dave ramsey is america's trusted voice on money and the nets. he has authored seven best-sellers, including financial peace, more than enough, the total money makeover, the complete guide to money come to money, smart money, smart kids and the legacy journey. the dave ramsey show is heard by more than 13 million listeners each week by more than 600 light-years stations and visually through pod cast, online audio streaming and 24 hour online video channel. so, let's welcome him to the stage right here, right now, cal turner junior and dave ramsey. [applause] [applause] >> so i get asked all the time to endorse somebodies book because for some reason they think that'll help it sell. that is a big lie. usually an endorsement on the back of the book plus $5 would get you a cup of coffee. most of the time if it's not somebody i know i'm busy, but time to read with it and that kind of thing. a buddy of mine calls and says, mr. turner has done a book about the dollar general story and his life story, would you endorse it? i said absolutely not. the onl

i want to go back to charles ramsey. charles, we were just talking about what sergeant montgomery from the lapd said in that brief statement to the press, that they're still -- the young suspect is barricaded inside with an unknown number of hostages, and they're trying to figure out how to get him to surrender. so now we are several hours into this. what is going through the lapd's mind there on the ground, what are they specifically saying to this suspect to get him to come out without harming himself or others? >> i mean, these are very skilled negotiators. lapd has some of the best negotiators anywhere. so i'm very confident that they're doing everything they can to try to talk this person down, to get him to surrender peacefully, to not harm anyone else. they may have told him that the people that he shot have not died, so that he certainly doesn't think he's committed a double murder. this seems like a domestic. i don't know if he has access to a tv, he could be listening to coverage. he could be watching what's go

he reminds me of alf ramsey, in a way.is pretty much sticking to the players he wants to be his first team, if you like. the england team are singing the national anthem. let's ta ke let's take you to a van parked in manchester as they watch harry kane and gareth southgate singing god save the queen. let's take you to hyde park, 30,000 there as harry

that is mason ramsey. he's 11 years old.s a yodeling wonder and became an internet sensation with this performance at a walmart. he has since gotten to perform at the grand ole opry and coachella and now he is performing live for the first time on morning tv. his extended play album already number one on the country itunes charts. >> will you be yodeling with him? >> no, i'll save that for him. i have no singing talent. >> that's not true. >> maybe a little bit. but i'm not in the same stratosphere, okay. >> we look forward to that. >>> but first the top headlines we're following right now, the west is bracing for more dangerous triple-digit temperatures today as they battle at least 60 large fires. a suspect has been taken into custody accused of starting some of those. >>> today is the deadline to reunite more than 2,500 children separated from their parents at the border. at last count the government said it has reunited more than a thousand parents with their children and promises hundreds more will be reunited by the en

ramsey missed, however, was that if you're shooting at a dollar, the dollar is not shooting back. [laughter] ok. so i just spent about a third of my allotted time and from -- aside from the musical "hamilton" and a few couldn't negligent officers i've barely mentioned alexander hamilton, aaron burr, or the society of cincinnati. this is because i first wanted to have an opportunity to correct a misperception that perhaps you shared with me, a misperception that i began the study with. and that is that the hamilton-burr duel was an anone luss blip on the time line of american history. the truth is there are founding fathers fought a war and created our form of government, all the while existing in a culture where a misstatement, whether intentional or accidental, could result in a deadly confrontation. to their credit, there were not more episodes like the hamilton-burr duel which received so much attention because the participants were so high-profile and the results of the duel were so consequential. just remember, duels were fought long before 1804 and as we'll see, they were fo

. >> reporter: gordon ramsey 24 hours to hell and back takes on another struggling restaurant hoping to revive it in a day. >> this experience was shocking. the most important thing for me is to identify the cracks and build the kitchen and menu together and training going on in the decorating room and restripping the bar and intense training going on throughout the night. neighbors complaining about the smell. >> this week in west los angeles, a family owned mexican eatery struggling to sur vooi. >> a wake up call, everybody sort of snapped out of it and realized we had to change and do something if we wanted to save the restaurant. >> after trans forming four restaurants this season, all are still open and thriving. something mar co rodriguez can only hope for. >> it's been a transformation here and hopefully we can take it to the next step and open another two. >> it's all about the results, not the love. >> we're trying. we're trying. >> you're worse than him. >> literally they cannot stand me within minutes. they loathe me. across that period of 24 hours they don't start getting

