carolyn: this is bloomberg technology. coming up, full market coverage with tech back on performing as traders brace for a big week of eco-data. ed: we preview elon musk's interview with former president donald trump. carolyn: and we continue our earnings coverage with the ceo of expedia. first, let's check in on that outperformance of tech. i go away for a couple of weeks and then nothing happens. we have managed to claw back most of the losses last week. up .7% on the nasdaq. we have so much to anticipate. cpi, the all important read for this weekend. ed: we left on friday with an element of payroll payment in the end, the nasdaq closed up a 10th of a percent but that's not a week of. had it fallen, you would have had five weeks of declines, the restaurant going back to may 2022. it was a bit of a storm throughout the week with volatility. let's get more on the markets with isabel lee. we can start looking at last week, asking about what happened, we can look forward to this week, where technology investors are looking a

carolyn manno joining us, i would more carolyn i know not what you would think about. good morning, guys. for those of you who are diehards in the household, brace yourselves, there won't be another weekend without meaningful footfall being played until valentine's day. that is good news for everybody. i know work games today spanning two oceans and more than since 7,000 miles with tens of thousands of bands making the trip to devlin to see the tenth-rate florida state plague, georgia tech at a viva stadium, the home of ireland national soccer and rugby team. some florida safe players, getting into the national spirit here with their take on the irish and chegg, well done for several of these players. you guys, this is the first time that they've actually traveled abroad. but it is a homecoming of sorts. we're georgia protect hunter david shanahan, who grew up playing gaelic football in county kerry in southwest ireland, and he had met, admitted that he has had to explain a couple of things to his team it's about this definitely feel that a lot of questions lots and he

today's special guest, carolyn mante. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watching san frabout restaffingebuilding and reimaging city. the guest is carolyn manteto talk about the organization is helping to preserve the city cultural heritage and architecture. welcome to the show. >> good to have you here. >> ca talk bat the history of your organization and the mission. >> sure, thank you. san francisco heritage started 51 years ago and the main mie and enhance the architectural and cultural ident francisco. when it started out the focus was really buildings, historic landmark listings and really concentrated downtown area with all the development happening. our organization was raising a reg 5qred flag with historic landmarks in danger and victorian mansions a hallmark of our organization is moving victorian mansions in the way of development to inwestern addition neighborhood and other areas to get out of the way of development and preserve them. our organization was around before there was the historic preservation commission of the city so we were at the forefront drawings attention hi

well, carolyn manno, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it.know you're going to make huge difference this election. >> thanks for having us. thank you so much for having me. all right. coming up a plea for peace. the parents of a 23-year-old hostage came to the dnc to address the war in gaza, saying it's not about politics they're very moving moment in their messages. next there is a surplus of agony on all sides of the tragic conflict in the middle east in a competition of pain. there are no winners erin burnett outfront weeknights at seven on cnn. >> unlucky. >> i found the one thing that i was put on this earth to do and every day as i inch one step closer to my vision, it reminds me that making it in life is all about the making and ram our callings to build trucks so when you find your call nothing can stop you from answering right now, during the ram, make this the summer event, get $3,000 cash allowance on the purchase just the most 2025 ram 1,500 trucks. you see your local rammed dealer today here we are driving down the road and all o

that was carolyn johnson reporting for us. as for caitlin, you just saw in the story, she did file a claim with their insurance company, and she was reimbursed for the cost of her stolen belongings. all right, kids heading back to school, vacations coming to an end. and we've got some spectacular weather here at home. we see the fog there on the coast and inside the interior areas. it's nice and sunny. it's a live look now. jeff ranieri is with us. would we like a repeat performance? sure. bring it on. i'm in, i'm in and yes, we are looking at some really nice weather coming our way as we head not only through tomorrow, but i really see this extending even into the upcoming weekend. let's go ahead and bring it into that microclimate forecast. we'll take you outside here to san jose, and the air quality is excellent. no problems on that front. temperatures also comfortable as we've been talking about. i think some of the best weather is down here in san jose 79 degrees right now in august. we really couldn't be doing better tha

