so charles agreed.they made their way back to the truck, charles got in first. >> charles was able to pull away before the hitchhiker could get to the passenger side of the vehicle. he drove off, leaving the hitchhiker standing in the intersection. >> shaken by the experience, charles said he drove around for a while instead of going straight home. >> he doesn't want to go right home because he's afraid that the hitchhiker is going to see him and know where he lives. >> about 20 minutes later, charles drove up the driveway to his home and to his shock and surprise, he saw the hitchhiker walking around his property. that's when he went to call police. >> the type of weapon was never conclusively determined by the medical examiner, just that it was a cutting instrument. it could have been consistent with a screwdriver or a knife. >> there are a lot of things going through investigators' minds thinking, you know, the story that charles holden is telling is just not really adding up. >> when charles was fin

right, charles.ng about technology dating from the 60s and 70s that have not been upgraded. we have a lot of catching up to do. charles: every time we hear the story, it gets worse, not better. let's say the hard drive was destroyed. could you guys actually retrieve the e-mails? >> there is an offer out there. we will help with the irs to recover them. what is interesting is if you look at how a network is set up, a hard drive crash should not have any type of impact on the ability to recover e-mails. the case of the irs, they have over a $2 billion budget. you have the servers that house your whole situation. you have the ability to recover the e-mails. really alarming to. >> kids at home, do not try that. all right. before you go, a government watch dog. the information about the obamacare situation. how much will it cost to fix this thing? >> we will see this for years and years. it is not including all the it problems that they had. now you have all of these back and components. they were able to

charles, it is all yours, sir. charles: hi, i am charles payne in for stuart. here are the big stories for this monday morning. the holiday weekend cooling-off, the market is pulling back tod today. even making the case for dow 15,000. and million for green energy, but as it turns out he has made some big bets and could he can make more mon money. the next big bailout, pension plans. coming up, $50 billion more in just the next two years in a story ready for the judge. turns out the nsa looking at every american's e-mail stored even after the court was concluded, they were useless for national security. two hours of "varney & company" start right now. ♪ charles: all right, little bit of a rock rocky start right her. the dow off 72 points, back below 17,000. the s&p 500 also at a record coming into the session down eight points, almost half a percent. gold got hit friday with the jobs numbers still pulling back another ful $4. the 10-year was the thing to watch, the yield unchanged, go pro has been on fire since going public. today the options stock trading up a

time to make some money. ♪ charles: hi, i'm charles payne ever.elcome to "making right here right now i will help you make money investing in the stock market. here to help, our investment pros. dana hughes, what are you watching? >> the highs keep coming, charles, i say keep investing for the long haul. charles: wow, we have a believer. tracy byrnes, what is on your mind? >> you're resident italian. financial deception. we're going to talk about it. charles: matt mccall, try to top that with your headline. >> why apple is game-changer once again in technology. charles: your lips to steve jobs. kate rogers what is big on social media scene? >> everyone talks about the internet of things. do we really want the internet in our underwear? >> no. charles: do you have to pay for it? guys, remember -- >> i have to think about that. charles: this is not countdown to the crash and no, sir fast ratings. we're not talking about investing, building wealth. it is not a sprint but a journey. we plan to be with you every step of the way. this is the real real d

charles: -- underwear. charles: go to my facebook page, tweet me@cvpayne.orget to use the hashtag, ask payne. >>> when we come back, how to pump up your gdp without breaking a sweat. some governments think it is easy way out. all parents told their kids, this stuff, it never works. ♪ >> i want you to get up now. i want all of you to get up out of your chairs. i want you to get up right now and go to the window, open it and stick your head out and yell i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore! charles: is that how you feel? i know a lot of people are mad as hell the face and that brings us to our first policy of misfortune. so many if you like to say you are mad as hell, but you are not man enough to change it. worldwide people are taking actions through their elections, taking a stand against policies that fail again and again. yet at home to put the same people in office and somehow expect different results. 142 incumbents, only one guy lost and he was in office at city park. >> you want to know why we are so incomplete in the u.s. i know