registered dietician kelsey lubeck meets with customers every week at this shoprite in ramsey, new jerseyof charge. >> we'll do a one-on-one consultation. we can sit down for a little bit, and then we walk the store and we show them products. and it's high protein. >> reporter: the program gives tips for reading nutrition labels to help customers make healthy choices. >> may be looking at a claim explaining what it means. >> reporter: for customers like james, who has diabetes, kelsey shows how to count carbs in products. >> she explained, that's not really 15 grams of carbs anymore. you subtract the 7 grams of fiber, now it's 8 grams of carbs. >> reporter: inserra supermarkets launched the program in 2012 and says thousands of customers have taken part. >> a lot of shoppers are also, you know, dealing with chronic medical conditions that diet and nutrition can really play an important role in helping resolve or prevent. >> everything is included. >> reporter: since shopping with kelsey, james has his diabetes in check, and he's lost weight. >> i've lost 20 pounds since i started this abo

ramsey was a member of the american revolution society and served on this committee and so did dr. richard furman of the baptist minister for whom furman university is named for. the committee issued a public letter dated september 12, 1804, addressed to clergymen and other men of standing in south carolina asking them to support an initiative to restrain the practice of dueling. but you can also see that dueling slowed a bit during the year and a half or so following the hamilton-burr duel and then started ticking back up. no discussion of dueling in america would be complete without mentioning the only man elected president of the united states to have killed another man in a duel. and that was andrew jackson. unknown exactly how many duels jackson took part in, but the numbers are estimated in the range between two and 100 depending on the source. now, i really think that the truth is probably between three and five. not 100. jackson fought a bloodless duel with tennessee governor john sevier in 1803. sevier was a revolutionary war hero and had been one of the patriot militia le

here's that cartoon by the artist marshall ramsey. "yes, they got the paper out". the gazette has not missed a day since that horrible room. there's word another summit could be in the works between president trump and the north korean dictator kim jong-un. this one we're told may take place in the united states. imagine, a north korean dictator here. i'll speak with an analyst that says a second meeting with kim is the last thing the trump administration should be planning. but first a food fight caught on camera and the man throwing snacks was actually the good guy. we'll show you the video next. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty

think gareth southgate has made hardly the best manager potentially england have had since sir ralph ramseybut there isa emulate ramsay the senior but there is a huge amount of tend to be happy with. and they must incur from what they have accomplished on and off they have accomplished on and off the field. you mentioned some of the other names. jordan henderson made a telling interview this week where he pointed at those england age groups who we have reporting and have been absolutely buried, the under 205 and under 17 winning their respective world title5. it really does look very good for the future. it does. dfi ha5 very good for the future. it does. dfi has faced a lot of criticism in recent yea r5. dfi has faced a lot of criticism in recent years. —— the faa. when it comes to developing good, young home—grown players in recent years, they got a lot of things right too. the krishna saint george's park a few yea r5 the krishna saint george's park a few years ago several years ago seems to be paying dividends. they began last year and england the only second country ever to win both pri

the lady who is incredible book came out today, francesca ramsey. give it up. [applause] i don't necessarily need to give you a whole bio. this book really struck me. struck everybody who was lucky enough to read an advanced copy, when you made that hilarious video some years ago that was shared a zillion times. you answered a call that you didn't to answer and you educated yourself and you educated us and kept of the conversation going. i want to say thank you. thank you for the creativity you bring. thank you for the black excellence you bring and thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much. >> give it up, guys. [applause] >> i really do not want to cry. i am such a crier. definitely about to cry right now. [laughter]. can you have this mic. i feel like i'm getting feedback on the mic. can we turn this one down a tiny little bit. i don't want to have weird feedback. okay. hi. >> hi. >> this is, i am about to cry. this is wild. this is wild. [laughter]. i'm like trembling. >> thank you so much. i'm so glad that you are partnered with this first event.

only sir alf ramsey has led an england side and on to that stage.d out if gareth southgate can join him. to our sports editor in the stadium, thank you. to our sports editor in the stadium, thank you. back home tens of million of fans are expected to watch tonight's semi—final either at home, in pubs or on big screens across the country, many having raced back from work to make it in time. jon kay has spent the day with fans in bristol getting ready for tonight's match. here we go. the working day is over, but this is where the sweating starts. a big screen for the biggest match. the whole country is together and we cannot wait for the game. it will be a brilliant night tonight. how is the heart? i hope it does not break later on, it is like this. are you all right? i can't all right. is he free tonight? a primary school just down the road. these kids have been inspired by the new generation of england players. they speak more than 20 languages here. croatia is not one of them. 1000% i think england will win. 1000%? that not one of them. 1000% i thi

