charles: i am charles payne in for stuart varney.ring the bunch of stories, gearing up for the second fox business debate, the candidates facing off in south carolina. the action starts here tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. another deadly terror attack, gun shots and explosions and isis is to blame. they hold ten american sailors like war criminals, we apologize for the incident. kim davis, controversial figure just attended the state of the union address. hour two of "varney and company" starts right now. checking the big board. you open iron drift lower, pick up steam, 16,100 will be your key support point. we are 100 points above that little lot of names you know getting hit big-time including twitter, that stock not hit yet another new low. wall street never like to go pro. they think it is a one trick pony. it didn't work well in december, sales were weak and they are cutting jobs as well and that stock down lower to a new all-time low. let's bring in geoffrey small with arbor financial. i want to talk about oil and the relationshi

charles: yeah.arly markets outside of the u.s. most markets are down 20% or more. we are trying to buck the trend but we may get pulled down along with that. charles: michael ball, thank you very much. >> appreciate it, charles. charles: obama administration all companies with 100 employees or more to report salaries. they say it is effort to battle inequality. crystal, author of con job, this sounds like idea you may have come up with share with the white house. >> not my. big brother obama. do it his way. run around congress, you know? charles: not only that, isn't this part, you talk in "con job" what democrats have done with respect to relationship with black people over the years. central part of that victimization card. someone is always out to get you and we're here to help. this is case where they're using old statistics women feel like every woman is being discriminated against in all the work places but they're here to help. >> i write about it in "con job" as democrats con blacks and conv

charles: sure.ink the trend is not your friend if you're a democrat. charles: so it's the most recent thing that's going on right now. >> well, if we see this market come down, as it probably will. as we see employment still at maybe growing but, you know, wage is still flat, under employment still high. i think they have a real problem. if we see a recession, which some of this is suggesting there is a possibility. i'm not saying it's definitely going to happen. china represents a small part of our economy but remember this is a economy with lots of regulations. there's a reason why we grow 2%. charles: right? >> you've got a problem with hillary clinton, and i tell you it's bigger than e-mails. the economy is always bigger than e-mails and bill's past indiscretions. charles: yeah, ultimately we vote with our wallets and our wages have not gone up. no matter what some of this other stuff says. people don't feel richer. >> and that unemployment number is squishy. what does it mean? 20% of the -- cha

charles: right? >> they do not know where rick is and another man taken and we weren't even given information there. so we couldn't get all the americans out. charles: we've got 14 people -- 14 other people who either spied or were attempting to do some work on iran. for a gain of 334%. each are hard out. i know your 401(k) isn't doing well. that's of course on top of the $150 billion of frozen assets. iran will now have access part of this nuclear deal. so, rich -- >> is there a way to get in that fund? charles: yeah, if any manager says give this, you know? now it's 35 years, that will give you 4.5%, i'll give you 335,000, all you have to do is build a nuke in your backyard. >> tax-free too. >> this is so-called clearing the decks we're clearing the decks with them but they're not clearing the decks with us and all of them are terrified. because the saudis and iranians are involved in a death struggle, who's going to have more influence in the region? and we're sending all of these goodies around.

charles: one stock that stood out. walmart, is that a proxy for the economy we are in and is that something for people to buy 0 offset this sluggish recovery? >> it may be. it has low costs every day. to the extent people are feeling squeezed they will go to walmart. you have a dividend twice as much as the 10-year treasury. stick with walmart. charles: as you wait for a raise, that's a stock for your portfolio. great breaking news. out ken griffy jr and mike piazza. six all time on the home run list. he was an easy choice. 99% of the vote. that was a record. new yorkers were worried about mike piazza. a lot of haters around the country. but he's hailed as one of the greatest catchers in history. congratulations to both. presidential candidate and former senator rick santorum, isis, the race for the white house. he's joining me next one-on-one. we'll be right back. ct. ct. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. dsenators came together for a top-secret bri

