>> i want to expand on what charlie sai this is about people's access to doctors. charlie's right. this is exactly what happened a generation ago with the whole rise of hmos and pple were outraged they couldn't get the doctor they wanted. why was that? because companies were having trouble paying for their health insurance. >> adam -- >> finish the point. >> i want to remind you that this is messy, it's ugly, hn't been executed well, the president has misspoken, others have misspoken. >> you don't think the president lied? >> no, i don't think the president lied. >> but the real sin here is doubling down on the crummy system that he just explained. think about it. >> i'll make my last point. charlie, i'll make my last point. >> i thought you were done. now you're back to not being done? >> if tens of millions of more people get health insurance, this will ha been -- >> but it's health insurance not worth anything. you can't see yone, you can't see your doctor or go to the hospital, why do we want tens of millions of people on a crummy system that isn't working? that isn't a win. by

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first, a look at the great charlie parker in concert, from 1951. >> they say music speaks louder than words. ♪ tavis: stanley, i'm glad to have you on. that missed our by asking why, given his huge impact, that so little has been written about charlie parker? >> a lot of what has been written is basically what they call urban legends these days. which means exaggerations and fraud. tavis: why exaggeration and fraud about charlie parker? see, he provides for the average reader a lot of andhÉs about black people jazz musicians, about drugs, and people tend to gravitate towards those things. book, itarted the actually realized through my mother and father, both of who grew up in the 1930s, that black americans went through the depression in a very different way than they were usually written about. for instance, they knew they were not the fools you saw an american movies. they also knew that the people they saw on the news reels were actual people. , marian anderson, joe louis. those were actual people. tavis: give me some sense of why -- i'm not naÏve and asking, but why is it that tha

say you can't see them unsupervised for a full year. you've got things to prove. also no overnights. we talked about this yesterday. now, brook has reportedly requested a restraining order against charlie. she's saying that charlie is trying to sabotage her sobriety and even scared that charlie might plant drugs on her. valid point. very valid. just when she goes in the store to buy her cigarettes, if she smokes, here she goes pulling up to buy her marlboro's and she goes inside but leaves the sunroof pupped. not open. that's when charlier somebody comes along and throws a sack of coke through the sunroof. [ applause ] it lands on the floor. brook doesn't see it. she gets in the car, lights her cigarette. by the time she pulls out, the first light, whoever threw the coke in there is calling 911 saying she's riding dirty and they pull her over and that's that. it's very, very -- people are very, very deceptive. while i'm not deceptive like that, my mind wanders into deceptive places on account of all the hours i've logged watching lifetime and the i.d. channel. but you know, if that ever happens to you where somebody tries to throw drugs through your sunroof, don't look -- don't touch i

. >> charlie kept saying is there polling. yes, there's an incredible amount of polling, charlie. consumer confidence is down. the economy is down as well. and there's a lot of polls saying that consumer confidence is down has to do with the leadership. >> isn't that predating this? >> with all due respect, all we can do is predate history. we can't have polling that's the future. >> but we had the lousy economy before this. >> you keep saying "this." people have been notified by their insurance company for weeks prior that they were losing their coverage and premiums were going up. this could have very well have been factored in -- >> it could. >> i'm so hate you all. i'm doing a monologue for the next 20 minutes. >> we're not looking into a crystal ball and assessing. we're putting two and two together. it is not eight. >> if my aunt had x, she'd be my uncle. >> what? >> meanwhile, forget about what this health care does to shoppers next month. we might get a first clue how they're feeling next month in some key elections next tuesday. if it matters to you, it matters to us, whic

woman: charlie. say "mine. that's mine." [crying] yeah. she's really sad, charlie. i'm worried about that. hendrick: and talk openly with children about sharing from the heart and about being generous towards others. woman: oh, wow, charlie. thanks a lot. that made ebria feel a lot happier. of course, all this is much easier said than done, and it takes lots of practice to find the right words, the best words to use under the circumstances. what are some of the things you could say to a child to help internalize their ability to share from the heart instead of because we told them to? we can't even begin to talk about kindness or generosity without introducing the concept of empathy, the ability to sense or feel what another person is feeling. a little empathy can go a long way in teaching children to share from the heart. here are several practical techniques we can use with young children to help them develop empathy. we can foster empathy by encouraging children to assume different roles in their pretend play. we can help them to express their own feelings and en

