(cheers and applause) >> charles evers is the naacp field director in mississippi.her medgar, killed in an ambush in mississippi. >> aer they shot medgar, i said, "i'm going to mississippi and kill every cracker until they kill me." and my wife said, "no, charles, please." i said, "yes, i am." at that time, you could carry guns, like i always do. you could carry guns. >> do you have a gun right now? >> yeah, sure, i keep a gun. always, i always keep a gun. >> can you show me? >> sure. no secret. ♪ ♪ i brought down my thugs from chicago. we were going to start killing white people. i went to medgar's office here on lynch street, where i finally took over. i sat there and something, something just came to me, said, "charles, not that way. do it the way medgar was doing it." and that's when i went out and helped jessie bernard, and wharlest jackson, and george metcalfe to organize the naacp branch in natchez. metcalfe took on the presidency and jessie took on the office management. wharlest jackson, he was treasurer. and they became the leaders. >> george metcalfe and

and charles as ever, every chance at this could be any incredibly bloody and protracted war. or even perhaps people have been saying pundits have said that it could be the bloodiest war in europe that europe same since world war 2. what wider impact will this conflict have? again, very late in the day, poland of romania have become part of our started preparing for the mass arrival of refugees. people will flee, firstly to the west of the country, which is thought to be safer. city such as levine for which russia is considered an likely to go in too. so we'll say how many people stay with in ukraine, whatever's left of it after this operation? i but many will flee overseas. i mean, remember that ukrainians have visa, free travel status within the a you, which means they're entitled to go to come here for 3 months. so we're about to see the impact of that the humanitarian impact of that. i remember there are already before this begun 1500000 displaced internally displaced paper with a new crime. ukraine has also been bearing that burden are largely align. so we're going to see

ever has been done. would that be a disaster? >> well, charlesactually, no central banker on planet earth really has the tools to contend with stagflation. we have to dust off our old economic textbooks go back to the '70s to see what stagflation feels like. if jay powell is overly aggressive in tightening into what appears to be a very soft patch, remember there is payback for the lack of fiscal impulse we don't have flowing into the economy right now. right now is the most acute point of that fiscal stimulus being pulled back. charles: right. >> so if he tightens too aggressively we could come to a point where people are very miserable, charles. i'm going to quiz you. do you remember something called the misery index, charles? charles: i use used it like a week ago. i'm like "the jeffersons," i it was back in the day. i used it for a show. that is the economic side. the stock market side. granted wall street is spoiled. there is a dern the fed hiking into the most expensive market since 1999. again historically low valuations and fed liking mea

charles will be delighted, he has wanted this ever since he and camilla married.he queen, mindful though of public opinion, aware of the hostility there has been towards camilla over the years from certain quarters, but mindful too as she says in her statement how blessed she was to have prince philip as her consort. she clearly believes that the country will now accept this. she clearly believes that charles and camilla deserve it. one important distinction. queen consort is the name given to the wife of the king via 1,000 years of custom and precedent. it has no constitutional significance. unlike queen regnant which is what the queen is, the sovereign and head of state. 0ne touching note. the queen finished this statement issued on the eve of the 70th anniversary of her accession, with the words, "your servant, elizabeth r." the operation to rescue a five—year—old boy, trapped in a well in morocco since tuesday, has ended in tragedy. rescue workers managed to reach rayan awram after digging a 30 metre tunnel — but officials say he'd already died before they bro

charles: okay. see you tomorrow. >> come on, hopeful is an interesting word. i wouldn't say i was everopeful but i was being apolitical. charles: you were emmoring kill the bill that worked. eventually that resonated. you know, there was a slight chance that maybe this would resonate between poll numbers and the obvious, and the obvious. instead jen psaki says anyone who thinks that way misdiagnosing the problem. >> you know, take a look at europe and their green solution, how did that work for them? 40% of their energy comes from the, excuse me from russia, not the soviet union. so it doesn't work. the only way biden, he is in a pickle, he is in a terrible pickle because he has got to unlock all of our resources for oil and natural gas, right? he has got to do that. they have frozen all of the leases on federal lands. the energy department, granholm, is sitting on six lng export projects. she won't pass on it. they're quibbling, arguing about something called the social cost of carbon which says $51, i mean, come on. they don't want to do anything, nothing. of course what they do with