charles: having said that. couldn't the next president -- cot next president come in and immediately sort of issue an executive order getting rid of this agreement and getting back to basics, sanctions, and the kind of behavior the world demands if they will be part of the world community? >> he would need a vote of congress to completely rescinds the entire thing. but the next president, a republican president is going to have a very busy first couple days. i hope they have got that pen ready and a string of executive orders to undo a lot of what the president has done. including the executive amnesty program and including allowing syrian refugees into this country when we have no way to properly vet them. charles: donald trump sitting out of the fox news debate. what do you make of that? >> i'm one of those, i would say go in and debate and take your best game in there. i'm not endorsing in the campaign so i am not close to any of the campaigns. i don't know what the strategy is. but the american people are r

charles: 3.3 million in december. since the brady handgun violence prevention act 223 million background checks. the people sense the government coming for their guns and they want to get them while they can. >> support for the nra is at an historic high. we see gun deaths actually down. congress couldn't pass it after sandy hook. the executive across is the only way he thinks this will get passed. >> we talk about this every evening. we talk about what happens in our democratic run cities in chicago and baltimore. he should be getting f.b.i. guys in the those cities going after gainings killing our minority kids withle illegal guns. he don't know what to do. what can i do at the end of my term, let me try to do this. this is ridiculous. he was get lower receipt ra young or whatever her name is -- i know what her name is -- i'm being funny, you know who i'm talking about. >> it's been interesting watching the police chief saying we don't have the response time for this. the best response to crime is an armed citizenry

jo ling: coming up next, makingg money" with charles payne. charles: stocks moving back and forth. the dow with a 100-point gain at the close. the pop in crude oil. open bored were outrage. not only has homeland security admitted there are over half a million overstays. now they are giving iran a special carveout. vladimir putin apparently puts out a hit. donald trump keeps surging in the polls. but why does the establishment hate ted cruz. fox news just learned some of the former secretary of state's former lividdified emails are so top secret some of the members of the committee don't have the clearance to read them. >> it doesn't change the fact that it never sent or received material sparked classified. i believe the sleeks coming oute sleeks coming out and mischaracterizing what's going on are troubling, but no material marked classified was sent by me. charles: joining me now, katrina pierson. not marked classified. but they were top secret man some cases more than top of secret. >> this is classic clinton, i did not send classified emails. you see the camps going around the

yours, charles. charles: i'm in all week for stuart varney. will all signs point to a terror attack in turkey, so far ten dead, 15 injured. it was a suicide bomber and he was a national. terror not affecting the market. looks like a triple digit on the dow, but rbs says sell everything. we're following oil very closely. right now it's higher, although there's a new report that says as many as one third of oil producers could face bankruptcy as oil continues lower, lower, lower. hey, hillary clinton, did you see her tax plan? it's more like a tax of the rich plan. she's calling it a surcharge. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> we begin in turkey, a suicide bomber targets a tourist area in istanbul. at least ten people have been killed and 15 injured. what do we know about the bomber? >> what were they saying at this point? a 28-year-old syrian national known to authorities, by the way. detonating a suicide bomb in an area popular with foreign tourists. it's believed of the ten people killed m

charles: that is true. people are engaged, they are interested and excited about it, but not everyone has jumped on the trump train. >> the interesting thing about the caucus, there is no voting booth. it's actually each candidate will have you are gatds, precinct captains that will give speeches on behalf of the candidate. some caucuses you have to raise your hand for voting. the question is which candidate has a more silent cohort and which candidate will have more thus as particular candidates. trump would do better in a closed the voting booth population. cruz's coalition will be able to win people over in that setting. charles: any time people wait 6 hours in 1 degree weather, that's enthusiasm. an indiana councilman was sworn in last week. he's in jail. he's awaiting trial for murder. if you need advice for your business, legalzoom has your back. our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoo

charles: why?i came to the realization you can't have an intelligence conversation about something that important on television, you can't do that it. they spun so many ways what i said. i support the second amendment constitution until the day i die. you're going to be one of the guys you have to pull the gun away. i support the n.r.a. and i'm a card carrying member. i was trying to have a civil conversation with somebody, with michael and peter burg and when they started filming and we were talking after bee did the interview you i go, hey, i need my-- i was clear, right? you guys aren't going to twist that that's exactly what i said and oh, no, we would never do that to you, bro. >> your first choice was a bad one, the wrong network. >> well, i mean-- i'm still-- i'll be buddies with him, doing his job and got me good. charles: my point is, you're for n.r.a. or-- >> absolutely. people mistake the n.r.a.-- this is the deal. i think most people, maybe not a lot think we're uniform wearing members

