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charlie, norah?thanks, john. >>> storm brought snow and ice to those of you in the pacific northwest. seattle saw up to 3 inches of snow, freezing rain turned roads in portland into sheets of ice. and this morning, the southeast is preparing for new winter blast. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station, wbbm, is tracking it all. >> good morning, charlie and norah. talking about bitter cold for the great plains and the midwest again. the high in chicago, 20 degrees below average, same for minneapolis today. while it's 52 in atlanta today, tomorrow the high temperature in the 30s. a problem, because another storm system is moving into the deep south, creating the possibility of sleet, ice, and snow potential from now, likely all the way through the day on wednesday. and this is going to be a long-term situation, creating an icy mix from the heart of texas on off to the carolina coastline. northern extent of the storm system on average, 1 to 3 inches of snow. this will be a longer period of ic

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he didn't hurt charlie.ized that charlie really wasn't trying to hurt him. >> but charlie must have sensed his brother wasn't happy because he quickly opens his mouth and lets go. >> that really hurts. >> and that's when charlie starts laughing. >> all of a sudden the baby just goes -- like out of nowhere the kid is full on maniacal laugh about biting the kid's finger. >> he found it funny because either i was finding it funny or the whole experience made him laugh. >> howard, the first to witness what millions would come to see and love shows the video to his wife when she came home. >> i thought it was funny. we put it on our digital photo frame for a few weeks and we showed it to friends and family when they visited. >> but howard wants to show the video to a few friends in the states, including the boys' godfather. his friends suggest uploading it to the internet. at first the video only receives a few hundred hits, but within a few months it begins to double almost daily, and howard's video soars off th

charlie: sid gilman was convicted.hthe doctor who gave the allegd insider information, he became a witness, one of the top alzheimer's specialist in the country, the case was about drugs that were supposed to be alzheimer's related drugs. and shorting those shares when he heard exclusively inside information that those drugs were not going to do too well at trial. poke a hole in this guy's credibility. now did he have some memory lapse? charlie: they're trying to say he is confused or didn't know what he is talking about. charlie: you have to prove something beyond a shadow of a doubt. so that is where we are right now. i really think there is a degree of they don't want to believe the reality of the situation. reality of the situation, this is a fund that is not quite neutered, but on the way. liz: which is what he wanted. charlie: he also wants to indict steve cohen, smith continues as well. liz: he has had any success. not one loss. charlie: it to be ironic if they convict him. but the heavy betting is yes, he will

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>> i don't hate charlie. charlie. i just don't talk to charlie. >> really? >> no.rlie deals with all the facts. like this thing on having trouble raising money for him. >> well, someone's blocking. >> well, look who just walked in. >> i was popping in. >> he hates you. >> he doesn't hate me. >> yes, he does. >> yes, he does. i have been a thorn in his side. he's worth billions of dollars, but i treat him no differently than eric schneiderman, eliot spitzer. >> he said you got the story wrong, that he's not running the money for christie. >> should i take myself off the floor. do you believe he's not raising money for christie? >> i trust a billionaire more than you. >> you trust the fat cats more than the reporters? >> yes. what he's saying is i can't raise funds for someone who hasn't declared. >> isn't he having -- there was a term called clintonian. now there's a term called lango langonian. >> you're digging deep. >> i take on billionaires every day. when you have a big function at your home -- >> i take on supermodelss on ths show. >> i know ms. german, but wh

charlie, norah? >> all right, clarissa, thank you. >>> north korea fired four short-range missiles off its eastern coast this morning. the missiles were fired from a site near the border with south korea. that's according to south korea's defense ministry. the north has fired short-range missiles into the sea of japan in the past during military exercises. >>> this morning, millions of you in the west are facing back-to-back winter storms. rain is falling across california, but a more powerful storm is on the way. it could unleash dangerous mudslides and flooding. kara finnstrom is in the san gabriel valley city of glendora east of los angeles. kara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and good morning to everyone here in the west. here in california, when it rains it pours. you can see some of the thousands of sandbags behind me here, which have been made for residents who are shoring up their homes. glendora was recently hit by a wildfire, and so, this area is particularly vulnerable right now

