they say the head of reception asked people to help carry payne to his room, and payne's representativethe hotel. >> the idea here is that liam was in such a terrible state that any reasonable person would not have left him and would have taken steps to ensure his safety. >> reporter: payne's representative was identified by prosecutors only as rln. a man with the same initials, roger norris, appeared in a new tmz investigative documentary on hulu in which he recounts the days and hours before payne's death. >> i went to the hotel three times to check on him. during that morning, he seemed tipsy, but nothing out of the ordinary. >> an autopsy showed payne had cocaine, alcohol, and prescription antidepressants in his system at the time of his death. the coroner determined it was not a suicide because payne was essentially unconscious when he fell off the balcony. a hotel employee and a waiter have been charged with allegedly selling payne cocaine in the selling payne cocaine in the days before advil liqui-gels are faster and stronger than tylenol rapid release gels. ♪♪ also from advil, a

payne.lso with us is adam johnson this morning. good to see you. thank you for joining the conversation. adam, i want to kick things off with you with the sel selloff we been seeing and the change in sentiment in the market ever since the federal reserve's hawkish cut in december, markets have been rocky and yesterday we saw another selloff with the nasdaq down 375 and dow down 178. big tech brought things lower, nvidia was down 6% at the close, the single largest day decline after four months after failing to meet investors high expectations over the new chip lineup at the ces show, looking to spread a.i. through robotics, automated factories, self driving vehicles. the stock is up this morning. you say any dip in nvidia is a buyable situation. >> absolutely. you better believe it. there were three declines for nvidia last year of anywhere from 20 to 30%. each time people said it's all over, boy, look at this, down 30%. no, that was a gift to buy more. each of those dips the stock recovered

all righty good afternoon everyone i'm charles payne this is making money and breaking right now, all right so wall street breathing a sigh of relief on inflation. but we're going to go into these number right because it may be temporary, however, those strong bank numbers they're not temporary combined, of course, beginning into this big move but the question is, as folks start to buy stocks is it the rotation trade or buy a dip in the mag 7 meanwhile after pouring cold water over quantum nvidia will have the first quantum day set everybody up and meanwhile on the lovers inflation slow, actually growth of inflation coming in less than expected but expectations games one thing. real life is something different we've got one of the best economists on the three -- to share her thoughts an you've heard the news israel and hamas agreeing to cease-fire hostage deal somewhat complicated but it is a ?ep the right direction. this after president-elect trump warned there will be hell to pay if there wasn't a deal before inauguration day my power panel will take that along with other lessons in

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my good friend charles payne. just to bring you up to speed, we are waiting for an update from governor landry in new orleanss and the fbi. let's bring in david spunt joining me now. david, what do we know about the suspect so far and what details are being dug up? reporter: the fbi and law enforcement expected to announce momentarily on camera in new orleans and believe after extensive interviews yesterday, they believe this suspect likely acted alone. they want to hear from people, if people have any information regarding interactions with jabbar, the 42-year-old who was involved in this horrific tragedy yesterday, but they do now believe that signs are pointing to he acted alone. we'll hear from them momentarily. hundreds of miles away from new orleans here in washington, the work continues for the fbi, department of homeland security, to if eight hours yuri colins out more about this -- figure out more alaska this suspect and update president biden is his team in the loop as much as possible. fbi was quick to

good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money" and breaking right now, so profit-taking and tech. by the way folks this is par for the course. but i'll tell you what's not par for the course the future is here and i could tell you, it is going to be amazing. we've got cody willard on science fiction and generational wealth and there is anxiety in the air. we have wall street legend bob doll with us and what he sees in 2025. he says be ready for fewer tailwinds and tail risk and more economic data that suggests maybe the fed has lost the thread. brian wesbury warned us, what could happen if the fed blows it? meanwhile donald trump is not in office but already delivering for the american public. my take on the business world getting on board with special guest rebecca walser. all that and so much more on "making money." in the first 10-15 minutes of trading every sector in the s&p 500 was higher, but you could tell right away there was a defensive tone. the defensive sectors popped the most reflecting sort of

i am charms payne, and this is "making money." how the markets limped out of 2024, we're twinge to go right now to -- going to to go right now to las vegas for a press conference on that bombering of -- bombing of a tesla cyber truck. let's take a listen. [background sounds] >> all right. good afternoon, everybody. my name is kevin mckay hill, i'm the sheriff of the las vegas metropolitanned police department s and we are collectively here this morning to give you an update on the cyber truck explosion at the trump hotel the on las vegas boulevard yesterday. our work never stopped. as many of you went to sleep last night. i just want to give you an cup date on a lot of it is what we found through the profession of the cyber truck. this is a joint investigation involving the fbi, the atf, las vegas met if propoll tan police department and these people worked through the night and found a lot of stuff that is very useful for this investigation. as you look at this cyber truck here, we had to transport this down to our fleet services

