the american voice you hear is doug herman, who runs refocus, the film—makers' ngo. they walk through the half—burnt camp to check on yaser‘s family. hi. hello, stranger. how are you? i'm good. good to see you again. and then this. hmm? oh, man. at 23 minutes past seven, a second fire. much of the camp had burnt the previous night, but not all of it. now, it looks like someone is back to finish the job. doug: oh, my god. the fire spreads rapidly through the remaining tents. what is he trying to get? the cat? oh, come on. come on. don't go in there. oh, my god, this is hot. stand back. but here's an odd detail — going back through the footage again, people are packing up and leaving before seven o'clock, before the second fire starts. it seems like a lot of refugees in the camp knew what was about to happen, including milad. so it seems the second fire, at least, was not a spontaneous event. but if it was planned, then by whom, and who else knew? the film—makers tell me about a conversation they overheard among a group of camp residents earlier that morning. b

host: doug in newport news, virginia, supporting the president. caller: i think wisconsin should take a longer look at president trump. he has made the economy strong. i'm retired navy, fifth-generation military. and if joe biden gets in control, we are in trouble. donald trump is making peace in the middle east when nobody else has been able to do it. they have all talked about it, nobody has done anything about it. i do not want to see our country head down a socialist path. i have been in communist countries, and if anybody thinks that is the way to live, leave this country. that flag, people died for, so you can go out and protest, not rob and burn. that is not what it is about. you can voice your opinion and get off the street and go home. host: laura -- sorry, doug. laura in silver springs, supporting the president. caller: i keep hearing a lot of callers talking about the great foreign policy of this president and all the wonderful things he has done for the country, but as an african-american woman it is very difficult to feel protected in

congressman doug collins of house judiciary. great to see you, congressman. the media and democrats are accusing president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani of disseminating russian disinformation that russia could have hacked emails from ukraine's burisma and targeted giuliani with misinformation, disinformation. where do you come down on this? >> i'm, liz, good to see you again. must be monday. democrats are claiming rudy giuliani or somebody among the president had russian disinformation or russian collusion. amazing they have no other thing to go at. they have a terrible candidate involved in such corruption. we talked about this hunter biden issue. what is talking about bother some to me, talking about christopher wray, i'm upset with the fbi had information in last december, we were in the middle of sham impeachment, they would not put this forward between quid projoe and this was going on. i said all along, christopher wray has to go. elizabeth: we have information that the computer hard drive that hunter biden did sign the paperwork for it at t

your governor, doug ducey, he got you opened up. [applause] where is doug? you look good, doug. he got you opened up, you're open. i hear we are doing well, doug, we doing good? i'm going to be so angry at you if i -- i'll call doug, how are we doing? he won by about 17 points. i tell you, that is not so bad. great governor. somebody has done a fantastic job in the senate and that she is respected by everybody there including me, she could fly those planes very easily that we just saw overhead. senator martha mcsally. [applause] great, great. so, you know -- martha's opponent wants to get rid of your second amendment, i don't think so. if you talk about nothing else, he wants to get -- his whole thing is he wants to get rid of your second amendment. you cannot let it happen. will you please win? you've got to win. and you could fly those planes, right? congressman paul gosar. congressman, great job. warrior, he is a warrior, thank you, great job. we are doing ok, right? congressional candidate daniel rodimer. he is a really smart guy, but do not mess with him, he was a professio

