what about you, charlie?on, celebrating 190 years. years. many parts of the country, but would you have the weather for it? you have the weather for it? easter, never going to be a scorcher, by and large. scorcher, by and large. an overriding cool theme this weekend. overriding cool theme this weekend. north of scotland, giving a covering over the hills. over the hills. and snow for southern scotland and the far north of england. the far north of england. wet in the channel islands and some southern counties of england. southern counties of england. across southern part of england and wales through the day. wales through the day. one showers, some sunshine between them. some sunshine between them. the north of northern ireland and north—west england later today. north—west england later today. london, it will be the warmest day of easter weekend. of easter weekend. rain develops across much of england and wales tonight, heavy at times. and wales tonight, heavy at times. and the peak district we will see more

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charlie gasper reno is back., the first day the government gets the case to break up the at&t time warner deal, they lay out the entire case for the government and at&t's defense today which will be presented today filed with the court and we will see what both sides are saying, how at&t defends itself and plans to break this up. this will be one of the most closely watched trials we have seen in a long time, up there with the breakup of at&t in the old days because a lot of wall street has to ride on this and main street, both sides say this is good for main street. at&t says it is good if you don't break it up. from what i am hearing inside the trump doj, they will aggressively attack on the ground that this deal is bad for consumers and show cable agency studies, studies from comcast and charter that show how much pricing power when you combine distribution and confidence like at&t and time warner and how they, when they don't reach a deal because they jack up prices with a rival distributor, things known as b

charlie: he's an anti-amazon guy liz: is he a pro-trump person? charlie: yes.but he's got that ad, and then the president has ads on twitter basically anti-amazon saying that they killed mom and pop businesses. there's a problem with that though aren't a lot of mom and pop businesses now selling through amazon aunt getting way more customers? charlie: that's how they do it so what is the potential impact of this? wall street guys i talk to lawyers say very low odds of an antitrust suit and amazon actually cuts prices, is not a monopoly by any stretch of the imagination and they employ a lot of people and the other thing is they said the possibility is something on this third party tax info. apparently amazon pays a lot of state taxes but if you want to use its platform as you said small businesses using their platform that platform, there's a tax loophole where they get away with that. liz: 45 states require that you collect sales tax. and those 45 states for more than a year i believe or close to a year amazon has been complying. charlie: right so it's the thi

neil: charlie gasparino -- charlie: no -- neil: they think you hate him. charlie: i don't. i actually like him. neil: what's the matter? charlie: [laughter] if you don't stop it, i'm going to unbutton my gold chains but the naysayers of the markets like mark cubans said trump was going to blow up the economy because he's going to spend like crazy and enter into a trade war and they said we don't care how much he tries to cut taxes so what trump did was interesting. in his first year, he stayed away from the trade stuff and cut taxes and sort of deregulated the economy which pushed the market up and now he's going back to the stuff that people were scared of initially and that's got the market scared. neil: do you think a shutdown has anyone scared? i know you've river en about it because it happens so frequently that even if it came to that point that president i know the short term and immediate reaction is sell sell sell as much as when you impose tariffs the immediate reaction is sell and then they cool or calm down what do you think? >> we can only go by history. shutdo

today charlie bosch is built six chlorox. and every car is one of a kind. the bodies are close reproductions of the original large models built on my yorker in the one nine hundred twenty s. by the car maker of the same name. bush's six warts are now going to take part in a race with some well known drivers micah's toughest competitor is your tech crunch met one of the world's top friendly drivers back in two thousand and one she took first place in the paris dakar rally the only woman to have ever won because they haven't any women taking punts so here's the question should we really compete against one another what do you think yes. yes yes but it's. also going to have to pull your socks off i tell you ok ok and what if i'm just a natural all male see about that is in part you don't get something for nothing now let's put the pedal to the metal right my eyes. oh. it's the start of the first stage of time trial on a stretch of road in the mountains although mark as a minute said start on your to the really driver is close to catching up near the finish lin

