doug he could pass for. doug we did not want him to know that we were. a surprise visit to this mystery. caller >> how do you know that? story >> through xbox live. >> and he's gotta hit spinning some parts of his own? the go see his wife. >> okay did he say why? i. >> to hide or. when dateline continues to months in here's where things stood in the investigation into the disappearance of venus stewart. the western michigan mother of two had gone out to the mailbox in her pajamas one morning in april 2010. and hadn't been seen again. investigators suspected her extreme hunts been dug was behind. it is one solid alibi that he'd been elsewhere, was now on shaky ground. cops theorized that he maybe had a stand in virginia so he could sneak off to michigan. but could be. private to find out detective chain krekor, and chuck christiansen, drove from michigan to an upscale mid -- amber delaware to question a student. >> we got a guy who i believe is of interest and making a lot of calls to, doug he looks like, doug you get past for doug -- >> on june 21st 2010

so for months there's been questions about doug logan, the cyber ninjas group. who is he? how did this come about because they've never done an audit before and have no experience at all in auditing. so you looked into it. how connected is doug logan to trump allies? >> first, thank you so much for having me. this is really important work. and as you said, it's been the question for six months now. how did doug logan, the leader of a small cybersecurity company, come out of seemingly nowhere? but as you said, there's connections that we've pinpointed from mid-november to early january where he's working in the room or on the phone directly with trump allies like sidney powell as they attempt to overturn the election or to block joe biden from gaining the

doug schoen arty announced they're going to sue. ice there'll be a lot more lawsuits from a lot of other players including big government organizations. they will file legal briefs as well. >> i think this is perfect storm against the biden administration. i think we have both seen his approval numbers are dropping precipitously. particularly in spring and trent swing states, swing districts and the president is trying to come up with something to address the pandemic which he said was going to and around the july 4 weekend. at a historic potential loss of seats and the house and senate's, potentially control of both bodies. this is a long by the biden administration. it is very much uncertain to me that it will produce the desired result. >> doug that's a great point and spike always have the democrats have lost, doug schoen they have lost everything. >> exactly. >> they have also lost the what are some of the larger issues here? the president said this is not about freedom. whenever a politician or the politician in charge of the

pleasure. >> doug cifu of virtu financial. >> i find myself on the side with doug.rmer market maker, i stood on the floors for a long time, mel. i've got to tell you something i think he's right it is the data we're not talking about 1995 we have progressed things have changed. the speed of the markets is why we trade the kinds of volumes that he's talking about, $11 billion. i mean, when we talk about this day in and day out, and i see what he's saying about where is the data show us how we are doing something that is in any way illegal or somehow ripping off the customer, i think he's got -- he makes great points i have to agree 100% it's why, however, i left the trading floor because the speed of the game and everything else, it turned into a far more digital type of world because you no longer could stand down there. you can't compete with what's going on with companies like virtu. >> yeah. karen? >> so i know we good-byed the guest but i think your question was at the heart of the matter what happens if that goes away i found it a little hard to believe. please

i want to bring in doug you rankin hit. one of the interesting things about this is this temporary visa situation. meghan issue 5000 temporary truck driver licenses. they get a last 3 months, but i was on a couple of romanian chat platforms where they were reacting to this, this particular in romania where they were like, why would we bought, why would we go for just 3 months? i've got a good job. we're not going to give it up just to go and help the brit. so yeah, it says the holiday, the roads college association has been asking for a long time to finish, you know, ready to be ready to get late. but, and from. busy you, we need to get people on, but we've been asking the question over and over again. who is wanting to come here for us long lane of drive us, who are prepared to come over to the u. k. and how does that going to work? of it, how on earth are we going to get people who are going to leave the job. busy and stay, for example, romania and come here for 3 months. and then what happens is i've got to go home again

