. >> we are down among them charlie. you're waving your way up the freeway. >> that's fantastic. >> roger. >> that's fantastic babe really. >> this satellite of ours, this man of ours had a rough beginning way back when. there are some hills though. >> then one of the key aspects of the mission, tom stafford describes the landing site, selected for apollo 11. >> okay, this looks a lot smoother. still estimated 25 to 30%, so if they have enough hover time, it shouldn't be a problem. but if you come down in the wrong area, you're gonna have to show off. >> now it was time to begin the rendezvous. on this first low orbit, they would make the initial burn. to put snooty and charlie brown into the proper phase relationship for maneuvers. >> ok we're burning john were burning. >> snoop it was now ready, for the rendezvous sequence. to be performed on the next orbit. once more they rounded the battered face of the moon. we just saw earth rise, and it's going to be magnificent. >> charlie i don't know how man sees things, but if

charlie and diane's neighbor. she runs a flowershop nearby. >> so tell me about the fear, vivian. is this the kind of thing you could feel in the air? >> you could feel it in the air. i was at the flower shop. >> probably not too thrilled with the idea of getting in your car and driving away. >> i didn't even want to go home. it was pretty bad in horry county that day. >> when i first arrived, what i'm looking at is an opportunity to get oriented to the crime scene. >> the man responsible for making sense of the crime scene was prosecutor fran humphries, then deputy chief solicitor for horry county. had the house been tossed, rifled? >> it had. this appeared to be a home invasion burglary. >> first take on it? >> first take, no question. >> it was a gruesome crime scene. the bathroom awash in charlie's blood. there was blood spatter in the bedroom where diane lay. but several feet from diane, there were notably a few small droplets. >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime, not the victims, was a bleeder.

charlie kirk, i will start with you on this. indeed, nothing we can do sounds like a stark contrast to the constellation of action items and restrictions that were promised to us by the biden administration during the campaign that would, in fact, change the trajectory. >> charlie: that's right, that was a major part of his criticism of president donald trump. "i have a plan, the current president doesn't have a plan, i'm going to trust the scientists, follow the science, donald trump isn't and won't." and yet look at what we have right here, and admission the nothing is going to change for the next couple months, and in a very puzzling fashion right now we are seeing california, new york, and illinois start open up. in fact, just in the last couple minutes, governor gavin newsom is lifting the regional stay-at-home orders seeing some gems and restaurants can reopen. this is infuriating for those of us who have seen small business owners and entrepreneurs go bankrupt and close their businesses. what has actually changed? in fact

but this came too late. >> charlie, you refresh my recollection. i'm almost positive that the republicans are in charge of some of the legislative bodies in pennsylvania and those legislative bodies in georgia. why not direct the higher their rather than questioning mike pence which i never thought i would hear but i heard it on wednesday from the president. >> without a doubt there were problems at every stage of their effort to undo the election, and i say that as somebody who, i absolutely believe as kim laid out, there were these irregularities or unconstitutional moves within the state to change the way the elections were carried out and that's a real problem, but if you don't make that case and when that case and when those arguments in the courts, you have a real problem, and as you point out if you go to legislatures and you make those arguments and front of the legislatures and, i don't care what party they are but especially if they are of the same party as the president with the grievance, if they don't change that, then that's the elect

once during the financial crisis, charlie. charlie: you understand the difference? liz, the financial crisis, you're comparing that to this? that literally led to the implosion -- liz: you are comparing it. charlie: the professor and you were wrong. you're saying wall street firms never do this to each other. they do it to each other all the time. okay? bottom line with robinhood, this is why these class action lawsuits are going nowhere, is that it could pick and choose what stocks it can trade or wants to trade based on its financial conditions, because robinhood, like any other platform, has to settle trades. it needs capital to settle trades. when you have this much volume in settling trades on 13 stocks, you can't -- it's very hard to settle those trades. impossible. that's why they stopped trading them yesterday. that's why today, they put limits on the type of trading you're doing and that's why robinhood went out there and basically borrowed $1 billion so it could have capital to settle trades. robinhood makes money by trading stocks, by having people trade

