that was charles wolf, us. my pleasure. that was charles wolf. whose _ us. my pleasure. arles wolf, whose wife katherine - us. my pleasure. that was charles wolf, whose wife katherine died l us. my pleasure. that was charles| wolf, whose wife katherine died on 9/11. charles, thank you so much. we have lost the line, aden. the line went in the middle of that. apologies, we lost communication with laura. let me show you pictures coming in from the pentagon, this is president biden and his wife attending a memorial service, laying a wreath to remember those killed in that attack when a plane hit the pentagon building on that fateful day 20 years ago on 9/11. let's cross life now to guantanamo bay. a us military base established as a detention centre in 2002 by george w bush to house accused islamic terrorists believed to have been involved in the 11th september attacks on the us. over the past 20 years, the base has become notorious for allegations of torture and mistreatment against inmates. the bbc�*s north america correspondent aleem maqbool is there and joins me now. it

charles, louisiana. why there? guest: i was in lake charles just a few days after hurricane laura hit on august 27 of last year. as a climate reporter i had covered hurricane seasons since 2016 or 2017, so a few years. it is always a similar pattern, where we as reporters look at a city that has been hit by a hurricane for a week, maybe two weeks, and we move on to the next story, but being in lake charles and meeting so many of the really interesting people who lived there and who had been so badly impacted by what was just a catastrophic storm, i was really curious about what it really took to recover from a hurricane, not just the week or two after when you're waiting for electricity to be restored, but in a year, and maybe two years. how do you recover, basically? the story evolved from one about a city that was hit by one major hurricane, to a story about a city that was had by you bureau major hurricanes, then a deadly winter freeze, and a 1000-year flood event, and it became a bigger story about how the city endured so m

own slave within this futile as country basically and, and so that, that cloth over throwing that charles was, was the object of the government that has been lost to history and that's 978 s p d, p, a government undermine by, by the us, and then destroyed by the move dean. that what it was setting out to change, to set that, to change that class to mentioned in afghanistan. and specifically to close shop going. he was called, incorruptible, by the may be seen on a few months ago. he was the most of his time in the united states, ends up in the world bank, and he pops down in russia working for the world bank. millions killed the reduction of life expectancy in the near liberal reforms out of the form of a union. and then he ends up enough canister down in florida election again and the liberal clause that can be parachuted in. and is this occurring on a can we expect this as, as the empire of fades, the united states empire? yeah. now you're right. i'm not sure about powers are today. and i was say, when the election that run off with supposedly with money, which he denies the polite in, let'

and both times — under cover of darkness, almost — he was reinstated by prince charles when the hoo—har michael fawcett did would have been done with the full support of prince charles. prince charles needs to answer questions about this, not michael fawcett. the foundation said it takes very seriously the allegations that had recently been brought to its attention and the matter is currently under investigation. mr bin mahfouz said he expected no reward for his charitable donations. a source close to the prince told the bbc that prince charles was not aware of any link between donations to his charities and honours or british citizenship. michael fawcett has temporarily stepped down from his position. jonny dymond, bbc news. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. hi, john. hello and welcome. chaotic scenes as... brazil and argentina's world cup qualifier has been suspended — after play was brought to a halt just minutes after kick off after brazilian health officials objected to the participation of three argentine players they believe broke quara

and congress have just passed new legislation requiring the same kind of labeling chile, my dear charles, was on the other side of the atlantic. the contrast is striking. europe's neutral score labeling is fairly timid compared to the black labels in chile. only a few countries have adopted it and it is not even mandatory already. and you do need to just say, well, i just need to get an idea of what i present meaningful on fishy character will be at last. so another winning strategy for corporate interest in germany has been to play the role that allies and the fight against obesity. this commercial produced by a supermarket chain promises a commitment to promoting healthy food to help children make their dreams come true . but is it really why the trust industry ah villa and if i could wish to put it has caused the answer nami, a lot of fool deeply reduce ms. law me yet we are not for us and it was in the center to does the same. got it, but i live in soon. looks delicious. that's had him to go and let us virtue, have them on their stock. and i turned the translation in person. it might not

