-lemonis: charlie? -charlie: that's a good one. chuck: i'm not sure about the yellow and the purple. in some areas, it's harsh for me. woman #4: so this is inspired by moroccan tiles. charlie: oh, wow. mary ellen: i love it, how you have it placed on the towel. chuck: i love the color palette. i'm not crazy about the print at all. mary ellen: historically, we sell to the buyer's needs, and that buyer is a middle-aged, older mind-set. and you're fantastic at selling them, but if we want to move forward and capture a younger audience, i think what you've done is beautiful. lemonis: what i will tell you, chuck, what does concern me, is you fall back to older a lot. any designer has to have an open mind about everything because designing is a collaboration, and after seeing the way he reacted to the work, it told me right there and then -- this guy can't lead the design process. i think my biggest concern with the company is the design process. it really has, historically, just been you coming up with ideas. chuck: without a question o

charlie? >> charlie: we learned this that congresswoman brenda lawrence, democrat from michigan, who supported the inquiry, has changed her mind. and says let's move on. i think the reason for that is that she went home, and she talked to constituents. this is not some swing district. this is not --dash obviously, donald trump stole michigan from democrats in 2016. suburban detroit, the area around detroit, these people care about jobs. they care about their income. they don't care about this nonsense. space >> harris: what congressmanlawr- you must have seen the numbers among independents. where impeachment isn't on fire anymore. there's barely any smoke there. those numbers are shifting. impeach and remove, i want to be specific about that. what lawrence was saying that i understood, charlie, was to let the voters decide. let them decide. we are now so close to an election, which is something we had only really heard much of on the other side of the political aisle. >> charlie: not to let he

but also about charlie. >> oh, charlie. he -- what i did to charlie is -- it haunts me every day. >> yeah. >> you know i took so much from him. >> but whether nick knew it or not charlie was in the very capable hands of his uncle mark who received a commission from his worried sister lynn before she was murdered. >> if anything happens to me, take care of my son. >> and he did. how do you feel about that boy? >> love. yeah. this one's going to be tough. i always look back at that moment as the greatest gift i ever received from the man who i still hate more than any person i've ever known. and my wife and i didn't have children of our own, and now i've got the best son in the world. >> well, it's been great. mark and susan, they're just -- they're great. i love them so much. >> and so in a sad, strange way out of unimaginable evil and loss came love. a real family, an unexpected blessing. what's he done for you personally? having him in your life? >> it's like getting another life. like somebody opened a door and said here'

but also about charlie. >> oh, charlie. he -- what i did to charlie is -- it haunts me every day. >> yeah. >> you know i took so much from him. >> but whether nick knew it or not charlie was in the very capable hands of his uncle mark who received a commission from his worried sister lynn before she was murdered. >> if anything happens to me, take care of my son. >> and he did. how do you feel about that boy? >> love. yeah. this one's going to be tough. i always look back at that moment as the greatest gift i ever received from the man who i still hate more than any person i've ever known. and my wife and i didn't have children of our own, and now i've got the best son in the world. >> well, it's been great. mark and susan, they're just -- they're great. i love them so much. >> and so in a sad, strange way out of unimaginable evil and loss came love. a real family, an unexpected blessing. what's he done for you personally? having him in your life? >> it's like getting another life. like somebody opened a door and said here'

charlie's angels was a hugely successful t.v. series back in the 1970s featuring initially found a force that mage's jaclyn smith and kate jackson as 3 beautiful private investigators righting wrongs on america's main streets the franchise go to reboot with 2 films and another series at the beginning of the century but none of these really achieve the success of the original now hollywood is having another go with yet another movie the new charlie's angels is all about female empowerment when one can do anything just because they can doesn't mean they should. in the franchise's latest installment the angels have gone global with the butt kicking agents all over the planet. i sure am just a decrease that person steward backed up by newcomers i love bill and sky. together these new angels have to protect a young whistleblower engineer played by me scott only programmer on a couple clinton revolution and the power industry but there's a possibility it can be weaponized and i could be too. but. not i'm jane not the movie's written pr