charles: yeah. no, perhaps the best ever.a sb accounting, fdic update rules for banks and sec approved a spot bitcoin etf the price would surge tenfold. how likely is that to happen and over what time frame? >> you know, i think it is something that will happen this decade. so i look out over the next eight years. i think it is inevitable that we will see more regulators embracing the crypto economy and embracing bitcoin in particular and, you know, when banks can hold it on the balance sheet you will see a lot of, a lot of less expensive credit and then the selling pressure will decrease. people won't sell their digital property. i think the spot etf will be an on-ramp for tens or hundreds of billions of dollars of capital to flow very easily. charles: right. >> the fasb changes make it easier for publicly oriented trading companies. these are catalysts we can look forward to. as i said before i think it is fine the way it is right now. you have an opportunity to buy bitcoin at a discount before these things get fixed. it is

charles: because they beat facebook down, if they ever need any extra cash they can always strong armuckerberg. real quick, eddie, you talked about buying the dip ultimately. second half of the year what will be the driver of that? >> the driver of that will be when the fed finally pivots from accelerating tightening to loosen monetary policy again. charles: wow. >> this market will reset, and a reset is healthy for the long-term growth of this market. charles: eddie, david, we covered a lot. appreciate it as usual. >> thank you. charles: coming up we'll dive into the metaverse and all the mania surrounding it but more importantly how you can make money in that space. we have two that already done that they were early adopters and sharing their wisdom. the polar vortex is avoided. we have reports that russia pulled back. what is next for stocks? what does history tell us? no one knows better than ryan dietrick. he has some parameters. he joins us next. ♪. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to

charles will be delighted, he has wanted this ever since camilla married.ul of public opinion, aware of the hostility there has been towards camilla over the years from certain quarters, but mindful too and she says how blessed she was to have prince philip as her consort. she clearly believes of the country will accept this. she clearly believes that charles and camilla deserve it. one important distinction. queen consort, has no constitutional significance. unlike queen regnant which is what the queen is, sovereign and head of state. one touching note. the queen finish this statement issued on the eve of the 70th anniversary with the words, your servant elizabeth r. the queen's second son, prince andrew, will give evidence under oath in london next month, to lawyers in the civil case representing the woman accusing him of sexual assault. virginia giuffre claims as a 17 year old, she was trafficked by the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, to have sex with the duke, in the early 2000s. the prince strenuously denies the allegations. the operation to r

charles will be delighted, he has wanted this ever since he and camilla married.over the years from certain quarters, but mindful too and she says how blessed she was to have prince philip as her consort. she clearly believes that the country will accept this. she clearly believes that charles and camilla deserve it. one important distinction. queen consort has no constitutional significance. unlike queen regnant which is what the queen is, sovereign and head of state. 0ne touching note. the queen finished this statement issued on the eve of the 70th anniversary with the words, "yourservant, elizabeth r." mexico has long been one of the most dangerous countries in the world forjournalists. but even by its standards, it's been one of the deadliest months in years. in total, fourjournalists were murdered in the country over the past few weeks — several of those killed were even part of the country's journalist protection scheme when they were murdered, as our mexico correspondent, will grant, reports from tijuana. ifearfor my life. the radio journalist told the pres

charles to finalize the divorce. she said to me, you know, patrick, that's the first letter she's ever written to me and there is a little catch in her voice. i thought wow, and it's probably the last letter she's going to write you, as well. >> she knew this interview would lead to divorce, which she said she didn't want but it's the only way she saw getting any kind of freedom for herself. >> welcome back, we're talking about the fairytale marchrmarri finally, officially the princess of wales will agree to a divorce. >> one of the issues is whether diana would keep her title. >> her royal kindness carries with it an elevated status. it is a badge of honor. she's not a part of the royal family anymore. >> diana would have to courtesy to minor royals. so think about that. >> not for a glimpse of the royal super star but a piece of paper says the marriage will be over in 16 weeks. she'll share in the upbringing of 14-year-old prince william and 11-year-old harry. she reportedly gains more than $20 million. >> the day of the divorce and she was putting on one of her oscar performances i'd say. she got out and she was looki