. >> charlie gasparino is mur muring. here's why. >> isen it somewhat ironic the man mitt romney is criticizing obamacare. don't p doesn't that strike you as odd? >> is it critical? >> i'm just saying that i hate this law. i think it's economically unfeasible. but it's economically unfeasible. it was modelled after what mitt romney did. i think you have to take a little of what said by a grain of salt. he is criticizing a narrow aspect. whether he lied or not. he is not criticizing the law. >> a lot of people have criticized the law and pointed out the fact that ben did, it's economically unfeasible. it request mot work the way it's designed. >> yeah, a lot of people criticized this law, starting with you, charles, and i say that actually quite seriously. i'm using you as a metaphor here. this whole segment is based on a survey of peple. what do you think willhappen to your health costs? we tell them constantly, this is a terrible law. this law isn't going to work. >> hold on. >> this work is -- the president lied to you.

charlie and norah?> thanks, holly. the state department is warning americans against traveling to ukraine. secretary of state john kerry says he feels anger and anguish after yesterday's deadly violence. major garrett is at the white house where officials are considering more action against the ukrainian government. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to those of you in the west. the white house is aware of this announcement of a preliminary deal to end the bloodshed in the streets of kiev but is withholding comment. senior white house officials tell us the president will have something to say about this later on today. the obama administration is still threatening the ukrainian government with tougher economic sanctions if the bloodshed does not end, and it is waiting to see just how enthusiastically this deal will be embraced by the besieged government of viktor yanukovych and the protesters in the streets seeking his immediate ouster. the violence has continued all week, even after a truce on wed

charlie: do you eat a lot? liz: two servings at least. charlie: what portion?e portion that is getting crushed right now is for exchange. more than proportional layoffs. this is supposed to be like a sad story, but let me get to this. extremely serious, for exchanges are getting crushed right now. sources inside citigroup the fox business network point bla blank, if you hear from analysts, they are inputting the exchange business, the losses in for exchange business and the business models about bank earnings. the market up 150 points today. that he raises some bad stuff but clearly analysts are worried about this and the place worried about the most is that portion of the bargain known as citigroup. worried about layoffs in its foreign exchange coming this quarter. coming from citigroup. liz: you said fixed income was struggling too. charlie: right now is a really wacky, wall street. you have the market going up for kind of inexplicable regions. predicting a flat year on the street. we will have a lot of choppiness because the fed will raise interest rates pos

charlie, norah? >> lots of flooding terrell, brown, thank you. >>> big news from the winter olympics. if you don't want to hear turn away now. the medal count shows russia leading the united states just ahead of the netherlands and norway. but russia will not win a medal in hockey after losing this morning to finland. alphonso van marsh is in sochi where u.s. skiers struck gold again today. alphonso, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah. good morning, charlie. 29-year-old american from park city utah's ted liggote has won the giant slalom. it's the first gold medal for america in the alpine event. americans are having an impressive streak. team usa has won at least one medal every day during the winter games in sochi. freestyle skiing halfpipe made its olympic debut. 23-year-old american david wise finished first with stunning double cork and big air. taking home the first-ever olympic gold medal in the event. >> david wise has won gold! >> it's a huge huge accomplishment, and i'm just so h

charlie, norah?> don, thanks. >>> if you're traveling, be aware of problems from a new winter storm. 1,000 flights have been cancelled so far today as a new blast of snow hits large parts of the central and eastern u.s. in chicago early morning temperatures were below zero. that city is expecting snow tomorrow. heavy, wet snow has been falling this morning in central new jersey. about 50 miles west of new york city. that area could see 8 inches of snow. meteorologist justin drawbic of kyw is out in the severe weather this morning. >> good morning, charlie and norah. if you have plans to fly east this week, you may run into problems at the storm pattern remains very active across the east coast. here in philadelphia coming off high temperatures on sunday in the 50s and this morning, we're dealing with a heavy, wet snow accumulations of 3 to 6 inches here in center city. this is a large storm system. we have winter storm warnings in effect from the ohio valley up to new york city. and the highest snowf

