as for charlie? student, and a popular kid who has done well. it's time to move on. we welcome him back with open arms. >> that didn't happen and authorities were not done with charlie. he had been living back in canada but when he tried to cross into the united states to attend a friend's wedding, charlie was arrested. he was indicted in federal court, charged with receiving a firearm in interstate commerce, intending to use it to commit a felony and two counts of false statements at the time of the purchase. the alleged purchase happened 40 days before his father's shooting. in june 2018, charlie pleaded guilty to each of the three charges. he was sentenced to 20 years. in november 2019, new defense attorney asked the court to vacate his sentence on the grounds of ineffective counsel. in his filing, charlie admitted he killed his father but insisted he only did it to protect his mother from his dad's escalating abuse. information the new lawyer argued should've been presented at sentencing. in his

charlie. charlie: do you know that? producers are doing a phenomenal job, because last weekend i had a family weekend -- wedding in northeastern arkansas. and i'm from north,, so i drove through the eastern side of oklahoma, and i did it intentionally -- rachel: how long did it take for you to to get there? will: five hours. by the way, get off the interstates. i know everyone knows. that you see america. yeah, i drove through oklahoma because i wanted to see that -- i know it, i've been up there, in fact, i'll be doing thanksgiving this year in broken bow. charlie: really? will: yeah. it's mountainy over there. my big trach theaway -- takeaway is there's so many beautiful compers of america s and you wouldn't know this about -- corners of america, and you wouldn't mow this about southeastern oklahoma. i had that weekend, and i guess he's my if step dad, but he married my mom when i was in my tos, so i never really called him my step dad, he's my friend. it was his daughter getting married, and he gave a really awesome

charlie: that's amazing.'s 55% of new york city third graders are below the line and what do you have to do to fix this. >> obviously there's a teacher shortage that needs talented people that encourage children to attend school and absenteeism issue and going in the country and 26% chronic absenteeism and if you're not in school, you're not going to learn. leadership, teachers, curriculum having courage to adapt. charlie: the idea we have to do something to make things feel safe and in the classroom, kids are not going to learn if you have, if that's even a problem you have to address. >> that's right. it's a big problem. charlie: incredible. thank you for the work you do. it's the lord's work and must be done if we want to keep our country. thank you, mary cantwell. kamala harris painting herself as tough on crime. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with se

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charlie: amen. emphasize one of those points. you mentioned the illegal issue here, we are competing against foreigners for homes? what a violation of the social contract. that your 25-year-old son who is an american citizen gets married, he wants to have a beautiful family in gilbert and has to go and compete against a foreigner or a home? we shouldn't put up with that ok, our homes should be prioritized for americans first above foreigners. period. [applause] and so, can he speak to that, j.d.? sen. vance: absolutely. you put it so well. this is just disgraceful. kamala harris's entire policy is to import millions and millions of people into this country who violate our laws and then give them benefits that should go to american citizens. we could go down the line. she wants to give them homes that are too good for american citizens. she wants to give the medicare, give illegal aliens medicare which would bankrupt that program and throw millions of american citizens into poverty. she wants to give

charlie? charlie: thank you, rachel.lines, the house foreign affairs committee is reported by expanding its investigation into the biden-harris administration's withdrawal from afghanistan in 202 is. that's according to "the washington post". the report says the committee is looking for witness testimony from at least three senior military officers directly involved in the evacuation. 13 u.s. service members were killed during the withdrawal. >>> to the fox business alert, regulators say stellantis-owned chrysler is recalling about 1.2 million vehicles mt. u.s. because of -- in the u.s. because of a software malfunction in the antilock brake system. officials say it increases the risk of a crash. the vehicles include the 2019 and 202211-2024 dodge ram 1500 trucks. dealers will update the system for free. the company is also a recalling more than 30,000 jeep gladiators and wranglers due to a potential short circuiting issue. >>> wednesday marks the 23 years since 9/11, and a huge american flag memorial in texas is honorin