. >> copyright law expert charlie ochoa says the court may not rule in goldy blox favor because the video is an ad. >> we will look to see, this is something where they could have gotten a license from the copyright owner to use the music and/or to use the music with altered lyrics. in order to make their point. >> betty nu, kpix 5. >> the beastie boys letter also says the band members made a conscious decision not to use their music to sell products. we did reach out to goldy blox. the company was not available for comment. >>> a major breakdown today, in the troop withdrawal agreement between the u.s. and afghanistan. what that could mean for american soldiers deployed to the area. >> this is to me one of the dirtiest dark secrets of hollywood. >> the hollywood reporter blowing the whistle on what animal rights groups are calling a very serious problem. it is plaguing the movie industry. and has for years. coming up. ,,,,,, to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality,

we'll see if he can tell the difference between his mayor and oh, let's say charlie sheen. i am a sick (bleep), dude. >> charlie sheen. >> wrong it's rob ford. here is another one. yes, i have smoked crack cocaine but am i an addict, no, have i tried it probably in a drunken stupor. >> that was rob ford. >> i don't have time for these clowns. i don't have time for the judgment and stupidity. rob ford. >> charlie seen. >> seems like a rob ford. >> i know they are so similar. people would still vote for rob ford is it maybe because his behavior is not unusual in toronto workplaces. >> what can i get you? >> a soy latte, please. are you smoking crack? >> yes. >> this is the most annoyingly polite place on earth. he said i wanted to suck his (bleep). i would never do that i have more than enough (bleep) to suck at home. no one confronted me about my ford-like approach to work. maybe this city deserves the mayor. >> i think he has made mistakes in the past. >> reelect him the hood rat stuff is in the past. >> i believe it's in the past. >> reelect rob ford the [cheers and applau

. ♪ do yolike partying and having a blast and doing lines of coke off a hooker's ass as charlie sheen saysat y plee like smoking crack, a contract or disease ♪ >> it's crazy charlie sheen shindig, y'all. >> charlie sheen has a party for the cast and crew of "anger management" because they start work monday, today. back on the show. >> oh, yes. what crazy stuff did he have there? strippers, coke? strippers doing coke? pinatas full of bees? tell us everything! >> first herought in masseuses so when you walk in, you get a full massage. >> all right! that looks -- not sexy at all and very ergonomic. don't worry, it probably gets crazier! >> he had a magician, thing for all of the kids. hired an airplane to fly over the top of the house with like a note congratulating -- something about congratulations 55th episode. >> what the hell? musicians and airplanes? this is charlie sheen. where the hell is -- you know, chicks and guns and fire trucks and hookers and drugs and booze! >> oh, "bachelor party" you will forever be a stain on tom hanks' career. but really, what gives here? >> this is a whole

charlie: we met ms. southern germany. she is gorgeous. that is all i can say. i googled southern germany. solutely a knockout. liz: i am shocked. go ahead. charlie: bill ackman believes herbalife is going to zero. it is a pyramid scheme or you run out of distributors because nobody likes the product. a barely 4%. it went down right on our report. liz: you just got off the phone with a few people. charlie: coming out at the robin hood conference. they tout their calls and raise money for charity. we understand he is tweaking his presentation. it will be on herbalife, but he will come out with eyewitness testimonials, this is what they fear at herbalife, this will be disgruntled employees were disgruntled distributors basically trying to backup his claim that this is a pyramid scheme. you have a company with distributors and the distributors pay the company money. when the distributors cannot sell the product anymore the distributors believe in the company implodes. that is essentially what he is saying. they don't sell enough of this to justify the valuation. liz: the company has been in ex

texas, you, norah, north carolina, charlie, say something -- >> hi ya. >> good morning, y'all. >>> susan she's held leadership positions from martha stewart living to disney. we're pleased to have you again. welcome. >> good to see. you. >> what do you do to reinvent a brand? >> oh, i don't think a brand is ever completely reinvented. i think that sometimes you give new shape to it. but for a company like aol, it's a very strong brand. it's known to most people around the world. it is the company that introduced all of us to the internet. >> so your challenge is what? >> so the challenge is how do we get the company growing again. at a significant pace. and that's what tim armstrong has been able to do over the last couple of years, is to rhee really reignite growth in an old brand. >> when i think of aol, i think of our dialup e-mail accounts but there's much more aol is doing now. >> yeah, it really now is the brand company. so it's home to a lot of beloved brands. huffington post. map quest, moviefone, stylist, tech crunch. a couple dozen brands. and it's become a real video behemoth.