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charles, trust the force will last. we said russian president vladimir putin will ever see new drills on saturday, involving strategic nuclear forces and the launch of ballistic and cruise missiles . the criminal denies it will further inflame tensions with the west fruit and says, the joint drills with valerie, sorry, defense against growing nato military activity. he would just go, what can you look at today's talks? we also discuss strengthening our joint defense space of rush in belarus. we agreed again to take collect of mrs. strength and security of our countries in the face of the growing military activity of nato countries near the borders of our states. we also focus on the joint military exercises which will continue in bellows until the 20th of february. i should say that these exercises a totally defense of nature and do not threaten any one. daughter jabari has more from moscow. the fella, russian president, alexander, look, shan co and the russian president vladimir putin stressed their joint air. military drills that are ongoing is not a cause for concern. the russian president vladimir putin as saying that th

ever platinum jubilee for a british monarch. on the eve of the anniversary, the queen said when her son charles becomes king, his wife camilla will be given the title queen consort. the message reflects a wider acceptance of criminal status as a royal and to india now where millions are mourning. the death of one of the country's most iconic saying is latter manga mangus colorado has died at the age of $92.00 after being hospitalized due to a cove at 19 infection last month for known as the nightingale of india. not that language, lilting, voice dominated the air waves and decades. the bollywood superstar received thousands of movie awards and sang more than 15000 songs in korea. india's home ministry has declared 2 days of national morning with flags around the country flying at half mast. i'm joined now by d. w correspondent namisha jess while natasha. what have reactions in india been to the news of her death letter by credit remembrances of condolence sort of inform members of all the single affording in from across the country. and i went eating the every, now i've national, focusing on all the people who loc tom, you a big

charles galloway in houston, his service is today. joe concha and former police officer, brandon tatum. but first, everl covering the services in houston. hi, jeff. >> martha, hundreds of family, friends and fellow officers gathered in houston to say good-bye to corporal charles galloway. it was a very somber and emotional day as they remembered the man that died protecting the community he loved. they had a riderless horse a flyover and a 21 gun salute and end of watch radio call. ensued the church, corporal galloway was memorialized with words. assistant chief kevin hubbard spoke of the courage of the man he worked with and the high character of the friend that he knew and lived as chuck or chucky. corporal galloway became a constable more than 12 years ago. he left a six figure job to enter law enforcement. one of his colleagues spoke about his call to service. >> i just want to follow my dreams. see, his dream was to make a difference. his dream was to serve his community. >> investigators say corporal galloway was shot and killed during a traffic stop last month. a suspect, oscar rosales entered t

ever. liz claman, can't wait for this last hour of trading. liz: yeah. and you know what, charles?bulls kicking the door down right now. breaking news, u.s. aviation regulators have widened the area of eastern europe and russia where u.s. airlines and pilots are barred because of the conflict. what we're hearing, and maybe we can look at some of the airline numbers here and some of the airline stocks, the federal aviation administration has prohibited u.s. airlines from flying over any part of the ukraine or now belarus and the western part of russia. you can see exactly why on your screen. we have an active war going on. while it is not still clear if the new sanctions president joe biden just announced about 50 minutes ago will stop russia from attacking ukraine, they are

charles: he is all in. maybe he will do that. keith, one not working for palantir. it keeps getting whacked. do you everon this thing? >> if it were any other stock i would frankly thrown in the towel a long time ago to a point you and i talked about for many, many months, the institutions have been using low prices constantly increase their holdings they're buying in. it is only a matter of time before it is game on. the numbers were good. earnings were strong. i don't like the price action. i'm not giving up. as a matter of fact i think i'm getting on the gas. charles: i got 30 seconds, genevieve, give me something good you are looking at right now, not that i have to buy but really enticing you. >> i've been buying lvmh the european luxury goods maker. they have been increasing pricing on high-end handbags 33%. they have pricing power, pricing margin. this is what i want to own right now. charles: i've been talking about that one for almost two years. it is mind-boggling how amazing they have done. you have 10 seconds, keith. >> genome, investing immortality the next internet gold rush. there is etf