to do it right. >> how are you doing, charlie? >> good. how are you this morning? >> sharon's little sister debra seethed as she watched the antics on tv. >> it's all a play, isn't it? >> they were mocking america. they were mocking our very foundation. >> everyone seemed to be watching. everyone seemed to have an opinion. even the president of the united states. >> here is a man who is guilty directly or indirectly of eight murders without reason. >> next day headline "l.a. times," manson guilty nixon declares, threw the trial into a turmoil. >> all the while, manson basked in the glare of the media, saying anything about anyone. >> the judge made a fool of himself again. then he questions my sanity. i question his. >> at the end of the 22-week trial, bugliosi told the jurors charles manson's family preached love but practiced cold-blooded murder. >> they literally slaughtered the victims in an orgy of murder. >> the verdict came after nine days of deliberations. the jury found all four defendants guilty of first degree murder. >

. >>> two marin county kids gave voice to charlie brown and lucy in a charlie brown thanksgiving. >> 46 years later, they shared secrets about making the tv special here in the bay area. >> my robin cohen and i was the voice of lucy on the thanksgiving special. >> i'm todd barr by and i'm the voice of charlie brown on the thanksgiving special. it's fun to get together with robin because we have that connection. ♪ >> come on, charlie brown, i'll hold the ball and you kick it. >> the thanksgiving special, one of the classic scenes is lucy pulling the football. that's a really memorable moment in studio for me because it took 26 takes. >> this time i'm going to kick that football clear to the moon. when charlie brown screams ugh after lucy pulls the football, finally they came into the studio and said we'll get somebody else to scream that. that's not my scream. >> i'll hold the football charlie brown and you can kick it. >> ugh! >> isn't it peculiar, that some traditions fade away. >> part of the reason they chose me, i sounded like the original lucy. i was good at imitating voices.

congressman charlie crist hos to prevent. >>it's to help veters who come back and they may have a u know difficulty reactor meeting civilian life and they get caught up in the criminal justice system or him under a fence of one kind or. >>his veterans treatment court coronation act establishes a program within the department of justice to help local governments velop and maintain veteran trtment courts. there are more than a 100 of these courts across country and more are expected to open because of the new bill chris says he hopes see this make it to the president's desk by the end of this year. >>world w 2 submarine that has been missing for 75 years has been found off the coast of okinawa, jan last 52 project that's a group that searches for sunken world war 2 vessels solve the mystery of for the u s s gray back went down. lastyear researcher found the navy haoriginally made an error in translating the japanesear records of where e greenback had been sunk. all this time the navy's istorical records listed an incorrect long

god bless that kid, charlie thank you. what an amazing story. how great that idea about movie theaters, we used to do it. our next award will have all sports fans cheering, welcome stage my friend, my competitive nemesis. ed henry. as well as one of the best free throw shooters of all-times, known for his iconic under han s shot, nba hall of famer rick berry. >> thank you, pete, you are my friend and nemesis, i want to thank everyone in "fox nation" who came up on me today, said you are praying for my sister colleen, i can report, she is doing wonderful thank you. >> tonight. it is my honor along with rick, to present award for most patriotic sports man. you think of sports what comes to mind? we have a hall of famer. >> sports are meant to unite and mote need peoplmotivate people,e is over, enemies become friends and allies, we honor the fallen and were those who serve is how it should be. >> our next recipient wil will t stand for anything less. >> at a time when some athletes make news for protesting the national an them could one hockey coac

. >> reporter: charlie says he wasn't thinking when he buzzed in 2 men wearing masks and let them into his coin shop at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> they came in, they had their guns pulled out when they walked in. they were ready to go and ordered me to get down on the floor, face down. >> reporter: charlie says his safe was open, and the crooks filled the bags with about a thousand pounds of rare coins. they ran out of the store and up the hill. then something inside charlie snapped. >> after they were gone, i kind of realized what just happened and grabbed my gun and went after them. i saw one of the guys still on the street around the corner up there, and i told him hey, stop. i had my gun and pointed it at him, he turned and shot at me, so i shot at him twice. >> reporter: then the second crook pulled up in the car. >> he shot at me, i shot at the car, and i'm told that he hit the window, you know, next to me, and he hit somebody. >> reporter: the crooks dropped the coins and took off. charlie, he was uninjured, could not carry that bag, so he dragged it back to the store and calle