say on the show it is always about money. so people who go to the website are sitting there and making a ery basic calculation we kw. if somebody like you, charlieyou' saying to yourself, well let's see, i spent almost nothing on health care last year. now out-of-poet even if i didn't have insurance. now i look what this plan is going to charge me, i will spend $3,000 a year on. this is money i don't have. why would i spend to have $3,000 a plan or just take the penalty. it is simple math, right? is that how you calculator is there more to it? >> absolutely. the i know other colleagues. great irony of the law, we're starting to see it rollout. they can't find work or earn very much money. getting enrolled in medicaid. not only in the system, they will be in the cart that will bring down the system, we want our young, 27, 28, 29, 30-year-olds on medicaid system increasing dependence o on the government? this is one of the great ironies of the law. young people are supposed to be the ones supporting it but they will be ones at the demise of it. melissa: do you feel a ethical obligation to sign up to participate in the wealth transif he were of sup

charlie sheen. this after he allegedly went on a tirade calling her evil and threatening her as well. julie has the fox 411 on that. >> this story will leave you speechless, i have to sayevery woman that charlie sheen has kids with seems to hate him at some point. first it was denise richard and then his third ex-wife who recently filed a restraining order against sheen only to have it rejected by a judge yesterday. she alleges sheen threatened her life. both muler and sheen who is 47, have both struggled with drug and alcohol abuse over the years and their twin boys are actually in sheen's ex-denise's custody. i'll leave that alone. that's kind of weird. brook fired the temporary restraining order against sheen last week following his tirade when he told tmz live, brook is an evil whore who is putting their twins in danger. in her petition, brooks quotes charlie saying i will exercise every resource at my disposal. i will, i mean, i will, i will empty my entire war chest and if i can't get it done, i know a goi who can. brock insists she's stayed sober and he's trying to sabotage her. meantime, another celebrity whose troubles have caught more attention. amanda bynes.

charlie francis is owner of a company called -- adam: you get to say it.i: lick me i'm delicious. he joins us from bristol, england. great to see you, sir. >> hi, there, how are you doing. lori: i'm wonderful. don't know quite where to begin with the interview. where did you get the idea of glow in the dark ice cream. >> that was funny one. i was researching different thing, miracle fruit a amazing berry makes sour things taste sweet. you can eat the lemon like an apple. i was reserving that and i came across a research paper on loom minute necessary ends, the property in jelly fish that allows them to glow while underwater. i got obsessed and geeky and looked into it i found a scientists in china where he had been able to synthesize the protein in the jellyfish. i called him and said can i get some of your jellyfish protein. adam: i have to ask you, when i hear jellyfish, i hear crippling stings and when i hear china i hear all kinds of issues. is it safe? i assume it is i can eat it without worrying about any kind of toxicity? >> we're still going throug

says he wants to hear martin's side of it. hearing from incognito sounded like an afterthought. charlie and norah, back to you. >> thank you. >>> obama care faces new pressure from within the president's own party. kay hagan from north carolina is calling for an investigation into the troubled launch of the health care website. and this morning we're getting the first estimates on the number of americans who actually signed um for coverage. they are much lower than what the administration had hoped for. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah and charlie. the administration will not comment on these figures. neither the white house nor the department of health and human smpss, princeably because they're tabulating their own figures set for release late they are week. "the wall street journal" estimated 40,000 to 50,000 consumers have signed up on the federal website, meaning healthcare.gov, that very troubled website where consumers have had so much trouble even signing up for coverage. cbs has collected data from the state exchanges, s