charles: hello.ell up you make money by investing in the stock market. >> the dow is inching closer. investors are coming to the party too late. charles: never too late. tracy. >> never too late. today's action was impressive. the volume was not there to support the upswing. i think. charles: what headlines grab you? >> cell signals all over the place. i have not seen them yet. charles: that's great. blowing up today. >> of course. the stock market data. if it is telling us anything it is that economy in the consumers are not as bad off as we said they are. charles: i said it before. this is not about day trading, certainly not about countdown to the crash. successfully investing in building wealth in your portfolio takes time. that is what we are here to help you do. the way we do, we look behind the headlines, we find those nuggets that can help you make more money. the state into the first. well, it was such a 80's. we came within a whisker. now, guess what about an even bigger psychological hurdl

charles: people do. energy, join our% of all new electricity last year and the growth will probably get better. whether you like the technology or not it doesn't matter. i had the biggest full-service cow-- company in the country. we will make money in three minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. offers end july 31st. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the fastest lunch. turkey club. the fastest pencil sharpener. the fastest elevator. the fastest speed dial. the fastest office plant. so why wouldn't i choose the fastest wifi? i would. switch to comcast business internet and get the fastest wifi included. comcast bubusiness. charles: so my thought from last thursday's up 27%. are you ready to make money? the fir

charles: hi. i'm charles payne and welcome to "making money." right here right now, i'm going to help you make money. have you seen these stocks! my goodness! we're going to help you make a lot of money. our investment pros, speaking of female superhero. wow! look at you, girl. >> i channeled my own le tigre. charles: tiger woman beats cool socks any day. >> no more talk now about that. [ laughter ] >> sounded like a cat getting run over. charles: let's go to tracy byrnes. tracy? >> no cat sounds. market is good news today. charles: great news. lot of activity on the internet. what's going on? >> i don't know, i think it might be a toss-up between kim k. and janet yellen. not so hot on the role models. charles: remember, we said it so many times, this is not about day trading, not about countdown to the crash, it's about investment money managers who are worth a million dollars pontificating, the idea is for you to make money, we're going to help you do it. we have the thing we call the "real, real deal." we look under the hood, we find the nugg

charles: no.e you go, and then i want kate's crowd to chime in on twitter, and you tell me what you spent your money on in the weekend, right now, this show. all right, guys, let's change gears. to make up for that long holiday weekend, we're going to go through four different companies that you asked me about. also the rationale behind a buy, sell or hold, especially when it means sometimes taking a loss. it's critical for long-term business success. i'm going to explain it all, so don't move. we're going to make money in just three minutes. ♪ many of my patients still clean their dentures with toothpaste. but they have to use special care in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's

let's do it. ♪ charles: hi, i am charles payne. welcome to "making money."ight here right now i will help you make money by investing in the stock market. here to help our the investment pros. what are you watching? >> i'm going to you how small business owners have to believe in magic. charles: tracy byrnes, i know you believe in magic. >> i say good for them. charles: matt mccall. >> tech stocks are flying once again. pop some bottles, let's make it rain. [laughter] charles: what is big on social media? >> the driverless car debate. i think you may be blowing it out of proportion. charles: they don't make it in my size yet. this is not countdown to the crash or fast trades. it is not a sprint, it is a journey. we plan to be with you each step of the way and to do that we do what we call the real real deal. we help you learn how to use them to make some real money. i saw the x-men over the weekend and the tech stocks are coming back faster than the wolverine. they are proving this ain't 2000. one thing i know, guys, they never give up, they never satisfied.

. ♪ ♪ charles: welcome to "making money with charles payne". going to help you make money eye investing in the stock market and here to help our investment pros. what's up with this letter today? >> i'm doing that color block and it's freezing. charles: okay. maddy mccall. do you understand weight color block is? tracy burns, i'm not going to talk to you because the jersey girls get a bit a sensitive. >> it is cold in here, but the markets, banks again. charles: we have a lot to talk about today. kate rogers with the social media. >> social media, i want to know why janet yellen is weighing in on twitter. seriously. charles: i just hope she types faster than she speaks. remember we set a before and we will say again this is not about day trading or down to the crash it's the idea of investing and building wealth overate period of time and that is what we are here to help you do. we do the real deal or go behind the headlines and look under the hood to help you make more money. let's do it. let's find the first real real deal. think green skin a