khalid loves it everybody loves it >> all right carolyn, thank you, as well.that will do it for "the exchange." i'm ingog to join seema mody for "power lunch" on the other side "power lunch" on the other side of this quick break. meet kandi technologies. where innovative, eco friendly design meets exceptional performance. our diverse portfolio includes utvs, go carts, golf carts and e-bikes. explore electric investment opportunities. kandi technologies. >>> welcome to "power lunch," everybody. alongside seema mody good to have you with us, i'm tyler mathisen wall street breathing a sigh of relief today as the consumer continues to prop up the u.s. economy, consumer spending jumping in july. retail sales up a full percent walmart's results also not as bad as feared, not at all. and that seems to be giving hope for a soft landing scenario. >>> plus, the ce

carolyn manno joins us now from new york, so carolyn, quarterback, quarterback patrick mahomes, you knows it look easy. >> he really does. can he always does? bill holmes is throwing quite a few amazing passes in his career. that's for sure, but he may have outdone himself in saturday's preseason game against the detroit lions. i want to show you this one play mahomes roles to his right realizes that his tight end, travis kelce, and run the wrong route so did you see the two-time league mvp improvise by throwing it behind his back to pick up a first down. i mean, just incredible. afterwards, he said that play just happen after the mix-up i knew it was kind of proud, target. it just was low but like i said, it wasn't like i've i didn't do it to like, look cool. i literally did it as i was like, i was like, what? thank you on around like that and it just worked out, you know, he's got the voice thing and so he kind of moment out to play. >> i couldn't hear it. i was walking up to the line. i was like trying to decipher what he was saying. before i knew it, he snapped the ball and by the ti

. >> carolyn manno has this morning's bleacher report. carolyn, good morning. >> good morning.asie. i know you're a huge baseball fan. this is another day, another incredible effort from yankees, aaron judge. what he's doing is unreal. i mean, the stars slugger hitting home runs and for 5051 against the rockies on sunday, which puts him on pace to break his own american league record. judge, hitting 62 back in 2020 you recently he has made this look so easy, going yard seven times in new york last six games, number 50 came in the first inning, number 51 in the seventh, and it was actually sandwiched between home runs from ms teammates juan soto, and giancarlo stanton's. so the yankees offense on fire right now, they wouldn't easy tend to three very scary moment though in the bottom of the fifth majorly gunpowder nick mahrley hit in the head by a broken bat, taken off the field in a stretcher it was stanton's bat splintered just above his hands and mahrley collapsed to one knee. he was tended to immediately. he seemed alert conscious as he was carted off the field in the league

for a closer look at these plans, we're joined by carolyn kissane. is the associate dean at centre for global affairs at new york university. how realistic are harris�* economic plans? some of the ideas are good on paper, some are quite un—implementable. for example, calling for a ban on price gouging, that is not something thatis, gouging, that is not something that is, in my opinion, economically feasible. but she is definitely going to be honing in and i think will be hearing that across the dnc this week on the economy and on affordability and addressing what is for americans, the sense that they are paying higher prices for all of their goods, including groceries but i would highlight the fact that the idea of putting a ban on price hikes will be somewhat infeasible. did price hikes will be somewhat infeasible.— infeasible. did been quick to label kamala _ infeasible. did been quick to label kamala harris - infeasible. did been quick to label kamala harris as - infeasible. did been quick to label kamala harris as a - label kamala harris as a soc

carolyn is the national president of the college democrats of america. first of all, you know, harris has been enjoying this really positive viral moment on social media. it's been sustained for a bit from your conversations with your peers. do you think this is actually going to translate into actual votes? >> absolutely. sara, thank you so much for having me on today. i think the push that they're having on social media and really on all tech is helping to get a younger population into the elections and making sure that they're aware of what the definitely on the ballot, which is democracy when you look at tim walz, for example, what did he bring to the ticket? what are people saying about him in your age bracket well first and foremost, i'd say the biggest trend in terms of tim walz is that he's are midwestern princess. >> but sara, apart from that honestly, i think tim walz and kamala harris together there, what they bring is what america looks like. i mean, we've got kamala harris bringing to the fact that she's first-generation. she he is the daugh