. >> charlie sheen says his twin dangerous danger all because of an evil whore -- his -- and none ours other than ex wife brooke muler etent of the most incomp loser i've ever uncovered. >> he came on "tmz" live and unleashed the fury. >> he's saying his kids are terrorized by brooke. ed off at the department of family services because they're protecting brooke and not the kids. >> when bob came back and saw the house the first time, brooks house, he said literally quote, oh no. i'm back at the crazy house. ighting to block brooke from being the four and a half-year-old twins claiming she's abusing them physically and mentally >> it's a horror show. it's the kids being around drugs use paraphernalia and ho filled with creeps and creed epbts that have no business children?nd >> what he gonna do it? >> what more ground does he have to stand on >> which is why he's hoping denise will come to the rescue say give me g to the kids if you don't give them to me give them to denise but ooke. >> what kind offed deoderant rare something thing bad i have some going on >> no, unless you consider un

but he says they could drop at seven major airports, where under the justice department agreements, the two would have to sell to low-cost carriers. >> reporter: consumer advocate, charliecka says he can deal with this. >> i think it's a win for the of the low-cost carriers. suddenly, they have access to the major markets they couldn't get before. >> reporter: leoaka says transition is always bumpy. >> for example, you make reservations on a u.s. air flight in the u.s. air system. and you're flying on an american airlines flight. and you're connecting. sometimes the computers don't talk to each other very well. >> reporter: both experts say your frequent flyer miles are safe. but with one less airline, they could require more miles for a flight. >>> still subject to settlements by the u.s. bankruptcy court and other conditions. the company is now expected to complete the merger before the new year. >>> a tale of two countries. singing legend tina turner has lived in switzerland for 20 years and says she no longer wants to be a u.s. citizen. the 73-year-old went in to sign the statement of voluntary relinquishment of citizenship. she said she has no ties to the u.s. exce

texas, you, norah, north carolina, charlie, say something -- >> hi ya. >> good morning, y'all. >>> susanart living to disney. we're pleased to have you again. welcome. >> good to see. you. >> what do you do to reinvent a brand? >> oh i don't think a brand is ever completely reinvented. i think that sometimes you give new shape to it. but for a company like aol, it's a very strong brand. it's known to most people around the world. it is the company that introduced all of us to the internet. >> so your challenge is what? >> so the challenge is how do we get the company growing again. at a significant pace. and that's what tim armstrong has been able to do over the last couple of years, is to rhee really reignite growth in an old brand. >> when i think of aol, i think of our dialup e-mail accounts but there's much more aol is doing now. >> yeah it really now is the brand company. so it's home to a lot of beloved brands. huffington post. map quest, moviefone, stylist, tech crunch. a couple dozen brands. and it's become a real video behemoth. it's number one in video ad service. only to youtu

charlie called her an awful, dangerous mother, and evil, he called her, and says that the boys are terrified of brooke's house because it's filled with lizards, insects and critters. i wonder if that's before or after termination. i wonder if their pets -- or maybe she is negligent and there's captain crunch attracting these things. you know how it is? they are attracted into the house. well, charlie claims that the child services refuse to help him out, so here he goes. getting on tv on tmz live doing a tirade which is a violation of whatever sealed cusdy agreement that they have, so they're saying that charlie might have violated the gag order. come on, he's talking to tmz live with a cigarette in one hand, a drink in the other, laying at the pool talking about how brooke is not qualified parent. well, if by chance he's violated he's gag order on their custody arrangement, charlie faces some time in jail and then brooke could could get full custody. this is just really, really messy because neither one of them seem like they're qualified to fully parent at this time. and if i was charlie,

political analyst charlie cook says democrats need four things to happen if they want a serious shottake back the house. anyway, gop continued self-destructive behavior, more gop retirements, a fractured gop, and quality democratic recruits. well, the recruits are coming out of the woods. one of the democrats' top recruits is challenging a ten-term incumbent in southern new jersey, the seat once held by his father, bill, a namesake. he joins me now, bill hughes jr. and vince power is the democratic party chair out in nebraska. he joins us from omaha. i want to start with you, mr. powers, out there in nebraska. nebraska has this reputation of being the ultimate republican state, i remember that going back to the '60s with nixon beating kennedy out there. what's changed in the last two or three weeks? >> well, thank you very much for having me. actually, the nebraska has elected numerous democrats to the united states senate, but as you know, last year, bob kerry lost, so we don't have any federal officers, office holders. and we're having a very difficult time, unfortunate, recruiting

