finally, in the summer of 2016, eight years after the murder, tony went on trial. >> tony villegas, thehome, followed her into the garage, and then watched a brutal attack on his wife's best friend. >> is it hands on, personal murder. it takes time, it takes free meditation, and why? because she was a friend. >> but the residue of pepper spray all over the garage was evidence that melissa had fought back and some had apparently gotten on the killer. tony's housemate testified the night of the murder, he saw his roomy scrubbing his arms. >> he said that he got pepper spray on him and that his hands were burning and itching. >> then, an expert on cell phone tracking told the jury that joni had both melissa's phone and his own personal phone with him, the night of the murder. and the next day, when he was driving his train. >> they moved north and then back south, on the railroad. >> but now, prosecutors had to tackle the head-scratching question of motive. why would tony kill melissa in the first place? debra villegas testified that tony became very jealous and angry with melissa, because

tony, i thought that 'ust among his own. tony, i thought that just occurred — among his own. his own. tony, i thought that just occurred to me and _ among his own. tony, i thought that just occurred to me and tell - among his own. tony, i thought that just occurred to me and tell me - among his own. tony, i thought that just occurred to me and tell me if. just occurred to me and tell me if i'm being far too cynical but i've seen announcements like this in the past, they fly the kite and then they know something that doesn't go quite as far, and everyone breathes a sigh of relief thinking it is not as bad as we thought it would be. do you think that might be what they are doing here, perhaps? i you think that might be what they are doing here, perhaps?- are doing here, perhaps? i think ou're are doing here, perhaps? i think you're being _ are doing here, perhaps? i think you're being too _ are doing here, perhaps? i think you're being too cynical. - are doing here, perhaps? i think you're being too cynical. i - you're being too cynical. i genuinely think the government realise

except one. >> did you see tony?all accounted for except for tony. everybody was wondering about tony. >>> in one hand you celebrate. somehow the guys from our house, they got out. we lost so much in that two-hour period. and we felt like we got the hell kicked out of us. >> i don't know what toe do. go back down there or what? at the same time, we knew hundreds of firefighters, thousands of people had to have died in those towers. and every hour that passed, we were more certain tony benitatos was one of them. >> hey, guys, deputy chief hill called, first division. he doesn't want anybody else down here right now. >> but the truth is, the guys had to go back. had to start digging for survivors. >> i had to go back. and find the kid. it's gone, man. >> i got down there just as seven world trade finally collapsed. no sign of tony anywhere. it had to be almost 6:00. nine hours after everything started. taupe just walked in. >> i walked in like a daze and they were all, hey, you're all right. >> how you doing? >> good.

except one. >> did you see tony? >> tony?or tony. everybody was wondering about tony. >> there is not anything recognizable of what were the two trade towers, nothing standing out from this plaza at this time. >> you guys were in the building? >> yeah. ♪ >> that day, that day changed everything. >> i think fibers in there. you have fibers in there. >> when i came back that day to the firehouse, one firefighter came to me and he said, you know, yesterday you had one brother. today you have 50. >> it's hard to even describe the emotion that was in the firehouse that day. >> the ground rumbled. it was chasing you. you were running. >> on one hand you're celebrating. somehow the guys from our house, they got out. >> we lost so much in that two-hour period. >> how are you doing, all right? >> and we felt like we got the hell kicked out of us. >> i don't know what to do, man. go back down there or what? >> at the same time, we knew hundreds of firefighters, thousands of people, had to have died in those towers. and every hour that

play for the breakout. >> tony, what's your take on tsm? >> yeah. range that it's currently trading in when i look at the business itself, i don't really see a compelling reason for the breakout just yet. if you look at revenue growth, it's very steady eps issi ticking up a little bit last quarter i don't think it's ready to break out just yet but i do think it's prime for a breakout. i would be a little patient because i think this could trade in a range for a little bit longer before you actually see that breakout. >> mike, your thoughts on taiwan semi >> yeah. i like it on the long side we have actually seen a decent amount of bullish activity there in the options market and also in some of those etfs that contain it as a large constituent. one of those things we've seen obviously is that a lot of these names, there are big shortages there's big demand for some of these products the ones that are selling the products that everybody needs and wants -- and i'm going to exclude intel from that list notably. i still think you can stay long in those n