. >> it's a story that our good friends, charles payne, will pick up with as well. charles: absolutely. thank as lot, everyone. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is making money and breaking right now, forget about the great rotation trade, is the market rolling over and sentiment and market bias shifted to the downside and has the economic backdrop changed? we'll kick off the show to the best ali mccartney and elizabeth burton on deck and they're helping the slam stocks and breaking down the real message of the bond market and gary says that matter as lot more than powell. plus, for years i've been pounding the table on enseemingly practice -- unseemingly practice of insider trading but a ban could be in sight and america seizing the panama canal. all that ask so much more on making money. for about a year, you heard only about the rotation trade and maybe we're rolling over. think about this, the fair index that green need and will it's started moving in the wrong direction a week ago and i was thinking maybe it was more like extreme caution but as you see,

>> there's an argument about that >> charles payne has masculine energy he's bringing to the markets. charles: say that in 2025. i love thank as lot. good afternoon. i'm charles payne, this is making money and breaking right now, stocks are trying to rally and struggling to escape the shadow of the growing inflation fears. even wall street expectation couldn't massing the growing fears and tariffs for the boogie man has the market all shook up and major indexes are higher and bias is still to the downside and nevertheless, we'll talk about what may turn all of this around. certainly earning season may change everything tomorrow big banks start the party off. erica will prepare us for that. bond vigilantes on the move in japan, uk and also in the usa. do they really even exist? animal spirits on main street continues with optimism surging and might take awhile. it's aigrette thing. and i'll speak with one local resident of los angeles doing his part to help his neighbors and city. all that and more on making money. ♪ ♪ charles: april 13, 1957 and all shook up by elvis and it remained a

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." stocks came out the gate really hard hit by economic data, but really it was the bond market's continued reaction the economic data, the bond market. what is it saying, and why are investors having yet another hissy fit over what everyone is saying pretty good news? again, wall street looking at maybe one rate cut, some firms saying none. also, folks, where are the opportunities? should you chase the big winners? some of them already turned around a intraday, or should you be looking at a bottom fishing? we've got an expert that's going to ten -- help you with your portfolio, and a power panel discussing the insurance industry. all that and so much more on "making money." the jobs report -- ♪ ♪ charles: all right or. now, we got the intro done, let's start with the jobs report. it did come in better than expected, surprise! i can't wait for those revisions. so we get the knee-jerk reaction. higher bond yields, a spike in the u.s. dollar which i think is the most a damning of all of th

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and emily compagno, and kennedy, host of "kennedy saves the world" podcast and our guest, charles payne. >> my overall objective is return the department of justice to the core mission of keeping americans safe and vigorously prosecuting criminals, and that includes getting back to basics. gangs, drugs, terrorists, cartels, our border, and our foreign adversaries. that is what the american people expect. and that is what they deserve from the department of justice. if confirmed, i will do everything in my power -- and it will be my great responsibility -- to make america safe again. if confirmed, i will fight every day to restore confidence and integrity to the department of justice and each of its components. the partisanship, the weaponization will be gone. america will have one tier of justice for all. >> harris: you know i said breaking news, and now we want to get to that. it has been confirmed here at fox news a ceasefire deal has been reached between israel and hamas after 15 months of war and the taking of those hostages -- many from different countries. but certainly america on

host of making money on fox business, charles payne. this former gymnast gives liberals fits while doing the splits. host of outkick the morning charlie arnold. no one can hold a candle to her because she had beans for lunch. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. and he's like darth vader, tall, black. and perhaps he could be your father. new york times best selling author, comedian, and nba coach. charles, you got kids, right? yeah. how many you got? >> three kids. >> five grandkids. >> you got grandkids? yeah. >> how old are you? >> 62. oh my goodness. >> wow. got you beat. >> do you think it's probably not going to be in my in the in my cards. >> you're definitely a late bloomer. i got to tell you, there's this big longevity thing going on right now. really, really big. and you've got the money. so you've got. you've got a better shot than you think. yeah. you've probably got a better shot of that than you thought you had of even having the kid in the first place. >> you know, you're right. i don't kn