charlie? >> anna, thanks. >>> the co-pilot accused of hijacking his own jet was distraught over the death of his uncle. that's what a relative tells the associated press. 200 people, including 11 americans were on board ethiopian airlines headed to rome on monday. the co-pilot command eared the flight headed to switzerland. new details from passengers. >> reporter: new video shows confusion inside the hijacked ethiopian airlines flight. >> all of a sudden, the plane dropped quickly in altitude and the masks came down. >> reporter: passengers evacuate the plane after the co-pilot escaped down a rope out the cockpit window. he told swiss police he was seeking political asylum. hailemedhin tegegn reportedly hijacked the plane after he locked his pilot out of the cockpit. >> every year you have to get an faa physical. you go through a mental examination before being hired. >> reporter: but when it comes to foreign air carriers, the faa doesn't vet those pilots and it's not the first time a pilot h

. >> when charlie burgwyn was ready to launch his line of luxury golf accessories he knew he wanted toe all of his supplies locally. >> it's important to our business and it's important to our brand to have a product made domestically. >> founder of stitch golf in cary, north carolina, took advantage of all the possibilities he saw in his home state. >> north carolina is rich in a couple things. basketball, you know, barbecue, and furniture. i tied in to a furniture industry. we figured out that they use a lot of the components in their business. >> knowing that north carolina's furniture industry had fallen on hard times, he recognized the potential, got in his car, and started driving until he found the materials he needed. >> i told my wife, we'll leave in the morning. and i wasn't coming home until i figured it out. that was my objective. whether it was three days, four days or five days. >> this entrepreneur went door to door looking for the right partners to help make his first product. >> we started out with leather covers and it was something that we could manufacture here in n

from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. didn't change anything for this game and didn't make up any new calls and change any defenses or precious or anything, we put our guys in situation to play they were comfortable with and they did and learned how they were playing and we got a great play out of everybody. >> rose: the seattle seahawks gave a crushing victory over denver broncos at metlife stadium, the final your was 43 to eight, seattle swarming defense forced the normally sure-handed peyton manning to commit untimely miss mistakes. 69 yards for a touchdown, to become the first defensive player to earn super bowl mvp honors and tampa bay buccaneers safety dexter jackson in super bowl 37, joining me now, peter king of sports illustrated and mmbq.com and rachel nichols host of cnn friday's night program unguarded and jim gray hosted last night's game and pregame for westward one radio. i am pleased to have them all here and have them back. so my question first to i do not know the answer to. what happened to peyton and t

charlie, norah? >> thanks, megan. >>> today, the pentagon announces plans for cutting targeting the military from top to bottom. cbs news has learned the fiscal 2015 budget will cap pay raises for troops at 1%. the plan also freezes the salaries of generals and admirals. other recommendations include cutting subsidies to commissaries which sell groceries at a discount to military families and a hike in health care premiums, and smaller allowances for troop housing. the pentagon wants to shrink the u.s. army to the smallest force since before world war ii. "the new york times" says the number could drop to 440,000. >>> prosecutors in the united states and mexico are vying this morning to put the world's most-wanted drug lord on trial. joaquin guzman known as el chapo was captured saturday after 13 years on the return. his cartel is believed to have operated in 54 countries around the world. in chicago, he's thought to have controlled 87% of the drug trade. that's where dean reynolds joins us with the

charlie, norah? >> megan glaros thank you. >>> the storm is causing huge travel problems across the united states. nearly all of the major east coast airports are barely running. so far this morning, airlines already cancelled more than 5,000 flights. new york city is seeing the most disruptions, followed by airports in the d.c. area. the faa command center in northern virginia keeps up with the changes as they happen. officials say don't expect much improvement until probably this weekend. >> it could be a few days, depending upon exactly how long the airports are shut down or how quickly they can recover and clean up the tarmac and the runways. so it could be a two or three-day event. >> 7,000 u.s. flights were cancelled or delayed yesterday. we're just getting the pictures of a freight derailment in snowy western pennsylvania. 15 cars jumped the track when the train hit a building outside pittsburgh. sme people were forced to leave the building. the train was carrying crude oil. no injuries are re