mark his copilot charlie bosch constructed a lark and gives her a few tips. good theory says one hundred twenty kilometers an hour but we won't go that fast will we could we could if we're daring enough what you can do we can go one hundred twenty clicks and i'll. back can i tell if the cause already started it already is a good business so i can just drive off. today charlie bosch is built six chlorox. all the every car is one of a kind. the bodies are close reproductions of the original loric models built on my organ in the one nine hundred twenty s. by the car maker of the same name. bush's six quarts are now going to take part in a race with some well known drivers micah's toughest competitor is your tech crunch met one of the world's top friendly drivers back in two thousand and one she took first place in the paris dakar rally the only woman to have ever won it was a fall we haven't any women taking punts so here's the question should we really compete against one another what do you think yes. yes yes but it's. also have to pull your socks off i tell y

charlie ergen says no, it's not, and now you have at&t side saying look what charlie said, charlie said petrocelli is a good lawyer. he's going to pull apart the other -- he's going to hoist them on the other side. i can say this, though, there's a lot of -- listen, it looks like the entire media industry, save comcast, is against this deal, and they could provide a pretty compelling case why this thing combined with comcast, that's what the government is saying, you will have two monoliths out there. it's bad for innovation, they will have complete pricing power, and the real end game is this, if they win this case, the government wins this case and prevents this deal do. they go after comcast in the conditions of the comcast merger end at the end of the year, do they try to reimpose them? who knows? they are embolden by this. remember trump doesn't like cnn. he's not crazy about msnbc either. liz: this will be the battle of the personalities, that's how charlie covers this. it's going to be fascinating this. >> we're watching wall street, if this deal goes through, expect a lot of mer

charlie: i'm laying out a scenario they say is most likely liz: charlie? charlie: indulge me. you, we'll get cutoff by the computers. charlie: okay. >> i love bunnies. liz: okay we've got some breaking news. breaking news we told you this is why we are live on days like this the u.n. security council committee just blacklisted 21 shipping companies, 27 ships and one individual over illegal north korean and oil and coal smuggling acting on a request from the united states the committee approved the largest ever package of sanctions designations on north korea council diplomat said on the condition of being anonymous but lots happening at this u.n. committee saying all right more sanctions against north korea. we will be right back. don't go away. . . . . ♪(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ at holiday inn express, we can't guarantee that you'll be able to contain yourself at our breakfast bar. morning, egg white omelet. sup lady bacon! fruit, there it is! but we can guarantee that

it must have seem forever to charlie. maybe it was like one of those dreams filled with monsters that seemed to last forever in slow motion. many years later, a federal agent remembered that charlie ran like an athlete, cut and dodged a broken field sprint, cookies and apples fell from his pockets and bounced on the ground. someone yelled for him to halt, then gunfire erupted and the bullets bounced up puffs of dust around his feet. he ran on towards the trees, gulped in mouthfuls of freedom as he ran. chester smith, a policeman and a sharp shooter who fought in france and belgium knew the man running away was charlie. that was no doubt in his mind. it was now 10 minutes past four. smith shouldered his 22 rifle and took aim at the man running in zigzags across the field. when he had charlie in his sights, smith wrapped his finger around the trigger, took a breath and held it. he slowly squeezed. mr. floyd. [applause] this, my friends, is my latest son also a bit of a rascal, although he did not meet his end in an ohio cor

charlie mulgrew is the right man for the job.s played at the top level —— particular league. being a scotla nd level —— particular league. being a scotland international is routine for charlie and we want him to help the young kids, the younger guys coming into the team for the first time, we have potentially ten new caps. charlie is a good leader and he deserves the captain. satire ibrahimovic is set to join la galaxy after announcing he is leaving manchester united —— slatter ibrahimovic will stop they have agreed to an early termination of the swede's contract. which was going to end in the summer. he damaged cruciate pigments last april. rory mcilroy has kept his chances of reaching the final stages of the matchplay in texas after winning today. he now needs another victory against the group leader brian harman to go into the next stage. mark williams is into the semifinals of the players championship snooker, beating ryan day 6—3 in llandudno. in a scrappy ninth frame he had a little bit of luck to get him over the line. he