she has before, charlie. >> charlie tha: that, she has, that, she has her jaleesa, kamala harris will the dinner a wonderfulf tradition of presidential candidates at celebrated for 40 years. but ththe list of things this woman is afraid of. >> lisa: this is the first time a presidential candidate has ditched the vendor since 1984. so this is something both parties have done and it supposed to bring people together and help a women and children and the spokesperson for th e dinner are disappointed for her to unite the country. but that is why we have memes going around on x trump is dodging bullets while she's dodging interview safe and sou d from her interviews and all ofs these jokes at her expense. it really speaks to her andke authenticity and at the end of the day, it looks it looks enormously weak at a time weoble faced so many problems where there is so much chaos with ther economy or border around the world is wealth or any candidate being mocked for not being able to address a fun crowd and making jokes.g donald trump had amazing banger lines in 2016, you know, it is great to

charlie: it was hysterical. larry: what's your forecast? charlie: well, i say no.on't, he will. but you never know. she's embolden by the debate performance. you know, i'm going to say to toss up all my sources. larry: we're running so far behind i love you guys it's great, steve forbes, charlie gasparino, kamala harris and al smith the late departed. switching gears, where is kamala harris? okay, this is another one. we've got alex marlow, we've got byron york, chief political correspondent at the washington examiner fox news contributor. gentlemen, welcome. we are running hot. alex if kamala harris can't even get through the oprah show without, i'm reading it breitbart's news candidate thing, oprah had to prod her to answer the question? i'm assuming a whole lot of millions of people watch oprah. what does that mean? help us out here. >> yeah, the whole biden administration line has been that inflations coming down, larry. we know it's not coming down. just slowing a little bit and then when you see her try to squirm, the main question she has to answer, how is s

larry: charlie had dinner with joe biden last night. charlie: two nights ago.nt. john carney -- charlie: he did not fall asleep in his spaghetti. larry: charlie gasparino. switching very quickly. israel bombed hezbollah headquarters today. here is a belief clip from mr. netanyahu's speech at the u.n. take a listen to this. >> they know that in the swamp of anti-semetic bile, there's an automatic majority willing to demonize until israel, until the jewish state is treated like other nations, until this anti-semetic swamp is drained. the u.n. will be viewed by fair-minded people everywhere, and nothing more than a contemptuous farce. larry: wow tough stuff but ask me, spot-on. joining us north dakota governor doug burgum, was a top trump advisor who himself just returned from a trip to israel and met with the cabinet. governor burgum, as always, sir, so you heard that clip from mr. netanyahu's speech and of course israel is bombing hezbollah when they're not taking out their cell phones or their pagers, and their walkie talkies. anyway, whene in israel, what did

i'm kind of glad charlie came along. he goes out my way way. charlie is a trout fisherman too. i remember once in the days we used to the streetcar together. we got to talking trout fishing so hard i forgot to get off at my stop. the guys who work right in the wholesale market get to like fresh fruit and vegetables. charlie had some of the first melons of the season picked out and nice of them to give me one and i think tastes better for breakfast and a good melon. charlie's a good guy, always doing something that. yes, sir. there's like getting home from a good ninth walk coming up your own street. looking forward to a good hot meal and a hot bath, a chance to relax and talk the wife and especially no more stuff to lift. the did i say no more stuff? lift. all right. well, yes, sir. 60,000 pounds a night. i'm 50 million americans are addicted to smoking. 420,000 of our fellow citizens die each year because of tobacco and tobacco related illnesses. americans want to know

she's also charlie adelson's girlfriend.t in a probable cause affidavit, prosecutors lay out more on their theory of the murder after wendy adelson's divorce from markel, it's alleged that she and her family are determined for her to move with her two children to south florida. the report goes on to show a series of back and forth calls between various members of the adelson family and katherine magbanua in the hours before and after the murder. in addition, the record shows that since markel's murde, magbanua a's bank account grew by at least $56,000, mostly in cash deposits. in the affidavit, authorities say wendy adelson was initially cooperative with police. but after markel's memorial service in tallahassee, the entire adelson clan leaves for south florida, where they promptly change the children's last names from markel to adelson. and they stop talking to investigators at the time, wendy's lawyer wasn't talking but accused shooter sigfredo garcia's attorney had his own theories. >> everyone here is under the assumptio