and both times — under cover of darkness, almost — he was reinstated by prince charles when the hoo—has is very, very closely linked with this man and i'm sure that whatever michael fawcett did would have been done with the full support of prince charles. prince charles needs to answer questions about this, not michael fawcett. the foundation said it takes very seriously the allegations that had recently been brought to its attention and the matter is currently under investigation. mr bin mahfouz said he expected no reward for his charitable donations. a source close to the prince told the bbc that prince charles was not aware of any link between donations to his charities and honours or british citizenship. michael fawcett has temporarily stepped down from his position. jonny dymond, bbc news. there's a growing backlash in the conservative party to suggestions of increasing national insurance contributions in order to fund social care in england. the former chancellor lord hammond has warned borisjohnson that he'll damage the party if he adopts the policy, which would break a manifest

so in some ways, charles was a little before and he was born in hamburg. i was michael by the way and his speech and that sort of slightly stop to northern. ready acts and people find non traffic so it's possible. ready that all of charlotte would be to crime the phrase, the, the father of german if she was a mother. very interesting to get your perspective not for who wrote the biography angland medical, most influential lead us speaking to us from one to thank you. now outrage is growing often al jazeera news crew film, the us border agents on horseback appearing to assault haitian migrants in texas, practical haine has the support from capitol hill in this country. the. these are the al jazeera pictures causing outreach across the united states. desperate and hungry haitian migrants trying to make it back to a makeshift camp with food and water met by for i. 6 don't know the men on horseback work for department of homeland security, secretary of a 100 more acres who promised in the senate hearing tuesday, there will be consequences. re, i directed to th

michael fawcett was once one of prince charles�* closest aides, a man whom the prince relied upon to and organise his personal life. three years ago, he became chief executive of the prince's foundation — an umbrella group for a number of prince charles�* charitable interests. newspaper reports allege that mr fawcett offered to assist a wealthy saudi national and major donor to the prince�*s foundation with citizenship and with an honour. mahfouz marei mubarak bin mahfouz received an honorary cbe in late 2016. 0ne palace source stressed the distance between prince charles�* office and his foundation, but michael fawcett is renowned for his closeness to prince charles and this is an embarrassment for the prince. the foundation said it took the allegations very seriously and that the matter is under investigation. the foundation failed to respond to a number of other allegations raised by the newspapers. to afghanistan, where economic and social uncertainty is growing as the country still awaits an announcement of the new taliban government. it had been expected earlier this week, but

charles, louisiana. why there? guest: i wasrles just a few days after hurricane laura hit on august 27 of last year. as a climate reporter i had covered hurricane seasons since 2016 or 2017, so a few years. it is always a similar pattern, where we as reporters look at a city that has been hit by a hurricane for a week, maybe two weeks, and we move on to the next story, but being in lake charles and meeting so many of the really interesting people who lived there and who had been so badly impacted by what was just a catastrophic storm, i was really curious about what it really took to recover from a hurricane, not just the week or two after when you're waiting for electricity to be restored, but in a year, and maybe two years. how do you recover, basically? the story evolved from one about a city that was hit by one major hurricane, to a story about a city that was had by you bureau major hurricanes, then a deadly winter freeze, and a 1000-year flood event, and it became a bigger story about how the city endured so many disaster

and both times — under cover of darkness, almost — he was reinstated by prince charles when the hoo—haery closely linked with this man and i'm sure that whatever michael fawcett did would have been done with the full support of prince charles. prince charles needs to answer questions about this, not michael fawcett. the foundation said it takes very seriously the allegations that had recently been brought to its attention and the matter is currently under investigation. mr bin mahfouz said he expected no reward for his charitable donations. a source close to the prince told the bbc that prince charles was not aware of any link between donations to his charities and honours or british citizenship. michael fawcett has temporarily stepped down from his position. jonny dymond, bbc news. a female police officer in central afghanistan has been shot dead by armed men inside her home. banu negar�*s family told the bbc the gunmen tied them up and searched the house before killing her. she was heavily pregnant. despite a journalist saying he witnessed the attack by the taliban in ghor province,