. ♪ limu emu and doug. and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and limu roll, ya ♪ ♪ you know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ liz: oh, boy. you know, the spac attack continues, at least 139 spacs or special acquisition companies, these are these blank check companies that invest in individual names and take them public that way, in 2020, they have raised $53 billion for all sorts of companies that are going public. a lot of them are targeting and picking what we would call future tech. for example, yesterday we had romeo power on yesterday. they are going public via spac later this year and then hyllion last week. others include desktop metal, we have had them on as well and a fin-tech company. one of the newest entries going back to

some counter intuitive points, doug appreciate you both. doug ramsey and david leibovitz talking us through the markets. >>> let's stick with the markets. we've seen an uptick in stock fund outflows but it's not the sign of bull market skepticism, it could be a matter of demographics mike santoli is here to explain. >> net outflows from stock flows have been more the rule than not over the last several years. part of that story begins with older americans and a structural way long-term are now becoming net sellers of stocks. they own most of them. baby boom erers account for 53%f all equity holdings. millennials, the biggest demographic group own maybe 3% it's very, very split right here i do think it's probably going to be accelerating because of the ages if you look at the selling kind of undertow that will be with us for a bit, there's a mandatory element of this. if you have an ira, you have to start taking withdrawals at 72 40% of assets in there are pegged between 2030. this is all coming out of the market on a net basis. the big ques

he supported me everything i was doug with my organization, he would come out for. he talked me up to people like april. [laughter] and others. he was truly a partner. and so we have talked about the issues on a daily basis. he would call me asking for advice. and i'll him asking for advice. one of the earliest memories that i have of our partnership , we were not even married. he was the chairman of the congressional black caucus at the time. i'm a historically black college. >> dab in the middle of a very red county. and so, they continuously have challenges with voter suppression. seven he became chairman of the congressional black caucus, you know there is an incident this was during george w. bush's ter term. where basically the red leadership of the county and try to suppress the vote of the students. i contacted him, he appealed to the george w bush justice department to intercede and they did. so with that, it was just part and parcel of a number. elisha got into the whole thing went dm onto driver died, he was a young man just 12 years old i believe out of

>>are releasing black box reporter doug coke gives us a preview. >>watching this film 2 years on the fine line of the horror genre. i mean you don't quite know what you're watching. >>fact some find a lesson asking thought in the car accidents. >>teen's death of his wife in that great. yeah anyone else you can pick you up. >>us if this happens again we'll have to notify top >>and that's the idea. you know who wants to watch something where you know the end of the beginning why. >>we call this headset, the black box. a massive search will path leading in >>you don't want to spoil anything so how do you describe the premise to people without spoiling for the state's main shows up again just so i run my mom. >>stories about a man in search from salt and and and fines >>patients often surprised with >>that's very clear from that character's point of you is going view it's the story of are very developed even advanced. research scientist. who has developed cutting edge technology to address a very important issue. in today's society. and this is a compa

doug emhoff hits the key state of nevada. robin? >> thank you for that insight, rachel. do appreciate that. >>> and now we move on to a "gma" exclusive. emmy winning actor courtney b. vance is opening up about his family's battle with mental health and suicide. the very personal revelation comes just before world mental health day on saturday. t.j. holmes had a chance to sit down with him. >> yeah, robin, he credits his mother with saving his life with something she insisted he do 30 years ago, seek professional help. the point of this was to end a cycle of mental illness in the family that they didn't even know was there until his dad took his own life. well, courtney b. vance has never spoken about it publicly before until now prompted by another recent tragedy close to him. >> they want to make us crazy, terrorize us. >> reporter: a powerhouse performer. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: courtney b. vance has spent the past 30 years on our screens, but never until now has he revealed the personal pain he's carried with him all this time. >> my father

doug satzman, xpresspa ceo. you got an exclusive first look at what any passenger who arrives there can get, an immediate test right there, positive results, five minutes. all right. >>> we are near session highs. of course, much of this is driven by the fact that we are waiting on stimulus that appears to be at least a few steps closer, and the fact that the president is doing well and will be able to leave the hospital and go back to the white house. right now, the s&p is up 58. we do have the nasdaq better by 245. let us get to this. >>> the electric vehicle wars just got a brand new participant. electric power train maker hyllion, the new company has just gone public. the ceo thomas healy rang the bell for the new york stock exchange this morning. lots of green there because this is a green company. now, the stock is down since debuting on the nyse friday. based on its spac, special purpose acquisition company, which is called tortoise, the last closing price at the moment we are looking at it at $38.65. wha