he reminds me of alf ramsey, in a way. team are singing the national anthem. let's ta ke let's take you to a van parked in manchester as they watch harry kane and gareth southgate singing god save the queen. let's take you to hyde park, 30,000 there as harry kane leads his players down the line, shaking hands with the croatian team. gareth southgate shakes the hand of his opposite number in the croatian dugout, zlatko dalic. pickford, walker, stones, mcguire, trippier, henderson, young, lingard, kane and sterling. from all others, many thanks for watching, do not look away now. england are about to make history. at least the weather has been playing ball today across england and wales, plenty of dry weather with some sunny spells coming in for most. it was a different story further north and west, thicker cloud through the day, that will stay with us overnight for parts of scotla nd stay with us overnight for parts of scotland and northern ireland, thick enough to continue to bring patches of light rain on and off. many of

[applause] and she will be assessing with our main attraction francesca ramsey d2 i don't necessarily need to give. bio but this book really struck me everybody who could read the advanced comp be but you long -- copy you answer call you didn't have to answer and you have cap this conversation going so thank you for that creativity that you bring thank you for joining us for this event tonight. [applause] >> i really do not want to cry. [laughter] >> okay i'm about to cry mech this is why. [laughter] thank you so much i am part of our first event i am an only child so they set i have to come here to be friends with another francesca. [laughter] this is wonderful thank you so much. so first of all your book is out today even you start from the very beginning. >> we have been exhausted what we can francesca share this does not pay well. [laughter] when you try to create a brain -- a brand focused on unity with a sense of empowerment and love it's not easy so we have days we would call each other crying and there was one time and i moved to atlanta and i said i'm done. are going to buy a

. >> is the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation turning into a media circus? >> yes, it's tabloid.d era. here's the point. here's where the fear comes into it, i think, larry. it's the fear that says, gosh, if we don't cover it big time, our competition is. when they cover it big time, they'll get a big jump in the ratings. the first thing is to last, to last and survive, we've got to do it. >> what you also see is a whole army of commentators, people who make their business talking about the news. >> what i say is what we should do is we should bomb his capability of producing oil. take out his refineries, his stations, his wells. >> they don't have any capability. >> they're certainly selling a lot of oil -- >> no they're not -- >> the networks were doing good journalism but they became much more preoccupied by profits. it's much cheaper to have someone in your studio pontificating than to have reporters out in the field reporting. >> i don't know if any of this is true. but what i heard is that the father went down, opened his basement room, which the fbi had bypassed. >> every

>> ramsey. >> ramsey has a great paragraph that the revolution created talent. what he meant was that people who would have otherwise lived out lives of total obscurity and you would have never heard about, adams would have remained a country lawyer outside of boston and madison would have been a schoolmaster somewhere in new jersey, and that the revolution created a crisis that forced talent to the surface. jay shows up and writes this thing at the first continental congress. it's brilliant. and nobody notices it's written by jay. so this is like the theory of history, that, you know, leadership only comes into existence in moments of great crisis. >> and they were all awere of thi -- aware of this. >> yes. >> very aware of what they were doing. >> yes, but that where gordon and i are in agreement again, and it's a level of agreement that neither one of us is particularly pleased about, there's line in mark twain, goes to the holy land and he says, "christ been here once will never come again." you're not going to see these guys again. >> maybe we'll have a cri

. >> please welcome the former prime minister of italy, the honorable, mateo ramsey. >> thank you very much. we seem to have surrounded personal excellence and community values in the accumulation of material things. the gross national product counts their pollution and cigarette advertising, and ambulances who clear are always of carnage. the people break them. it counts as a distraction and the laws of our natural wonder. >>> and the television programs which glorify violence in order to sell toys to our children. yet, the gross national product does not allow for the health of our children, the quality of the education, or the joy of the place. it does not include the beauty of our poetry, of the strength of our our mariod. it is measured neither weak nor courage. nor wisdom nor our learning. neither our compassion or devotion to our country. it is measured everything except that which makes life worthwhile. and everything about america, except why we are proud that we are american. if this is true here at home, it's true else where in the world. march 18 of 1968. >>> our next speak

