dennis: some try. david: are you still with the company? dennis: i like the challenge. david: the other thing i found unusual is you seem to be fueled by diet mountain dew. you drink enormous amounts. dennis: it is one of my favorite drinks. david: is there something in it i do not know about? what i look like you if i could drink the diet mountain dew? dennis: sure. energizer, i make sure they have that. david: let's talk about the company you are leading, it is an extraordinary success story started by mr. boeing, the company is how old? dennis: 102 years this year, we said -- celebrated our 20 -- our centennial. we did this at the red barn facility. good: the company is in shape, the government is spending more money in aerospace, people are flying, can it get any better? >> this is a strong marketplace, when i work at big industrial markets around the world, it is the strongest and one of the big drivers is the population that is entering the middle class and has the ability to fly. we have 100 million new passengers every year in asia. new passengers. less thantes

in indiana, david dennis, who also opposed impeachment lost to philip sharp. >> in indiana, david dennis lost. david dennis' seat in indiana was one of 48 seats republicans lost the year that nixon resigned from office. including a bunch of other republicans who, like david dennis, had spent their time in congress wholeheartedly defending nixon right up until the very end. so a really, really big loss for the republican party that year, 1974. biggest midterm loss for republicans in modern political time. since 1974, republicans haven't fallen anywhere near that level of defeat, until now. this year they lost 40 seats in the house to the democrats. it was the biggest midterm loss republicans have seen since that extraordinary election in 1974 that happened after nixon had to step down. the republican president had just resigned in disgrace. this was their worst performance since then. and it was the democrats' record setting gain that was true in 1974, and it's true right now too. one of the things that democrats have been swimming upscream against since 2010 is that it's actually very di

dennis! [ laughter ] is there nowhere else for you to practice playing your didgeridoo than in your apartment? [ light laughter ] i'm all for you taking up an instrument, buddy. but, that one sounds like [ bleep ] and you're playing it at 3:00 in the morning. [ light laughter ] also, don't take this the wrong way, but you are not getting better. my wife and i agree, it just sounds like one hour-long blow. also we called the outback steak house, and they say you're not a member of their live australian house band, so just stop it, dennis. happy birthday to bill kutchman of alexandra, virginia. we hope you have a fantastic day, and an even better year. dennis! [ laughter ] stop offering to clean my apartment for a little extra dough. the last time i said "yes," all you did was rearrange the furniture and leave a post it note on the sink explaining how to wash the dishes. [ light laughter ] i know how to use dish soap, dennis. also, where's my television? [ light laughter ] happy birthday to lau

dennis! [ laughter is there nowhere else for you to practice playing your didgeridoo than in your apartment [ light laughter ] i'm all for you taking up an instrument, buddy.e but, that unds like [ bleep ] and you're playing it at 3:00 in the morning. hilight laughter ] also, don't takethe wrong way, but you are not getting better. my wife and i agree, it just sounds like one hour-long blow. also we called the outback steak house, and they say you're not a member of their live australian house band, so just stop it, dennis. happy birthday to bill kutchman of alexandra, virginia. we hope you have a fantastic day, and an even better year. dennis! [ laughter ] stop offering to clean my apartment for a little extra dough. the last time i said "yes," al you did was rearrange the furniture and leave a post it explaining how to wash the dishes. [ light laughter ] i know how to use dish soap, dennis. also, where's my television? [ light laughter ] happy birthday to lauren gorsky of simpsonville, sout

mulenberg becky, what a great time to speak to this gentleman. >> we are here with dennis mulenberg, the cheryl and ceo of boeing i know you didn't hear what scott was saying, but he's been running through the markets. it looks like the dow is down by 440 points, we were off 700 points or more and boeing was one of the big laggards, down 6%, so many concerns about china and trade. china is very important to you what's your take on what's happening with the trade talks with china right now >> well becky, i think you see some local volatility in the market because of trade uncertainty. >> we're hopeful coming out of the g20 summit that we're on the path to finding a trade

