he's making a lot of calls to doug. he looks a lot like doug. he could pass for doug. we did not want him to know we were coming. >> police pay a surprise visit to this mystery caller. >> how do you know doug stewart? >> xbox live. >> and he's got a surprise of his own. >> what was the business he said he needed to care of? >> go see his lawyer. >> did he say why? >> when "dateline" continues. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. ♪♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infect

see doug. >> i couldn't see doug. i only saw this man in black. he a mask on. only thing i could see was his eyes. and he looked at me. he never moved the gun. and he blinked three times, and i thought, why is he blinking at me? >> why is that guy in my house holding a gun? >> i thought oh, my god, he's going to kill me. before i get up the stairs. i pulled myself by the rail up the stairs because my legs wouldn't work. and i started going up to the hall when i heard multiple shots. >> did you realize right away what must have happened? >> oh, absolutely. i knew my husband must have been shot. so i thought i have to hide. >> elberta ran to a closet on the second floor, she says, shut the door and called 911. >> stay on the line for me, okay? >> oh, my god. somebody shot my husband, i think. oh, god hurry. he's going find me. i'm hiding in the closet. >> okay. i want you the stay on the line. >> do you remember what it felt like in there, what you felt like? >> oh, sheer desperation. just sheer

doug, we are honored you are leading the menorah lighting. and i see my dear friends from congress and of the community out there. any of whom i have known for a long time. -- many of whom i have known for a long time. i know many more are dreading is virtually. i want to welcome our cabinet members. attorney general merrick garland . stand up so they can see you. [applause] he is practicing the jewish tradition restoring justice to the justice department. [applause] secretary of homeland security allie marcus who has may be one of the toughest jobs in government. the widest breadth. i want to thank you for all you do. [applause] one of the brightest scientists and doctors i know. head of ost p. director eric lender. [applause] and i want to welcome israel newest ambassador to the united states. stand up. [applause] i look forward to working with you to reaffirm the long-standing ties between the united states and the state of israel. i was saying to a couple younger members of my stuff before i came over about the many times i have been to i

american airlines ceo doug parker retiring. doug isom taking the reigns. we will talk to both of these gentlemen, you don't want to miss plus much more on yesterday's rally, the futures are pointing to a stronger open the dow indicated up 350 points after gaining 650 points yesterday. stay tuned you are watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc >>>. >>> we brought you in the last hour, less than an hour ago breaking news, american airlines ceo doug parker will step down in march president robert isom will take over phil le beau joins us now with an exclusive interview hey, phil. >> hey, joe. let's turn immediately to the two gentleman who are in the news right now for a transition that i know people have been talking about eventually will be happening. now it is happening end of march next year. doug i want to start first off with you why not? this is the right time to turn over the reigns to rob >> i have been ceo 20 years now, this is something we have been looking at you are right, this is something we have been working on for quite some time. frankly, the

dan: but doug then we wouldn't be here talking about this today. one thing i note you made a big fashion statement back then too no one wears football half shirts that was you. >> big match -- that half shirt that was all -- all 80s yeah. it was all about 80s. [laughter] dan: we got to bring that back guys you really you're heros of mine and when i thought we're going to do this show on christmas i said if we can get doug and mike a smile on everyone's face you know thanks for all you do for the cause. man we appreciate it. you're terrific thanks for coming on. >> love it. >> doug have a merry christmas have a merry christmas dougie. take care. merry christmas fellas. you got it. time now for our lightning round to pack in as many stories as we can -- one of my favorite portions of the show let's get to it if you're planning on making candy cane or pepper mint bark hope you got them already because there's a bit of a candy cane crisis geng on right now. yes, there's a shortage of candy canes and weak peppermint harvest this year only joe biden and