tony's saying disney will remain the happiest place in earth. >> even if the cruise industry is adriftyou will keep sailing along. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. welcome back back. trow price as the market goes up, so does trow, more so. as this giant heading up the creek without a paddle carter breaks it down for us, take it away >> that's right. really in a way trow if you loo at the biggest stocks. it's always thing like blackrock, those are passive managers with etfs trow is the largest holder of some of the biggest stocks which of course drives the mark. if one thinking maybe the market has a mission, it's a good time to head to trow. first, in terms of data, when we sold off at the peak of february 20th to the march 24th, trow drops 41%. and it would be expected, look at the next slide on the way backup of course from the pandemic's low to where we are now, trow up 168 and s&p at 105. let's look at a slide or chart or two here is a comparative chart. you can see the line, t-rowe price verses the s&p 500 you see it pulls away from the market and

tony tony tony haven't played together in forever so it's okay.tony tony tony prevents disease, how can they give me dance fever? if bell bif devoe starts touring, i'm never wearing pants again. so, apparently she's entitled to feeling the spirit but not anyone else. and she doesn't want to be the fun police. she is the mayor. typical far left mayor, she doesn't support the police or the fun police. the police are everywhere these days. >> citizen, you're not wearing a mask. >> i'm reading a book alone and to be honest, you're not wearing a mask either. >> that's okay. i'm having fun. (music). >> i did not see it going in that direction. >> gutfeld: when i put forth the idea for a fun police skit, i said, you know, he's a hypocrite. i didn't expect that. that turned out better. this week, in other democrats not making any sense news, general psaki had this exchange with peter doocy over not requiring negative tests for illegals. >> somebody walks across the river, are they asked to see their vaccination cards. >> let me explain how the process wor

, tony, tony.ted her department's own masking order which came out in august and applies to the vaccinated like the mayor and the unvaccinated. here's what the order says. people may remove their well-fitted mask while actively eating or drinking, while dining indoors or while taking in live performances. now, actively being the operative word there. here's how mayor breed is responding to the criticism. . >> i was there. i was eating. and i was drinking. and i was sitting with my friends. and everyone who came in there was vaccinated. so the fact that we have turned this into a story about being maskless, no, i'm not going to sip and put my mask, on sip and put my mask on, sip and put my mask on, eat and put my mask on. while i'm eating and drinking, i'm going to keep my mask off. so the fact that this is even a story is sad. >> to be clear, that is not what's at issue here, whether she sips and puts a mask on, takes a bite and puts a mask back on and so on. the issue is she was indoors, not eatin

i would call it the tony, tony, tony defense.t her started on eating and drinking. that whole situation. >> no, i'm not gonna sip and put my mask on. sip and put my mask on. sip and put my mask on. eat and put my mask on. while i'm eating and i'm drinking, i'm going to keep my mask off. >> pete: so mayor walter reed says she kentucky possibly eat and drink with a mask on, not with tony, tony, tony saharan serenadingher into uncontrollaby movements. make take a lesson from these people. they certainly seemed to make it work. just a tip. well from mask mandates to the never ending push to get every last american vaccinated. it's no surprise at all that pfizer announced today that its vaccine is safe for children according to them ages 5 to 11. the news coming just days after the fda pushed back on joe biden's plan to inject us with a covid booster shot. our so-called health experts have used the rise in hospitalizations as their main argument for the vaccine recently reporting that since last january over 58,000 children were in th

our first viewer asks what is tony's opinion on the lowes october 15,$190 puts, hold or cover? $190 puts on lowes. >> i'm not sure whether you're long or short that put, but the fact that lowes is holding above that $200 resistance level which is now holding as support, leads me to believe that there's further upside for lowes if you're long those puts, i think it's time to cut it. if you're short those puts, i think you can hold on to those. >> our next viewer writes looking at ford motor, it made a high in june that it's consolidated for the past three months is it about to make a run to the upside what's a way to play ford motor? carter, why don't you take this one? >> it did make a high in june. what it's done since june is actually drop 25%. i'm not sure i'd call that consolidated my hunch is that ford's going lower. you could look at an october 12 put spread, pay $0.21, you double your money if the stock drops 5% >> our final viewer asks shopify appears to be bear flagging on the daily and more important rolling over on a relative basis with a brick wall of resistance aro

