dennis. i will say this, though. it is the first time i have stopped to think about it at all. >> thank you. [indiscernible conversations] >> hi, i am miss merrill. >> mary newton. >> hello, mary. s you overary need here. would you join us? >> [indiscernible] >> what department are you in? [indiscernible conversations] >> there was no mass walkout. no one quit. a few girls even tried to help out. ♪ resentment turned to curiosity. then curiosity became interest. [typewriter keys clicking] narrator: in time mary was no longer the new girl, and a new girls no longer meant trouble. so we all settled down again to the difficult business of making a living. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> estate dinner at the white house. and misspresident lyndon johnson are among those who join president kennedy and honoring her majesty and the empress. >> this weekend on railamerica, on american history tv, firm alliance, and empress of iran with john candy and jacqueline kennedy. -- kennedy and jacqueline kennedy. welcoming you to the united states, t

dennis. i will say this, though. it is the first time i have stopped to think about it at all. >> thank you. [indiscernible conversations] >> hi, i am miss merrill. >> mary newton. >> hello, mary. would you join us? >> [indiscernible] >> what department are you in? [indiscernible conversations] >> there was no mass walkout. no one quit. if you even tried to help out. ♪ resentment turned to curiosity. then curiosity became interest. [typewriter keys clicking] [typewriter keys clicking] narrator: in time mary was no longer the new girl, and a new girls no longer meant trouble. so we all settled down again to the difficult business of making a living. ♪ ♪ >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our weekly series "reel america," saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern hereon american history tv. >> today, on american artifacts, seminal natione of oklahoma. -- oregon. >> her people were shackled and chained and brought to the west as prisoners of war. >> american artifac

todd dennis of dennis industries to present your case to him personally. him i would like to see her right away. let's squash this. and get lyle ross on the phone. may i ask a personal question? >> of course. >> where do you stand on all this? you have heard the policy discussion. how do you feel? >> honestly, mr. dennis, i wonder where everybody has been. doesn't anybody in this company read the newspapers or go to the movies? i think it is about time we woke up. >> you can be a great help to us right now. >> how? >> by giving the new girl a chance. by making sure that she gets a chance. >> you mean by being especially nice to her? nice, justcially plain, ordinary nice, garden-variety nice. you have a certain amount of prestige here. use it. >> i didn't want the other girls to think i was doing it just because -- > >> don't you start being frightened too. think about it. it is not an order, just a random comment on humanity. i am sorry you want to leave, .iss right -- miss wright up until now you have been an asset to the company. enjoyedtil now i have wo

dennis. >> someone does. they called me, i didn't call them. >> mr. graham, we're not talking about anything that's secret. they have never hired a negro girl. everyone knows that. it's not that they discriminate, it's just that they don't hire us. >> maybe things are changing, mary. >> don't misunderstand. i'd love to work at dennis. i do want a job as a secretary. and i could handle it. >> i know you could. i checked your records. you have every qualification you need. let me bring you up to date. last week the personnel department of dennis got in touch with every employment agency in town. it told them that beginning immediately negros were to be hired on the dennis office force. >> really? >> yes, really. they also called up the urban league and asked us to help them over the hurdle. >> sounds as though they're serious. >> they are serious. they already started to map a long-term educational plan so the schools around here know exactly what kind of help they need. they approached every o

dennis. i will say this, though. it is the first time i have stopped to think about it at all. >> thank you. [indiscernible conversations] >> hi, i am miss merrill. >> mary newton. >> hello, mary. would you join us? >> what department are you in? [indiscernible conversations] >> there was no mass walkout. no one quit. a few girls even tried to help out. (music) resentment turned to curiosity. then curiosity became interest. [typewriter keys clicking] >> in time mary was no longer the new girl, and new girls no longer meant trouble. so we all settled down again to the difficult business of making a living. (music) (music) >> i want to start with a little story. in 1963, this woman sherry, which is a pseudonym, was featured in a life magazine article. the story was about a choice that her family was facing. she was pregnant. her husband had recently traveled to europe where he acquired

they were hitchhiking. >> dennis was dennis wilson of the beach boys. at the time america's answer to the beatles. ray jacobson was a music producer and friend of dennis wilson's. >> they went to dennis's house, had a good time, played music, all the things they would do. >> manson's system worked like a charm. offering his young women as sexual favors to get what he wanted. before the day was out he and most of the family had moved right into dennis wilson's house. >> dennis used to call me up and say greg, come on down, we're partying, all these girls are here, charlie, you've got to meet charlie the wizard. dennis was convinced he could make charlie a star. >> and so improbable as it seems dennis took manson to his brother brian's studio. that's brian wilson. to record some of his songs. here's manson singing during that session. ♪ restless as the wind ♪ this town is killing me >> but when the other beach boys actually heard that? >> they didn't have a high opinion of the music, or charlie. >> the session fizzled. but the beach boys did play one