called sub contractors from countries with trouble pass the quite good that they had also been charles soldiers. i was i was, i drove professional drug is where the when the full moon wouldn't. it wouldn't look with no limit malone, as they were trying to be merciless killing machines. now they fight and die in other people's was people carol, lot one or a dead soldier or dead marine shows up in this country and we started asking ourselves, why did they die? why do? what were they fighting for? nobody bothers down to the contractors in join me every 1st day on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me and you're still with me as a confidential informant and anything that you try to pick apart everything that he did for the a year. and you just like hide who i don't know. it's tough on the

was used by a band in the 1970s. a number of companies were trying to get going at this time. charles brady king was trying to get his company going. a company called mozier was making beautiful luxury automobiles prior to 1910. curiously both those companies were out of business as the rest of detroit's automobile business started growing quickly. henry ford stumbled, kind of, through it. he had three companies. the first two kind of went out business. the first went really out of business. the second was taken away from him and eventually adapted into the cadillac motor car company. with his third company, ford motor company, he developed several models not far from this museum. each one of them had a letter denomination and so he was doing a's and b's and f's and n's and eventually he got to what would be the model t. but it was a long time coming beforing his business manager said, you've got a good car here, let's sell it. they did. they made most of the model t's north of highland park, north of the museum here. they turned out millions of cars during that decade. there was a po

he was once one of prince charles�* closest aides, but now michael fawcett is facing questions aboutor cash? any comment on the allegations in the newspapers today? three years ago, he became chief executive of the prince�*s foundation, an umbrella group for a number of prince charles�*s charitable interests. newspaper reports allege that mr fawcett offered to assist a wealthy saudi national and major donor to the prince�*s foundation with citizenship and with an honour. mahfouz marei mubarak bin mahfouz received an honorary cbe in late 2016. one former government minister who�*s written books on royal finances wants a police investigation into the allegations. in 2013, mr fawcett resigned from a previous job with the royal family after an internal report criticised the running of the royal household. -- in 2003. now, michael fawcett�*s been forced to resign twice already, and both times, under cover of darkness, almost, he was reinstated by prince charles when the hoo—hah died down. so, prince charles is very, very closely linked with this man, and i�*m sure that whatever michael fa

one was on theis autism spectrum, charles although he was able to speak as someone with autism can't he was able to speak effectively but had very significant social deficits and could not make eye text i contact. if something to look in the eyes of a person, which we often see and autism. the other extreme, very, very hyper social individual who ndformed connections rich and complex imagery effortlessly and seem to connect all streams of information together in a beautiful tapestry float out effortlessly. in my own way i was amazed by both of these, i was seeing them at the same time as we were studying octave genetics social interaction in mice. i tried to reflect some of the feelings they get stirred by that when you see y patients expressing often debilitating but quite interesting states. to go and be able to test thingsng directly in the animals that are guided by what we see in the patients. i'll type up the neuroscience. catherine, your work is probably the best example for the social interaction and to study social behavior. i was inspired by your work parenting this states

>> when charles was here, he said that in five years, hong kong may overtake and become the largest.e u.s. optimistic? >> i believe that within the next five years, hong kong, nasdaq, and china will be the largest hubs, exchanges in the world. >> it already is. when will it become number one? i'm putting you on the spot. >> i believe within the next five years. it will be fluctuating, but one of the reasons why we set up early on this year's the public funds focused on health care, really that we saw there's so many really exciting health care companies coming out of china, listing in hong kong or u.s. or asia, but we don't have a lot of public investors who really understand health care in this part of the world. there are a lot of really smart investors in the u.s., so we just feel that instead of us as investors needing to educate these public investors, we need investors on the public side, so we recruited or -- our cio. stephen: we should do a whole show on this. rishaad: stephen engle there, our chief north asia correspondent. yvonne: indonesia reaching a covid-19 milestone, ha