>> tony was nervous, of course. >> as the days past, tony walting for his first power.er to the other guys that he was going to be a real, great father. it is all part of learning how to handle people and situation. >> i will say you got up there now and you got your helmet on and gears, you got to get your mask on, how are you going to do that? >> stop moving guys. how are you? >> not bad. >> for two weeks i got $262.25 cents. >> if i want to get rich, i would become a lawyer. but, i wanted something i would be able to liver with for the rest of my life. >> this i can giver with. >> you need to wake up and - >> you do your job, you risk your life to help people. and to be apart of a family at the fire house. ♪ [ app it has been four or five weeks. >> i am still not fine, probably when i am acleep. >> two trains in the morning, bra. bro. >> when the alarm goes off, we are coming to get you. [ sirens ] >> it is going to be a fun 20 years. >> by the end of august, we knew we had to a great cooking show. and the 105 -- every time we would talk to these senior guys, well, b

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you buy some more why carter worth sees a breakout building for one semi name and later, red alert tony is flagging some down side in the defense stocks how he's protecting himself from the fallout. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >> let's get right to it the semitrade getting fried. the etf dropping nearly 2% carter says one chip is about to rip. carter, take it away >> what we know is bad week, transports down. industrials down banks down most sectors down. the philadelphia semi-conducting index putting in a green week. let's look at a few charts then look at xilinx xilinx versus the semi-conductor inde and you can see there how much xilinx has lagged. one being up 325 versus 190. take a look at the ten-year chart. it's even more substantial lag you're talking about the stock being up 755%. xilinx up only 385 but now look at the six-month comparative chart, the colors flip on a six-month basis, xilinx has doubled the performance of the sox index. that brings us to the last two charts the first of the two last ones is a comparative chart on top i

i know i said people have to wear masks indoors but tony tony tony was playing for the first time in 20 years and i wanted us to try and kill them. ( coughing ) people, can we agree this kind of hypocrisy is bullshit, right? this doesn't help the conversation in america at all. it doesn't help any of the conversations around covid. leader can't make rules that everyone has to follow and then give us attitude when they get caught breaking their own rules. because the only way the mayor's actions made any sense is if covid was also really into tony tony tony and agreed to take the night off. >> oh, this is my jam. now relax relax, you don't need a mask tonight. yeah! feel good! that's the opposite, baby, oh, yeah. >> trevor: finally, let's get into some technology news. tiktok can make almost anything go viral from recipes to random songs and even delios. the newest tiktok trend is starting to get out of control. >> you may have seen these images on social media feeds, bathrooms damaged. it is a new challenge on tiktok. the devious licks challenge. encourage also people to vandalize th

tony, what are you looking at? >> exactly, i'm seeing weakness here in ibm and especially issues with and tech i think this is really an opportunity here but if we first take a look at the chart of the dow jones computer services index, we've seen a fairly strong run since march. recently it broke below the 50-day average and recently peaked below the mrkt and i see some particular downside from this particular industry and we look at ibm, one of the particular names in this specific sub industry, ibm looked like it was having a turnaround year. the highs around 152 or so was the highest the stock had been in almost ten years or so. but one thing we do have to keep in mind is this stock peaked against the market back in 2011, about ten years ago. so when ibm broke below the 138 support level, which we saw here a few weeks ago and you see relative poor performance relative to the industry, the market, this really confirms what i see as a weak stock in a weak industry right now. so given that, ibm does report earning