charlie: i am not saying that it's going to happen. liz: around 11:00 a.m. he nasdaq has later openings than new york. it usually does 9:30, right at the opening bell. i was questioning myself for a minute there. the 9:30 opening. i want the viewers to know this tomorrow, prepare yourself if the demand gets out of hand. this has the earmarks of a thing that could get out of hand. it is a smaller deal, every institution wants it, the price could get out of hand. why don't they want that? i don't want to screw the retail. this thing has nothing to go but down. so what you could see tomorrow, a contingency plan, they are working on lengthy delay in the opening. maybe as much as 2:00 p.m. what do they do during that time? what they would like are some flippers. they cash in, so it opens and they buy it at 27, they sell at 30 or whatever. people generally hate that, but they like it in this one because they think the flippers will keep the price at some normal level. what they're worried about is too much supply and demand pushing for an astronomical level way bey

former republican charlie crist says next year he'll seek back to get the job he held, this time as a, i announce that i am running for governor of florida. [ applause ] >> chris will seek to unseek florida's current republican governor rick scott and mike mishu of maine running for governor next year, announced he is gay. he made the announcement in an op-ed. a simple honest answer, yes, i am, but why should it matter? and those are the things we thought you should know. one in every four women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. that is according to the federal government. an estimated 1.3 million women are victims of physical assault by their partner each year. the consequences of domestic violence involve choices that aren't always black and white, including whether to stay or leave an abusive relationship. among the many reasons why some women may choose not to leave their abusive partners. perhaps the most important center around their children and income. women must make and the support they will need. joining me now, ceo of safe horizon, behind the real safety

let me finish my point, charlie. >> no, he's not. if you say wait five years purely from a political standpoint, they have to do something. >> adam to that point, finish your point. >> housing was this multidecade bipartisan mistake where we guilted people into buying homes because it was a good thing, and not everybody needed to buy a home. >> housing prices went up. >> everybody does need health insurance which is what this is designed to do. at the end of the day, will, the government subsidized health insurance for some people, absolutely yes. that's the way the programs with designed, that's a good thing. it doesn't mean we're going towards socialized medicine and charlie, last point. whatever happens to president obama, this thing will have a chance to work long after he's gone. >> you do not have -- three years, that's it. >> i think it's a blessing that this is, many people are realizing now the flaws of this law, with the millions of americans' policies getting canceled w people's premiums going up, with the health care website not bou

you out of your depression. >> absolutely. >> we should start by saying thank you to all of our veterans. >> absolutely. >> i'm charliewitnesses say nothing's left standing. typhoon haiyan has uprooted millions of people. nearly a thousand people are confirmed dead this morning but officials fear the actual death toll could be more than 10,000. >> survivors say there is widespread looting in the damaged area. relief efforts are under way to fill a massive need for food, water, and shelter. seth doane is traveling in the region this morning. >> reporter: days after haiyan slammed into the philippines with terrifying force, survivors are growing desperate. >> we want water and medicine for the injured. >> with fierce winds and heavy rains, the monster storm barreled through the southern islands friday, destroying nearly everything in its path. but it was the wall of water more than 10 feet high that proved most deadly. at this hotel in hard-hit tacloban, a team of american storm chasers became rescuers. using mattresses to help elderly guests escape the rising floodwaters. witnesses say the storm damage is tsunami-like.

. >> charlie, she says.ooking closely to see if she had the x carved in her forehead, because she has since done that for her love. tell me more about her and why she want to do this. >> well, you know, she's a unique young lady, that's for sure, brooke. i met her when she was 21 out in coke corcoran. she moves from the midwest to be closer to charlie. she said she was attracted to charlie because she was attracted to his readings and writings on the environment. she said she didn't really realize this guy had been akudzed of all the crimes. >> she didn't realize that? >> she said it was all about the environment. she picked on it quickly, and it didn't dissuade her. here's what she says about charlie and the environment and her attraction to both. >> charlie is all about atwa, air, trees, water, animals, and he's been talking about it for over 40 years. and none of the tv shows have ever picked that up. i don't know why. >> now, one thing, brooke, for sure is she's not doing this necessarily for the attenti

