moccio, you purchased a car on ebay. >> correct.ng that you had a particular place in your heart for because it's a 1949 plymouth coupe. >> correct. >> judge judy: and defendant advertised for that car on ebay. and you paid $4,500 for the car, which mr. hill received. in addition to the $4,500, according to you, mr. hill said that the car needed some work. and you sent him an additional $850 to do the work to get the car in condition to be sent to you. and the car was never sent. >> no. >> judge judy: mr. hill still has the car. >> no. >> judge judy: you've sold it? >> yes. >> judge judy: when did you sell it? >> car was sold about 2 or 3 months later. >> judge judy: now, when did you send him the money for the car? >> it was july 2, 2015. >> judge judy: and when did you receive the money for the car? >> i received the money pretty quickly after the transaction for the original amount. >>

ebay -- that's exactly what i was thinking. i have to go on ebay and get a cassette player now.. maybe your grandmother's attic. you never know. >> that, too. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >> you got it. ars theess xt, 007 hits the red bond movie are joined by british royalty for the world premiere of "no time to die." of "no time to die." yo you ready? dude i'm in class. you got nothin'! ohhh! ♪ ♪ i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the fda for superior flu protection in adults 65+. i'm not letting my guard down. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care professional if you've ever experienced severe muscle weakness after receiving a flu shot. people with weakened immune systems including those receiving therapies

david: paypal was sold to ebay. you got your share of the profits. you became an angel investor.hat is that? reid: sometimes angel investors, entrepreneurs think, are devil investors. angel investors or individuals, usually with expertise in this area or knowledge of the entrepreneur, who invest in the earliest stages of a company, frequently from an idea on the back of a napkin or an entrepreneur just thinking about doing something, though all investment is professionally scaled, and does so individually, not with a firm, the resources and assets of a firm, the platform and network a firm brings. that is something i was interested in doing because i was interested in people building great projects i wanted to help out with and participate in. david: you started and did it prolifically and became known as one of the most active and possibly most successful angel investor in silicon valley. you are an early investor in facebook. what did you think? reid: facebook had already successfully launched a product that, when it opened up a campus -- because when i started on the project,

david: paypal was ultimately sold to ebay for about $1.5 billion or so.ot your share of the profits and he then became an angel investor. for those who don't know what an angel investor, as opposed to a double investor, what is an angel investor? reid: [laughs] sometimes there are investors that entrepreneurs think our devil investors. [laughter] angel investors are individuals usually with some knowledge of the entrepreneur that 10 to invest in the early stages of a company, frequently an idea on the back of a napkin or an entrepreneur just thinking about doing something. but like all investment that is professionally scaled. and also individually, not with a firm, the resources and assets of a firm, the platform and network that a firm brings. that is what i started doing. i was interested in other folks who were building these great projects that i wanted to help with and participate in. david: you did it relatively prolifically. you became known as may be the most active and may be the most successful angel investor in silicon valley. one of the compa

patricia: un nuevo informe del f ebay revelÓ que en 2020 hubo un gran aumento en —— fbi, un gra un ——tÓ curado encontrÓ al cantante rkelly culpable de abusar de niÑas mujeres . muchas mujeres narraron en cortes los vejÁmenes a los que fuera sometidas. en la palma, el volcÁn cumbre vieja disminuyÓ su actividad. el peligro continÚa con la llegada de los rÍos de lava ardiente. podrÍan causar daÑos en la salud de la poblaciÓn. las primeras capas de lava se enfrÍan muy rÁpido provocando explosiones de gases. el daÑo inevitable serÁ en la fauna y la flora. aumentan las agresiones y la detestas en chile contra los inmigr ♪ patricia:la presencia en chile de migrantes sigue siendo la razÓn de lotes las e incluso enfrentamientos con la policÍa. la policÍa desmantelÓ el campamento que habÍan levantado en una plaza de la ciudad. agricultores cocaleros en bolivia se enfrentaron a la policÍa de esta manera. esto ocurriÓ en las calles de la paz. la policÍa intentÓ dispersarlos lanzando gases lacrimÓgenos. una de los varios grupos que luchan por el liderazgo tomo un edificio. en gran bretaÑa el 90 po

