charlie, how do you loaded? >> charlie: with my hands.y family? it's right here, i do them all by hand feared and i actually love doing it. i am a very, very meticulous dishwasher. >> judge jeanine: what do you mean you do it by hand? >> charlie: i don't use a dishwasher. >> harold: do you do a house call? judge? by hand or dishwasher? >> judge jeanine: dishwasher unless it is pots and pans p or i can clean a pop better than new. >> harold: peter and you? >> dana: we have a big argument about this constantly because he is great about helping out, he does a lot of the putting, he has a very specific method. than if i do it, the dishwasher is not ready to be turned on, he comes in and i see him redoing it, and it absolutely irritates me. it has to be a certain way, eace is a place for everything and everything in its place. >> judge jeanine: up or down? >> dana: down. because when you take them out -- >> judge jeanine: but there is more -- >> harold: i put forks up. i know this is something that goes on -- >> greg: the best way to load a di

. >> poor charlie.>> yeah. >> i took so much from him. >> but whether nick knew it or not, charlie was in the very capable hands of his uncle mark, who received a commission from his worried sister lynn, before she was murdered. >> if anything happens to me, take care of my son. >> and he did. how do you feel about that boy? >> love. this one is going to be tough. i always look back at that moment as the greatest gift i ever received from the man who i still hate more than any person i've ever known. my wife and i did not have children of our own, now i've got the best son in the world. >> it's been great. mark and susan are just-- they are great. i love them so much. >> and so, in a sad, strange way, out of unimaginable evil and loss came love, real family, an unexpected blessing. >> what's he done for you, personally? having him in your life? >> it is like getting another life. like somebody opened a door to say, here is a second chance. >> a reason to get up in the morning. >> straight. i raised him

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

charlie, as well. andy first. >> what we know is if she becomes president she will do everything she can to cut back on fossil fuels production to reduce america's major source of energy and a real driver of the economy. she has been opposed to that. she set her values haven't changed. one of those values is there is huge support for this green energy plan which will devastate the economy, devastate middle and working-class families. look, this opportunity economy, she's got to come up with some specifics. can't just keep talking -- >> sounds good. >> like an eighth grader giving a book report and didn't read the book. >> sandra: charlie? >> you know, sandra, you can't -- she embraces the green agenda, right, she basically said i want to go to carbon neutral and we want a timetable. i've written a whole book about the green agenda through esg, environmental social governments investing, you can't do that unless you ban fracking. that shows you just how economically borderline illiterate she really is.

last year, charlie and his mom spent christmas in antarctica.e took immense pride in history and politics. he said. charlie was my travel buddy and the only person i ever truly felt at home with. mahan, a father himself, described the post as beautiful. >> charlie's father's tribute was so human, so know how he has that kind of poise. >> instead of expressing anger, olson expressed gratitude. the post was titled thank you, san jose, and he referred to the south bay as an amazing community. >> i'm inspired by his reflection, and i know he's got some really tough days ahead, but that represents the best of san jose. somebody who's trying to, even in the moment of his greatest tragedy, trying to find the good. >> olson ends his post with if you're a parent, give your kids that extra hug today for me, and please be safe. slow down on the roads and focus on what you're doing. in san jose, lauren martinez abc seven news. >> the north bay community is mourning a longtime teacher and coach at cardinal newman high school. he was the one killed in a deadl

james very quickly. 30s then last word to you, charlie . what's the to you, charlie.n on jack daniels with die scrapping all these white diversity quotas, good or bad, >> i think companies wanting to be inclusive and have a diverse workforce seems perfectly sensible. i don't see why it's this enormous culture war issue. okay, charlie. >> well, it's a drink, isn't it? i mean, as long as it's just you. i don't think that's quite what the diversity there with the staff employing, you know. >> well, a certain number of gay employees putting flags up, and you just need the best people, the most qualified people for the most qualified people for the job to get the best taste in whatever jack daniels is the job to get the best taste in whateverjack daniels is or, and whatever jack daniels is or, and anything else, i couldn't i can't drink it. >> it's so sick. >> other other whisky brands are available . yeah, is jd actually available. yeah, is jd actually proper whisky, though it's not. it's bourbon, isn't it. >> from the french word is bourbon. and it's made in tennessee. >