tony, what's your thoughts on the trade?alf a share, but also means a low probability of success if you look at those march 3.30 calls, there's only about a 10% chance fedex will be above 330 by expiration. my suggestion is to move those strikes down a little. maybe to the 300 or 310 then sell shorter dated calls against it if you sell the october or november 330s and do it every month, you'll collect more money than you could selling a longer dated january call >> the mastercard chart looks weak to say the least. can the traders recommend a trade to make a bearish bet, please maybe selling some premium if they agree with my technicals. of course, carter, why don't you field this one >> you're right. this is very weak and in fact the options, stock closed at 343 and the october puts, 340s are at. 7.50 i'll leave it to the team to pick the precise and best trade. >> all right mike, you get the honor. pick the best and precise trade. >> yeah. i mean, look, the idea is that you want to, if you're getting long premium, try to ch

uncle tony., it's like i scare him. >> despite the shadows and footsteps he knew he would confront, did you think, you know what? i'm good. i don't need to do this. >> i don't know if you have jumped out of a plane or something. you go and you look back and you go, how did i do that? sometimes i, it baffles me too, that i -- i just sort of did it. yeah. i guess if i had thought about it too much, it citizen -- >> were you concerned, when what if it does not work? what consequence might there be for michael? >> no, he is an actor, he wants to work, be a star, whatever. o. he is, i mean, he is, what is he now, 20, 22? you asked for it. so -- >> i want to go to college. i can't get -- like this. >> david chase knows he has asked for it as well. >> i think to myself, when are people going to get tired of this family? >> i mean, how about never? >> i guess -- i mean, i guess it's possible, yeah. it's not justify the way i think. >> knowing one thing he can count on from the passionate fans is an unvar

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that's what tony fauci said publicly. we know from private e-mails he was concerned about the gain of function research causing the pandemic. today pugh uff says everyone involved in the research was worried about the possibility. now after reviewing the internal nih documents published about the intercept one biologist made this assessment: >> so does echo health have the records. if not how can they rule out a research related accident. some of this research is dangerous according to richard ebright. occurring in facilities with the same safety precautions as the average dentist office. here is what one of the facilities looks like. >> it's not a conspiracy to say there were live bats at the lab. it's a fact. as you can see this lab shows bats in a cage at the wuhan institute. you can see the research feeding the bat way worm. in this image we can see researchers capturing bats and a bat hanging off a researcher's hat. in another image there are mouse cages. hundreds of them. we know that the wuhan institute was using h

. >> tony awards like never before.roadway shows that won big after the longest closing in its history. >> why a's fans are saying good- bye to the colosseum and choosing to watch from home next year. >>> time for this morning's money watch report. a big week in congress with important debates on infrastructure and more. diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> as we enter the final week of what's been an extremely volatile september, investors will be looking to capitol hill at an infrastructure bill and september 30 deadline that could force partial government shutdown. stocks ended last week mixed on wall street. dow gained 33. nasdaq slipped four. s&p 500 rose six. in washington, nancy pelosi set a vote for thursday on the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. debate begins today on the legislation which would help fund projects like roads, bridges, airports. as for the larger $3.5 trillion social welfare and climate bill being pushed and squabled over by democrats, speaker pelosi says it

. >>> the tony awards celebrating the best of broadway are returning this sunday.ayed for more than a year because of the pandemic. dana tyler has a preview of this year's show. ♪ >> reporter: you ought to know broadway's long intermission is over. ♪ with shows finally reopening after the pandemic pause, the tony awards are honoring performances from the last season. jagged little pill featuring music from alanis morissette is up for 15 tonys. >> i can't believe these songs have taken on a new life in a way that has expanded what i even knew possible. >> reporter: "moulin rouge" is next with 14 nominations and it reopens this tony weekend. its star aaron tavate is poised to win as the only nominee for best leading actor in a musical. >> you dream about it, but you don't imagine it's going to happen. it's very, very special. >> reporter: "a soldier's play" is among the nominees for best revival of a play. >> you need to learn respect. >> reporter: along with its lead actor blair underwood, society an army base in segregated louisiana, underwood played a captain inve