charlie, charlie, help me, i'm stuck!'of the sections on the roof up here have caved in with all the weight of the snow." one loud crack estrella gonzales/wife "and i knew it."and the snow covered roof collapsed right on top of estrella gonzales. estrella gonzales/wife"and i put my arms up like this."she was here in bed tucked into her butterfly sheets.and then suddenly trapped under an aluminum roof and a blanket of snow. thinking...estrella gonzales/wife"no. no. i'm claustrophobic. don't tell me that this is the way that i am going to die."estrella is on oxygen battling a lung disease. she's charlie's treasure. his wife of almost fifty years. charlie gonzales/husband"you just gotta calm down, and think about it. ok, what do you gotta do, and then i do it."he was upstairs for an entire hour before he heard her screams and called for the rescue team. chief mike johnson/ebbetts pass fire district"we had some great boots on the ground."the guys at the ebbets pass fire district witnessed a bit of a miracle. they say estrella

fled and tossed the bloody clothes. >> i think charlie is o.j. this is no hypothetical. >> reporter: christopher darden was also part of the special and one of the prosecutors in the criminal trial where simpson was found not guilty. >> i think he confessed to murder. >> this idea it was a confession interview is a joke. >> reporter: sunday simpson's attorney malcomb lavern claimed regan was leading simpson through the interview to push book sales. >> this was scripted by judith regan, the publisher of the book, and mr. simpson went along because, quite frankly, he got a lot of money up front to go along with this. >> reporter: more than a decade later lavern says his client is moving on. still the public may not be ready to do so. >> everybody is going to give their opinion. he was guilty or he was purging his guilt. whatever you want to take from it, i cannot control it. >> reporter: in a statement judith regan tells cbs news, "as anyone can see from his responses on the special, i did not feed him lines." an attorney for ron goldman's father s

not the dirty dossier by steel. >> can i correct charlie on a couple of points there?s, you can, isaac. >> that's why i'm here. so if we go back to that point about the dossier and about who paid for it, i think it's obviously clear. the free beacon is who started paying for that. number one. number two -- >>all right. let's let charlie -- >>they corrected the nunez memo of whether or not it was exposed to the fisa report. >> apparently, the application never said anything about the dnc or hillary clinton. >> the application which was approved by four republican judges and renewed, which means they kept finding stuff on trump, on the administration officials or future administration officials through the surveillance. t >>will you did admit that the application said nothing about the dnc or hillary clinton? >> it said it was politically motivated >> if free beacon is a journalist organization. >> charlie, i have a bridge in brooklyn i think i want to sell you when this is over. >> we appreciate you both and your honest debate. come back. >> you can't cover it up foreve

memorable day charlie charlie unforgettable. >> kennedy: what do you think is going to happen with thevania special election. >> republicans already lost if they were to win it by one. council nor lamb has got this, i think. >> kennedy: dry your tears on your beautiful tie. we are back at noon. back at noon eastern tomorrow. let's go to harris faulkner right now. >> harris: and a lot of breaking news in just the last 30 seconds or so. fox news alert. a nail biter of a race that could tell us a lot about 2018. let's go outnumbered year time i'm harris faulkner. the race in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district remains too close to call at this hour. just about 600 votes now separating democrat conor lamb from republican rick saccone out of a nearly quarter of a million votes cast. election officials telling the associated pressure there are about 200 absentee votes and an unknown number of provisional ballots that still must be counted. while conor lamb and the democratic party are claiming victory on this, rick saccone says he's not giving in yet. >> it took a little longer than w

nodding as had there charlie yeah now i just i just think that in a campfire. you know worked pretty successfully when it started but has subsequently been. hijacked by central government. and i think it's very important we get into perspective the income levels and the wreckage that is generated by us you know traditional photographic safari tourism safari tourism in africa it generates something like thirteen billion dollars a year whereas the hunting industry contributes probably about one hundred thirty two million dollars so it's it's less than a point seven five point seven eight percent of safari tours of revenue so and if you look at a country like kenya where they've. stopped hunting many years ago. the communities that live alongside wildlife have successfully created a number of community driven conservancy which are now generating significant rescue for those communities from photographic tourism so i think the thing is that you know that the. if the hunting trip term achieve is able to get the house fully in order. properly regulated and demonstrat