charles: joining me now, bo dietl ... the special twist here again, isis we are seeing them all over this country and they are pretty bold now. >> my heart and soul goes out to that officer and his family. i hope for his quick recovery. he truly is a hero. after being shot three times he got out of his car and fired his weapon. with this said, this is not isis, this is not one country, this is not al qaeda. this is radical islam. this is a lone wolf who has done it in the name of allah. he's shooting at, killing this cop under the name allah. this doesn't have to be isis. this is the mentality of radical islam. it's about time this president and everybody says what it is. charles: he attempted to kill the cop. the brave police officer was struck three times. he got out of the car to wound this guy. we know it's radical islam. there is the organization, the sleeper cells and so-called lone wolves. but even the lone wolves have to be inspired. >> the islamic state has been savvy in its social media outreach. there has been

make money with charles payne starts now. charles: stock market averages bounce back but beneath the surface the cas -- the cash cars worse than you know. donald trump continues to power ahead in the polls. one issue not helping as much as he thought. 237. surprising results on who women respect more. the frontrunner in the gop or hillary clinton. the f.b.i. is not just looking at hillary clinton's emails. tammy bruce, i want to start with you. what we are looking at, what the f.b.i. is looking at is the relationship between hillary clinton's time at the state department, bill clinton's speeches, the clinton foundation and what may or may not have gone through. when everybody else was looking at it, now it's becoming more. >> this is the commingling of money and power with her personal life versus what she was dwoght united states of mayor what with her position there. which set up an email server it's assumed it's to protect or hide something. moist' not just one issue. but the thing as they build up. this is something ameri

charles: a new video out.a, islamic state, and muslim brotherhood are reportedly discussing a megamerger in libya. say what you want to say, these sort of evil of the videos have worked very well with respect to recruitment. >> what we have here is self-selection of the worst, most radical jihadists. celebrate beheadings, crucifixions, mass execution can all these dysfunctional behaviors are celebrated, videotaped, produced, disseminated. what they get in return is self-selection of the worst most radical and barbaric criminals. it has been effective. charles: how do you counter something like this? everyone agrees whatever we have been doing has not worked. >> and you can trace that back to president obama withdrawing from iraq. it is so visceral to see these videos, the monster we have created. it is just shameful. >> also this argument, talking about these groups as though they were separate fights when in fact this is something that is universal and we have to look at as a whole and deal with accordingly.

charles. charles: jennifer, thank you very much. me chris harmon and morgan, chris, it feels like the special ops, the handful of special ops guys are the best in the world. 30 here, 40 there, 50 there. trying to train people who don't seem trainable. is it time to consider the powell doctrine, i'm not talking about a surge but overwhelming force once and for all crush the enemy, secure the peace and get the hell through of the for good. >> charles you hit on the salient point, enough people in afghanistan to get ourselves in trouble. we don't have enough force in afghanistan to consequentially win the fight against the taliban and al qaeda. it is 15 years since 9/11, coming up on 15 years, it is hard to see the withdrawing without the mission being completed. my fear is unless we reinvigorate the fight against taliban, al qaeda, we're going to fight a 10, 20, 30 year war. the sooner we take the fight seriously, the sooner we make the commitment to decisively, the sooner we can be out of there. until we make that commitment, we're g

charles: thank you. want to look at the numbers that don't paint the same picture as president obama. ashley: he made a lot of claims when it comes to the economy, the strongest most durable said mr. obama. 14 million new jobs, manufacturing created 900,000 jobs he says in the past six years and claiming that america's economy is in decline is peddling fiction. let's look at what the facts tell us why don't we. six minutes-- six minutes, six years into the economic recovery, income levels are stagnant. median income lower now compared to 2009 when mr. obama took office. he says there's a longer streak of private job creation in history. it sound good. let me tell you, significantly less than under ronald reagan and even bill clinton. so, that is not true. and 230,000 less manufacturing jobs since obama took office, he says he's created 900,000. by the way, unemployment down, but millions of americans have left the work force. that's how you bring the unemployment rate down, you get people to quit. employ