host: that was doug in virginia. some polling on some of the issues the doug was talking about. the survey in usa today was on the front page. it comes from if so's. -- episode's. 80% responded saying it was a bad year for the country. this is tina out of richmond, indiana. who is your pick? caller: good morning. just to make it short, there is no winners for 2021. joe biden has sent us all in the losers boat. we are done. no winners. we are all losers. have a good day. host: anna is in new jersey. good morning. caller: i think the big political loser this year is xi jinping. for the past several decades, it's coming back to bite us. have a good day. host: asking you your pick for the political winners and losers of 2020 one. the phone lines are as usual. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8001. independent, (202) 748-8002. there are plenty of these lists. you will see more as the week goes on of winners and losers of 2021. andrew cuomo and company art top losers of 2021. there this is august 10. andrew cuomo announcing his resignation from the office. >> this is

i want people to be talking about this. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, doug. have a good day everyone. >> begins bringing the best in nonfiction books on booktv. on "in depth" author and historian victor davis hanson will be our guest. join our two hour conversation as he talks about his books and thoughts on war, politics and citizenship in the united states. then on "after words" former georgia republican congressman doug collins reflects on eventually up to the impeachment of former president donald trump in his book the clock and the calendar. watch booktv of you begin and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some publishing industry news. former trump administration defense secretary mark esper is suing the defense department for withholding portions of his forthcoming memoir that it claims are important to telling his story. he said foreign nearly six months i follow the process on that my unclassified manuscript arbitrarily redacted without being told why. pentagon chief spokesman responde

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mother it says to louisa, when you see that she is when she was already shared with doug doug with miss linda. yes, those need to discuss new to investments with anything similar before did complete the troubleshooting. yes. a compliance with the dentist or not for which i will come down. and i just wanted to say, especially with a family that that, that, that the, when it says kitchen i, if you don't look awesome, i think it is. i thought it was 9. yeah. it's a yeah. you need some sort of choice as opposed to it. so i just know she's me for literally dungeon i got the stella bunny up left 2 and 6 digits. if you're doing logan, danny, what can you caution up at the bus? could you believe that also what then? you know i thought you were doing my job so you're losing on because i was that good or maybe i would do the couple. oh sure you must be done. yeah, because of, i mean, i was given the cd the to the pothole to the machine name is to lose mr. machine x a promotional. understand the same address with us for jose manuel. post it goes with the full picture. shipping, roadside neutral ar

doug: thank you for the question, and thank you for your partnership. thanks for shopping in our stores. i want to think our associates because they are doing an outstanding job and have been during this whole period. we think we are going to have a really good holiday season. we told everybody that our inventory levels are up more than 10%. while we are concerned about the supply chain, we have more inventory than we did a year ago and have more than we need to support the business. port and transit delays are improving. as you discussed, about two thirds of what we sell in the united states is made or grown here, another meaningful portion coming from canada and mexico. for products made outside of north america, the port issue has been a big issue. because of what you did to help with overnight hours and the team's work to reroute two other ports and other creative solutions, we've seen an increase in flow of about 26% nationally in shipping containers moving through ports. at the southern california ports in particular, we've seen a major improvemen

doug and i were talking. one of the reasons he wrote this book was to start a conversation. in that spirit we would love to hear from you and have you engage in the conversation. i really enjoyed reading your book one of the things that really struck me how much and what detail you describe living a secret life. he would sneak out in the middle the night. your different jobs to identify yourself and your working for an agency that discourages you before and during career previewed onset in such a bold fashion by writing this book. i was wondering if you could tell me what it's like to live openly and identify yourself and what made you come out in the format such a big change but the worldly lead for 34 years. >> thank you for all of us who joined this morning to the program. this is probably the quickest one word description of it. they spend their entire life in an operational form in one form of another. it's not like while you're living overseas and under scrutiny by intelligence services in your targeting folks as you call in sick or call and say i'm not working today i