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charlie baker, massachusetts governor, begins the session. >> good afternoon, everybody. we have those of you still standing who are planning to sit, to sit, and those of you who are going to stand can stand. i'm charlie baker, the governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts and the nga of the health and human services committee. i want to welcome you to a conversation that the nga has been engaged in a big way for the past several years. it is fair to say that every governor of every state has made dealing with this particular issue a significant and important priority in their work, and that is certain ly going to be true in the commonwealth of massachusetts. i did not run for governor to work on this issue, but it found me, because wherever i cam pand, -- campaigned, i ran into people who talked to me about it, and their stories frankly broke my heart. over the course of the past

charlie: the market will come back.l: real quickly if he gets the chinese to blink and realize look we need them a lot more than they need us when they realize that's the president's point of view then is it a moot point all of us? charlie: yes. >> no, because of all of the points i made earlier that the chaos still reigns in the white house we still have the mueller investigation getting even hotter by the day. the lawsuits from stormy daniels and others are not going away and maybe -- charlie: i understand the notion of stocks trading down on mueller developments and when he changed it -- neil: you're not buying a stock storm off stormy? charlie: no and long term if you think about it he backs off -- >> listen he can't implement his agenda if he's not in office. charlie: a massive corporate tax cut and deregulation and we don't have a trade war even if mike pence becomes president investors will like that. neil: well there we go. >> [laughter] neil: it's just going to dragon for some time thank you all very much. mean

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efforts so what are the potential costs and consequences of the practice on joining us to discuss charlie mayhew is the chief executive and co-founder of the task trust as a u.k. based conservation charity whose patron is prince william and in dallas texas corey mason is a wildlife biologist and the executive director of the dallas safari club the hunters advocacy group welcome to the stream and gentlemen i want to start with you corey just to make sure that our audience is all on the same page how would you describe trophy hunting what is it yeah there's a gross mischaracterization of what trophy hunting is and what it is now i would characterize hunting in the essence of a well regulated science based program that is sustainable sustainability is of critical importance obviously oftentimes targeting a specific age class of of animals and most specifically oftentimes males it should never be confused with poaching which is an illegal practice which is oftentimes the case was which we much know the rhino but that there are clear distinction needs to take place to have a conversation that

charlie day henry winkler and music from sabrina carpenter is coming.s day is on the same day so here to make it more fun we have a former nasa engineer who through it all away to become a ut you tube sensation mr. welcome mark. mark, i know your parents are here tonight. >> they are. there they are. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, hand them a mike. now, your son worked for nasa and now he's doing stupid stuff for children, were with you happy with this decision? >> i'm happy with the decision. >> jimmy: you are all right. so you don't have kids but you have kids in the family stuff like that, and you have a lot of fun with those kids and you're going to show us what to do on easter so we can have fun in our lives. >> love it. last time april fool's was on easter was 60 years old and only happened two other times this century. got to get upon this people. >> jimmy: this is one you don't want to miss for sure. >> don't want to miss. >> jimmy: show us what to do. >> this is i basket where icsome chocolategn iedla easter bunny that's hallowed out a