patricia: un nuevo informe del f ebay revelÓ que en 2020 hubo un gran aumento en —— fbi, un gra un ——Ó curado encontrÓ al cantante rkelly culpable de abusar de niÑas mujeres . muchas mujeres narraron en cortes los vejÁmenes a los que fuera sometidas. en la palma, el volcÁn cumbre vieja disminuyÓ su actividad. el peligro continÚa con la llegada de los rÍos de lava ardiente. podrÍan causar daÑos en la salud de la poblaciÓn. las primeras capas de lava se enfrÍan muy rÁpido provocando explosiones de gases. el daÑo inevitable serÁ en la fauna y la flora. aumentan las agresiones y la detestas en chile contra los inmigr su visión está muy bien. aquí veo que le toca una mamografía. ¿le hacemos una cita? sí, por favor. hang in there. we'll break it down one day at a time. ♪ ♪ en kaiser permanente todo tu equipo médico trabaja tan conectado que una simple visita de rutina podría salvar tu vida. somos un líder en la prevención, detección a tiempo y tratamiento del cáncer. ♪ patricia:la presencia en chile de migrantes sigue siendo la razÓn de lotes las e incluso enfrentamientos con la policÍa. la

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we got this on ebay. how much was this? it was 1.50. >> that's good.wilson, the pitcher, with the -- >> stephen: the leader of the beach boys, bryan wilson? >> and a pitcher for the l.a. dodgers. >> stephen: mental, locked in his basement by his father? >> and a hell of a pitcher. ( laughter ) he was there and has a gigantic beard and keeps it crazy, crazy black like he's just dumped it into ink at all times. and when you're with him, because it's so jarring to look at, i think he's trying to psych people out, at least that's my thing. he's very stoic and didn't say a lot. but i've which once in a while, ben and i were standing there, and he said just so you know, however your pitch goes affects the entire game to have the season and especially for my family. i would wait for him to stop talking. he was so funny. he kept saying weird things. isaid, you're giving me advice. he said, i'm telling you, you will destroy my family. and then this guy who was built like a mack truck, said, turn on that tomato, avocado. and i said, pwee, you're built like a tan

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andrew cuomo, the governor of new york said it was like being on ebay. he would put in an order for masks and found out that california outbid him. charlie baker had ordered 3 million masks from china to boston. the feds confiscated it. the next time he sent the new england patriots plane to china. when it arrived with the masks, they hid them from the government. this is something they never. they would have to handle themselves. the federal government essentially abandoned its authority to handle this pandemic. >> when there is a huge event like a hurricane or wildfires, what happened here that such a different approach was taken? >> there was a reluctance to exercise the 30 of the government. there was a national stockpile of ppe, and leaders. it was very depleted. it was not just trump's fault. it had been depleted whether it was a fluke epidemic during the obama administration that had never been replenished. yes, the supplies were diminished. there were political soon against that took precedence. the chief spokesperson snatched $3 million out of t

but one cookie in particular is reselling for big money on ebay. they're reselling for thousands of dollars. >> wow. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight: plus, stephen welcomes: anita hill and alessandro nivola featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! please have a seat, everybody. thank you, kindly. welcome, one and all, welcome one, and all-- thank you so much, everybody. welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. and i just want to say-- ( cheers and applause ) thank you. i hope everyone in america is using protection, because it is very possible that we are all screwed. we may be approximately 24 hours from the united states government shutting down. and that's not even the bad news. if it survives the next 24 hours, the u.s. government is also rapidly approaching the debt ceiling, and if congress doesn't find some way to rai

marsha decided to go buy the same one i had to see what it was and she also got it on ebay and she toose ) >> stephen: this is your commitment to linda tripp here. tell me what happened here. >> so linda had a very different eyebrow shape than i did. it was kind of drawn on. the only way to do was wipe out my own eyebrows and i had to bleach and shave them to nothingness. i walked around like this about a year. eth not a great look, guys. >> stephen: this is-- ( audience reacts ) >> do you see the amount of distance you can travel from here to the top of the head is really intense. >> stephen: it's a severe look. >> you need your brows as a mid- line point especially if you have a large forehead. >> stephen: just to break up the trip. >> break up the trip to the top of the head. >> stephen: jim, put it back up there. we know which person is the alien pretending to be human because they forgot that we have eyebrows. >> they forgot. >> stephen: but they look fantastic. >> they're painted on. >> stephen: this is very joan crawford. >> bring me all the puppies. yes, exactly. >> stephen: we