charles payne is next. the marco. ♪ charles: tonight on making mommy as we wait for 17000 going to empower you you to be eight that are self-directed investor. plus, i'm going to go over my track record so far and it might be time to ring the register. with the went on america that disqualifies a person from being wealthy? if you have to go around head-to-head to become a leader of the free world you will a lot of favors, so will the rebellion against the rich make it impossible to put the right person in the white house? check this out. this 16-year old hodgman nor has bold and more than a million bucks and i'm here to inspire you to follow your dreams and all you the tools to make them come true. so, let's go make some money. ♪ ♪ charles: welcome to making money right here right now. i will help you make money by investing in the stock market and here to help our investment pro. what he watching? >> that private sector is on fire. i'm worried about tomorrow's implement report that will cy, what is igood n

let's go make some money to for. ♪ charles: i and charles payne.come to "making money" be will help you by investing in the stock market. are you ready for the weekend? the man going shopping again [laughter] charles: you are helping the economy. >> i am ready for a nice relaxing weekend not shopping but the cuban cigar and a scotch. tracey: it was political. >> i like the action tell the audience why. >> i want to talk about beyonce. >> i just talked to a bunch of kids a couple of hours ago. that was interesting. charles: talk about a role model we are here and for those who'd day's trade i am not dissing it's a or dissing the crash but if you are waiting you were making a big mistake. we want you to build your wealth in a portfolio over time to take profits and losses you stay in the game. then we have what we call "the real real deal" and do the number crunching using the calculator by first i want to start off right away blowing the whistle from the investment playbook remember talking about diversity of twitter? the role of women in society ob

charles: do you know lana del ray? >> i do not. charles: the reason i do, my son.ot two portraits of millennials, both of them make me feel before. more than any other age group, friendships in the workplace impacts them in a positive way. 57% said it makes them happy. 50% said it motivates them. and 39% said it's good for productivity. here's the weird thing. 68% of millennials would sacrifice a friendship for a promotion. 62% of baby boomers said they would never, ever consider doing such a thing. kate, is this about the way you grew up with the frenemy thing, it's okay to be a friend one day and the enmeet next day. >> georgetown university says 40% of unemployed workers are millennials. matt, do i want to be your friend? absolutely want to be your friend. i got to get mine, too. i think people want to establish the friendships in the workplace. i personally don't feel i sacrifice them to get ahead but can you understand, it's really tough out there especially for the demographic. charles: you know people that's on our way up, a lot of back stabbing. >> so many

charles: engineers.at could put you over the top. >> google is actually reporting that kind of stuff as well and they are a little bit behind. >> at how data is really important. >> this is a good play. >> do you prefer that for a business in coming up, this is the way to actually make money. put your money where your mouth is. >> we will be right back. charles: all right we're back, i got to blow the whistle one more time, another page from payne's investment playbook. the return of the ceo or chiefic excitement officer, takes me back to the day when the stock market was rocking and rolling. height of celebrity ceos. then the tide turned and pom-poms went away, guying like chambers never dareed to utter a positive word, there are a lot of stocks that seem immune to periodic mistakes, in part because of the person running the show, think nike, philip knight, and hewlett-packard, up 42% since meg whitman took over. and berkshire hathaway with warren buffet, and facebook zuckerberg. this week, several stoc

charles: i do not disagree.ten, i wish they would let failed banks go under, and i tell you what, i admit that it will be painful, but the pain would be swift and harsh that the rebound would come quicker, be more authentic and longer lasting and more people would enjoy it instead of the fed printing $3 billion in handing it to the banks. >> that is how the hand holding started, where it started and is continuing to perpetuate. holding the hand of the banks and welfare people collecting these checks. charles: and everyone in the middle is getting squeezed. >> one more. stop welfare payments and other free rides. charles: all right. today's investment ideas coming up. i think it is a great buy because it is finally living up to the hype like 14 years ago. used in satellites, optical networks, radar systems, the stock is breaking out. stay with us. lb rocking and rolling. i want you to make more money. ♪ 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the s