neil: charles payne was on the idea of hopefully long term, look at bright side. an investor thinks beyond just tomorrow. worked out press nicely for him hey, charles. charles: hey, neil. >> thank you very much, my friend. that is the most important thing. history is our guide, if we stay the course history says we'll be a-okay. neil: absolutely. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money" for the first part of the session the market was bouncing around in a tight range and held ski support and now taking off. maybe this is consolidation and maybe time to consider buy the dip again but the calendar says september pain might only be getting started. a key correlation once taken as gospel way out of what being, what does it mean about inflation? could it be here to stay? i have an amazing lineup of folks to heavy help navigate this extremely difficult market. president biden meeting with ceos how to. house democrats quest for the welfare state means stripping away the nuclear family. now they have launched a war on marriage. it is so

never molested like charles was, but i did experience, you know, the solitude of being differentracized a bit. with his success as a writer, my thought was hopefully if some kids were to see this, they could understand and overcome anything. actually, when we premiered it in st. louis a couple years ago, after the premiere i asked charles if we were okay, because i didn't let him see anything, he said i just realized that's not me anymore. that statement was a powerful one for me that i hope resonated in the hearts and minds of a lot of our youth today. >> now, you know, i read a lot online. i read "the new york times" piece and then i got it this morning that the sunday story of you. it says this came about as a surprise to you, essentially coming down to the metropolitan opera calling you, telling you that they wanted "fire" to be the first of the 300 odd titles that have been on its stage to have been composed by a black person. in the same article you mentioned black composers in previous eras who deserved the honor but were, of course, denied because of racism. do you feel a

it was one of the moments you will never be the same from. charles: absolutely. phil? or me, i was there, i was a few blocks away and watch the buildings fall and saw the smoke people covered in ash. i watched as we pulled hoses out. i watch the guys at the seaport push the cars out of the stock area and pump water on them so window wipers would move. there was dust that looked like snow. we tour our t-shirts off to make masks. i went home and a tugboat. i got hosed off because they thought i was contaminated and i went home and found my family in tears because they thought i was dead. thank god i got through that fine, but let me flip the narrative, there was so much loss of life and tragedy, but there was a lot of amazing moments for example, i saw how we help people that were sick and every memo the first day we went back and we were so excited to ring the bell. we got on that boat and it was silent and we got to manhattan with dust everywhere and military and it was overwhelming for they handed us flags. we waved at the flags and all of a sudden there was a chant of

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was it would you tell me a little bit about him and her yeah, so so charles j. douglas was strang went around the and a long tour of fundraising and recruitment to her in the east coast in 1849 in 1850. he was accompanied by a young man named charles j douglas who he introduced to everyone as his nephew and private secretary and if we had it i put it up on the screen right now. it's quite a great photograph charles street douglas posed for a photograph the trick with charles date jay douglas was he wasn't charles j douglas, and he wasn't a he he was elvira field who was in fact strange first plural wife meaning his first polygamous wife and it says a great deal about the weird gender relations in the time. i mean, they didn't fool everybody right a lot of people were like you know who's the woman strengths traveling around with it? right, but they fooled a lot of people and i think a lot of that had to do with the displays of femininity that happened in the hugely ornate displays of femininity and the people just didn't know what to make of this person. and so th

this was charles who although he was able to speak as somewhat autism cap he was able to speak effectively but had very significant social deficits could not make eye contact it was clearly something averse to look in the eyes of another person which we often often see and autism. the other extreme very, very hyper individual who had instant connections rich and complex imagery and seem to connect all phases, all streams of information together to a beautiful tapestry that flowed out effortlessly. in my own way i was amazed by both of these patients. i sing these patients at the same time we were studying with optic genetics social interaction in mice. i tried to reflect some of the amazing feelings they get stirred by that when you see patients who are expressing often debilitating but quite interesting states to build to test things directly with animals that are guided by what we see in the patients. i will play about the neuroscience but of course katherine your work isn't the best example for the social interaction on optic genetics to study social behavior. i was inspired by your wor