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this is being awfully politicize, charlie. it seems on necessary for the biden team to go out this is such a mess. i know, we've got it, you don't like him. you won the election, biden is the president now block, blah, blah, just stop. sit back i'm going to take a flyer here and say i bet your fedex guy, who loves you so much. i bet it is the brightest part of his day every day is to drop off your lipgloss. [laughter] with that said -- support he always delivers on getting out of the shower. what? back maybe that is what he likes you so much. no, it is literally were talking about a life-and-death situation here. literally a life and death, literal global pandemic. that is not even a euphemism that has been politicized that every single step of the way. when this whole thing started now we think it could be two or three months early for the first month of stock in this country that wuhan was stocking the country congress was grown to a halt for idiotic fake impeachment trial that puts us at least a month behind the curve. exac

as mayor of sneedville charlie has helped attract new jobs to the county seat. the voters have almost unanimously approved a bond issue to develop an industrial park. senator albert moore felt the county land a $90,000 grant from the federal economic development administration to further develop the property. that would bring his biggest 135 new jobs into the county. eventually. improving highway 31 was crucial. that road was a lifeline for hancock county. if the road is a dangerous people could commute to work in morristown and remain in hancock county. there were only really four waste in and out of hancock county, five if you count a state highway 66, but highway 33 was the important one. none of these highways were as important to sneedville and hancock county and state highway 31, and tries he might charlie turner had not been able to get that road improved. but now, now he could see a chance. if no one would build a road for people going out of sneedville maybe it would build a vote for people coming in. i kept the windows, turner had his doubts about the

good morning, charlie. all we i they plan to act. good morning, charlie. all we know i they plan to act. good morning, charlie. all we know really i they plan to act. good morning, charlie. all we know really that| they plan to act. good morning, i charlie. all we know really that has been made public as there are some mutations to lists strain and it has originated in brazil but it got picked up by some people injapan and a lot of scientific work is being done to investigate it and see what that might mean, but as jonathan was just saying in that piece, there is no evidence yet that it is more transmissible or makes anyone more sick or that it will evade any of the vaccines that have been developed in the last few months or so. however, been developed in the last few months orso. however, government ministers will have a meeting this morning where they will look and see whether to ban flights and arrivals from brazil, as they've done with some other countries when other new variants have emerged recently although it is not clear whether the ban would appl

around going on, charlie. where is it leading? >> you know, we don't know just yet. we were first to report that they were looking at a case of pump and dump, essentially, to pump up the these stocks that are in the question meaning there are certain players on message boards pumping them up, drawing people in, keeping the price going higher and then dumping the shares at some point x. there's some evidence that did occur. those cases are really hard to prove, particularly anonymously. and you know what's fascinating here? the sort of mainstream media meme, it's the little guy against the big guy, and that's the sort of tension here. this is really kind of the little guy against the little guy when this, when the dust settles, in my view. it's going to be the little guy that's smart enough on social media, on using the robinhood app -- and they might not be so little -- pumping these stocks up, setting up interest in a short squeeze and then getting out at the top. and then there's going to be the little guy w

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charlie climbing to 13,500 feet. >> are you excited? happy birthday, buddy. >> reporter: and here he is, going airborne. >> that first blast is cold on the face. >> reporter: and landing safely. >> whoo! yeah! >> reporter: as for charlie, he says he's ready to do it all over again. >> i'm ready! >> we love that attitude. we want to thank knxv, our affiliate in phoenix and thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. stay safe, have a good night.