the heart of new york city, it's "the tonigh tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- natalie portman, dennis miller, musical guest, braison cyrus, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 980, charlotte. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you ry welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome. what a crowd. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] big show tonight. guys, if you're watching from home, you're in for a great show. if you're watching from jail, then you probably work for the president. [ laughter ] so today was the big sentencing hearing for trump's former lawyer, michael cohen. he got 36 months in prison, or as trump put it, "that's like, 20 years." [ laughter ] that's right. cohen got three years for arranging illegal hush-money payments for trump. but cohen said, "could have been worse. i could have been sentenced to be white house chief of staff." [ laughter ] that would've been -- if you don't remember cohen, here he is. there, yeah. [ light laughter ] he looks pretty

don't fall. >> reporter: he's not bad. >> he's better than you, dennis. hey, hartley, you holding dennis up. >> reporter: he's got better balance than i do. >> he's seen your work. >> wow, takes after mommy. good job, hartley. >> careful for the one behind you. >> dennis knocked over three or four kids. >> he's taking them out left and right. >> he just took out four of them. >> for news throughout the evening, the latest always on www.kpix.com. >> don't forget to join us for nightbeat and back here tonight at 11:00. have a good one! >> good night. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? how's everybody? thank y'all. i appreciate you, folks. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man--steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and we got a good one for you, today. returning for their fifth and final day, with a total of 41,625 bucks, from bellflower, california, it's the champs. it's the merriett family. [cheering and applause]

returning to our story, here again is dennis murphy. >>> where was meredith hope emerson? could she still be alive somewhere out there in georgia's chattahoochee national forest? and did the 24-year-old hiker have a prayer if she were indeed in the clutches of mystery man gary hilton? the search on blood mountain went into a third day. >> we had the hope. i mean, we were there from sunup to sundown, plus. we were there through the night in the cold and all the searchers. but if anyone could survive, it was meredith. and if anybody could fight somebody like that, it was meredith. >> meredith's parents had flown in from colorado and joined the searchers. peggy bailey, a family friend, was their spokeswoman. >> let me tell you something, meredith emerson can do anything. she is fiesty. she is strong. she's tiny and petite, 120 pounds, but let me tell you, i have every hope that -- she can run those mountains. she is a strong person. if anybody can survive this, she can. >> the missing woman was deceptively strong, not just an experienced hiker but an accomplished martial arts

got really bad there for a while after dennis lost his job. we let go of all the pool service we had. we had to let go of the landscaping. >> we cut out the tv. we cut out cellphones, absolutely everything down to the bone. >> we got rid of everything that we could to make the payment. we're selling everything we can. we've sold the motorcycle, sold the treadmill. we're just waiting for the people to pick it up. >> making their mortgage payment was the top priority. they tried repeatedly to reach someone at the bank who could work with them. >> their staff have a certain script that they read, but you can't really get into actually sit down and speak with anyone. >> we have a record of having been here for 18 years, all of this time. we're not going to all the sudden abandon our property and run off somewhere. we're, i would think, a very good risk. >> this is our home. and it's small. it's only 1,500 square feet -- a household of things that we've collected over our lifetime. it would be almost impossible at this point and time to just pick u

. >> and dennis miller is in studio to react, stay with me. kennedy: with rope of campaign finance violation, tightenin tig round money's clamy neck, democrats are salivating, if president directed his dumb scumy loyal to funnel hush money toker who -- whores, president mist must be guiltier, two things i know president is a magnet for questionable characters who are slimy than aing about of snakes in a mucus pool, and two impeachment would be best thing for him, democrats have been short-sighted on this issue, all they want to do is undo the election. they have the house majority, and they want to blow their political capital on a gamble that will payoff for the guy they trying to screw over could bill clinton reached his popularity after the house slow thed to impeachment. same boomerang will hit democrats where they least expect it in political jugular when president received a bump at worse time right before the 2020 election. and trump, pelosi and schumer fought like three weasels in heat, vice president pence sat with an angelic smile --