charles, you get my reports. i put them on my site. since christmas since 2018 i put together a compilation the ever time the market got in trouble, startith bullard leaking and powell following through. that led to october 201019, gdp unemployment he started crimping. but i have to tell you my big worry right now with them is amazing we're at 7.5% inflation and amazingly they are telling us what they're going to do on march 16th which is over a month away while oil prices keep going up and the consumer continues to be crushed as they stay at 0% interest rate and they keep printing money. this is like a remake of one flew "one flew over the cuckoo's nest." they need to do something yesterday. if inflation really gets out of hand that leads to deflation and that will be a bigger uh-oh moment. i cannot believe they have not acted yet. charles: of course one scenario that bullard outlined would be the fed to be on track to hike for the three meetings, 25 basis points, then a meeting in between and you go back something similar happened in 1994. the first rate hike stocks lower, bonds went lower. that surprise hike actually stopped the decl

charles has no knowledge of cash for owners. it is another blow for the world family with questions being raised about whether prince andrew will evern to public life following his out-of-court settlement with virginia giuffre. there are no details of the size of the financial deal. our correspondent has the latest. >> i am here. >> turbulent moments they may be for members of her family. one person was as ever staying calm and carrying on. >> good morning morning, your majesty. congratulations on the start of your jubilee kid >> the queen was that wednesday castle this morning meeting military officials. there are still some mobility issues but her appearance dispels the rumors she caught covid from the prince of wales and the underlying message, it is business as usual despite the problems faced by not one that two of her sons. first, prince charles. there is to be a former police investigation into his charity over allegations that honors and british citizenship were promised to a saudi billionaire in return for cash donations to the charity. in a statement, the metropolitan police said officers liaise to with the foundation abou

now being mad at the germans and why the british charles are getting that germany that i would behave. and i think for the 2nd time in the last year, ever since the germans stood up for the north stream to pipeline. this is the 2nd time they're trying to demonstrate that they actually do hear a little bit at least about their own strategic sovereignty in the decision making . and are perhaps not willing to jump into this crisis without 1st seeing what russia up to are not willing to flood ukraine with weapons. and we have to give it to the credits of germans. the been very careful unlike any other nations in the west about providing weapons to armed conflict and the the have to, i think a more kind of cautious waiting line here to see what would happen next before you know, running before the train. and we can sanctions on russia and shutting down the street . and that is not perhaps the position that the vital ministration expected. they thought, you know, the germany would be great ally in this crisis and would actually take on responsibility for, you know, pioneering the toughest response to russia and will hopefully, you know, the g

ever. that can't be comfortable though. shipgo.com the smart, fast, easy way to travel. charlesthe session as this news of a potential russian invasion next week continues to hammer the stock market. bond yields are also going down, the dollar's going up. there's a serious flight to safety here. i want to bring in rob luna and scott martin, scott, you know, the main thing that i'm seeing here is that a we kind of thought this was going to happen, at least i can speak for myself and many others. is it just because of the timing or just the realization? why this reaction right now? >> could be the timing. yeah, charles. it could be the timing, could be the fact that maybe people are just taking off the rest of friday, and it's a thin trade. i don't get it either, man. that's where the market's been in the last 3-4 weeks, charles. this is stuff we already know. we knew the ted was going to -- fed was going to hike rates, we knew there was going to be fiscal contraction. so what's the deal? i think the basic takeaway if you an at-home investor or if we're investing in our portfolios