charlie, is it? >> absolutely not. it will only further rip our country apart. the promise of former vice president joe biden is to try to heal the country and this would only tear the country apart. almost on a political revenge campaign. this is the last thing the country needs right now but the democrats as tammy mentioned in the previous segment their goal right now is to try to almost erase the entire history of the trump administration and the president it to test for they want to eliminate everything and try to make sure that another positive populist movement can never rise again so that this is a strategic plan by nancy pelosi and boy, if you want to continue these awful divides and try to anger half the country, i guess this is a playbook to do that. steve: and, by the way, it is not just the democrats they want to do that to erase all traces of donald trump and his movement. the astonishment republicans i see very clearly trying to do that as well. right, tammy? >> well yes. what is interesting is because people are wondering he will be gone in nine d

congress, charlie. but what do you think of the possibility of using this against people who spoke in support or people who spoke before the mob went to the capitol? >> i would be very concerned about such a resolution. i believe there have been five expulsions in the history of the house of representatives. three during the civil war for treason and the other two were james kent traffic meyers for acts of political corruption. the others were for the same reason during the civil war. many of these individuals have exercised terrible political judgment, particularly senators hawley and cruz. but at the end of the day, i think that should be judged by their voters for their deeds and their horrible judgment. and so i think that's where this should go, back to the voters. >> but, charlie, how is mo brooks, congressman mo brooks, standing on the podium in front of the crowd working them up to a lather, saying, time to go kick some ass, how is that not worse than what traffic-cant did? >> well, it is terrib

robinhood. ♪ steve: we are back with tammy and charlie. tammy, let's get you on this tech topic in the censorship because there's so much to say about a bit off you go. >> look, there were two major tech stories this week. of course, the president being banned literally from every platform including spot five which confuses me because i don't know if the ceo is where the president trump would listen to music late at night or something but just to make a point they decided to ban president trump from there but the really scary story, steve, and i thank you mentioned this on a segment we did earlier this week is the fact that parler was attacked, not just by one company, not to companies but three multi trillion companies, think about that. a small competitor that was trying to offer an alternative to twitter was all of a sudden not allowed to be on the apple store, google store and not allowed to be hosted on amazon web services. that is collusion but that is anticompetitive practices and pro- monopolistic practices and if we believe in fre

charlie leduff joins us. always good to see you. you know, it's interesting when "the new york times" is telling teacher's unions that you're not following the science, it's telling. >> that is david brooks. if i might, as a father, how badly this is messing with children's minds. my daughter was going to the hybrid two days in, three days at home. she was crying because she's in ninth grade. she's missed that developmental year. now add in the screens, the disconnect and she doesn't know if she has any friends. united nations if she's learning. i do the best i can. it's all screens now. if you look at detroit, baltimore or any city, the kids are not learning. they're not showing up. what do we do? throw them out? >> trace: i hear you. i have a junior in high school. same thing. hasn't been in school. it's isolating. the atlantic writes the following here. "parents are exhausted." student suicides are surging. teacher are reluctant to return and now there's talk of staying closed till 2022. the teacher unions are digging in. >> my w

, run, repeatedly, screaming it, run, charlie, run. and mommy got to her door and got the door closed, and then she heard more commotion. she opened, went into the hallway and followed the commotion, down the hallway, down the steps, into the kitchen, and observed mommy fighting with what she termed as the robber. she got up and pantomimed for me of a person standing over another person with an object in their hand, striking that person that was on the ground, and she described the object as a cylinder, that the robber, as she kept calling him, used. >> she went on to give the sheriff a detailed description of the so-called robber's appearance. >> she described the person to me as a male wearing jeans and a dark shirt and a mask. i initially asked her, you keep saying it is a man. how do you know it is a man? and she told me, because of his eyes. i said, well, what about his eyes let you know it is a man? she said, his eyes are just like daddy's. so then i stood up and i said, how tall was the guy? was he taller than me or shorter than