you out of your depression. >> absolutely. >> we should start by saying thank you to all of our veterans. >> absolutely. >> i'm charliending. typhoon haiyan has uprooted millions of people. nearly a thousand people are confirmed dead this morning but officials fear the actual death toll could be more than 10,000. >> survivors say there is widespread looting in the damaged area. relief efforts are under way to fill a massive need for food water, and shelter. seth doane is traveling in the region this morning. >> reporter: days after haiyan slammed into the philippines with terrifying force, survivors are growing desperate. >> we want water and medicine for the injured. >> with fierce winds and heavy rains, the monster storm barreled through the southern islands friday destroying nearly everything in its path. but it was the wall of water more than 10 feet high that proved most deadly. at this hotel in hard-hit tacloban a team of american storm chasers became rescuers. using mattresses to help elderly guests escape the rising floodwaters. witnesses say the storm damage is tsunami-like. power's out, residents displaced.

>> you know, if you back up, charlie, and say what's new and fascinate being this, it's that for thefirst time in 30 years there has been a direct negotiation between the united states and iran that's resulted in an agreement. even if it is temporary, even if it's limited and even if it is as gary just said something of a truce. the next face is going to be a very difficult one. and the reason is this is a very different deal than the one president obama would have negotiated if he had had his way and gotten the discussion going the first year he was in office in 20089. at that time iran's nuclear program was a lot smaller. they did not yet have enough loewen riched uranium to make even a single weapon. today they've got enough for five or six and today they have a fastly larger nuclear enterprise. and the really hard part of this next set of negotiations, i think the reason that everyone around the table is a bit cautious about it is it will require the iranians to deconstruct things they have spent billions of dollars and huge pride in constructing. and that's going to be the hard

says he was the target. mark, good morning. >> good morning, norah and charlie. ted wells is the one who will lead it. his employment understand scores what a black eye this controversy has become for the dolphins and for the league. nfl commissioner roger goodell says ted wells has already begun looking into the bullying accusations. richie incognito repeatedly sent his teammate martin text, voice, and e-mails that contained racial slurs. >> we will take all necessary measures to fix it, to ensure that this doesn't happen again. >> there were more allegations of racism against incognito. nfl hall of famer warren sapp said it happened to him during a game. >> so he's calling you the "n" word. >> yeah. he kicked me. one time i said, really? >> richie didn't use that type of language. >> ryan tannehill is the team's quarterback, the man he and incognito work side be side to depict. >> he gave him a hard time, messed with him, but he was the first one there to have his back in any situation. >> yesterday team officials would not address reports that dolphin officials told incognito to toughen up martin. a

charlie. they have fabulous taste. do you know what i say? sorry, charlie. this isn't about good taste. it's about what tastes good. that's amazon. the incredible gains it gives you. i find them mouth-watering. second example, netflix. weather is bad. don't go see "catching fire." it's too wet, too cold, too whatever. so stay home and watch netflix. go ask your kids if they love netflix. no one wants to ask his kids anything. what do they know about security analysis? i say we are in a buy what you like environment. i'm helpless to stop that trend. can we acknowledge that's what's happening and maybe try to profit from it? what's wrong with that? oh! cramer is gaming the process. the smart money types are just gaming a process that says historically the stocks are overvalued. it's a game. but that game isn't as good as the one with i'm watching. the pros are watching the redskins lose to the 49ers game. me, i'm watching the patriots beat the broncos. better game. tune in. third, nothing freaks out the geniuses who called the trillion dollar shots more than when retail investors buy stoc

saying in our court document. melissa: that was fun. sit tight, we have more classic charlie.rted for months on monday about died hedge fund fcc capital plagued with investigations and the wrath of its top traders. we know how it ended up playing out. there was a deal with the fed and the firm pled guilty to fraud and insider trading. for a long time the fed couldn't pin code in down. it didn't sit at all well with charlie. did they the fund was hit with criminal charges charlie spoke with with bo dietl. leave it to charlie and watch how this went down. >> he takes the you just now. >> say what you want to say. just watching this interview with the united states attorney here we go again. all eyes of was circumstantial stuff. one of my detectives went to interview someone and assaulted him and they want to indict me course of? >> of one of your detectives went out and said i might assault someone, just telling you this. >> is that what he did? >> i don't know what he knew but the indictment said people came up to him and told him about high conviction levels and gave him intos