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do you think this hasn't been brought forth as a big issue on the world stage until now why now dr dennis. you know i think that the schools. up until now. this is the weapon of silence weapon of been used and i think that the latest weapon is impunity and i think that day more and more women are capable of speaking and that's the reason why i have a lot of respect for not next to me who had the courage to go beyond this barrier of. to break the silence and to state what happened i think that when women start to speak out it is an absolute weapon to be able to bring these terrible crimes. before the population and even the courts can't be done and i think that day more and more women are speaking which is a wonderful thing and need needs to be encouraged and i think that me too breaking silence all these movements will help to make the calls go forward and progress precisely on that night yeah you refuse to accept the social codes in many cultures that require women to stay silent and ashamed of the abuses that they've been subjected to why did you decide to speak up no matter how hard wh

here again is dennis murphy. >>> whose boss kills someone else's husband? i don't care, affair or no affair. there was no affair. who kills someone else's husband? >> hemy newman was a killer. that's what the prosecutor told the jury, what his alleged mistress told the jury. even hemy newman said he did it, a police detective testified. >> he admits to the shooting, correct? >> yes. >> hemy newman's defense attorney says their client shouldn't go to prison because the 48-year-old engineer, outwardly so calm and rational, had one more secret to confess. he had been tormented by demons since he was a boy. defense attorney bob rubin -- >> mr. neuman's problems really began years ago, and they went undiagnosed over the course of his lifetime and, as a result, he got progressively worse. >> and the defense made a bold allegation to the jury that hemy's violent act against rusty was triggered by none other than rusty's wife andrea. >> she had planted the seed and she had stoked the fire. and she knew that what she set out to do with somebody who was sick, that sh

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- natalie portman, dennis miller, musical guest, braison cyrus, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 980, charlotte. >> steve: and now, here is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, everyone. welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome. what a crowe. ome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] big show tonight. guys, if you're watching from home, you're in for a eat show. if you're watching from jail, then you probably work for the president. [ laughter ] so today was the big sentencing hearing for trump's former lawyer, michael cohen. he got 36 months in prison, or as trump put it, "that's like, 20 years [ laughter ] that's right. cohen got three years for arranging illegal hush-money payments for trump. but cohen sa, "could have en worse. i could have been sentenced to be white house chief of staff." [ laughter ] that wou've been -- if you don't remember cohen, here he is. there, yeah. [ light laughter ] he looks pretty innocent to me. yeah. [ laughter ] if yo

police got a tip that a student at dennis intermediate was planning a school shooting. officers arrived at the same time and the exchanged gunfire outside the school before the boy ran inside and turned the gun on himself. the teen died, no other students were hurt. >>> the last home game for the oakland raiders could be a monday night game on christmas eve. now, this is bringing up questions of where the team might play next year. we will tell you what levi stadium is doing in case the team wants to head south. >> we will check on your commute through the babe bridge toll plaza. this is what you have to drive through to get there. update coming up. cloud cover no rain yet but really very warm for some certainly long the santa crews and san mateo coast. windy as well. . >>> the raiders could be playing their last game in oakland on christmas eve. the team is going to vegas for the 2020 season but because they are not renewing the lease at the coliseum they need a place to play next season that place could be right there, levi stadium. the mayor of santa clara told the m

dennis banks passed away last year. generation that was involved in a red power are starting to pass away. there are a copious amount of oral histories that you can use and that i have used and want to use a lot more of. it is something that many cases is a relatively new thing. 40 years ago for them is still in some cases pretty wrong. it is a touchy subject and working with them is something you'll have to approach with great caution. some it is too recent to go into. steve: why did you decide to delve into this topic? course myle: i took a first semester of masters, native american history was the first thing that popped out to me. i was always interested in vietnam. i was doing the course and i happened to look at stuff on the occupation of the wounded knee. they are all calling it a bad reenactment of vietnam. that is a series of movies come out in the early 70's that are playing on these issues of native rights and u.s. government issues. which like soldier blue was a reenactment of 1880 indian issues but at the s