from charlie. >> you know, i had no conscious memory of doing that. obviously i must have because, they found the glove there. >> the former football star then says he and charlie fled and toss ed the bloody clothes. >> i think charlie is oj. >> this is no hypothetical. >> christopher darden was part of the special and one of the prosecutors in the criminal trial where simpson was found not guilty. >> i think he confessed to murder. >> the idea it was confession interview. a joke. >> sunday simpson's attorney, malcolm laverne, claimed that reagan was leading simpson through the interview to push book sales. >> scripted by the publisher of the book. mr. simpson went along because, quite frankly he got a lot of money up front to go along. more than a decade later, laverne says his client is moving on. still, the public may not be ready to do so. >> everybody is going to, give their opinion. heguilty. or he was purging his guilt. whatever you want to take from it. i cannot control it. >>> in a statement, judith reagan tells cbs this morning as any one ca

take a listen. >> in the book, the hypothetical -- >> charlie. >> charlie.charlie shows up, a guy who i had become friends with, and i don't know why he had been by nicole's house, but told me, you wouldn't believe what's going on over there. we go over, get in my car and go over. i think charlie followed this guy in, wanted to make sure there was no problem. he brought the knife. this guy kind of got into a karate thing and i said, you think he can kick my ass. i do remember taking the knife from charlie. to be honest, after that, i don't remember. >> so is o.j. simpson's friend charlie real? joining us is cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin author of "the run of his life: the people versus o.j. simpson." >> am i allowed to say on tv that makes me want to puke? >> yes. you just did. >> okay. >> important reminder, this is not new, the idea of this hypothetical and the book that he wrote. the reason the interview didn't come out at the time is because of taste, people were appalled by this. >> yes. >> judith reagan lost her job at fox news. she's now back

horses and is now starting to get into soccer and karate. >> all right charlie.ll be right back. >>> after being stuck on a utility pole for three days, a cat was finally rescued in phoenix. gypsy the cat was the center of attention today while cameras caught in a rescuing that kitty cats. phoenix fire department says their system was clogged up with hundreds of calls from across the country asking the cat to get rescued. help arrived from a local utility company but the neighbor took matters into his own hands first. officials say they don't encourage people to do what he did, but try placing food and water near the cat instead. >>> they hawk is safe thanks to county firefighters. >> this is the rescue 911 segment. firefighters in hayward learned about this hawk that was trapped in some kind of string, they don't know whether it was a kite string or fishing wire, but it was high, 50 feet up, in a tree at cherry land park, and the rescue happened sunday afternoon. pg and he responded to the scene with a cherry picker, a worker from the california department of fi

>> charlie is great. charlie has pushed hard on the symmetry of that inflation target and how much he believes he and his colleagues are willing to stick to that going forward. not being as aggressive with rate hikes. much will depend on the composition of those voting, which he is not this year. very pointedly what does it mean how understaffed the board of the federal reserve is? that is one of the critical things. the usual allies the chair has are not there. very necessaryir at the least. thank you for joining us. let's check in on the first word news. >> president trump and north korea's kim jong-un have agreed to meet. a time and location has not been set. south korea says it will take place by may. they will agree to halt missile testing for now but sanctions will remain in place. leaders have never met. toernor rick scott has decide whether to sign a gun-control bill that challenges the nra. the measure raises the minimum age to buy rifles from 18 years old to 21 years old. it creates a program to

this guy charlie shows up. don't know why he'd been by a closed house but it told me you wouldn't believe what's going on over there. and i remember thinking whatever's going on over there has got to stop. >> reporter: judith regan, who interviewed simpson all those years ago, was actually the publisher of the book. >> you have the publisher interviewing the person who wrote the book. and that was a great concern to people back in 2006. >> reporter: she says she was approached by simpson's attorney at the time to tell simpson's side of the story. >> in the hypothetical i put on a cap and gloves. >> you reached under the seat for -- >> a knife. and i remember charlie saying you ain't bringing that, but i believe he took it. >> charlie took the knife? >> yeah. in the book. >> i don't know if charlie exists. i don't know if it's his alter ego. i don't know if it's him. but that's the name he chose. >> so ron goldman comes in the back gate. >> yeah. nicole had come out. and we started having words about who is this

