. >> my name's michael doyle. i know i can't change the world, but i can at least change my corner of it. >> jeff pelle. just something i wanted to do since i was little. haven't thought about doing anything else. >> dave buyer. i first got into law enforcement through the military police. i was 19 years old, thought it sounded like a good idea. >> reporter: their graveyard shift had started at 9:00 p.m. on december 30th. it was a quiet night. >> i remember kind of looking forward to that night. get in there, get it done. >> i personally had plans for a new year's eve party, let's just have a good shift, let's be safe. it was a pretty slow night up until about 3:00 a.m. >> what's going on there? >> this guy, he totally freaked out on me. he kept coming at me. i feared for my health and my safety, like he was at me. >> what was your name? >> matthematthew. >> there was a hazard hit on the home, matthew riehl was a veteran with ptsd, possible access to weapons. >> your radar's up at this point? >> yeah, pretty much.

doyle? >> guest: my wife who's a geologist and i will be in estes park this summer. i'm tempted to ask the caller for a good restaurant, but beyond that the caller makes a really interesting point. one of the claims by opponents of loosening of the hunting rules is that wildlife observation wildlife tourism is much more ofch an economic benet to a state and local entity that hunting itself. the argument is that i keep animals like it will will draw people, maybe in a few of the caller, too many people, but it would draw tourism dollars, those who want to see life animals and not shoot them dead. >> host: carol in laurel maryland you are next. >> caller: hello? >> host: you on the air. >> caller: i live in maryland. you cannot have groused and quail and hunting animals like that when you overdeveloped all the farms. that's where they get their food. after people harvest crops and stuff, they go in a pickup the seeds and things that are left. >> host: i will take yourle point of overdevelopmen

joining us for that is michael doyle of e&e news. joining us is michael doyle. let me just speaking with this from nbc news. a years old conflict has pitted andstate against the feds, conservationists against preservationists and people who feed their families by stocking him in theking wilderness against those who see certain types of hunting as inhumane. this is part of the proposal to undo obama era rules restricting controversial hunting methods on federal land in alaska. what is the history of the site? what happened in 25th -- of the fight? what happened in 2015 and now? entangleds a long history. in may, the national park service and trump administration proposed rescinding obama administration rules that had been imposed in 2015. those roles restricted or prohibited certain hunting practices on preserve land, which are managed by the national park service is three practices include using eight to kill black and brown bears, killing black bears in been -- in dan's using dogs, killing caribou in motorboats and other things. those were banned by the obama a

joining us for that is michael doyle of e&e news. joining us is michael doyle.

chairman black burn, ranking member doyle, members, thank you for holding the steering. i welcome your questions. >> gentleman yield back. ms. rosen were purcell, your recognized. >> good afternoon, chairman black burn, ranking member door and the other members of the subcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i believe the future belongs to the connected. no matter who you are or where you live in this country, you need access to modern communications to have a fair shot at 21st century success. int the federal communications commission. it's been nine months today since we last appeared before you for an oversight hearing. nine months is a long time, the equivalent of a school year so let me offer the equivalent of a quick year-end report. too many americans still lack access to broadband. let me put a number on it. right now, 24 million americans do not have access to high-speed service. that's not acceptable. we need to do better. too often during the last nine months the agency acted at the behest of corporate forces that surround it sho

doyle, you are reclaiming your time. >> we can address some of the concerns we are hearing about the market and i will try to address those. we certainly welcome this and it's part of the reason we have been open comment process to take public input. if you look at the overall tenure of the letter it is quite supportive of our approach unless we do want to take those concerns into account. with respect overall cut the price increase as you described are precisely the reason why it's important to us to preserve the authority as well as the ability of private companies to complain directly under section 208 to adjudicate complaints about the violation of the rules and third if you look at the overall gist, the price regulation deters a different reason. if you are an owner of that infrastructure and there's heavy price regulation would have listened and to build infrastructure. similarly if you are relying on that infrastructure is less likely to go but over your own. why would you when they put a finger on the scale in terms of price regulation. the goal is to preserve the ability of