let's begin in edinburgh 1st with doug rankin. the government says this is panic. buying the holy ginger, she says actually this is a lack of drive is due to briggs, what's the truth of it at lack of drive of blacks that were grossly over, simplify the situation of talking about the fuel crisis at the moment, but seems to be the public because collectively going all 4 and one is not really affecting scotland. curiously, i've noticed and time called dr. o's helped upset. busy application for a d, off to the level of benefits such as petro and diesel. and i don't understand where a huge number of suddenly disappeared to one week to the next was originally i'll problem associated to b p and nothing that i still sort of tank of industry and the supply of fuel. so something's got very blowing, propulsion in the press and the media with what's going on because it doesn't shortage of fuel. it's no difficult to keep the fuel stations replenished and people seem to be continually panic, buying the message doesn't get to tell them not to do

how connected is doug logan to trump allies? >> first, thank you so much for having me. this is really important work. and as you said, it's been the question for six months now. how did doug logan, the leader of a small cybersecurity company, come out of seemingly nowhere? but as you said, there's connections that we've pinpointed from mid-november to early january where he's working in the room or on the phone directly with trump allies like sidney powell as they attempt to overturn the election or to block joe biden from gaining the presidency. so while we didn't pinpoint exactly doug logan speaking to donald trump, we have him in the room with the people who are speaking to donald trump as they do this work. it's probably as close as we're going to get until we get potentially more records from all this. >> so you also lay out in great detail logan's back story. he's 41 years old. he's only 41 years old. he is a married father of 11 children from florida. a longtime friend calls him a christian conservative whose religion is fundamental to everything he does. so how

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doug porter is the bmo capital markets chief economist.xpect a whole lot of action, we don't get a lot of reaction generally from elections. this is a real status quo, but it leaves a lot of big spending items on the table. what is your reaction to what will happen now? doug: first off, i want to give a shout out to the pollsters who did a fabulous job. that is one of the reasons we are having next to no market reaction because it was largely baked into the cake. even though it was completely as expected, the reality is, some things did unfold during the campaign that are significant for the economy going forward. you touched on one of the biggest items. almost every party unveiled a significant new spending plans, on top of what had already been a heavy budget that we saw earlier this year. the other changes we saw, a number of fairly aggressive proposals on the housing front. some of which could have a big effect, some may not. but a number of items that many of us could not have dreamed was proposed as recently as a couple years ago, ai

but in 2005, doug larsson took over the case.e wondered if anything else from the car might yield a more complete dna profile. he sent michelle's blood stained dress back to the state crime lab. >> got the phone call from the lab analysts that they had found a full dna profile on the dress, which was very exciting. >> that's a pretty exciting phone call? >> that's great. all we had to do with submit the profile to codis -- >> codis? it's >> an fbi computerized systems that come teens millions of profiles that have been collected from crime scenes, from jails, people who have been arrested. >> and anything come back? >> nothing. no hit. >> to larsson, that meant michelle's killer was likely someone about any prior arrest or run-ins with a lot. that meant compute people police police had talked back in the day had to be reconsidered. >> my thinking is, let's start going through this case. let's start finding potential suspects. and the school get their dna and start eliminating them from that partial profile. >> so, now are we back

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doug ramsay is chief officer and research cap with a devoted following on wall street, thank you for it. comparison lehman brothers in 2008, pretty dramatic, is it really that dangerous. >> i don't think so, one thing to keep in mind size matters. ever grant is the largest in terms of debt owed where's the men, not to make light of the situation but was the fourth largest investment sink in the grass of the times i think it was an attitude like well, but this window into something really big up next down the road, we'll have firepower left breast ever grant is largest, there have been suspicions on its business models dating back to decade so i think that's an advantage if this doesn't come out of the work will it's been known and presumably scrutinized by authorities for a long. so i do think that's an advantage and i also think china is in a good position in terms of policy. it was barely scraped by covid. money supply growth is about as low as we ever seen out of china, only about 8% barely bumped up during posted so i think ability to flood the system with liquidity if need be, t

