charles: and tonight business lit.lding bridges going nowhere. 53,000 bridges, all that federal money going to ask them, and with a major fund for infrastructure waiting for washington and it's going to be wasted anyway. okay. ready to do round two of the thing? >> yes, it is terrible that the bridges are in such bad shape. here's the problem. the gas tax will be raised. everyone hate the gas taxes. the problem is, where does the money go? that is the problem. it's been a problem. it's been used for things like mike pass or rogue museums and that isn't right. and at the same time we even had states levying their own gas taxes and so the problem is where's the money going? >> i'm sure that california with the highest gas tax and gas in the country has just as many potholes as new york area so where does the money going to? how come there is no accountability with the cash that is elected in. >> the potholes are not as bad as new jersey. i just want to say that. but the money that we taken from all of these sources is en

welcome, everyone, i am charles payne. are debating, are we losing sight on how to fix the economics of our country? how can this be sidetracking us for making real progress in this country? it almost feels like every sort of economic argument gets slated when you throw in racism and we never get anywhere in this country. >> if we run around chasing our tail and not solving problems on my blog the supreme court's decision. they were basically tossing it back to the states and saying ecisions. for nearly 30 years, myself and my father, who is chairman of the congress of racial equality before me, we have to end and we have to realize that those advocates of affirmative action have to realize that race-based affirmative action, gender-based affirmative action is going to end and we need to move towards a character quotient or an income disparity quotient. >> here is a the thing. ultimately at the end of the day, they will end in the idea that somehow we have gotten comfortable, maybe some people have gotten comfortable but y

charles: not yet.ng the heartbeat, we can turn this around. >> doesn't anybody go to the bookstore anymore? charles: i got to tell you. stuart: the best thing we could do for bonds and noble is put it on deathwatch. i want you to show me amazon stock, it is down lower. >> not deathwatch but what happened yesterday as the stock began to tank going into the closing bell. the new fire tv. they did say the product seems like a good one, doesn't seem to be a must have. stock is down 3.5% today and this is after late yesterday going into the closing bell and a sell-off. stuart: some analysts are saying this is not as good as the competitors. liz: wall street analysts weighing in sane roker lance microsoft have better and more streaming tv content channels. they spend a lot of money not only on a device but also get it in content deals, a billion dollars cash, and 3 billion long-term debt. a lot of money needs to be sold by amazon to ramp up the streaming tv play. stuart: amazon was at 400. time for a round h

charles: right now they are.'re getting a lot of e-mails on a michael lewis thing. 90% or me and sandra. stuart: we had an intense discussion this morning and you and sandra were both saying this is nonsense, they are not insider trading, guilty of anything. stuart: and have not broken the law in the market is not rigged. what are the viewer saying? charles: most are saying they think is sensationalizing it even though he is scared because he doesn't have a shot against the big guys. one trader came on the show a lot, brilliant guy, he things he is onto something we have argued back and forth using martha stuart for example. they are little frustrated he goes that kind of a thing doesn't hit the market. he is number one on amazon. he's doing well with the book. number two, if i buy microsoft at $1 per share, but the flash traders, these high-frequency traders get it for $0.99.9 per share, okay, have they rigged the market? technically they have an advantage over me, technically they have a better price than me bu

charles: and tonight business lit.ing bridges going nowhere. 53,000 bridges, all that federal money going to ask them, and with a major fund for infrastructure waiting for washington and it's going to be wasted anyway. okay. ready to do round two of the thing? >> yes, it is terrible that the bridges are in such bad shape. here's the problem. the gas tax will be raised. everyone hate the gas taxes. the problem is, where does the money go? that is the problem. it's been a problem. it's been used for things like mike pass or rogue museums and that isn't right. and at the same time we even had states levying their own gas taxes and so the problem is where's the money going? >> i'm sure that california with the highest gas tax and gas in the country has just as many potholes as new york area so where does the money going to? how come there is no accountability with the cash that is elected in. >> the potholes are not as bad as new jersey. i just want to say that. but the money that we taken from all of these sources is enou

stay silent, charles.here are hundreds, maybe thousands of messaging apps out there, most of them are free. how do they make any money? we have the man who created facebook's messaging apps and he is next. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. when folks in the lower 48 think athey think salmon and energy.a, but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil mo