ranking member doyle is not championing that legislation in the house. i urged speaker ryan to bring this legislation up for a vote within bipartisan members to sign them petition -- sign the petition. the regard for consumers is not in there in a time with other agencies stepping up. stepping up against violence. the fcc wants to rollback rules which limit advertising to children and require educational programming for kids which doesn't make sense. if the agency was serious about focusing on the consumers it would want to help parents searching for quality educational programming and shield children and not make them easier targets for big businesses. another example of siding with corporations over consumers, german pies changes for the f cc ownership protection undermining competition, localism and diverse viewpoints in favor of corporate consolidation while the commission rightfully acknowledges the proposed merger and related divestitures may violate the law but the rollback for the media ownership rules opens up the doors for the next. universal s

doyle, who won three races at the meet, timed his charge to perfection — just taking the win ahead ofre are up against essex in the t20 blast at chelmsford. the home side made 170 for five from their 20 overs, pincher heading for victory. in rugby league, catalans dragons are looking like confirming their super league status. the need to beat salford to avoid the bottom four and are currently leading comfortably by 44 points to ten with only a few minutes to go both ireland and wales,. celebrations have been taking place in chicago to mark the 50th anniversary of the special olympics — a sporting competition for athletes with learning difficulties. the movement — which has led to millions competing around the world — began in chicago injuly 1968. stuart pollitt reports. 50 years ago, soldier field here in chicago played host to the first special olympics. it was idea of the city authorities and eunice kennedy shriver, the sister of former presidentjohn f kennedy. what they wanted to achieve was to bring those with intellectual disabilities out of the shadows and into the sporting spot

doyle?chael: i will be in estes park this summer, and i am tempted to ask the caller for a restaurant recommendation. but she makes a good point. one of the claims by opponents to hunting rules is that wildlife observation, wildlife tourism, is much more of a economic and if it to a state or local entity than hunting itself. that bygument is keeping animals alive, it will draw people, or draw too many tourism dollars, from those people who went to see wild animals, and not shoot them dead. host: carol in rural maryland, you are next. caller: i live in maryland, you cannot have grouse and and hunting animals like that, when you develop all the farms. food.s rather get the people who harvest crops and stuff, they go out and pick up the seats that are left. host: ok, we cannot hear you very well, remember to turn that the tv. michael cohen all of these are michael: all of these have the significant to impact development has a role in hunting. i would say that in the species debate and the rules

keith doyle in salisbury. let us go live to moscow, france have won the world cup final.atulating each of the players in turn. we have seen jubilant scenes on the streets of paris. this is the scene live in moscow. you can see president putin on stage with president macron of france, clearly absolutely delighted at his team's victory this afternoon. a thrilling match. we had an all in gaul. there were thrills and spills along the way. an intense match. —— we had an all in goal. croatia in their first world cup final. having of course defeated england, the england team arriving backin england, the england team arriving back in birmingham earlier this afternoon. we have then, alashkert —— mandzukic got an open goal. there was then a response. the scorers we re was then a response. the scorers were then levelled. france went back ahead. there was a brief pitch invasion by the russian punk rock group, pussy riot. the match ended with france li—mac—2—mac. these are the pictures live in paris with tens of thousands of people out on the streets celebrating and as we have been he

former british cyclist tony doyle speaking to us there.ted states say 90 wildfires have devastated a million acres of land in 1a states. the deadliest is in northern california, where six people, including two firefighters, have died, and president trump has declared a state of emergency. there are also around a0 major wildfires in canada. 0ur correspondent, james cook, reports from the city of redding in california. the devastation wrought by the wildfire which roared into redding is becoming clear. survivors described an apocalyptic scene as they fled, with swirling tornadoes aflame. with swirling tornadoes of flame. some feared they would not make it. homes were exploding, cars were exploding, and i have a wife and kids, and i said i had better facetime my wife, just in case. i didn't let her know why, ijust wanted to see her face one more time. the inferno left hundreds of homes in ruins, and a boy, his sister and their great—grandmother are dead. five—year—old james roberts, his four—year—old sister emily, and their great—grandmother,