. >> doug said someone broke into his house yesterday afternoon and took off with the two pups. he said the suspect left behind a meth pipe and they were last spotted at a nearby 711 shortly after the break-in.>> the guy said i want to sell the puppy for $500 each. >> doug says he is an occasional dog breeder and two families already paid for the dogs, $5000 each. >> somebody knew that they bought a dog that was too good for the price, and then so my flyer and said i can't with integrity give my girls this pup, so i made new connections that will help them get another pup. >> police said the 39-year-old is booked and charges of receiving stolen property, providing false identification and possession of drugs. >> it was just a crime of opportunity, carrying a big screen tv or laptop are really difficult to steal. >> local animal shelters tell me they have very few dogs available for adoption, the pandemic is driven up the command, and the puppies will still go to the new families, one will stay in the city and the other go up to seattle. san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> we a

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, he was behind the executions list as man, doug johdi john, he was a ringmaster ofa group doug johdi john, he was a ringmaster of a group of four who present and to —— and put and of a group of four who present and to —— and putand he of a group of four who present and to —— and put and he was killed in a restau ra nt to —— and put and he was killed in a restaurant strike. here he is asking them whether he knew him. he is a friend of mine. to heidi john? them whether he knew him. he is a friend of mine. to heidijohn? he was nicknamed that. he was an execution, someone who has been called a psychopath, somebody who will be remembered for his cruelty and brutality. that is their way to choose to remember him. i choose to remember him differently. condemn his torture and beheadings of the likes of james foley. i took the position of not speaking of him at all ina position of not speaking of him at all in a negative way. let's speak to the bbc‘s security correspondent frank gardner. what expectation do we have that we may learn more about how isis operated from the tria

thank you martha, thank you, doug. we also have a congressional candidate they say is a star in the making. i've heard it from a lot of people. vote for brandon martin. rendon, good luck, man. i hear it's going good. brandon martin. thank you, brandon. you are going to do great. i heard you are doing really well. under my administration, we built the greatest economy in the history of the world and we are doing it again. make america great again again. we did it and now we have to do it again. it's all right. and it's happening much faster. it looks like -- in my first three years, we increased family income more than five times the gain in all eight years under the last administration -- pink of that. five times more in the first three years. five times more than eight years obama-biden -- that's not even believable. african-american unemployment, hispanic american unemployment, asian american unemployment all reached record lows, the lowest in the history of our country. six point 6 million americans out of poverty,

in salt lake city i am doug wilks. good night. >> our campaign 2020 coverage continues with candidates campaigning and debating. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. today joe biden speaks in pembroke pines florida on his policy proposals and that affixing a citizen to watch live at 2:25 p.m. eastern on c-span2 come online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> today debate between the candidates running from west virginia governor, incumbent governor jim joseph democratic candidate been something to participate in a televised debate live coverage at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> democrats need to pick up four seats in the november elections when a majority in the u.s. senate. according to the cook p

was comey who pushed for the mueller probe in the first place, then joining us republican congressman doug collins from house judiciary on how the democrats are now mounting a bigger push back to stonewall president trump supreme court nominee amy coney barrett, former federal prosecutor on dni ratcliffe, he is classifying information that indicates u.s. intel intelligent of russia in the summer of 2016 that hillary clinton and her team had personally signed off on a plan to make up the russia collusion story in order to damage trump and distract from her own personal e-mail scandal and that president obama knew all about it, hillary clinton denying and we have the story coming up, former california republican chair is with us and have a chaotic debate did reveal that it does come back to the coronavirus as joe biden said the economy is now so bad because trump shut it down when biden himself had said he would shut down the economy again, look at the story national bogart under border control branded judge joins us on the trump administration rolling out a new massive to pick up criminal i