years, getting his firstjob with a fitment to the queen in 1981 and went on to be prince charles �*s valet. that was and shirts for prince charles to wear every morning so that gives you an idea of the closeness between them. but now, he has stepped down, temporarily, from the role he had as the head of the prince�*s foundation, looking after prince�*s foundation, looking after prince charles�*s charitable concerns. that is why the investigation has been launched. we have not heard about what you said about the allegations but in terms of what he said of helping businessman getting an honour, he says he says he has not done anything wrong and his donations were not linked to any return of four of any sort of honour like what are the prince�*s foundation saying? i will take you to the statement. it goes on to say they are 15,000 people in training to get to work or starting up their own businesses and the foundation have also added, that he is going to cooperate with this investigation and that he is welcoming it. investigation and that he is welcoming it. earlier, i spoke to the former liberal democ

charles: and of course, the gut bunch was when president biden asked opec to pump more oil while layeringre restrictions and bad mouthing american producers. it's just mind boggling to me. larry: i don't think, charles, just on that point, i mean, it was pathetic seeing a u.s. president begging the saudi s and the russians to print oil, to produce oil. i don't know if biden knows that we have the best energy sector in the world, and that we were the world's largest energy producer pre-pandemic. we were pumping out nearly 13.5 million-barrels per day, okay? the saudis are stuck at around 10 million, and the russians slightly less, so if he wanted more oil to reduce gasoline prices at the pump, the world price of oil leads directly to gasoline prices at the pump, then he should have opened up energy, instead of closing it down, he should have put the keystone pipeline through. he should allow drilling on federal lands. he should allow drilling and stop clockerring fossil fuel producers we're the best in the world and nat gas is a clean burning fuel. we have the lowest carbon emissions of an

it was charles stratford reports from campbell. there has been a huge concern for the 152200000 civilians in the punchy valley. talking about spokes person which i had earlier saying that there hadn't been a single civilian casualty. and he called on all danny's to to respect punch punch series, as they called with the same respect that they would treat any other afghan. he said the food had run out of food was running out. they've been shortages in the valley during the fighting. he said that food was going to be sent in, and he said that telecommunications communications and electricity was also going to be re started. the world health organization says that 90 percent of hospitals and clinics and i've got a san will run out of money and shot their doors health care in the country relies on international donations which been frozen since the fall of onto a control guineas military rouelis, abad. government officials from leaving the country qu, leaders summon ministers and told them to hand over that passports and vehicles. they

>> charles, it was devastating to read that piece.f a public school. i tested into an elite public high school in boston, boston lawton school. i understand exactly what the figures were referring to. it is sad that you have so many 8th graders across the country not proficient in math and science, or math and reading. that means they can't do basic things to function in society, find employment. frankly to experience upward mobility that is part of the american dream. i do think when we talk about how do we turn this around, you cannot have that conversation without talking about school choice. charles, congratulations to your daughter, or granddaughter, maybe, starting third grade. i have a kid who just started fourth grade today as well in a public school. we're blessed to be able to purchase homes in good communities that have excellent public schools but for the parents and families that don't have that ability, being able to take tax dollars, frankly dollars they're putting into the system and giving them some choice of where th

prominent if among them was charles dawson who was credited as the sketch artist the of several 1864 illustrations. he illustrate -- the illustrated london news did not identify any of its draft riot sources, but in light of subsequent works he's a strong cop tender as the artist of the -- contender as the artist of the riot sketches. he certainly needed the work as of july 4th in 1863 following the collapse of "vanity fair" for which he had served as editor. the similarity between the leslies and london news illustrations, in the 1850s and 1860s, it was common for artists to produce more than one version of a kevin to aecom days -- of a sketch to i accommodate two different can clients especially if they were separated by an ocean. finally, they did not purchase sketches that were the basis for other publications' engravings. the full-page august 15th depiction of the, as it's called, the insurgents burning the orphan asylum, copied inaccurate buildings looming in the back that could be mistaken for a parisian scene during the 1848 revolution but for the one vin yet tucked into its

