Today we visit with DAN & LAURA DOTSON of STORAGE WARS, returns for a new season November 2nd at 9PM et and pt on A&E
"Storage Wars" returns to bidding, buying and selling for an all new season of wild auction battles in California. Fan-favorite auctioneers and buyers including Dan and Laura Dotson, Brandi Passante, Jarrod Schultz, Darrell Sheets, Kenny Crossley, Rene Nezhoda and Casey Nezhoda, as well as Ivy Calvin and his sons return to the lockers in search of the next big find. Viewers will join the thrill of the hunt at the fast-paced auctions for a look into the exhilarating, high-stakes world of storage auctions. Buyers go to the storage facilities, willing to risk it all, to bid on the contents of lockers and if they're lucky, find treasure not just trash!
Iconic auctioneers Dan and Laura Dotson once again lead our buyers through unit after unit filled with all kinds of surprises. As for the buyers, Brandi Passante has focused her attention on home staging and storage lockers have a way of offering her all kinds of furniture and knick-knacks. Darrell Sheets is lured out of a cozy retirement, being simply unable to resist the pull of auctions. Ivy Calvin has added his son to the family business, bringing along Ivy Jr with him to increase his chances of success. Rene Nezhoda finds himself re-arranging his business, potentially moving his storefront to a location closer to the other buyers. And let's not forget Kenny Crossley, who's still trying to get the hang of buying treasure-filled units (without having to spend a fortune), all while keeping everyone in stitches. But perhaps the biggest development this season is the long-anticipated return of Barry Weiss. Adopting a strict new buying regimen and working with an internationally-recognized bidding coach, Barry is intent on getting back in the game and playing for keeps this time.
Watch the promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY-jR_1WJS8
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A drunk college student in the UK got caught in a clothes dryer.
New York City continues to be overrun by junkies shooting heroin in broad daylight. (https://bit.ly/3CP2W9q)
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In a twist that might surprise some fans, “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” has beaten out Christopher Nolan's “Tenet” to win best sci-fi movie at the Saturn Awards. (https://bit.ly/3CfWWXv)
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A new report has found harmful plastic chemicals in some fast-food items. (https://wapo.st/2XVAYu4)
Disneyland is raising its ticket prices to $164 for a single day. (https://bit.ly/3CxCv8o)
A guard dog trainer in Kentucky posted a video of a puppy going through a haunted Halloween obstacle course. (https://yhoo.it/3pRTLSF)
Over 100,000 people attended New York City's famous Halloween Parade. (https://bit.ly/3Czsojt)
A man died after being gored at a Spanish Bull Running Festival.(https://bit.ly/3w1PrRz)
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A Florida Man appearing for arraignment on a battery charge was arrested yesterday after striking a female victim “with the letter ‘G’” that he removed from a courthouse sign, according to an arrest report. The victim in Tuesday morning’s attack is the same woman Jordan Thomas, 26, is accused of battering in the prior case. Thomas, seen at right, was scheduled to be arraigned yesterday on a misdemeanor charge stemming from an alleged battery last month on Shanterria Rolle, a 23-year-old Vero Beach resident. Thomas, an Amazon driver, was free on $500 bond in the pending criminal case. Investigators say that Thomas was inside the Indian River County courthouse yesterday morning when he grabbed “a signage letter from the black board in front of Court Room 3" and threw it at Rolle, “striking her with the letter ‘G.’” Video from a security camera “validates the charge,” a sheriff’s deputy noted. The incident, cops say, occurred while court was in recess. Rolle is described in the arrest report as the "victim and witness in the original charge of Battery." Thomas was arrested for battery and violating the terms of his pretrial release in the prior case. Thomas is being held without bond in the county jail. (https://bit.ly/3m1ERqi)
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