charles: we always get a lot of smart guest.are for us to have an actual genius on saturday to we wanted to ask you some tough questions. explain for us the theory of relativity. one minute or less so everyone can understand it. >> relativity, if you hear a doppler effect, the waves get shorter as it moves towards you and it moves away from you and it gets longer and you hear a lower pitch. if it's movingly for me i hear a low pitch and now it's moving towards you and you hear a high-pitched. what time is it making? a low pitch or a high-pitched? is actually making both relative to who is looking at. charles: here is the thing they do have. i think you have one of them. the drawings of water pouring out of fosse. now, if we look at that, it's such a beautiful drawing. >> when water goes down a fossett, it's spiraling down. a look like this nice smooth curve and outlooks are due street-level tension lines. it's like a recursive form, like saying shinzo abe squared plus denima day squared. and it spirals. it means how you make it

that is charles' dog. would charles pay to clone him? we will ask him.perts... who work with regional experts... that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. stuart: curious about a stock? we told you to tweet us, and today you asked charles about athlon energy. charles: ryan did. this is a good one, stuart. oil and energy play. more specifically down in texas. last time we reported cash flow was up 100%. most of that oil is fantastic. oil equivalent up 48%. i was stick with this stock, i believe it has gone much higher. stuart: a dog that was cloned in the uk for $100,000 in a test tube. i want to know, would you clone your dogs? >> yes, if i was a billionaire, i would clone louis. charles: i would do it for the family. he takes i insulin shots every day. >> would you clone your dog? stuart: no. jake on the left of the screen, and arthur, i named him arthur. they are on the right. he is a puppy, only five months old. he is robust. your take is next. >> small force all over the place. small forwards, you haven'

charles evans. mr.evans was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. >> he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we we can do but he'll be a problem until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him in segregation. >> tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal keys don't belong on this floor. >> hold on. wait a minute, wait a minute. corporal keys is a supervisor so he can

charles is looking at me.arles: you do put some of these guys in an awkward addition to they try to raise additional money from a leverage point of view. if they put a price tag on their company, it might hurt them with respect to raising more money. lot of these guys are not public yet so they're still trying to raise money. stuart: all i'm thinking of is the viewer. charles: they want to know everything. and you will ask everything. that is why they love the show. stuart: i'm going to start with yelp, bouncing back up nicely, 5%, down 30% in the past month. it has a p.r. battle on its hands about the negative anonymous review. another momentum name, netflix. the shares coming back some more, 2.7% as of now still down 5% for the year. now it is bouncing back a little. we will play the role of public servant right now. we will show you an ad released by the national traffic highway safety administration. roll it. maybe we should have put a warning in front of that. we did put this add-on facebook and twitter p

charles barkley is joining us in a moment.nba investigating recording remarks made by louisiana clippers owner donald sterling. the comments obtained by tmz. he was telling his girlfriend to stop bringing black people to clippers games. he singles out basketball hall of famer magic johnson as one person in particular that he doesn't want to see. the l.a. clippers are now weighing in on this controversy and here's a statement that the team has just issued. go with me. i'm reading it with you and just geged it here. we do know the woman on the tape who we believe released it to tme is a defendant in a lawsuit brought by the sterling family alleging that she embezzled more than $1.8 million who told mr. sterling that she would get even, mr. sterling is emphatic that what is reflected on that recording is not consistent with, nor does it reflect his views, beliefs or feelings. it is the antithesis of who he is and how he lived his life. he feels terrible and apologizes to anyone hurt by him. he is upset and apologizes to sentiment

charles: not really. people don't like big government or big business, people don't like wall street. i just think most americans walk out there door and feel there is a shadow over them. this shadow is me against the system and i can't win. why even try? stuart: that is what they're being told. before it is being redirected and it is not all is not true. i am the first to admit i see shenanigans in the stock market all day long. today there would be a stock trading three times average daily volume and tomorrow and upgrade from a major firm on wall street. will happen right now. you got to look beyond that to your own self interest and your own self preservation and again over a long period great companies those stocks gallup, bad company stocks the down. stuart: look at microsoft. millennials help president obama and the democrats get elected but is the tide turning? after the break new numbers show younger voters losing their faith in the white house. the dow was up 7. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? "m