yeah, so, charlie went _ ask what to charlie? yeah, so, charlie went out, _ ask what to charlie?s, i am at it. i'm afraid your son charlie has been stuck is critical. my wife and my 15—year—old daughter to, critical. my wife and my 15—year—old daughterto, louise, adam, critical. my wife and my 15—year—old daughter to, louise, adam, who lives with his partner. a traumatic cardiac arrest, we were behind while they operated, they have to massage his heart,. the model times, but then we rushed up to the royal sussex, locked in a police car materialised child another cardiac arrest. very, very long story. fast forward, for two days fought for his life every gram of blood in his body, had a ruptured spleen ruptured bowel fought so hard god blesses hot, for two days, and then lost his battle 20 to eight on tuesday the 25th ofjuly, 17 years old, because someone thought it was all right to take a knife to a party, use it on innocent human being, victoria. pond innocent human being, victoria. and don't know how either of you cope with the loss of a child in that way. i don't know how. char

charli xcx.s to _ not charli xcx. why have they changed venues to abbey - not charli xcx. why have they i changed venues to abbey road? not charli xcx. why have they - changed venues to abbey road? i don't think there will be a live segment as there normally is. are these all linked in terms of vaccinations? usually around this — terms of vaccinations? usually around this time, _ terms of vaccinations? usually around this time, i _ terms of vaccinations? usually around this time, i would - terms of vaccinations? usually around this time, i would be i around this time, i would be putting my suit and making my way over hammersmith apollo, red carpet, a couple of drinks and then sit down to dinner and then some performances from whoever is available. but it is a lot more low—key this year. my a lot more low—key this year. my understanding is there is not a headline sponsor, they kind of give it the weight and pizzazz in normally has. it is a much more intimate affair this year with most of the nomin

but no, i'm joking charlie, i'm joking charlie charlie rowley is not racist. >> no, he's not. >> there, charlie. no, no no . 110. >> no. >> but yeah, but definitely a fear of people for people being able to say what they believe without being labelled instantly. >> yeah. and do you find that frustrating? jj as a person of colour that you know that you can say things that people like charlie can't because of that label? >> i love it, it's great for me, it's fantastic . for example, it's fantastic. for example, i can come on here and as i've said, i don't think we should be funding the ukraine—russian war. i think the ukrainian society, of course not. not every ukrainian is racist, but there's a history of their of attacking synagogues, jewish cemeteries, the romani community. we saw trains when russia first invaded ukraine. we saw trains of people and we saw black students trying to get on those trains to leave ukraine, being pushed off the trains by white ukrainians. we saw that. and yet i'm supposed to be sat in this country paying my taxes, happy that my money is going to a country w

charlie! >> david: tonight, charlie, the basketball star and singing star.and charlie, we're cheering you on, too. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. being shot in the chest in a robbery attempt at union square tonight. the details about exactly where that bullet hit that coach, kyle shanahan, calls amazing. >> plus, i shared my story because i wanted justice to be done. >> she wants justice, and not just for her black eye. this story is about race and social justice, and that is part of building a better bay area. >> plus new charges filed on that georgia high school shooting, not against the teenage gunman, but his father. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> in one case, a black marker, in the other a black eye. both signs of what we need to overcome to ensure racial and social justice in the bay area. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. building a better bay area means fighting for justice, especially when it comes to cases involving race, religion and

do it right. >> how are you doing, charlie >> good.sharon tate's little sister deborah scathed watching it play out on tv. >> they were mocking america. they were mocking our very foundation. >> everyone seemed to be watching. everyone seemed to have an opinion, even the president of the united states. >> here is a man who is guilty, directly or indirectly of eight murders without reason. >> the next headline l.a. times manson guilty, nixon declares, and through the trial and to turmoil. >> all the while manson basked in the glow of the media saying anything about anyone. >> the judge made a fool about himself, again, and then he questions my sanity. i question his. >> at the end of the 22-week trial, buliosi said the family preached love but practiced cold-blooded murder. >> literally slaughtered the victims. >> the verdict after nine days of deliberations. the jury found all four defendants guilty of first- degree murder. >> in my verdict, i wanted to protect the society. after all, this is the united states of america, and we have a