to say charlie chaplin.ct. >> oh yeah. and what was charlie's biggest movie? >> i really don't know. i don't know, juan. you want to try? i don't know, you don't know. >> i don't even know who charlie is. >> oh, come on, if i say lady and the tramp, is that your last answer? final answer. final answer. so you're going with the tramp, lady and the tramp? even though it's a disney movie? >> no, it's not lady and the tramp. >> the lady. lady killers. well, charlie chaplin, ding ding. correct. >> so it's not the cowboy and his the tramp. >> the tramp? are you sure? yes, you are correct. >> the local pizza parlor here in niles bears the name of bronco billy, who, by the way, was kind of a big deal back in the 1900s. so who was he? >> billy the kid? >> billy the kid. good. good idea, but wrong answer. >> i think he had, like, a burlesque, like a traveling burlesque show or one of those kind of things. vaudeville vaudeville, traveling show. okay. and then it became like a studio or something. >> was he a western gu

last year, charlie and his mom spent christmas in antarctica. he took immense pride in history and politics. he said. charlie was my travel buddy and the only person i ever truly felt at home with. mahan, a father himself, described the post as beautiful. >> charlie's father's tribute was so human, so know how he has that kind of poise. >> instead of expressing anger, olson expressed gratitude. the post was titled thank you, san jose, and he referred to the south bay as an amazing community. >> i'm inspired by his reflection, and i know he's got some really tough days ahead, but that represents the best of san jose. somebody who's trying to, even in the moment of his greatest tragedy, trying to find the good. >> olson ends his post with if you're a parent, give your kids that extra hug today for me, and please be safe. slow down on the roads and focus on what you're doing. in san jose, lauren martinez abc seven news. >> the north bay community is mourning a longtime teacher and coach at cardinal newman high school. he was the one killed in a dea

charlie spiering, respond to what he had to say. guest: nate, i think that you correctly said that if she does run for president you would not vote for her. but i think that a big reason why i wrote the book -- not every vice president deserves a book examining the first three years. but i think in kamala harris' case, there is a very real chance that she could be the 47th president of the united states without running her own election. if it's joe biden winning in november, voters have to be aware of who kamala harris is, who the vice president is and whether or not they're comfortable with her leading the country if the president can't make it through a second term with his advanced age. host: you said at the top that in your reporting you found people who said she has improved. talk about that. guest: yeah, as they get into campaign mode, there is a lot less people talking, revealing negative things about her office. they're comfortable putting her back on script, letting her go out to some of these safe spaces where she's comfor

charlie rowley . but before we charlie rowley.e we get stuck into today's stories, here's the news with sophia wenzler . wenzler. >> darren. thank you. good afternoon. it'sjust >> darren. thank you. good afternoon. it's just gone 2:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. president zelenskyy has for the first time acknowledged that ukraine is conducting a military offensive inside russia's western kursk region. the surprise operation, which began five days ago, has taken russia by surprise and prompted mass evacuations across both sides of the border. russia's defence ministry has said. air defence units destroyed 14 drones and four ballistic missiles over the region this morning. meanwhile, ukraine says it destroyed 53 russian drones during an overnight strike. military analyst sean bell says there are three main reasons for ukraine's offensive planes got very long border with russia . border with russia. >> undoubtedly it'll put russia on the back foot. secondly is to demonstrate that russia is not in control in this conflict

charlie spiering, respond to what he had to say. guest: nate, i think that you correctly said that if she does run for president you would not vote for her. but i think that a big reason why i wrote the book -- not every vice president deserves a book examining the first three years. but i think in kamala harris' case, there is a very real chance that she could be the 47th president of the united states without running her own election. if it's joe biden winning in november, voters have to be aware of who kamala harris is, who the vice president is and whether or not they're comfortable with her leading the country if the president can't make it through a second term with his advanced age. host: you said at the top that in your reporting you found people who said she has improved. talk about that. guest: yeah, as they get into campaign mode, there is a lot less people talking, revealing negative things about her office. they're comfortable putting her back on script, letting her go out to some of these safe spaces where she's comfor