charles. charles: peter barnes thank you very were. they get that sophisticateed system to begin with? kt, talking about solutions on this, what happens next? or should happen next? >> what should happen, probably won't happen next. what united states should do now, this is where leadership making a difference. i was in the pentagon in 1973, uss rshot down a civilian airliner, president reagan understood, whatever the russians may say, you cannot believe them, they have a different system, a different value of human life, they lieed about shooting down the aircraft, then they blamed south koreans for flying in their airspace, similar to today, what should we do. >> united states should accelerate u.s. energy development help europe get off of russian natural gas, and help ukrainians develop their economy. we have had 7 rounds of ineffective sanctions, only sanctions that matter are those that europeans put down. that is where u.s. leadership or lack of it comes from, my guess is, they all make a bunch of speeches and nothing much happe

charles: can they coexist? can you have a company where the environment comes before the bottom line, employees come before the bottom line and still have the bottom line. >> you have coors-molson able to make the products out of 87% recycled material. there are companies out there that are doing that. >> shareholders or stakeholders. the employee, the community. charles: that was the buzz word, that was the buzz word. we look at all of our stakeholders, that was the buzz word. we're all in this together and split up the money. i don't have a problem if someone wants to run business that way, it's a horrible business model and i don't think any publicly traded company should run that way. >> he punted when he said we're in a retail funk. no one wants to spend $25 on a lucite box. >> talking about the pricing power and crumbs, not that they were a conscious capitalist company. you can get containers at target. you don't have to pay high prices for a plastic box. charles: hard to run a business this way. i want t

charles: hi, i'm charles payne, welcome to "making money," right here right now, we're going to do what we do best. help you invest in the stock market. here to help us, our investment pros, hitha prabhakar, i had an e-mail, the woman was so fascinated with you, she said forget all the role models, you are her favorite role model and wants to know more about you. >> i love that. go to my website or i'm on facebook. charles: matt mccall, nobody said that about you, still, i love you, babe. [ laughter ] >> go my facebook, too. i guess. >> you're on facebook. charles: tracy, you have a facebook? >> no, you can't go to mine. write a letter. charles: listen, a lot of action this week, a whole bunch of stuff on social media. what's it looking like? >> a lot on social media. i can't wait to talk about student loan debt. i have a few ideas for recent grads. charles: everyone can't wait for that. the topic of the hour. i've said it before, i'll say it again, this is not day trading, not countdown to the crash. the idea of successfully enhancing wealth, changing your life is investing in a portfo

charles: thanks a lot. i will take it from here. the dow is up 10 points. i am charles payne for stuart varney. your headlines for today, the market rally, getting closer and closer to dow 17,000. check your 401(k), your making money. now the policy, headlines from the latest poll, president obama the worst commander-in-chief since world war ii and mitt romney was a better choice. what is the president going to do about this? playing the blame game yet again saying all republicans are doing -- and look at this. obama advisor valerie jarrett on her own desk. get ready, two hours of stuart varney starts right now. let's get right to. checkable board. let's check the big board. the s&p is in record territory. up fractionally but still in the green, that ten year yield back around and 2.6, right there a three basis points. jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon announced diagnosis of wrote cancer but the condition is quote a curable. those shares are fractionally off 1%. the rumor is they may take themselves private. t

charles: pace? >> yes, i have said before,ed kids, my kids, 13 skpurpbd are no13 skpurpbd arenot using it. charles: when are they using. >> instagram. >> they are monetizeing the people now. >> revenue per person was lower than expected? >> yeah. we have to look for that. >> good points. at entry level we're at all-time highs, do you say to someone coming in buy now? charles: you hesitate but you are holding it. >> i am holding it. charles: if you get too cute with this you might miss the next leg up. >> this is volatile. charles: blowing the whistle, first page of the playbook, we talk a lot about how this rally is just fied in my mind, giving credit to global middle class, it is big. i think i have been right. but i am seeing now is a shift, it should be reflecting in your portfolio, now i say at beginning we look under the hood, this is what i mean. one of my favorites posted disappointing earning but lost in headlines, are signs that american demand is rebounding while the rest of the world is s

