is going in the wrong direction. >> caruso is a billionaire development.ght for immigration and police reform. >> bass is a life long democrat. caruso was a republican who switched parties this year. >> he have is a moderate democrat and here in los angeles, that is about as far right as you can be to get elected. >> caruso disagrees. >> day one i will pull in the chief of police, we will take away these regulations that don't allow cops to engage and say start enforcing the law. >> we know we have deep problems in our city and we know that underlying all of those problems is income inequality. >> from president biden on down every major democrat supports bass. >> that's the answer to income inequality is good-paying jobs. union jobs. >> caruso counters with a pledge to get tough on crime, corruption and homelessness. >> they are living and dying in the streets. it is inhumane. what have our elected officials done? >> caruso lost the primary by seven points and now down 12 and 21 points among likely voters according to the latest "l. a. times" poll. >> i d

i want to bring in caruso insights, matt caruso. enface, solar edge, up a hundred, 290% since 2020.self every time i take profits on them. i should have put them away. in your mind are they still buys even though they're up so much? >> thanks for having me on, charles. i really do, look at end phase, four years ago they're making 10 cents a share. now we're looking at five dollars a share. the stock advance is dramatic it is backed up by a strongly growing company and a theme and trend obviously billions are being poured into and they will be direct bush fist. they beneficiaries. how many stocks in this bear market are making all-time highs? that is what inphase is doing on pack of earning report. charles: i'm honest i am frustrated i think this stock you buy and hold for five years. should we add a caveat how volatile it is because it takes some massive swoons from time to time? >> absolutely. i'm a very active investor. that is my background, even if the trend will be higher long term you want to time your entries. 20% move against you is not something easy to sit in. as we're cro

a group of men suspected to be illegal miners. lucy, at least one person's been killed. crows in caruso on the outskirts who crossed off of target of the illegal miners after 8 women or gang raped by armed men last week . and those are the headlines. these continues after democracy, maybe goodbye frank assessments. how much support is there for st. protests that we've seen at hotmail across the rest of the country. the st movement has been very good. that's happening into the court and the people across the country informed opinions. we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines, druggie is credited by some we're really we're storing italy's credibility to critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? ah, all. the you know, i thought that my journalistic camera, 44 years ago in 1985, i was appointed the most school bureau, chief of hungary and television. those were the board by 12 years nobody at that time wanted to go to the soviet u

joining me now caruso research founder, franca russo. you're looking at this.i thought of. are we there, almost there, getting ready to take off here? >> we took off on the lows, right, charles? i don't yeah. >> if you're looking at value standpoint, you look at p-e ratio, but not looking ratios, these last couple quarters companies lowered estimates we're still trading at lowest levels, the data i went back to is 23 years. it is probably even further than that that is how far we've come down in terms of small caps. you see a nice jump because i think there is ton of potential left because they sold off so hard. not every name will do good but a lot of names within the russell 2000 have incredible potential six to 12 months out. charles: peg ratio is attractive. i want to get your thoughts on this, hedge funds are betting big time against small caps. they're net negative. they're net short right now. you know, at some point i think if this moves the way we talk about, they will end up chasing retail investors. >> they will, right? that amounts to a massive shor

and here is the announced composition the dedication to caruso is called.enly didn’t hear, although it seems to me that you just heard, perhaps you didn’t know that it was she, then you can listen to it today in memory of this wonderful musician. why are you 15 years later? why couldn't you do it right away? that's a good question of the committee 's turn came up. i don't know, there were some other people who were considered at that time. yes it is possible, but our colleague danila moshka also visited the event. he passed not quite ordinary locations, but we let's not get too far ahead. just watch his story. rising star veronika tsubekova never ceases to amaze her fans with a recent album. and today there is a solo concert, what was unusual there that our team learned in 2017 with the release of the song, i won’t hear the country found out who veronika tsubikova is, the song instantly burst into the charter of a radio station not only in belarus but also in the cis with the first popularity came the first television projects, music awards. now veronika zu

philip caruso says he still gets dozens of desperate calls every day. >> people telling me that theirat they're on the run, that their family members have been killed or arrested or tortured. one person told me he was going to sell his kidney so he could feed his family for a little while longer while he waited for his visa to be approved and to be evacuated. >> one mistake that i made was put all my family under risk. if i knew it, i wouldn't have done this. >> if i anticipated 12 years ago, i would never have done it. >> frank and his family finally arrived in the u.s. last month. >> i shouted, guys, we made it. if you want to cry, if you want to shout, it's time to do that. >> 160,000 afghans who worked for the u.s. and their families were eligible for visas to come here are still stranded trying to get out of afghanistan. members of congress are proposing legislation to provide benefits to people like frank, who provided years of service in conflict zones, arguing that leaving them stranded is not only immoral, it signals others around the world not to provide critical intelligenc

the very rare vin caruso shout out. you don't hear that. i'm going to switch analogies. >> oh, come on. >> i'm going to steve liesman, what's your take on everything that we're seeing right now. does this cpi number, inflation number, much -- not much, but significantly better than expected, does that change what the fed is planning for september? >> i need to point information on the analogy going around. is this first down i'm still playing defense or first down where i'm threatening to score >> you know we're on our side of the field still. we have a long way to go >> you're my wartime mentor. >> i want to talk up on what they were talking about and feeds into the lab enthal rose-colored glasses. you heard heard that 0.5% what is that number, you may ask? >> i'm asking. >> that is what happened to real hourly average earnings when you put to the goose egg on the cpi. now, point of information, we are still 3% below where we were a year ago however, this is a potential sign of what could happen to real average hourly earnings and to consu

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, almost every week there was some kind of musical italian film. there were, starting from enrico carusol tito gobi li muslim hid from everyone for a long time that he loves to sing, when classes ended at school, he remained alone in the classroom and sang for 5-6 hours, and when school holidays began he went to the seashore, he went to the caspian coast, and how he then he told and the coach trained to sing so that no one would hear him. and this one, perhaps, just in blue eternity, is what is from his childhood from these first steps. the voice of seagulls, where the element of the wind comes into contact with the nature of the sea, and therefore such an explosive song turned out here it is he was such a person. it seems to me that this is a very strong nature from childhood. today this song is sung by feet. and even trying to try on the image of muslim magomayev, the actor yevgeny dyatlov admits that in the proposal to fulfill the blue eternity, it came as a complete surprise to him. the only thing? of course i got scared. and when, uh, we started talking about it. i say, but, frankly

where italian immigrant marble cutters teacher really brothers carved away to the sound of caruso records and the daily nourishment of ravioli made by the brothers labored away on 240 tons of marble blocks. no doubt mind by black laborers in georgia. so in a sense an inclusively american enterprise and then imagine the statue all 28 pieces. all but seven of them carved was never assembled until it was shipped here by rail and installed here for the first time in 1919 under french's supervision. it fit perfectly, no one was sure it would but it did and those who were visiting in the early fall of 1919 might have seen a thin. follically challenged my kind of guy sculptor scampering up and down ladders. polish out areas that he wanted to polish to fill in the seams so that you could not see the seams how bonding those 21 pieces. 90 from one foot to 19 feet. it had retained its power humanity and coherence. so on this hundredth anniversary. what do we owe daniel chester french? beyond his truly monumental talent. i wanted to count some of the ways. he championed henry bacon as an architect hi