police traced this number and found it was registered to a man named charlie was. name before as a last name, but there are people out there named charles was, as odd as it sounds. narrator: could charlie was be the same charlie that jack had written in his logbook -- the man he was supposed to meet at the new hampshire horse barn for his last appointment, or as is common with burner phones, was this name, "charlie was," an alias? when we pulled the records to that phone, the charlie was phone, all the calls were made to and from jack reid, and there was only one other call that came in, which became very important, and that call came in from jay brooks' londonderry lake house. narrator: jay brooks -- his full name was john -- was a well-known figure throughout new hampshire. spiner: john brooks was incredibly wealthy. he was worth tens of millions of dollars, upwards of potentially $50 million. narrator: and john brooks knew jack reid. brooks moved from new hampshire to las vegas in 2003 and hired jack reid to help him. keefe: john brooks was going to become a rea

so bob long had a model t, he was 18. charlie and his friend edgar snow, who went on to become one of the world's most famous journalists but at that time was 16 and along with charlie, they decided they were going to drive from kansas city to los angeles. the hang up was that there were no roads from kansas to los angeles. there was a little guidebook. there was a group here, kansas city, the old roads association. it was its president for a couple of years was a guy out of work named. harry truman of, the old roads association was dedicated to for the creation of a paved highway from coast to the other and. they weren't getting very far in 1922 with that idea, but they had published a guidebook book that would tell how to get across to the country. and once you got from kansas city west, it would say like drive eight miles to the old hemlock tree and turn, you know. that's how they went. but bob in particular was afraid that his mother wouldn't let him go. and charlie knew his mother would let him. but he thought it was fun to

>> it was apparent big charlie never left the area of the bathroom and it was apparent that diane diedshe lay. >> so, it looks like your shooter is bleeding, so that's great evidence? >> it is if you can match it up. >> while crime scene techs processed the house, investigators started taking statements. big charlie and diane had a large family and knew a lot of people. >> the list of people we talked to is exhaustive. >> a parade of friends, employees, and family was brought down to headquarters for interviews, including bambi and her boyfriend, rick. >> they did gunshot residue tests on all of us. >> they had me remove my shirt, lift my pant legs up, and took my shoes, took pictures of my shoes -- tops, bottoms. >> both bambi and rick told police they had spent the night at home, never left. with interviews complete, police drove rick and bambi back to the farmhouse. everyone was gone. bambi said she realized she had left her purse with her phone and car keys in the detective's cruiser. she decided she would take her mother's vehicle to get home. >> we didn't have any way to get in t

>> charlie was one of the few not related by blood or marriage to billie earl johnson. ted as a bodyguard for billie earl said billie and mr. john tried to get him to shoot nancy howard. >> he tried to get me to kill that woman. >> did he really? >> out of jail, charlie told us sometimes john transferred money between bank accounts and sometimes john met charlie and billie and handed over packages of cash. at a hamburger joint or a gas station. john was all raise pressing them to get the hit done. >> he was, do you think you can get it done now? what's the chances? billie would say we are about an hour away. we will call you when we get close. >> call me when you get confirmation. i want this thing done. abaci, what did this lady do? >> as long as john was willing to pay, charlie said he and his family were willing to talk about killing nancy. every time the hit did not happen, john wanted to know why. billie was the master of outlandish excuses. >> he had a brain tumor. he had seizures. he had done too much do. the neighbors were home. he would buy it every time. >> mr.

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charlie: i was declared-- this will be two years cancer free. thousands and thousands of kids who need help. saint jude, how many lives they do save is just so many. marlo thomas: charlie's progress warms my heart, but memories of little angels like stacy are why we need your help. please become a saint jude partner in hope right now. [music playing] stuart: we are recovering from the mild earthquake around the studio area. more details later. solid gain on the market, the dow is up one hundred 30 can nasdaq up 141 points. president biden visits the site of the baltimore bridge collapse, he will meet with relatives of the 6 victims who died. griff jenkins, president biden will deliver some remarks. what do you think he is going to say? what can we expect? >> reporter: good morning. they are set for the president's visit. we expect the president to double down on his commitment to do whatever it takes, we also expect, and to authorize federal dollars to be used for the rebuilding of the bridge which could take years. he will get an aerial tour of