tornado warning issued for the towns of shingletown, manton and paynes creek. but what about that warning? that warning expired about an hour ago. back here in the bay area, the rain is finally moving out. but before that, we saw some storm damage. two large trees fell and crushed a car. one landed on the corner of a house. this is in guerneville, in monte rio on stem hill road. pg&e power pole also damaged. luckily, no one was hurt. now also a big mess in the sierra. we're tracking multiple closures along i-80 because of crashes and spinouts. in fact, it's been happening all afternoon. right now, there are 20 miles of delays, 20 miles between gold run and donner summit, and drivers tell us it's taking them hours to get to tahoe right now. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking all the issues for us. okay, jeff, so much to talk about. there really is. and i wanted to start off with that tornado report. it was hard to tell if that tornado actually touched the ground. but according to the national weather service, it did. now, this all happened here just about

so this tornado was well off to the east of anderson and red bluff right near 36, also close to paynes creek. and you can see that rotating thunderstorm right there. multiple lightning strikes and some hail. so wild event there. and likely based on the video that i saw, this will be ranked in ef0 winds of 65 to 85. we could get some damage reports coming in. so how common are these tornadoes? well, looking back here since 1891, 480 have been reported. we average about 11 per year. we had that tornado in scotts valley back on december the 14th. that was an f1 to f2 90 mile per hour winds, the strongest twister in 30 years. the past 30 years was in 1998, in sunnyvale. winds of 100 plus miles per hour. we're talking about this storm system moving out and some fog chances for the morning. i've got that full wrap up on your weekend coming up in about 15 minutes. all right. jeff, thanks. is it safe? the city of santa cruz says yes. less than two weeks after these incredible scenes were part of the wharf collapsed into the ocean. it is set to reopen tomorrow. businesses are excited, but the f

so this tornado was well off to the east of anderson and red bluff right near 36, also close to paynes creek. and you can see that rotating thunderstorm right there. multiple lightning strikes and some hail. so wild event there. and likely based on the video that i saw, this will be ranked in ef0 winds of 65 to 85. we could get some damage reports coming in. so how common are these tornadoes? well, looking back here since 1891, 480 have been reported. we average about 11 per year. we had that tornado in scotts valley back on december the 14th. that was an f1 to f2 90 mile per hour winds, the strongest twister in 30 years. the past 30 years was in 1998, in sunnyvale. winds of 100 plus miles per hour. we're talking about this storm system moving out and some fog chances for the morning. i've got that full wrap up on your weekend coming up in about 15 minutes. all right. jeff, thanks. is it safe? the city of santa cruz says yes. less than two weeks after these incredible scenes were part of the wharf collapsed into the ocean. it is set to reop tomorrow. businesses are excited, but the fee

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they say is happened monday night at a home on payne avenue.ing a suspected broken into their home and was fighting with another person in the home. officers found a man and a woman both with stab wounds. both were rushed to the hospital where the man later past the suspect tried to run away but was quickly caught. the woman is expected to survive and police are still investigating. in the east bay. the oakland police department is investigating after they say a deadly stabbing occurred. they say it happened tuesday night on 70th avenue. officers arrived and found one person with stab wounds. the victim was rushed to the hospital, but later died. the identity of the victim will be released at a later date. police are still investigating the scene as well. oakland police are also investigating a shooting that happened last night. this is on second street officers of fried to find one person with gunshot wound. that person was taken to the hospital and is listed as stable. a short time lar, pice were notified of 3 other victims with gunshot wound

. >> martha: so here now with me charles payne, host of making money on fox business.nd damon asman great to have both of you with us. so, let me start with you charles he reaction to want mark zuckerberg is openly admitting and changing course on right now? >> there is a few narratives here but i love win he says we give back to our culture -- no. first of all, not just the american public but around the world there is a major shift and he is in the business of making sure he is on top of these sort of thanks. i think what it says to a certain degree is a lot of these people don't have a moral center of their own. they put a finger in the air. but the fact he would acquiesce and make this pivot quickly shows he who doesn't want to lose that peer particularly it's a social media platform. you could see the success of musk has had with x kept the balance conversations and the growth. and they can do that. it's a me a couple of sorts but it's also a smart businessman. >> martha: david. >> ethic is a smart business move and that's one of the reasons why he's doing and pee