you >> steve dennis on testing. hits >>well d it is true that ty have had problems with the testing kits, that has been well documented, i haven't seen anythinge wa as far as some nefarious reasons, pretty sure , he w that if there was some nefarious reason doctor fauci knew about it he would not stand for it, the guy has been there for a long time. i do think that his issue of testing is a big big story and something that has to be, it ist going to get a lot of attention. even once these tests are out there by the millions like the food tests, even when that happens, there is still going to be a what happened? how can we prevent this from happening again? why is south korea better ater'e testing than we are? question among some democrats on the hill about whether there was less emphasis on testing because trump didn't want the numbers to look bad.onsp i don't think that there's folks in the cdc or an hr thinking that so, there are conspiracies-ing theories that are floating aroundld c somethig like thishing a crisi

dennis miller was one and and dana carvey podcast. this is my guest today is ben dennis miller but didn't get to everything we want to do and get a politics but i want to thank him for being my guest today was the next time with rob lowe. well it's too much what beautiful. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth . is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes erupt and it's going to chill . so very for a while right. my great grandfathers. nobody would care about the law or prison so you'd have lawlessness should have. a terrible life between now and. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises apologise to the people and promise to be you know we've all pots it was pretty. pretty. pretty did. you want to 1st. know. fall. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation

senate reporter, steve dennis. now that that 8.3 emergency supplemental has passed and the money is out its way of the door what tools does congress have left in its toolbox to respond to the coronavirus? what should we look for this week on that front? >> guest: democrats are talking about a sort of things they want to get done with everything from paid sick leave for workers with workers do not have paid sick leave and there is assorted other things that they want including making sure that testing is free and that treatments are affordable and that sort of thing. it wille be interesting to seef they get this on the floor this week because there's a lot of other things going on this week but with markets plunging this morning and the futures you might hear more and more talk of them doing a stimulus. the last time we had this kind of market shock was 2008 and remember what happens then? there were emergency things that nancy pelosi and george bush worked out back then things like tax cuts and there's already been

dennis miller was one and and dana carvey podcast. this is my guest today is ben dennis miller and i didn't get everything we want to do and get a politics but i want to thank him for being my guest today was the next time. i'm with rob. well what beautiful. kind of financial survival john today with all the money laundering 1st visit this cash in the 3 different. oh good that's a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up for something in europe something in america something overseas in the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in their tough talk recently decided to give mccall and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy old beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max they know what money laundering is highly illegal here for a watch guys record. because the swarm see the blood of them so moving. to bed your local was before. much of those who heard it's a preview of the other movies to s

dennis miller paws one and and dana carvey podcast. this is my guest today is ben dennis miller and i didn't get everything we want to we didn't get politics but i want to thank him for being my guest today was the next time with rob lowe. well what beautiful. the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington in brussels by virtue of them for the foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fade into oblivion. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes erupt and it's going to chill. so very for a while right. my great grandfather's. nobody would care about the law or prison so you'd have wallace those should have. a terrible life between the in the. room see the

the cost covers damage from storms ciara and dennis. here's our business correspondent, katie prescott. the long clean—up operation continues. when storms ciara and dennis spread through the uk, they left devastation in their wake — homes, businesses and transport underwater. now the insurance industry is counting the cost. more than 3000 households have made flood claims for an average of £32,000. our initial estimates are that storm ciara and storm dennis are going to cost around £363 million, that's how much insurers are paying out to help customers recover from these devastating incidents. to put this into context, at £360 million, the cost of clearing up after storms ciara and dennis is triple that of the floods in the midlands and south yorkshire last november, which cost £110 million, but below the three successive storms — desmond, eva then frank — in december 2015, which cost £i.3 billion. several large insurers have recently said how winterflood claims are hitting their businesses. direct line's profits were down

dennis miller was one and and dana carvey podcast. this is my guest today is ben dennis miller but didn't get to everything we want to we didn't get politics but i want to thank him for being my guest today was the next time with rob lowe. well what beautiful. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes erupt and it's going to chill. so very for a while right. my great grandfather's. nobody would care about the law or prison so you'd have wallace though should have. a terrible life between now and the. well done charles dickens captured the guys at that moment in the christmas count being a condemnation of capitalism wasn't yes you know the ghost of christmas future was neoliberalism visiting upon the president to try to warn people what happens when you financial lies the global ec

