chris charles, harder and deli, tara, thank you to floods last year, have made an already dar economic situation. even worse, inflation nowadays is a 48 year high and food prices are up by 43 percent. the pakistani government is hoping that a deal with the international monetary fund can come to the rescue. driving a rick shaw through the busy streets of karachi, brings in the only income for the young man and his family. his work has to cover all expenses, groceries, housing in school fees for 6 children. but since prices have been rising, it's getting harder every day to make ends meet. but it is fat and gloom all around petrol, so expensive, it's gone beyond our reach. now i think it will be better to take my vehicle off the road because what's the point of driving if i can't earn anything? i'll try to find some other work. if i can't, it's reached the stage where i'll have to resort to begging. the government hiked up gas prices by more than 15 percent on sunday to $250.00 rupees or 1 dollar liter . after the country's currency value plummeted last week, rising prices for gas conti

chris. >> niala charles, get in from the cold, thank you so much for that. >>> i want to go now and maybe niala shouldn't watch this to nbc's sam brock. oh, my gosh. south in miami beach, florida, to say it's a different story does not begin to describe it. but you're looking at some record high temperatures for february, the split screen, i can't even talk about it. sam, what's the forecast? >> reporter: it's a portrait in extremes. and whatever i tell you in the next couple of minutes, you are not allowed to be mad at me because this is not my fault. i just happen to live in miami beach. you look over my shoulder, and see all of the folks on the sand. this is what you would say is a wednesday in miami beach. it's about 85 degrees right now, a slight breeze coming off of turquoise water here. i will say, one thing that's a little bit different than normal is the water temperature right now is about 77 degrees. chris, this is like stepping into bath water right now. that's all well and good. however, there's also a situation where northern parts of florida, and really huge sections of the

. >> now, we now know the names of the victims. 59-year-old chris eugene boyce. debra crum. charlesanuel. and 73-year-old george mccain and 78-year-old linda mccain and as of right now, the suspect is jailed without bond. he's only currently facing one count of capitol murder, but those charges are expected to be upgraded. neil. neil: thank you, charles watson in mississippi with that. i want to switch our attention to halfway around the world, what's going on in ukraine. you might have heard the president is going to be leaving on monday for poland, whether he meets with president zelenskyy is anyone's guess. we do know all of this with the back drop of our country formally accusing russia of crimes against humanity in the ongoing war there. that's about a year old now. trey yingst is in ukraine with more. and they're calling there must be consequences for crimes against the ukrainian people and those on the front lines telling us they need more western support. >> a ukrainian territorial defense captain checks monitors in the region. they're using drones to identify russian positi

charles: really? >> starting to get cold feet a month 1/2 ago. i feel better bit. >> chris of the best, appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. charles: folks, coming up is buying into the close, you know, is that the way to do it? because for years if you bought the close and sold at the open you made a whole lot of money. these days it may be the other way around. we'll ask paul hickey about that. first though, an important, importance to this chinese market, we're talking about to our economy. we know it is important. particularly important to companies like starbucks an apple. that is one reason we may not go to war with them. i have got michael pillsbury, warning about conflict sooner or later. michael pillsbury, shah gilani ramifications what is happening with china. ♪. if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application;

do you think charles barkley is the answer for chris licht >> did you see what charles said >> no. >> that was more interesting than all of this charles barkley in talks and confirmed to the new york post to do a show on cnn with gayle king it would be them together. he said he was only considering it because of his respect for gayle and then said he wants to do anything to help the company bec because, as you know, it is an "s-show. >> oh, oh, oh, yes >> that's what he said about the company. >> that sounds like what malone said what's wrong, rob? is that your decision, rob is that your decision? >> i don't know. >> i wonder who makes the decisions. >> we're over time we're over time. >>> coming up -- >> you know, by the way, i think you will -- i'm hopeful for david. >> so am i he's brilliant we have seen them. this is going to work eventually king of hollywood. robert redford at his house. >> i would like to see charles and gayle together >> that might work. >> that is a winner of a show. >> it might work i don't know what they will do in the morning >>> coming up, we have some of

charles, your reaction? that extraordinary police officer, all of them, but specifically the deputy police chief, chris was, when you can see how traumatized he is tonight. >> there are so many different pieces to what we know and what we don't know about the situation. i think the response from the michigan state community, has to be lauded on so many different levels. because of the same time that this investigation is going on, everything involving from all around this. from students, faculty, parents, alumni, and then the surrounding community east lansing michigan as well. there is a level of strength and inspiration that so many different people, and i can't believe that would just be limited to the people we talk to tonight. but just the ability of everybody to lean on each other. i think that was an extremely inspiring space, in a moment of turmoil, and uncertainty, and crisis. and that can't be underrated. it can't be overstated either. because in a moment like this, in a moment of tragedy, that's the only thing that we have. we don't know what's happening next, we don't know why this happened, we