>> it's just a naked abuse of government power. >> so charlie went to court. two years later the judge deemed the state's efforts to oust charlie a manifest abuse of the 'em 9/11 domain power -- eminent domain power. new jersey appeal if ld, but in the end charlie prevailed. in the infamous case of kilo v. new london, kilo wasn't so lucky. the supreme court said we'll let the city councils decide what the public purpose is, that's good enough for us. funny, but i thought the justices were supposed to make constitutional decisions. >> the battle goes on. >> so the groundwork was laid for this. new jersey lost, but why were they even -- why did they think they could do this? because in kilo the city of new london said we want to raze all these houses here and clear the space, this block, for pfizer, the pharmaceutical company to build a complex if with offices for research and so on. they'll pay much more in taxes, real estate taxes, property taxes because the property will be worth much more than when it has these houses on it. and the supreme court said, well,

charlie? charlie: yeah, these timelines have always been rather in flux. a lot of wall street and big banks thought they would have most of the work force in by now. obviously that's not the case, as we have gotten what's tantamount to a second wave. then the timeline shifted to return most of the workers, maybe the second quarter of this year, first or second quarter of this year. now that timeline looks to be slipping as well. the culprit apparently is the very slow new york city vaccine rollout or new york vaccine rollout in new york by governor cuomo and mayor bill deblasio and what the bank executives are telling fox business right now is that they expect fully to be back with their work force back in the city by closer towards the end of the year than the middle of the year. so this story has a lot of implications in a lot of different ways. one of the big implications obviously is just you are someone who cares about new york city and new york state's budget. not having a full manhattan filled with bankers and traders and brokers and people and supp

charli: senators returned to the u.s. capitol building for the first time since it was attacked by a mob. security is high as lawmakers get back to work. at the top of the list, confirmation hearings on president-elect joe biden's cabinet. five of biden's nominees began the senate approval process tuesday. among them, treasury nominee janet yellen. the former federal reserve chair would be the first woman in that job. appearing via video, yellen argued the u.s. needs to open the purse strings. >> the smartest thing we can do is act big. in the long run, i believe the benefits will far outweigh the costs, especially if we care about helping people who have been struggling for a long time. charli: secretary of state nominee antony blinken emphasized he is committed to rebuilding alliances damaged under donald trump and also taking a tougher stance towards adversaries. >> we have to start by approaching china from a position of strength, not weakness. it's a position of strength when we are working with, not denigrating, our

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charlie: eric and don jr. run the organization and it's unclear if he's going to go back to a full time role in running it and this is what eric told us fascinating stuff. basically, they're trying to figure out how to grow the business, not shrink it, despite all the reports you're hearing. we asked about the hotels, which has been lots of speculation they would have to sell the dor al in florida, in miami, big hotel, beautiful hotel, and the trump d.c. hotel another very beautiful space. no plans to sell either hotels now that eric says, but possibly , the d.c. hotel in the future and the reason for that is pretty obvious, as you know, d.c. is on largely a lockdown 25% indoor capacity, and that is what eric said is that maybe in the cards in the future, selling the d.c. hotel. we asked him if he has a broker doing that right now, he said no , but apparently, that could be in the cards in the future. he did sidestep questions about the media business, because we had this one, from pretty good sources, that th

ensor reporting live charlie many thanks indeed. we were watching that press briefing with the u.k.'s prime minister the us senate confirmed anthony blinken as the new secretary of state the foreign relations committee had already voted to back the veteran diplomat blank and was deputy secretary of state during the obama administration that has close ties with president joe biden let's go live now to the capital of sirius had your castro is in washington d.c. heidi tell us more. well a jury in this confirmation was widely expected as anthony of lincoln sailed through his committee hearing process yesterday and this vote now is proceeding on a bipartisan basis and he certainly has the numbers now to be confirmed as biden's secretary of state during his confirmation hearing blinken straight away from from trying to from being bored into making controversial statements he took some stances that were applauded by members of both parties in fact it was lindsey graham a strong trump ally who said that lincoln was quote an outstanding choi