this award obligates dennis mccrary. to continue their vital work but the award obligates as to stand side by side with them in the struggle to end war time sex or violence only then can the hopeful message of now the years all to biography the last country. together we must make her generation of young women and girls the last generation to suffer from the sexual from the barbarism of sexual crimes thank you thank you then. would you please step forward to receive your diploma and gold medal. thanks . thank you. and then i called for god to step forward and give her a noble lecture the floor is yours. thank you. so have you jenna. to have the same morning many of your harvests your excellences and which members of the committee ladies and gentleman we should have a very good day thank you very much for the nod and have the committee for granting me such an honor with such a prize with my friend dr mcguire who works very hard to do what ever it takes you know to. those people who are victims of sexual abuse and to be a v

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. >> the keating five are john mccain and democrats alan cranston, john glenn, donald riegle and dennis deconcini. they reportedly received a total of $1.3 million in donations. former bank board chairman edwin gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. perfectly built into the meeting. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals. you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial on charges of criminal fraud, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished

dennis rodman. cnn's brian todd is digging into all this for us. brian, tell us more about spavor, his connection to dennis rodman, and to kim jong-un. >> reporter: wolf, tonight, michael spavor's caught up in a web of intrigue and diplomatic retaliation. he's got a history with dennis rodman and kim jong-un going back at least five years. and tonight, we've looked into whether that connection played into spavor's detention by chinese officials. on his facebook page, michael spavor proudly displays pictures of him and kim jong-un in a friendly embrace. and chatting with kim over drinks on a boat. there's also a shot of him standing with the north korean dictator, along with the former nba star who spavor helped get into north korea. dennis rodman. tonight, michael spavor, a canadian businessman based in china, is believed to be languishing in a chinese jail after having disappeared this week. canadian officials tell cnn spavor was detained in china after being questioned at an airport there. the can

including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412," you probably won't believe me. hey, actor lady whose scene was cut. hi. but you can believe this esurance employee, nancy abraham. seriously, send her an email and ask her yourself. no emails... no emails. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> to the index of other news tonight. and the human heart found on a southwest flight bound for dallas. the plane was forced to return to seattle. the heart was mistakenly left in the cargo hold during a previous flight. it was reportedly being sent to a tissue processor for a possible future transplant. there was no patient waiting for that heart. that's a good thing. >>> it was raining money. drivers jumping from their cars in east rutherfo

including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412," you probably won't believe me. hey, actor lady whose scene was cut. hi. but you can believe this esurance employee, nancy abraham. seriously, send her an email and ask her yourself. no emails... no emails. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. . >> good evening. a grandmother and two children among the victims of quadruple homicide in missouri authority say a st. louis man shot his girlfriend, two children at eight and ten years old and the woman's mother in the home they shared. investigators say richard exchanged gunfire with police stabbing the victim before being taken into custody several hours later facing multiple charges of first-degree murder american doctor is back in the us being monitored at a nebraska hospital he has not been identified is not showing symptoms of ebola more than 360 people have died in the crisis currently affecting the democratic republic of congo.

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dennis is a well-known author with 98 authors and nine books. harpers ferry under fire received the national book of the year award. lincoln's union and perilous awarded the two dozen 12 laney book prize for distinguished scholarship and writing on the civil war. dennis has written for magazines such as civil war times illustrated, blue and gray magazine, north and south magazine and hallowed ground and is a guest contributor to the washington post. he and his wife sylvia have restored the home used by general burnside as his post antietam headquarters. join me in welcoming dennis ,s he speaks about his new book antietam shadows, mistry, myths and machinations -- mystery, myth and machination. [applause] >> it is great to be back with you. i really enjoy coming here to the mosby organization. i've spoken to this group many times in the past. i let you on tours in the past. great group of people. not only because it is in this beautiful countryside, but also because i always think of you as a very sophisticated -- i'm going to complement you, sop