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doug kass writing and. doug making that's writing and. doug -- writing in.king the point, how can you have an accurate forecast when the range of outcomes is so wide? tom: what he's really revved up about is mr. september, brett gardner is doing it again for the yankees. jonathan: you want to do baseball? tom: brett gardner is doing it once again. that's why brett gardner is brett gardner. jonathan: your bond market looks like this on treasuries. tom: great data check. [laughter] jonathan: yields up a basis point on tens, 1.30%. 30's, 1.87%. stephen linder -- steve englander thinks we are underestimating rate hikes going forward from here. switch up the board and i will show you. the call itself is interesting, but then you got to make a market call off the back of it. he once to play a market flatten are here. so you play the rate hikes into the belly of the curve, yields higher. then the curve flattens, fives out to 30's. over the last year, just 10 or 11 basis points, but a lot of chopped in between. tom: the belly of the curve is not in 10 or 11 basis po

doug dillon had just about as much money as joe kennedy and john f. kennedy and traveled in very high social circles. in fact, higher than the kennedys. kennedy could not stare him down. he had to listen when dillon spoke. after all, kennedy put him in office as treasury secretary. i thought that was pretty good. sometimes you have to be able to make people listen to you, whatever it takes. in this case, it was money and social standing. me, i take it any way i can get it. good policy is good policy. the main point here again -- this is not a partisan book. i want america to get moving again. we have to turn less than 2% growth over a couple decades back to 3% to 4% growth, which is what we do historically. to get there, we have to take strong, remedial actions, particularly on business tax cuts, to grow the economy as 5% or 6% for several years in order to get us back on track. kennedy and reagan showed proof historically that it can be done. it can be done. since i love america and believe in democracy, i believe we can get it done. we will see. tha

i want to bring doug into the conversation. doug, of course, national security counsel's director for iraq in the bush and obama administrations. also retired army lieutenant colonel in afghanistan. doug, let's dig into the future timeline here. general milley, as you know, noted this morning in his opening remarks and al qaeda could present themselves in the next 12 to 36 months. one to three years in afghanistan could pose a threat to us again. how real is that concern, doug? and what are your concerns about our ability to counter them? >> well, the operative word there is could. and general milley is obviously covering his bases. it's by no means certain al qaeda is going to resurge as a serious threat in a way that it can project power from afghanistan into europe or the united states in the one to three-year time period. general milley is covering his bases. that's not impossible. we like to think that u.s. intelligence would see if that happens. even bracketing whether the taliban might help or not. but the u.s. intellige

doug, let's talk about this expansion. important is this for solid power as you work towards development of solid state ev batterys >> first of all, thanks for having me on your program. this development is quite simple it basically supports us executing on our road map to getting our batteries into commercial vehicles. >> you know and we have talked about it and everybody is well aware, solid state batteries hold great promise, but there are a lot of hurdles that need to be overcome, not just by you, but by others who are working on this how confident are you that we are going to see solid state batteries which allow -- have greater power, quicker charging and allows for quicker charging, how confident are you we'll see those in electric vehicles by 2020 or 2025 >> yeah, absolutely. so we're quite confident and the reason, the justification really for our confidence is that, yes, we're developing solid state batteries that have all the performance potential that you just mentioned, but what makes it so unique is that we'r

doug field has left apple and has joined ford. at ford, he will essentially be in charge of electric, autonomous connected vehicles. it's a title that basically falls under chief advanced technology and embedded systems officer. he will report directly to jim farley, the ceo. he's not being brought in just to tinker with things. he's been brought in to put a stamp on what ford is doing when it comes to electric and connected vehicles here's his resume. he was in charge of the apple car program. the apple project titan they've never divulged the end product, but he's been working on that. prior to that, he was at tesla senior vp of engineering he helped develop the model 3. before that, he was at apple for five years he began his career back at ford here he is during a conference call talking about how jim farley convinced him ford is the place to make his mark >> after meeting and talking to jim and other leadership add ford, i became convinced that not only was the history here, but that there was a deep desire to really change a

at this point, doug field's departure's significance cannot be overstated.sed to be one of the grandest future ambitions coming out of cupertino, now you have him walking away for an automaker, moving halfway across the country to do it part-time. it is not a good look for apple or its ambitions, and clearly will not give much credibility to the project, and will not stoke as much excitement as he may have done for the people working on it. we will see what happens to the project, if apple replaces doug field, and what the future of the project holds. the person in charge walking away after three years. you don't have to hear it from me, clearly that is not good news for an apple card. -- an apple car. emily: mark gurman. we will follow that story. thank you for the update. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." join us tomorrow for my interview with jimmy pitaro. we will also be joined by the ceo of girls who code. and dj, music producer, and founder of royal, justin blau. i'm emily chang, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid pr