charles: they've been wrong before. ashley: they have. charles: we'll see.t to peter barnes. a few inches of snow cripped-- crippled washington d.c. earlier this week. >> we've got the snow coming probably about noon time here. they are predicting, as ashley said, 18 to 24 inches. if we get 24, that's the second worst since they began taking records. so, the local government and the federal government are taking the proper precautions and the federal government will close at noon today. we have a number of flight cancellations and ashley mentioned. right now, operations here at this airport, right here you can see a whole lot of people trying to get the heck out of dodge before this whole place shuts down. charles. >> it's interesting, peter, because it doesn't seem like a big crowd behind you, i understand that airlines have already contacted people so can you tell us exactly about these delays so far? >> well, so far here there are about 200 delays this morning and cancellations, rather, nationally, about 3,000 cancellations yesterday and today. here at re

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charles: let me ask you, steve. if the fed were to articulate to the ebb vettors, we are not wedded to the rate hikes. we are not going to do it. >> that would help a lot. >> it's craziness. >> if they reversed themselves now i think people would view it negatively. saying the fed misread the economy and it's weak. >> they don't have to reverse what they did, but they should renounce this quarter point rises. i think that spooked the market. >> i think they should stop talk. they are confusing the market. charles: how about saying we are not wedded to four rate hike. we don't know what it's going to be. january 1 there was a 94% chance of a rate hike. >> when we have oil prices falling, if anything there i deflation. >> there is no inflation in this economy at all. the immediate has made things much more volatile and nervous than they had to. charles: i think janet yellen has got to say we are out of arrows but we are not going to force it. >> they are been wrong for 34 years, they are not going to get it right this

charles: you're right. steve, if you beneath the surface what i see is you've got a government first of all, people would be shocked how much property, how much land our federal government owns, and you've got the agencies whether it's the bureau of land management or otherwise, they rule with hand fists and bully and push and the average citizen doesn't stand a chance against them. >> charles, no one is condoning the methodology that the protesters are using, we can't get to a point where we're going to use arms to protect ourselves. there is something called a ballot box and encourage anyone with a gripe against the government. get up, get out and vote. charles: do you think this is a legitimate gripe? >> i think it is a legitimate gripe. we have to be careful arming people and protect their property with the arms. protesters don't want to see anyone hurt, the police are doing a superb job. let's hope nobody gets hurt. you never get hurt in a ballot box. >> charles, there is such a double standard. if the

charles: how does he win?in new hampshire, clearly score in the top three, and in south carolina, his brother who is popular, is going to come out and campaign for him. everybody needs to grow up a little. >> we have a much smarter society today in america, much more intelligent people, they're tired of attack ads and tired of negativity. candidate that brings a strong, positive message to the american people, that's the candidate. >> donald trump is the overwhelming front-runner and nothing positive about his message. charles: here's the bottom line, not a vote has been cast yet, we'll see exactly what happens. tonight, i think it's donnybrook or someone earlier, i say watch out for rubio, rubio has been drafting. anyway, thanks a lot. going to be fantastic. byron, have fun out there, buddy. >> thank you, charles. charles: thank you for watching, every night, 6:00 p.m. if you can't see the show, dvr it. now the man himself. lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. republican presidential candid

charles payne is here. charles: breaking news. another batch of hillary clinton's emails will be released any moment and we just learned some of those emails are too damaging to release under any circumstances. we are talking about 22 emails containing top secret information. let's go to catherine herridge. tell us what this -- i think 22 of these emails? reporter: that's right, charles. i broke this story of along with my colleague senior producer pamela brown earlier today that some of these emails were too damaging to release under any circumstances because of the up reply cases for national security. they include 22 top secret emails and among them is intelligence from special access programs. highly secretive government programs, individual on get access to that information on a need to know basis. there is no argument with the intelligence agencies and the state department. the intelligence agencies concluded this information was classified at the most senior levels when the information hit the server. when it was transmitte