good morning. >> good morning, tony.e still weeks if not months away from finding out who the next german chancellor will be as the focus shifts to forming a coalition government. no matter who the candidate s well, they're virtually falling over themselves to prove who most closely resembles angela merkel. >> reporter: after 16 years in office angela merkel former research scientist and daughter of a lutheran preacher is finally saying good-bye as german chancellor. lauded as a bulwark of europe helping save it from imploding during the 2009 debt crisis. her secret, a stoic calm that didn't just influence german society, it defined it. says political scientist frank stauss. >> there is a lot of common sense if you want to in the german public and she maybe eve four president sees, befriending some, clark with former president trump as he retreated from international affairs, many looked to angela merkel as the new leader of the free world. says political analyst david deiss deissner. >> i think the trump years made clea

and just look at the industrial sectors or the cyclical groups that tony was talking about. i mean, cat pepillar is down, ad if you look at rates the treasury yield, it's tracking small caps and stuff. so the groth deceleration trade has been on for months and even karen, i hate to tell you, j.p. morgan is looking like it's taking a massive held and shoulders top, it's in the same place it was in march. it's in the same range if growth is slowing globally and you throw a curveball in the mix, which could be a little credit or something like that, we will have a market just a bit lower. i'm not saying we will crash it's not the financial crisis. it's not february and march of 2020, but man, guys, 10% move down to the 200 day moving average that would be healthy. guys the market would still be up on the year >> yeah, coming up, more on today's offs we will show you where you can maybe find shelter from the storm. we have details when "fast money" returns that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real

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>> i, for one, will look to tony fauci's next appearance in the united states senate.er tony fauci to lecture senators using workings and asking like they are the dumb ones who don't understand basic concepts like making a virus more transmits a bowl. his own words, his own emails and all of his cronies who have been on this gravy train for a decade giving your tax dollars and consoling what it went to so i'm looking forward to tony fauci's next appearance before the united states senate. and then it should be at the courthouse down the street. >> laura: how much jeopardy is he and from 1 to 10 and ten being the most jeopardy? >> if a trump appointee, 11. let's just say it that way. plainly, he lied to congress. and it is time for the department of justice to investigate 20 pouching and hold him accountable to the fullest extent of the law. there is no way that he has not been misleading congress repeatedly and it and additionally misleading the american people for a year and a half to lecture them about immoral feelings. to stop this virus from a lab that he helped fu

little tony, when tony was young, his mentor. >> jimmy: moltisanti means "many saints." >> right. >>two actors who plays young tony. >> right. >> jimmy: and it's not just -- >> william lud big is the other. >> jimmy: william ludwig plays him as a young boy. the bulk of it is gandolfini's son, who is -- he looks like him, but he really sounds like him. i mean -- do you agree with that? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't. i do, i -- >> it never struck me, no. what he does is move like him. the thing with the shoulders. he does those little tics that are just like -- >> jimmy: with all due respect, i'm going to tell you you're wrong, he does sound like him. [ laughter ] >> it's your show. >> jimmy: i think you might be too close to it. i mean, the whole movie i'm going, he sounds just like him! >> were you really? jim was always like that wasn't he? >> jimmy: he's got a little bit of a slur there. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and it really -- >> that's true. >> jimmy: it really sells it. my wife, my mother's italian, and my wife the whole time is saying, "this is like every one of your f

ask the question of tony, will you? tony's getting bored. >> tony, you can do this.rst question is what website and multinational tech company founded in 1998 lets you google things? >> google? >> yes! i'm sorry, tony, you have to take this home. >> i like it. >> jimmy: i think those look good on tony. congratulation, tony. all right. and that's the end of the game, right? >> no, it's not. >> jimmy: all right. >> just getting started. >> jimmy: i see. it's right on your shirt. dawn. hi, dawn. >> hi. >> hi, dawn. where are you from? >> i am from michigan. >> all right. well, dawn, i'm sorry to tell you you're going to be playing for this. >> jimmy: oh, no! no, no, no. >> jimmy's face on a princess leia doll. >> jimmy: wait a minute. i think i got that from somebody like important or something. >> well, i'm about to give it to dawn. all right? dawn, here is your question. what's your favorite color? >> my favorite color? >> any color. >> blue. >> blue! perfect. jimmy: that's n a trivia ts. coralations. ta i >> jimmy: congratulation, dawn. all right. that's it, right? t