old collecting baseball cards and playing little league and has been part of my life ever sense for doug barnes, a lifelong fan of america's greatest past time a last minute drive to texas from tennessee was a no-brainer been all the different major league ballparks now except for the wide field them are complete that task the current again. >>and i've never been to a world series. >>on tuesday night the los angeles dodgers will take on the tampa bay rays the neutral stadium, a first for the world series jared sandler, a radio broadcaster for the texas rangers says this was major league baseball's attempt to control the spread of covid 30 teams all the people that make up one team just too tough to have a bubble during the regular season, the players didn't agree to that. no surprise in 2020 attendants will be at 25% capacity, which means about 10,000 socially distanced fans in the seats you're east of loud atmospheres and tailgating and all that stuff and it's just not it's not a thing this year from a business standpoint all these teams during the regular season loss that part of their

doug, on the president and what we've heard so far. jason said he hasn't heard much. the president does talk about lowering taxes. for the middle class and talks about rolling back regulations and a business-friendly environment. what more do we know about the president's intentions with the economy? >> i think it's fair to say we don't know a lot. not detailed plans. he floated a payroll tax cut with no particular detail there. he did that in 2016 as well. we didn't have a good idea what the plans were. came in, picked up some proposal that the hill republicans had and got them through congress. he has a track record of getting that done. he has a fantastic record on controlling regulations. with all these spending programs regulations to implement them. last time we saw joe biden in office there was $100 billion in regulatory costs added every year for eight years. that's a trillion dollar disguised tax increase that comes with spending programs and why they aren't as sometime lative as you might thing. >> sandra: jason, to your point, kevin hassett was in the white

greater i think it really is four seats because what they are most likely to lose his alabama with doug jones that leaves them negative one and then they need for seats arizona colorado maine and north carolina although there are scandals there but they have expanded the battlefield now with ten seats considered repetitive you can see the super pacu spending with the senate leadership fund is spending in places like kansas and south carolina that's where it tells you how bad things are for republicans everywhere. >> you use the term tumultuous week and also north carolina what has been happening and that key race for the tom tellis seat. >> on friday that was the news with president trump and first lady covid a diagnosis. later on that evening the republican incumbent tillis also tested virus on - - positive snowiest to quarantine he also sits on the senate judiciary committee that will begin hearing the confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett supposed to begin october 12th. so if that wasn't enough but then a scandal that broke with the democratic nominee where he sent illici

. >> reporter: app drivers doug mead andlizabeth clews support prop 22. they say that the flexibility of being an independent contractor allows them to set their own schedule. clos is a single mother of she began working for doordash as a delivery driver this year when she lost a waitressing job duri the height of the pandemic. she says the schedule and pay is better than what she made as a waitress. >> i like being able to cash out immediately. i mean, i have kids, you know, they have immediate needs that, youow know, just pop up, you they need diapers. i don't necessarily have cash. i can go do two deliveries and i can go buy diapers. >> i started part time ori oginally just to kiget out of the house for a few hours a day. >> reporter: doug meadrives r uber eats and postmates and has a heart condition. he says the job allows him to take the breaks that he needs. >> if i decide after two and half hours that i'm a little rest, i can just simply turn the apps off. as an independent contractor, i'm essentially running my own business. and if i'm running my

. >> so, doug, if not a breakup of the company and if those specific search related remedies you mentioned don't make much sense, what type of compromise or remedies could you see really making sense here to address this narrow concern? because, as you mentioned, this is a company that's so large that even taking those steps to just curtail google's ability to limit others around search may not be that meaningful. >> well, i think if you focus just on search, a series of remedies, it would say you cannot buy a preferred default position, you can't buy exclusive distribution and so forth, wouldn't have an immediate impact, but they certainly could make it potentially easier for a newer innovator in search to make inroads. so over the long run they could affect search. but i think more important, a case like this could be valuable to the extent that it suggests some enforcement of rules of the road that would govern conduct by google and other major tech platforms of an analogous or similar nature in other contexts, so they would be looking at things facebook might be doing or things faceboo