charlie warzel is the "new york times" opinion writer at large and reports on online radicalization. charlie, this attack on the >> this is a-- a multi-year process of radicalization, of the creation of a, you know, a pro-trump media environment that basically has created a durable alternate reality. and i think we could watch this, you know, build and build and get close to, you know, reaching ahead and-- and busting out of, you know, the online ecosystem into real world violence. you've seen it in some isolated incidents, but this was sort of the things we were always really worried about. >> sreenivasan: there is the content, which is the disinformation; and then, there's the platforms, which you've also reported on in great depth. how responsible are they for amplifying these mis-truths in a way and-- and even directing people to groups that are trafficking in it? >> it's not that facebook caused this. it's not that, you know, this is only a platform problem. this is a huge problem. there's a supply issue and a demand issue. and, you know, the network-- the platforms are a part o

also with us, cnn commentator charlie dent. a former republican member of congress from pennsylvania. charlie, this is what the house republican leader says of his meeting with the former president. president trump's popularity has never been stronger than it is today. i'm reading this with the longing that kevin mccarthy clearly wrote it with. his endorsement means more than perhaps any dormant at any time. so charlie, you keep on telling us that there's a battle going on inside the republican party. what battle? a house republican leader just traveled, did a pilgrimage to mecca to bow before the former president of the united states and then sent this, you know, statement out, which is the definition of obsequiousness. he makes lindsey graham look like a man with an incredible spine. i mean, doesn't this just indicate to you that whatever battle you were hoping existed is over? >> no, john. i think the battle has just begun. that statement you just read was painful to listen to. obviously, kevin mccarthy went down there on be

hold on, charlie. we do have one shooting victim that has been sent to the hospital, and andrew mccarthy, who's the former federal prosecutor, just said on fox news, and he's a fox news contributor, i watch this with the knowledge that i've prosecuted terrorists for conspiring to do this very thing, attack our capitol and other installations of the government. >> i mean, liz -- liz: go ahead, charlie. >> it's horrible what's going on here, but it's an extension of what has been going on in this country with the breakdown of law and order, and it's just been how divided we are. and president trump deserves a lot of blame here, i'm with you on that. you know, you and i have not been exactly cheering him on along the way when he says, when he does what he does. that said, to divorce from reality what's gone on on the left and the democratic party and basically glossing over the violence of the antifa movement, of black lives matters, of all these political movements that are disguised as social justice mo

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charlie kirk and leo terrell join me now with reaction. leo, i will start with you. you know, we could have national guard there to protect a burning church when donald trump was president. but let's lock down washington with national guard. >> the democrats are antimilitary, anti-police. they defund the military and defund the police. they are using national guard troops in washington, d.c. as a prop. nothing more. where is the credible threat? the credible threat is in portland and seattle. they won't send them there because they are left wing socialist criminals that's the base of the democrats. the democrats will do anything. joe biden and jen psaki to talk about the criminal misconduct in portland and seattle. but they won't. because those are democrats and they won't do anything about it. but the national guard are going used as props. there is no threat in washington, d.c. the threat is in portland and seattle. judge jeanine: charlie, isn't it also an issue of reminding americans what happened on january 6 and cause trump supporters visibility to be locked dow

also, charlie lovely to see you joining in. charlie was there with you. i resisted for a moment and gradually it got to me. on top of what i was doing, the extreme fitness, it was also health and fitness because i was holding as my weight for the bicep curl? can you see what i am holding? i am holding a hand sanitiser, tell it is a double message. filick holding a hand sanitiser, tell it is a double message.— holding a hand sanitiser, tell it is a double message. stick your legs close together. _ a double message. stick your legs close together. imagine _ a double message. stick your legs close together. imagine you - a double message. stick your legs close together. imagine you are l close together. imagine you are going up a lift in a department store. first floor, second floor. keep squeezing. in the haberdashery department, keep squeezing. the men's department. squeeze. now open the lift door. , ., men's department. squeeze. now open the lift door-— the lift door. everyone in the control room, _ the lift door. everyone in the control room, the _