payne is coming up on his show "making money with charles payne" ♪ ♪ charles: tonight on "making moneyh charles payne", is minimum-wage really the same fight as the fight on civil rights? this wage fight is getting out of hand. we have more on pulling oneself up by the bootstraps. and the idea that expensive consumer goods is just as much damage to the notion that young americans never learn right from wrong. we are going to take on both sides of that coin. also, this is due tweaks for earnings and economic data, including the latest on jobs. we will talk about all of that with you. let's do this, let's get started and let's go make some money. ♪ ♪ charles: hello, i am charles payne. welcome to our show, "making money." we are going to help you make a lot of money by investing in the upmarket. our investment pros include this great panel. and i say to you dress-up today. >> i did. i have the hair and the address. >> i love that tide, it's perfect. i can't take keep my eyes off your tie. >> welcome to the panel. >> thank you, it's great to be here. >> uart jobs expert. and of course, ka

i am still looking to make you some money, so let's go. ♪ ♪ charles: i am charles payne.me to "making money." that is exactly what we're going to do is to help you make money in the stock market to invest in your portfolio. >> we feel pretty good today. >> when you see address that you like that is $250 and a week later it $200, there's a lot to be happy about. >> we have jobs, jobs, jobs. >> we think the market is going to go down. charles: kate rogers, people just don't know how to read this. the overarching theme is there's a lot of narratives. >> anticipating the jobs report we have a special guest. so let's talk about this. >> i've said it before and i will say it again, we want to make you a lot of money. long-term successful investing in overtime we should get rich. looking behind the scenes to the real deal and so let's take you to the first real deal. saving is increasing at the same time and wages are increasing. there's been evidence that people are using credit, but then this morning we saw evidence that maybe people are actually earning more money. since the

. ♪ ♪ charles: on "making money."ancial engineering gone wild, corporate america uses tax loopholes to enhance their bottom line. contra ducks continue to mount from message of market on consumer confidence and economic data. what are we to believe. does it matter when you with buy the dip. tonight we take on the poor doors, a society based on wealth. i am fired up, i have two fresh ideas for you, we're going to make some money. charles: i am charles payne welcome to "making money" right now, help you make a lot of money in the stock market, by besting -- investing lang term, here the investment pros, hitha. you look great in this color? >> i have worn that dross before, i am fired up about this pore i thin ipoor door. gerri: you are? >> i am. >> i may agree with hitha tonight with the poor door, fox business alert. charles: my friend is back with us, leaning on you, economic data, hope you brought your thinking cap with you. >> i am excited a lot of financial engineers going on. charles: kate, i didn't get a chance t

let's go make some money right now. ♪ charles: i. i'm charles payne. welcome to "making money."ht here right now we will do what you do best which is help you make money by investing in the stock market. here to help us, our investment professionals. i wonder why you had that extra glove. a great call last night. >> you bet i do. charles: you know what, matt had a great call. >> actually sold shares today. that did not like the numbers. stock was up. charles: i think we should do that tomorrow. tracy, look at you, stunning. you look good in every color, but back to the black might be the one for you. >> keep talking to me. charles: dave rogers, of stuff on twitter today. >> a lot of stuff. on twitter all day. lots of money else. charles: the focus on the old folks last night. i said it once and will say it again. it is not about day trading. this is about successfully making a lot of money building a portfolio, and we are talking about doing in overtime. we do what we call the real real deal. we go behind the headlines, find the night is that help you make more money. >> here is

charles: that's nuts. little gimpy and taxes are too high are. >> we vilifying lebron? charles: vilifying the taxes. >> never get vilified for making tons of money. we got a couple more. shaw says he should consider the state taxes. look how much tiger saved having a primary residence in florida. charles: i'm glad you brought that up. phil thought about moving and people came down on him. >> he's the golden child of california. >> i'm not really a sports fan. i don't care that much. rebron should play for the nuggets and live in wyoming, no state income tax. charles: i've been to wyoming, a lot of space. >> you could have the big house, right? charles: he could have a real big house in wyoming. most beautiful state in the union. i get what you're saying. charles: i think he'll probably consider championships first, but if there are two teams that might win, it second criteria might be state. >> he has two but he wants six, he wants to be michael jordan. >> don't you think there is pride involved and he doe