elizabeth: thank you, congressman doug collins. good to see you. coming up congressman kelly armstrong from house judiciary, we have even more hunter biden emails and text messages showing that his alleged business dealings were more closely connected to the biden family than anybody realized. we'll dig into the use of shell companies and llcs. we're finding more on that front. stay right there. president trump: hunter has no energy experience. he has no job. he has no income. his father becomes vice president and here is just a few of the things he gets. $183,000 a month. would anybody like that job? [cheering] for a very bad type reputation, big energy company from ukraine, right? ♪ elizabeth: welcome back to the show congressman kelly armstrong. he sits on house judiciary. congressman, so freight to havet to have you back on. let's get into it. the hunter biden story is hitting undecideds, not a straight answer. we have alleged hunter biden sex and drug tapes posted on a chinese website linked to ex-top advisor steve bannon. this is getting ug

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doug, did i completely work? >> yes, sir. >> thank you, doug. now, following this meeting and before the next meeting, we will ask all of the members participating in the hearing to repeat verbatim what i have written because you've heard it enough times to have memorized it. okay. deep breath and move on to the real hearing. with these administrative remarks out of the way, i move on to the substance of the hearing. the scourge of contamination from pfos and pfoa and other compounds is being experienced by communities across the country and indeed around the world. our constituents are worried. they're afraid that they're being poisoned by their drinking water, the pfos is going to contaminate their livestock or produce and impact their ability to earn a living and support their families. this is not a partisan issue. communities in my district sounding travis air force base are dealing with pfos contamination and the fear and anxiety that go with not knowing what that means for their health or how long they will have to wait for polluters, in

but doug collins believes that was his seatso he is still in the election. and is righwing. kelly lofler is now trying to run to the right of the right wing. this is why you see her blastin wnba, black les matte her conjuring up midges of massive black violence with the mob that was supposedly the at the wendy's when the police killed rayshard brooks. all of that is her runnina kind of george wallace campaign to go to the right of doug collins. the new have reverend raphael warnock. and you are seeing a vision that is about all of us will stop you are seeing a vision about what does it mean when we're in the ddle of a pandemic and republicans have allowed hospals to close in the rural counties. wh does that an in terms of being so pro-le that we are willing to have a nd of death, over 700 deaths that have happened her in the pandemic and more than the under 60 something cases of the coronarus? you're getting a vision of the "we move versus "i heard there thigoi -- this covid-19 was gog to be bad," and let perdue,'m going to do some stock ys and some stock sales so i can do m

i said who is doug this? and they told me this brilliant twentysomething woman named zephyr teachout. i wanted to know who she was and where she got her really interesting name. and how she had pulled this off or it is real joy to be with you, to talk about this great book of yours. >> guest: it is such a pleasure to be with you. it's also remembering that. give for covering the experiments and democracy we were engaged at the time. we will get into it. but i think there is really a deep shared theme here that has to do with freedom and dignity. in sort of recovering politics that really center themselves in these core values. and only when we move back in november these values, can we actually move forward. anyway, i'm really grateful for you to during this conversation with me. >> host: thank you. economic dignity is a core argument of this book, my book, code red. i felt economic dignity running through these pages of your boo book. i wanted to start was something i think is on the minds of a lot of people

doug, your reaction to that. >> i think if donald trump loses that you'll see the republican party go back to saying, we're the party of ronald reagan. you know, reagan has been kind of downplayed by donald trump. he was really the golden person of the republican party and suddenly he seems second tier but without donald trump, and you're seeing senator sasse doing the same thing, basically reclaiming the rebranded republican party for 2021 as a conservative party of ronald reagan. but wasting your vote like he's doing and bragging about it, i don't find what hogan did all that impressive. >> douglas brinkley and mark mckinnon, thanks for being here. hats off to you two. good to have you here. >>> all right, after a chaotic first debate, a presidential health crisis, a controversial debate cancellation, a competing town hall, joe biden and donald trump will face off one last time. it's the final presidential debate coming up with special live coverage starting thursday and that's thursday night at 7:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> this just in. an update on stimulus talks. cnn just learni

