charlie gasparino is working on the story and will get down in front of the cameras for the news he's breaking coming up. but the very names that fell anywhere during the month of september from 20 to 30%: fedex, nike, charter, adobe, throw advanced micro-devices, carnival, carmax, boeing, cesars, they're all higher today but they have a long way to go before they recover their 2022 losses. still, they're at a discount; right, 20 to 30% down in the month of september alone. should you wait it out for a lower low or is it time to weigh in. to our floor show and joining me on our brand new set, trader scott reddler and sarge gilford. great to have you here. >> the stewed joe looks fantastic. studio looks fantastic. looks wonderful. >> i like your green dress on the green day. >> should have wore on friday and we'd all know to come in long with the oversold bounce fueled by economic numbers. liz: look at inter-day pictures here, guys, and this is a pretty major move, especially considering that if we gain more than 936 points on the dow, we'll be in top ten point gains for the dow of all

charlie crist now running as a democratic candidate wentz on the attack.busy trying to become president to run the state properly. >> i have a question for you. you're running for governor. why don't you look in the eyes of the people of the state and florida and say if you're re-elected you'll serve a full four-year team as governor. yes or no, ron? will you serve a full four year term? >> do we have enough time? >> we did not agree on the questions, governor. it's your turn. >> charlie is interested in talking about 2024 and joe biden. i want to make things very clear. the only worn out old donkey i'm looking to put out to pasture is charlie crist. >> over and over again, crist brought up abortion and even a question about teacher pay. desantis tried to link crist and biden with inflation and failed economic policies. if you look at the last four races for governor in florida, they've all been decided by a razor's edge. desantis won four years ago with less than 1/2 of 1% margin only after a recount. so it's a tough race. many people saying that desantis

charlie's body to was looted when he died. when his body was found in the woods near, it was described as all muddy from the bread clay and stripped of everything but the under close. charlie and his ten type boast fell victim to looting during the civil war. the ten type was stolen by a union soldier from a private house. it was taken again when a confederate soldier rifle through the pockets of that dead union soldier. charlie himself was stripped of his clothing, shoes, and all of his personal effects after he was shot dead. the stories remarkable in terms of a series of coincidences that occurred. the individual thefts themselves were not at all uncommon during the war. plundering and pilfering have been and continue to be forms of violation that have starkly accompanied war. it is then attempting to explain civil war theft as simply a casualty of war. the soldiers behavior, a wartime aberration. this explanation fails to capture the connections people made between themselves and their possessions. the powerful effects tha

charlie all start with you. your colleagues reporting on the skepticism about trump returning documents. what could this signal about how the feds view this case right now? >> well there have been some hints in some of the justice department's filings in the mar-a-lago documents case which is obviously getting very complicated with appeals all the way to the supreme court now. there are hints in there that they are not sure they have everything. one of the arguments for why they need to have access to the documents now and a special master process interfering is they think that the documents they do have an hand could offer clues as to whether there is anything else out there. we have seen these insinuations already in various documents that have come out and so the repeat pouring by my colleagues today shows that there is something behind that. it's not just strategic to try to increase the chances of there being looked at favorably above these appeals courts. they really do think there is something missing. we

i would defer to charlie dent on politics in pennsylvania. the alternative is not all that promising, to do rallies that lead you to a stunning defeat. a waste of time and effort. >> errol and charlie, i want to move on to another state. sorry we can't stay in pennsylvania. we're going to move on to georgia. and the senate race there because cnn visited herschel walker's hometown to hear from voters from his hometown, including his former teacher and his high school football coach. listen. >> sounds like you liked herschel as a player and a student. >> still do. but you know, this is business. >> you don't feel like he's ready? >> he's not ready. >> i think he ought to just wait and look inside before running to see what it would take. >> i wish he hadn't have run. >> explain to me, why not? >> because he's too good for politics. it's hurt him with his family. >> wow. that's a cross section of people. and all of them, unanimous, in saying this is business. they don't really think he should have run. but his sentiment in his hometown, to be fa