and activists ninety more than congolese dr dennis will call for action to stop sexual violence of war as they jointly receive the nobel peace prize. french president emmanuel across and has admitted he was partly responsible for fueling the yellow vist protests that were strangers have been rallying for four weeks against fuel tax rises resulting in some of the worst violence that france is seen in decades in a long awaited t.v. address he tried to pacify them by announcing that he would increase the minimum wage and cancel a planned tax rise for low income pensioners but he refused to reinstate a tax on the wealthy. if you want to the response over the last eighteen months i take responsibility for not giving you that response i failed to give you the sense that i wanted to alleviate your distress because i know that i've heard some of you with some of my offers and propositions i want to be very clear to you this evening if i had work to turn around the political system the bad habits the hypocrisy it's because i love this country. well earlier emanuel mccrone and his cabinet met un

here's dennis murphy. >> you might take him for a retired english professor from one of the universities in the raleigh-durham area. preppy, witty. a sparkling story-teller, welcome at so many of the best dinner tables. but now a days in this part of north carolina, michael peterson is known not as the novelist he in fact is, but as that man. the notorious husband, the one with the wife dead at the bottom of the staircase. >> you were not only the prime suspect, you were the only suspect. >> the only one. >> there was massive amounts of blood. who you do you explain it? was this a fall or was this murder? >> exactly what did happen on that staircase? and what is the truth about michael peterson? a man once sentenced to die in prison for the commission of a homicide, he has always maintained was nothing but an accident. innocent he asserts. but the novelist in him knows full well the irresistible appeal of the story line he says he got swept up in. >> sex, money, murder, my god. what more could you have? >>

: he was a native russian named dennis? >> he was a russian poet, all of which was great, but he was called dennis, which was sort of disappointing. i wanted him to be called vladimir or something. he was very charming. all he could say in english was i'm tony dakota and i'm an astronaut from minnesota. and i said i am in love. i hardly spoke russian, and he didn't speak any english other than that. he could have been talking about car language but it didn't matter. >> stephen: because you were speaking the language of love. >> yes, and he had a mustache -- >> stephen: but he had a mustache. >> in those days, it was-- now, everybody has a mustache and it's very cool. but then, only russian poets had mustaches and i thought it was kind of weird. >> stephen: what is it like to hang out way russian poet? what were his friends like? >> great. he had seven friends-- he was one of seven russian poets -- >> stephen: you and seven russian poets? >> yes. >> stephen: that's a sequel to "snow white." ( laughter ) >> yes. it kind of wa

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peace prize when is it held a news conference in oslo ahead of monday's award ceremony congolese dr dennis mcguire gania activists ninety in the rod when jointly awarded the prize in october paris see the onus of their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war in armed conflict. full of charges. not a single i saw fighting has been brought to court we haven't seen this perhaps it will be a different group that commits these crimes if there is no justice we will continue to see this injustice in the world if this is not dealt with now. charlie rangel has more from also on the stories of those prize winners you can almost imagine the women in the democratic republic of congo who dennis mcquay has helped cheering when they saw his appearance and his words in that press conference and just to give you a little bit more background on this extraordinary man who trained as an obstetrician in france and then returned to the d.r. c. to set up a maternity clinic in one thousand nine hundred nine but the first patient to walk through his door wasn't pregnant she was actually a surv

poor dennis. it's terrible what i did to him. because he had to, obviously, shave the rest of it off. >> stephen: what did he look like without the mustache, better? >> much better, i thought. >> stephen: what did he say? was he mad at you? >> he said, "in russia, we have a saying: 'eating an egg-- kissing a man without a mustache is like eating an egg without salt.'" and i was like, i'm still pleased i got rid of your mustache. >> stephen: eating an egg with a mustache is even better because it gets caught up in the mustache. >> totally. >> stephen: did you watch "mary poppins" as a little girl? did you love it? >> yes, i did love it. i think everybody did. it's part of all of our childhood, and it's an amazing, beautiful, wonderful film. >> stephen: in the movie, did you get to do all the fun things you want to do when you see mary poppins when you were a kid? obviously you sing, but do you get to do fly work and stuff like that? >> yes. >> stephen: was that terrifying? >> yes. it was terrifying. i have a preternatural fear of