charlie and norah? >> chip reid, thank you. >>> and some of the blacked-out homes and businesses may get their power back just in time for yet another storm. meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbm is watching the new threat. >> good morning, norah and charlie. there may be some widespread black ice across the new york metro area today due to bitter cold coming in in the wake of yesterday's snow. and we are talking about very cold temperatures from billings with a high today of 1 below to chicago at just 7, on off to the east coast, new york city topping out at 28. 83 degrees, though for miami. and the west coast celebrating with the possibility of rain today. portland oregon could see as much as 2 to 6 inches of snow and san francisco, as much as 1 inch of rain. now, that system does move to the east and in the weekend time period, we're looking at two different scenarios for a weekend storm system. the first is two low pressure systems staying separate as two separate storms that would

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charlie, norah? >> this storm is creating dangerous conditions from texas to the carolinas. dwight andrews is in fayetteville, north carolina, which faces some of the worst conditions. wyatt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. good morning, norah. the snow is due in fayetteville at any moment but that's just the leading edge of what the weather service warns could be a potentially crippling ice storm starting later this afternoon. that warning has sent most people home. many businesses are closed. most schools are closed or dismissing early. the giant army base, ft. bragg nearby, that's closed today. the forecast is for up to 6 inches of snow followed by a half inch of ice, more than enough to snap power lines and to glaze over the major highways. yesterday, road workers were trying to outrace the storm by dumping tons of salt on interstate 95 the major north/south thoroughfare for the eastern seaboard. we talked to transportation safety engineer ken murphy -- >> if you don't stay on t

charlie, norah? >> allen, thanks. >>> a major winter storm for the second time in as many weeks targeting the south this morning. winter storm advisories along with warnings. >> mississippi, alabama, louisiana and georgia all declared states of emergency. mark strassmann is in atlanta where this time officials vow they are ready. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. good morning to our viewers in the west. it has already begun snowing in the mountains north of atlanta. the worry in the city is that this cold rain could turn to freezing rain and half inch of isolator tonight. the other worry is the emergency response here and whether the city has its act together. atlanta mayor kasim reed late last night as a threatening storm threatened to release another round of ice and snow. >> we'll work to make sure the streets are clear. >> reporter: crews helping to restore power in pennsylvania after a recent blast of winter weather there have been re-called south for boots on the

charlie: we know this from sources inside morgan stanley.ot of speculation greg filming could be listed. there is clearly a horse race between three people. the head of the institutional business. no doubt there is a horse race to be number two. but no plans to pick a number two. no immediate plans. we don't expect anything with the same year he will point a number. sources are telling the fox business network the minute he chooses one of those guys, the other two are going to leave. and they are very, very experienced. they are very experienced. gregory fleming is being wooed by various players. if he ever to be treasury secretary, whatever he wants to do. they are highly sought after people. there are no plans right now to appoint a number two right now. if he does become the ceo at some point, or in line to be ceo, first woman ever to be ceo of a major wall street firm. liz: this is reminiscent of what happened. his maybe take a cue of when jack welch left ge. they each just left. they felt they wanted it. charlie: they both landed at dif

charlie gasparino here with the exclusive.iwork told the viewers that the journal, which is coming around now, two weeks ago what we had the journal reported today that deal will face lot of pressure. i just want to point out we don't have to buy the "wall street journal," just watch us. i got rid of my subscription. getting back to this story. holder is probably going to leave by the end of 2014. liz: who wants the job? charlie: u.s. attorney for the southern district. kind of interesting thing. i guess nominally holders his boss. the attorney general be at u.s. attorney for the southern district, although all these u.s. attorneys are all selected by the president so kind of puts like they both report to the president even though nominally the head of the justice department is the head of the justice department. we do know there's a lot of tension between them. why is that? he made no secret of the fact he definitely wants that job, he wants to be the king of all caps in this country. everybody in that office knows it. that i