charles koch, the koch brothers have been secretive over the years. they spent a lot of money but hadn't been out front personally. what do you think is the reason for charles koch coming out like this in an op-ped? >> i think they had been worried and worried for years asht th s these democratic attacks. they do polling fairly regularly as election cycles heat up on whether these attacks are getting traction, and as we see from the public polls, still most americans don't know who the koch brothers are, yet alone what the koch brothers make, so if they actually wanted to boycott and hit the koch brothers where it hurts in their bottom line, it's unlikely they would have much success by boycotting, say, some of the brands that are under the koch industry's umbrella like dixie paper products or brawny paper towels. those are not associated with the koch brothers. nonetheless, they continue to be nervous about their public image. so this is just one piecemeal step this "wall street journal" editorial that seeks to push back. i would be surprised if we s

charles: this is frank mueller. stuart: how much? charles: over 10 grand.tuart: you paid over 10 grand for a watch? >> he could sell that to me right now for 4000. [laughter] charles: i think i could get $4500 right now on ebay. ♪ really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. new at&t mobile share value plans. our best value plans ever for business. the two. >> first lady michelle obama getting heat from peta from using real eggs in monday's easter egg hunt. peta also says that the that and cholesterol defeats the healthy eating initiative. a japanese court rejected a bankruptcy application. it is collapse in february after it lost 850,000 bitcoins. the company has blamed the loss on a bug in its software. he would not appear in a u.s. court this wee

charles payne is here. we don't want to get into a discussion whether game there is good, bad or otherwise. that is not my point. we want to know about the issue of executives and their freedom to say their political views in public. charles: you cannot be politically incorrect. we are not saying it is fair or anything. there are certain things. a lot of areas you can go to as a ceo but you cannot be politically incorrect. we are asking so much of ceos. you got employees of 40 countries, 100,000 people, everything you have been assigned, guarantee everything, got the weight of the world on your shoulders and have to be careful about voicing your own opinion of something. got to make sure it is politically correct. stuart: if your political views affect the performance of your company do you not have a responsibility to rein in? >> here is the question. it defines what is politically correct or incorrect? what you might consider incorrect might be correct, here's where both sides of the aisle need to pay att

charles, what do you make of this? think facebook reject did, google took this titan, facebook went out and bought their own drugmaker. charles: it is a race. it is a serious race. i am wondering why them and not us. we do not know the terms of the deal. the guy who is running the program now will probably continue to run it. we know that, also, facebook is not bashful when it comes to throwing base around. stuart: okay. sandra? sandra: acquisitions are not always what the company believes. a lot of times, it is a defensive move. not all that together surprising. these guys are in fierce competition right now. stuart: we are calling them the new big three. that would be google, amazon, facebook. kind of like ford, gm and chrysler. we talked about google before. moments ago. here is a look at the hardware. primarily, and amazon retailer. we have the kindle. they have the fire. they are developing drone delivery. we recently told you about the -- again, am i going too far with this? >> not at all. it is totally blurring.

our guest host for the hour, liz ann sonders of charles schwab, as well as charles davidson.any news right now from the files of " bloomberg west." apple says they are employed -- entitled to two point 2 billion dollars from samsung. they say the figure is justified due to the scope of the offense, claiming that the infringement covers 37 million smart phones and tablets sold by the rival. intel is cutting half of its workers as the chipmaker slashes 1500 of its 2500 jobs in the country, that job reductions are part of an effort to consolidate operations in asia. they began investing in costa rica back in the 1990's. "the weather channel" is back on directv tom of a have settled their dispute and are scheduled to return today. no financial terms were just -- were disclosed, but they did say they would cut back on reality programming and offer more local weather as part of the deal. good.y front and center, high frequency trading. michael lewis had some important comments last week in the debate. liz ann saunders is with us from charles schwab. the little guy, that is the basi

hey, you're not the charles barkley? yes i am. nah charles barkley is way taller. there's my picture on the wall. yeah that could be anyone. what about my jersey over there? oh yeah, that's your jersey. there's my bobble head right behind you. alright well let me see you bobble. yeah, i'm just not buying it man.