i'm not surprised, charlie. charlie: my wonderful sense of humor? so quick.visor take on kamala harris' position. liz: kamala. charlie: i couldn't get it right. but in any event, so, i actually, and i've written about this i reported it on your show, got the full monte from one of her outside tech economic advisors, who made these following points with her. nothing everything is on the table. nothing is, everything is on the table. nothing is off the table. this whole notion of a wealth tax, unrealized capital gains tax is not committed, whether you believe it or not . the counter-argument is it's in the biden budget. she says she supports the budget, it's actually the biden-harris budget, but this guy said wait a few weeks to figure out exactly what she wants. he's saying you're going to be surprised. she's not going to be a socialist or what is it? trump call her kamala? but, you know, she's very centrist. she wants to know, this is what he told me, the roi, return on equity, return on investment, i'm sorry, of every single policy she has, and that being pr

that would like to introduce charlie cook who will be moderating today's -- charlie cook. i know i don't want to block him. charlie cook is a renowned political analyst and columnist for the "national journal." 1984 at the age of 30 he started the cook political report, an independent nonpartisan newsletter that the "new york times" once said was a newsletter that both parties regard as p authoritative. there's so much -- then see this evening news anchor bob schieffer called the cook political report the bible of the political community. our hunt the washington bureau chief of the "wall street journal" has referred to cook as the picasso of election analysis. cook was the co-author of the 2020, 2022, and 2024 editions of 24 editions of the almanac of american politics. he has appeared many times on abc "world news tonight," this week, the cbs evening news, "nbc nightly news" and cnn inside politics and over a dozen times on npc "meet the press." now the longest running -- spirit where she was the executive producer. >> no coincidence there. now the longest running show on

there is the great charlie gasparino right there. charlie you're still down there. steve mnuchin and i are here onset. what can you tell us? charlie: um, well, i thought it was really good speech. you know, listen. this is a little bit of a skeptical crowd as you know. i've been covering the economic club of new york. i remember coming here listening to alan greenspan back in the day. it's a pro-trade group but i think for the first time donald trump articulated his trade policies why it could be pro-growth and i think he sold it. i also think given everything else he proposed which is cuts in corporate taxes, you know, cuts in individual taxes, and some of the social issues which ring very true here about the migrant crisis which if you live in new york you see that everyday and how unsafe the city has become because of that so remarks about how venezuela is safer than new york because of the migrant crisis and because they are all coming here and maybe next year we'll hold the event in curacas. i almost fell to the floor when he said that it was typical trump and

charlie's got plenty of work lined up for us. the market is really getting busy.the market, in wholesale houses like this one, truck after truck comes rolling in, strawberries, tomatoes, asparagus, grapefruit, melons, crate after crate, all night long. ♪♪ as fast as the lumpers get unloaded, each shipment has to be unloaded by the porters. weighed and graded so that the right price could be put on it. the floor men are experts at figuring the price of a shipment by looking at a few samples. ... samples. it takes an expert to set price high enough to make a profit and still low enough to meet the competition so the food will sell fast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's daylight by the time the last truck is unloaded and the lump her nose by then he's done a good nights work.ht 60,000 pounds a night, five nights a week. that's my average and i don't mind saying i'm proud of it. now the market is jampacked with fresh fruits and vegetables even before the day is really begun, the retail dealers are in to take it to the neighborhood markets and stores. about the time i'm finish

charlie? charlie: okay, so i think there's two stories here.t because it came out and we had to go on the air and everything. to me it seems like a lot of little things. quid pro quo is basically what it is, at bottom some sort of fraud charge. we give you contributions, meaning these foreign entities in turkey, you know, i give you something else but what he gave them, meaning eric adams, allegedly, was pretty like a, i don't know, like -- liz: how is that small? charlie: it was like a fire department code approval early, you know, some sort of a fast-track of fire department code approval. it was not that -- liz: what do they allege he got in return? charlie: obviously if he knew that they were funneling foreign dignitaries were funneling money through shell company, or shell people, fake people, that's a campaign finance violation. if he was getting upgrades from foreign entities -- liz: for flights. charlie: upgrades, come on. some of this , i'm used to sam bankman-fried pulling $10 billion out of somebody, out of people's wallets. liz: but