charles: even more recently. at this time in 2008 very few people thought this guy barack obama had a shot. it's still wide open. we can't wait for you guys to help us settle the dust. we are anxious. we need leadership. maria: the stakes are high. charles: the debate is tomorrow night, guys. fish reagan and sandra smith. they will be asking the questions. maria and neil, we call them the a-team. let's see who will lead us into a better direction. we are going to be right back talking about the situation in iran. the humiliation, the video. and some are saying maybe the military has changed on barack obama. i don't buy that. tweet me your thoughts in a video. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like working from home equals not working. numbers look pretty good, how's it on your end dave? oh, the numbers look so good. dave, dave's on it. marcoto criticize him fornfair missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long tim

charles: 10u.s.personnel sailors have been detained by the revolutionary guard in the persian gulf. in the meantime congressman marsha blackburn is here. she has been briefed on this. i don't know if it's too early to call this an address by iran. but it feels like an inappropriate action by iran. >> we have not had a classified briefing and don't have details. what we do know is this. the state department, the administration has been in touch with iran. there is an understanding supposedly that the sailors and the ships will be returned or the boats will be returned and will be freed. i do agree with you. i think this is an enormous embarrassment for the white house on state of the union day if you will. also i think it's important to note that the house took action on an iran sanctions bill. and it leads you to curiosity to exactly what has happened and why it's happening right now. charles: there is no issue larger than national security. we woke up this morning with another isis attack on western

charles: thanks a lot.s now saying that he knows why donald trump has been attacking him and it's going to be amazing when you hear his reasoning. we'll have it for you after the break. >> the reason why he attacks me, he's scared of me, he's insecure, he doesn't believe that he can take me on. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> all right. here is another look at the futures now. and heads up a little bit, guys. stay with us, we've got you covered minute to minute. in the meantime, jeb bush going after donald trump yet again and this time says that trump is afraid of him. listen to this. >> the reason why he attacks me is, he's scared of me. he's insecure. he doesn't b

charles: because you guys are remote. he had a tweet from senator cruz acknowledging that if it were not for the endorsement and help of sarah palin he would not have made it into the senate. earlier somewhere one came out negatively -- earlier someone came out negatively and there was back traffi -- a backtrack . what is a real conservative today. >> it's interesting these unconventional alliances continue on the gop side. if i'm donald trump i would rather have her inside than outside my tent lobbying -- lobbing rocks and bottles at it. this will help him more count line than it does today. but her name still carries some weight in some conservative circles. endorsements are more window dressing. i don't know too many voters who say i'm going to vote for x because they are endorsed by so and so. the on endorsement i see is that of the american voter. charles: we have someone in the studio who was seeking all the american voters sat one point. the conservative question. donald trump's grab footer van gel cals. and with r

in some ways, it is a testimony to charles koch.s an engineer who looked at american politics and thought, how do you manufacture change here? what widgets does it need? what do you do? he is been a terrifically successful businessman, and he has brought the country far in the direction it was considered fringe not that many years ago. juan: some of the most surprising participants in the group that you do not expect would be in the group? >> i think this interesting these new york finance people are in it because for the most part, they don't share this radical worldview. wealthst care about accumulation, basically. and, you know, david koch's involvement in this himself, he is the wealthiest resident of manhattan. his name is on every cultural institution here. he trials in circles that are full of open-minded people -- he travels in circles that are full of open-minded people, yet he is backing this machine that is pushing the country in a direction i think many manhattanites by be surprised by. amy: jane mayer, thank you for bei

charles: no. [laughter] there has been a movement to remove jager hoover's name from the fbi building. they plan to build a new fbi headquarters outside of washington in the suburbs and i understand the name will not be on the new building. probably appropriate. what they will do with that i still don't know. that is his close as we get i think. >> can you tell us more about how and why the files were destroyed? charles: the sex deviance program file dates from 1937 of through the 1970's. when hoover died in 1972, he was the driving force behind it. once he's out of the picture the fbi agents and fbi officials did not push it so much anymore. times were changing anyway. the fbi as an organization is responsible not only to the .hims of the director it also responds to the changing political climate. why is it 1977? the carter administration cames in. he is the first president to be friendly with gay groups. he is proclaiming human rights. he never really does anything proactively to help gays but