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charlie d'agata with new details. good morning. >> good morning to you, anthony. you could call it an inside job. a co-pilot hijack his own plane. he waited till his pilot went to the bathroom and he locked hit oum of the cockpit. he alerted authorities and said he was seeking asylum. passengers and crew files down the stairs with their hands in the air. they weren't even aware they were hijacked. the co-pilot opened the cockpit window and lowered himself down with a rope before surrendering to the authorities. he locked the other pilot out of the cockpit during a bathroom break. two italian fighter jets were scrambled to accompany the plane once the hijack alert came in. it may be the hijacker was hoping for a softer landing and a better chance of asylum when he landed flight 702 with 202 passengers and crew on board in a more non-political country like switzerland. nobody was hurt but it forced the airport to shut down entirely for a couple of hours. since then some flights have resumed and airport officials hope everything will be back to normal later today. it

charlie and norah? >> elaine, thank you. >>> now to what's being called one of the largest criminal investigations in army history. a senate hearing is just getting under way, focusing on alleged fraud in national guard recruiting. hundreds of soldiers are under investigation as nancy cordes reports from capitol hill, they're accused of taking kickbacks. >> reporter: both enlisted and officers may have played a role in this fraud. and what senators are going to be asking at this hour is how the military could have conceived of a program that was so ripe for abuse in the first place. the fraud started in the army national guard, in a program designed to boost recruitment when the guard was stretched thin and deployed to two wars in 2005. the guard created what it called the recruiting assistance program, offering guard members a bonus of up to $7,500 for every friend they convinced to enlist. >> it was so badly designed that, frankly, it wouldn't take a lot to figure out that fraud was going to be easy.

>> you hate charlie. >> don't hate charlie.lk to charlie. >> really. >> no. >> okay. >> i don't think charlie really deals with all the facts, like this thing here, i'm having trouble raising money for him. i'm not raising money for him. >> do you think if the guy announces he is running for president you would have now trouble raising money for him? >> christie? ees. >> i hat chris christie in florida two and a half weeks ago. the biggest crowd this organization had before christie was dick cheny last year, 530 people. 750 people showed up for the christie event. this is two and a half weeks ago. right after the bridge. >> long after the bridge. >> wait a minute. any number of them have come up to me and said, this is my guy. i want to help. >> sound goods. you have lost weight, you look great but it's affecting your mind. >> i'm getting old. i'm telling you, i'm getting old. i tell you one thing, if i had known being 78 would be this much fun, i'd have done it 30 years ago. honest to god. it's fabulous. >> you're a billionair

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we have gold medal winners charlie davis and -- meryl -- meryl and charlie are here with their moms and we are thrilled. now we love that the medalists are here, but we are so excited that their moms are with us. we want to get into their brains a little. >> see how this all broke down. >> yes. yes. yes. >> all right. and we also have two great, great people, roma downey and mark burnett are with us. they have the big movie, "son of god" coming out. tonight is the premiere of another mark burnett produced show. >> also we have the gator boys, you love them. >> where else are you going to find that eclectic group of folks? >> right here. >> on nbc news. >> i'd like to start out saying i was right. >> about? >> i was right. okay. so, do you remember last week when "achy breaky heart" was made into a rap song. >> yes. >> i said, this song is going to be big. >> yes. >> well, i am confirmed right again. the billboard charts came out. it's number 11 on the rap chart. that's up against -- >> oh. >> no, they beat jay z and beyonce, part 2 on the run, and they beat drakes worst behavior. 11. le

charlie, norah? >> thank you. >>> and after five days in the nation's capital, governor jan brewer is back in arizona this morning, and she's facing a firestorm. she must decide on a bill that's ignited days of protests. businesses could deny service to gay customers based on religion. jan crawford is in washington with some of the backlash and new details. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. last night back out in arizona, brewer tweeted, i assure you, as always, i will do the right thing for the state of arizona. now, she's expected to make her decision no later than friday and insiders are saying it is increasingly likely that she is going to consider the right thing here to be a veto. [ chants ] >> veto! >> reporter: since the arizona legislature passed the bill last week, there have been almost daily protests. [ chants ] >> shame on you! >> reporter: it's all part of a tidal wave of opposition to the proposed state lay which would make it easier for businesses becaus