martin was a scotsman who studied with alan ramsey and established a studio in london around 1757. franklin was in franklin in 1757 being celebrated for his publications on electricity. he returned again in 1764 and it was his testimony in the house of commons in 1766 that led to the repeal of the stamp act. at this time, he is perhaps the most famous american at home and abroad. this painting was commissioned by robert alexander, from the firm of william alexander and sons in edinburgh. tradition tells us that robert had a disputed claim to property. he and the other claimant agreed to refer the matter to franklin and abide by his decision. it must have gone very well for robert, which explains the commission. handocument in franklin's is actually one of alexander's deeds. it is not a government document. the artist also included in the upper left-hand side of bust of isaac newton, the greatest english voice of reason to oversee the scene. the painting was a gift in 19 62 by mr. and mrs. walter annenberg. he was an editor and publisher and later he was appointed ambassador to grea

bob ramsey of saratoga pulled in not one and not to, but three bass. has a secret spot in cody reservoir near morgan hill. he credits paul deanna's forecast for letting him know that the water was warmed up enough for him to land a catch. you have to watch him to know when the water hits the right temperature. send in your fishing pictures and the stories that go with them. the catch of the day at kpix.com. he had 25, 26 ounces. congratulations. >> all right dennis, thanks. coming up, armed, dangerous and on the move. the hunt for a serial bank robber who carries a hat and a fake badge. he hit two banks today. >> the accused golden state killer faces a judge and some of his alleged victims show up in court angry and united. >>> and, chopper 5 is -- fireworks on capitol hill, the fbi agent caught sending anti- trump text messages, he spends hours in the hot seat. how a hearing turned into a marathon of bickering. >>> chopper 5 is now over this rescue of a worker who has been trapped in this cement mixer. they are getting very close to pulling him out. i

mason ramsey, the wal-mart yodeling boy, just released an album and even has a new single entitled "famousis a little preview. g to i'm go be famous for something ♪ ♪ i want to be famous for loving you ♪ >> jimmy: pretty good. ad if you look that you can see him live on tocostco, sam's club, and target. [ laughter and applause ] walking down the aisles. listen to this, just came out that the next seas of "american horror story" will be called "american horror story apocalypse." [ audience ohs ] but the producers also considered some other names for the new season that are even scarier. i'll show you what i mean. ntr instance, they almost with "american horror story, the line at the whole foods." [ laughter ] >> steve: wo >> jimmy: next is, "american horror story, your phone its at 5% and nobody at work has a a charger you can borrow." laughter ] finally, there is "american horror story, you got antsy, switch lanes and now the other lane is moving, but you are stuck." [ laughter ] >> steve: why? >> jimmy: and i saw that the trailer just came out for d.c.'s new aquaman movie. did you see tha

charless ramsey used to run the pennsylvania police department. is there anything such as a classic hostage situation? if this is a situation where the hostage taker was fleeing and went into the trader joe's because he couldn't go any furtherer. is this guy looking to take this guy down with him? would he likely release people have a shootout? what are the various situations hat we're looking at here? >> it's very difficult to tell. obviously it it looks like this was a target of opportunity. he saw trader joe's, he ran inside. a lot of people ran out. the more people he's trying to hold hostage, the more difficult it is for him. i would imagine he has a handful of people, two or three. every one is different. all i've heard so far is very accurate. they're trying to make contact with this individual. get the it right equipment and officers there. so if more than to go in thavl rr got the right people to do it. shutting down traffic, getting as many people away from the scene as humanly possible and trying to contain it. this is a guy probably in

father ramsey did go to the nunsio and was ignored or the nunsio didn't believe him and that processailed. d i think one of the reasons so many are surpriy these allegations is he was so out front on te abuse scandal against children, and yet this was going on or at least thele ations were there against him. what do you make of that? >> well, peoplere very complex and i guess he was able to mpartmentalize his own misbehavior and abuse and somehow i'm assuming think that pue child sexual abuse is warranted differenshment, but the idea someone himself is behaving improperly with people would be in the forefront is mystifying to me, so it again shows the complexity of the human rson and of sin, too. i think the most difficult thing for me to fathm was how these situations had gone on for so long, ev befoe he was arch bishop of newark and washington, that was really stunne.ing to >> do you think there is more to this in the church with adult seminarians? >> no, i don't. xtthink cardinal mccary's case is reallyaordinary, the idea he could have a house on pee jersey shore and sort of brinl

