councilman charles allen, thank. >> you very. >> much for joining us. we wish the best to everybody involved in this, and a reminder we expect to. >> hear from president trump. >> about the crash at the top. >> of the next hour. >> will carry those remarks live. >> and we're not going to take our. >> eyes off the potomac, the potomac. >> river and. >> this tragic air collision by our nation's capital. we'll have more updates. all our from our reporters and experts. we also are monitoring what's happening on capitol hill and the two hearings underway right now for two controversial. trump nominees, kash patel for fbi director and tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence. the latest when we're back in just 90s. >> to avoid. >> digital threats, just. >> turn on. >> nordvpn. >> improve your protection. against trackers. malicious websites and. >> malware ridden downloads. >> get the deal now. >> safelite repair. >> perfecting your swing. >> is hard. >> i saw dad. oh replace. >> but replacing your. >> windshield doesn't. >> have to be. >> go to sa

councilman charles allen. councilman, thank you so much for joining us. i am so sorry you're here under these conditions. have you gotten any updates about survivors? >> yeah. >> stephanie. >> obviously, it's a heartbreaking night in the district of columbia. you know, i. >> represent ward. >> six, which. is the southwest waterfront, which is where, you know, we're no stranger to helicopters that are coming up and down. and right across the river is the airport. and this is just a horrible tragedy. our heart goes out to everybody who is on that plane and the helicopter and to the fire and rescue and police that are doing the search and rescue in very cold water tonight. you know, i've heard from first responders that there had been some rescues, and we certainly hope that is the case. i do know there will be fatalities, though, as well tonight, and i think it's going to be a long night with the search and rescue until they're able to give a full and official accounting. >> this is a very restricted airspace. so is it common? is it known? is it is it a mor

council member charles allen.l airport and is involved in the recovery efforts right now. what, sir, can you add to what we already know what is happening right now? >> yeah, well, i appreciate it. and obviously. >> my heart. >> breaks like everybody does for the 67 folks, the passengers, the. >> crew. >> our military members. you know, last night i was down on the waterfront. i was. >> talking to a lot of. >> our first responders, and certainly we were hopeful that. >> we were. >> going to see survivors there. and as the hours progressed, that became less. and less likely. and as we know, it's now a recovery. you know d.c. and you know it well. we're a city. we're a big city. over 700,000 residents here. we're larger than the state of wyoming and vermont. >> we're not. >> strangers to a lot of air traffic, but we do have a lot of questions, obviously. that we need to see investigated as to how this happened, what could have been prevented here? it's a huge tragedy. i got to also give a lot of thanks and appreciat

charles of us also has been facing up a tangela allen stuff from his post last out as mosque and basically said he should mind his um business. sol says coalitions, government and collapsed in november. but disagreement is on a to train them economic policies. but it's also that last a conference vote in december because of this problem and it has been dissolved and stuff. elections all scheduled for the 23rd of february. and the thing is kind of mean black is in 2nd place independent imposed a recent survey showed that the judge who jim is 56 percent think shows has done a poor job as john. so the full, the you of in parliament members do not back from the after the policy is suppose out. so gains leftist officials having to put critical approach to public opinions if americans at philly and as my sort of sort of uh, uh, uh, subsidizing less weight and g is the job and the, the needs being praised by the job and political establishment as a pillar of democracy and enlivening debate with another english 1000000000 now not left wing on this occasion, e long mosque is commenting on german po

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allen classic, baa bananas. >> all a citizens will be required to change their underwear every half hour. underwear will be worn on the outside so we can check. if. [laughter] charles wealth management advisor rebecca walser. thank you, ladies, for being here. two extraordinarily successful businesswomen. lily, met me start with you. trump, he's bringing the hammer down. everything that he ran on, everything he ran on, he's sending criminals back, he's trying to clean up the government, and he a had his first shedown over the weekend, colombia. >> that's right. charles: initially they said a, no, we're not going to take 'em. didn't take long for the president of colombia to change his mind. >> oh, yes. and i am colombian-american, charles, as boy you know, we have an operation there. these tariffs can be catastrophic for any economy. so coffee, flowers, oil, so much we depend on with each other's trade. this was a moment of tension that, ironically, became a showdown for the world to see -- charles: right. >> -- that president trump means business. charles: right, right. and of course there's people this week, rebecca, colorado. they're actually protesting, like, s

allen. caller: good sunday morning to you. my question is this. write down the street from me is a charles schwab. like to have his opinion on what professional expertise a professional wealth manager or investment strategist would have like schwab, t. rowe price or oppenheimer rather than doing it yourself. guest: that industry, this is an interesting question. i cannot recommend clearly advisors or stocks or strategies, but what has happened quietly over the last five to seven years is the death of the equity commission. time was you would have to call the broker and pay a lot, of the bid ask spread, there was a lot in terms of waste, in terms of what would happen in the industry has moved enormously self-directed investing and index funds paid and ultra low cost exchange traded funds char liquid. the democratization of investing is fascinating. having said that there's a multitrillion dollar transfer of wealth happening from the boomer and greatest generations down onto gen x and millenials. overwhelmingly generations that have not been tuned into the stock market. if you look at the volatility

allen. caller: good sunday morning to you. my question is this. write down the street from me is a charles schwab.ld like to have his opinion on what professional expertise a professional wealth manager or investment strategist would have like schwab, t. rowe price or oppenheimer rather than doing it yourself. guest: that industry, this is an interesting question. i cannot recommend clearly advisors or stocks or strategies, but what has happened quietly over the last five to seven years is the death of the equity commission. time was you would have to call the broker and pay a lot, of the bid ask spread, there was a lot in terms of waste, in terms of what would happen in the industry has moved enormously self-directed investing and index funds paid and ultra low cost exchange traded funds char liquid. the democratization of investing is fascinating. having said that there's a multitrillion dollar transfer of wealth happening from the boomer and greatest generations down onto gen x and millenials. overwhelmingly generations that have not been tuned into the stock market. if you look at the volatili