the cost covers damage from storms ciara and dennis. the devastation left in the wake of storms ciara and dennis, which hit the uk in february. floods affecting transport, businesses and residents. people like mike, who's had floodwater in his home for almost four weeks. we're on a septic tank system here, so the system backs up. and so although we've been able to live in the house, we're very careful about how many times we flush the toilet or how many times we get a shower. now the waters are receding, the insurance industry is counting the cost of the damage to people like him. more than 3000 households have made flood claims for an average of £32,000. our initial estimates are storm ciara and storm dennis will cost around £360 million, that's how much insurers are paying out to help customers recover from these devastating incidents. to put this into context, at £360 million, the cost of cleaning up storms ciara and dennis is triple that of the floods in the midlands and south yorkshire last november, which cost £110 million, bu

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for more on the markets we are joined by dennis but -- dennis debusschere. have you ever seen anything like the last 10 days? dennis: no, not even close. having lived through the financial crisis, it is certainly extraordinary speed at which things are happening. the speed at which things are happening are just 10 times what i recall from the financial crisis. vonnie: what are clients saying to you? what is the concern that comes up most of the moment and what are you telling them? dennis: good question. the biggest one is, when will think -- thanks come back to relative normality. when can you expect to go back to work? and then what will behavior be like that follows? on the first point, what we are telling them is, if you can get back to work by my -- by may, gdp declines can be somewhere in the 20% range short-term. if it is june or july, significantly worse. , --hope is yes? vonnie: you dropped out there for a second. continue. dennis: the hope is that people come back by the end of april and the powers that be are trying to push for that. that would be

ok folks dennis miller here and we're going to talk to stephanie beatrice today she's from brooklyn 99 and she's very excited got a big film coming up in june in the heights and that's coming right up right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined by the delightful we've had time to chat as they've set up the lights and cameras stephanie beatrice and she's joining me on the show today she's an arjun tinian american actress best known for her role as detective rosa diaz in the n.b.c. now good to see them over on the mother ship comedy series brooklyn 99 with andy samberg she's currently starring in season 7 which like i said it shifted over from i believe was fox at one point to n.b.c. stephanie will also appear this must be exciting in the feature film adaptation of the broadway musical in the heights which i believe was the the miranda kids big one before before we began to get all the hamiltons on hamilton and that comes out on june. 6th for the welcome to the show i think in the heights he probably did not get as much vegas as he showe

joining me and dennis here today to talk about his new book. [applause] did anybody here feel excited to read this book? me too. when i got asked to do this event i was really excited because i am a journalist and i work in media. work at vice full-time i also freelance for various different obligations on print and digital publications as well. i've been doing that for five years and as a trans person who writes about trans issues i have fielded so many comments and inquiries from the public around various aspects of what it means to be transgender or gender nonconforming which inherently is connected to a change in language often for people who are altering the way in which they are living their lives in the world, identity and identifying factors like names and pronouns are part of that. so much of that feedback has been confusion and criticism of a change or seemingly new aspect language that's occurring. which people are uncomfortable with. sometimes there is no problem and people are quite fine and other times there's large controversies

that is dennis in fairfax county, virginia. democrats, republicans and returndents, i want to to the congressional reported. jennifer, good morning to you. let's start with what could be happening on capitol hill today with this economic stimulus bill in response to the coronavirus. that they haver released their plan. take us through the negotiations right now and a potential vote today. guest: the house does plan to vote by the end of the day. the house rules committee, which is a hurdle to get to the house floor, started this process late last night. they wouldd and said get input from the white house and house republicans. they just reconvened a couple of minutes ago to restart that process. we expect the vote by the end of the day. this is a fast-moving bill. the legislation did not come out until last night. a lot of folks are getting familiar with what is in there. we expect democrats to widely support it. house republicans and the white raised a bit of skepticism but have not completely ruled out supporting it. host: na