>> you know, i like you, charlie, so i'll start with you. [laughter] >> i'll get back to you when it happens, because it hasn't happened. i'm very good friends with paul ryan. i describe my relationship p with him now as we're taking a break from one another, we're seeing other -- [laughter] we're seeing other people. [laughter] but, you know, the yates poem how, you know, the best lack all conviction while the worst are full oft passion and intensity,i am thinking of paul because i do think he's a fundamentally decent, honorable man who has made this bargain, who has made the bargain that, you know, i am willing to overlook things, i'm willing to enable things in order to get certain things in his agenda. and i understand that, i understand the real politic there. i'm g not sure that he would be doing the same thing if he wasn't speaker. the problem with that is that the price gets higher and higher is and higher, you know? whathi profits a man to gain the whole world if he loses his soul or the other way around. well, but for tax ruts? rea

charlie: right analyst, investor s, traders you name it. point out that you always hear this caveat that trump isn't the first president to impose a tariff right? i think ronald reagan did it back in the 1980s. liz: president obama just did it charlie: but the big free-trader did it famously with japan both on automobiles, i think motorcycles to protect harley-davidson, and semiconductors. we should also point out that the results of his tariffs were a huge mixed bag. i mean the automotive sector continued to bleed jobs, the harley-davidson came back after having some rough years in the mid 1980s but most of it had very little to do with the tariffs. japan figured out how to produce their own motorcycles that got around that and so if there's one thing i will say that when i talk to sophisticated investors and traders that could destroy this market and hurt the economy, it is a trade war. now, what we don't know is whether donald trump is practicing the art of the deal here, where he's talking tough and getting the guys, getting the japanes

the book stores are treasures, charlie's corner is unique. >> charlie's corner is a children's book storeo much more, community space where care takers and children come together over storytelling, books, it's a gathering center. i am charlotte and we are at charlie's corner on the corner of castro and 24th. the type of books we carry at charlie's corner range from prenatal to young adult, 18. we have musical books, art books, all built around children of course. history, nonfiction, we have a wonderful picture book section. >> i love going to charlie's corner, number one, because you can find a whole range of books. my kid loves to read books. >> i always envisioned a space like this, surrounded by children's books and storytelling. we offer storytelling four times a day. we do curate well, we do a lot of time reading, researching, beyond the story time, it's going back to picking out a book, helping someone find the perfect book, unwrapping it and sending it off. there are people from all over the world and that's what i find so exciting. you see that every day in our story times. it's

this should have been done years ago, charlie. should have been done somebody me. but we got stuck with a lot of beauties. we'll fix them. we'll fix them. [applause] >> if a democratic president got done 1/10 of what you have done would say it's historic. what you've done for the american people and save the trajectory of our company is phenomenal. let's talk about tax reform. democrats call it crumbs. $1,000 is not crumbs to the people in this room. take about the amazing economic benefits we're seeing thanks to the tax cut package that you championed and got through congress. >> okay, charlie. a couple things. the individual mandate was knocked out by itself, that would be a big deal. this is -- [applause] when you have the privilege of paying a lot of money so you don't have to buy bad healthcare. okay? we got that knocked out. that was a big thing. anwar, we got that approved, which is tremendous. one of the great energy reservoirs in the world. they've been working on it. reagan tried, push tried. every president tried to get it approved. we got it approved. t

charlie is right. we disagree sharply about many things and we will argue and we may even argue today but i think it is valuable to realize that the democratic liberal faith that ed is talking about is the faith that you can accomplish things and that you can get things done because people have stopped believing that and that is dangerous. >> well, thank you. as i am thinking about the condition find yourself in particularly in our country and you could extend that to europe and other places i think some days many some of you share this and i feel it my head will explode. with all the tweets and every day half a dozen things are happening that under normal circumstances would be unheard of so my question to all three panelists is what is an interested citizen to do in an era when social media particularly twitter has become such an effective weapon to demonize and to spread falsehoods and to attack people on a personal basis. the front of the orange orangutan has a 43 million twitter followers i believ