he dresses like al capone and can help you get a loan host of making money on fox business charles payneormer gymnast gives liberals fits while doing the splits host of out kick in the morning charly arnolt! no one can hold a candle to her because she had beans for lunch "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! he is like darth vader, tall, black, and perhaps it could be your father, "new york times" best selling author, comedian, fox news contributor, tire is! you have kids, right? >> yes. >> greg: how many? >> three kids five grandkids. >> greg: you have grandkids? i want you? >> 62. >> wow. got you beat. >> greg: do you think it won't be in my cards? [laughter] >> you are definitely a late bloomer. there was this big longevity thing going on right now. really big. and you have the money so you have a better shot than you think. you probably have a better shot at that then you knew how many you would have in the first place. >> greg: you are right. i don't know. i don't think i could handle the pressure of being a granddad. you know. i just want to have the

welcome everybody i am charles payne this is "your world". we have fox team coverage with matt finn in altadena and jonathan in pacific palisades. we want to begin with matt. >> hey,, charles, i'm standing in the aftermath of the eaton fire which of this afternoon is the deadliest. let me just walk you through what it would be like returning to your house. you go up to the front sidewalk and in the stairs lead to nothing. and this is a situation we are seeing all across l.a. county. i spoke to a neighbor next door she was lucky return to her property she says she was looking for heirlooms and things like that. i talked to another gentleman in his area he says he is acting like neighborhood watch taking pictures of suspicious people and their license plate here is what he had to say. >> just knowing somebody is watching you the old-fashioned neighborhood watch where they know somebody is watching them they are less likely to do things. >> the new l.a. county district attorney nathan hochman who is supposed to be the tough on crime d.a. says th

. >> a "house of payne." >> declined in 2022 to an expected 3.3 billion last year is eye-popping andating. keep waiting for the promise personal vaccines. i like the ceo. nice man. but i am sad to say the stock would roar if he were to step to down as manager even if he needs to help on with vaccines. great guy. shareholders deserve a better performance. federal reserve stock, makes plans, got his clock cleaned, down 55%, revenues flattened, profits fell. typical of all material stocks. this one like so many industrials needed china to recover and it didn't. also needs aggressive rate cuts. until we get both don't bet on this one bouncing back. we own several stocks in travel trust that need china to come back. i hate those stocks! >> sell, sell, sell! >> until they annualize their crummy chinese numbers. estee lauder lost 49% last year because it went all in china so every part of the business fell apart. even as management kept promising over wise, they overpromised and underdelivered. eviscerated by competition from elf beauty. management would never admit their products are way o

and in the 1952 and payne joe mccarthy, who was a senator at that point, was going around the country supporting republican candidates for senate. he he used the issue and he encouraged these candidates to use the issue. and he was quite effective on the people he campaigned for. got elected to the senate and the republican took control of the senate in the 1952 election. and so in 1953, they had a majority in the senate and could could appoint people to committees and chair committees and control the agenda in congress and he became chair of the permanent subcommittee on the day. senator mccarthy, who had been a member of the government affairs committee, became chair of the committee and a the key investigative subcommittee within that government affairs committee. and that is the permanent subcommittee on investigations. so mccarthy chaired both of these panels and in particular, that permanent subcommittee on investigate issues, which is known as piece i became his vehicle for conducting the investigations that he did in the many, many hearings that he held. he built a staff. he h

jjoining me now ispayne capitalt president, ryan payne, also with us is adam johnson and kenny porkari. we were talking about the macro story and rvs. we're watching the market rally because bank stocks are leading the way. jp m morgan, wells fargo reportd a double beat on earnings. wells fargo is up 2 and two thirds percent. jp morgan investment banking revenue up 46%, wells fargo investment fees up 59%. these are animal spirits. i think they're expecting animal spirits to continue with deregulation coming under trump. >> i'm not surprised but it was expected to be a strong quarter. it feels like that's how it's getting started. we've had two of them so far. let's see what the rest of them do. i'm not surprised. i think financials will be a place you want to put money. i just wanted to know for like jp morgan, loan loss reserve account i know it was 2.6 billion or something but are they added more money to the account or are they not? that's going to be an interesting take on what the banks think about what the future holds. if they're raising the money in those accounts, that means t