joel: charlie. charlie: i agree with the premise of the question, and i think a lot of damage has been done. but i agree with paula that there is a resilience to the transatlantic relationship, which we have seen here in washington. congress invited the nato secretary-general for the first time in history to give a joint address. you look at public opinion in support of the alliance, it's exactly where it was under obama, 75% to 76% positive. the thing that worries me is, are our allies over time going to get sick of us? are they going to question our reliability? are they going to see us go from here to there and back and say, this country doesn't know which end is up? and i think that is starting to happen. does that mean they are going to walk away from us? no, because there is no alternative, but i do think it will take a lot of repair work once we get over the next hump. joel: the last wordjoel:. eric: i think there has been damage done to alliance solidarity over the last two presidencies. i t

i did the second one and i said, how did i do, charlie? and he said, how did i do, charlie? and he said, well, the performances tomorrow. let's put it this way. you keep practicing, we will pray for a miracle. that is exactly what he said, charlie has apparently lost my cell phone number, because he has not called me back to appear with them. charlie, it is and besides your difficult attitude, you are my hero as a music director and alto sax player. it is an honor for me to introduce the septet. world-class collections, scholarship, concerts, exhibitions and programs, the smithsonian jazz masterworks orchestra explores and celebrates the american experience through the transformative power of one of the real, original art forms to come from this country, and that is jazz. jazz is a very important bridge between our nation's identity, our shared history, and our communities. and we are committed to our communities. and we are committed to stewarding this connection for all audiences. i hope this is accurate, charlie, but i have been told the performance will be hearing, charl

she knows charlie. >> would you say it's careless and responsible to go after bad guys like that? >> i wouldn't do that myself, but i won't second guess charlie. >> reporter: if you could go back in time and do anything differently, what would that be? >> take the day off. >> we are told that the man who was in the building hit by the bullet still in the hospital ve condition. >>> and 2 young boys died sitting in a mini van outside a union city elementary school. investigators are looking for a motive. >> reporter: that's right. and they still don't have any suspects in in case either that left those 2 boys dead in the parking lot of the elementary school. someone who lives right across the street from the school caught the entire thing on surveillance camera. take a look. in this video you can see 2 cars in the parking lot at 1:25 a.m. early saturday morning. as one starts to drive away, the flashes begin. gunfire, more than 20 shots in tall all. >> it was shocking to see it was that much. >> reporter: mckenzie norman's security camera captured the whole thing, and also showed wh

you're probably too young for the movie of "charlie's angels." >> i had heard of "charlie's angels" and i knew that cameron diaz was an angel. >> jimmy: yes, she was. >> but for the -- i had absolutely no idea the rest of it. i hadn't seen the film. >> jimmy: you know there was a tv series before that as well. >> i learned that. >> jimmy: you learned that. [ laughter ] wow. isn't that something else? last night you won a people's choice award, correct? congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] this is interesting. you won comedy movie star of 2019. you beat ali wong, kevin hart, rebel wilson, and adam sandler. that's pretty crazy. [ applause ] >> i don't know what happened, jimmy. >> jimmy: are the people making the right choice? >> are the people -- >> jimmy: yes. are the people making the right choice? >> i don't know, man. i don't think i'm as funny as any of those people. those people are really funny and they've been doing it for so long. like the fact i'm even in the same discussion with them is ludicrous. >> jimmy: well, congratulations on that. and coralation on the '70s. [ laugh

interviewer of "charlie's angels." hi, guys. >> angels, time to go to work. >> what was the best part about having me as your director? >> oh, my gosh. she starts with that. >> yeah, cut. that's gonna look great. >> you knew exactly what you want and what you wanted and you were gonna get it. >> in true "charlie's angels" fashion there's a lot of disguises. what was your favorite one? >> this girl. >> the very first scene she was in like this very ninja-esque -- >> you're very sexy. >> very sexy. >> it was really comfortable. it was like a scuba suit. >> by the way, it doesn't show an ounce of skin, super sexy. >> who left set with the most bruises? >> ella. there are times i would be like ella you're not on camera. >> i was, like, really enjoying myself. i love physical activity. >> kristen, you got to show off your comedic chops in this movie. do you think your fans are in from a surprise? >> boo. yeah, for sure. >> beep boop beep boop. >> it felt really natural to me even though i have not been given a massive oppor