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charlie hurd is with us, a fox news contributor. charlie, what do you see as priority number one for the incoming administration? >> well, i think that we're getting a glimpse of it right now with all of the talk of trying to rejoin the paris cry mall accord -- climate accord, with the effort to legalize the 11 million dreamers. i guess we don't really know for certain how many there are. but this is the problem of course with running a sort of stealth campaign as joe biden did. when you get elected, there isn't a clear mandate about what to do. i think the problem for joe biden is that even with something like the paris climate you accord or the iranian nuclear deal, if you were to poll democrats, democrat voters, not trump supporters, but democrat voters, you wouldn't find the -- you wouldn't find either of those issues in the top 10 things that they would want done. so it's kind of a tricky situation. of course, the other thing to remember is, executive orders, whether they're done by president trump or they're done by president-

charlie, this is for you. republicans are basically going pretty hard on liz chain, as bill points out a strong conservative. they want to remove her from her leadership position but then you have the likes of marjorie taylor greene who bullied a parkland shooting survivor and gets assigned to the education committee, and in the past has also expressed support for assassinating democratic lawmakers but she just needs a good talking to from kevin mccarthy? is please explain that to me. >> well, brooke, this is almost inexplicable. here, liz chain who stupid on principle did the right thing and she eats one being taken to the wood shed, and i think this is just -- it's so beyond the pale and then marjorie taylor greene who should have been told back in august when she won that primary that she would never be seated on a committee, that she would nod be welcomed into the republican conference and that the leadership will be working with the georgia state gop to defeat her in a primary in 2022, hey, welcome to con

neil: charlie, that is a dangerous step -- >> that the dangerous under different story. neil: it was one thing to limit trading in a freefall, quite another to limit buying in the middle of a free up. i just begun worrying about how far this goes. what do you think. >> i think robinhood biggest problem yesterday with communication. they did not come out, late the day they did interview but early in the day they did not tell anybody what was going on and charlie hit on a key point, his comments earlier, robinhood customer base does not view retail investor out there who are trading through the platform, i would think of a customer someone who pays for the service and the market makers on wall street are making money on the overflow and the customers of robinhood and robinhood is reliant on the wall street banks as it was proved last night and the operation on the credit line they had to draw down in the money they had to tap into. robinhood had a communication problem yesterday at the very least. that's why conspiracy theories take hold if we learn nothing over the last f

also charlie sikes, the editor at large of the bulwark and msnbc contributor. sarah, let me start with this. karl rove says the republican party is in a civil war. do you concur? >> i think the republican party has ended. the republican party started in 1854 as the anti-slavery party and i don't see how someone like a mitt romney, a ben sasse, charlie sikes can be in the same party as the people that we saw yesterday. they want to be the party of donald trump. that is not fundamentally what the republican party was about, but it is now. so i think that the republican party ended yesterday if not some time in the previous three years. civil war, i think that's ended. i think it's over now. >> so i -- charlie, are we in a three-party system? >> no. the republican party has not ended. the republican party has not ended. it is still there and will be for some time because we're a two-party system but there is a civil war. but you did see something rather dramatic over the last week or so, the last 24 hours. you've seen the end of the lockstep support for president

charlie? >> yeah. and she's been criticized by a lot of democrats in the main stream media for making those decision. with everything, there's so much going on right now. there's so much mayhem going on. i think that it's causing us to sort of miss a very important moment right now. and that is i think that the politics of the pandemic are going to be with us for many years to come. my suspicion is that those who called for the lockdowns and those who chose to address this either politicized the pandemic or went the route of trying to lock people down and curtail people's freedoms, i think in the long run those politicians will be the one that wind up paying a far heavier price. this about face from governor cuomo i think is the perfect evidence of that. >> martha: the weight of the economic impact is going to follow them around. that will be the case here in new york, that's for sure. >> absolutely. >> martha: juan, charlie, thank you very much. good to see you both. the right leaning social media app