charlie. thank you. >> tell me what the pope is saying when he says i want you to warm hearts and heal wounds rry that as a mandate from him? >> great question, charlie. basically, charlie, what the holy father is saying is see the person first and accompany that person. the way we warm hearts and heal woulds is first by acknowledging the person in front of us. and i think all the photographs and videos and youtube and all the different ways in which people are seeing the pope is that he's not just saying it. he is accompanying people. and people really are, let's say, taken by they because they're acknowledge and want to belong. there's a place for everyone it's great message of the new evangelizati evangelization. i'm thrilled. >> cardinal dolan, i want to ask you about something the pope has done recently. he recently sent out a survey, a questionnaire to the 1 billion catholics around the world asked for your opinion on the host of interest including same sex, contracepti contraception, divorce. why ask about these issues. i mean isn't the church clear about this? >> you're right, norah. w

say it? can you put a picture of him up there? why are they not putting a picture? this guy looks like a guy you beat the hell out of. liz: no, charlie advocating business, i'm saying he looks like. liz: okay. let's get back to the guy who has the spine, that would be paul jacobs, is joining us first on fox business. all the competitors swirlingbout around him because he was the leader when it came to smartphones. look at that guy. that's a berkeley graduate for you. >> look how good looking that guy is. put up dick's picture again, look how ugly he is. liz: i'd rather look at paul, and you guys are going to hear from him with a way bigger market cap than twitter, first on fox business. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in nc? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. more shopping. more dining out. more traveling. and along with it, more identity theft. every time you pull out your credit card, shop online, or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. you can't be on the lookout 24/7. but lifelock c

says he was the target. mark good morning. >> good morning, norah and charlie. ted wells is the one who will lead it. his employment understand scores what a black eye this controversy has become for the dolphins and for the league. nfl commissioner roger goodell says ted wells has already begun looking into the bullying accusations. richie incognito repeatedly sent his teammate martin text, voice, and e-mails that contained racial slurs. >> we will take all necessary measures to fix it to ensure that this doesn't happen again. >> there were more allegations of racism against incognito. nfl hall of famer warren sapp said it happened to him during a game. >> so he's calling you the "n" word. >> yeah. he kicked me. one time i said really? >> richie didn't use that type of language. >> ryan tannehill is the team's quarterback, the man he and incognito work side be side to depict. >> he gave him a hard time, messed with him, but he was the first one there to have his back in any situation. >> yesterday team officials would not address reports that dolphin officials told incognito to toughen up martin. aft

but his affection for the business community, i think it's save to say, charlie, is lacking, right? oesn't hide his, you know, i think it's socialism. i mean, this is -- >> well, what did he say exactly? i'm going to lean over so you can talk into my mic. >> they asked him about how he plan to promote business in new york. he said point blank, i am not a free marketeer. i believe in the heavy hand of government. that was amazing. the people in the audience were, like, we'd never heard a politician -- >> somebody saying i am not a free marketeer? >> i am not a free marketeer. >> the de blasio people say this, the mayor believes government has an important role to play in addressing the crisis of inequality. to con tetort his very clear vi is silly and desperate. >> not quite a denial. i asked him the point blank question, did you make -- did he make these statements, what does he say. i've gotten this from four people. >> what was their reaction? >> that. >> and what was -- so these are all real estate titans, right? >> i'm not going to tell you who -- >> i understand, but -- >> his m

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charlie. thank you. >> tell me what the pope is saying when he says i want you to warm hearts and heal wounds as a mandate from him? >> great question, charlie. basically, charlie, what the holy father is saying is see the person first and accompany that person. the way we warm hearts and heal woulds is first by acknowledging the person in front of us. and i think all the photographs and videos and youtube and all the different ways in which people are seeing the pope is that he's not just saying it. he is accompanying people. and people really are let's say, taken by they because they're acknowledge and want to belong. there's a place for everyone it's great message of the new evangelization evangelization. i'm thrilled. >> cardinal dolan, i want to ask you about something the pope has done recently. he recently sent out a survey a questionnaire to the 1 billion catholics around the world asked for your opinion on the host of interest including same sex contraception contraception, divorce. why ask about these issues. i mean isn't the church clear about this? >> you're right, norah. what he'