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guest: this is charlie's last appearance on c-span. host: not at all. we have football on thanksgiving, you can watch the hearings. let's go to mike in houston, texas on the republican line. caller: good morning. mr. cook, hi. i will be supporting donald trump next year and i'm from ohio originally. you mentioned that people out there hate government and hate politicians, i would disagree entirely. i think what we fear is tyranny. we fear a government taking over our health care which is a very personal activity, a personal life experience, and requiring our doctors to become government employees and complying with the department of cable workers. we fear tyranny. we fear guns and our self-defense being taken away from us. we don't hate government. we fear tyranny. the second point i want to make, if i could. you mentioned jeff flake, he would not have won reelection by himself. acondly, joe biden was democrat who was pushed out on the democrat party. it's not just republicans who have this fantasized version of the party. the democrat party, if you can

i love kristen stewart [ cheers and applause she stars in the new movie, "charlie's angels. that's right, "charlie's angels" is expected to be the biggest female reboot until elizabeth warren gets elected in 2020. [ laughter ] yeah, "charlie's angels" is out in two weeks, but if you can't wait that long, you can always head to any bar tonight, and find three drunk women posing like this. [ laughter ] hey, i want to wish everyone a a happy halloween. [ cheers and applause listen to this, according to google, this year's most popular halloween costume is pennywise the clown from "it." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: the least popular halloween costume, once again, sexy rudy giuliani [ laughter ] i saw that the company that makes m&ms, snickers, and twix start preparing for halloween two years in advance meanwhile, the company that makes necco wafers made one batch 50 years ago, and has been selling them ever since [ laughter ] that's right, today is halloween, and everyone's in the spirit so we thought it would be fun to take a moment here, at the show, to talk about some of our bigg

here with me now, congressman charlie dent. under earlier this week that you have heard privately from forger republican colleagues that they are disgusted and exhausted by the president's behavior. so how might that influence the road ahead on this impeachment process? >> yeah, clearly they are frustrated and disgusted. thoughtful ones will say that the conduct has been at the very least inappropriate, but doesn't rise to the level of impeachment. some others will argue about the process, it has been unfair, they will say adam schiff is a terrible person and all those things. i don't think that that is a particularly effective argument. but the first argument i made that this doesn't rise to the level of impeachment even though the conduct is terrible, that is probably their best argument although it is not a great argument. >> why is that good argument? that okay, inappropriate, bad, wrong, but doesn't rise to the level of impeachment when you look at all that is being laid out particularly reaching out to a foreign governmen

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wone was an op-ed the ukrainian ambassador charlie wrote 2016 in the hill. so this is during the presidential or the republican party. and this is ambassador charlie, who was then you know still the ukrainian ambassador to the united states being critical of president trump, who was then the nominee for the republican party for making comments about ukraine, crimea and russia. >> may i interrupt you there? let me be very specific about what those comments were. the president when he was a candidate said, quote, the people of crimea, from what i've heard, would rather be with russia than where they were. so ambassador charlie is responding to that in that article, correct? >> that's correct. he just uses this as a peg. because to be honest the whole article is actually about ukraine and this is classic standard for anyone that wants to write an op-ed, you pick a beg e peg by something you or someone else might have said and you proceed to say what you want to say. ambassador charlie talks about ukraine's position vis-a-vis russia and russia aggression against