charles: i do remember stagflation but i was a kid, okay? ber mom and dad talking about it and it sounded bad, that is all i can say. brian, thank you so much, my friend. i appreciate it. >> thanks, charles. charles: you heard of unicorns right? forget about them, it is all about the dragons. we'll tell you all about it. wall street red to make it rain ipos. consider how many were disasters, should you find shelter and pass on this moment? we're talking about bitcoin hitting 100,000, 200,000, 300,000. there is top researcher at a top wall street powerhouse who says, one billion dollar bitcoin? he says it could happen. we'll have details. we'll be right back now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business and offer plans as low as $30 per line. more businesses choose verizon than any other network. we are open and ready for you. ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performan

it's up to that 400 feet width that john charles was talking about in his article. in addition, number three, i like this sort of image because here we can see the local roads, one of the local roads around it. you'll see there's no access onto the main parkway. to accommodate faster moving traffic, we eliminate that access point. why? small children will run out into the cars and get crushed, right. there's no access or what we call limited access. specific points are designed where you can get on the roadway. the parkway moves through line and we mound up a little soil and build bridges allowing local traffic to move over that. at specific places design what we all know today as a freeway interchange. here is road moving over. here are our budding owners. they have no right of access. they got to come out and come down the road, come back and get on that parkway here. where have we seen that bridge before? central park. the great crossing structure. viola. the birth of the limited access roadway through the creation of these particular bridges, right. the interest

her brother, charles, was the pilot of american airlines flight 77 that terrorists crashed into the pentagon on 9/11. representative hoekstra served as u.s. ambassador to the never once during the trump administration. he represented the second state -- second district of the state of michigan in the house of representatives. he served as chairman and ranking member of the house intelligence committee, and i am honored to say i had the opportunity to work with him on the staff of that committee. welcome. >> thank you. nice to be here. fred: i want to offer my condolences for your loss and to thank you for your your -- for your work honoring your brother's legacy. i also wanted to ask you to offer your reflections on this terrible day after 20 years. >> i will echo what you said. the fact that 20 years have passed, you do get a different perspective about that day in the long view, but one of the things i worried about when we started building the 9/11 museum shortly after the planning began and i was asked to be on the board, my worry was that it was too soon to build the museum because ever

i think that is the greatest fear, charles. i wasset with you when we were talking about powell saying that quantitative tightening would be like watching paint dry even though at the same time the fed was hiking interest rates. i think powell is scarred by that. i was intrigued to hear him speak of their opinions. he was obviously saying that the opinions of other officials on the fomc will not necessarily be dictating policy. i thought that was very bold on his part but there is obviously a much higher bar specifically in the mind of chair powell and it does look like this is for the taking. >> what is that though? what is the magic number? is there a magic number, unemployment for 3% for everyone in general? lower for blacks, hispanics, service workers? is there a magic number or somewhere near there? because to me would seem to me both are the same test. moving well, economy fenn for itself hike rates now. someone brought up the question, inflation four years running above your target. he brushed it off as not hearing means he re

charles: furnishing part of the retail sales number was boffo. giving me the next thing. since i met you, i don't want to tell folks out long it has been, beginning with buckle. i won't tell you how long, buckle. what are you looking at? >> the buckle is the one gift that keeps on giving. i like private aviation. clear, you. wheels up, take a look at up. charles: they say buy what you know. you must know the private jets pretty good. thank you, kristin, erin. i couldn't ask for a better panel. the final hour of trade something moments away. how about investing in immortality? that's right. we'll be back. ... [deep exhale] [fast upbeat music resumes] [music stops] to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you - with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... with the ri

>> that's right, charles, september was rocky like we thought it might.ere is the thing, 1929, '87, 2008. october is known for spectacular crashes. we think october is misunderstood. last 20 years, october the fourth begs month. the last 10 years, fourth best month. since 1950, in the middle. 7th best month. october is misunderstood, charles, one more quick one for you. if you look odd number years, october does really well, last five times in odd number years october was higher. what does that mean? that is when you don't have an election or a midterm election, right? pre-election jitters. when you have those october is usually lower. this is a year without an election next month. so remember that. charles: ryan i don't hear you. you were going in and out there but we definitely got the message there. senator joe manchin, he has come out, he has spoken to reporters including fox business. listen he is saying he is willing to make some compromise here with had progressives colleagues. he has gone to 1.5 trillion. that is his number. of course we keep hear