and i good if you have learned he doesn't go to the on the waters playing doug's yell in able to see it. but in the language it's what you do with them. so we could sure do you happen to hear it? the st. lastly, it is. oh, nick, nancy, nancy, it is with the cur. took away lucy. it's lucy, was those lawyers didn't choice? you need any of our symbol on you, julia, but us the candle that okay. yes. a glass door washer. yes. is that i've been there and i thought you sell them or guys were coming in actually my chicken monica, even looking at you. cookie di tico, intimidated him long for most of would love me of him. and what did you still move on from who did you had to shut my seattle years? i bought them usually live as a writer, ross, me them. but don't me. it's a team yet. the child as a boy, you to still blue when you will of the thing in your mind, sir? yeah. glumly. even if they just consented. my team, what you see a blanket of steel is yours or is the sean show us the wash thought a photo scope with the mind wash the question like a so can i was to my 6th life. ah, in english, t

good question, doug. doug say, "i would imagine that the surrender -- i would imagine that when the surrender occurred, the confederate currencies worth crushed to zero. so particularly among confederate soldiers, was there a great amount of theft, robbiery, physical violation on the road home? >> that is one of the questions that i was looking forery, phys the road home? >> that is one of the questions that i was looking for. i would say that it certainly happened. but more often than not, at least in the accounts nar left, both on the home front and by the soldiers themselves, many of them kept diaries on their way home. they were meticulous in recording who they got food from, who provided them shelter and who did not provide them shelter. they liked to point out people who refused them. but there were also numerous instance in which they do talk about taking, especially from african americans. in particular they are looking for quartermaster depots. and they find several oaf them along the way. outsid

which one of those guys is doug imhoff? just pick one. can you really do it without going to google right now? i think it's not the one on the far right. my suspicion is the people of waukesha won't know who they are talking to either. and they will have to be told oh it's the second gentleman. oh,look, maybe if democrats took crime seriously they would send someone in who could actually change policy. a politician who cares. a prosecutor willing to prosecute crime or a radical idea. how about a cop to stop crime before it happens? how about not the second gentleman? how about not the second string for a photo op.? let's turn now to a friend of the program. let's turn to dana loesch nationally syndicated radio host. dana, always great to see you. i think i'm going to ask you the toughest question. >> great to see you as well. >> will: i don't really honestly know the answer, to dana. why? why are democrats not just tolerating what we have seen over the past year but i think encouraging this kind of lawlessness. >> that's the million dolla

doug, you first. >> doug: it was a big miss. but it is a big pipeline. because inside that very same payroll survey, are some pretty hot labor demand numbers. business has added payroll as a rate of over 9% at an annual rate. some of that is additional hours for existing employees. 3% of it is increases in rates per hour. a lot of it is more people. there is more evidence that employers are looking for employees and willing to pay them. on the household side come the numbers are very strong. we saw million jobs. the rate drops a lot. i can't expand our topline number. it may get revised. but i don't think this changes my view that this is a labor market that is very tight. we should not change our focus on that one bit. >> sandra: . mohammed, i will get your take while i also include this in the conversation. the national federation of independent business monthly job report, revealed this. 48% of all business owners, reported job openings they could not fill. far exceeding the historical average of 22%. that is a major problem, when you talk about a tig

las vegas sands down 15% pbh down 16%, airlines pulling back are the beaten stocks worth buying doug butler, portfolio manager with rockland trust comes in is there where i go shopping now among these candidates or do you wait for something more to happen for the broader market to keep going down and buy, basically, a correction dip? >> sure, i think, you know, you could get yourself into the casino stocks now. we like those better than the cruise ships and the airlines. but among -- >> why is that, doug >> we think -- i think that the cruise ship and the airline industry has a much greater volatility there so the cruise ships really, this variant -- any variant news you get in the next three to six months is going to torpedo them. they might rally back if, you know, again, if this variant seems like it is going to be pervasive, but not as deadly they will rally back, but they are just waiting for the other shoe to drop and there is likely going to be more shoes that drop in this time frame the casinos i feel are how much more positioned to grow without -- you know, without any new v