a lot of them have p.t.s.d., and other traumas. >> o'donnell: tony told us he often saw soldiers self- medicate. >> almost all of my cases involved alcohol. >> o'donnell: it sounds like you're describe a cycle to me, which is deployment-- >> yes. >> o'donnell: p.t.s.d. >> yes. >> o'donnell: alcohol abuse. >> yes. >> o'donnell: domestic abuse. >> domestic abuse, and then when it comes to my desk because it's become rape or sexual assault, it's too late. >> o'donnell: d.o.d. policy mandates that commanders ensure military offenders are held accountable and gives them the power to make decisions about the outcome of a case. >> i understand it's their charge to maintain good order and discipline, but here they are making decisions that a prosecutor should make, that a judge should make. great for the soldier, but for the victim it's looks like they're in a system that's rigged against them. >> o'donnell: in february, after more than two decades of service, captain tony hosein retired honorably. >> i don't practice law anymore. i've seen the worst of the worst. and i started off very ideal

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>> i for one will look forward to tony fauci is next appearance in the senate, is no longer just tonyci trying to lecture senators using word games, acting like they are the ones who don't understand concepts like making a virus more transmissible when in his own words, all of his cronies who have been on this gravy train for decades concealing what it went for so i'm looking forward to his next appearance before the senate, his appearance after that should be at a federal courthouse down the street. >> how much legal jeopardy is he in? from 1 to 10? >> if you were a trump appointee it would be an 11, let's say it that way. he is plainly lied to congress and it is time for the department of justice to investigate tony fauci and hold him accountable to the full extent of the law, no way to get around the fact he has been misleading congress repeatedly in addition to misleading the american people for your and a half i presume to lecture them about their moral failings to stop the spread of this virus from the lab that he helped fund. >> told us we couldn't travel this weekend. would ha

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so i didn't even know what tony was. i was like, "no, no.was really amazing. >> that would be insane just going in blind - >> jimmy: yeah >> because, like, "i wants to see it." >> jimmy: i've never seen it is a comedy? let's do it. [ laughter ] >> yeah, no. i watched the first season during my -- during the audition process and i was just like, "i'll stay with the first season." >> jimmy: yeah >> and then i went on and on and then, you know, i became a a fan of the show like everyone else >> jimmy: wow. >> i just loved it >> jimmy: i think you just did a great job. and, i mean, you would know better than me but your dad's got to be smiling at you and so proud of you. >> thank you >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's michael gandolfini in "the many saints of newark." take a look. >> i want to go to college i can't get called [ bleep ] like this. >> give my friend an edge, since there's only girls and children in town >> this isn't whole sale it's totally on the arm. >> huh you want to be a civilian, i appreciate that. i'm all for

i don't think there's anything in that speech that tony blair— there's anything in that speech that tonyve said i_ tony blair couldn't or wouldn't have said ithink— tony blair couldn't or wouldn't have said. i think he would a up quite more _ said. i think he would a up quite more pithy— said. i think he would a up quite more pithy fashion in 45 more minutes— more pithy fashion in 45 more minutes rather than 88 minutes. but ithink— minutes rather than 88 minutes. but i think that _ minutes rather than 88 minutes. but i think that detail is to come. the tories _ i think that detail is to come. the tories would fear the northern east along _ tories would fear the northern east along lines— tories would fear the northern east along lines of any burn him a little bit more _ along lines of any burn him a little bit more than keir starmer, a southern _ bit more than keir starmer, a southern metropolitan lawyer they feel quite comfortable in taking on. in feel quite comfortable in taking on. in terms— feel quite comfortable in taking on. in terms of— feel quite comfortable in taking on. in term