charles, happy independence day. charles: thanks a lot. here it is, the big story, a major milestone is finally broken, 17,000 the uncharted territories. first time ever. the driving factor, the jobs report. 288,000, the unemployment rate dropped. the job participation near 35, 36 year low, people giving up hope. is this the new normal? president obama taking big hits in a bold way. worst president since world war ii? he attacks wall street. thousands of illegal immigrants crossing the border. and tensions remain high. stay right here. two hours of "varney and company" starts right now. >> and crossing 17,000 first-time. the dow is at 17,043. the s&p, the is in the 500 at a new high, record high. stuart varney says it feels like the market wants to build. a pretty good move taking it on the chin pretty good. ten year, 2.7% on the yield. now to the individual stocks, goldman sachs leading financials, the rally is one of the big reasons, industrials and banks leading, 17,000 and lulu lemon on top of a buyout and that making the good move up

charles payne is coming right up. charles: tonight on "making money," what if i told you that greatest threat to stock market is not geo political events in middle east or ukraine but your paycheck getting largeer, economists and wall street break for waives of inflation on wall street, important was not leaving your investment on autopilot, the flip side of selling too fast? holding too long. all in what is in a name, maybe everything. we know that people, places and products that have gone through name changes, does it always work? i have a meaningful life lesson for you. and a fresh stock idea, let's do it, let's go make some more money. charles: i am charles payne, mere to make you some money, right now, every day, we help you make money by investing in a stock market, we're making a lot of money for a lot of people, here to help us our investment pros heating hitha are you ready? >> we're jam-packed. ed. charles: matt for you ready? >> i am ready, big news after the bell but they are not moving much. charles: a c

that's a good point. >> i like it, charles. i like what you're saying. you're laying down, buddy. >> being quiet over there. >> kirsten? >> yes? i'm not really buying it. i don't think it is true. i don't know what they're talking about. does it mean 20 somethings find a man at 39? can't possibly mean a woman in they are 30s finds a man that age not attractive. doesn't make sense. >> need clarification. a young richard gere, oiler richard gere, i guaranty ladies like older. >> don't like him. >> if you're old enough and you might remember when it was really a lot of fun to fly. i remember that. but not so much anymore. now though there are even ways to get free miles by expressing just how much you actually hate to fly. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... lkswagen turbo. so why are we so obsessed with turbo? because there's nothing more exhilarating than a powerful ride. and you can get that in places you might not expect. like the passat. and also in the fun-to-drive jetta. in fact, volkswagen has sold more turbos than any other brand over the last ten years. t

post it on charles' facebook page, facebook.com/charles payne. he will salute that person right here on "making money." we are focused on what is going to move in the morning? looking at the markets. up next, matt is in the hot seat. you will. ♪ deirdre: it is time for the "hot seat." fifteen seconds to predict what will move the markets tomorrow. matt, the only guy standing here with charles away. >> i am watching wailed. up-to-date, the big deal is they have a losing streak, a longer since december 20, 2009. i bought some today i think it's going higher. >> i am actually watching comstock. old navy was actually up as well. moving that stock went down 1% today. deirdre: okay, if charles was here. >> he would throw his head back and start roaring. he will think this was a big snoozer. but you have all of them at jackson hole, guarantee that something will scrub the market tomorrow. [laughter] deirdre: okay, tomorrow morning, i bet a lot of people are thinking of the final showdown between germany and argentina world cup. tickets are going for $20

i spoke to charles' roommates and he told me that charles had been there a week before. was the day he bailed out and he was very nervous, very anxious. >> he said yeah, charlie grabbed his stuff in a hurry. he said that his friend john is lying and falsely accusing him and that he would kill, or that he would take john out, myself, he would take john out before he would ever go to prison. >> the roommate knew for a fact that charlie had two guns. one registered, one unregistered. and wanted the detectives to know that. the threat could be valid. this should be taken seriously. >> when we found out that he was gone, that he had skipped out, it made us feel very vulnerable. we felt very worried. especially him knowing where we lived. >> the vehicle was found and i literally did a jig. i thought, this is amazing. >> several days after charles went missing, mozdir' vehicle was located in georgia. appeared to be abandoned. the license plate had been rimmed off. there was an extra gas tank in the vehicle leading us to believe that he was in a hurry. >> we're thing he drove al