charlie: absolutely.s why it is the only way common sense ends up trumping the people that want to control all the information and he gets to be a professional smack talker and have millions of people listen to him every month. david: imprints talking to them it is underwear. charlie: even prince knows his name. alicia: his words were also getting twisted by the media this is from his podcast last week. >> she is going to win, i feel like we're in a very bizarre time where people are giving in to the [bleep] in a way that i never suspected people would before. they just want note from no matter what and they're willing to gaslight themselves. alicia: listen to this msnbc edited another portion of his podcast to make it sound like he said harris would win. here's what the clip said. >> she's going to win, she can win, cut to she is a strong woman, she is a person who served overseas twice in the medical unit, she was a congresswoman for eight years she is a person of color, she is everything that you want,

a gentleman named charlie kirk. [ cheering and applause ]. >> thank you, charlie. what a job he does. i said charlie do me a favour, we got this thing won, but do me a favour, make sure they don't cheat. the only way they can do anything is if they cheat like hell, and we have been victims like that. make sure they don't cheat, charlie. we don't need the votes, but make sure they don't cheat. hello sheriff, how are you doing, how are you guys doing, good, thank you. we need every sheriff over there, every law enforcement official, because we have the votes. we have to make sure that everything is on the up and up, charlie and his team of people -- i mean he has hundreds of thousands of young people -- it is actually quite discriminatory. charlie, have you ever been sued by old people for not accepting them? he has the youngest looking group of people and they are warriors, it is unbelievable. the job that charlie has done is incredible! [ cheering and applause ]. >> thank you, charlie. thank you charlie. the job he has done... is really incredible. also with us is

happy saturday to you, charlie.raise a very good point that i think people miss, and maybe it might be a background and backdrop for all the craziness in the markets. the pain and the financial are going woke but the inflationary to that, what do you make of that? charlie: listen the markets are going crazy because we had inflation and the fed addressed it by much higher interest rates and reducing its balance sheet so you start putting into the markets a whole other level of volatility and confusion, particularly as the fed right now is on the precipice of maybe lowering rates or maybe not. who knows what's going to happen in september but the markets are getting scared so you have to ask yourself, how did we get inflation and this is a question or an answer i present in my book and again this is not an economic treaty. it's my book. i bring you inside the hallways of blackrock with larry fink, the big asset management firm that was on the tip of the speer i guess for environmental social government investing, and

thank you, charlie. nice to see you. >> you have probably seen statements made by our counterparts about their expectations, the fact that they believe it is increasingly likely that there will be an attempt by iran and/or its proxies, and perhaps in the coming days i will tell you that we share those concerns. >> dana: israel on high alert preparing for what is being called a significant set of attacks by iran and its proxies. the u.s. also bolstering its forces, supplying a submarine and other pluralistic region. >> last-ditch diplomatic efforts are ongoing. to try to avert a crisis in the region. we do know overnight the white house release a joint with the u.k., italy, and france, basically trying to urged the escalation in the middle east. it was described with a release saying, "we called on iran to stand on its ongoing threats of a military attack against israel and discuss the serious consequences for regional security. should such an attack take place." earlier in the day the british prime minis

but, they did not see the crazy charging just charlie. they saw the calculating charlie. having them, houton and krewinkle two that gives -- to attest to that gives us fascinating inside. i did not know much about charlie manson before i started. when i started the book i sure did not like or admire him. but, you had to shake your head at some of the man had. he knew how to sell himself and he sold himself in blood. peter: what was it like sitting across the table from leslie van houton and patricia krenwinkle knowing what they have done? jeff: in that prison if you are visiting them you are not allowed to bring in a pan or pen -- a pad or pen or a recording device. i spent a day interviewing one or the other because they aren't friends anymore and it didn't want to sit at the same table are the same time. peter: and ty are old ladies? jeff: we remember them frozen in time and in a way they still are. leslie, the popular pretty girl on a high school is 21 all of this happens and she still has the little girl gestures. when she is talking to you, she plays with her hair. s

the job charlie ha s done is incredible. thank you, charlie. thank yok you, charlie. the job he's done is really incredible. also with us is an incredibles n congress woman who is decided to go into a certain board. tho you know what i'm talking about? the most important board, maybe in the wholee most imp country and she's going to make sure everything's on the up and up. o >> debbie lesko. debbie. thank you, congresswoman. . thank you, debbie. you make sure debbie. big she just won a big election by a massive. but you won that election. she won it prett youy easy.nd another person who's a friend of mine, he's a warriominer for a long time is great. he loves his states . >> he loves our country. andy biggs, congressman andy biggs, thank thank you. and two other warriors, a youngn one and a little bit older one. but boy, they are tough. you don't get tougher than eli crane and paul gosar. brawl goes on. right. thank you a lot. right. right. beautiful, greatple. people. fro and the next congressman from arizona's eighth district, a hamadan. ct wow. goi he's going to be