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ashley said doug not only tried to poison her, but had fatally poisoned his first wife. now, we had a number of law enforcement agencies look into a number of different charges, and it is very important to say the duck was never charged with any type of crime. so, what was the underlying motivation for ashley to be making these charges? we will get into that tonight on "48 hours." >> that airs tonight at 10:00 here on kpix 5. >>> a couple was rescued from a burning car near san diego thanks to a group of good samaritans. five men from east county pulled over and came to their rescue when they saw the car on fire. a witness captured this video of the heroes rushing to help from the other side of the freeway. this all happened on monday. >> our dad had some burns to his left side. my mom got out with just abrasions. >> if there was a time, when like so many, we would have kept driving, but because of programs like atc oc, we are changing. and we are able to not just be selfish individuals, but look out for others. >> amazing. the couple at one of the good samaritans were t

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we have a big show coming your day, doug cifu will join us with his reaction to today's senate testimony from gary gensler of the s.e.c., and why he disagrees on payment for order of flow >>> plus josh friedman from canyon partners, gives us his read >>> lots to fog can on, though, on the big torrie. first mike santoli is tracking the market act as always josh lipton has the highlights from apple's big event, which may have been the trigger for some of this selling. >> the market, though, has been trading kind of loosely the last week and a half. we have this seasonal window that opened up, september weakness, policy flux, as well as i keep talking about the third week of the month, where around the 19th and the options expiration we've had these pullbacks that ended up being little vs on the chart, we're maybe on the cusp of one o these other visits to the s&p's 50-day average that has been where the market has roughly bottomed, so all of those things i think keeping buyer on the sidelines we also have just fully invested, you know, professionals and retail coming into this month and th

doug jersey, new york, they are so close to each other at that point.t might have been new york, but it was felt in new jersey, so two sides of the same coin. so, this is a period then of high paranoia, and where did we see that already? in europe, just before last 1914, before shooting the archduke. so conditions are not that different in the united states. but some of the things that keep up from being swept up are not necessarily, i want you to remember, a deep commitment to isolation because we are going out all over the place. but in part, that atlantic ocean is a cushion that we bank on. making sure that we keep the caribbean lake free of those european presence is another way that we then put up those borders, put up those barriers. and we lean on that navy to keep those other ships out of the way. so this is why we will have an intensification of immigration laws. it is not enough to say, we don't want catholics to come. we have to actually look at catholics really closely, inspect them thoroughly, in order to ensure that they are not also conce

one thing i'm not seeing is when the demo 2 mission with bob hurley and doug benkin, when they splashed down, there was a huge crowd of boats just -- i mean, fishermen, people just out for a good time. people who heard that this is where they were going to splashdown. and they came to watch it and so there was literally like a semicircle of boats, just watching it. and it can be, you know, kind of dangerous. there could be potentially some toxic fumes being emitted from the spate kraft after its splashes down. so this time around, it appears spacex has taken a few more precautions and we even heard them on the webcast before sp splashdown saying, hey, in you're watching this, don't think of coming anywhere near splashdown. please just watch from the safety of your own home or wherever you're watching it from. we're not seeing that this time, which is good, pam. >> that is good. we're seeing some video from friday of the crew there. and you look at this, mike, and again, these are civilians, with various jobs, who trained for about six months. and this is exactly as kristin laid out what