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i went and watched charli perform. i was like front row. charli looked at me.you remember looking at troye in the front row? >> no. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> fair enough. >> there were probably like 25 people there, though, so, you know, it was -- it definitely wasn't a sold-out show. >> i was like singing everywhere. i loved it. >> seth: was is sold out, though? >> like no. like literally no. [ laughter ] like not at all. >> no, yeah. but, no, and then the first time we actually met was at charli's house. charli had a house party, and somehow i ended up there. >> seth: okay. this is in -- it was in l.a.? >> it was in l.a. >> in l.a., yeah. >> seth: okay, and, charli, did you throw good house parties? >> yeah, i did. they were -- they were kind of like -- i mean i don't want to -- they were kind of famous. >> no, they were iconic. [ laughter ] i swear. they were iconic. i had heard a lot about them. that's why i was really excited to like -- >> seth: tell me some of the iconic details of a charli xcx party. what was the location? what was the house like? >

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charlie slater was watching.er in front before half—time through rafinha locked in full control. but that went out the window with two psg goals in the first 5 minutes of the second half. one from dembele, one from virginia. goal of the night, though, was barcelona's equaliser, just pure finesse from pedri, who chipped the ball over the p56 defence for raphinha's delicate volley he'd never scored in the champions league before tonight. he got a brace, all of that before andreas christensen scored the winner with 15 minutes, left his first touch off the bench on a week of brilliant football. atletico madrid held off a late fightback by borussia dortmund, to secure the upper hand ahead of their second leg tie in germany. atletico came out of the blocks fast — and took control before half time. but dortmund found their feet, and put themselves back in it, towards the end — and came close to finding an equaliser. john acres reports. well, this was another thrilling quarterfinal tie. rodrigo de paul got athletico off

the story is that charlie hebdo was born after its predecessor, the satirical magazine lepdo-harakiriorder from the french minister of the interior for insulting the memory of the recently deceased general. reprinted the pictures for which french comedians were shot, under the motto freedom first, the european press cannot kill words together. have you seen these pictures? for example, i put one up there. this is an anal work, like the holy trinity. this is how french freedom of speech fighters portrayed god the father, god the son and god the holy spirit. here is this picture: a caricature of muslim shrines that is no less obscene, we will fight for such freedom of speech to the last drop of blood, right? the second, the most difficult thing, of these guys, is that now the progressive part of humanity is diligently molding martyrs for the truth.

yes, the markets are lower as investors eye the situation charlie was talking about in the middle eastou see, s&p down about 1.5%, the nasdaq down 1.6%. just today alone, now for the week, so much for yesterday when the nasdaq punched into the green for the week. that's not happening. down half a percent but s&p down 1.6. dow is getting dinged down 2.5% for the week. one thing, there are four dow stocks in the green. apple at the very top and apple moving higher by nearly 1%. it is at the top of the dow, but down 8% for the year. markets are pricing in and t alking about interest rate c uts. a 27% rate cut in june. that is a massive drop off from when there was a 58% chance of a cut just three days ago. our count down closer says not only he's not betting on a cut, but that he's bet betting that the fed could even tighten rates and he shares stocks that are going to do well he says in the case of a rate tightening. we bring in host of bubba show, host bubba horowitz. saratogaly was saying high m odties and may have to tighten rates and maybe just a tiny bit. what are the stocks that wo

officials say weapons from the 2015 terror attack on french magazine "charlie hebdo" was financed inakers. >> our officers and import specialists are the first ones to look at that cargo coming in and determine on the spot whether it needs to be opened up or not. we are what keeps the stuff from getting on to the streets of our cities. >> reporter: the inspection team opens up hundreds of boxes, averaging 82 seizures a day. but given the volume of shipment, a lot still end up falling through the cracks. >> take a walk in manhattan, and those bags you see on the sidewalk got through. we do the best we can. but we're outnumbered, i guess. >> reporter: a package's origin is the first clue that a shipment of handbags is likely filled with fakes. >> there is no concealment here. it's like shooting fish in a barrel, you know. we go to a warehouse. we check the country of origin, we look at the bags, we look at the shipper, and 99.9% of the time, it is what what it is. >> china and hong kong are probably closer to 70% of all the counterfeit goods that we see. >> reporter: the second clue, w