charles payne, charlie arnott, tara's studio audience. >> fox news i love you, >> laura: good evening, everyone, i am laura ingraham, and this is a 30 from washington tonight. as always, thank you for joining us. president biden is in new orleans and headed to the prayer for the 14 victims of that horrific terror attack. as we get the disturbing new details about how this all happen. but first, new year, new wins. that is the focus of tonight's angle. i hope you all had a blessed christmas and a happy new year, our family and i hope yours felt like we had a lot to celebrate and be grateful for. but i hope he also got some rest, too, because after the last four years we needed it, even though. but now we are done being on the defensive and ready to get to work. right now tonight america is in the strongest position we have been in decades to be able to restore the country and return power back to the people where it always belong to. the election was certified today, and kamala harris had to preside. >> the boats of the united states are as follows, donald j. trump of the state of flor

ryan payne joins us. could the recent market melt up. stuart: the recent market melt up credit set the stage for a market meltdown. >> i think it's a natural progression of things. typically whatever work the year before tends to work into the next year. artificial intelligence tech, they get tired of talking about it. they suck the air out of the room if you look at december was a bad month for most stocks but maga was up over 5% and accounted for 57% return s&p 500 was the seven stocks of 64% for the year. i think the momentum will continue into the shared and were getting to a point where the evaluations are getting crazy. i talked about this quite a lot. stuart: a lot of people i speak to on a regular basis are thinking about selling some of the stocks that made big gains that did extremely well, became stocks for thinking of selling early in january, the getting old for example. they are thinking maybe we don't have to pay the capital gains until next year. not a bad deal for mckay lovett thinking but by hi, sell low is a great stra

now, police rushed to a home on payne avenue east of the san tomas expressway because of a family dispute. a caller said a known person broke into the house and was arguing with the occupants. the police arrived. they found one adult man and one adult female who had been stabbed. while the woman suffered non-life threatening injuries, that man later died at the hospital. police did arrest the suspect nearby. they have not released anything about his connection to the victims. this was san jose's 28th homicide of 2024. there were 36 in 2023, 35 in 2022. [applause] >> well, the bay area rang in the new year with fireworks. thousands of people gathered near san francisco's waterfront to watch the city's fireworks show, which was easy to see this year because there was no fog. those visitors came from all over the bay area and beyond. and we do not have the final numbers yet, but firefighters did expect as many as 100,000 revelers to watch last night's fireworks show in the city, and there were a lot of police and firefighters there as well, to make sure the crowds stay safe. people we talked

payne was arrested and booked into the solano county jail.ill the labor union representing thousands of dockworkers in the u.s. they're returning to the negotiation table as another strike looms international longshoremen's association and united states maritime alliance they're set to continue contract discussions on tuesday. this comes after nearly 45,000 dockworkers went on a three-day strike in the fall. a temporary deal was reached in october which granted workers a 62% wage hike over 6 years while issues regarding automation remain unresolved, the new deal is not reached by january 15 workers could carry out another strike. >> well, in injured cat finally rescued after being stuck up in a tree for over 5 days in vacaville. we're told the local fire department could help because its ladder truck was out of service and people there couldn't locate a letter tall enough to make the rescue. ultimately a worker from solano sides was able to help out the cat is now recovering at a local pet clinic in fairfield. >> still ahead of our morning ne

i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks under pressure, bond yields continue to fire higher, higher and it's also continue scuttlebutt over the impact that trump administration policies. you know, why i'm worried about certain dangers including the mainstream media and its news outlets. yesterday the washington post today cnn. brace for all those kind of things over the next four years, as far as the markets are concerned, you just heard about the conversation, nvidia, jensen huang, slamming quantum computing stocks. i think kenny is right to a degree, nevertheless technology continues to be amazing overall. we're going to talk a lot about these catastrophic wildfires breaking out here in los angeles. the l.a. fire chief warning that they are growing and so far uncontained and there are two confirmed deaths over a thousand structures destroyed thousands and thousands of californians under evacuation. the failures behind this , i've got a power panel to warn why, you know, this could have been prev