charles evans. mr.ns 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 real pain until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him in segregation. >> tell me what happened. i wasn't here. so you have to 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, wa

charles: and on their website.ome depot is a big, big deal, and what you can do for these things, what you can use them for behind a glorified played olfactory. stuart: christmas is coming not that far away, show people what they can get in their own home. stuart: everybody has a cell phone this point, almost everything. how many people have a 3d printer at home? gene simmons says he is not ashamed to be a part of the top 1%. says i have been a part of the top 1% for the last 30 years, it is fantastic. that comment a lot of you viewers fired up, here are some of your comments. starting with mike, why should he be ashamed. the achieve the american dream, men like him should be celebrated. yes, sir, you are right. he has worked for every penny he made, he marketed his band and himself superbly, he deserves his success, stand proud. charles, think you're going to echo both of those comments. charles: i think gene simmons is the 1% of the 1% and should be more proud, and the talk about how the wealth has changed from 1

i spoke to charles rooney and he told me that charles had been there a week before.d it was the day he bailed out. he was very nervous, very anxious. >> he said, yeah, charlie grabbed his stuff in a hurry. he said that his friend john is lying and falsely accusing him and that he would kill -- or that he would take john out. myself. he would take john out before he would ever go to prison. the roommate knew for a fact charlie had two guns -- one registered, one unregistered -- and wanted the detectives to know that, that the threat could be valid. that it should be taken seriously. >> when we found out that he was gone, that he had skipped out, it made us feel very vulnerable. we felt very worried. especially him knowing where we lived. >> the vehicle was found and i literally did a jig. i thought, oh, this is amazing. >> several days after charles went missing, mozdir's vehicle was located in georgia. appeared abandoned. the license plate had been ripped off. there was an extra gas tank in the vehicle leading us to believe he was in a hurry. >> we are thinking he dr

the third son, charles francis, lived to be 79.hat is the story of the brothers going after the same cousin for mary? story is ant interesting story of competition between brothers, but also a very provocative and flirtatious became, with the death of her parents, a resident of the john quincy adams household as a very young teenager. so she grew up into her middle teenage years enjoying her life in the adams household and flirting with the brothers. charles francis as an older adolescent sort of fell in love with her. he always had a bit of a crush on her. then, of course, his brother fell in love with her and fell out. that is george washington adams. they became engaged. then time went by and george washington adams got into more and more difficulty off in the distance in massachusetts while the young lady was in washington with the adams family. then the other brother appeared on the scene, if you will, that is john. adams, that is john the young ladynd became intimate and married. , this write in your book is again a personal

charles. >> thank you, jennifer. president obama calling for an immediate cease fiery the area where the plane went down. to the white house and more. >> the president was a bit more cautious than u.n. ambassador power. he said it may be a while before we're certain about who downed the malaysian jetliner but the evidence indicates it was downed bay missile from the part of eastern ukraine controlled by russian separatists, which is an area from which the separatists claim to have shot down a ukrainian transport plane and a helicopter in the past week or so. we called the attack an outrage of unspeakable proportion, said the u.s. stands with the people of the neglecterlands, where the flight originated, and most of the people were from. in absolute determination, he said to get to the bottom of this. >> russia, pro-russian separatists and ukraine must adhere to an immediate cease fire. evidence must not be tampered with. investigators need to access the crash site. and the solemn task of returning those who were lost

we will call this the charles rule, the charles payne principal. watch the stock when the ceo leaves. it often goes up. want to tell me what is happening? >> so much interesting news today. it is up 3.5%, the ceo meeting at the end of the year. i will give you the background of the new board members that might be coming up, activist investor is. one of the analysts took a look and said the ceo meeting, new investors, people coming on may not have the company at all. they think the been dwindling over the last few years seeing customer traffic dropping between 2.5% to 3% each of the last five years. you could have the ceo be for change the board members but you got to stop. why are we seeing this departure from the ceo? first of all they will be flooding the chairman and ceo world, activist investor is bowling to what has been set up for himself, going to be stepping down. part of the reason a lot of a anger came when they sold off red lobster, $2.1 billion, they didn't even bring it to the shareholders for a vote. back to the investors saying that