he won't tell you. >> well, listen, i know charlie is interested in talking about 2024 and joe biden. just want to make things very, very clear. the only worn out old donkey i'm looking to put out to pasture is charlie crist. >> abortion and immigration among the sharp policy clashes. >> i'm proud of the 15 weeks that we did. i know charlie crist opposes that, even though the baby is fully formed. >> i don't want to ban abortion, i want to make sure we keep a woman's right to choose available to the web of the state of florida. i want to make sure that we don't have a governor in the future who wouldn't even allow exceptions for rape or inscest. we need to secure the border. but it doesn't mean you use florida taxpayers dollars to charter jets, lie to people. >> this is all happening under the bide n administration and the policies that charlie crist supports. we've had millions and millions of people pouring across illegally. >> steve, the morning after the big debate. what are the big takeaways? >> reporter: well, john, this was the first and only debate between these two candidates

and charlie boyle, independent journalist joining us lie from the canary islands. do enjoy, we'll speak you soon. are good to have with us today at united states and it's ally. israel are to blame for quote, planned riots that have gripped and paralyzed iran. and that is what iran supreme leader, ayatollah ali. how many publicly said on monday, i say clearly that these disturbances and insecurities were designed by america and the use surfing and faith zionist regime. now the iranian leaders common so they come as nationwide. protests swept the country following the death of a young woman, allegedly in police custody. however, i should say, there are videos that dispute that mainstream narrative that we said the protesters are using this tragic incident as an excuse to create turmoil in iran. and he stretched these actions are not staged by ordinary iranians. now, iran has seen its largest and most violent protest in almost 3 years. with a death toll surging the 1902. this is according to various human rights groups. as we understand a protest as harold rock, so th

for now, the issue with this is that many people compared to charlie back in 2004, which made landfall on august 13th in the same place. also as a category for hurricane people thought, hey, i survive, charlie, i can divide this same thing. the issue last time was that charlie's, i mean, the court or a for august with only about game tonight, robert wide. this time that order was august when were supposed to 70 wide leaving a much bigger branch. the damage is much more intense. alright, that's math. you could put you with the my radar out. thank you very much. thank you. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. first rely on you. k prime minister list trust is government is signaling it intends to stick with its many budget, which includes the biggest set of unfunded tax cuts in half a century. this comes after an unusual meeting between trust for financial minister and the chairman of the you case, fiscal watchdog. the pound has been floundering since the budget was announced. nike reported that after 2 years of not enough inventory. now it has too m

was that charlie's? i mean, the court or for august, when was only about game tonight. robert, why this time? that order are strongest when we're supposed to 70 wide leaving a much bigger branch. the damage is much more intense. all right, that's mouth. you could put you with the my radar. thank you very much. thank you. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines u. k prime minister lives trust. his government is signaling it intends to stick with its many budget, which includes the biggest set of unfunded tax cuts in half a century. and this comes after an unusual meeting between trust for financial minister and the chairman of the you case, fiscal watchdog, the pound has been floundering since the budget was announced. nike reported that after 2 years of not enough inventory. now it has too much. the sneaker giant reporting inventories rose 44 percent the latest quarter. that's merchandise valued at nearly $10000000000.00 executive say they plan to mark down goods, especially apparel, as they head into the holidays. or if more now looks

charlie, i have to start with you. blanket pardon to drug offenders. >> charlie: the idea marijuana is harmless is a flat out lie, i don't understand that. the idea thih the crisis that we have in this country righin terms of people working, in terms of kids growing up and becoming mature, active, contributing adults. the idea legalizing marijuana without studying the health benefits just walk downtown denver, colorado, and get back to us on how wonderful it is to legalize marijuana everywhere. then in terms of president biden's pardoning, it is meaningless, it's a ploy, it is sort of insulting, a desperate gamet in front of an election. anything joe biden does that doesn't fix high gas prices and inflation will not help democrats. >> shannon: this has gotten headlines, it is fair to say herschel walker got more headlines this week and continue to get them, natalie allison tweets, the latest herschel walker abortion scandal is on cnn 11 alive in at lant, crime followed by more crime. unless democrats take out ads, don'