the things that can actually get things done for americans and not simply for the politicians and as doug said the people who are proffering most of those or the corporations you know just these owes them the most don't really care who the president is because they're they will be billionaires under obama they're even bigger billionaires under from the corporate elite in this country that's one place where we can all agree are not screwing over the little guy so the focus on those those issues at the home the. more ridiculous ludicrous idea such as court packing into the filibuster getting real the electoral college and was at work on the breast the american people care about you know i thought my goodness that it better however robert let me go to doug right now i don't see that might be this polarization as much in the in the way there are so many of the members of the political elite and probably across the aisle is that this is existential that this will be the moment if there is a democratic now democratic senate and and why now they are there are many people that want to completely

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where doug billings "cave doug" created this. in the desolate place where erin's life was cut short. a garden now grows in her memory. >> reporter: when you look at that desert garden, what are you thinking? >> it's beautiful, like my girl. it's a peaceful place. i have a peace that can't be explained. i decided i couldn't be bitter and angry. he's already taken enough from me. and if i'm bitter and angry, he's taking my mind, my soul, and my heart. and i'm not giving him that. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> i just got home, and i opened the door, is my husband's dead on the floor. >> a husband and father suddenly gone. >> did he hit his head? did he have a heart attack? >> i said something's wrong, something's wrong. >> there was a lot of blood. >> then they found the bullets. he'd been shot with two different guns. >> two guns, does that mean two shooters? >> one could argue that. >> detectives would unravel a staggering plan of stone cold evil. >> this plot to kill him had been

doug highcan joined me now. >> it is outrageous. it is beyond comprehension the arrogance of the governor. i am going to close the synagogues. this shutdown, many stores in these communities were having a hard time surviving. he's going to destroy these stores, the establishment, the establishments that have been following all the rules, join the right thing. calls from rabbis and synagogues who say to me we follow the rules, people wear masks, we do social distancing, why should this happen? it is outrageous on the part of the governor, he sits on his throne, sits on his back and dictates how to destroy people's lives. he's the guy responsible for the deaths of thousands of people by sending them to nursing homes in march and april. people are furious about what is going on. he is literally destroying people's lives in our community who don't deserve it. everyone needs to do better, you've got to wear a mask. you got to wear a mask, no excuse, you got to social distance and most people following the rules, what are you penalizing,

a big welcome and applause for doug emhoff. [applause] ♪ mr. emhoff: i am going to take this off because no one is up here. it is so great to be back in iowa. so great to see so many friends. so great to see so many people that we got to meet last year. and that we have gotten to stay in touch with and stay close with. where is sean? you are doing so great to see such a great job. you. let's hear it for congresswoman axne. i first met here in 2018 hi, how. are you doing? we came out here in 2018 and got to know her and she is such an amazing -- hi! good to see you too. i know everybody here. we got to help her out and she is such an amazing congresswoman, representative. let's send her back to d.c. too. we will send her back too. it is so great to be back here talking on behalf of joe and kamala. it is such an honor and a privilege to be able to talk about two people, one you know i love, and one i love as well, joe biden. how great was he in that town hall? [applause] i mean, what a contrast. what a contrast between what you saw with him and w

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it was followed by dozens of aftershocks with tremors felt as far away as athens and doug area building. i was in my shop i was talking with someone who felt like we were on a road it started to shake while i was watching our building shake i saw this one collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris inland and causing further damage. to. the greek island of samuel's also suffered casualties damage and flooding with the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have warned that potentially powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. and it's crossed mountain turkey where they don't need correspondent daryn jones is standing by there and how the rescue operation going. well rescue efforts are still continuing after a long night all efforts are now focusing on these collapsed buildings careful this painstaking work of carefully removing the rubble to find looking for survivors in these buried collapsed buildings over 70 people have so far been rescued according to turkey's defend so keys. manage