the video with charlie was crazy. people and create the next generation of hoopers, which is all we want to do. >> charlie! >> david: tonight, charlie, the basketball star and singing star. and the campers cheering him on. incredible little player, the whole team cheering him on. we're cheering him on, too. i'm david muir, i'm see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. in pleasant hill, where four car crashes are under investigation. investigators say just after 1:00, a car exiting interstate 680 slammed into a car on contra costa boulevard that caused a chain reaction and another car hit a p-g-and-e's utility pole, causing it to fall on a box truck. one person was hurt. the cars have been cleared, but there's a big mess left behind, including several traffic lights that are out because of that fallen utility pole. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm larry beil. >> thanks for joining us. we'll start with the 40 niners and wide receiver ricky pearsall on the practice field today in santa clara. you can see

charlie: [laughter] liz: kidding. charlie: no.erious. i think the judge was trying to give her and say she really not only gave the prosecution a lot but endured a lot through this; however, in good conscience, he said he just can't let it go. charlie: it's securities fraud. there's a minimum here. a minimum is that, you know, if you do it, you've got to go to jail for something. it's also very high profile. i think if it was maybe no one ever heard of her, or heard of him, probably she might have gotten like six months, but -- liz: she may get out early or good behavior? charlie: yeah, two things, she's going to a federal pen, not a state pen. she can work on her trading skills. maybe learn how not to take other people's money. liz: she's got a lot of time to think about it. charlie thank you. charlie: write a book and come on the "clayman countdown." liz: she is always welcome. breaking news, folks this just hitting the tape, microsoft-backed open a.i. chief technology officer mira maradi is leaving the a.i. firm after six and a

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charlie and the chocolate factory is filled with colorful staging and energetic music.ain why the show will give new meaning to the term family friendly. >> all right, this is where the magic will happen, which is really amazing. charlie and the chocolate factory will be the very first show we'll have an audience sitting in these seats. >> reporter: when patrick klein took on charlie and the chocolate factory, he wanted to make sure it felt like a family show. >> are you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. we have a few teenagers and a lot of i adults, so it is multi-generational. it's a concept that i took. and the broadway version, they did the show with all adults essentially, so we decided when we would take the show on, what we wanted to do was to cast children and cast multiple age groups to be on stage at once. >> reporter: they also created an opportunity for families to participate. >> hi, my name is brandon. >> i'm in the ensemble. and off stage, we are father and daughter. >> reporter: they had say getting to share the stage in the chocolate factory is extra sweet.

stan was mad at that man embrace charlie. next. it's worked for taco bell which two people. >> okay. >> both made a living making a run for the border i want to say davidson and diddy. >> you want to say pete davidson and diddy emhoff's is the squared away lawyer. >> i can't imagine he did in the little little animal up there kamala never worked at mcdonald's. we know that. >> right. >> i'm going to i mean, obviously we're going with fozzie on the one side. of course. of coalminer is just a question of p. diddy or doug emhoff. p. diddy i'm going to say doug. doug. >> i'm going to say doug. i mean, it just i can see it on named tammy safer bet i feel like if p. >> diddy worked at taco bell, we would have heard about it in the indictment answer is pete davidson, who was tackled. bill spokesperson, and doug emhoff who was tackled bills, lawyers trick question doug emhoff worked for taco bell. >> he does sound kinda high all the time you start a taco bill order order unfortunately, rather tom, so we didn't get to our last clue, but jus

let's get to it and bring charlie.offender everyone by hitting this note he is the eu tenant governor of north carolina, mark robinson. yeah. points time in the show's extremely long history, we have someone on the offensive meter two weeks in a row unprecedented. >> republican nominee for governor of north carolina, mark robinson, seen here telling steve urkel to get out of his house robinson offend? >> me news robinson, defendant pretty much everybody. cnn first reported on thursday that over a decade ago, robinson made comments on a porn site in which he referred to himself as a black nazi and expressed support for reinstating slavery now, what's cool is know how slavery works because you you, those build a house by yourself i'm not going to say that this is a plot by the democrats to derail mark robinson's campaign. but looking at some of the stuff that he's alleged to have been commenting on on the porn site. all of it didn't feel like stuff a black dude would say some of the verbiage. >> it does feel like i wonde