charlie: well, i think they're always very difficult to enforce.ardest part about content moderation is moderating at scale. and there's always going to be lots of pressures from outside organizations. and content moderation is, even though we don't like to talk about it this way, it frequently does have ideological components to it. and that's what makes it difficult. it is part of this political conversation. i do want to say, ough, to push back a little, you know, there's this idea that it is content moderation has harmed conservatives, or is unfairly biased towards conservatives, i want to be very clear that, a lot of the work looking into this and looking into the enforcement also shows that conservative politicians and shock jocks and potential candidates are pushing the boundaries a lot more with what is acceptable spch. they are the ones who are trying to draw big tech companies into the spirit because in all honesty, a lot of times, getting their content moderated by a big tech company, is almost the goal, because then they could say they'

charlie dent, patty solis doyle, thank you for the time. >> thank you. >>> all right.lso new this morning, details in that violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband paul. what police saw when they arrived at the home and what we know about the slew of charges the suspect is now facing. like #11 subway club. piled with turkey, ham and roast beef. this sub isn't slowing down any time soon. i'll give it a run for its money. my money's on n the sub. it's subway's biggest refresh yet. i hahave moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved0% clearer skin at 4 months... and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. seous allergic reactions and an ireased risk of infections, or a lower ability to fight them, may occur. tell your doct if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to. ♪nothing is everything♪ talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. better luck next time. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those

of charlie wheat a young confederate soldier from luray, virginia. so 1925 a confederate veteran presented the confederate museum in richmond with this 10 type of cc charlie wheat who was killed april 19th. 1862. across the court cardboard mat charlie's brother joseph who survived the war scrawled the photographs history. this picture was lost in 61 was found on the body of a dead yankee at sharpsburg 62. so how did this happen? charlie gave this photograph to a relative, but it was lost when northern soldiers stole from her house in 1861 and a few years later a confederate soldier stopped at this woman's home for supper and showed her his collection of battlefield relics. imagine her shock a discovering the stolen ten type of charlie in the soldier's bag of relics. the pleasure of having the ten type return to her. must have been dampened by the memories triggered by the knowledge that the ten type had been looted from the pockets of a dead soldier because charlie's body too was looted when he died. when his body was found in the woods near luray it

how the warriors managed to pull it together, right charlie? >> it's not the defense that's doing the work right now. golden state has played five games and given up 100 points in each match up. the good news, dicey defense or not, all you need in basketball is the more points than the opposition. to the chase center we go. jimmy butler led miami with 27 points. fourth quarter, steph lobs it up for green. 30 assists for the dubs tonight. they go up 105-100. no assist needed here. curry stops, pops, and it drops. buries the triple. 21 second half points for curry. they were up 8. golden state, the rebound. draymond, relocates, curry top of the key, an old fashioned game of around the world. golden state win 123-110. >>> sharks and maple leafs from the tank. san jose on the attack right away, scoring 26 seconds into the game. the shark's captain has 23 career goals. timmo ahead to karlsson. there's the break away. karlsson scores. sharks win in ot, 4-2. >>> debo samuel missed practice thursday again with a hamstring injury. >> reporter: wildlife

good evening, charlie. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. in his nightly address moments ago, president zelenskyy said russia launched another 28 missiles into ukraine today, on the same day he pleaded with the g-7 for modern air defense systems, saying the key element of russia's terror rocket strikes will cease to work. ukraine's dfense ministry says more than half of at least 75 cruise missiles fired in the onslaught were intercepted, shot down like this video is said to show. but while the kremlin attacks civilian targets, many of its troops are in retreat on the battlefield. we headed south, where ukrainian forces smashed through russian defenses in the kherson region. not much more than a week ago this whole area was under russian control. claclaudia vladychenko tolls usw she tried to shield her 6-year-old daughter margherita who's blind and cannot walk and talk from the sounds and explosions of gun fire. she was scared but she got used to it eventually, she said. i taught her how to smile. russian troops took over the local high schoo

d charlie, is it going to work real quick? yeahwi, yeah.n bost good luck.n boston, if you'ref you making an academic argument, it's not goinge to work the muscularly class inle our country. it's not going to work with day people that are getting crushed by inflation, crime and an open, border. and i'll just sa y one thing in closing here. thing in elizabeth warren, she is a perfect examplcl e. ack of the lack of honesty ofemocratic the democrat party, they are going to lose becausel they can'tlose bec admit they'vd things up and voters hates being told thinghingss are goodn they are awful. >> well, they're inauthentic, right from the dna on our. and charlie, good to see you to vote . all right. fs the trutinalh it i kid you not. happe it happened. the last bite we'll tell you about it sounds like fun. >> hi. j.j. is back because this is important. do you know of your medicare advantage plan? benefits are changing this year. are your cost and co-pays going up? is your doctor still covered during the annual enrollment? you can call to find out all the changes