ok folks dennis miller here and we're going to talk to stephanie beatrice today she's from brooklyn 99 and she's very excited got a big film coming up in june in the heights and that's coming right up right after this on dennis miller plus one. welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined by the delightful we've had time to chat as they've set up the lights and cameras stephanie beatrice and she's joining me on the show today she's an arjan tinian american actress best known for her role as detective rosa diaz in the n.b.c. now good to see them over on the mother ship comedy series brooklyn 99 with andy samberg she's currently starring in season 7 which like i said it shifted over from i believe was fox at one point to n.b.c. stephanie will also appear this must be exciting in the feature film adaptation of the broadway musical in the heights which i believe was the the miranda kids big one before before we began to get all the hamiltons on hamilton and that comes out on june 12th. for the welcome to the show but i think in the heights he probably did not get as much as he showed up

see you at denny's! >>> long time political talk show host chris matthews is retiring in msnbc immediately. the 74-year-old has been in the news for allegedly making sexist comments to a female guest. he apologized for the comments during tonight's show. he's also faced criticism for comparing bernie sanders' win in nevada to nazis taking over france. he's been with msnbc for over 20 years. >>> and it's the end of an era for one the most popular court shows on television. judge judy will end production next year after filming the 25th season. the show debuted in 1996. judge judy received a lifetime achievement award at the daytime emmys, and recently has been campaigning on behalf of michael bloomberg. her next show will be entitled judy justice. >> reporter: -- >>> if you own an iphone, you could get $25. apple agreed to a settlement that they slowed down iphones. they offered discount battery replacements, but many customers had already spent hundreds of dollars for a new phone. see if you qualify onli

but it's notjust homes at risk from storm dennis. it tookjust a few hours to cause £3.5 million worth of damage to this car showroom in treforest. more than 250 vehicles were wrecked. it's one of around 500 businesses across the county to have been affected. this was the main shopping street the morning after it flooded. the water has gone down now, but the aftermath is still being felt in this town. that means livelihoods and jobs are at serious risk. when we came in, it was total devastation. we've got riser recliner chairs, sofas, beds, heavy furniture all over the place, and as you can probably see, it's roughly about to four to five feet high, and that's throughout the building. the floor warping, it's utter devastation. have you been able to estimate yet how much stock you've lost and what the damage is? we've done a recent stocktake where we've lost about £80,000 in stock. now, the obvious question is what about insurance? insurance was due for renewal recently. the flood cover was removed by the insurance company so we've h

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dennis, i want to read something on the other side. i want to press you, dennis, on the costs here. it's not just sanders. he just happens to be the more liberal choice. there were several candidates talking about things that were more expensive. this is dangers of medicare for all, saying look, it could cost $32 trillion in its first decade, more than double all currently projected federal, and corporate income tax collections. bot line, are voters looking at a plan in the sanders side that is just not fundable, or is this just like the iraq war and everything that comes along which is the budget will follow what the priorities are? >> well, let me first reiterate, i'm not here on behalf of bernie sanders. better markets doesn't endorse candidates. >> sure, i said that. >> but we want our candidates to focus on the financial system and the economy and making it work for the vast majority of americans, and so i think getting into a debate, which you can have about what medicare for all costs and what it doesn't cost is largely a side show -- >> let me press you on that, though. is i

. >> sports director joining us now to explain what is happening, dennis? >> you can change it to no shining moment this year. it might have been conzaga's best shot to win a national title. they will not cut down the nets. cindla story. b scheduled to begin next week. they will not reschedule it for a later date. everybody loses here. the players, fans, perhaps the biggest loser the ncaa. in 2019 the tournament made $933 million in total revenue which was roughly 75% of their total for the year. 100 million viewers watched the game on cbs and turner networks, roughly $8.5 billion is wagered on the game legally and illegally. >>> major league baseball suspended spring training games and push back the start of the regular season at ekth would be middle april. the giants and a's will remain in arizona to work out. the nhl shutdown this morning, the pga followed suit later tonight, coming up later in sports we will tell you about a team that is still playing ball and they are playing local low. right here in the bay area. >> all right, dennis, thank you. >>> t

see you at denny's! >> a live look outside. warriors in a nationally televised game taking on the philadelphia 76ers. it will be steph curry's second game since coming back from his hand injury. the game tips off at 5:30. now to a south bay native just yesterday her wish came true. we want to introduce you to the 17-year-old, granted one wish through the make a wish foundation to meet her favorite team, the san jose sharks. got to take a ride on the zamboni and meet her favorite player, joe thornton. >> i am blessed to have this experience. >> it is a life she thought would be cut short. on her 13thtransplant. she was also born without a right hand. today jumbo joe will pick her up and take her to sap for the game with the ottawa senators. 7:42. we have much more on today in the bay. researchers are excited about low tides on the coast line near half moon bay. >> you guys, rain. we have rain on the radar. scattered showers expected for today. will it be enough rain? how long is it going to last? stay with us. ♪ ♪ the wait i