you know, charles, come on in. looks like this market just wants to go up. >> it does, it really does. you know what's interesting about the market, we talk about it all the time from the march 2009 low, and that angers a lot of people. the most hated rally in history. i wonder why we never talk about it from the october 2007 high, because if we did, we'd be up 19%. that might put it in better perspective. by the way, 50% of the people according to gallup think the stock market's a good investment. stuart: as of now. >> as of right now. stuart: half the people think it's good. >> right. stuart: at the peak of 2000, 67% of people thought it was a good investment. this is still a misunderstood market, a hated market, and it's nowhere near as frothy as previous times. stuart: all right. streaming is king, we say it all the time, and original content is next in line for the throne. here we have amazon renewing its first original series, and it's picked up six more original series. so, nicole, where's the stock? >> repo

sandra smith, charles payne, both with me. you have some new information on what voters will think on obamacare, lection. >> more than eight in 10 registered voters will be an important factor. bottom line, this healthcare law will be the motivational factor for voters. we know that voters will go out and vote more when they don't like something. charles: that is what every chance they get a chance they try to sell or resell it. it is not the final score. you talk about someone who took bumps and bruises. who could make this successful? the law is a disaster. stuart: if you are an investor, you want to see what this market is doing right now. look where we are now. the dow is down. now it is only down 23 points. i say the market is down because the economy shows signs of weakness. what say you? charles: the market is anxious. there is no doubt about it. blue-chip stocks -- stuart: maybe next week the tech stocks will come in with good earnings. >> you are a good man. >> the fed, did indicate that they will be very accommodativ

charles how does it feel having lost 29 straight. do you make any changes? i leave these guys, they're not going to get my private cell phone. >> that's it? they're dead to you? >> they're not dead, but i'm not going to be giving them interviews. they'll be trying to get inside information. >> exactly. well, a lot of people don't want to see you broke up any time soon. >> thanks for bringing it up rachel. i haven't even thought about it. >> you almost made me cry thesing about him leaving. >> i can't really imagine that show without charles. i can't really even imagine television without charge. but i got a feeling the guys are going to talk to womhim about sticking around. >>> we have a story about a father and son running in this year's boston marathon. >> when we got home last night, he wrote on hiss computer, when dad and i are running, it feels like my disability disappears. it started in his very first apartment. see that overdue bill? it arrived after he moved out. and he never got it. but he's not worried. checking his credit report and score at expe

charles is here to make money with charles horton. charles: dr horton.ave to put it right. charles: the number was phenomenal. a lot of that is lack of homes. prices have gone up. the homes that these people sell, every area that they were able to sell, they were able to get stronger prices. caterpillar's earnings were driven by construction and mass country. $28, maybe 30. i definitely think it is a buy. my target is $28-$30 this calendar year. stuart: dr horton. not doctor. another sport star turned real entrepreneur. he left wrestling to begin his own workout program. >> part of the wwe network. stuart: your name is? >> diamond dallas page. stuart: the hand action. that was you. >> now you are pushing your thumb and index fingers together. stuart: hold on. how long ago did you leave rustling? >> i have been retired about nine years. stuart: you made serious money with yoga tapes. that is your business. >> it ain't your mama's yoga, stuart. stuart: i do not think my mother, at 98, doesn't yoga. you just crossed $10 million. that is a pretty good growth

charles: pc is dying. we all know that but last year the tablet raced ahead of laptops so when you talk about connected devices tablets were 14.6% to laptops 11.6. this will only increase over the next few years but i will say there is some scuttlebutt that one reason they were low key about this to come out with another laptop that will have a touch screen all the bells and whistles so right now is nothing. if they can add some features, it is all about tablets and smart phones going on now. stuart: the leading i understand is pc is dying and microsoft's underlying business is dying with it. charles: doing pretty good, making the transition. stuart: why do you recommend some? here i was painfully looking at microsoft for 26, 27, you were condemning me for buying and now -- charles: i admire the fact you held it, you should of years what it is about to be an investor and the rewards of being patient. stuart: flattery. thank you very much indeed. we have patrick work with us, founder of an spoken tales. thi

thanks, charles.aying about real estate, i'm sure you do, location, location, location. later this hour, two locations, new york city, charlotte, north carolina. how much do you get for a million bucks in each of those locations? clearly, there is a huge difference, and you will see it a little later in the show. we call california the formerly golden state, and with very good reason. formerly golden state. according to the public policy institute of california, 60% of people there say they pay too much in taxes. remember, please, a large number of californians voted president obama, and they elected jerry brown both of whom just love taxes. joining us now is author james lacey who says california's taxes are too much. hold on a second, james. earlier in the show we were saying that at the federal level 20%, the top 20% of income earners -- >> that's right. stuart: -- pays 90% of all the tax money that comes in. >> yes. stuart: it's even worse in california. >> it is. stuart: what have you got? >> the