well, right now, the over the tops can only be found on ebay and are going for a cool $2,000-- thoughe man and give someone a thousand bucks to tell you you look stupid. ( laughter ) of course, another big post-covid fashion trend this fall is cycling shorts. skin-tight, latex shorts. perfect for all of us desperate for people to see every last curve of our sourdough-enhanced pandemic ass. ( laughter ) these are so hot-- ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ these are so hot, just a few weeks ago, pop diva lady gaga rocked some bike shorts paired with eight-inch heels. and i gotta say, she is pulling off those bike shorts way better than lance armstrong pulled off that meat dress. ( laughter ) but shorts are nothing without something to keep them up, and for that, you'll need the fall's big accessory trend: bizarrely long belts, because extra-long, pendulous belts are trending. by the way, nicki minaj's cousin's friend says the vaccine gave him a very pendulous belt. ( laughter ) so those are the hottest fashion trends for fall, people. and now-- ( applause ) and now it's time to put it all together for

you look for the inability to grow and some of the names in that category in a mature business like ebay has shown signs of enhanced growth and we'll have to see if that sustains through the other side of the pandemic if they can prove that out big companies in the apparel category which is one of the few areas of e-commerce that lagged because people weren't going outside the home, going to the office and things of that nature, that was a weaker segment of e-commerce, given the recovery is slow in the making, those companies continue to struggle to a certain extent the name we like most is posh mark all three companies were identified in the segment of the report aren't doing as well as the companies we identified as beneficiaries. >> holds on stitchfix, wayfair and some others. scott, good stuff. good intelligence today. thank you very much. >> thank you have a good day. >> you, too. >>> let's do some more on e-commerce on the payment side, buy now pay later has been all the rage on wall street with "the journal" writing on why retail has embraced it so rapidly. how as an investor shou

does not according to reports a rare new cookie is selling for hundreds even thousands of dollars on ebay thousands of dollarsor f a cookie "worldwide exchange," back in a moment i'm not here to judge. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for your big money movers, three stock stories of the morning stock one warby parker, prices pulling back after they soared from the reference price of $40, the stock opened at $54 roughly. stock two, amazon, the company settled a case with two former employees who alleged they were wrongly filed. the report claims the women were terminated for speaking out about amazon's record on climate and working conditions amazon is required to pay back wages and post notices it cannot fire people for organizing and exercising their rights. stock three, virgin galactic, the faa cleared it to continue launches virgin galactic said high winds caused the changes and the pilots responded accordingly >>> turning our attention to delivering alpha, some of the most influential investors, political and economic leaders, all of them coming together for cnbc's annu

. >> and you always with the women i find that out even go onto ebay orsomething . some giant had been selling their postcards. >> i've done the same thing where you get the postcards to the nice thing is angela haywood's granddaughter to me last week. but i don't know at this point whether i knowmore than she does . she's starting to put together a family history but it's incredible to think that that's not that many generations down that her great-granddaughter is still alive. it's not that long ago. >> that's the one positive us history is because it's still so young there is some archive somewhere that has these letters or diaries. can you talk about the national archive itself? what kind of space it defines their that was useful? >> i got the tip from a woman named amy were whole published book having to do with comstock's delusional world and she said you want to look into the postal records. i don't remember what she said i want international archives in washington dc postal records are pretty wonderful and exhaustive their. using battle of an archivist, inde

. >> i always with the women i find that i will even go on to ebay or something and be like please some descendant have been selling their postcards or -- >> exactly, yes. i have done the same thing, right, where you're trying to get the postcard. >> yeah. >> then the nice thing like angela haywood's great granddaughter just contacted me last week >> that's amazing. >> yes, but i don't know at this point whether i know more than she does. she's trying to put together her family history, but it is really incredible to also think that's not that many generations down, the great granddaughter is still alive, not that long ago. >> that's the one positive about u.s. history is that because it's so young, we still have that hope that there's some archives somewhere that are, you know, holding these letters or diaries or what have you. and can you talk a little bit about the national archives itself? what kinds of things did you find there that were useful in the research for this book? >> i got a tip from someone -- a woman published a book having to do with comstock's -- the visual world tha