>> now on book tv author interview program "after words", former republican congressman doug collins of georgia reflects on the events leading up to the first impeachment of former president donald trump. he is interviewed by colorado republican congressman ken buck. "after words" a weekly interview program with relative guesthouse interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> dog, it is so good to be with you. i have the honor of talking to you about your new book the clock in the calendar. >> i am excited about it. i'm glad you're here as well. >> it is an honor, we work together for a number of years and you were the ranking republican on the judiciary committee and we got to see a lot of the same things but we saw through a different lens. i want to talk to about the lens. it is so interesting. you are a humble person and always been a humble person and a lot of folks you teases in the book with the bakken here there you grow up and you are georgia state trooper. you grew up in the south and you talk about the book. i'm getting it to the one quote in the book. h

why don't you tell our viewers about who doug collins is. >> thank you for being here. the book was in a way, coming to everything that we came through, you were there and i was there the whole time. but it also comes from our background. for my wings it was being raised in north georgia a little place with the appalachian mountains. 15 or 20 minutes from the start of the appalachian trail. it is an area the overtime is grown, but it's my dad got transferred to gainesville, it is still small place, it was more appalachia than it was atlanta. those values came up. myself, my brother, my mom worked with seniors rowing up in the home. it is interesting to me. a lot of people have these backgrounds. he didn't know what you didn't have. everything that we thought we needed. that was our background and my dad he was still alive by the way, he was a state trooper for 31 years read when he retired i had work ethic. he had almost two years of unused sick leave and vacation that he just went to work every day. that was embedded in me. it when i was growing up and we went to colle

joining us congressman jason smith, mariannette miller-meeks, former georgia congressman doug collins, liz peek, the hill's joe concha, former federal prosecutor jim trusty, national border patrol council vice president art del cueto. more on media and white house silence on major root cause of crime spelled out in government documents. the big time funding far left billionaire george soros weak on crime district attorneys, who don't prosecute violent criminals, instead let them walk free. democrat house speaker pelosi criticized for trying to claim she does not know the reason for growing lawlessers in when her own party for more than a year supported defunding police. also this, former president obama's ethics chief calls nancy pelosi's comments defending stock trading by members of commerce quote, disgusting. the opposite of government ethics. also this, why the silence from the progressive "squad" when they criticized the stock trading? ceos of southwest and american airlines are getting blowback for testifying you don't need to wear masks on planes. we have favoritism in trump ru

you might remember doug moore. kntv's longtime anchor died with family by his side. shared the news desk nearly two decades, kind to everyone from the general manager to interns. worked with him. lovely guy, loved helping people behind the scenes, trusted voice for the news. news family will forever miss doug moore. >>> first full day of jury deliberations in elizabeth holmes fraud try, as scott budman explains, it could take time for the jury to decide holmes' future. >> reporter: quickly became silicon valley's personal soap opera, after testimony, detailed cross examination, the fate of elizabeth holmes in the hands of the jury. >> today the jury has to pick a foreperson. >> reporter: that was step one, began deliberating 8:45 this morning. >> 11 counts of wire fraud, 11 jury verdict forms to read through. i'm sure will have questions and may want to look at pieces of evidence, they're just getting started. >> reporter: holmes started theranos at 19 in 2003, facing nine counts of fraud, two counts of conspiracy, accused of knowingly lying to investors about blood

why don't you tell our viewers about who doug collins is. >> thank you for being here. the book was in a way, coming to everything that we came through, you were there and i was there the whole time. but it also comes from our background. for my wings it was being raised in north georgia a little place with the appalachian mountains. 15 or 20 minutes from the start of the appalachian trail. it is an area the overtime is grown, but it's my dad got transferred to gainesville, it is still small place, it was more appalachia than it was atlanta. those values came up. myself, my brother, my mom worked with seniors rowing up in the home. it is interesting to me. a lot of people have these backgrounds. he didn't know what you didn't have. everything that we thought we needed. that was our background and my dad he was still alive by the way, he was a state trooper for 31 years read when he retired i had work ethic. he had almost two years of unused sick leave and vacation that he just went to work every day. that was embedded in me. it when i was growing up and we went to colle