joining me now, former political director for tony blair, matthew doyle.enior white house correspondent jeff zeleny in new york, fareed zakaria, host of cnn's "fareed zakaria gps." jeffs i want to go to you. how does the white house view this moment? i know they obviously knew the president did this interview. it's unclear whether they realized it was so explosive and it seems as if they were trying to mop up overnight. >> the timing of this so so important to witness. as president trump and theresa may were at blenham palace, he was given the red carpet treatment just shy of a state visit. world leaders have seen how to flatter him so there was the music, the soldiers and what not. as this was happening the interview had already happened, no one knew it so the white house was clearly trying to clean this up sarah sanders in a late-night statement in london sent out to reporters saying "president trump never said she wasn't a good person. never said anything about her personally." that said a lot, that the white house press secretary is saying that no he w

keith doyle in salisbury.leat safari park in wiltshire, making them the only ones of their kind in europe. the southern koalas are known for their thickerfur — handy for a british winter. laura foster reports. they are abandoning australia and moving to wiltshire. and when the five females and single male arrive, it will be the only place you can find southern koalas in the whole of europe and it's hoped, once this group settles into their new home in longleat, they will start to breed. it will be a very strict monitoring process of each individual koala and the koala as a group, so we can actually identify different behaviours and individualities and how it affects them. they are also brought being brought to the uk because wildlife experts want to raise awareness about the problems koalas are facing. although not classed as endangered, koalas are recognised as vulnerable. since the middle of the 19th century, millions have been killed for theirfur, and more recently, large portions of their habitat have been

getting back to congressman doyle's part. charter had advocated a different position in term -- they haven't favored -- they favored separate counties and i'm trying to find a commonality of the different intend. those that favored census tracks have not invocated for one inch. they will not yield anything so it's been hard to find commonality and you mentioned chart sore i thought i'd bring that up. >> thank you nor update. back in march after a very long waite the d.c. circuit court issued an opinion on the consumption protection act. in particular the ruling invalidated the definition of an auto dialer and did with the commission's re-assigned number and safe harbor rules. in light of this opinion, what action is the fcc taking to establish valid ccpa definitions and rules that targets bad actors, but do not put evidences americans at risk to lawsuits. commissioner, maybe -- mr. chairman, can you address that. >> i'd be happy to. we are still actively studying the results of the opinion in ac international some and working

doyle. i would like to make unanimous consent to add to the wreck of the letter from wireless isps to the fcc regarding the cd rvrs ban. letter. >> without objection, so ordered. pursuant to committee rules, members have 10 business days in which to submit additional questions. and we remind you that you have 10 business days in which to respond. seeing no further business to come before the committee, the committee is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] --[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] an illinois house debate. --the event was held in chicago and airs tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. right after that, a virginia senate debate between tim kaine and corey stewart. the event courtesy of the virginia bar association and moderated by pbs's judy woodruff. that begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern, also on c

it was a decision that was made years ago, but the trust wanted to wait until the doyle drive rebuilding project was done to make the change. drivers who still have to access lincoln boulevard can use mcdowell avenue from here on out.>>> the worlds best rugby players are battling it out here in the bay area. the rugby world cup 7 is underway at at&t park starting today. it is the biggest rugby event ever in the country. team usa women are playing this afternoon and the men will play tonight. >>> in san francisco crews were called to the apple store to reports of a suspicious due owner. -- odor. the smell was actually coming from one of the light pictures. ruth that everything was safe. >>> a cat that was perched on a utility pole for three days is back on solid ground again. utility workers and the san bruno fire department joined forces to rescue this feline. it was hungry and hydrate -- the hydrated, but otherwise in good health. it is now at the peninsula spca. >>> still ahead, a close call for a bay area truck driver as a tree branch comes flying through his window. >>> a 70-year-old