charlie knows this better. you will not change the minds of either side they will change theirir own minds or they won't but what you have to do is your achievement standing up for the values of society will change the conversation. that's all. [applause] >> so now who has unfriended anybody? my advice on twitter if they are dealing with vitriol do not block them. mute them but don't block them because now they know they have been blocked that is what they want to take a screenshot to disseminate that. if you never listen to m them again and never asked. >> that's good advice. >> we are treated about that many times urging people. >> i think the real causal factor of the mess we are i in investing in enormously wealthy countries having the wealth transferred to the privateiv sector with massive inequality and there is reason from the anger and then giving millions and millions to the wealthy with citizens united with money in politics. this is a causal factor of the situation we are in and a meritocracy some of

charlie: if we have very much. now here's lou dobbs >>> good evening, tensions e corrupting between president trump and his attorney general jeff sessions. president trump today excoriated sessions on twitter saying it's disgraceful that his attorney general decided to rely on an obama era inspector general to investigate obama era fisa court abuses by the fbi and department of justice >>> also tonight, a major departure from the trump white house, one of the president's longest serving and most trusted aides, hope hicks today announced her resignation as communications director. no specific date set for hicks departure. we'll have much more tonight on her resignation and its likely effect on the president's senior staff. >>> and today, president trump taking the lead on the issue of school security and the safety of students and teachers. president trump called a large group of both democratic and republican lawmaker to the white house to discuss the issues and to find areas of agreement that could pass congress a

charlie mulgrew will captain scotla nd charlie mulgrew will captain scotland in tomorrow's family withckburn after scott brown announced his international retirement and the scotland boss believes he is the right man for the job. he really looks a class act. in that particular league. we know that he has played at the top level and that the scotland international is routine for charlie. and we want him to help the younger kids run about, the younger guys coming into the tea m the younger guys coming into the team may be for the first time. we have got potentially ten new caps. but charlie is a good leader. and i think he deserves to be captain. manchester united have terminated the contract of zlatan ibrahimovic who is expected to move to mls and joined the la galaxy. managerjose mourinho has agreed to release ibrahimovic from his deal which expires at the end ofjune, the striker has struggled to recover from a serious knee injury since extending his stay at old trafford earlier this season. after many years of pressure, manchester united hope to set up a senior women's team for the fi

charlie: i can probably guess five or six people on your list. charlie, thanks so much. great to have you here. up next, president trump cheering the house intelligence committees conclusion of no collusion. president trump: we are happy with the decision by the house intelligence committee saying there was absolutely no collusion respect to russia. and it was a very powerful decision. >> we are bringing in a powerful voice. we take it up with fox news analyst gregg jarrett. did i mention legal analyst? i should have. gregg will be with us liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. non-drowsy claritin 24 hour relief when allergies occur. day after day, after day. because life should have more wishes and less worries. feel the clarity and live claritin clear. lou: we have early returns coming in from pennsylvania. just some to show you where we are -- just to show wher

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trish: charlie, adam.d to see you guys. >> by the other thing i think larry wants to be there for a year. just so you know. >> he is 70 years old. yes, i came back. trish: i'm looking forward to having him back on tv. >> i think he will be on your show every week, trish. >> i love larry. i only say this out of love. that is my caution to him. >> that he shouldn't take isn't. trish: he is a big boy. >> he was in the reagan white house. he will be okay in the trump. >> this is whole other dimension. trish: a good guy to have there. >> i don't think larry was a big fan of "the apprentice" by the way. trish: preparing to liquidate its business due to weak sales from competition from other retailers like walmart and amazon. the plan most likely closing of all 800 stores in the u.s. >>> broadcom is ending aggressive pursuit of qualcomm. after president trump ordered the chipmaker to abandon the proposed deal on national security concerns. despite dropping the bid they are planning to locate the headquarters to t