let me turn now to our panel and, charlie cook, start with you.raised some questions here from the polls that's out there right now. i'm curious, you've seen your share of midterm elections. when you look at the climate right now, when you look at some of those different ballot numbers that you have out there, you look at this variable of kuf the polling has been a little spotty the last few election cycles, how do you look at this race a week out? >> the broader environment is bad for democrats, but there are some cross pressures because of the dobbs abortion issue. the other thing is, i think republicans -- unless this is a tsunami or something, i don't think it's going to be that, they're going to leave seats on the table because they nominated some exotic and potentially problematic people that if it's not an 80 miles per hour tail wind, they're going to lose some places that they would otherwise win. where they would be better off with placebos than who they ended up with. that's going to trim down a little bit. it's a not good environment fo

i'm looking to put out the pasture is charlie crist. the heated debate in florida overnight and what a new poll reveals about crucial senate races in wisconsin and pennsylvania ahead of high stakes debate tonight. growing concerns about a so called triple dimmick flu. covid rsv and children would doctors have seen the last two weeks when it comes to the flu and the action president biden is taking today backlash over kanye west's anti semitic statements, the company facing mounting pressure to drop him protecting the planet. or not, the surprising new study on just how little of what we recycle is actually being recycled and what's to blame? and later taylor swift with another midnight surprise. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with new details overnight as police investigate a deadly shooting at a high school in st louis. investigators say the teen shooter may have had mental health issues when he broke into the school, reportedly asking students if they were ready to die

charlie: listen, we have three weeks until the mid-terms? look at the polling, it's starting to switch more to economic issues, which is bad for the democrats, inflation, a potentially recession, the stock market being crazy. i will say this , and this kind of tells you something about the biden agenda and how difficult it is to balance. on one hand, he knows, his advisors, i know who they are. they understand the whole notion that the oil industry is essentially fighting with one hand tied behind its back in terms of drilling, because environmental groups, as you said, are challenging those leases. the biden administration, biden himself, point blank, said he wanted to put out of business the oil industry. they are facing massive regulatory headwinds. he's got to balance that, on top of the fact, he gets that is purely inflationary. so how do you do that political ly? and the only way you can do that is essentially, to create a lie that the oil industry is essentially causing gas prices to remain high, and to spin it that way, and it's actu

did that, would, their cleanup effort, charlie? >> well, no, i think it's completely transparent and people see right through it and when you have democrats trying to politicize a natural disaster like this, whether it's by trying to justify their crazy power scam that they want global warming to provide them, or in their effort to try to trash their political opponents, using a tragedy like this, it's pretty disgusting. and everybody sees through it. democrats see through it. independents see through it. and so i don't think it works. all they're doing is further, doing further damage to themselves and demonstrating just how fundamentally unserious they are about anything, either, you know, big issues or something very simple like, you know, trying to respond in a human way to a natural disaster. they're not even capable of that. >> laura: meanwhile they're getting killed on the gallop poll on the issues people care about the most which is the economy. mollie charlie great to see you both thank you >> first the doj targeted conser

where do you think the rhetoric of people like charlie kirk another take a.pened, but generally, where do you think it moves us? >> when i first daughter appalling on charlie kirk, in 2018, he was still a trump, guy but he wasn't nearly as magical as he was now, i saw the evolution up close. nowadays, he uses the terminology they all use, they refer to the biden administration as a regime, they talk about revolution, charlie kirk will go to a church, as he did one point -- telling people that guns are part of, an appendage. it's very, very radical speak, and it's hard to think it's not meant to rile people up and to normalize the violent thinking to normalize the revolutionary thinking. i think creating the chaos, rage, and anger is gonna work for republicans. i think democrats think, we kill it won't go that far, -- and i think we saw that with january six. you've got the footsoldiers, if you rile them up, they're ready to go. >> kyle spencer, the books called raising them around: the untold story of america's ultra conservative youth movement. and it's plot