last year i had to buy a new one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i've done that too, go on ebay. >> the kidse cassettes and the cd of the last ep, the cassettes outsold the records. >> really? what about 8-track? you ever think of that? [ laughter ] >> well, i'm thinking. >> jimmy: why not? what the hell. you recorded this at your house, right? >> yeah, i have a studio in the guesthouse. >> jimmy: in the guesthouse. and -- that's interesting. to record it actually -- it's a full studio? or is it like -- >> yes. >> jimmy: or like finneas and billie eilish, on the bed? [ laughter ] >> no, we're a bit further on than billie eilish on the bed. it's like garage band, started that, and a small guesthouse. in the bedroom are two kits of drums, an organic set, and an electric set. >> jimmy: okay. >> and in the other room, like the living room, is everything else. all the amps. well, the amps for the guitars are in the bedroom too. but you know, all the equipment and the pro tools and the stacks of stuff we have are all in the living room. >> jimmy: do you run that stuff yourself? >> i don't know. >>

thought this problem is solved paypal was like 20 years ago and yet not only has paypal separated from ebayvestor possibility there, now we've got strike, $100 billion valuation potentially and plus a slew of other companies. >> first of all, we're onliad mid teens online right now we have a long way to go on that some developed markets considerably higher. that's a global metric when you consider what i said earlier, the digital wallet themes think about buy now, pay later there's been a shift to consumer credit shifting from traditional consumer credit on to these programs we estimate it's still only $80 billion of total volume. think about that metric out of the $15 trillion of spend on visa or mastercard so we have a long runway on buy now, pay later and more themes b2b payments areas like softwar converging that's why investors are so excited to add capital in these areas. >> in the face of all of these new players, including strike, which of the incumbents do you think is best positioned >> first of aushlgs i think there's been a couple of probably the biggest stocks in the market tra

i am putting this 100% verified tissue on ebay right now. can we show it? is it live right now?an we show the page? there it is. [ laughter ] thank you, thank you. there it is. there's an nft. a nasal fluid tissue. [ laughter ] i'm not into begging, but guys, please bid on this. [ laughter ] i don't wanna go back on cameo. [ laughter ] i would like to take a moment now to shine a light on some truly fine journalism. congratulations to the team at wapt in jackson, mississippi, winners of tonight's award for "excellence in reporting," take a look. >> rat poison. rat poison. and we're back. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: is that like his warmup, his vocal warmup? [ laughter ] "rat poison. rat poison." i don't know. is it too early to check in on my snot? nothing? nothing? all right. so it's not taking off right away. you know. but neither did kathy bates! [ laughter ] all right. today pope francis. you know the guy in the robe? and he's got that hat? the pope is recommending that people get the covid-19 vaccine. he's also recommending that altar boys remain at least

. >> jimmy, you can buy these on ebay if you like. >> no.ou, tom. >> jimmy: are we done yet? >> we're not done yet. we have this. come on. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that guy has been sitting on our bar since the beginning of the show. >> yeah, well, he is about to go home with allen, if allen can answer this question. >> jimmy: i think the beer mug broke off. he used to have a little plastic mug in his hand. now it looks like a fun. >> he doesn't look happy. he looks clinically depressed. >> jimmy: no, it says he is happy right there on the thing. >> he's not. here we go. which united states president is the only one who holds a patent for an invention? allen, take a minute, think about this. the only u.s. president. >> jimmy: president elmo? >> abraham lincoln. >> abraham lincoln it is! congratulations. you can have jimmy's clarinet. that's my clarinet. >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: oh, come on, now. now we've gotten into the not funny category. all right. >> i'm happy, jimmy. i don't know about you. but i'm happy. >> jimmy: i'm going give away our be

you could list on ebay and get extra money.o a struggle session. it does remind me of something my parents taught me which is stitches get stitches. so keep it in the family no matter what is going on. keep your mouth shut. >> greg: before, i find it interesting that lego has not said -- and pledged $5,000 to blm. >> they better have. they are going to be done. no more legos. it's all very confusing as is the reporting your family members. like how do we know? you know, you see whenever someone murder someone all everyone on tv is like i didn't see it coming. he kept to himself. do i start reporting anybody who keeps in themselves? you're shy and i report you? this is going to lead to so many civil liberty infractions that we arty had to deal with. >> greg: and the worst thing about all of this is that we are going to run the of forensic file episodes that people are knocking on their relatives, we're not going to have any good crime dramas anymore because none of the crimes are going to be committed. >> that's true. >> greg: t