charles becomes king. she made the announcement in a message marking the 70th anniversary of her reign — a milestone no british monarch has ever before. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports from sandringham. it is 70 years to the day since she came to the throne and there is no question of her stepping down. in the ballroom at sandringham on the eve of accession day, she was alert and fully engaged in conversations. it had to be upside for the press. very consistent. laughter. i don't matter. laughter. at the same time, it's clear the queen is looking to the future and smoothing the path to the reign of her eldest son. in a statement issued last night, the queen recalled that she had been blessed to have as her partner, prince philip, who she said had unselfishly taken on the role of consort. and so she concluded... until now, mindful of the sensitivities around camilla's role in the breakdown of charles�* first marriage, it had been intended that she would become princess consort. now the queen has made clear her wish that camilla should have the full status as the wife of a king and be known as queen. it is a de

charles woodson starting the daytona 500 today. harrison flipping on lap 63. there was a to lap overtime. the rookie, austin held on in a photo finish to win the daytona 500. his first everascar cup victory winning by a half a car length over bubba wallace. a wild finish at daytona. when you have to go to a photo like that, those cars are going so fast we are talking inches. dion: that term -- if you blink you will miss it really does apply. are you counting until football comes back? chris: 29 sundays from now. dion: you are so precise. chris: i had to look it up. it is the first sunday without football. dion: just ahead, the nations hub of technology is celebrating its past and the future. you can visit a museum that pays dion: coming up tonight at 11:00, we are less the week into much of the bay area dropping indoor mask mandates but how much has really changed? at least one expert says he will still wear one. and the bay area ukrainian community is on edge with the threat of war. one family here on the visa wonders if it will ever be able to return home. that is all coming up tonight on abc7news at 11:00. after a two-year closure because of covid, the computer histor

and charles blockson is a big man, tall, and he comes in with a tiny box and he pulls out pictures of harriet tubman's funeral that no one had ever seen and he pulled out this knife and fork, homemade, that harriet tubman took with her when she went into the south to help the enslaved free. and then she had the shawl. there's a picture of her three days befe she died in that shawl. and then he pulled out a hymnal that had all those spirituals that harriet tubman would sing, "steal away jesus," "swing low, sweet chariot," to alert the enslaved that it was time to come to freedom. and i am just crying. after i stopped crying, i said to him, "so, what's it going toake for this materia to come to the smithsonian?" and i'm thinking it's going to cost a lot of money. i don't have money. and he basically said to me, "all you have to do is shake my hand." and i shook his hand, and he gave all this material to the smithsonian. and that's what was so powerful about this museum -- that people around the world gave things to the smithsonian. over 70% of what we discovered was in basements, trunks, and attics of people's homes. so, in many wa

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charles: yeah, that's what you call a win-win one of the biggest self-inflicted wounds i've ever seenit's the ramifications don't stop and senator rounds we appreciate your time. thank you very much. so, bad news if you're awaiting for a porsche or volkswagen. might have gone up in flames in the middle of the ocean but there is good news the supply chain we're seeing signs it might be easing but that's not stopping a top former obama official from slamming the biden administration saying he was completely dishonest about the supply chain blame. david bahnsen is on deck, he's next, in studio, we'll be right back. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. i'm so glad we did this. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and s

asked about his top four interviews ever, funk torres says linda ronstadt, diane keaton, marvin gaye, and at the top of that list, i have, said ray charles. i think that here's the my final answer. ah! because he was a prime example of us being able to do stories based on what we considered an individual like me considered merit. and yet it is his own story that continues to be forever intertwined in the place he calls home. the journalists who after working long hours at rolling stone also volunteered his time for the china town paper not to be here to help everybody to bring in the most special night. the man who in 1997 returned to the parade. he had loved so much as a child to be a host for the ktvu broadcast of the chinese new year parade. i never saw myself in in that area, but right away. i thought, wow, connection to the culture that my parents were trying to drum into me, 24 or so years, five emmys, i think and no, you don't get tired of it, partly because you're in this very special environment. he doesn't seem to get tired of any of it. rock journalist husband, son, brother and host. all synonymous with the name ben fong torre