charlie d'agata, thank you.now to texas, because charges against a teenager have been dropped following the release of body cm video that showed him being shot by a san antonio police officer. the teen's family is saying tonight that he is fighting for his life in a hospital. the rookie officer was fired for violating his training and police procedures. cbs' omar villafranca has the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: body cam video shows a police officer walking towards a parked car last sunday at a mcdonald's in san antonio. he opens the driver's side door and orders the young man out. >> get out of the car. >> reporter: the driver, 17-year-old erik cantu, looks surprised, and reverses the car. roughly five seconds after opening the door-- (gunshots) >> reporter: --the officer fires five rounds into the car. >> shots fired! shots fired! (gunfire) >> reporter: he then shoots five more times as the car drives away. officer james brennand, who was on the force less than a year, was fired. >> nothing that th

pete: charlie, tell us about it. >> yeah.rtel that we were just talking about to the drug cartel. we've been spending about nine months on this. we're a border state here in arizona, and we make the argument that actually every single tate is a border state. it's a project to educate millions of americans about what's actually helping. check it out at salem now.com, and we embedded with border control, with i.c.e., with the great sheriff, mark lamb, to educate people on the drugs, the crime, the child sex trafficking and what's happening because of a porous southern border. i think this is a major issue that people don't quite understand, oh, yeah, people are are crossing. no, this is an issue of sovereignty, our kids, and right now across america there are kids taking fentanyl pills that waltzed across the southern border because our government allowed it to happen. salem now.com if people want to check it out. i think every american needs to properly educate themselves on the border so we can with so this problem once and -

charlie d'agata, thank you.turn now to texas, because charges against a teenager have been dropped following the release of body cam video that showed him being shot by a san antonio police officer. the teen's family is saying tonight that he is fighting for his life in a hospital. the rookie officer was fired for violating his training and police procedures. cbs' omar villafranca has the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: body cam video shows a police officer walking towards a parked car last sunday at a mcdonald's in san antonio. he opens the driver's side door and orders the young man out. >> get out of the car. >> reporter: the driver, 17-year-old erik cantu, looks surprised, and reverses the car. roughly five seconds after opening the door-- ( gunshots ) >> reporter: --the officer fires five rounds into the car. >> shots fired! shots fired! ( gunfire ) >> reporter: he then shoots five more times as the car drives away. officer james brennand, who was on the force less than a year, was fired. >> nothi

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and who taught charlie chaplin the americans? why are you sure that we have this tradition?n a moped to bring drinks in dishes from the service. chaplin drank a glass to the bottom and to my horror broke his floor all were silent. a few minutes later he drank a second glass and also smashed the head waiter. i was already turning it over, i understand it, wine glasses that stood a fortune flew to the floor, smashed smithereens to vertinsky. as a result, they turned with a plea to stop, accepted and action for the russian tradition of chaplin. as a result, alexander nikolaevich turned to chaplin with suggestions, explaining, let's say, the inexpediency of this action, ashamed. chaplin apologized and grieved like a child, but did not beat the dishes anymore. well , according to the results of the sixth round, all the money remained in the bank - this means that we will start our next program with the amount of 140. sorry nastya nastya sorry , our show has come to an end today, all episodes of our program can always be found on the internet on the media platform, we look. well,

walter. >> thanks, charlie. our kpix 5 sports team has a covered on all things 49ers, watch the red and gold report tonight at 7:30 right here on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> let's check the weather into the weekend, chief meteorologist, paul heggen? >> it might be a bit chilly tonight. we can certainly hope this next storm system will bring us rain. it is delivering to the pacific northwest, but it's going to be a dry cold front driven through the bay area overnight into early tomorrow morning. the bulk of the energy with the storm system will slide to the great basin. it is going to be cooler, definitely breezy, as we head into the weekend, but unfortunately nothing more than a few passing sprinkles in terms of moisture, but just cooler weather to enjoy after the record-setting temperatures we had a few days ago. we will freeze the maps early tomorrow with passing clouds, but the best chance of showers is going to be in the high sierra, and even there it won't amount to a whole lot, maybe a d