keith doyle, bbc news.t was a ridiculous deal, i think they will want to meet and i am ready to meet any time they want to. iam am ready to meet any time they want to. i am not doing that from strength from weakness, i think it is an appropriate thing to do. the owner of british gas — centrica — has reported a 20 per cent slump in profits in the first half of the year. it said 340,000 people have left the energy provider. centrica‘s chief executive said its household gas and electricity supply arm was hit by last year‘s pre—payment price cap, the ongoing loss of customers and rising wholesale energy prices. we have had quite a challenging first half, with very extreme weather patterns, rapidly rising wholesale energy costs and, against that, our total margin has been sta ble that, our total margin has been stable and though operating profits broadly stable, down 4%. street the centrica story is something we are following this morning, but you also have something that broke ten minutes ago, dixons carphone,

keith doyle, thank you very much. this afternoon. france are the favourites of course but croatia have defied expectations so far. our correspondent guy de launey is in zagreb in croatia as the excitement there mounts. well, think this is a rainy square at the moment. this is the main square here and has pouring down all day. guess what. the brain is due to stop just before kick—off so the organisers reckon there will be about 100,000 people over here. they're letting off firecrackers and flowers a nd they're letting off firecrackers and flowers and of course in this gloomy weather you can see the red flares very well indeed but i think the morning newspaper says it all. this is what came this morning. a special edition. there is a picture of a player looking delighted to have scored the winning goal against england and the headline says, croatian sons were for you. it is a croatian sons were for you. it is a croatian equivalent of england expects. i think the expectations here are very highly. this is not a country w

when paddy doyle came on his stock was trading at 10 bucks.yle retired in june of 2018, domino's was at $282 wow. they deserve the benefit of the doubt. if you didn't trust them, you missed out on some monster moves, and, look, i don't want to be too proud here, but i said hey, listen, this i believe guy. and that's what helps. it helps to have me say it because i've thought about this a lot and talked to more ceos than pretty much anybody in the world. more important, if management tells you something is wrong, take them extra specially seriously. you need to wait at least 30 days before you think about buying that stock. a lot of people are tempted to buy these negative renouncement names as they're tumbling to new lows but in practice, i found that other than some rare exceptions, the opposite is the case when business is so ugly that a company is forced to come out early and cut numbers, i think it typically means there is more bad news ahead or they wouldn't say anything why? it comes back to maya angelou. when someone shows you who they

keith doyle in salisbury.nd team have returned home afterfinishing fourth at the world cup in russia. gareth southgate‘s side arrived back at birmingham airport on a flight from st petersburg. their return was kept low key, and, unlike the last time england reached the last four in 1990, there will not be an open—top bus parade. france are taking on croatia in the world cup final. france are the favourites, and they are currently 2—1 in the lead. let's go to paris, and hugh schofield is there for us now. we have seen some huge crowds out there on the streets of the capital. there must be a lot of excitement there at the moment? it is com pletely there at the moment? it is completely mad. we have had hours of this crowd behind us. it was going crazy before half—time with that last—minute goal, the penalty converted by antoine griezmann. it was so converted by antoine griezmann. it was so crowded all i had was a 5 degrees angle but i could tell from the reaction of the crowd how it was going. he went mad with th

percentage of pizzas that were delivered. 4% today it is 45%. >> that's funny you mention that pat doyleways said are you taking share he said, jim, it is not -- the pie is still so big -- "pie. then he was showing me, look, are you ordering pizza on your watch, your apple watch? are you ordering it on twitter they have a he really figured out the technology i like that you can even order one on the beach they figured out how to send it to you on the beach. >> i haven't done the beach delivery but i'd like to try >> some people are betting this was a big decline on domino's. company's smarter than that. guys that try to color the trading by knocking it down at the beginning, "they're drowning," send me a couple of extra cheese pizzas. >> right now ibm leading the dow along with disney but it is down 59 bob pisani >> happy hursday, everybody. you're right, carl, ibm's adding 50 points to the dow because of its decent earnings and decent outlook. other than that, it is tough american express weighing the dow down looking at the sectors, very defensive today. staples are down because philip