ever. liz claman, can't wait for this last hour of trading. liz: yeah. and you know what, charles? we're looking at the bulls kicking the door down right now. breaking news, u.s. aviation regulators have widened the area of eastern europe and russia where u.s. airlines and pilots are barred because of the conflict. what we're hearing, and maybe we can look at some of the airline numbers here and some of the airline stocks, the federal aviation administration has prohibited u.s. airlines from flying over any part of the ukraine or now belarus and the western part of russia. you can see exactly why on your screen. we have an active war going on. while it is not still clear if the new sanctions president joe biden just announced about 50 minutes ago will stop russia from attacking ukraine, they are working to bring the markets back from the brink. take a look at stocks right now. we do have the s&p is, nasdaq, russell and transports in the green. that is not where they began the session. we have the dow -- a little breathless here -- [laughter] we have the dow jones industrials down a

charles harrison starting off the daytona race today. seven of them in a final lapse. that is austen centric hanging on for a photo finish win at the 500, his first ever nascar cup victory. the second youngest driver to ever win nascar's premier race. i knew and sicu lasky who retired in the off-season, you can expect to see a young team on the pitch board and half of the team is 24 or younger. san jose is looking to return to the playoffs after missing out last season. >> we have a young dynamic where we move the team -- ball well and we are a fast team. >> we are a fun group for love diverse -- fun group of of of of guys. >> we hope to bring a higher competitive team this year. chris: abc 7 sports sponsored by a river rock casino. dion: thank you and that is it for this addition of abc 7 news at 11:00. continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 with spencer christian and all of us. thank you for joining us. tonight we have a clear picture looking over san francisco and it looks like we do have the moon over the bay bridge shining bright in the sky. things are looking clear but as spencer mentioned, temperatures really cool in the morning dropping to the 20'

charles: keith fitz-gerald, i hope you have a good weekend my man. this is like the most pessimistic i've ever heard you. you're making me a little bit sad but i get where you're coming from. you all have been fantastic nicole, david, keith have a wonderful weekend thank you very much, and i want to alert the audience that a historic moment at the white house. judge ketanji brown jackson will be the first black woman to serve in the courts 232 year history if she's confirmed senate democrats are planning to move quickly, in the confirmation process to replace retiring justice stephen breyer. congratulations, an amazing feet. here is the thing with a big debate coming up. i own bitcoin and gold and i'm struggling because i don't own a lot but i want to add to them. i have one of the top bulls on bitcoin and one of the top bulls when it comes to gold and they are duking it out at 2:45 plus can the fed get a handle on runaway inflation and is now the time to finally ditch global ism once and for all? the great peter maurici is going to weigh in, he's next. real cowboys get customized car insuranc

ever said a year ago. people understand there's consequences when you go too far with this stuff. thanks. always a pleasure. >> thanks, charles. have a great night. >> charles: take a look at this. the front page of the "new york post" with a guy they're dubbing the hamburglar as he walked out of a trader joe's supermarket with ten steaks. this as crime runs rampant. to eric shawn with more on this out of control crime spree. eric? >> hi, charles. district attorney of manhattan, alvin bragg, says he will go after serial shop lefters. everybody is talking about that guy, the hamburglar, front park of the "new york post." this guy walked out stealing ten steaks from trader joe's. so many, trying to balance them with his chin. retail crime up 30% in the city. here's a video of a guy i talk i saw stuffing items in his back at his local drugstore. he walked out. the clerks said they couldn't do a thing. the district attorney, alvin bragg, spokes for the new york county lawyer's association. he says he will target opportunists that go from store to store stealing stuff. he admits there's a crime crisis and doesn't want new york to

ever. >> the archbishop of canterbury called the wedding of prince charles and lady diana spencer today theifully and everybody has a chance to watch it all on television, and everybody just wants to drink a toast to chuck and di. >> a princess who must now be aware, as it was on this day, that every single move she makes in public will be recorded and observed. a very difficult life indeed. >> we'll be back in just a moment with some closing observations and one final look at what has justifiably been called the wedding of the century. >> by the authority of the state of new york, i pronounce that they are husband and wife. you may kiss the bride. >> your wedding was seen by an astonishing number of people. 16 and 19 million viewers. how do you account for that kind of popularity? >> oh, i can't. i can't. the way it's grown is just amazing to me. >> it did appear in the '80s that it was a good time for daytime soap operas, especially for a show like "general hospital" which had that huge success with luke and laura's wedding. >> i remember when luke and laura got married because it was nig