stuart: any comments, charles? charles: my kid is 17 and right now he is a conservative.w him selling it one day. that kind of sealed the deal from him. >> that is right. varney & company. stuart: thank you very much for watching. thank you very much, indeed. let's get to recreational marijuana. making it the second state behind colorado. we are joined by derek peterson. welcome back to the show. what is this i hear about a shortage of lead? >> it is a similar situation. the problem was they did not have enough supply to meet the plan. the population seems to be medical marijuana population -based. you are looking at over 65% of adults utilizing alcohol. we are still trying to wrap our arms around it. they will grow into it. no pun intended. stuart: you make growing equipment. we got that. you are talking up your own boat. demand may be a great deal higher for legal need. we had supposed. >> yes. i think we see that. people constantly say that this is in emerging market. the differences it existed in a black market. today it is moving into a more transparent market. i thi

charles dickens in 1969? >> that may, indeed, be correct. i was a professor at queens college in new york. by profession, i was a victorianist. i began to define myself as a biographer. i said that i could immerse myself in 4-6 years of the life of thomas carlyle and charles dickens. and, say, henry james, mark twain, moving into the 20th century and american literature. of course, i got fascinated by lincoln as a writer. i wrote a biography of him. i immersed myself in 19th century american history and, from lincoln, because lincoln provoked in me and suggested to me my next subject, john quincy adams. >> if you are in a classroom, what would you tell them? if they wanted to be biographers. give us an idea of what biographers need to do to be successful. >> there are so many different kinds of biographies and biographers. you have to look at the individual. what are your talents and how can their talents interface with the challenge of writing a biography? what kind of biography suits them best? you want to write an interpretive biography.

charles: may be. stuart: that is why this deficit is going to explode, you can't touch it. >> it is fascinating because as was released there was a new one ill survey released get they favor a larger government with that or service. but they found when you get specific, 55% support cutting spending and 58% support cutting taxes. that resonates with millennial because this is a big issue. stuart: 78%? >> that is right. stuart: that is millennials. defined as twentysomethings, your generation finally turning around, seeing the light. >> if they are smart enough to get specific reports. charles: i think it will be worse than that. at some point paying a trillion dollars per year. stuart: the interest we have already paid in the last nine months until now we have already out $354 billion in interest. 40 billion per month. charles: the pension timebomb and the baby boomers retiring coming out, five or six years is going to be an amazing time, it will be scary. >> it is no wonder asked what is the biggest n

that's the area hit, cape charles. the magenta is the storm that rolled right through that originally produced a waterspout about 5 miles west of chain charles. at 8:20 the tornado -- cape charles. at 8:20 the tornado warning went out. it started as a waterspout which is simply a tornado over water and then it moved right into cape charles at 8:30 causing numerous damage and some fatalities. >>> that tornado ripped through a popular waterfront campground on virginia's eastern shore. >> two people are dead, dozens more hurt. our scott broom is in cape charles, virginia, tonight. >> reporter: behind me here an example of the deadly tree splitting and roof ripping power of this f1 tornado that ripped through here this morning targeting 1,300 innocent people in a campground and it was falling trees that killed this vacationing new jersey couple and badly injured their 13-year-old son. lord lalapot and beth ortega both 38 were among the 1,300 campers at the cherry stone campground and rv resort which took a direct hit from

charles, i think that came out this morning. charles: a minor sweeping.one's waiting to find out what the next dollar is. stuart: can you put time warner stock up there for a second? it should go of. we will see. $100 share, that is different. charles: absolutely. stuart: if google opened its mouth, that goes up. the "new york times" -- [laughter] the legalization of marijuana at the federal level. inflicting great harm on so psyd. just to prohibit a substance far less dangerous than alcohol. they should repeal the ban on medical marijuana. >> i still want legalization of marijuana. i read that story and that there was a word missing. i read it three times. it does not mention personal freedom. it has cost us more money than it saved. they are not making an argument about your right to do what you want to your own body. that is my argument. stuart: you libertarians say that the government may not do any policy attempt to affect personal behavior. >> the tax policy can affect it. that is not in the constitution. there was no profile. 3% was the marginal ra