judy: is that what you see, doug wondered? and what do you see in terms -- london? you see? >> it is best to judge them by what they do a number they say. this cabinet traces back to being close to him, in the 90's, it was the case of the named prime minister who was in fact head of their shore, so that is some continuity, the shore being there -- the decision-making body operating in pakistan. i think they give a little more room for the haqqani's to have some room for themselves including the interior mr. being a wanted felon with a $10 million reward for his capital -- capture, and i think it is interesting the taliban five, those individuals the united states traded in a guantanamo present all received good jobs but not necessarily the top jobs in the cabinet. i think it is interesting i see the number two intelligence official was an explosive specialist that the cia hoped to get detained in pakistan, but he was released due to his poor health and he has made a quite -- quite a recovery. judy: mr. rashid, you mentioned no women in this lineup of leadership. wha

two fairly well known republicans, a longtime republican activist named doug wead, w-e-a-d, and a man named jesse benton, who's long been a senior political staffer in the ron paul/rand paul orbit, doug wead and jesse benton were just indicted in federal court today for allegedly funneling illegal foreign donations from a russian national to a republican party pac and to the trump campaign in 2016. now, there's no indication the trump campaign knew it was receiving these allegedly illegal russian funds during the 2016 campaign through this scheme allegedly carried out by doug wead and jesse benton. we also don't know who the russian national in question may have been. but jesse benton was only just pardoned by trump in december of 2020. benton had been convicted in conjunction with what effectively was a bribery scheme in the 2012 iowa caucuses in the republican presidential primary. trump pardoned him in december. as politico.com pointed out tonight, this new indictment just unveiled today charges that jesse benton was ginning up this alleged illegal foreign donation scheme to funnel

and doug, i do remember when we pioneered going before congress going from 5 to 7 to 10 years. a lot of folks who did budget process at the time including myself thought that was magical thinking after you got past five years and certainly years six through 10 often times don't pan out not just in terms of the assumptions about what's going on programmatically and intervening votes of congressional majorities and presidents but this year dollars and cents variants between what an omb might think will happen and those out years versus what happens and we've had lots of conversations over the years from people from the left and right about the realities of not being able to hit the target but to malaprop shakespeare i come not to bury budget gimmicks or budget techniques but acknowledge them. when over the course of 4 to 7 years it's come to the point that any new majority ushered into the halls of power at either end of pennsylvania avenue inc.'s first and foremost about what's been used in the past in order to ensure the majority's agenda is able to make it past all the various

and then they come in with an it depressed this might keep you from being courtney, doug. they listen, was it not enough? was a lot of my do i really are to start the yes. you know the think the dog by agra to get the jesus the affairs of men, dogs, most liquor i go and how or how am i not in charge this is absolutely great. we're talking to cesar log, and as i said, the new shows are not new show, but it's been running for a while, but sees him a lot better human, better dog, now, streaming on disney. plus you talked earlier about being raised on a farm of the back of dogs was at your tell father grandfather, who did you 1st see who gave you that bounce, that these are noble creatures that need to be honored. who was it in your life? you know, my graph, i used to say never work against mother. nature always gain their trust, always gain the respect and they're going to give you a beautiful gift. hello. these that you grew up with. the motor code are those more values. yes. and that's your view nature, right gain, they're trying to gain the respect so they can give you and

huge for ford. >> this is doug fields.led the special projects team at apple which we know was all around an electric vehicle with autonomous cave abilities. he is leaving apple for the second time, sandwiched between two stints at apple, he was at tesla from 2013-2018 and left when the company was ramping up the model three. he put apple on the map, now he is going to ford. you can see what ford investor stop because the stock has been under pressure before the holiday weekend. we saw it pop when the bloomberg scoop hit. the company basically confirmed his job is going to be focused on not just electric vehicles, we know ford is going big, but other things like digital service and high-margin software. it is interesting, over the last 12 months, where has the love been? look at how the stock has performed compared to apple. you can see investors are loving this. the -- commitment to really be a big player not just in electrification for autonomous vehicles, now you've got -- emily: we will watch how that plays out. longti

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