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former nasa astronaut dotty metcalf lindenberger and i have questions for you and we'll get into the weather in a minute. but first hammer this home for me. the u.s. has not launched its own astronauts into space since 2011. i was there. how big of a deal is this today? >> it is a really big deal. it's important that we get to see our u.s. astronauts taking off from florida. this is a test flight. and we were all sad to see the shuttle retire but also understanding because we're looking forward to a future, too, of a different way of doing space flight. >> and if you are doug and bob and you know that there have been tornado warnings, you know the weather has not been ideal, where are you right now and are you sitting there looking at the doppler like the rest of us? what are you feeling and thinking? >> well, i could think back to my launch on sts 131 when fog and it was april time fraim and weather was touch and go. and you're thinking about just the mission itself and also listening to folks. but you want to go but you also know what the safety rules are and so you also understand

news on our website at any time to dot com and you can follow us on twitter and to instagram as well dottie job interviews so for me i'm the team here in berlin take care and fight. like. a mug or just some of our. food for the russian soul. steve thanks. so many different walks of life. some are pumping. oddly. but all of this comes straight from the heart to its former c.e.o. david accords is no more diligent. in trucks home. from the food of the log on to their final resting place the russians d.w. documentary. this week on the world story along in racist attacks against africans in china okolona induced a boom in gun sales in the usa but we begin in syria despite the current ceasefire in it live residents of the war torn city are now in the throes of the coma and that aid organizations are warning of an impending catastrophe. what's it like to live in a live in constant fear of assad's approaching forces in constant fear the aerial bombardments will resume. for weeks now 26 year old students are hazaar to our has been sending us her impressions images from the last rebel held city in sy

>>ken and pam this survivor matzo dottie was incredibly emotional today when we spoke even telling me he saw god during his fight for his life. >>i know it sounds weird. people to year. and honestly i look like you to go to the other side. >>after spending 4 weeks hooked up to a ventilator 68 year-old matzoh dottie is now back home in martinez and sharing his battle with covid-19. he says he had a persistent cough and fever for 6 days in early march. but it wasn't until he began to have shortness of breath. that is doctor sent him to the hospital they sort of come to on a cruise. >>i could go over there. and it kind of got pneumonia and then i can possibly put on house call. i'm not a time to remember. what happened. i cannot into coma for 23 case. what happened what happened was his family spent time praying each and every night. >>hosting virtual vigils c-dot his daughter sufi says nothing could have prepared her for this experience it's pretty devastating because i don't think people realize how quick it happened once it happens. >>my dad went on a walk with us and then all of a su

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guest: i think what dottie is pointing to is the problem that all inspectors general face which is theyng forward information -- sometimes it is not rising to the level of in agency being concerned, but sometimes it might be something that gets to the point of investigating the head of that agency. if we allow the president or the head of the agency to decide we are just going to remove them, we are creating this class of untouchables in the political system that is -- to our system of checks and balances. host: donna is next. knoxville, tennessee. caller: i do think there should. caller: i do think there should be senate oversight on the ig's being fired. the reason they are there is to find wrongdoing. if the person is finding wrongdoing and can be fired for no reason, that is why we never learn anything. we spend millions on investigations and i think that is a problem. so much money is spent on investigations when they're supposed to be there working for the people. which leads to the larger point, and the problem with government today as we have the same people elected over and ove

dotty gadolfin, marilyn thomas, janice blare. well, dotty, marilyn and jiang nice are seamstresses per excellence. and they are creating these masks and they are sending them where there is a need all across the country. mr. president, we are known as the volunteer state in tennessee. and this pandemic is showing us that just as throughout our nation's history, tennesseans have shown up when they've been called and asked to volunteer and to give their time, their efforts, their energy, their talents, their resources in order to improve the lives of others. we thank each and every one who is doing this and those that i have mentioned we say a special thanks for doing your part to ease the life of others during this pandemic. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. a senator: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to join my colleagues --. the presiding officer: w

joining sme craig callahan and bryce dotty. very good afternoon to you both. craig, if i start with you, what do you think has been moving the market of late is it just technicals or is there some way to come to a pe multiple even though we don't have that clear guidance >> we're value investors and find the market to be extremely attractive right now we have been fully invested in the rebound and would expect stocks to be priced higher a year from now. >> if you're a value investor what valuation are you keying off if you can't be sure what the "e" part of the pe multiple is >> we never use pe or price to book we compute intrinsic value for companies and the market is priced 30% to 40% below fair value. >> bryce, where do you stand on this debate? are you finding it difficult to value companies? >> that's very difficult without any guidance to really know what companies are worth and both the stocks and the bonds as a bond investor we are seeing a ton of debt being raised in the corporate bond market and the way people are valuing a lot of these companies is