let me see here, we have a question from doug in kentucky. and he's written a good question, so let me take a look at it quickly before -- okay, good question, doug. doug says i would imagine that when the surrender occurred the confederate currency's worth was crushed to zero. so particular among confederate soldiers was there a great amount of theft, robbery, physical violation on the way home? >> that was one of the questions i was looking for because that is the flip side of the ashley wilks image we have. i would say it happened. but more often than not in the accounts left on the home front and the soldiers themselves many of them kept diaries on their way home. they were meticulous in recording who they got food from, who provided them shelter and who did not provide them shelter. they liked to point out people who refused them, but there were also numerous instances where they talk about taking from african-americans. in particular they're looking for quartermaster depots, and they find several of them along the way outside of what's

doug was kind to everybody. he loved people behind the scenes, helping them. he was such a trusted voice in delivering the news, and had such a authority about him as well, and pure kindness as well. our family will forever miss, doug moore, may you rest in peace. >>> a covid resurgence putting all of hockey on ace, and the nhl putting all games on hold through sunday, and the league has already postponed numerous games this week, including two shark home games. the warriors, meanwhile, they are still playing despite two players in covid protocol. >> the dubs last night played at home for the first time in about two weeks without wiggins or pool. iggy was one of six warriors to score double digits. covid causing havoc in the nfl. last night against the raiders, the browns were missing close to 20 players and their head coach due to covid protocols. still the game was close. 49er, nick mullins, led them, but then the raiders won it, 16-14, keeping their playoff hopes alive. the 49ers continue their playoff push when they take on the titans in nashville. we will

democrat poster and author of america unite or die but certainly not united, it is doug sean. great to see you. gary, i will start with you. the place where i live in los angeles, just around the corner there was a home invasion armed robbers go into a party and stole thousands of dollars at gunpoint, jewelry, watches, phones and lapd pretty much didn't respond so are people supposed to just had their own private security now? >> yeah, i think that's what it's going to turn out to be, different neighborhoods especially higher and eberhard will higher private security, private armed security and businesses, the business model private armed security in los angeles is a booming now whether private on your body little regards are people who come to your house and sit on your block in a marked car to prevent this from happening. in the high end neighborhoods, that's not a problem. depalma is crime spikes will bleed into lower level neighborhoods where lower economic level neighborhoods who already are victimized by crime spikes like this and when you see something like the growth o

host: that was doug in virginia. some polling on some of the issues the doug was talking about. the survey in usa today was on the front page. it comes from if so's. -- episode's. 80% responded saying it was a bad year for the country. this is tina out of richmond, indiana. who is your pick? caller: good morning. just to make it short, there is no winners for 2021. joe biden has sent us all in the losers boat. we are done. no winners. we are all losers. have a good day. host: anna is in new jersey. good morning. caller: i think the big political loser this year is xi jinping. for the past several decades, it's coming back to bite us. have a good day. host: asking you your pick for the political winners and losers of 2020 one. the phone lines are as usual. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8001. independent, (202) 748-8002. there are plenty of these lists. you will see more as the week goes on of winners and losers of 2021. andrew cuomo and company art top losers of 2021. there this is august 10. andrew cuomo announcing his resignation from the office. >> this is

douge's hospital after contracting covid. he was intubated twice. his wife allowing cameras to capture each excruciating moment of their journey. >> i knew he was so sick. i thought maybe if the cameras were in there that they would give him the best treatment. yeah, i was just grasping at whatever to try to get the best care for my husband. >> reporter: isolated in the hospital, the love from his wife and children giving him fuel to keep fighting. >> i see patients being there alone, not having anybody. i look forward to facetime every day. that's all i had. >> hi, daddy. say hi, daddy. could you say hi? >> reporter: after a month and a half in the hospital -- >> whoo, nice! >> reporter: ahmed finally gained enough strength to go home. >> that was a great day. one of the happiest days of my life. >> reporter: his family cherishing every moment together. in the months following that first wave, much has changed for those featured in the film. >> i had to resign. as a full-time fit. physician. because despite me loving what i do when i can do it full