dennis banks passed away last year. a lot of the generation that was involved in a red power are starting to pass away. there are a copious amount of oral histories that you can use and that i have used and want to use a lot more of. it is still something that in many cases for activists is a relatively new thing. 40 years ago for them is still pretty raw so it is a touchy subject and working with them is something you'll have to approach with great caution. many are willing to talk about their times and for others it is too recent to go into. >> why did you decide to delve into this topic? my firsttaken a course semester of masters, native american history was the first thing that popped out to me. i was always interested in vietnam. i was doing the course and i happened to look at stuff on the occupation of the wounded knee. they are all calling it a bad reenactment of vietnam. there is a series of movies that come out in the early 70's there playing on these issues of native rights and u.s. government issues towards

denny's♪ $6.99 are you out $6.99 of your mind ♪ eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and butter buttermilk pancakes. and now, get it delivered free! free! enjoy denny's new $6.99 super slam now with free delivery. ♪ ♪ we'll do it our way >> and they certainly did. avila vern and shirley, cindy and penny returned to tv in 2016 to tape a special episode of "the odd couple." >> this was to honor penny's brother who died that year. i was fortunate to be there that day as cindy revealed secrets about their hit show. ♪ schlemiel schlimazel >> that famous opening was an idea of gary's. they shot it late at night at the studio. >> he said penny teach cindy that dance you did on the way to school with your chums. he said action. we ha we did it once. i didn't get it. schlemiel schlimazel. the second take i got it. he said that's good. >> gary also created "happy days." in fact laverne and shirley's first appearance is when they guest starred on the show. >> my brother called and asked if we would play these part. >> shirley, what do you think of this kid? >> he's nice, but a tie too. >> their

so dennis ross leaves us with a thought of, never say never. never give up, which is a good thought to end on. please join me in thanking the members of the task force, the authors of the report, dennis, khaled, lucy, brookings, and center for new american security. [ applause ] thank you for coming. >>> a live look this afternoon at the capitol rotunda, where former president george h.w. bush is lying in state. since yesterday, the public has been offered the opportunity to pay their respects. tomorrow, a state funeral will be held at the washington national cathedral, and afterwards, the remains of the former president will head back to texas for a public viewing in houston wednesday night. and then on thursday, there's a funeral service at st. martin's episcopal church, with a burial during the afternoon at the george bush residential library and museum in college station, texas. live coverage of these services on c-span. . >>> sunday on q&a. >> i've worked with fourpreside jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack obama, and to my surprise, donald

here's dennis murphy. >> reporter: you won't find mayberry r.f.d. on the map. but if close neighbors, good schools, and just plain old civility is what you're looking for in a place to call home, you could do worse than settle in grovetown, georgia. tamara baldwin has lived here for 14 years. >> you see the children outside playing, having a good time. just a nice, quiet place that you want to move and take your family to. >> reporter: the way we think america used to be, and seems to be harder and harder to find, huh? >> yeah. >> the army's ft. gordon is just down the road and a number of the city's 12,000 residents are active or retired military. crime stats can be measured in stolen bicycles. >> great place to raise a family. >> reporter: here's a veteran investigator for the county. what's your crime rate? >> it's not that high. we don't have too much violent crime. >> reporter: dozens of homicides a year, would you say? >> no, not at all. we might have one a year. >> reporter: one a year? >> yeah. >> reporter: and in march 2009, they did have one -- a homi

we will continue the discussion of the fed rate hikes with dennis lockhart. and the tokyo and korea open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a very good morning. asia's major markets have just opened for trade. shery: good evening from new york. sophie: in hong kong, welcome to daybreak: asia. haidi: our top stories this thursday, stocks slide as the fed terms less dovish than hope. jay powell says some further rate hikes will be warranted next year. the s&p 500 tumbles to a 15-month low. trading in asia-pacific markets is expected to fall. ofry: the highs and lows japan's biggest ipo. an underwhelming debut for softbank but a big win for -- [indiscernible] investors have to digest the fed rate hike decision but at the same time, they are looking forward to the policy decisions out of the bank of japan and bake of indonesia -- bank of indonesia. we will see how we are setting up for trading in asia. sophie: the post-fed struggle is looking real for asian markets. investors unimpressed by powell's stance. the nikkei 225 losing .8%, falling further below 21,