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is very special to me as it was first introduced by my predecessor, the late representative donald payne jr. i am honored to ensure his work for better, more accessible care and his legacy are carried on with the a.r.c. act. with the co-leadership of representatives jackson and kelly, i am proud to introduce the a.r.c. act to save limbs, reduce patient costs and save lives. mr. speaker, i also rise to object to the dangerous bill of h.r. 28. protection of women and girls sports act of 2025. better known as the child predator empowerment act. as a mom of an 8-year-old little girl who loves sports, who loves soccer, this bill is invasive to young girls, but also dangerous to every kid. it puts every kid at risk, every kid is at risk underneath this bill. so i ask my colleagues to vote no on this bill. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. stevens, for five minutes. ms. stevens: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the tremendous achievements of president joe biden. th

payne and was elected an hour ago in the board meeting to be the president of the former members of congress. so someone said that i am the second virginian ever to be inaugurated as president in this building, the first was george washington in 1789. so it's a big deal to me to have this job and i want to thank all my colleagues who voted for me, and i do very much look forward to it. i did want to thank tone -- tonio and the board for allowing us to be in this wonderful venue, this wonderful room. thank for you hosting us. thank you to aarp who has been such a good partner for us and has supported us in this endeavor and many others. and tonight i have the opportunity as my first action as president to bestow on two distinguished members of congress an award that the former members of congress bestow from time to time on people who do something that's unusual, and that is these are people in the congress or former members of congress who actually do extraordinary things that are helpful to the institution of the congress. you heard fergus talk about it, the condition of the institution of

steel as part of an illegal cameron payne to monopolize domestic steel markets. color on this. putting the sources that are familiar with u.s. steel, they are still fighting for this deal. they say the investments they have made guarantees a good future and that is why they are taking action. u.s. steel i am told is liquor focused on closing this transaction by the month of june. that is the end date. this is according to the sources familiar, biden violated the law to gain favor with the union. they are accusing that doing that for political purposes. they also claim that they have failed to do their job and they claim that the steel never presented risks to national security and in fact every former cabinet member or national security expert that has weighed in on this deal has said that it presents no risk to national security. the company is right to fair procedures were violated. the fact not leave a doubt that biden made a decision in march that was about politics and was never about national security. cfius was a shame to reach that result. and in the seco

la investigaciÓn sobre la trÁgica muerte del cantante payne ha dado un giro importante.u abogado que facilitÓ que se presentara las autoridades en su domicilio. esta detenciÓn en la segunda en el caso tras la captura de un camarero de puerto madero que tambiÉn estaba vinculado con los hechos. karla: si es hallado culpable de los cargos de trÁfico de drogas el joven puede enfrentar una condena de presiÓn entre 4 y 15 aÑos segÚn las leyes argentinas. raÚl: no hay nada mÁs cierto que un dÍa tras otro. karla: la verdad siempre sale. raÚl: exactamente. karla: una vez mÁs thalÍa cautiva a sus seguidores. pÚblico un divertido vÍdeo donde se muestra disfrutando de un juego en compaÑÍa de sus amigas al ritmo de reggaeton. como siempre la ven trasmitiendo su personalidad, alegrÍa. y ya no para. jomari: ella demuestra que no importa sus 53 aÑos. en la mÁs juvenil y divertida del clan. siempre rodeada de sus amistades en la comodidad de su casa. siempre comparte sus locuras. raÚl: lo que son las redes sociales. conocemos a thalÍa como una diva. alguna vez imaginaste verla en chancla

so we can all agree here that we love charles payne whose coming up next. charles: hey, let's do it. great, great conversation. good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne this is "making money" and right now, all right, so listen. the markets forget about what you see on your screen. the market is absolutely on fire and here is the thing. there's so many names you don't know about but you're feeling it. the imagination is that we have come up with as human beings over the last 100 years are coming to fruition and playing out in the stock market. here is the great news. you could get wealthy in the process. we're going to share a lot of names with some guests who have been in these names and got some fresh names for you. this as the biggest name in the stock market will be speaking later today i'm talking about the ceo of nvidia, he's at ces. that stock exploding higher. we'll see how we can play this. also, you're going to get my take on a new investor survey, professional investors who say it's donald trump and the us exceptionalism that put this stock mar

payne. in elementary she instructed us all in the first rendition of "america, the beautiful." she gave me piano lessons and cheered on the hawk eyes and bonded a diverse group together with the fundamentals for life working together. ms. payne will be greatly missed and she is left behind a great legacy, husband craig, laura, brant and your amazing family. to all the students you taught and the lives you continue to inspire, we wish you the best, mrs. payne. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. plaskett: i rise today to congratulate the new governor of puerto rico, my caribbean sister and former, jennifer gone dale eases kolone. i would like to reflect on her remarkable work while a member here in this body. as co-chairs of the rum caucus,