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college football season is also kicking off this weekend across the atlantic in dublin carolyn manno joins me now, so carolyn re used to seeing the nfl crossing the pond, but college football now to explain what's going on here. >> well, college football as you know, kim features amateur athletes, but for those who might not follow this sport, it's widely considered the second most popular in america behind only the nfl. rules over here. and when it comes to passionate supporters, this is close as you can get to club footy, tens of thousands making the trip to dublin to see the tenth ring florida state seminoles play the georgia tech yellow yellowjackets out of uva stadium, which is the home of ireland's national teams. some florida say players getting in the international spirit giving their take care of the irish jig for several of these players. this is actually the first time that they've traveled abroad, but it is actually a homecoming of sorts for georgia tech punter, david shanahan, who grew up playing gaelic football in county kerry in southwest ireland. he admitted that he h

the author of the study, carolyn fitzpatrick, said she conducted it during the pandemic. >> allow parents to immediately avoid a temper tantrum. in the long term, repeated use of this kind of strategy does not allow children to develop strong internal emotion regulation skills. >> reporter: what's his reaction when you take the ipad away? >> he is not happy. he is not a fan of getting the pad taken away at all. >> reporter: butler who has three children said she and her husband briefly took tablets away from their kids and may do it more often. >> we saw their behavior improve all around, and they didn't really seem to mind too much. they found other things to do with their time. so all in all it was a positive experience. >> reporter: so how much screen time should young children get? the american academy of pediatrics recommends that for preschool children 2 and up only up to an hour a day, and it should be educational in nature. janet shamlian, cbs news, atlanta. >>> coming up, north carolina manhunt. the big reward being offered for the capture of an escaped killer. >>> and highway sc

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we're driving past places where like i used to carolyn or i used to pick up carroll and i'm a former addict. like here this on it. what time i was one of my friends show deed in the sonic parking lot. people become addicts because they're hurting. you know, people are hurting because they don't have the resources they need, they're hurting because they don't have to release analogies that they need even me personally just talking about like bored in school and how it like best of generation. so my family, the ultimately what i realized though, my addiction was that like i was an addict because of the results of colonization, like literally boarding schools that this to me we're on our way to a project that is resisting the damage that stems from being separated from my vision, this knowledge to 55th. welcome everybody. we're at the espanola healing suitcases. this was a project on the table. what mean united? the car with our special treat here because it goes along the veal grand and does the root system that talks each other to other systems. and because you know, they provided sai

but carolyn gonot vta's general manager, says it would be a mistake to let cost overruns and construction delays derail the project this project is a multi generational, long term investment. how much is it? too much? we don't know. it's never going to be cheaper than it is now. it's been a major plan in this bay area for over 40 years. and we're just about to start digging so i don't want to hold it up any longer working in the world of tech and finance, austin clapin says he understands the concerns about a project that's behind schedule and over budget but when it comes to better, more connected transit, he's completely on board. i used to grow up in chicago and i find the public transportation system in the bay area to be light years ahead of chicago. and in terms of the safety measures and accessibility the valley transportation authority, hoping that a project much delayed, does not ultimately become a project derailed >liz>well, still ahead, we are talking with the deputy director of rail and facilities at vta about all of this. plus see how another transit agency is moving forward

but doctor carolyn suffer and told them it's complicated. if people think they don't exist, then it makes it easy for prisons and jails to neglect their health care needs suffer and said there is no national tracking or standards for pregnancy care in u.s. prisons and jails in washington. i'm jessi tenure. some college students may be starting the school year without their financial aid. the department. >> education says schools will not be able to send corrections to students, financial aid records in bulk this year. the department says while the both feature isn't available more than 2800 institutions have been able to submit individual corrections instead, the announcement is one of several setbacks of the new fafsa forms since its release last december. all right. let's get you a check now of your forecast. taking a look at mount diablo in walnut creek. 10 lawrence is joining us tonight to give us the rundown. yeah, guys know i see out there see the weekend not far away now and it just looks like. >> some great weather coming our way. i

carolyn cummings she has details from chicago >>>cheers last night as vice president kamala harris arrived in chicago for the democratic national convention, which kicks off later today. >>>>the energy is here. you're going to see it this week harri mate governor tim walz rolled through battleground pennsylvania on a bus tour sunday. >>>>i very much consider us the underdog. i feel like we need to earn everyone's vote. >>>a new cbs news poll shows harris making gains with a slight lead nationally over her gop opponent, former president donald trump trump is back on the campaign trail in pennsylvania today after rallying in the keystone state over the weekend. >>>>are you better off with kamala and biden than you were under president donald j. trump i don't think so. >>>here in chicago, the theme for day one of the convention is for the people, with special tributes planned for tonight's headline speaker, president joe biden. there's also heavy security with thousands of demonstrators descending on the windy city over the next few days. chicago mayor brandon johnson, who is also speaking to