is that the testimony was. >> you hear that from your republican colleagues, charlie. what's the answer for that? >> there was clearly a this for that. you do this, the investigation, and you'll get that, the $400 million in military assistance and perhaps a white house meeting. i think it was clear. and the fact that gordon sondland, you know, he was carrying the president's water on this. he was having direct communications with the president. you know, holmes overheard the conversation. and if there's anything ambiguity about what was occurring hear, then simply bring in the secretary of state and ask who is running the ukraine policy and what was it. i think we know the answers here. >> go ahead, sean. >> and i'm not arguing the quid pro quo. you asked agreeable facts. i wanted to go back to sondland's testimony. but there's two prongs to what we look at with -- because quid pro quo is not the issue. it's what was the quid pro quo about if there was one. and we had one prong that said donald trump was using taxpayer money for political gain, personal gain in the u.

part of the reason is this was awoke feminist charlie's angels. you remember the original. it was a show that guys could watch. action, beauty. this new iteration was different. >> women can do anything. >> just because they can doesn't mean they should. >> we've heard that so many times. >> director elizabeth banks explained her vision for the reboot this way. >> i was in love with the idea of watching these professional women at their job. this is not about the boyfriend that they don't see enough, the dog they're not feeding, the mom they're not calling. >> laura, audiences don't want to be talked down to or men attacked, which is what this franchise did. it runs afoul of the original vision and the movie, which was beautiful women who could defend themselves. but they were part of a team but they used their beauty and wiles to get their way. not only throwing 300-pound met through plate glass window. >> laura: should i reveal to the audience that we have our own laura ingraham angels. >> hello, angels. >> it's fun. >> it's tommy. i'm bosley. >> laura: yeah. tommy is lik

to be on charlie's left. [laughter] charlie: i like you there. [laughter] eric: it is great to be part of this event commemorating a hugely important event in modern history and to be part of this with so many great people, including andy card who was the chief of staff when i was working in the bush 43 administration. really great to be part of this. i guess the thing that i take away most particularly, with all the discussion of diplomacy, having devoted 30 years of my life to the foreign service as that something i learned from one of my early mentors in diplomacy, who said, don't get vertigo. because there are ups and downs, and you cannot allow yourself to be thrown off by the momentary hi from an event like the fall of the wall. because, although we have frequently titled diplomatic agreements as the final act of this or that, there are no final acts in diplomacy. you are in the business of theging problems, managing adjudication of national differences by nonmilitary means, although military means are

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back with us, charlie sykes and ana currie. joel, as we look at what republicans and we'll focus on the senate for now, it does appear when get to a trial most probable after a vote coming from the house for impeachment, where are republicans senators going right now and one example of that are for instance, senators johnson and grassley calling for state department documents to be released related to hunter biden and burisma, this posted very recently on his website for instance, joel. >> well what i see republicans trying to go on parallel tracks and put up weather balloons and start to test out the atmospherics here. you're making suggestions that you're going to take this trial very seriously. the people in your state just told you they take it seriously. if you're lindsey graham, you want to start attacking the investigators, investigate the investigators, that's why graham is making noise about going after biden and going after the people, you know, in supposed deep state that the president has been going on. lot of repub

let's get to charlie gasparino who has long been predicting that e-trade would be in play. charlie? >> well, we should just point out that all roads in terms of e-trade, at least for now, what bankers are telling the fox business network, i do not have -- i'm not reporting, here's what i'm hearing from investment banking sources that inside goldman sachs there is talk about potential mergers or acquisitions in the next year or couple years on two of the names that are coming up that at least are being spoken about with senior executives inside goldman. one is u.s. bank corp., clearly to get more into the retail banking space. they do, as you know, are this marcus brand that's involved in retail banking. that's a new thing for goldman sachs. the second name that comes up, ironically, on the day where you have this potential schwab/td news is e-trade, that there are people inside goldman talking about a potential tie-up with e-trade. now, if goldman does go out and do a deal with e-trade, it would be a purchase. goldman has got a roughly $70 billion market cap, e-trade's got roughly a