charlie, thanks very much. today, winter storm warnings went up across the cascades and the rockies, but to the east, the relentless pounding began to let up. here's vinita nair. >> reporter: commuters are welcomed back from their holiday weekend way miserable drive. parts of new jersey got two more inches of snow. freezing rain coated streets and hills in pittsburgh. at one point, traffic on the interstate was backed up 13 miles. this latest storm pushed snowfall in chicago and philadelphia this winter to more than 42 inches above normal. all that snow piled up on rooftops is causing leaks and collapses in illinois, indiana, and new jersey. we met roofer mark nejmeh in jersey city, clearing what he calls ice dams. how much weight does snow like this put on a roof? >> you could have as much as 40- 60 pounds per square foot, maybe more. >> reporter: emergency roof inspections for students from 60 new jersey schools today. a rescue team pulled a man out from this collapsed carport in pennsylvania. bid from temper

springer joins me with his take on the dysfunction in politics today plus former governor of florida charlie crist on losing faith with the republican party and looking for redemption and running again as a democrat saw the next on politicking with larry king. welcome to politicking with larry king so many people know jerry springer just from his infamous and it's. well but he's also has a bit of history in politics and he's never been shy about his liberals used thanks to do this terry some may suggest that the current condition in congress is similar to your show a dysfunctional family the only did you draw the comparison the only difference between the people in congress and the people on my show is that people in congress have more teeth. than that but other than that i can tell the difference. well i want one see here's here's what i think is a part of it is structural part of it has nothing to do with the quality of the people but it has more to do with the structure the system we ninety five percent of americans today live in a district which is either overwhelmingly republican or ove

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ashley: charlie -- >> which he obviously did.e reports that fbi agents turned up at his home in florida, he basically fainted on the doorstep. he was aware of what he was facing him. his contention was that the information he received from the doctor with regard to the drug trials was not a whole lot different to a release that was put out earlier as a general news release. i think he felt that he could get away with it or his attorneys could prove that. >> i'm telling you that did not, he has a very, i don't know the conversations he had with his lawyer but i do know his lawyer, richard strausburg, a former prosecutor, he is a very capable lawyer. he in my view leveled with him that he would in all likelihood barring a miracle the way -- i saw the steinberg, that was other sac capital manager who was found guilty on much less compelling evidence, much less. this is, and you had a witness here. you had sid gilman saying i gave this guy stuff that went public. tracy: charlie, we have a elizabeth nuwiki on the phone, joining us rig

meryl davis and charlie white.it is -- [ speaking russian ] >> what? >> do you know what i asked you? >> no. >> it's do you have a violin. and you say -- in russian. >> da. >> very good. so, charlie -- [ speaking russian ] do you know what that means? take it away, charlie. ♪ ♪ ♪ chms chms [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! yeah! wow! >> yeah. i -- i think i maybe was more nervous for that than -- >> how did he do, meryl? >> "a" plus. >> it's been about three years since i've played the violin. so i'm honored it could be for you guys. >> nailed it. >> thank you. >> i think you've learned never to make a promise to us. >> i know better now. >> meryl, charlie, thank you. >> and that's al's russian class. >>> "today's medal count" is brought to you by mcdonald's, i'm loving it. >> very good. >> all right. let's take a look at this morning's medal count. the u.s. and russia are tied for overall lead. they've got 19 each. norway is in third with 18 followed by the netherlands with 17. >> all right. coming up next on "trend