, ron desantis and his fan -- and charlie crist's fan got his own introduction as well. the guy is not a serious candidate but i don't know how you can be with nanci pelosi 100% of the time like val demings is because pelosi isn't even with pelosi 100% of the time so -- it's a tough thing to do. any way. >> sean: i don't think joe knows today's thursday. ouch, that was mean, right? they're not responsible for what i say. you know, senator, i look at what's happened to the country -- i was and asking the governor about this the last 20 months -- my son is here with me tonight. he's 24 years old. he lives in florida. and i worry about his future. i worry about my daughter's future. she's 21. i worry about everyone in this room, their family, their children and grandchildren's future. i've never seen things get this bad this fast. to me, this is a very -- this is an inflection point for the country. am i overstating it? >> here's what we need to understand. the same party that has it it's -- a democrat party is controlled by two groups, laptop liberals and marxist misfits.

did you see the charlie? s, you're not . okay, anyway, he has for almostf run for almost every single office in the state of florida.b as ali democrat, as as republican , as an independent. he. wakes up and changes anyd of affiliation on any given day. it's kind of hard to pin downown any crist political beliefs because he has ay crist t one tr another, he's held all of them. now, currently the main pillar of his campaign is climate change. and chris is now a cardmber o carryingf member of the climate alarmists cult. pr, of course, he is in favor of limiting oil and gasth production, the lifeblood of the world's economy.onomy andrie pump hurting everyone here in he's driving up the price at the pump that is hurting everyone here in this room. newatchingtonight and everyone g on tv. he has vowed to veto any limits on abortion, including up to the moment of birth and now pretty, pretty twisted. and now, as one of joe biden's biggest fan boys, charlie is excited to be a rubber stampl for all things joe biden inotedw the senate.

charlie d'agata has the details. >> and later, marking a milestone.s hollywood beauty getting a well-deserved facelift ready for his close-up. >> it's almost like meeting a celebrity. >> the hollywood sign is a celebrity. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "the cbs weekend news." >> good evening. i'm errol barnett in for adriana diaz. tonight cbs news is learning the number of people who lost their lives for what was hurricane ian could be at least 76 with more than a million people still without power and countless others with homes totally destroyed. in fort myers beach which took a direct hit, local officials say 90% of that town is effectively gone, and coastal south carolina also slammed by ian suffered massive flooding. ian still lingers bringing storms and rain to the upper mid atlantic tonight and the northeast tomorrow. we begin with cbs' manuel bojorquez joining us from fort myers, florida. >> good evening, manny. good evening, errol. the cleanup is under way in downtown fort myers and unfortunately for business owners that means getting rid of everything. to

i know charlie cristo poses that even though the baby is fully formed harks a heartbeat, can feel pain and suck a thumb. >> i want to keep the woman right to choose in the state of florida and don't have a governor in the future who won't allow for rape or incest. yes or no, ron, will you serve a full term if you are governor of florida? it's a fair question. he won't tell you. >> talking 2024 and joe biden. i want to make things very, very clear the only worn out old donkey i'm looking to put out to pasture is charlie crist. >> cnn reporter from st. petersburg, florida, with us. stephen, i go to bed early and slep through the debate. when i woke up and read about it, seemed desantis did fine. but when i watched it, it looks different. a little like his lines were canned. seemed a little shift think with his eyes in that question about whether he's going to run. what did you think about how this went? >> reporter: yeah. that clip of him declining to say if these going to run for another four year -- if he's going to stay in office four years if re-elected, that is a defining moment of

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john. >> john: bring in charlie hurt, washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor. charlie, for folks at home, a replay of what kamala harris said last week about equity. >> our lowest income communities and our communities of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions and impacted by issues that are not of their own making and so -- >> and women. >> absolutely. and so we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity. >> john: the key phrase, giving resources based on equity, a phrase i have never heard associated with disaster relief in this country, in the entire time that i've been covering disasters. >> well, john, there's a reason you've never heard it in association with this. not only is it expressly illegal, a violation of federal law, it's also morally reprehensible. you know, this is the kind of thing you hear from democrats during the campaigns, trying to divide people and divisions to allow them to win elections, it's not the way you talk when you are talking about people who have lost their lives in a horribl