i think what dottie is pointing to is the problem that all inspectors general face which is they areringing forward information -- sometimes ofis not rising to the level in agency being concerned, but sometimes it might be something that gets to the point of investigating the head of that agency. the president or the head of the agency to decide we are just going to remove them, we are creating this class of untouchables in the political -- to our system of checks and balances. host: donna is next. knoxville, tennessee. caller: i do think there should be senate oversight on the ig's being fired. the reason they are there is to find wrongdoing. if the person is finding wrongdoing and can be fired for no reason, that is why we never learn anything. spend millions on investigations and i think that is a problem. so much money is spent on investigations when they're supposed to be there working for the people. which leads to the larger point, and the problem with government today as we have the same people elected over and over again that have been there for 40 years. we need term limits

>>after spending 4 weeks hooked up to a ventilator 68 year-old matzoh dottie is now back home in martinezth covid-19. he says he had a persistent cough and fever for 6 days in early march. but it wasn't until he began to have shortness of breath. that is doctor sent him to the hospital they sort of come to on a cruise. >>i could go over there. and it kind of got pneumonia and then i can possibly put on house call. i'm not a time to remember. what happened. i cannot into coma for 23 case. what happened at a what happened was his family spent time praying each and every night. >>hosting virtual vigils c-dot his daughter sufi says nothing could have prepared her for this experience it's pretty devastating because i don't think people realize how quick it happened once it happens. >>my dad went on a walk with us and then all of a sudden he got a fever and then it turned into '08 with a fever and then it turned into me taking him to the hospital. i never imagined there was going to be that way and because of the nature of the coronavirus. we we lose that opportunity to be able to hatcher loved

let's bring in dotty herman, douglas elliman ceo. welcome back to the show.ve a real problem. people are going to move out and not in. where am i going wrong? >> well, i think, you know, actually 70% of the leases are renewals in new york city, okay. there's not a lot of new people moving into new york city but 70% of the leases are renewals. you are getting families and millenials and people that have young kids, you are seeing some of them move out to the suburbs, whether it's long island, the hamptons, but i guess they have been cooped up in small apartments and they are a little nervous. we had this on 9/11. they are buying in the suburbs where they have grass and a yard and their kids can play. so you are seeing that. that's, you know, what we have seen before. i don't think it's the end of new york city, though. i know for myself and all the people that i know that live in the city, we still want to be there. i just think it's a little bumpy. it will be a time of up and down, up and down. it will take a little bit of time. hopefully as long as we get so

dottie, marilyn thomas, janice blair, well, they are seamstresses par excellence, and they are creating these masks and they are sending them with her is a need all across the country. mr. president, we are known as the volunteer state in tennessee, and this pandemic is showing us that just as throughout our nation's history, tennesseans have shown up when they have been called and asked to volunteer and to give their time, their efforts, their energy, their talents, their resources in order to improve the lives of others. we thank each and every one who is doing this, and those that i've mentioned, we say a special thanks for doing your part to ease in the life of others during this pandemic. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> mr. president, i rise today to join my colleagues in honoring all those who continue to work in service to our nation during the covid-19 pandemic. my home state and our nation blessed with dedicated citizens who continue striving to keep essential operations going id

dottie, marilyn thomas, janice player, well they are seamstresses and they are creating these masks. they are sending them where there is a need all across the country. mr. president, we are known as a volunteer state in tennessee and this pandemic is showing us that justice throughout our nation's history, tennesseans have shown up when they have been called and asked to volunteer t and to give their time, their efforts, their energy, their talents, their resources. in order to improve the lives of others. we thank each and everyone who is doing this. and those that i have mentioned, we say a special thanks for doing your part to ease the life of others during this pandemic. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> mr. president this is been a busy week walking through a lot of issues with it are covid-19 related a lot of individual meetings, committee meetings to walk through what we cane get done in preparation for the next step. met with francis collins early yesterday morning to walk through where the vaccine development is, what's happening in this current timelin