prominent among them was charles dawson -- [inaudible] who was credited at the sketch. artist of several 1864 illustrations. the illustrated london news did not identify any of its draft riot sources, but in light of subsequent work shammings, a strong contender as the a artist of the riot sketches, he certainly needed the work as of july 4th, 1863, following the collapse of the humor weekly "vanity fair" for which he had served as editor. as for the similarity between the leslie's and london news illustrations, in the 1850s and 1860s it was common for artists to produce more than one version is of a sketch to accommodate two different clients, especially if they were separated by an ocean. finally, the -- [inaudible] launched the same year as harper's weekly, did not copy other papers' illustrations or purchase sketches that were the basis for other engravings. its full-page august 15th of depiction of the burning of the asylum included inaccurate gothic revival building looming in the back could be mistaken for a parisian scene during the 1848 revolution. but for the

newsom to continue leading california governor newsom was in san francisco today urging voters to vote no in the upcoming recall election bound for charlesfford was at the event he brings us more on the governor's message today. now the governor visited the mission district. talk to supporters were making phone calls urging people to vote no. >> in the recall election. the governor also spoke to the media took a lot of time today attacking the leading candidate against him. larry elder. he says that elder is to the right of donald trump and that the policies of the republican party if they were to be elected in this recall could hurt california. i think this is a very consequential race. >> they've been ads that say this is about life and death. i really believe that. our approach to this pandemic. we believe to save lives. their approach. we quite literally believe what impact not only public health, the state but impact our economic recovery, which as you know, is one of the fastest growing in america. 80 billion dollar operating surplus, unprecedented job creation and 14,000 jobs created last month know the state comes close to the ec

i was reminded that you write about charles darwin so i thought i would read from that section of the book. it is the bringing together of memoir and journalism to write about the kissing bug disease in which my aunt was diagnosed with and after many years lost her life to this disease and in its chronic form, it doesn't have a cure of the parasitic disease and parasite it usually goes after the heart and i didn't get all that information when i was growing up. the information that i got was described she must have eaten some type of fruit in her home country and as the parasite was transmitted that way so part of the book is also sort of describing and making sense of this disease both as a child and then as an adult and as a journalist being able to do research so i'm going to read from a chapter and i think all you need to know is my aunt who was diagnosed of the disease and lost her life to it that just means her nickname. she is very religious but she was nicknamed that way because she had a very long memory being pulled into every family story on behalf of everyone in the family

election bound for charles clifford was at the event he brings us more on the governor's message today. now the governor visited the mission district. talk to supporters were making phone calls urging people to vote no. >> in the recall election. the governor also spoke to the media took a lot of time today attacking the leading candidate against him. larry elder. he says that elder is to the right of donald trump and that the policies of the republican party if they were to be elected in this recall could hurt california. i think this is a very consequential race. >> they've been ads that say this is about life and death. i really believe that. our approach to this pandemic. we believe to save lives. their approach. we quite literally believe what impact not only public health, the state but impact our economic recovery, which as you know, is one of the fastest growing in america. 80 billion dollar operating surplus, unprecedented job creation and 14,000 jobs created last month know the state comes close to the economic output and no other state is enjoy only a few states enjoy lower

the prowler, wesley charles martin's, was arrested inside of his truck, a pipe bomb, ar style rifles and a racist manifesto which stated a desire to "wipe out the black, hispanic, and jewish populations." >> they found ammunition that was personally inscribed with to a widow from the grim reaper. a good start. first of many. and heard around the world. >> police believe his call per tent -- potentially prevented multiple mass shootings across the bay area. >> i'm very glad i called it in. because i'm sure it probably saved a bunch of lives and prevented a major tragedy from happening. reporter: the police and da want his actions to be a lesson. they are calling on the public to raise the red flag to prevent future pain in our area. >> doesn't happen every day but we rely on those phone calls and that partnership in solving crime in our community. >> is too late to stop the gilroy garlic festival shooting. but it is never too late to stop the next one. reporter: one could only imagine what may have happened had his plan played out, thanks to his call, we will never know. dustin dorsey