>> it has to be those about lack asked neighbors, slick former congressman charlie, when did the lies turn? because normally american people count on the politicians to create the lie that we all follow. but now j.d. vance is allowed me to constituent to create the lie that he it's like if the rat played the flute for the pied piper disconnection between the, between the truth these days in dc, it's really sad. >> i don't know how you fix it, but if people don't agree on facts anymore, so hard to have a conversation on a serious issue i disagree. >> see that recent yougov poll, 52% of likely 2024 trump voters believed that the claim is definitely, or probably true, but we are probably are two very different things we also found out this we that at least one haitian immigrant has a high-profile job that president trump might be interested in who is it? >> and what is the job lawyer is a us attorney who is investigating. >> you guys like googling over there you asked attorney he's correct. points to team member the haitian immigrant with an important job as florida prosecutor, markenzy

charlie charlie charlie you just cackle away when trump talks why is it. it's a natural...ind him hilarious but people listen to him and steen comes out. we both spent our lives in the media i spent my entire adult life covering politicians full of [ bleep ] all the time and somebody comes along and says something true but now they say things which is better than a politician anything they say is a lie except this guy who says it's a fascinating interview with very intelligent people in the guy so confident in who he is wandering to areas and answer questions or if he had been the politician school and as you pointed out the problem was are you going to play the game or not and soon as he answers the quest knees playing the game the guy does not have to answer the question if that's not what we're looking for in politics than this won't work that's what we want in politics and what we need in politics kennedy a. and to they all just applied when i say your name. >> it wasn't the great point there. so lex friedman from mit a computer engineer and computer scientist do you th

charlie.ng little scientists and poor thing. >> and you know what happened straight afterwards? they get killed. >> oh, no . >> oh, no. »- >> oh, no. >> all animals that are used for experiments. >> i killed off. >> i killed off. >> no. and i have mousetrap. a mousetrap in my house. now. of course you do. >> yeah. everyone needs them in london, in our houses. >> oh, that's different. is it? this is the lefty thing, isn't it? it's terrible. they get. we get mice in your house. >> they're really funny. >> they're really funny. >> amazing. exactly are they dead? >>i dead? >> i love that, i love that i think it's i think it's a pretty stern breakthrough. if it does work on on humans, i wonder. >> i wonder what the thought process is. right? with the boffins in these labs. what do they come up with? do they sit and watch harry potter and lord of the rings and think, gosh, what can what can we actually do here? what can we invent that? and we'll put it through that. it's some massive, massive thing

charlie kenned you're arliy. charlie makes a good point that it kind of mirrors aren't reporters basically just fleshy alexa's that are just thereng wa saying what they're supposed to say, that where they wereeyby told by their bosses, the editors. >> yes. bossand they believe that theyn are on a missiona to, make suree that they end trump's career by any means. but the scariest thing is when people in power, people in the government collude. >> you know, that was a big word for a while. remember thellud that collusionn with big tech in order what we think and what we ingest. now, speaking of ingeswet, i would love if you would send alexa over to my place to maybe clean up a little and maybe make me a grilled cheese sandwich wheup make n i'm maybed go like alexa, play me some. if you feel like sharif don't t like ihet, that would be veryike nice. what we did the other day. ask alexa, can the president of the sked united states abolishaboli the irs? >> mm-hmm. and alexa was likethe irand ales you know, same answer

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charlie? charlie: i don't know why. you know, liz, i will say this.rforms like a meme stock, and, you know, the meme stocks are all over the place. they usually end up not good, right? usually hurts the small investor, but this looks like a meme stock if there ever was one. stock is up on the notion, i think, that donald trump is going to win the election, even if he wins the election, liz, it has nothing to do with the financial fortunes of djt. this is a company that's losing money, burning cash, and quite frankly, suffers from some of the same things that twitter suffers from, x, that elon has to deal with. lack of advertising, you know, hard to monetize, user growth. this is a bad business model, so my point is that yes, stock is up today. by the way it's two of the founders, right? it's two guys that found it. think about that. they made $100 million out of this? it's just, to me, it's mind boggling that they made $100 million. liz: had they sold a lot earlier, because -- >> they would have made even more. liz: right now, it's at $14 and change.