the question from senator doyle -- part of the reason -- there was not going to be an actual auction that we would conduct. it is a sealed bid for 74,000 licenses. we were not able to run with the software. people have asked for -- don't have the capability to run all of those. i appreciate the work that they have done but in terms of what we are capable of doing, it is much more advanced. >> thank you. other members of the commission have thoughts? >> we all know that we want to leave the world in a wireless economy. i think it is a shame how your craddick auctions will allow us -- bureaucratic auctions will allow that to be an impediment. >> i couldn't agree more. a few months ago i testified before the senate -- we were upgrading our i.t. infrastructure to be much more -- >> the commission has had a -- in enterprise wireless alliance -- to your credit you put the items out last august. that is for the commission to decide. as we approach the one-year mark, mr. chairman, you noted these. posed rulemaking -- >> thank you for the question. i am working with my staff in drafting propo

painter wanted to replace doyle drive between the golden gate bridge and the marina with landscaped tunnelso people could walk from the presidio to crissy field. painter presented his plan in 1992. 23 years later the expressway opened. painter died of cancer at his home in mill valley. he was 83. >>> san francisco police are p l alone embaadero a week after pe hurt. summer tourism is the reason for the enforcement. they are looking for a honda civic that hit the driver. the victim kevin manning is still in the hospital with a serious head injury. >>> a burned-out home in san francisco once referred to as a drug den has sold for $2 million. the blue victorian is on sanchez street in the castro. it caught fire in february. in 2015, the city sued the property owner accusing him of renting the home to drug dealers. the owner denied the allegations but was ordered to pay $1.6 million for code violations. he put the home on the market in may. it sold for nearly double the original asking price. a listing said it is being sold as is. >>> in sacramento, firefighters are battling a grass fire as fir

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host: announcer: as part of our alaska weekend coverage, michael doyle talks about federal proposals to change hunting regulations in alaska. amy carter on climate change and how it is affecting alaska and other parts of the united states. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal saturday morning. join the discussion. coming up tonight, "newsmakers" is next with jim condos. , a look at telecommunications and health care innovation in alaska.

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representative mike doyle and i represented the energy innovation center. there, community and corporate leaders have partners with -- partnered with regional livingties to create a laboratory where students and researchers can get help incubating businesses from their discoveries. president ofthe the community college of allegheny county told us how working with civic leaders, the aligned its curriculum and created an entrepreneurial program for students. we need to see that replicated throughout our country. now they can not only learn the advanced skills, but how to launch their own companies. about aock also talked program tailored for those reentering from prison, reinforcing as a -- the congressional black caucus points out in the publication "we have a lot to lose," that criminal justice reform is essential to all our people being able to make it in america. it is time finally to eliminate the checkbox on job applications that ask him -- whether one has a criminal record, which often prevents those returning from society -- to society from pursuing g

bringing him along the fooling him if the bill passes the doyle what if israel takes its embassy out of dublin well i mean that would be very regrettable but it would be a very foolish act on the part of the israelis in my opinion. i don't think alan can accept responsibility if the israelis decide off their own bat to close their embassy i mean i was not in favor of throwing these really ambassador out some people are calling for that because i think it is important to keep channels of communication open of course the new foreign minister here after the resignation of morris johnson opposes b.d.'s and i'm sure they'll be maybe discussing a british support for israeli weapons sales here in london maybe with trump what defect do you think the these irish politicians like yourselves are going to have in the european union countries now do you expect other countries in europe to follow i think it's quite likely yes because i think a lot of people try out europe were watching the debate in the senate and i think they were take no dollars. and i very much hope that this bill will be repli