hey, you're not the charles barkley? yes i am. nah charles barkley is way taller. there's my picture on the wall. yeah that could be anyone. what about my jersey over there? oh yeah, that's your jersey. there's my bobble head right behind you. alright well let me see you bobble. yeah, i'm just not buying it man. earn unlimited double miles with no blackout dates from the capital one venture card. my brother john, he works here. john, you know this guy? what's in your wallet? >>> today, the average full-time working even less. and in 2014 that's an embarrassment. >> we have an issue here that is one of a law in place, all of us support equal pay for equal work. let's put the politics aside and let's get to work to see how we can make sure if there are problems with the law being implemented that we can address that. >> and we are back with our panel to talk about this, george, marah, and charles. and i think it's important when we are talking about an issue, any issue, that we are dealing in facts. and apples and apples. you hear this 77 cents on the dollar. if you

charles joins us. nice to see you, charles. >> good to be here.hank you. >> affirmative action, you said the supreme court got this one right, upholding a ban in michigan on it. >> after almost 4 0 years of rulings on affirmative action. there is finally a ray of light that the court can see its way out of the thicket. and that is it ruled that michigan has the right and it did pass in a referendum the abolition of affirmative action. it basically restated what in the civil rights act you may not discriminate on the basis of race, et cetera. which is pretty clear and stuff that i think the majority of americans would stuart support. the. the court said what's important in this is that the ruling was 6 to 2. in other words, the conservatives were joined by the famously liberal justice stephan breyer. and they all agreed that this should be left in the hands of the people. and as briar said the court is not saying you have to have affirmative action. the court isn't saying that you have to ban affirmative action. it's simply saying let the people de

today, charles koch wrote an op-ed piece attacking proept president obama and the democrat and one republican senator decided the very best way to prove that he isn't in the pocket of billionaires was to go on to the senate floor and read the billionaire's op-ed piece word for word. >> the biggest story in american politics. >> the gop is addicted to koch. >> the koch brothers could spend hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to elect right-wing candidates. >> money talks and in politics it just got a whole lot louder. >> now a person can contribute as much as they want. >> allows wealthy donors to contribute to as many political candidates and campaigns as this ept. -- they want. >> did anyone think we needed more money in politics? >> pushes the political system towards the concerns of rich people. >> bumping up against that six-figure ceiling, those folks now are free to be way, way, way, way more powerful. >> and away from people who can't give much or anything at all to politics. >> if citizens united opened a door to today's decision, it opened a flood gate. >> it bl

we are not just talking as charles barkley said, some idiot saying something. it's more than rhetoric. with that being said, you know, you mentioned the naacp is set to give him a lifetime achievement award. i have one phrase to say, follow the money. how much money is he awarding them. are they rewarding him with that in exchange for money? when i talk turning blind eye in exchange for dollars, i'm not just focusing on the players. i'm talking a corporation with sponsorships with him. you have to ask the naacp, you knew he was a racist beforehand. you knew who he did beforehand, why is he getting a lifetime achievement award. >> i could not believe it until i saw the website. he's still slated to be, hang on, i'm going to let you get in, may 5th in los angeles, 100th anniversary, he talks about who is going to speak in the 2014 hon honorees. go ahead. >> don, you have to look at also following the money. he's been able to buy himself out of trouble. at the time, he has discriminatory complex with apartment complexes. it was the largest settlement ever with the

charles?i have a feeling charles will tell me exactly why i'm wrong. >> nice try but not quite. >> most important story of the week was the discovery of a twin planet earth, 500 light years away circling a red dwarf star in precisely the goldy lock zone sustain surface water and therefore life and rocky and not gaseous like jupiter. air temperature like a spring morning. and what i would say is in the democrats win the white house one more time, set your g.p.s. >> the most important story. all right. let's go to this other story that has gained a lot of attention this week. and something that senator majority leader harry reid said about it just last night. take a listen. >> so these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they are nothing more than domestic terrorists. and i think that we are a country that people should follow the law. i repeat. what went on out there is domestic tourism -- domestic terrorism, not tourism. >> senator reid with a piece of paper there. he obviou