charles: a lot of investors reach out and tell me they are upset by lack of action with the sec, and some the investment announcement wasg so there's some conspiracy out there. how important is it for investors to believe that the playing field is level? >> yeah, so charles it's not just important for investors to believe, you know the playing field is level. it's more important for the playing field to actually be level, right? so this is the most level the playing field has ever been in my opinion, and with retail investors they have more access than ever to the markets they have more power than ever. they are actually moving so many individual stocks, they are moving the entire market but charles even with the playing field being more level, there's no substitute for due diligence in the time it takes to actively manage a portfolio, right so in the past year and a half we've only see the markets go up so today things liked to happens, and the market drops 3% people start to freak out and play with emotions, so here is a quick tip in my opinion. if you don't have the time or interest to actively manage a portfolio, th

and charles was also telling people that she is a full bird -- >> nobody questioned her? e discovered that military glory, that big time government career didn't exist. any of it. there was no high-profile state department job in washington d.c., no travel abroad air force two with the vice president, no secret undisclosed locations. they were all the fantastic stories of tough sophisticated con artists. a con that wasn't about social prestige either, it was about cash. chuck and his documents? >> i knew we had a very substantial fraud case because those documents in particular were used to get benefit money from the va and social security documents a source documents that gave legitimacy to his. claim >> chuck was claiming thousands of dollars a month and disability payments. then, look at this. it looked like was martha ann helping talk. for example, she signed on statements we for supporting checks claim for 100% disability. >> she claimed that he wouldn't be able to clean it -- help him self, he couldn't bathe, he would wander around the house aimlessly. >> guys in bad

charles, a short while ago i was watching you talk about all of the assets now that have landed at that building. >> that's right, harris, a lot of police activity here right now. just a short time ago we saw the f.b.i. move in on the laundrie home in full force. you can see what is going on across the street right now. we saw nearly a dozen agents go to the front door, announce a search warrant twice before going inside and removing both chris and roberta laundrie, brian's parents. both placed inside a van outside the home. right now it's not clear if they are still in the vehicle. no indication that agents have removed the parents elsewhere. we expected police to continue their search for brian laundrie at the carlton reserve this morning but learned from police that the search of that nature reserve had been called off and a surprise to everybody. it is a large place. it is 25,000 acres. agents had only been out there for two days searching. as of yesterday hadn't found anything according to the north port police department. obviously we learned the news yesterday of a body being fou

charles cantor was hugely optimistic on technology and what they are doing. now the american economy we need to stagger to the fed meeting. neil dutta joins us. have you adjusted your q3 guesstimate for q3 or q4? neil: we have taken down q3 a little bit but i have bumped up q4. more momentum going into the fourth quarter. whether that is in inventory rebuilding or consumer spending to the extent that delta variant is a cause of any weakness in consumption. we know that is beginning to turn around somewhat. we are seeing things like travel bookings picked up, traffic pickup. michael: -- tom: what did you get out of retail sales? i was overwhelmed by amazon like nonretail sales. i looked at all of the good news of american nonretail store consumption. what did you see ex challenges in automobiles? neil: even if you take non-store retailers out the number is solid. from a macro perspective, despite the spread of coronavirus, retail sales beat. that is the main takeaway. it stands to reason as these things come under more control that there is more room for consu

was back in 1981. he then went on to be prince charles�*s valley and that was a job that involved him selecting suits andvery morning at kensington palace and that gives an id of the closeness between them. now, he stepped down temporarily from the role he had as the head of prince�*s foundation, the overarching charity the king after the interests of prince charles�*s charitable concerns. that is why an investigation is being launched. we have not heard from michael fawcett himself about the allegations but in terms of the allegation that he helped to saudi businessmen gain and honour, we have had from the businessman who says he has not done anything wrong and his donations amid the foundations were in no way linked to any sort of a turn off of any sort of charitable or any sort of function like that.— any sort of charitable or any sort of function like that. what are the prince's foundation _ of function like that. what are the prince's foundation saying? - of function like that. what are the prince's foundation saying? i - of function like that. what are the prince's foundation saying? i will| prince