after all, charlotte, nicknamed charlie, born healthy, fraternal twin to sister chase. >> charlie always had big smiles. >> easy. >> easy. very much so. >> so around three months when you first noticed that charlie had a seizure. >> a fluke made sense. after all, charlotte, nicknamed charlie, born healthy, fraternal twin to sister chase. >> charlie always had big smiles. >> easy. >> easy. very much so. >> so around three months when you first noticed that charlie had a seizure. >> i was changing a diaper -- well, putting a new diaper off from after a bath ear her eyes started flickering. >> it led to a trip to the e.r. >> this did the whole workup, spinal tap, whole workup, found nothing and sent us home. >> no abnormal scan. >> and normal development. walking and talking, same day as her twin. nothing was behind yet. >> by the time she was two, though, the seizures became constant and started to take their toll on their once happy, joyful little girl. >> she started to really decline. cognitively. she was slipping away and not keeping up with her twin. >> they finally found an answer. i

can't you just say i am charlie crist.t more of that. >> yeah, well, honestly, i wish it were that easy but the man has said he is going to spend $100 million on this campaign. he spent $75 million of his own four years ago. >> stephen: how many-- are you going to spend 75 million of your money this time. >> i don't have that much money. (laughter) so no, no, no. >> stephen: where are you going to get it because it's hard to get that kind of cash. >> if people want to contribute charl c.e.o. crist.com would be a good place to go. (applause) >> stephen: all right. okay. >> we need it. >> stephen: okay. are you afraid of rick scott. >> no sir, i'm not, i'm not. >> stephen: you're not afraid that he will unhinge his jaw and try to swallow you. i mean you're running against a native florida swamp creature. >> he's from texas. he just moved to florida in time to qualify to run. you have to be there seven years before you can run for governor, he got there just in time to be able to run four years ago. >> stephen: why do you wan

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and what's interesting, charlie. is you know when people say to me, well what did wooden's players think of him? my answer is well, there are two guys, there's the guy they played for and the guy they were able to have a relationship with well into his 90s. you had him on the show. he was i think 92 or 94. what a blessing that he lived so long. >> rose: you didn't feel like you were talking to someone who had -- >> charlie, to the moment he stopped breathing he was 100% mentally sharp. so what happens what happened was he was not emotionally connected to the players. he was not involved in their personal lives, especially the tumult of the '60s. he would counsel them against interracial dating. not because he had issues bauds he knew other people did and that might cause trouble and that would impinge on his precious basketball program. so a lot of the players, especially they didn't play, left their experience playing for him with ambivalence or even hostility toward him if they didn't play. the beauty is he lived t

>> i disagree with charlie, 100%. facebook, who goes on facebook anymore?> people with money go on facebook. melissa: i don't know. i'm on twitter. >> if you look at facebook profile -- melissa: go ahead, andrew. >> they say 30% of everybody on facebook could be fake and be robots. they have a big user base. >> that is like twitter. >> if you want news fast, if you want news quickly, the revolutionizing the market here, facebook should put up pictures of your family to see your friends from high school. melissa: okay. >> let's break down exactly. all these people are fake on facebook. if you look at statistics on twitter, no offense, pal, but many, many more people are fake on twitter. most of the users are not even from the u.s. they're from other countries. who knows if they have any disposable income. that is number one. number two, one of the interesting things about facebook's user profile it is older. in the old days someone in their 50s used to be considered a detriment to the demo. melissa: right. >> guess what? under our wonderful president barack

[whistle] melissa: there you go, charlie. >> did that in my ear? melissa: yes he wanted to do that, get your attention ahead of time to insure it's a fair fight. charlie gasparino, you're one that raised issue. isn't that convenient? >> is it gambling. melissa: from 153 to 320. boom announced next day they're underwriting convert deal. >> one -- melissa: one four. >> hadth so obvious it is not worth debating. anybody says it is not obvious don't know how wall street works. bottom line, somewhere 10 years after we had a major settlement in terms of wall street allegedly cleaning up its sellside reserve, separating, creating alleged or innamous chinese wall, making it more sturdy it is just as broken. this stuff goes on every day. melissa: jared, just called you crazy and don't know how wall street works. >> one other thing. they just like, you know, say tesla is good company. melissa: no, 153 to 320. that's -- >> they went insane. melissa: jared, are you crazy? >> maybe a little bit. i've been doing this 20 years, right. i think charlie is giving wa