>> rose: we conclude talking another play on broadway, king charles iii about prince charles and what happens when he becomes king. we talk to tim pigott-smith, margot leicester, oliver chris and lydia wilson. >> he writes a lot of letters lobbying for his position and this caused some stress because as the prime minister said to nee the play, you're not elected, you have no right to do this, you're just living off taxpayers' money, can't do this, but i think he will want to be involved, though if he comes to see the play, he might be careful about how he does that. >> rose: peter king on the n.f.l. conference championships, mark strong of "a view from the bridge," and four actors from >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the road to super bowl 50 continues on sunday with two highly anticipated games. the day kicks off with the pa

what about charles payne? charles: a killer. did facebook, netflix and on the other side of the equations don't forget mcdonald's. i think what people need to do, the comfortable with companies that have been around for a hundred years, probably will be around another hundred years. and don't necessarily worry about it. they will probably get rid of the ceo and stock will go to the moon but i won't panic here. if they ever make it a hundred years, they were 99 years old. you remember the old browny. stuart: despite two predictions from experts, bcu -- heading to $20 by next week. charles: sideways most of the day and the last hour of trading. stuart: it will be a bumpy ride. john hofmeister is with us. are you there? >> i am here. stuart: you are the former president of shell oil. you have clout. we have had two people on this program earlier today say oil break below $30 a barrel. will you be the third person to say oil breaks below $30 a barrel? >> it could but i doubt if it will. the reason, i was reminded this morning by the

kron 4's charles clifford was in fremont today.4 story. >> charles :on either thursday or friday of last week, vandals broke into this concession stand next to the ball fields behind holy spirit church in fremont. the damage is extensive >> : there's red paint all over the walls, they bashed the door out,they sprayed the fire extinguisher which has created a lot of dust, there's going to be a lot of cleanup. >> charles :but the vandals didn't stop at the concession stands.. they also broke into this storage shed near the fields and stole thousands of dollars' worth of equipment belonging to the fremont cal ripken youth baseball league >> : it's hard to take >> charles :jennifer treat helps manages the league. she's not sure how to explain this to the kids. >> : i don't know what to tell them. there was a kid who just saw it for the first time and the look on his face was hard to take. >> charles :monday afternoon, a dozen players were practicing on the field. 13-year-old dominic gutirrez plays first base, he's not happy about the b

charlie: was charles perceived differently in america?e is not a great sense of him here. >> that is kind of what i feel. charlie: no sense of the role he plays. >> very influential in terms of drawing in england. charlie: what is it about him? tim: i only met him once. this is a man who knows how to talk to actors. people tell me he has been learning russian or arabic because he feels the axis of power in the world is changing. charlie: he spends a moment every day of his life thinking, how will i prepare for the moment when it comes to me? we have to talk about the queen. it seems everybody -- does she have anybody who does not like her? oliver: i don't think anyone could begrudge the way she has undertaken her duties over such an extended period of time. if you disagree with her position or some of her views, she has undertaken her duties with such consistent dignity and devotion. over such a considerable period of time. maybe she feels she is god's anointed representative. the world was an extraordinarily different place when elizabet

you reported, people posted on facebook and the county came out and repairs are being made. >> charlescharles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam :if you have a story you'd like to share with us. just head to our website. go to the my kron 4 story tab. and click on the submission form. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. in sports. one warrior will start the all-star game. yes. only one. plus. a full night of local hoops is highlighted by a thriiler in moraga. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. coming up >> gary :draymond green was not voted as an all star game starter today in last week's fan balloting. green led kawhi leonard by 12 thousand votes. but the spurs forward snuck past money green to nab the 3rd and final "frontcourt" starting spot today by a 68 thousand point swing. green is averging 14 points / 9 rebounds / and 7 assist per game and is leading the nba in triple doubles with 8. for the third straight year. steph curry will start in the all star game curry who was the leading vote- getter a year ago received the second most votes overall with 900 thousand trialing only kobe bry