by the time a week had passed, she knew she was going to die, according to dennis. he remembered her calling abraham and her sister to her bedside and telling them to be kind to their father. she expressed a hope that they might live as they have been taught by her to love men and with love, reverence and to worship god. thus passed away one of the very best women of the entire race. her body was hauled on a sled and buried under a group of persimmon trees where it rests to this day. what did abraham feel and experience? a nine-year-old boy watching with growing alarm, signs of her imminent death? this is unknown. there are characteristics from which we can generalize among women and children placed in similar circumstances. children who lose a parent at an early age often wrestle with conflicting emotions. they are ill-equipped to control. an anger at what seems an unfair loss is common as is a general sense of helplessness and foreboding about the future. most of all, children of a dying parent experience loss of security and comfort. parents typically offer their

hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one today's guest is comedian will sasso and comedians fall in with each other right away wouldn't sit here before we go on . comedians is that a short head we know each other than we know each other's level of needs and we know what what makes people laugh and stuff like that so it's easy to fall in with a good cat well was one of the main cast members on mad t.v. for 5 seasons starting back in 1997 boys clip and by he also came back for the 20th anniversary special series in 2016 where was the long time host of the 10 minute podcast love that concept from 2012 to 2018 and his new film inside game is currently available on v o d and digital platforms like i tunes and amazon prime it is a a great curriculum a welcome will sasso how are you my friend i'm good thanks remy how are you good we'll talk comedy in a 2nd but let's talk let's sell the soap here baby tell me about inside game i know what it's about from the notes that. help tell the folks what the movie's about well it's about the 2007 to 2008 ish m.b.a. gambling scandal tim dunn he was a

go catch a fish dennis. >>> dennis needs to work for a living. >>> have a good one. we will ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight, two trillion dollars. senate leaders are ready the seal the deal on the biggest relief bill in history, calling it a wartime level of investment. but could last-minute snags now stall a vote? and as unemployment claims skyrocket, news tonight on when you might see a check in the mail. also breaking, deadly spike. 11,000 more test positive, and the u.s. has its deadliest 24 hours so far. an entire nursing home forced to evacuate after workers become sic sick. every patient now suspected of having coronavirus. what's working? new york's governor says there are some positive signs that social distancing may be slowing infections in the empire state.

ok folks dennis miller here and we're going to talk to stephanie beatrice today she's from brooklyn 99 and she's very excited got a big film coming up in june in the heights and that's coming right up right after this on dennis miller plus one. welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined by the delightful we've had time to chat as they've set up the lights and cameras stephanie beatrice and she's joining me on the show today she's an arjan tinian american actress best known for her role as the tech to rosa diaz in the n.b.c. now good to see them over on the mother ship comedy sir.

the course covers the damage caused by storm dennis and storm ciara. the long process of rebuilding begins. communities like these and i am great at helping businesses get back on theirfeet great at helping businesses get back on their feet after great at helping businesses get back on theirfeet after a great at helping businesses get back on their feet after a devastating winter floods. if it wasn't for the people in this community, even as far... we would not be in the situation right now. we started trading this morning. we have been busy all day and it is our local people, all people who came to supporters, and we are genuinely humbled by everything f b body has done. there is still a long and expensive journey ahead. the insurance industry is cutting the cost and more than 3000 households have made false claims of an average of £32,000 each. —— flood claims. the cost of doing up the aftermath of storm dennis and storm ciara is £360 million. that is more than triple the damage of floods that hit the midlands last november but still relatively

. >>> dennis o'donnell is here. march sadness. >>> this is my bracket from last year. take a good look at the center. virginia. not going to happen this year. the ncaa tournament is college basketball's a stage and biggest moneymaker. like just about all of the other major sports it has been sidelined. the ncaa canceling the men's and women's tournaments which were scheduled to begin next week. they will not be rescheduled for later date. the announcement came just a few hours after 15 different conferences canceled their respective tournaments this weekend. >>> the economic impact of this is incredible. hotels the hospitality industry. fans paying for tickets. for concessions and for parking. watching on tv. watching in bars. it is incredible how much money just gets spent on pools and gambling and the average fan. even the non-fan. is watching this. >>> you don't think about all of that stuff. league baseball suspending spring training games and will push back the start of the regular season at least two weeks which would be amid april. the giants and a's will remain