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charles?e we are dealing with post facto 12 years later when the threat and the crisis has passed and not remembering at all the context 12 years ago when we all expected a second attack within months. they had to sacrifice reputation. if they did sacrifice reputation and save thousands of american lives, it was a good bargain. but the hypocrisy here on the part of the democrats, who are the author of this report, is astonishing. porter goss was the head of the house intelligence committee and the ranking member was nancy pelosi. here is what he wrote in the "the washington post." i think we have this. he says the chairs and the ranking minority members of the house and senate committee known as the gang of four were briefed that the cia was holding and interrogating high valued terrorists. we understood what the cia was doing. we gave the cia bipartisan support. i do not recall a single objection from my colleagues. now, all of a sudden 10 years later everybody is agas, this is cheneyism, thi

and charles krauthammer is here. means for america. >>> and up next, meet the elected officials so determined to keep prayer in her county meetings, she's now risking jail, jail time to standby her convictions. >> we could pray, but we just can't use certain words like jesus, lord and savior. and i think that is an infringement on my first amendment right for free speech amendment right for free speech and free religion. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com myso i asked her how i isaved fifteen percent on car insurance in just fifteen minutes. (laughter) "idk?" what does that mean? "i don't know." and i'm

steve haze, kristen powers, and charles krauthammer. happy friday to everyone.e's got it done. >> very interesting comment for the president. i think we're going to hear this one again. the final score speaks for itself. that's as close to mission accomplished from president obama. it seems to be another victory lap for president obama. there's a lot to be determined yet with the fate of obamacare. i don't expect that many people believe that kathleen sebelius is resigning because the job is done and done well as the president would have us believe. i think in all likelihood, she saw a window. she saw a moment after all of the troubles that the law has had under her supervision, and before the law goes through its next phase which i think virtually everybody, maybe except the president, believes will also be difficult. politically what it does is gives republicans another opportunity to talk about obamacare and its many problems both looking backward and forward at a time when democrats are doing everything they possibly can to talk about everything else. they d

on its time isn't it time for charles to change his way britain's prince away wasn't a five.r medieval set sandwich and piece a should be shared with the populace. this is also international coming here live from moscow hello and welcome to the park one. of ghana stars former foreign minister currently leads the race to become the next president their vote count should be completed by thursday but earlier was out showed the frontrunner is around six percent short on the required fifty percent to secure a victory that means a one off is likely and more political instability of a country which has suffered thirteen years a war with international forces pull out of the coming months and that heralds the grame perspective for the country's most vulnerable for only way to ensuring poverty poor house and malnutrition lisa confidence now reports. desperate cries and shriveled bodies this is what acute malnutrition is doing to an estimated one million children across afghanistan at the country's only pediatric hospital the doctors do what they can but there are more babies coming her

it was the first video that we ever showed of charles and ali trippy. in fact, this announcement has made people go back to view that video again. if you go to the comments, people today are commenting on that wedding video saying things like i never thought in all my couples splitting up could affect me like this. i look up to them so much and couldn't wait to find a love like theirs. people are really affected. they're profoundly affected by this announcement. >> it's sad because they always seem to happy together. they always seem to be having such fun. >> life will have to move on. it's scary as [ bleep ], but it's the next chapter in life. >>> there's all kinds of different awards for surfers. big waves. best ride. best waves. also the best wipe-out. this is the billabong 2014 wipe-out of the year award. they have five guys vying for this award. not by choice, of course. sean dollar getting crushed out at mavericks off of san francisco. here it is in slow motion. gets to the top of that crest and just seems to fall off like a cliff. some of these a

i can't wait to talk to charles on the air. he is going to call me just as soon as he gets a moment. this will be a big test. what charles says is absolutely right, mark. it is a black league. >> yeah. >> i mean, does this guy not look around and see who is in the stadium? for him to say i don't want you to bring any black people to the game, i don't want you to -- i mean -- okay. anyway, this is going to be a good test for -- >> black people at the game. he doesn't want black people near his girlfriend. >> he's wearing blinders in the stadium. >> the girlfriend, latina/wife who is not tainted by black people. >> that's what he said. that's who you're supposed to be. this will be a big test for the new commissioner. >> absolutely. the new commissioner has to make a decision about what they want to do. walk a fine line because people will say that you all can't get rid of a guy simply because of what he believes or even what he says in a private conversation. he has the right to believe and say what he wants. that's true. charle