and all the way from tahiti, carolyn marks taking gold in the women's surfing final. the u.s.ening. catch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

officers from the eden township substation responded to reports about shots fired on carolyn street on tuesday evening. they found ramirez suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. garcia mejia was arrested tuesday. investigators are saying the shooting appears to have been premeditated. in san leandro, police have arrested a man accused of shooting a 7-eleven clerk during an attempted robbery. this happened shortly after 5:00 wednesday morning at the 7-eleven on williams street. san leandro police say there was a confrontation leading to a struggle. during that struggle, the clerk was shot once in the abdomen. emergency crews rushed that clerk to an area hospital. that clerk last reported to be in stable condition. police say the suspect is anthony craft of oakland. the 30 year old is facing several charges, including attempted homicide, robbery and possession of a stolen vehicle. >> well, oakland residents had the opportunity tonight to meet with the team working to bring down crime in the city. several officials made themselves available for questions at the city's first

but in book one, i this just amazing me story of carolyn of on spark who was like many great thinkers of time, a member, a royal family because are the ones who had the leisure to become great thinkers. there might have been other great thinkers who didn't get to write down anything. she had been tutored by gottfried wilhelm life. lynette's one of the inventors of calculus in prussia. but then she married her cousin, which is what you at the time, who became the king of england. so she became the princess of wales. so she moved to london and of course live knits was great with isaac newton. so life in its rights her letter saying watch out for those british thinkers, locke and newton and so forth and carolyn, it turns out was a very smart cookie. she did arguably one of the first ever double blind on the effects of inoculation she was the princess so she could, like, experiment prisoners who are on death row basically. she they didn't care. they were on death row anyway. so when she gets a letter from her former tutor like nitze, she's also kind of mischievous and she goes to samuel,

carolyn, congratulations. >> first of all, i heard you had a baby. thank you, jesse.ng h thank you very much. i sure did. i'm just hoping he doesn't cry upstairs whilet cry. >> i'm on your show right now. we've heard that inesse the background: we just from guests, sometimes on prime time. >> so shapiro not kind of a they can't even do a vp rollout . what happened here? yikes. well, this video happenere certy a mistake. but since they teased shapiro, i think it's very important that voters at home understand who josh shapiro is, just like kamala harris. he is a far left democra.t. there is not much daylight between these two records. when josh shapiro wasrney attorney general and as governor of pennsylvania, he's been incredibly sofgeneralt on crime. we know kamala harris wants to defund the police. joosh shapiro has repeatedly voted to raise property taxes we khe commonwealtdlyh. we know kamala harris wantss to to continue to increase our taxe s, even on top of her record high inflation crisis. and josh shapiro is anti-american energy. in fact, he s

but in book one, i this just amazing me story of carolyn of on spark who was like many great thinkers of time, a member, a royal family because are the ones who had the leisure to become great thinkers. there might have been other great thinkers who didn't get to write down anything. she had been tutored by gottfried wilhelm life. lynette's one of the inventors of calculus in prussia. but then she married her cousin, which is what you at the time, who became the king of england. so she became the princess of wales. so she moved to london and of course live knits was great with isaac newton. so life in its rights her letter saying watch out for those british thinkers, locke and newton and so forth and carolyn, it turns out was a very smart cookie. she did arguably one of the first ever double blind on the effects of inoculation she was the princess so she could, like, experiment prisoners who are on death row basically. she they didn't care. they were on death row anyway. so when she gets a letter from her former tutor like nitze, she's also kind of mischievous and she goes to samuel,

so get carolyn who's worked for a number of west and media outlets, including the associated press is being held on extremism challenges. it's also being accused of working for the late russian opposition, politician alexi, and the founding. the journalist has denied the charges. he faces a maximum of 6 years in prisons. it's a brazilian judge is threatened to shut down the social media platform, x in the country, or wednesday supreme court of justice and ethics onto the device, or did x to appointed lawyer within 24 hours. that deadline has now expired. he also accuses the company of failing to comply with orders to block accounts linked to misinformation. company, remove that sla earlier this month. so i was struck in touch with the arrest most because responded quarterly with judge a tyrant. but david's name are, is a professor of media studies at the university of virginia. he says that 8 on mosque has refused to comply with results. loss. you are the brazilian laws governing the internet. so for me, you must have a representative based in the country. so what the mosque is doing