see you at denny's! >>> officials now recommending dramatic steps. >> the virus has been confirmed in san francisco. the first two cases. one of them forces a school to shut down. >>> word that a north bay hospital is ordering the quarantine of 30 workers. >> a local expert explains why covid-19 is actually relatively simple to kill. >> today we are announcing the first two cases of coronavirus in our city. >> san francisco's mayor on covid-19 -- >> we have 20 confirmed cases of covid-19 in santa clara county. that's six additional cases from what we reported yesterday. >> two big headlines on the coronavirus outbreak. infections definitely on the rise. good evening. thanks for joining us. >>> first, breaking news in sunnyvale. the death of a 72-year-old a cruise ship with two people suspected of having coronavirus. >> first, t they did cpr on himt he didn't make it. >> the new cases in the county, calling for cancellation of large events. chris? >> reporter: well, larry, despite the recommendation, the

the course covers damage from storms here and dennis. here is katie prescott. the long process of rebuilding begins. communities like these in ironbridge are helping businesses get back on their feet after devastating winter floods. if it wasn't for the people in this community, the people of ironbridge, coalbrookdale, further on into telford, even as far as far away as australia, we wouldn't be in this situation we are in now. we started trading this morning. we've been busy all day and it's all local people, it's all the people that came out to supporters and we are genuinely humbled, by everything everybody‘s done. but there's still a long and expensive journey ahead. the insurance industry is also counting the cost. more than 3,000 households have made flood claims, for an average of £32,000. the cost of clearing up and dealing with the aftermath of ciara and dennis is a £360 million. that's more than tripled the damage from floods which hit the midlands and south yorkshire last november, but still relatively small compared to the cost of three successi

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the cost of clearing up and dealing with the aftermath of ciara and dennis is a £360 million. and dennis is £360 million. that's more than triple the damage from floods which hit the midlands and south yorkshire last november, but still relatively small compared to the cost of three successive storms, desmond, eva and frank, which hit in december 2015. they cost £1.3 billion. insurers expect storms like this to result in millions of pounds' worth of damage. it's what they're used to, it's what they plan for and, actually, the true cost is not going to be down for many months, as those badly flooded properties get a chance to dry out and we can assess the full extent of the damage. several large insurers have recently said how winterflood claims are hitting their businesses. and with climate change expected to increase the number of floods in the uk, managing this risk is only going to become more expensive. katie prescott, bbc news. liverpool are just three victories away from winning their first league title for 30 years. they beat bournemouth 2—1 at anfield to go 25 points clear at

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ok folks dennis miller here and we're going to talk to stephanie beatrice today she's from brooklyn 99 and she's very excited got a big film coming up in june in the heights and that's coming right up right after this on dennis miller plus one. welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined by the delightful we've had time to chat as they've set up the lights and cameras stephanie beatrice and she's joining me on the show today she's an arjan tinian american actress.

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ok folks dennis miller here and we're going to talk to stephanie beatrice today she's from brooklyn 99 and she's very excited got a big film coming up in june in the heights and that's coming right up right after this on dennis miller plus one. welcome to dennis miller plus one we're joined by the delightful we've had time to chat as they've set up the lights and cameras stephanie beatrice and she's joining me on the show today she's an arjun tinian american actress best known for her role as detective rosa diaz in the n.b.c. now good to see them over on the mother ship comedy series brooklyn 99 with andy samberg she's currently starring in season 7 which like i said it shifted over from i believe was fox at one point to n.b.c. stephanie will also appear this must be exciting in the feature film adaptation of the broadway musical in the heights which i believe was the the miranda kids big one before before we began to get all the hamiltons on hamilton and that comes out on june 26th for the welcome to the show but i think in the heights he probably did not get as much vegas as he showe

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see you at denny's! ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: our next guest served as minority leader of georgia's house of representatives and was the democratic nominee for governor of the state in 2018. she is the founder of fair fight, a national voting rights organization please welcome back to the show, stacey abrams, everyone. [ cheers and applause for having me again. >> seth: you were here last year, right after you gave the response to the state of the union, the democratic response >> yup >> seth: you received very high praise for it. were you happy not to have to do it again >> sweet lord, yes >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i would imagine a lot of pressure, and it was nice to just have a -- >> well, gretchen whitmer, who is the governor of michigan, did an extraordinary job >> seth: yes >> and i'm so glad it was her. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] so i want to -- obviously, we're taping this tonight before the results start coming in for the new hampshire primary, i don't need to tell you that your name

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