charles has been a terrifically supportive and loving father.absolutely love and adore him as anybody would their father. >> rose: knowing what you know about the life of a royal, would you have liked to-- can you imagine-- would you have any satisfaction in that kind of life? >> goodness, oh, no, no. to me it's like-- it seems like the nightmare. i wroit on instagram, a picture of, "if you play kate for long enough, what point are you kate, will squatter's rights kick in?" my friend wrote back and said, "you can go home in three weeks. kate can never go home." i am the kind of personality to find that very frightening, to wake up in the morning with that sense of vertico, i'm up here and i am never going back down. >> rose: my sense would be-- yes-- my sense is that, you know, william, he can do a lot of things. >> yeah. i have huge admiration for him. i didn't think about the royal family very much before this. i was not a particular monarchist, and i'm certainly not a republican. but i've developed a huge sense of respect for the monarchy, ac

charles: charles here. harvey: so rob kardashian, he is living with blac chyna. he is full in blac chyna. charles: he is setting up camp in there. harvey: in her house. charles: in her house. harvey: look this is actually, we could make this silly, but it's actually not silly. this is a really significantly thing. rob kardashian has been m.i.a. for several years now. charles: almost three years. almost three years. harvey: a lot has to do with his weight and depression and other issues. he is coming out of his shell. some say it's because of blac chyna. he has moved out

eric or charles, i don't go by chuck. >>> she videotaped charles erikson. >> thing happened much differently than apreviously stated. i could not accept in my conscious mind that i was the sole perpetrator. >>> four years after his testimony put ryan behind bars, erikson had a change of heart. and told her he had lied. erikson said he was the one that committed the murder. >> i beat the victim kent until he was on the ground. and then i took his belt off and strangled him with it. >>> erikson said that ryon try >> i regret now that i put an innocent man through that. he didn't deserve it. >>> but erikson's new story still put ryan at the crime scene. >> ryan was actually the one that pushed me off of the victim. >> he's exonerated you by saying you had nothing to do with the murder but said you were there. >> there's a problem. >> i believe he thinks that he committed the crime. my personal belief is th he didn't. >> you don't think he was there either. >> i don't think he was there. i know i wasn't there. >>> erikson's new story is a problem. but all that matters to attorney kathleen seller

in "when anton deck met the prince: 40 years of the prince's trust," charles opens up about his daily life as a future king and a grandfather. and it's quite revealing. >> there's no diaper changes. >> in a pinch i can do it. very nice. >> i'll bet it is. >> someone to keep an eye on me when i'm tottering about. william also speak out about palace life in the candid documentary. uncle harry joking about who really runs kensington palace, e. saying it's the 2-year-old heir's giant playground. prince harry adds he can be always hear the wheels of those plastic tractors to george loves playing on. william and harry open up about the lessons of family, they've learned from their father. >> i really respect him and look up to him because it can't be easy to take so many knocks over the years and fighting as much as he has. >> among charles' many titles the two princes prefer pa for the man who is always there for him. >> you can ring him up and say i'm in a bit of a pickle there or even better, you can off load stuff. >> sara haines, abc news, new york. >> harry or william? >> i'm not goin

charles was arrested and tried to get a connext. they made it seem that he admitted prior to the recording that he was there. but once cameras rolled he denied any involvement s just your mere present of englewood there you're involved u. auto know you don't want to snitch. >> not it's not even about the sniffing i told you everything right now. i don't have nothing to do with it. if i would have known something about that murder ire wasn't even there the day he got murdered. >> charles will be pack in court next week. at least two other people were involved. detectives hope to make additional arrests. >>> this morning a teenage girl is under arrest. lauderhill police say she got into a fight with a teen boy after school wednesday and stabbed him. we have a live report at piper high. >> reporter: good morning the police are telling us that a group of students had gotten off a school bus when the fight broke out according to investigators a 16-year-old female piper high school student stabbed another student. now, he's recovering at