so as a carolyn has been employed by a number of west of media outlets during the associated press, it also being accused of working for the late russian or physician politician alexi nev only in faces, a maximum of 6 years in prison. serbia has signed a $3000000000.00 deal to buy 12 will panes from, from the presence alexander of the church announced the agreement during pressing the money on my calls visit to bel grade if it may just shift from so it'd be as dependence on russia. so great as formerly seeking membership of the european union or serious presidential candidates come on, harris has placed an unwavering commitment to as well as defense law, schooling for a c spot in gaza. she's taking, pausing her 1st extend it into view as the democratic parties know many. it was the 1st chance for versus to hear from an unscripted harris 66 days out from the election. how did your castro has more in the middle of her campaign bus blitz of the swing state of georgia. cala harris told cnn she would have pointed a republican to her cabinet. i think it's important to have people at the tabl

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the author of the study, carolyn fitzpatrick, says she conducted it during the pandemic. >> when theyow parents to immediately avoid a temper tantrum, but in the long-term, repeated use of this kind of strategy does not allow children to develop strong internal emotional regulation skills. >> reporter: what's his reaction when you take the ipad away? >> he isn't happy. he is not a fan of getting the pad taken away at all. >> reporter: butler, who has three children, says she and her husband briefly took tablets away from their kids. >> we saw their behavior improved. all around. and they didn't really seem to mind too much. they found other things to do with their time. so all in all, it was a positive experience. >> reporter: so how much screen time should a young child get? well, the american academy of pediatrics recommends for preschool children 2 and up only up to an hour a day come at it should be educational in nature. major? >> major: janet shamlian, thank you. the searches on for a dangerous fugitive who made a daring escape today. and how did these two toddlers end up in the

k. andre carolyn says that many disagree with carr and paul are 6 foot choose to keep time i of course i know a lot of people here in columbus dance with edwards on the phone to make them tanya and he and they put in the rise in the right way, whether the but it sort of keeps silent because of the saying that they might be consequences for them. the hello and welcome. this is on the international with wells. news updates is great to have you with us this out. with some news just in telegrams, pabo 0 of has reportedly being taken to a power as close. french judge is unlikely to decide whether to put the businessman on the formal investigation. and this comes with new di townsend mode, suggesting that the telephone poles had little beat in the front tools. dorothy is close to us. according to western media, rest weren't supposed to roll scientists, brother telegram co found a nikolai where issue it's months prior to the rest of the tech chief. the french prosecutor's office has told on say that they can see this hobble due of to be the only person involved he's being held in connection w

host: carolyn in charlotte, north carolina. democrat. caller: i agree with the rust belt situation but i am from north carolina and there are problems in the south as well. industrial things have left ear and left the areas destitute. that is one area to tackle. the other area is the fact that race plays a part in it. the whole situation up until the 1960's, the late 1960's was everybody shift from democrat to republican has a lot to do with race. people in the rust belt areas are suffering, but then they were hard workers. they have this pitiful story. what about african-americans, we have been through the same process and stepped on so long and everybody blames us for it. we have been right beside everybody in this country working very hard as well. host: jeff allen in chicago, illinois sent us something like that. what is the major difference between the white working class the non-working-class if you can address both of those questions? guest: the first question, i cannot agree more. race played a significant role, especially in the

and all the way from tahiti, carolyn marks taking gold in the women's surfing final. the u.s. now surpassing china in both gold medals and total medals. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. behind. as another pedestrian is hit and killed in san jose. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> it's a heartbreaking scene. and now the 30th person to be killed in a traffic accident in the city this year, san jose police say a car hit and killed a 12 year old boy at an intersection in the cambrian park neighborhood of san jose. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez on a tragic loss at one of san jose's major intersections. >> police say a 12 year old boy was hit and killed by a driver. a yellow scooter was on the ground off the intersection of lee and camden avenues. police say the time of the accident was 420 tuesday afternoon. loved ones and onlookers could be seen in shock and distress. >> it's the worst thing a parent

text message, carolyn from new jersey, i'm voting on policies that worked, not personalities, this isn'tis our lives. everyone needs to do their research, i am a moderate democrat but the party went to left so i will be voting for trump. ben from massachusetts, democrat. caller: hello. i'm calling in, i'm about to vote for the first time. i'm actually registered to vote in new york. being a young voter, i feel like a lot of people my age relate to the idea of the republicans are strange, weird and have policies that are unpopular but the democrats with joe biden, they were on the defense and unable to respond. the push and pr and nailing in, they are pushing positive policies and it's really inspiring and i think it will lead to overall a more positive environment for democrats to thrive in a party that has the ability to push its agenda. that's why think they went with walz, me and my family were cheering just how happy he was. a real, american politician that has such a good story. host: what are you studying at vassar? caller: i am in the religion department, and i'm considering law s