on afterwards, former georgia republican congressman doug collins reflect on the events leading up to the first impeachment of former president donald trump, in his book the clock in the calendar, front row look at the democrats obsession with donald trump and is interviewed by colorado republican and watch book tv, every sunday on "c-span2" and find a full schedule your program guide or watch online anytime, that booktv.org. >> the house returns tuesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern time and plans to take legislation later in the week to raise the nation's debt ceiling to avert a default and members will also debate a bill to protect the abuses of presidential power protect against foreign interference and elections in on the other side of the u.s. capitol, the senate is back monday at 3:00 p.m. in the vote next week to confirm several a present biden's executive nominations including jessica - two sure the federal communications commission and senators may also consider the presidents private and social spending plan and watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on "c-span2", yo

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. >> host: we have a question from doug in kentucky. he has written a good question. let me look at it quickly before -- okay. good question. doug says i imagine the surrender, when the surrender occurred the confederate currency was crushed 20. so particularly among confederate soldiers was there a great amount of theft, robbery, physical violation on the road home? >> that is one of the questions i was looking for because that is the curbside of the ashley wilkes image that we have and it certainly happened, but more often than not at least in the accounts that are left, the homefront and the soldiers themselves many of them kept diaries on their way home, they were meticulous in who provided them shelter and who did not provide them shelter, people who refused them but there were numerous instances in which they do talk about taking especially from african-americans, in particular quartermaster depots and they lined several of them along the way outside of virginia, danphil, virginia there's a reason they're heading to some of these places, they know there are stor

okay, good question doug. doug says i would imagine that the surrender occurred, i would imagine that it occurred, that confederate currencies were crushed to zero. particularly among confederate soldiers, was there a great amount of theft, robberies, physical violation on the road home? >> that is one of the questions that i was looking for, because that is the flip side of the image that we have. i think that it certainly happened, but more often than not, at least in the accounts that are left, those on the home front, and by the soldiers themselves, many of them kept diaries on their way home. they were meticulous and recording who they got food from, who provided them shelter, and who did not provide them shelter. they like to point out people who refused them. but there were also numerous instances in which they do talk about -- in particular, they are looking for [inaudible] and they find several of them along the way outside of what is now dangle virginia, there is a reason they are heading to some of

doug is certainly correct about that. they are not overloading the system with these litigation fights, so i suspect they are going to tread lightly. the jordan information -- perri is important but it's so critical. he did forward the bogus argument that the vice president could overthrow the election while presiding on january 6. we know he had conversations, ana, with the president including on january 6th in that critical period of delay in responding to the insurrection, so he's such an important witness. we'll see what the committee does, but i do think that there may be a need to proceed with more firmness against him. that moans a subpoena. >> ever since the election and the insurrection there at the capitol, voting rights have been under attack, and republican state legislatures have already started enacting voting restrictions ahead of the crucial 2022 mid terms. in an interview with abc news, president biden says he supports making an exception to the senate filibuster rules in order to pass voting rights legis

. >> reporter: todd searched out doug. only three years before they were all celebrating their kids' wedding together. doug and lorraine still support their son and say he didn't do what he's now convicted of doing. do you have a whisper of doubt, either of you? >> no, sirment none whatsoever. i never have, and i never will. everybody's a loser. nobody winds. i will say this -- i think lisa knows somewhere that the system that she wanted to be a part of worked. >> reporter: the caldwells and techels weren't the only ones with a stake in the verdict. brian tate's sister sherri had been waiting for this moment, too. >> i started crying. it wasn't tears of sorrow. it was tears of joy. they had finally gotten this s.o.b. i hope he rots in prison. >> reporter: todd still carries the burden of helping to pin the blame on tate in those awful moments after lisa's murder. >> i can never tell the family how sorry i am that they had to go through what they had to. we're going to have the last word on brian tate. this is an innocent g

ah, and then the for ottoman this is al jazeera and live from doug, also coming up, a commission calls for gandy as former president yasamin to stand trial for murder, torture, and rape demands on says, and banga de shops, or a fire kills at least 39 people on a ferry.