but thanks for being with us tonight charlie and gina.up, more hannity right after the break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." democrat scandals. unfortunately, that's all the time we have left this evening. thank you so much for being with us. and don't forget to watch "justice" tomorrow night on 9:00 pm eastern. and you can follow me on twitter @judgejanine. laura ingraham is next. have a terrific night. >> good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." and this time, of course, the bold claim he made that trade wars are good. we'll examine whether he has a point when it comes to cheating china and how to stop them. and we'll debate whether our national motto, "in god we trust," should be

charlie: it could be the things we have seen already.erns about something like the vix crash which i would argue is the sort of thing we have seen in major markets. we have seen flash crashes and weight -- rates, the down vix, seen them in fx. as long as those flash crashes are happening at a time when the macro backdrop is solid, sound, markets don't worry about it. but the question that hasn't been answered and not tested is what happens if we get a flash crash at a time when the market is already worrying about the macro environment? ecb andalking about the japan, investors are already nervous. we have seen that, respective of the macro data. what about this? charlie: i think another example of market psychology, not worried about qt from a fundamental perspective, it is not even a tightening. in our conference this morning we took a poll, and i asked for a show of hands, how many people think the main reason for prices that have rallied is this expansion, and every hand goes up. it is a pillar of belief in the market that qe was a bi

charlie: i can probably guess five or six people on your list. charlie, thanks so much. great to have you here. up next, president trump cheering the house intelligence committees conclusion of no collusion. president trump: we are happy with the decision by the house intelligence committee saying there was absolutely no collusion respect to russia. and it was a very powerful decision. >> we are bringing in a powerful voice. we take it up with fox news analyst gregg jarrett. did i mention legal analyst? i should have. gregg will be with us next. stay with us. are pretty much t. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony wil

can charlie have one, too? charlie can have one too. one for charlie. (gasp) look mom!feed his imagination, with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. where there's jif, there's love. >>> our top stories this morning, "the shape of water" won the most honors at last night's academy awards, including best picture and best director for guillermo del toro. gary oldman won best actor for his performance in "darkest hour," and frances mcdormand won best actress for "three billboards outside of ebbing, missouri." she had all nominees stand for equality. >>> critics here and overseas are blasting the decision. british prime minister theresa may called mr. trump yesterday to complain. in a tweet the president said that american steel and aluminum industries are dead. sorry, it's time for a change. >>> well, today human rights observers say the syrian army and its allies have captured more than a third of ghouta. the rebel-held enclave near damascus. when the siege began last month, it was feared the region would become another aleppo. seth doane is there. >> reporter: this w

if charlie munger is to be a large serial arsonist dick crony capitalist pig him and warren buffett i mean that's well i mean look at their big stick in the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's and eighty's is value investing. you know value investing worked back then but it doesn't work anymore i mean i would argue that right now the markets are too distorted from government intervention so look we're going to have a collapse me you can't you know there will tell you the best thing when when you had a sixteen year bear market and stocks are trading at below their breakup value. and yet that ended you know ten fifteen twenty years ago when markets started to trade well above their intrinsic value based on federal reserve money printing printing right now we're talking about valuations which if you see quickly adjust the price earnings multiples we're talking highest in history i mean even above a lot of them are trading above where the dot com bomb was so no you know people are saying it's different this time look i've been doing this since the one nine hundred eighty s. it's never

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charlie, what do you make of it? >> acta goes to show how politicized the whole thing has been from the very beginning. nothing to do with justice, nothing to do with finding out about russia's involvement in the election, has nothing to do with any of that. we could've done all that in a very nonpartisan way. but it really has to do with his people want to go after donald trump, and it's truly a weaponization of the fbi and of course they were all -- too many people in the fbi were far too willing to go along with it and we wind up with this where you have a guy tossed out for apparently lying to fbi officials and then lying to congress about it. and then people in congress are scrambling to give him a job. it's insane. >> shannon: i need to get quick reaction from katie and adrian on the issue of the job offers. adrian, first. >> look, this is obviously a way for some of these guys to get a little bit of press. i don't know if they are necessarily saying this is in jest or if they are truly meaning it. the real iss