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and dennis mccuaig receive the nobel peace diplomas and medals their speeches urge the international community to act when war crimes are committed a call they reiterated during an exclusive interview with al-jazeera after the ceremony i says fidel you know group i def been doing to the girls and women kidnapping. and raping the years see. and to women and believe and those people believing according to this and saying this is right we see this is the the wrong this act they can't possibly talk nobody knows firsthand the injustice of eisel seen here returning to her village in northern iraq she is a survivor of trafficking and rape at the hands of the group's fighters now she's desperate to rescue and resettle her people three hundred thousand there in refugee camps while three thousand new cd women are still in slaved she has told her story of sexual violence and torture receiving standing ovations at the european parliament in the united nations but she says there's been little action the people live in hope for justice but that hope has an expiry date. shares the million dollar pr

here's dennis with sports. >> the oakland raider cost decide the home advantage. two candidates going at it patrick mahomes and phillip rivers. looks like he will throw the ball away and then touchdown, 7- 0 chiefs. they led 28-21 with 8 seconds left. l.a. was down 28-27. so you're going to go for the extra point and time, right? no. they decided to go for the win. someone forgot to cover mike williams. a stunner. the victory and they're now tied with kc. man, did anybody get license of that mac truck that ran over the warriors two night ago, 20 point blowout and it want that close. steph curry woke up from that nightmare. >> not really. >> he's doing his hockey version. san jose on the break. a little give and go action. the second goal of the game. it's meyers second straight. then joe thornton. the sharks hung on to win. san jose has won five. group hug all the way around. if you don't have tickets at the hill top, nate ren fro. good thing help didn't break this backboard. they are 9-1, their best start since the clinton administration. the women's team back. w

absolutely you can almost imagine the women in the democratic republic of congo who dennis mccuaig has helped cheering when they saw his appearance and his words in that press conference and just to give you a little bit more background on this extraordinary man who trained as an obstetrician in france and then returned to the d.r. c. to set up a maternity clinic in one thousand nine hundred nine but the first patient to walk through his door wasn't pregnant she was actually a survivor of rape mutilated by men fighting in the armed conflict there and in the twenty so years since then fifty thousand women have followed them and he has had to invent new surgeries to deal with the horrific injuries he's winning the prize for that but also for developing a new model of rehabilitation finding out how to heal these women physically psychologically and economically removing the pain the trauma and the stigma and getting them back into their communities he says that his inspiration is the women that he treats his threats to his life and he has returned to continue his work and today he is thei

dennis parker was chased from his home in the 2012 flood.dennis parker/flood victim "...im really feeling good, i feel as though the area is safer for the first time since the 98 flood..."the santa clara valley water district, caltrans and and several san mateo county jurisdictions picked up the $44 million dollar tab. the work will guard against a 100-year flood, which has a 1 percent chance of occurring in any given year but theres more work ahead.len materman/project manager "....this is really the first of three phases, next up we will go to work on the creek east of highway 101 where there are many thousands of properties to protect. this is also the cornerstone of eleven miles of shoreline were working on to guard against sea level rise..dennis parker/flod victim "...theres nothing like the loss of life and property to ruin your quality of life and effect property values, we were worried about contamination in the water system, there are just so many things that can go wrong..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news kron4news fladeboe in san jose rob can go wrong..."many things that the