charles: oh, boy, tell you what, it is a tough go of it all. thanks a lot, chris.abor shortages one of the topics we'll discuss future of work, town hall special march 9th, 2:00 p.m. eastern. get your ticket. come in the studio. hang out with me. by the way this is how you do it. go to eventbrite.com, search charles paper for those tickets. >>> coming up here big tech and supreme court now, this is a major showdown that has been brewing for a decade. what it means for social media companies and then niles has been the hottest guy on the street last couple years. he actually owns one of these names at 2:30. biden delivering speeches after one year of conflict in ukraine. we have retired general keith kellogg to break down what is going on in this rapidly evolving geopolitical quagmire. ♪. - [announcer] payroll takes too long. at least it used to. now, there's roll, the app that makes payroll as easy as sending a text. you. you're slinging tacos and you've got a minute between orders to handle payroll. what do you do? step one, type 'run payroll', respond to a couple

chris? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how are you? >> i am doing well how about you? >> caller: excellent excellent. i'd like your thoughts on charlesike step by step, inch by inch, slowly niagra falls. it's coming back i felt that way listening to thermo fisher in the same complex, drug testing. this one is left behind because people are focused on covid. we're moving on. let's go to peter in new york. peter? >> caller: jimmy chill how are you, sir >> chill man is just chilling. what's going on? >> caller: putting you on speaker. hey, thank you for the 25 years, the 24-hour day service you're doing for us. >> well, thank you. >> caller: i was with my mother who is 104 years old and a half today. irish immigrant. she predicts the eagles 21-6 over the chiefs -- >> wow, your mom may have horse sense. >> caller: she has horse sense. >> 104 how could she be wrong >> caller: she loves the fact you help folks make money as you do help me thank you. >> i sure try. how can i help you tonight >> caller: you know, you've been up and down and actually up new york city -- not really up with sofi. >> good quarter. come on the show but i was too

heard that before, and i know, charles, that rev would be the first person to acknowledge that, so why should this time, how could this time be any different? >> well, chris, one of the themes underlying today's entire conversation as you look at the funeral of tyre nichols is the notion of legacy. funerals are a celebration of one's legacy, and one's life, and in part, when you're thinking about legacy as it relates to tyre nichols, in the past, the question of whether the country had the moral fortitude necessary to enact the appropriate reform around law enforcement has been met with the resounding no. but it's important to remember that at one point, people sincerely doubted our country's fortitude in terms of being able to abolish slavery. they doubted the moral fortitude around being able to do away with segregation, and so this is another example of how the legacy of so many is critical in moving the needle forward and helping the country establish the moral fortitude necessary to do what is right, and in this case, doing what is right means addressing at the policy level, at the federal level, the broken policing system in america. we have to shif

charles barkley to host a new prime time show. other options include getting henry winkler to jump over a sharp on a motorcycle. barkley's being considered on the 9:00 p.m. shot since chrisne name they're looking at. it could pave the way for a lebron james children's show where he teaches them how to make shoes for nike. a cnn rep says they're having conversations with dozens of culturally relevant individuals in the world of news, sports, entertainment and comedy. yep, dozens, that's like one for each viewer. so, kat, we haven't talked about cnn for a while. i'm very excite i had. are you excited? doesn't it make you happy >> kat: not as excited as you. >> greg: i think they're figuring something out because charles barkley is a human being. he talks. he talks. he's not an anchor. that's -- i think they're finally figuring it out >> kat: especially in the morning. you don't want someone yelling at you in the morning. >> greg: well he would be prime time right >> kat: i'm surprised he's not doing well. in general you don't want to be preached at watching tv. i like to watch tv that's stupid or mindless to kind of get my head out of my life. you know how many people in o

charles walker, thank you very much indeed for joining us this morning. i'm to come back into the studio where i've got chris got henry hill. so, you know and please do sometimes turn out to be a bit of a punchbag, you know, that goes know, everything that goes wrong, fault . the wrong, it's their fault. the scrutiny they have is huge more than anybody else. a lot of people aren't going into a lot of the reasons as well. the safety, the sheer safety of an mp in open democracy. so do you think this is a idea for think this is a good idea for charles? well, the committee, it's not just me. yes. i mean, sir charles speaking now. he got a knighthood for his services to parliament. i mean, he wants a medal as that's medal as well. that's interesting. i think it is the case, though, that and because like do you give a like yourselves, do you give a lot of public service and maybe this be there could be this should be there could be a which frame at home to which we can frame at home to mark your time is hard enough being an ex mp i would argue there's is hardly there's not there's no is hardly there's not not shor