now seem to charlie you is the head of the institute of forensic medicine in pristina he is always present with the remains of victims are recovered and have to be identified he says this is often difficult after more than 20 years . good or bad these remains found last week is that the clothes are intact. what's also very helpful is when there is a wedding ring or something similar. so the more. the forensic scientist and his family also suffered terribly in the war he lost $33.00 relatives including a cousin and his 8 children. he said himself a lifestyle ask to identify the victims that are found he says that genetic comparisons can be very helpful but family members are not always willing to cooperate because they find it so hard to accept the terrible truth. that. some of the remains from the last war cannot be identified because there are families who don't want to give any blood for identification purposes if you even though we think that the dead are probably their relatives. these families still hope that their loved ones are alive and detained somewhere in serbia. he knows many f

charli james has this report. reporter: lockdown and fed up, a crowd in tripoli resumes its protest. groups of mostly young men unleashing their anger over deteriorating living conditions and strict coronavirus measures. earlier thursday, mourners lay to rest 30-year-old omar tibor. he was killed during previous days confrontations between protesters and security forces. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: the pandemic is coupled with lebanon's worst ever economic crisis. in tripoli, the country's poorest city, a string of nightly protest turned particularly violent wednesday. more than 200 people were injured. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: around half the country's workforce lives off day today pay or informal employment. but for taxi drivers, delivery workers and street vendors, the month-long lockdown means no work or income. the suffering is compounded by the high rate of infections. nearly a quarter of tests now come back positive, if you beds available at hospitals nationwide. james: pakistan

charlie good stuff. were talking how traders are saying wall street is a casino. is that an insult to real casinos. tomorrow we have the seal up and national gaming live in a fox business exclusive his stock is been on a tear he's done real business commerce he is really killing it stay tuned tomorrow 3:00 p.m. eastern let's check it here we blown out the commercial break because there's so much going on. six minutes left to trade the dow is down 617, it hit a low of 730 to the downside, nasdaq a loss of 433 points were off on that for the moment still down 350-point and the reddit room stock, they're getting all the attention but hello apple, tesla, facebook, important earnings coming up "after the bell" that fit into the mtv trade, media technology and vehicles, director of research: and russell holly are joining us to break down this wednesday. let's go, i want to get the call in first let's take this one at a time beginning with tesla. if they come out with a profit that will be the six quarterly profit in a row which means what for us? >> it means this is a r

charlie, thank you. good report. charlie gasparino. okay, forget fortnite and call of duty, gamestop becoming the center point of the biggest battle in the market right now. andrew left, the same short seller -- famed short seller, fending off hackers after his apocalyptic $20 short call. shares leveling up in epic fashion as ryan cohen of chewy founder fame joins in the fray. even if you don't own the stock, what's happening here is important for you as an investor to understand. with the closing bell ringing in 29 minutes and the dow down 12 the 6, gamestop coarsing higher, we've got two top players in this short-selling war. they're facing off when we come back, don't go away. ♪ ♪ get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. (vo) businesses are always making choices. here's a choice you don't have to make: the largest 5g network... award-winning customer satisfaction... or insanely great value. now, with t-mobile for business, there's no co

little right now bottom and charlie she was not supposed to be a twenty-twenty baby. she was born 2 and a half months early as you can see from the picture she's very tenian just 2 and a half pounds she's already proving her strength. ashley michaels has her story. >>she is a danger is is teeny tiny charlie we both have read those bigger than charley just 2 and a half pounds she's already might push she is lively as health and in a way her story is a lot of our story to this last year really. you know had people down to see charlie wasn't supposed to be a twenty-twenty baby she was born december 20th, 2 and a half months early first thoughts are that of just. their mom paulette developed a condition during the pregnancy called preeclampsia soft my eyes out for 5 to 10 minutes when i realize it's potentially fatal uber rush to presbyterian saint lukes in rocky mountain hospital for children where both mom and baby were saved. >>but they had to be separated for 2 full days because of the pandemic couple that with the fact that we are alone in another yeah, the new mom a