here again is dennis murphy with "the house on sidney's cove." >> at first, it was the unnatural way the leaves were clumped that attracted attention. then, it was the hair. >> and i hear a scream from the woods. >> you hear a scream. >> yeah. and i tore off running into the woods. and then, when i got into the woods, her coworker alison was there, and she said, oh my god, it's her. we found her. there is her hair. >> how awful for you. >> yeah. >> nique leili's sister amy and her friend alison felt sure the body beneath the leaves had to be nique's. >> it was terrible. i think everybody was a little bit shocked. so i just kind of went into crisis mode and i called 911. >> within minutes, police, ambulances and news cameras were converging on the patch of woods where the body was found. nique's mother, harriet garrett, says she heard the news when a cop told her she would have to stop leafletting the neighborhood. >> someone in the neighborhood had complained. and while he is talking to me, his radio goes off. it's the dispatch. body has been found. >> you hear it over the dispatch.

dennis lewis, diver:"if there's a will there's a way, he showed up with an appetite and found some food and is just hanging out with the fish out here"and it has ecologists wondering is it an invasive species, but it doesn't look like it.dennis lewis, diver:"so far away from home and a totally different environment they're not totally comfortable reproducing and causing an invasive outbreak." (vicki)that was drew andre reporting.the fish has also been spotted in oregon and washington state. (ken)coming up at 6:45russia isn't the only one launching cyberattacks against the u.s. we'll talk about another threat out of asia that has lawmakers concerned. (vicki) and next at 6:30 nine billion dollars and counting. california's insurance commissioner says wildfire costs are still climbing. (ken) the state's most recent wildfires are turning out to be the costliest ever. the state insurance department says the wildfires will cost nine billion dollars and counting in insured losses.. (vicki)losses.. (vicki) kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what the insurance commissioner s

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enjoy denny's new $6.99 super slam now with free delivery. . >>> demonstrators took to the streets of paris to protest the tax policy. the scale of conflict was smaller than weeks past. >> another day of antigovernment protest. there were clashes but not as many as last saturday. the yellow vest activist were out around the old opera house and other land parks. tear gas and water cannons were used. there were scuffling. seven injured put 115 arrests today. last week a thousand. police were out in big numbers. we spent much of the day watching cat and mouse throughout the city. one reason for the crop in trouble, concessions madeweek f president macron. high taxes, low wages and a government not listening to the people. the deadly terror attack in strasburg, police finding and killing the man responsible for it on thursday night. two more reasons why there was a decrease in the unrest, the cold weather and the holiday season. season. . >>> the third saturday in december is reach across america day. this recognizes the work of nonprofit groups nationwide that honor those who serve. they

the letter demands that denny's management attend a mediation session with state officials. koh says his group of ten seniors were waiting for more members of their church when they were kicked after ten to 15 minutes for drinking coffee and not ordering food. he believes they were treated rudely because of their age and possibly their race. >> i feel some discrimination here, but it's hard to say, but i feel real, really bad. >> the bay area did contact denny's management through its public relations company to get a comment, but we have not gotten a response as of yet. >>> every wine bottle has a story. the next installment of our bay area revelations shares some of those stories from winemakers and growers. born in mexico, hararo came to napa valley. the white house wanted to serve his wines at a state dinner. >> the chef loved tit, i loved it. wanted to know if we could sell them five cases of wine for the dinner. i'm like, um, um, yes, of course. what do you say? you're so happy, you can't believe >> speechless, wow. >> it airs saturday 10:00 p.m. after "saturday night

let's move this over for example to dennis. dennis versus the united states. >> guest: that wasn't on the final exam. >> host: i made it up because i desperate. >> nightmares back in law school. >> host: the worst first amendment case you can think of. it upheld the conviction of the leadership of the american communist party and put them in jail during the mccarthy hearing just because they were the leaders of the american communist party. they were not alleged to have done anything other than being leaders of the party. that takes me to the supreme court. there were arguments on both sides, strong national security argument strong enough to persuade leonard hand, strong enough to persuade frankfurter. >> leonard hand on the lower court. >> on the second circuit. and so to me the answer can't be that the court should have stepped back in that case because there were powerful arguments on both sides. >> protecting the minority rights of communists, that is at the heart of the first amendment. you don't need a first amendment to