had taken a trip to oxford and cambridge to tour what he called charlie's future university. cameron said charlie was always obsessed by languages and foreign parts of the world, even teaching himself other languages. on reddit, cameron also praised the summit. tahoma high school in san jose, where charlie had just started as a freshman, and thanked the san jose community for what he called the outpouring of love. he also said he knows there's a lot of public anger about the crash, but says he's not there yet, adding i may never get there. it feels unfair. yes, i want my son back beyond comprehension and that the next few months will be hell. he also asked parents to give your kids an extra hug for me in san jose. robert honda, nbc bay area news. we are on the eve of another emotional goodbye. san jose police will honor community officer long pham. officer pham was killed by a suspected drunk driver this month while he was on duty doing traffic control at an accident in south san jose. spd leaders describe him as passionate and inspiring. the funeral is at 11 a.m. tomorrow at

and >> thank you, charlie and charlie peters there reporting from aldershot, right now.rian and broadcaster tessa dunlop, an assistant editor of conservative home, william atkinson, tessa, you heard, charlie peters there. there's fury and anger about the small boats crisis. he is saying there, which is fuelling the problem. >> just said that the small boats crisis has deliberately contributed to the housing crisis in aldershot. that's what your reporter on gb news has just said. now, given the statistics on the numbers coming overin statistics on the numbers coming over in small boats relative to the 1.5 million migration statistic overall we had in 2023, 29,000 coming over in small boats this year, 16,000. i find it really hard to believe that those numbers are directly contributing to the housing crisis in aldershot, and that is how careless lines on media platforms like this one help trigger. and fuel these protests, which sometimes become violent and life threatening. >> well, you know , it's right to >> well, you know, it's right to say that immigration is putting p

but, they did not see the crazy charging just charlie. they saw the calculating charlie. having them gives us a whole different insight. again, why write books about history that don't bring something new that gives us a greater understanding. i didn't knew much about manson and when i finished i didn't admire him but you had to shake your head at some to have talents thiss man had. >> what was it like sitting across the table from leslie and patricia knowing what they had done? >> you're not allowed in that prison if you're visiting them to bring pad and pen or recording device so i would spend a day interviewing one or the other. they are not friends at this point anymore and weren't going to sit at the same table and talk to me at the same time. >> and they are hold ladies, basically? >> that's one of the shocks, we remember them frozen in time in a wayr: they still are, leslie, popular pretty girl in high school you've got to rememberhe's 20 when all of this happens and she still has the little girl gestures. when she's talking to you she plays with her hair, she gigg

thank you charlie . the >> okay. thank you charlie.'re talking too fast. it must be all this caffeine. brenda, i do apologise , charlie. brenda, i do apologise, charlie. what you've heard from aaron there setting out a whole host of reasons why all of our viewers could well argue that there has been a betrayal by sir keir starmer , mentioning all keir starmer, mentioning all sorts of things from immigration to, the, the fact that he's got rid of the winter fuel payments for certain pensioners. and even if you are eligible to receive pension credit, there are many pensioners who don't know that they are actually eligible for pension credit . and even if pension credit. and even if you're a five or over the threshold, you might not get it, but you're still going to struggle to pay your energy bills when they go up by over £100. there are so many ways in which i can actually understand why so many are miffed. >> totally. and you know, we talked in the last segment, one of the debates that aaron was right to say, look, the number one issue

thank you again for an exciting lecture on charlie chaplin. i feel like i know the tramps now. >> thank you. >> good night, everyone.