charlie es mi compañera cuando se trata de proyectos en casa. pero de vez en cuando se me desaparece. papá! papá! eres tan rápida. descubrí una nueva tierra! con criaturas mágicas! esta debajo del porche? sip! oh! nunca veré todo lo que ve ella. es por eso que usamos tide hygienic se mete entre las fibras para limpiar lo sucio que se ve y lo que no se ve. hey papá! descubrí un reino acuático! oh! si tiene que estar limpio, tiene que ser tide hygienic clean. si estás cansado de sentirte mal, es momento de theraflu, medicamento en una bebida caliente. alivia efectivamente los síntomas para que puedas recuperarte. el calor le gana al resfriado. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ la pandemia corre sin freno por todo mÉxico y también se ha llevado la economía a su nlugar libremente , la nueva normalidad obiga a comerciantes salirse de sus locales para atender al aire libre y mientras esté en semáforo orojo. >>> nos piden estar al aire libre porque hay menos contaminación oafuera. >>> y en medio de un repunte de contagios el gobierno anunci�

good morning, - charlie. certainly, the idea is- and charlie. certainly, the idea is— and i think your correspondent has been reporting it really, really well, the idea is to go and look at what has been done already, and really see where the gaps are and what we need to do next. so review, through all the different sites, go talk to the first patients and doctors, to really go and do that face—to—face discussion to understand what we know so far and what is that pointing to so what are the gaps that need much deeper investigation and that will be the next step. find and that will be the next step. and if i'm someone _ and that will be the next step. and if i'm someone listening to you, dr harris, this morning thinking i would like, by the time they finish their investigation, i would like to know the reasons why it began. do you think we will get to that point? well, we know some of the reasons it began, there was the spillover from the animal kingdom and it went into the animal kingdom and it went into the human kingdom and that it then

charlie gasparino is with us. i forgot about charlie. but charles looking at this phenomenon some weeks back. charles payne, if you look at the catalyst initially for attention going to gamestop it was, you know, a guy was going to take it to the internet level, joining the board, finding a way to be more than just a brick-and-mortar concern. it looked promising. enough for bank of america all right, this is an issue maybe worth 10, $15 more a share. nothing like this. so what happened? >> right. neil, first of all i got to say i recommended many of these stocks on january 11th or before. i've got the report in my hand that i sent out to my subscribers and here's the list. the shorts, first of all, all this nonsense, all of this noise, all this whining by wall street is making me sick! 140% of gamestop was short. i didn't hear one person on tv complaining about wall street trying to crush gamestop claim. 140% short! i told my subscribers, buy this stock and they made a fortune. i told them to buy virgin space, we took profits on that tod

zigler, welcome back to all of you. >> haitian, good evening. >> shannon: charlie come i will start with you. you wrote the book maggot doctrine and you will be the first to be deprogrammed. >> i guess. tomorrow joe biden will become president of the united states. i campaigned against him. i did a lot to see president trump win but tomorrow it will be on joe biden to step up as the leader and end this nonsense. and the nonsense of a lot of these people on the left calling for deprogramming, calling asking the question in an atlantic. what do we do with the trump supporter's? he will be president of all americans, 75 million who voted for president trump, decent, hardworking americans far from anything that happened at the capitol january 6th to condemn it. just like myself as we did. we are far, far away from in the of that, and yet the media narrative is every single person who supported president trump is now meeting some form of punishment. it is divisive and the opposite of unity and i'm calling for president-elect biden to represent the whole country. >> shannon: kevin, tomorr

morning, charlie. well, ithought immediate couple of weeks? morning, charlie. well, i thought the immediate couple of weeks? morning, charlie. well, ithought the piece by fergus was extraordinary and it demonstrates the power of television, so you can absolutely see what is going on inside our hospitals, but it is also community services and mental health as well, it is everybody under extreme degrees of pressure. and yes, you're absolutely right. if you look at the infection rates at the moment, you can see that we still got more pressure to come. the best guest —— guess we are operating on at the moment is the peak will probably come ina moment is the peak will probably come in a couple of weeks. i thought fergus bus p showed you that every hospital is doing everything it possibly can to expand capacity as quickly as possible. university couege quickly as possible. university college hospital london is one of a number where we have managed to double or triple critical care capacity over the last