asked about his top four interviews ever, fong torres says linda ronstadt, diane keaton, marvin gaye. and at the top of that list, i have said ray charlesrime example of us being able to do stories based on what we considered in individual like me considered merit. and yet it is his own story that continues to be forever intertwined in the place he calls home. the journalists who after working long hours at rolling stone also volunteered his time for the china town paper not to be here to help everybody to bring in the most special night. the man who in 1997 returned to the parade. he had loved so much as a child to be a host for the ktvu broadcast of the chinese new year parade. i've never saw myself in in that area, but right away. i thought , wow, connection to the culture that my parents were trying to drum into me, 24 or so years, five emmys, i think and no, you don't get tired of it, partly because you're in this very special environment. he doesn't seem to get tired of any of it. rock journalist husband son brother and host all synonymous with the name ben fong torres as rolling stones first managing editor john brooks told him a

right now we have more access than ever to start businesses because we can absolutely leverage what we're already good at to create a business around it. charlesou surprised how many people flocked, there was demand for this, instant demand? >> i wasn't surprised. because i started with market research. the key thing to decide to start a business with what you're already good at, make sure you have people that need your skillset. when i created content for free, online, social media, that with trust and cause people to start buying for my business. what i did everyone can replicate. i'm not a unicorn. i teach people how they can actually do this for themselves. i helped over 40,000 students start and scale businesses. charles: you said all you need is an iphone and ideas to be a millionaire? you believe that. >> it is true. where is your iphone? charles: i got an old phone. i got, everyone is busting my chops because i have android phone. >> the fact we have iphone, social media, we can become content creators, here is what i have to offer and buy. someone of 10 years of networking not get fraction of that access. tiffany, you offer as sortmen

ever been. it's considerably more precise in the use of the weapons. many of them are stand-off weapons themselves. >> charles: that brings us to the ukrainians defend themselves. i heard you applauding the biden administration for actions that they have taken. many thought initially perhaps they were slow to get ukrainian military some defense weapons. how long or could they potentially hold off this advanced russian army that you just described? >> not very long. they are absolutely outmatched. they have significant resolve and will. we saw what happened in afghanistan with an army that lost their resolve and will. they will fight. they have no defense against any of russia's missiles. that extraordinary. they have hardly any defense against all of russia's 500 combat aircraft that they have. they just got recently some stinger shoulder fired air defense systems from the baltics. they wanted these air defense missiles and air defense systems and anti-ship systems years ago from the united states. they certainly wanted it back in march when they -- when the russians came on their border with 70,000 troops. w

i hope i'm right -- charles: you are one of the world's greatest economists they would have a job at disney writing these scripts because i love, it will end happily everfter. i got less than a minute though, michelle. normalization, francis mentioned it. mersk, giant shipping company, mentioned it yesterday, second half will return to normalization, do you see that as well? >> i'm not quite as nervous about the second half growth story. we still have growth running close to 3% in the second half of the year. so coming off of some of the numbers we've seen but still above trend. i actually think inflation will come down. i still think we'll end the year with inflation perhaps 3 1/2 to 4%. so i agree the fed maybe won't end up doing as much as the market is pricing in today. they will front-load it, slow down maybe the second half of the year but i think we're probably in for five rate hikes. charles: ladies, i thank you. i was blessed to have two of the most brilliant women out there. economists. forget about gender. thank you very much. appreciate it. i want to bring in from tend macro, cio don luskin. don i want to start with the gulf, giant gulf bet