my name is carolyn suffern. on the board-certified obstetrician gynecologist and a phd researcher at johns hopkins school of medicine. most of the with the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists and i spent the last 17 years working to understand and improve care and conditions for pregnant and postpartum incarcerated women. i provide clinical care inside r joke conducting extensive research, publishing over 80 peer-reviewed articles and writing national guidelines on best practices for care for this population, and the fuse on expressing today i have my own and do not necessarily reflect those of johns hopkins university or johns hopkins medicine. so i got into this work was called to a delivery when i was a first-year ob/gyn resident doctor in training in pennsylvania. everything about the ring was as usual. there were ivey poles, fetal heart rate monitors and a mother about to push the baby into the world. but one thing was different. the mom to be with shackled to the bed. nothing in my training

you mentioned carolyn and simon from arm a fellow brit having right hand that but we have other peopletechnology. europe has been a interesting market for technology. we have been positively surprised not with europe so much as under markets but innovation hub businesses like next think are businesses that are global leaders but headquartered in europe so the entrepreneurial talent and engineering talent we are able to find has been a big positive up side in those countries. ed: you have been with the firm since 2008 and you are based in men -- menlo mark. you talked about the willingness to back revenue growth. how have things shifted since the early 2008 and what technology companies pilot want from you relative to with you want from them. >> i started in the mid 1990's and at that time private equity was purely a financial investor. you bought single digit. ed: get a good management team. >> yes. but you would say the business you would invest in were ones not very interesting to a strategic buyer. the industry is now a strategic investor is aware investing around themes and theses

the author of the study carolyn fitzpatrick says she conducted it during the pandemic. >> parents toemper tantrum. but in the long-term, repeated use of this kind of strategy does not allow children to develop strong internal emotion regulation skills. >> reporter: what's his reaction when you take the ipad apway? >> he is not happy. he is not a phenomenon of getting the pad taken away at all. >> reporter: butler, who has three children says she and her husband briefly away from their kids and may do it more often. >> we saw their behavior improve all around, and they didn't really seem to mind too much. they found other things to do with their time. so all in all, it was a positive experience. >> reporter: so how much screen time should a young child get? well, the american academy of pediatrics recommends for preschool children 2 and up only up to an hour a day. and should it be educational in nature. >> some sound advice there from janet dove men gives you healthier smoother-feeling skin... to celebrate life's intense moments. use dove men bodywash with its 24-hour nourishing micr

you wouldn't carolyn for some reason may have mixed emotions why?u have to feel about it. that's what it is. >> greg: who would take this job? i think you and take it. what would you do? >> i would take it. for me the framework already exists for how to handle this which is the first amendment. so all speech allowed by the first amendment is allowed by things and breaking windows are not covered on the first amendment. encampments are not covered but you have to apply those standards to all speech whether it was progressive a conservative. >> so i agree 100% with you but i would also have like, you know, if they broke anything i would just lay down the wall. drag them through the streets. throw them in jail. >> i don't think the constitution allows you to drag them through the streets. >> greg: i don't think you have read the constitution. >> you think you can try to petition for an amendment i suppose. drag them through the streets amendment. >> greg: what about big fire hoses? >> you could do that on. >> greg: i think you can be a free-speech abso

. >> do you go by carter or carolyn?er. >> she switched her clothes to break -- bright pink scrubs. >> i had a job opportunity with american eagle outfitters. >> her american eagle connection. the detective had heard a thing about that. carter worked at the fort worth store for about four months and was businesslike but unlike ashlea, she wasn't a very friendly assistant manager. she did make an impression on some younger clerks. >> carter was very smart, very deep. she was good at reading people and knowing how to converse with them. you could tell she was well- educated. she had a lot more to her than most retail managers do. >> the detective knew something else about carter. and david mallory. something very important. remember the burglary at american eagle three months earlier? carter and david mallory were the primary suspects and ashlea harris was the one who discovered the money missing. >> when ashlea came in to open the store she found the state -- safe open. >> ashlea new carter clothes the night before and wh