at the time of the questioning charles remained adamant that he was innocent. fast-forward seven months miami- dade police arrested him and tried to get a confession. he admitted prior to the reporting that he was at the scene of the crime but once cameras rolled he denied any involvement. >> i know you don't want a snitch but we know you are involved. >> it's not about snitching. i would tell you everything right now. if i were to know something about that murder i would tell you. >> reporter: charles is expected back in court next week. investigators believe two other people may have beenen bold -- involved. investigators hope to make additional arrests. carey codd cbs 4 news tonight. >>> miami police are asking for your help in identifying the man pictured here. police say he was found walking on the median and biscayne boulevard and acting erratieally. he has been transported to the hospital but efforts to identify him have been if you have information you are asked totoall police. >>> we have breaking news from overseas that will mean a rough start to the

fast-forward seven months, miami police arrested charles confession. detectives made it seem like charles admitted being at the scene of the crime but once presence. >> you are involved. i know you're not a snitch because you don't want people >> this isn't about snitching. if i knew something about that murder, i would tell you. >> reporter: carey codd, cbs news. >>> the trial is now underway in the case of the former broward teachers union president pat fontan romo. he could face life in prison. he is accused of stealing about $300,000 from these teachers union. he is also accused of using union funds for political campaigns. his lawyer says his client is not guilty of the charges and says it's part of a bigger battle against organized labor. >>> police say they have identified a man who was found on new year's day. they released this picture last night because i could not figure out his identity. they now say he was reunited with his family who lives in tampa bay. >>> demonstrators hit the streets in south korea to protest the president of north car

kron 4's charles clifford has tonight's my kron 4 story.topher and this is my kron 4 news story it's like being on the bow of a ship >> charles :christopher hedge rents a music studio in half moon bay that overlooks the pacific ocean. >> : the waves have been hitting the cliff >> charles :it's a great spot but over the last few days he has watched with alarm as those big waves have started to erode away the bluffs less than twenty feet from his studio. >> : when i arrived today i saw that the cliff near the guard rail had completely fallen into the ocean. >> charles :the fence, chunks of mirada road and this platform are now hanging over the edge. while other parts of the bluff are protected from the surf by large rocks, the section in front of christoper's studio is exposed earth and the waves are starting to cut underneath the roadway. >> :and these waves are relentless and it's been going on for a week. >> charles :the city of half moon bay has put out barriers and caution tape to keep people away from the edge, but it's clear the erosio

then rene-charles latest on his father's simple black calla lilies on rene-charles at the pulpit, a young man. >> you left me with good memories to share with my brothers. you are a tough act to follow but with your help everything is going to be fine. >> when renee charles got up and spoke, tears started flowing all around me. it was so emotional. when they played seeceline's duet with frank sinatra, almost too much. so powerful. 13 cameras covered all angles of the relioeremony from inside the basilica and outside on the streets. the day before at the wake celine spent seven hours accepting condolences from mourners, including "e.t." natasha. what did you say to her? >> i wanted to pay myhe and renee. i walked up to her and she said, hi, you, it is nice to see you again. i told her i admire her for her strength. renee would want her to carry on and that's why she is there. >> his close friends tell me he was caring husband, father and that their esdest son rene-charles is a major comfort to his mother. >> rene-charles is a really mature great young man. he learned so much from his fathe

at the time of the questioning charles remained adamant that he was innocent. he swore that he was at home. fast-forward seven months miami- dade police arrested him and he admitted prior to tpe reporting that he was at the scene of the crime but once cameras rolled he denied any involvement. >> i know you don't want a snitch but we know you are involved. >> it's not about snitching. right now. if i were to know something you. >> reporter: charles is expected back in court next week. investigators believe two other ople may have been bold -- involved. investigators hope to make additional arrests. carey codd cbs 4 news tonight. >>> miami police are asking for your help in identifying the man pictured here. police say he was found walking on the median and biscayne boulevard and acting erratically. he has been transported to the hospital but efforts to identify him have been unsuccessful. if you have information you are asked to call police. >>> we have breaking news from overseas that will mean a rough start to the trading day tomorrow. it's thursday in china a