we can go back to charlie now, can we?tually out there for us to describe exactly what's going on on the ground? charlie, are you there ? there? >> hello? yes, i am. this is the second of two mass drops now , second of two mass drops now, 350 troops landing paratroopers from eight different nato nafions from eight different nato nations of the 700 who gathered here for this commemorative airborne deployment in the ginkel heath. this is where the men first landed from the 17th of september, 1944, for the start of operation market garden . start of operation market garden. garden was the ground operation. the 30 corps armoured or armoured units moving up from normandy to establish a corridor up to arnhem, fighting for many months to reach there but market the airborne armada. the aerial float that came over from england. tens of thousands of paratroopers. they arrived on this location here and 80 years ago, on the first day it landed with glider troops. also establishing the landing zone for paratroopers. it was a relatively

wow amazing. >> i mean, what is amazing, charlie ? charlie?, is that at the moment we're seeing that at the moment we're seeing that great big blue sky and one dakota. but at the time that sky, when they did start the drop, that sky was just filled with very brave soldiers who were just dropped into battle and they said, yes, that's right. >> brave soldiers who weren't anticipated. so they had the enormous relief of arriving without enemy fire. they were able to arrive without the pressure of immediate resistance. as i said, the first arrival was met with dutch. welcome with great glee. they were mobbed by people in the streets as they started their march towards oosterbeek, which is where some of the fiercest fighting later happened. after the withdrawal from arnhem. but the withdrawal from arnhem. but the other remaining flights, the attempt to put some 10,000 airborne forces into this small area was so intense, was so logistically demanding that it had to be done. over several days, several flights were kept on the ground in britain due to

what do you make of this, charlie?ot of people that call you racist on tv would still date you. >> yeah. he was the one sending her messages but i definitely have had my fair share of people that have sent me messages who would say i would love to debate our differences over drinks. >> greg: who said that? >> i'm not one to share the private tax. >> greg: find their names! >> we may disagree but i would like to get you intoxicated. but i will say -- >> yes, he waters? >> i have worked with michael eric dyson when i was at espn and i was hosting first take, he was a regular guest on the show and i wasn't allowed to say anything back then so i would just have to smile and nod, yes, yes back the big words that are coming out of your mouth, yes, true. he is a race baiter. he certainly is r but he also jumped in with me on the red carpet of a super bowl party for a picture and he knows the points i make on this channel. so clearly there is some regularity in his persona. but it is what it is, i suppose. >> greg: did he ever

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now this is another charlie parker. do you like charlie parker?ike, oh, quite amazing, but look at this, you know, this is, hey, hey, what's going on? hey, let me go, i'm an american citizen, let me go, let me go. so, guys, come on, do it without me, and i flew to you from halfway around the world, i have enough of this stuff at home, so show the woman! well, you woke me up anyway, come on! real one, how are you getting along? in the morning there's formation, in the evening there's roll call, and he's longing for the communal romance, does the toilet inspire him more, this one? listen, i think you 've listened to charlie parker too often, where among the slums and skyscrapers there are many advertising. africans walk and chew chuenyam, rob, kill, get a little drunk and drum stylish ladies, dude. tisha, i forgave you after all, quiet! you know about the woman, dad can't help, it's deaf, the bats were sent from moscow, i know, and the club is in the army, yes, so he's an idiot, he showed up at the military registration and enlistment office in full

charlie jacoby, thank ou working as we hope. charlie jacoby, thank you for— working as we hope.rking as we hope. charlie jacoby, thank you for being with us - working as we hope. charlie jacoby, thank you for being with us and i thank you for being with us and those thoughts here on verified live. let me point you to the bbc website, because you've not seen that for the video and you want to, it is available there on the bbc website and the accompanying articles and reaction there has been since that news broke out a little over an hour ago. since that news broke out a little overan hourago. had since that news broke out a little over an hour ago. had to the website if you want more on that, all running store in this hour. a new phase of the covid inquiry began this morning. the inquiry heard harrowing accounts from patients and nhs workers. some 225,000 pages of evidence were disclosed to the inquiry. the public hearings focused on issues such as the diagnosis and treatment of patients with long covid, protective equipment in hospitals, and the policy of shielding. more than 30

founder of pimlico plumbers, charlie mullins obe. charlie. why, tom? you? >> well, you call it what you want , but i'm >> well, you call it what you want, but i'm just not. i'm moving abroad to protect my assets for my family. i mean, you know, they're going to increase inheritance tax, going to increase capital gains, you know, it's just destroying britain . it's, it's just not britain. it's, it's just not practical. no more to be here. and, you know, i've paid, they say, over 100 mil into the system. and i'm afraid to say that, you know, starmer is just driving away sort of investors, entrepreneurs, even just normal people that are on under 150 k, they also want to leave. it's they also want to leave. it's the wrong way to go about it. and unfortunately, they're very anti—business, you know , maybe anti—business, you know, maybe we're better off with the conservatives in, if i'm being honest, because at least they didn't have all this increase in taxes and the workers rights that, you know, i'm pretty sad to be leaving if i'm being honest. i mean, it