doyle, whoive mike represents pittsburgher, and i visited the energy innovation center. there, community and corporate leaders have partnered with local colleges and universities to create what they call a living laboratory, where students and researchers can get help incubating businesses from their discoveries. the president of the community college of allegheny county told us how working with local businesses and civic leaders, the college aligned its curriculum and created an entrepreneurial program for students. we need to see that replicated throughout our country. they can learn not only the advanced skills, but also how to launch their own companies. he also talked about an entrepreneurship program tailored to those reentering from prison, reinforcing as the congressional caucus points out in its publication, we have a lot to lose, that criminal justice reform is a central to all of our people being able to make it in america. the texte to eliminate box on job applications that asks if somebody has a criminal record which too often prevents somebody returning to

announcer: as part of our alaska weekend coverage, michael doyle talks about federal proposals to change hunting regulations in alaska. amy carter on climate change and how it is affecting alaska and other parts of the united states. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal saturday morning. join the discussion. coming up tonight, "newsmakers" is next with jim condos. , a look at telecommunications and health care innovation in alaska. later, former president barack obama talks about democratic principles, while honoring the life and legacy of nelson mandela in south africa. susan: jim condos is here to talk about security in the 2018 elections. that means reduce the two reporters. reid wilson for the hill coming back to "newsmakers." making his first appearance as politico cyber security reporter. on your twitter feed is a statement your office released after the summit between mr. putin and president trump come and some strong criticism of the president. some of what you said is his words make the secretaries of state job harder and the president has left the viper into the sandbox

with me now is tony doyle, a former british cyclist who was the world pursuit champion in 1980 and 1986 you. geraint thomas tweeted, unreal, i have no words! so you provide us with words. what relation will he be feeling the night? it is the highest achievement you can get in cycling. the tour de france is bigger than anything else and for him to win and win and the star that he did, and the win with such a strong team performance, he is a lovely guy, i was there when he won his first in france back in 2007, and he started in london, and i was there and followed through race through to paris, he really struggled and found it tough, but never complained or moaned, just got on with it. that was the real start of his career. and then to go on and win the two 0lympic golds that he has, and then to go on to be such a loyal servant of the team and for the team to have had the success they have had but then the geraint thomas to come through and shine and win the way he did, that is beyond his wildest dreams. no one will take anything away from him because he's so admired and respected, he doe

pacifically related to the tech field we've been assisted in the past by andre barlow of the law firm doyle barlow and mazhar and he joins us again now andre thank you for being here before we get to the text it is always for to us when you come on that some news is broken and today the news is that the department of justice has appealed the time warner eighteen team merger that you set for for six weeks what your take on that not much going to happen or maybe there's something there you know they they file their notice of appeal so they preserve their rights you know the back story is really interesting because you had the solicitor general who apparently didn't want to appeal the case and then you had the and i trust a vision which is emotionally invested in this case and wanted to to appeal and it looks like they've gotten their way they filed this notice with it's a very difficult case to appeal because it's a fact laden opinion by judge leon he didn't really do much to change the law he accepted all of the government's product markets there and i competitive theories so it's a difficul

earlier, our correspondent keith doyle gave us this update from outside salisbury district hospital. being treated, at salisbury district hospital. the hospital has said that there's been no significant change in his condition, which has been for the last few days described as serious but stable. i have spoken to a member of his family this morning, who said that they had spoken to charlie, he is able to talk, but he is obviously coming to terms with the death of his partner, dawn sturgess, and all that entails. now, the police have been giving us details about the investigation, and the scale of this investigation, which of course is now a murder investigation. and they've described the search process, in their words, as "one of the most complex and difficult that uk "policing has ever faced". now, we do know that they found and recovered a bottle in amesbury, at the home of charlie rowley on friday. they do believe that is the source of the nerve agent novichok. and that is obviously a huge boost to their investigation. but the searches are continuing. they've said that they've col

bringing him along dog fooling him if the bill passes the doyle what if israel takes its embassy out of dublin well i mean that would be very regrettable but it would be a very foolish act on the part of the israelis in my opinion. i don't think alan can accept responsibility if the israelis decide off their own bat to close their embassy i mean i was not in favor of throwing these really ambassador out some people are calling for that because that.

sally: three debates in, and with billionaire hollis doyle polling a distant third, mellie grant and susan ross continue to battle for the soul of the republican party.