liz: charlie, thank you. we'll be watching it. charlie said it first a month and a half ago. >>> from one billionaire power player to another. with the closing bell ringing in 14 minutes and the dow still down about 13 points, stylish stainless steel water bottles, a magic massager and the ultimate backpack. with freeze-dried ice cream any prepper would love to have. just a few of oprah's brand new favorite things this year. up next, we have a look at the big publicly traded companies topping the list of all holiday lists and if there are big sales thanks to oprah, could the shares start to reflect that. >>> check out this week's everyone talks to liz podcast. these two guys on your screen, they are from bosnia. they grew up during the horrific war there. they turned into game developers. these two are unbelievable, because guess what, they created a little game called the enchanted world that's now global. google and apple loved it so much they put it on their apple arcade. you have to hear how they did it, how did they grow up g

and it'll be a good life, charlie. i suspect it might even be a great life. ♪ ♪ oh, thank god. [ whimpers ] morgan: sorry it took a while. car trouble. andrews: welcome back, charlie. you had some good people very worried. i'm really sorry. you guys can ground me forever for this, but i just... i just wanted to have one last day of fun. we can be fun, too. again. i was thinking it might be time to reintroduce the sfads. baseball games, concerts, staying up late. that sounds pretty lame. [ laughs ] ♪ we're running a little late, and we need to get you prepped. ♪ i'm sorry. i need some 5-0 nylon sutures. and apparently we need to talk. you can report back to the chief of surgery that i'm fine. [ beep ] [ indistinct talking over p.a. ] you don't have to talk to me. you don't have to talk to her. but you need to talk to someone. i'm not a med student, aaron. i've lost patients before. but you never lost someone who should have lived. no one would be fine. i wouldn't be. you're not fine. if for no other reason than

>>walkn ont of their home with the dog who appear to be charlie as i was getting out says she called for charlie and he responded, but the woman claimethe tiny terrier was her father's still to followed her and found herself back at the mechanics who again denied thdog was chlie, the ll says his story kept changing anhe claimed top to dog, thing that's life and dog like you have no right to keep them. >>the head of the epa has owners like bill had proof. charlie had been registered and microchipped but that's when flight got their contact with the police that's when the former marine deputy wilson and amid s to police officer found the dog at a modesto home and confirmed he was indeed charlie. >>within an hourhe mike was back paterson back in the loving arms of his family excited side and that think that they're a minds. excited happy they share my cousins have been too. >>to buy extended making it easy to it access all your favorite entertainment. >>now more of that game tonighwith the 49 wipe away our tears and try to ty're trying to move on. >>it's a rivalry again isn't mean what

i met charlie. i met charlie on the trail early 2016 and a friend of mine said you got to meet this guy. he has forgotten more about this stuff and you guys will ever know. he is on college campus, give me a little bit. is 23 years old. get out of my office and seriously, we have no idea what we are doing here. the last thing i need is more people that have no idea what we are doing. we have got a good message. we have a good messenger who can deliver it, not afraid of fighting. my friend was rather convincing. give me five minutes. at the end of that five and is, you're on my team, let's travel the country, charlie is the reason i was speaking at college campuses in michigan and wisconsin. the states the other side took for granted and didn't even bother to go to. in the last month of 2016 i think we probably spent 14 days of 30 in michigan and wisconsin against all odds. against the experts. i say experts. you know where i'm going with this. sort of like a rhino. experts in name only, experts beca

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donated by charlie taft is so if you get to look at those papers, you can see charlie tafts location. you can almost feel his anger because of someone's testimony was deleted, he would go into the transcripts in the dark, pencil marks to the transcript, ououtcome like this person stutzman is out. it is an amazing story. i'd like to think of that little episode between george and imogene is like a grotesque dance. because people who were there watching it, they didn't know what was going on. there was rush hour in 1927 in cincinnati, and that was kind of the epicenter of rush hour traffic. people were hearing screeching tires. they were hearing bumpers. people were injured one another, and so many people didn't even hear this muffled gunshot but there were children playing nearby you the gazebo. there were families. when you start to piece this altogether, you see this kind of grotesque dance imogene is coming out and then she is shot and bleeding and she gets kind of crawls to the taxi she had taken, flagstaff a passerby. they had off to bethesda hospital, and she is dead shortly ther