charlie: this was dramatic, not expected by anyone.ocusing on drama, that is the adjective that characterizes his time. he was interim ceo taking over for john flint. he was named after a search and the height of covid. he oversaw time where there were genetic tensions between east and west. hsbc is a bridge between east and west. tensions have ramped up and he really kind of helped the pit it to asia and he started, his first job was digging holes at a building site the pivoted into a bank acquired by hsbc. quite an interesting time. he is looking to build a portfolio career. interesting to find out why he left his post. >> he had been at the helm for about five years, really consequential. they continue that search for his successor. the buyback stood out. what other details? charlie: it's surprising were seeing this change at a time when the bank has been performing well. we saw net interest margin was a needs, but their forward guidance was in line with what they talked about in be wary and that may disappoint. there's been the hop

charlie and abby. what happened? it was _ known as charlie and abby. what happened? flag —— frankly at— strange, quite creepy, flag —— frankly at various points. back in march _ frankly at various points. back in march i — frankly at various points. back in march i got _ frankly at various points. back in march i got a whatsapp message one morning _ march i got a whatsapp message one morning from a number that i did not have saved _ morning from a number that i did not have saved from a photo i didn't recognise — have saved from a photo i didn't recognise. they said, henry, long time _ recognise. they said, henry, long time no _ recognise. they said, henry, long time no speak, how are you doing? miss _ time no speak, how are you doing? miss seeing — time no speak, how are you doing? miss seeing you around westminster and they— miss seeing you around westminster and they added a kiss. i zoomed in on the _ and they added a kiss. i zoomed in on the photo i thought i didn't recognise this person but they are speaking — recognise this person but they are speaking very fami

liz: thank you very much for being there. >> it was well deserved. liz: charlie brady was there.>> it was great. liz: what have you worked on today? >> that's an interesting intro -- liz: better i didn't want say what have you got? >> this is why this story is so fascinating. a couple weeks ago people were talking about ken griffin of citadel, mega republican donor who is kind of lukewarm with trump maybe coming back into the trump fold and giving him a lot of money for his if presidentia- liz: maybe or is? >> maybe. liz: okay. >> people were talking about that. he was kind of leaving his options open from what i understand, kind of saying no but with hedging. well, we might do it. as you know, he supported nikki haley during the primaries. in the past he's given to desantis. but now i think that's totally off the table, expect reason why because there is a battle royale going on right now between devin nuÑes who runs trump's media company, you know, the former republican congressman, and he essentially picked a fight with ken griffin of citadel. and here's what he claimed. he sa

caller: charlie, what was startling to a lot of democratic voters during the primaries was that when the allegations of sexual allegations against president biden were brought up, kamala harris said she agreed with them, that she believed those allegations and then she ended up getting less than 1% of the primary vote. the only reason that she was vice president is because of the promise james clyburn made to biden. i really -- i don't understand it. but when she supported those sexual allegations, i know a lot of people's ears flapped. host: ok. couple things there, but also this clyburn deal, do you have any reporting on that? guest: certainly with the allegations, when people were sort of alleging that joe biden was behaving badly, i think kamala harris was one of the candidates who said i believe the accuse irs -- accusers. certainly during the primary debate, kamala harris was also one that attacked then candidate joe biden about the issue of busing and raising questions about his ability to handle racial issues. it was surprising that they ended up selecting harris. there was h

caller: charlie, what was startling to a lot of democratic voters during the primaries was that when the allegations of sexual allegations against president biden were brought up, kamala harris said she agreed with them, that she believed those allegations and then she ended up getting less than 1% of the primary vote. the only reason that she was vice president is because of the promise james clyburn made to biden. i really -- i don't understand it. but when she supported those sexual allegations, i know a lot of people's ears flapped. host: ok. couple things there, but also this clyburn deal, do you have any reporting on that? guest: certainly with the allegations, when people were sort of alleging that joe biden was behaving badly, i think kamala harris was one of the candidates who said i believe the accuse irs -- accusers. certainly during the primary debate, kamala harris was also one that attacked then candidate joe biden about the issue of busing and raising questions about his ability to handle racial issues. it was surprising that they ended up selecting harris. there was h