i'm sorry, charlie, i just had to bring that up again.ee you again soon, i do hope. >>> all right, mike murphy is with us. we need 40 to look at the markets. dow's up 200, nasdaq is up -- it's a rally, isn't it? >> it's a continued rally, stuart. we're up a little over 3% in the last week. so the market came all the way down to around the 350 level for the s&p, and now we've rallied off that. stuart: does this rally continue? it's never going to be unbroken, but a solid uptrend? >> we're on a solid uptrend. we've started to have a little faith in what the fed is doing, and all eyes are on earnings, and tonight we've got alphabet, google and microsoft. and if they put up the numbers i expect, rally continues. stuart: you are expecting strong numbers, google and microsoft -- >> from big tech, in general, i'm expecting strong to very strong numbers. the concern that i do have is if the ceos look at this time to kind of throw in, throw some cold water on next quarter's earnings, to guide -- to take their guidance could be a little bit because

charlie, great to talk to you.ne minute left to go into the close, we are on pace for better than 2% gains across the board all the major averages here. s&p 500 above 3750 there's the breadth numbers on the new york stock exchange, about 80%. upside volume. take a look at the u.s. dollar index. a soaring dollar has been a big headwind for equities all year 1% drop in the u.s. dollar index. pretty significant bank of japan intervening to try to strengthen the yen against the dollar that has worked to some degree cdl, volatility index, the vix, not giving up much considering it's a friday and the s&p is up 2% shows we are still on edge, still uneasy right around 30. perhaps that will be the case as we head into the end of the month, another big earnings meeting, the fed meeting s&p 500 up 2.4%. that's going to do it for "closing bell. let's send it into "overtime" with scott wapner. >> thank you i'm scott wapner on this friday. you just heard the bell. we are just getting started from post 9 at the new york stock exc

charlie, thank you.osing bell, we're four minutes away, the dow crossing the flat line more than 80 times this session alone. right now it is slightly higher by about 22 points. we need to tell you this billionaire elon musk says he was entering twitter's san francisco offices with the tweet, entering twitter headquarters, let that sink in. this was the top of the hour. with him he brought a sink. ha, ha. okay, sheky. real humorous. he walked in. says he would come through on the deal, we'll be watching it. let me check twitter stock. up 1% 53.36, his buy price, 54.20. separately hitting the tape. musk reported his move company tesla is under criminal investigation in the u.s. over claims that the vehicles can drive themselves. the doj launched a probe over a dozen crashes. the stock is not hurt by that. off the highs of the session. it is up 1%. we should look at mobileye. this is the first day of trade from the pinoff from intel. the stock after prices $21. that is a pretty incredible gain of nearly 40

charlie is out there with the warriors. you got the assignment of the night. >> stephen curry had the assignment of the year right now. he compared the depth to the 2015 warriors. it is an assembly of guys that can beat you . steph curry is a guy we are talking about again. entering his 14th season one an that he had. the champions posing with the newest accessory. second quarter jordan pulled dishes to james wiseman for the slam. 34-26 wiseman had eight. how about that chemistry? green the layout of the past. lawyers cruising midway through the third. wiggins to curry knox o his first three of the night. i is a 20 point game. curry from way out. berries and other triple. part of a 23 for rent that pushed the warriors lead t 25. warriors cut the deficit t 12 with under five to go. a ste back three over lebron. steph slams the door and gets delay in. more? curry found still hits the three. four point like made a 17 point game. curry ha written three 33 points. >> we are not where we need to be but we took care of business it

good evening, charlie. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah.t zelenskyy said russia launched another 28 missiles into ukraine today, on the same day he pleaded with the g7 for modern air defense systems, saying the key element of russia's terror, rocket strikes, will cease to work. ukraine's defense ministry says more than half of at least 75 cruise missiles fired in the onslaught were intercepted-- shot down, like this video is said to show. but while the kremlin attacks civilian targets, many of its battlefield. we headed south, where ukrainian forces smashed through russian defenses in the kherson region. not much more than a week ago this whole area was under russian control. claudia vladychenko told us how she tried to shield her six- year-old daughter margherita, who's blind and cannot walk and talk, from the sounds and explosions of gunfire. "she was scared, but she got used to it eventually," she said. "i taught her how to smile." russian troops took over the local high school as their headquarters. the holes blown in the concrete, scor