. >>> joining me now is matthew doyle. also with me is christia christiachristian christiachristian christian amanpour. this interview, which the president gave on wednesday in brussels, they thought it would be released today, but this hit like a giant political explosion here. >> for all of the reasons you said, it is owned by trump's friend, a pro-trumper. he got his talking points from doris johnson, but realready know that he is not on the normal plane of diplomacy. he was briefing against the chief ally. the special rip with the major of london. so that is the sort of context, but i would say she nothing if not consistent. he up ended both meetings. he arrived to nato with an assault on angela merkel and germany. it was just unprecedented and now she doing it with teresa may. maybe it will come out and they will chat and come out with a joint press conference. those are his views. he is very concerned about a different colored reality in america and europe. it is not just a majority white in this case or world any mo

after trailing his opponents in the first round of republican primaries, hollis doyle has now taken theamerica back to americans. no more of these south-of-the-border types with their greedy little hands, or these shady fellas with mustaches looking to blow up our buildings. this is our country. i aim to keep it that way. look at them. it's like throwback thursday in there. a gladiator reunion. -this is good? -this is so good.

i said the president was talking like popeye doyle. is that what is still driving this president? >> going back to freedom fries. this kind of strident nationalism. what president trump is doing is not arguing against the west. not making a case against europe. he is just making it about personality against all of these different leaders who he thinks is ripping off the united states. and all of these counterparts are trying to make the case. but he really just wants to say are you paying enough and do i have a rapport with you or not. all of these leaders are playing on different checkers boards and not saying the same thing >> they look better than us on this baby. not everyone in his administration shares the same view. secretary of state mike pompeo praised the organization writing nato is the most successful alliance in history. all nato ally haves committed to extending this success through increased defense spending. charlie, i want to get back to you on tpsychology of this president. i get the feeling he is jealous. jealous of justin trudeau. and jealous of angela merkel.

. >> reporter: bob doyle, a second lieutenant woubnded during worl war ii. heurns 95 this month. by the fellow veterans gle greets. >> howiare you? >> i'm fine. never thought i would be 92 years old. >> i never thought i woulde 95. i've met thousands of veterans, not so many before world war ii. we're all disappearing. >> what do you have in common? >> we're all in this together. we all did what we're asked to do. some wereomucky and were not so lucky. >> reporter: senator doy lerle bue driving force to get this memorial t. today veterans come by the bus load to visit. >> what's it like when you come to t bs memorial? ngs tears to your eyes. >> still? >> yes. >> i was wounded. my radioeean had wounded and i crawled out trying to get him back in the little ravine and i got shot. he didn't make it. he passedaway. i tried but i couldn't save him. >> reporter: here in the shadow of the memorial, the talk generally light. >> i hear you like a good guess. >> yeah. don't tell my wife. don't tell my wife. >> what does it do ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copp

. >>> last month, domino's pizza lost its ceo after pat doyle stepped down after a remarkable run andded over the raines regular viewers know i've been a big fan of the stock of domino's ever since 2010 when the stock was trading at 10 bucks and the comeback had just become its ordering online technologies allowed it to take shares domestically and around the world. some today thought it was subpar and why the stock pulled back 2.5% while it posted a nice 10 cents earnings beat, its sales were slightly lower than expected domestically and wall street was looking for 5.4% while the stock initially dropped 11 bucks, by the afternoon it pared down to 7 bucks. what do we make? let's talk to mr. allison. thanks for coming on "mad money. >> hi, thanks for having me on the show. >> i'm glad you're here. right at the beginning your cfo said we recognize the same-store sales internationally is slower than expected the first half of the year other people would kill for these numbers. why did he mention that and can it be turned around given the fact he himself was pretty tough on himself >> we'

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