had taken a trip to oxford and cambridge to tour what he called charlie's future university. cameron said charlie was always obsessed by languages and foreign parts of the world, even teaching himself other languages. on reddit, cameron also praised the summit. tahoma high school in san jose, where charlie had just started as a freshman, and thanked the san jose community for what he called the outpouring of love. he also said he knows there's a lot of public anger about the crash, but says he's not there yet, adding, i may never get there. it feels unfair. yes, i want my son back beyond comprehension and that the next few months will be hell. he also asked parents to give your kids an extra hug for me in san jose. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. all right, robert, thank you. well, turning now to the race for the white house, vice president kamala harris and running mate tim walz were on the ground today in battleground state of georgia. tonight, the duo is moving from the campaign trail to the hot seat for their first sit down interview. the interview took place with cnn's

those photos were shared with abc seven by charlie's father, cameron olson. in a statement on social media, he said losing a child is the ultimate nightmare for a parent. this week has been a roller coaster of both functional and emotional elements. it feels like it has been weeks, and i know the next few months will be hell. the crash happened that monday afternoon after a driver traveling for several minutes in the wrong direction hit them. naomi juarez witnessed the erratic driving and shot this cell phone video. that truck, not only traveling in the wrong direction, she said, but also moving at intense speeds. >> so i'm driving 65 or 70 and the express line, but the truck is very more faster. >> the driver of the pickup was hospitalized with major injuries. we aren't naming him since he hasn't yet been charged. investigators say they're looking at felony manslaughter charges. part of that investigation will look into why the driver was going the wrong way and where he came from. as that investigation goes on, lives are forever changed. cameron olson said

morning, charlie. the government says the _ meeting. morning, charlie.nment says the purpose of meeting. morning, charlie. the - government says the purpose of this meeting is to offer the full backing, the government�*s full backing, the government�*s full backing to the police following what has now become multiple incidents of extreme violence and public disorder. the meeting will take place this afternoon, government aides say the prime minister will, quote, tell police officers the shocking events in southport this week remind us of the bravery of our police officers and the work they do to keep public say. we receive notice of this meeting late last night after the violence in whitehall you were talking about when more than 100 people were arrested and we understand the prime minister will also say that while the rights to peaceful protest is protected, those who explode at right to sow hatred and carry out violent acts will face the full force of the law. he will say that police should not hesitate to use their powers to stop mindless violence. it

charlie sykes and angela reich, thank you both for your time. i really appreciate it. >>> we have lots more ahead as, harris's poll numbers rise. sodas donald trump sphere about his criminal charges. we're going to get into his latest play to avoid sentencing. that's coming up. but first, j.d. vance made the mistake of taking on stacey abrams and now stacey abrams is here to set the record straight. she joins me, coming up next. stay nextwith us. us. d it on the loaded fries and now your gut is in the gutter. undo it with pepto fast melts. so you can keep on rolling. [bowling pins knocked down] when you overdo it, undo it with pepto bismol. summer. it's the hungriest time of year for kids across america. kids whose hardworking families are struggling to make ends meet. whether it's working the crazy hours so you can have enough money for food or, you know, just giving up things for your personal self, and it's just yeah, gotta feed your kids. far too many kids are missing the meals they need this summer. that's why i'm here now asking you to joi

charlie's point i think in jim's point is take a vote. go home and defend it and you will probably win nine times out of 10 so do you think you just lost touch because he didn't care and was doing fund-raisers here and got sort of lost or was itit purely an ideological thin? >> i think there were some very specific votes that he took that were far afield from where the district was. people didn't know about it and votes for example on the iraq war. those things that were really out of touch with the district and i think one of the things that happens in the media environment where the "washington post" is your paper record that coverage of local issues and local members who really doesn't happen much. there's the metro page i suppose. but it means there are few opportunities where people can actually know what they are doing and i think we were very successful at pointing out where he was -- engaged ideologically from where the district was and it was effective. i don't think that same argument could have worked in some other district but

harold ford junior and charlie hurt are on deck. let's first go to peter doocy. >> it's not just in that clip you guys played of harris, because president biden also once said he was not going to build one more foot of border wall. she is now number two in his administration. the vice president's support for this border wall money now is kind of hiding in plain sight. she said this in her convention acceptance speech. >> i refuse to play politics with our security. and here is my pledge to you. as president, i will bring back the bipartisan border security bill that he killed and i will sign it into law. >> so that's where the wall is, in the bipartisan bill. it has provisions to spend hundreds of millions of dollars set aside during the trump years on new border barriers. so it is taxpayer dollars for a wall representing a huge evolution from this february 2020 post on x as i said, trump's border wall is a complete waste of taxpayer money and won't make us any safer. harris continues trying to present her candidacy as a break from

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