charlie d'agata, thank you. >>> now to that navy s.e.a.l.s scandal that we've been following. we learn today that three navy officers were punished after an investigation into the february death of s.e.a.l. candidate kyle mullen. it's the latest black eye for the naval special warfare unit which is still investigating a brutal training program that cbs news exposed. david martin has more now from the pentagon. >> reporter: s.e.a.l. recruits staggering out of the pacific ocean to the finish line of the infamous hell week. eight hours later, one of them would be dead from acute pneumonia. >> my son was towards the end, he is being carried by another man. he could barely walk. >> reporter: regina mullen says this freeze-frame shows her son kyle being helped out of the water. a navy investigation found after five days of nonstop physical stress on four hours sleep, mullen was so short of breath, he had to be given oxygen and moved from one location to another by ambulance. but he was allowed to keep going. >> my son wasn't treated medically by the medical team. by their own invest

that is a credit to him and a reflection on charlie crist. stuart: what do you make of the debate tonight, fetterman and dr. oz? >> this could be one of the few debates that matters this cycle. fetterman's people are putting expectations on the floor, probably practicing hard for this, preparing for, republicans shouldn't feed into the narrative of low expectations, dr. oz has to be compassionate and patient and press his case, if fetterman looks shaky that could be determinative. stuart: this is exciting, two weeks ago, right in the middle of it, i think you do, come see us again soon. a media watchdog group found google manipulated search engines to hurt republicans ahead of the midterms. lauren: brent bozell's media research center accuse google of manipulating the search engine results in 10 of 12 competitive senate races including the ones we've been talking about to harm republicans so translation the gop campaign websites are populated lower on the page when search results come up. they would be at the bottom, democratic opponents at t

former governor charlie crist, who is running for governor again. thank you, sir, very much. >>> let's bring in democratic nominee for united states senate from florida, congresswoman val demings. congresswoman, thank you so much for being here. we have a sound issue on board, so thank you. i'm glad you stuck with us and got through the tech. i do want to ask you a similar question. you know, you're running against marco rubio. he didn't take the move to vote against the allocation that was just passed by the house and the senate for florida, but he didn't show up to vote for it. health department didn't vote at all. the entire florida republican house caucus voted against the money to help florida through hurricane ian. your opponent didn't vote at all. is there any sign that he pays a price for that? >> joy, it's good to be with you. what a strange time we find ourselves in. he should pay a price for that. you know, our primary responsibility as elected officials is to protect the health, safety, and well-being of the people we serve. if there's a

walter. > >> charlie, thanks, my friend. our sports team is getting you ready for that showdown with the the falcons. watch the red and gold report tonight on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area. > >> marathon swimming in the open ocean is considered one of the most difficult sports both physically and mentally. it's all due to the cold and current that continues to bash against your arms while in the water. carter evans introduces you to one bay area teenager who is crossing the waters and making a a big difference for others while she is doing it. >> as a child, she used it to despise swimming. >> i hated it, like my least favorite thing to do. well now at the wise old age of, 15, man that is cold, she will happily dive into the frigid waters of san francisco bay. savings liesh lies with each stroke. maia started fundraising when she was was 9. competing in open water events with swim across america. by the time she was 13 she wasg was crossing lake tahoe. last sr last summer while swimming the 20 miles of open ocean between cata

all orders will not be this charlie. him first trample our zone in life, sniff it , put himself in the right place, and then it will be possible to think . safron will not allow him to sit down. the maximum will be sent abroad in their own abroad. why did you tell me everything? what is your interest in? of course not, understand me, right. hang thank you, it works. will never. i won't let this happen to me. hello zakhar, it's you, and who else? how is your health? heart? you are not naughty, you will not expect normal from you, but i'm fine. why did you take everything from me to do it. obey fron in such situations, your son will not be watching. i will never sign up for this. you will not approve of the gangster. gently come to me, my love. my children, you must excuse me, but i couldn't miss the wedding of my only son. do you want to write us personally? wait, i'll take care of everything. you fix it first, then we'll think about the wedding, see to it that the girl is brought straight to the house. thus, stepan stepa

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