star, simu liu makes a likeable lead and is joined by seasoned actors, michelle yeoh and tony leung,pressive screen debut as shang chi's sister. marvel regular benedict wong also makes a welcome return. but once again, the secret weapon is that fabulous awkwafina, and her irreverent comic asides. even if she's also there to explain everything in very simple terms. personally, i could have done without the return of ben kingsley as hammy actor trevor slattery, who first appeared in iron man 3. and his fluffy cg sidekick seems aimed to please purely small kids and the merchandising department. that aside, the film is fantastic to look at, from visual effects to costumes — all the departments are at the top of their game here. shang chi is an entertaining blockbuster that should please fans of the mcu, and it's a historic moment for asian representation in mainstream movies. who are you? it's in cinemas now. i hear your sister's back. she came home herself. where was she? where did the police find her? is she 0k? lauren? she gasps. a missing woman returns home in wildfire, an impressive

so, michael gandolfini, son ofjames, plays the young tony soprano.newark riots of �*67 being a big part of the plot. and the story essentially finds tony falling under the influence of dickie moltisanti, the surname which means "m any saints" here's a clip. johnny, this is our christopher. laughter hello, christopher moltisanti! it's your uncle johnny! i'm back from england! come here. finally, huh? got myself a son. i hear he's slow with the talking. hi, christopher, hello! 0h, what's the matter? don't cry, it's only me, your uncle tony. 0k, all right, all right. you know, every time you're here, he cries like this. i didn't do anything! look at that! i don't know what it is. it's like i scare him or something. some babies, when they come into the world, know all kindsl of things from the other side. so, you have to ask yourself two questions. firstly, does it work for the fans? secondly, does it work as a stand—alone movie? now, were you a big sopranos fan? never seen it, i'm afraid! i should have done, people say it is the greatest tv show ever ma

tony blair joins me now. welcome.hat day, and the few days after, what was the dominant thing in your mind after that horrible event took place? >> to keep our people safe. this was an event where just in the recent weeks as people have gone back over it again, they've seen the footage and some sense of the immensity of the tragedy and the shock, the trauma of it has come across, i think. but for us in positions of leadership, this was obviously a devastating attack and we thought there could be further attacks. we needed to prepare our countries. the world had stopped, effectively. everything was dominated by this and nothing else. >> and did it also, do you think, bring the world face to face with this phenomenon of radical islam that many experts had paid attention to, and there had been terrorist attacks before in kenya and tanzania, but this was, it seems to me, the first time the whole world said, oh my god, there is a force out there. what was your thinking about it then? >> exactly that. i watched various terr

tony: tambiÉn.ido. entendÍ. tenÍa tres aÑos para hacerlo. y si no me presentÉ, fue por mis problemas de salud avalados por mÉdicos. quieren que pague, ¿cÓmo hacerlo encerrada? lo que se deba, se paga". los usuarios empezaron a escribirle. una respuesta que llamo la atenciÓn fue la siguiente: "me tienen dopada por mi depresiÓn. ahora me escapÉ y pude escribir esto. lo que deba pagar, se paga, pero encerrada, imposible. les ruego, ayÚdenme. gracias. no saben el horror que estoy pasando por confieren delincuentes. estoy muy mal. lo perdÍ todo". despuÉs de todo este intercambio, eliminÓ los tweets. tony, ¿quÉ se sabe de esto? yo no tenÍa registro de que la estuvieran medicado. tony: no hay pruebas. eso es lo que ella dice. aquÍ en estados unidos, tÚ tienes una deuda con el irs o el fisco y puedes hacer un plan de pago. no entiendo por quÉ no puede hacer lo mismo en mÉxico tambiÉn, pagar una cantidad mensual. elyangÉlica: lo que lamento mucho es que hay una premisa jurÍdica que dice que el desconocimient

with these issues, we are welcome to bring back the state superintendent tony thurmond. thank you for making the time. >> thank you. i am at the west county mandarin school. we are focusing heavily on dual emerging language programs to support our students as we go forward. kristen: very good. i want to say, let's start the announcement here with this week you said you are launching a campaign to ensure all california students learn to read by the time they are in the third grade. give us the details. >> this has been a goal for education for years. everyone has always said it is an important milestone. learning to read for third grade mean students are less likely to drop out and end up in criminal justice system. we announced our goal is going to be getting to third grade literacy by 2026. it felt important to me to name a date. we are going to have a lot of resources like teacher training programs to help with families. we are going to work to get one million books donated to families so we get books in the hands of students and families to support reading goals. kris