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it was followed by dozens of aftershocks with tremors felt as far away as athens and doug area building. i was in my shop i was talking with someone who felt like we were on a road it started to shake while i was watching our building shake i saw this one collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris inland and causing further damage. the greek island of samuel's also suffered casualties damage and flooding with the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have warned that potentially powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. and let's go straight to turkey now a d.-w. correspondent daryn jones is standing by dorian and that search and rescue operation going all night how's it going today. yes after a very long and difficult night rescue workers are still continuing to work through the rubble of the 17 or so collapse buildings so very painful the painstaking task dangerous and very difficult heavy machinery can be used as is usually can threaten to trigger further collapses so it's very lab

the hub of it it was not it was i think as a whole mine because i'm like doug. is that it's just some a pun because the goal is to look at it. from a mile from i think that you are gold diggers out of the fleet the risk you feel. total same but. that's impossible so you scream. leave. him on the best. team. because it kept me. going. to want to fail i mean. let me. just get on this one part of the on the bus that. we felt the public were looking for to the inquest is out the window and just room on the. back. war. war. war effort. to. get a laugh the heavier from. the church or. a little less than half. the land that is. the birth. of the 4th block of hoffler are for step one. to facilitate one with the. method that can trickle. the lucky one. all right. himself. and omaha. they couldn't get us to bed again i guess you know. there are let's. take a what do you know but. now get out of it could i mean it's a good idea kid yeah yeah. even for like. you know still within the crystal. it puts it all put it into the list of even though. incidentally mr. my dear. god

the former he was followed by dozens of aftershocks with tremors felt as far away as athens and doug area builder. i was in my shop i was talking with someone who felt like we were on a road it started to shake while i was watching our building shake i saw this one collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris inland and causing further damage. to. the greek island of samuel's also suffered casualties damage and flooding with the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have warned that potentially powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. earlier i spoke with correspondent dorian jones and asked him why there are still so many buildings in turkey that are not quake proof . well that is a question many people in turkey are asking in fact a leading turkish seismologist speaking on turkey t.v. last night professor john said it is only the poll that buried in these buildings he says you never see the rich people being dragged out of the rubble of the of their homes and this is putting great

doug knows it's a close race right now. we had him in right before the debate 49%. that's the same level obama was at this point with the rasmussen reports survey when he got reelected. what freaks out the democrats is when the president gets 50 or higher, that's how obama got reelected, that's how george w. bush got reelected. >> laura: 49%, the moderator for the next debate, someone i know casually of c-span. it was revealed that he actually sent out to tweets in 2016 that made people think he may be couldn't be fair in this debate. one is tweeting out a "new york times" column no not trump not ever. a second, he tweeted a picture of him and joe biden with the caption got a love the vp. does that worry you? >> doesn't worry me. what we need is impartial moderation, we need a discussion on the issues on the candidates position for our futures. i think it would serve america better. it is a closed race, seven points overall, three and to have points in the swing states. i think those undecided voters deserve a dialogue on the issues, not the sideshow we got the othe

. >> reporter: doug who declined to provide his name, started with a resting heart rate at 104, perhaps a little elevated from the street corner rally behind him. >> there's going to be an election and a president, and after that is done, we still have to love each other and still be americans and we have to stop dividing. >> reporter: you are spiking here as you talk about the need for love over division. you are at 139. >> am i? all right. >> reporter: that's a high for the day. >> i have more student loan than a mortgage on my house. >> reporter: you started on 80s and then up to 150, 106. >> we need to start paying attention to climate change, i think it's like the coronavirus. where we know it's coming and we are not acting on it. >> reporter: you went up to 112. that was the second highest. heart rates can fall and in fact, with two voters we found their pulses decreased when talking about something that made them feel discouraged. >> to me, it should be something that we should all be trying to come together. >> reporter: when talking about the president's coronavirus response, t

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