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the other lecturers included, justice scalia, vice president cheney, judges ken starr, edith jones, doug ginsberg, and justice neil gorsuch, former attorney general s bill barr and michael mukasey, former white house counsel don mcgahn and senators tom cotton and ben sasse. quite a group. that brings us to today's lecture, which could not be more appropriate. the series has been remarkably successful for 20 years. years before that, ted and barbara held a barbecue for our student chapter presidents, which drew hundreds of prominent attorneys in addition to the students and helped encouraged presidents to build our chapters and through that build a society and encourage many more to be involved. i am sure some of those chapter presidents are probably in the audience today. then there is also ted's strong and consistent defense of free speech, including explaining to reporters doing national stories on the federal society that the federal society, unlike the american bar association, never told ted what to think. i could give you a lot of ted's bio, but i think we want to hear from ted. i

as mill allan doug and reports now from the dinner got islands. this is central saying denied that i live at town, which bore the brunt of super typhoon rice piri, on thursday. what was once a thriving coastal community, now desolate my marathon and iraq to your to ring. i have been living here for more than 50 years. a home they built to raise a family. this is all what's left of it live on the new law for to like i own when, when you know that they phone was very strong and we went downstairs to right. but our walls gallon. so we rather than a, were a, were very scared of an animal right everywhere you look, there is destruction. it's been days since typhoon right devastated the southern philippines. but this community remains cut off from the rest of the world, though. so survived here. tell us life will never be the same again for them. men here feel frustrated and abandoned. hardly anything is spared here in the market. not even its provincial capital, like a landscape scraped by a steel brush or the immediate aftermath of a bomb explosion. t

ah ah ah ah, 1700 hours g m t 8 pm here in doug how welcome to al jazeera alive from my waterfront studio, here in the country capital. it is the final day of the fee for our company. the big warm up tournament for the world comp being stage right here next to here. hello, i'm come all santa maria, welcome to our continuing coverage on the final of the fee for arab up. more on that to come. but 1st, the days news headline, and more than 90000 new coven cases have been confirmed in the u. k. on saturday, as the mayor of london declares, a major incidence also struggling to clean up in northern iraq, which torrential rains caused a flash flood disaster for many an undocumented migrants race to cross into chile before sundays, presidential election stoking concern among some boats. ah right, let's start with the arab cup. final. it is to nicea against algeria. full time has been and gone and went on to extra time. no goals, sofa mill mill, between a sorry, tennessee and i was your, i'm just keeping half an hour and the game is all waiting to say when they actually start up again. but outside

anytime anyone said anything is good -- doug yearly, who has been in the housing business -- he's the guy i go to, has said it's really great. there's a shortage of houses, because of the great pandemic, you can say, bell, that will be over, but we don't build as many houses as we did 40 years ago, so i think the housing story is a good one for lennar and toll, they do very well. >> toll has been a good stock to own. >> it's well run company. >> that's important. >> doug is the real deal it's a philadelphia company, so therefore it's fabulous, but i do think -- >> i know one, we work for it. >> okay. okay toll is up 65% for the year. you don't have to outthink this market you just have to go with the companies who say, they come on "mad money" and say things are really, really great you don't immediately say that guy is a fraud how about that guy is the deal he is the one. you're never going to let it go. we're shy of the s&p closing high let's get to bob pisani. >> good morning, everybody we get this pfizer news, and this is what we get? a flattish nothing open? it seems disappointin

thank you so doug and donna, and for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports". follow us online at facebook and twitter. garrett haake is in for chuck todd with "mtp daily" right now. >>> if it's monday, democrats at the white house and on capitol hill try to pick up the pieces after joe manchin sends president biden's social agenda crashing to the ground leaving party leaders furious. and as another major crisis feys president biden, omicron. the variant is spreading like wildfire with one top administration health official warning we could see up to 1 million new cases every day here in the u.s. >>> and later, we'll head to the courtroom in minneapolis as the jury prepares to decide the fate of expolice officer kim potter who is charged with shooting and ki