i want to bring in our other cnn law enforcement analyst, charless ramsey, the former police commissionerera. when you look at this scene and i'm looking at much -- a growing law enforcement presence both medical and police for now. if you're the commissionerer in l.a., are you just pouring every resource you have into this area? >> first of all i don't have it the it advantage of seeing what's going on. but you try to get the resources needed there as quickly as possible. and then there's always an over response sw that can cause more congestion and confusion that scene. the key is to get the right peepthral to be able to contain the scene so that the individual cannot get out. if they need go in and get any additional people out, they have to be able to do it. it's hard to tell the initial response. you're going to get a lot of police officers to move towards the scene. they have to take control of it and make sure they don't have tootoo are rr many people. >> charless, thank you. i'm getting a little bit of information from my colleague who is on the scene. he says that he sees an lapd s

ed ramsey, resident of san francisco and here to urge you to stop the gang injunctions. and somebody talked about the relation to the jail and also in relation to the jail for anyone labelled a gang member. and they get two bad days and that will increase the number of those who are put out and is a without racial bias and if they are a tool by sfpd who is known to have racial bias, and i believe a whole federal investigation about it, then how could that be true? and i believe let's stop the gang injunctions because they are a horrible policing tool in our city and increases the policing of people of color in our city. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> and if san francisco is serious about supporting families and racial injustice, then we need to end the gang injunction. and basically had whole mayoral campaign, several flyers and campaign slogans around families. so i i think if we're really serious about families, not being torn apart or being able to see each other and be with each other, we need to do the injunctions. as a white woman, i will never exp

ramsey, good morning.do people become confused. >> let's talk about it, so many experts, diets. do i focus on carbs, fats. americans are split. about a third said low fat diets are the best for health, one-third say high fats are best for health. the majority failed this nutrition test. >> we're confident and wrong most of us. we think we know but we don't really. there are five big diets out there. the first is intermittent fasting, which a lot are doing. how does that work? >> you break the habit of eating. a couple of days a week you're on a low calorie plan, 4 or 500 calories. you can eat anything but helps people adjust their relationship with hunger and get out of that habit of overeating. >> let's move to ketogenic diet. >> these are very low carbohydrate diets, atkins, south beach. people like these diets because you get an initial weight loss because you break down ketones. people eat about 80% fat and get more of that initial weight loss. it's one of those diets we do want people to check in with

drew ramsey is a psychiatrist at columbia university.haveo idea what the numbers mean. why do people get so confused? >> let's tal about the confusion. so many experts and so many diets. people wonder, do i focus on carbs or fat? about a third said low-fat diets are the best for health, and about a third saidhigh-fat diets are the best for health. a real difference. what we see is ame they know what to do, but the majority failed this nutrition test. wrong.e're confident and we think we know, but we don't really. there are like five big diets out there. the first is intermittent fasting which i know a lot of people are doing. how does that work? >> it's a diet where you're going to break theit h of always eating. a couple days a week, you'll be on a low-calorie plan. you can eat anything, but it helps people adjust their relationship with hunger and get out of thef habit overeating. >> let's move on to the ketooogenic diet. what's that? >> very popular. everybody has heard about ketoo. these are low carbohydrate diets. people like these

joining us now, the author of retire inspired ramsey solutions financial expert chris hogan chris do retire? >> well dagen i don't want anyone telling me what i can or can't do. i want people to make that decision for themselves. i mean i am barely 25, okay? so -- [laughter], i have dreams and you didn't have to laugh in my face like that [laughter] >> but i think it is good for people to have dreams i think good for them to have goals, but we have to ultimately have a plan. a dream without a goal a dream without a plan is called a wish, so i want people to start planning. dagen: 60, i think this is a good because you always preach because -- i am a big believer i think young people are spend money now go on vacation enjoy your life while you are young make sure you use all available vacation at your job if you don't do that, would you really advocate do you advocate responsible spending no debt? to that point if you are so responsible then 60 retiring in early 60s is containable. >> he realistic for people to get focused started start using 401(k) 4013 b's i want people to enjoy lif

i think that's my favourite picture in the papers —— alf ramsey.are for all the songs, the mirror are very kindly printed the lyrics. the lyrics are very complicated, aren't they? for anyone who is confused, the lyrics are there. is there any business news? 30 million people will be watching tonight, so thatis people will be watching tonight, so that is a lot of people, a lot of attention, sponsorship, advertising, all that kind of stuff. supermarkets have said if england wins at aldi, lidl and iceland they are going to close early. this is an interesting one. a slightly more negative note to end on, but it puts all of the m&s chat in perspective, they are getting all the attention. yesterday at their agm, m&s said more store closures looming. that chat about this waistcoat, could that keep m&s going? not going. but giving them a lift. you could save m&s and the england football team, if you are gareth southgate. i am mindful of very small signs that tonight could be the night. yesterday we were down at westminster, and just before we went on air,