we want them to take that journey with with charlie. and patrick hopes that when people watch the show, they relive that sense of youthful wonder. young man. this one in particular, i think is a real opportunity for families to get together enjoy something spectacular on stage and then talk about maybe the themes of the show imagination, the importance of following your heart and your dreams after all, as ... wonka says we are the music makers and we are the dreamers of the dreams >gianna>lots of pure imagination there. charlie and the chocolate factory runs from september 6th through the 22nd, 22nd c stern theater in palo alto. ready for some chocolate? well that is it for the news at nine. thank you so much for joining us. coming up next is the price is right but for more local headlines, including weather and especially on a day like today with those hunters, catch us on our streaming service, cbs news, bay area. we'll see you there and have a great wednesday

liz: charlie thank you, charlie gasparino.ing five minutes away. the s&p it's a little too close to call at the moment. it's down 8 points could flip around and follow the dow. nasdaq down 51 the russel 2000 down six. nasdaq on its way to the fourth day of losses out of the last five. you know, there are many metrics when it comes to deciding whether to buy a stock, including product line-up and leadership. raymond james financial is a really good example of the leadership piece of this and the product. the stock has shot up 480% since paul riley became ceo in may of 2010 and now, he's getting ready to hand over the reigns to the company's cfo in fiscal 2025. ceo paul riley joins us now, in the flesh. thank you for being here. >> it's great to be back on the set, liz. liz: what do you think is the main sort of characteristic that you brought to the company that has been able to promote the stock and have it do as well as it has? >> well the stock is the result of a great team and a 15-year good market also, but it's really car

charlie rowley michael gove. charlie rowley charlie rowley didn't do that very well .a formal adviser. you're looking very formal and very smart. you're a formal former adviser to me with the blue. >> so i'll give you the blue tongue. >> so what catches your attention in the headlines today? >> well, there's a particular story in the times, page 12, which talks about sir mark rowley, metropolitan police commissioner. no relation or no relation, know of no relation , relation, know of no relation, telling the conference, the police federation that , that police federation that, that anybody that accuses the police embolden thugs. now, when i read this, i did sort of, you know, take in that sort of sharp intake of breath and think, oh , intake of breath and think, oh, right. you know, you're making it sound as though you can't criticise the police because the police have got many, many failings. they've been awful bad apples, to say the least. in the metropolitan police, where i absolutely backed sir mark rowley to root out those bad apples to get rid of those people tha

i would say my money is on english teacher if it is not charli xcx.ormally is. are these all linked in terms of explanations? usually around this time, i would be putting my suit and making my way over hammersmith apollo, red carpet, a couple of drinks and then sit down to dinner and then some performances from whoever is available. but it is a lot more low—key this year. my understanding is there is not a headline sponsor, they kind of give it the weight and pizzazz in normally has. it is a much more intimate affair this year with most of the nominees gathering at abbey road to watch some archive performances and see what happens. andrew talking to me a little bit earlier. one more story. just over 50 years ago, a journalist called nancy friday wrote a book — my secret garden — all about women's sexual fantasies. it was a best—seller. now actor gillian anderson — known for playing the sex therapist in the tv series sex education — has compiled her own collection of women's fantasies, called "want", which were emailed to her anonymously by women from

go woke, go broke is the name of charlie's book go buy it folks it is a good read thank you charlie goodoff mics will be off to limit interruptions like between trump and biden who will that help or hurt? but first, pressure is building on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a week after hamas executes six hostages including an american. a live report from tel-aviv, coming right up. [inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ tirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. it's pods biggest sale of the summer. save up to 25% on moving and storage for a limited time. and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. visit pods.com today. >> u.s. officials just charging a pakistani national with planning terror attack at a jewish center? new york city just around october 7th. fox's lucas tomlinson live outside the white house with the very latest. lucas. reporter: david for all of the concern abou