one of my sons went on ebay and found a nancy dalessandro beauty by vapor machine.e bought it for me and it still worked. host: i wonder if she has ever seen one. guest: i showed her that and the patent. host: she went to school here in washington dc, trinity college, a catholic college. right after that, what did she do? guest: she went to work for senator brewster, daniel brewster, a one term senator from maryland who hired two people for his office when it opened up. he hired her as a receptionist, and a young man named steny hoyer. he later became a legislative aide. the two people who now lead the democratic party in the house first met fresh out of college and this junior senator's office. host: how would you characterize the relationship between the two of them, as long as it is? guest: there are few stories in washington that excite more interest than the relationship between nancy pelosi and steny hoyer because for many years they were great rivals. steny hoyer thought he was on track to become the whip. when nancy pelosi announced she was going to run for

companies like walmart, target, and kroger and, you know, and some very successful digital companies like ebay and etsy and wayfair we don't have the ability to raise prices in any kind of unfettered way if you look at what we normally, we're constantly staying prices down because there is a lot of competition in the markets sometimes the rhetoric sounds good, but you got to look at reality and 1% of worldwide retail, it is hard to argue that's a monopoly. >> well, let's talk pandemic i think a lot of people experienced shopping through e-commerce during the pandemic and what is your take on how if at all that event that we're still in has influenced both e-commerce, amazon's mission, the perception of amazon >> i think the pandemic, i mean, what a crazy period, i don't think any of us have lived through anything like that before and i hope we never live through anything like that after. and i think very early on in the pandemic we realized that whatever role amazon plays in the world typically, we were going to have to play an increasingly important role with so many establishments that were

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. >> you know that pay fall, if it had been tied up with ebay, which everyone hit paypal down to 270 when they announced finally they're almost done, paypal can extend that, and that's one of the reasons the stock is up. buy now pay later, one day when rates go up, that's not such a good strategy. >> it's all the rage we saw stock prices soar when it announced that venture, i guess, for lack of a better term in amazon a couple of weeks back. >> max levchin has always been one of my favorites and they wrote him off too. people write people off and that is something we have to remember there's these ceos that are constantly being written off marc benioff was being written off because of the slack acquisition. and people think that andy jassy is a moron, the only thing he's moronic about is he likes the giants call it as we see it. >> did anyone even draft a giant? >> i don't know. >> i don't know if he's a jersey guy. i think one of the reasons why philadelphia didn't get the amazon headquarters, he hates the eagles people think i'm kidding this is direct insight. >> wow. >> he hates t

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i am sure you can find one on ebay.ther. try this one but thank you very much for being here. secretary yellen adventure powell are still testifying. wait a minute. just had senator elizabeth warren say something dramatic to jay powell. >> i are how this works, the drama and the tension, nominating powell as chair is not a risk worth taking and said you are a dangerous man to head up the fed, saying powell's record gives her grave concerns. stuart: okay. that is telling it. this from the senator who wants to go into your wealth and to see some of it every year. i'm out of this one and that is a fact. back to the market. the selloff continues, out of 30 stocks only two are winners and dow is down 500 points. nashville tied for the fastest moving real estate market in the country. the average home sells in 10 days. madison all worth has the report from the music city itself after this. ♪♪ ♪♪ i like to move it move it ♪♪ i like to move it move it id. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this.

close to a billion that is also in distributors, who sell to retailers and resellers and put them on ebayectors. so, you know, look, these are smart investment they boost three-to-five times return once more direct to consumer and adding in kind of this integrated partner experience of having the primary card sold, secondary capabilities, the grading and breaking and insurance and storage and financing. there is a very mass ive opportunity but i'll give you a reference point to sell to distributors. >> what's the chance, michael, you ends up buying tops? one of the things have you done over the years is gone in, in other instances, effectively cut out a company that was a manufacturer by making a separate deal with the league and coming after and bought them at a lower valuation >> first we think about what is the fan's best interests, the collector's best interest. the original examiners business was about giving much more access and manied to the fan and here in the trading card business, this hobby has so many people in the middle of it and so fer perfectly set up to have an integrated