ever deepening delusional rendering of history. it was always victim obligee about what happened to him. he is descended into something i personally have not seen before. charleshe pentagon. >> intelligence analyst think putin is escalating to de-escalate perhaps by threatening to put his nuclear weapon on high alert while offering to negotiate with president zelensky. he may be trying to scare the west into pressuring zelensky to step aside. from what we see that does not appear likely. u.s. officials tell us they are confident they can defend the u.s. homeland as well as allies and partners. the president of belarus on the other hand a country that putin has essentially annexed without firing a shot was the one to speak with president zelensky today. it was the first time they spoken in two years. his statements were made about a third world war. a nuclear war demonstrates how the sanctions, the white house in the eu announces weekend are being viewed in moscow. russian conventional forces as you mentioned are facing stiff resistance like the ukrainian using their bodies to block the russian tank. russian forces have not taken any major cities yet or achieve

charles thompson talks to different people, and found out harding was very generous and helps people all the time. people down on their luck, buying presents at christmas. people said he was the kindest man i evernew. thompson said, i never found the same story twice. everyone had a different story to tell about his generosity. he was a humble small town, american god. he was an academic or some kind of snobbish guy. he was somebody most people would like. even his enemies, people who hated him would concede he was a con man. susan: one historian has a different view is richard norton smith, who we have worked with a lot over the years. two of the advisors on our president survey. we have a clip. [video clip] >> no american president sets out to fail. some are victims of events or changes in culture to which they cannot adapt. some, like franklin pierce or warren harding are weak men, simply overwhelmed by the job itself. their experience should put us on guard, i think. against the short-term experience -- expedience of the dark horse candidate, usually a second rateer chosen by a convention. harding, whose cabinet included jail bound embarrassments. beware of presidents who profess ambitions

charles becomes king. she made the announcement in a message marking the 70th anniversary of her reign, a milestone no british monarch has ever reached before. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell�*s report contains some flash photography. it is 70 years to the day since she came to the throne, and there is no question of her stepping down. in the ballroom at sandringham on the eve of accession day, she was alert and fully engaged in conversations. upside down for the press. 50 and fully engaged in conversations. upside down for the press.- upside down for the press. 50 they can see. i don't— upside down for the press. 50 they can see. i don't matter. _ upside down for the press. 50 they can see. i don't matter. at - upside down for the press. 50 they can see. i don't matter. at the - upside down for the press. 50 they i can see. i don't matter. at the same time, it can see. i don't matter. at the same time. it is — can see. i don't matter. at the same time, it is clearly _ can see. i don't matter. at the same time, it is clearly queen _ can see. i don't matter. at the same time, it is clearly queen is _ can see. i don't

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charles sheehan. this item is for discussion and possible action. as i like to report, i remember from our first year at the department, it was commissioner wald who pointed out, i remembered it evercers we are obligated to do this by statute. it's in the requirements that commissioners have annual reports. while i think it is a great exercise, it's also requirement. for all those reasons, that is why we are here today. i don't have any formal presentation. i kind of go through it and talk about the highlights and differences from previous years. it's not a install effort. thank you again to those three folks who helped us. there's a picture of the commissioners. once we are allowed to go back to in-person meeting, which is around the corner, we will get a full picture of all of our commissioners. stay tuned and we'll have that for future reports. this is annual letter of welcome from the commission president. we have the section that documents our new commissioners and then the next page again. we have the section documents of existing commissioners. congratulations to both commissioner hunter and commissioner wan. this is the part where we talk about the milestones the big initi

charles, you're going to flood. i don't care if you live on pike's peak. then hurricane ida. it made landfall in august of 2021. ida was one of the worst hurricanes ever to devastate my state and one of the worst hurricanes ever to make landfall in the united states of america. the only hurricanes that have matched its strength in terms of wind speed were hurricane laura and the last island hurricane of 1856. wind speeds for hurricane ida were clocked at well over 100 miles an hour, in some cases 120, 135 miles an hour. ida damaged more than 90,000 homes and caused roughly a fifth of all the people in my state to lose power. and i don't mean to just lose power for a little while. lose power for days, weeks, months. now, we're still catching our breath, as you can tell, madam president, but just as we were about to catch our breath, we had another hurricane. hurricane nicholas. it hit louisiana with between -- depending on the area -- between five and ten inches of rain, and that was only a few weeks after ida. and now, after all of these -- these floods, after all of these hurricanes, after all of these storms, after all of these catastrophic rain eve