when charlie left, the friend and mother were so concerned, they called 911. was charlie suicidal? >> he didn't give details. i don't know if anything is going to happen. i just can't take a chance. >> all right, i'm going to have them go to that house and check on him. >> and a deputy did just that. detective steve peglow of the monroe county sheriff's office. >> he said that charlie was upset about things, had come home to talk to people, was working out some things and he'd be okay. >> it was now late thursday night, almost the weekend. charlie didn't go back to school friday morning. and come monday, he wasn't at practice. >> wasn't really much i could do any way other than text him, and he didn't respond. >> and then it was monday night. something awful. >> 911. what is the address of the emergency. yes, hi. >> the caller so distraught confused the dispatcher. >> ma'am, i can't understand anything you're saying. does anyone need an ambulance? >> it was jean tan, charlie's mother. >> did you say you heard a shot? >> yes. >> does someone in the house have a gun? >> now the garbl

charlie. two people were translated. i recovered quickly and i'm glad you're bringing awareness to this because a lot of people might not know about this. if they could hear my story and other stories, they might be more likely to donate. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, carolyn. again, i don't think that thank you is enough at all. we were all so curious about who this anonymous donor was. so it's really lovely to see you in person today. so really thank you so much for saving charlie's life. and so -- of course thank you, ashley for becoming an advocate on thissish you other. next, i would like to invite up dave. dave is part of the san francisco chorus and thank you to dr. tim and some of the 250 members of the san francisco gay men's chorus who are here today to support. dave joined in the fall of 2016. at one of the practices, his conductor introduced a special guest whoa had been absent for a while due to health complications. russ had been singing over a decade and had been waiting for a transplant fo

on these few trips charlie is always joined by a son. i'd much rather the country than the city and then i work in a lot of big cities. that the nearby same. people people don't know how to be nice. charlie is checking his traps set up the previous day. the alligators attracted by a piece of meat on a big. today . specimen. but he's told. rappahannock that. yeah he might make six really take it in plain even and maybe sale the house well this one here myself for two hundred dollars. really good hunting can be profitable . but it's heavily regulated. this is a tag louisiana basically gotta have enough land to be able to get tags. along this river here is five thousand acres. and out of that i get thirty six thirty tags. today we captured two alligators. who did. back home only prepares a typical new orleans dish. of fried alligator. this is the little tender cut out of the tail it's a muscle that controls the tail of the gator that make them swing it like this. it looks like chicken but it tastes like fish. actually shirt stands the schoo

part of charlie company first battalion twenty of the fintry charlie company was assigned to task force barker a special unit created to search out destroyed because operating around the central coast. it had been a dispiriting couple of months for the u.s. military tet offensive the sea took a song surprised the power that thought it was going to. charlie company the losses have been personal booby traps and mind to take on a third of the comrades one of them the day before so in the morning a mark sixty helicopter machine guns lay down suppressing fire and three people to with orders to kill everything that moved fanned out across the rice paddies and into the hammocks that collectively made up the law. they encountered no resistance whatsoever but perhaps a desire for revenge filled their hearts and clouded their consciences perhaps as a military command that measured victory by body count. perhaps it was a mentality that regarded every vietnamese as less than a person merely an enemy in embodiment of communist. of creative sidewalks here we get a sense of what was going on that morn

charlie also believes in the right to bear arms. not. or if they are larger than lisa's house they carry a gun or some kind of weapon grade take and steal you know whatever you need to did they get what he want so when you take it away from me then how can i protect myself how can i thank him but. a gun don't kill it's first music. in new orleans about eighty percent of victims are killed by gun violence. take the basket of plessis food in the name of jesus christ that nourish our body bring a stronger person or a name. back and really in the black neighborhood trinity. we meet up with the dancing at this place. getting ready for celebration. if. everything has to be really nice. because people. that i am giving to feel rueful. deserves the best of dignity. for thirty years aaron has been leading the band that plays at every funeral. as well this is america and america we have been put no on this jazz funeral so it is a tradition that is. very much respected. he wears a black suit. and for his hair or should he needs help somebody got to

part of charlie company first battalion twenty of them fintry charlie company was assigned to task force barker a special unit created to search out destroyed because operating around the central coast. it had been a dispiriting couple of months for the u.s. military tet offensive the sea took a song surprised the power that thought it was going to. charlie company the losses have been personal booby traps and mind to take on a third of the comrades one of them the day before so in the morning a mark sixty helicopter machine guns lay down suppressing fire in three people to with orders to kill everything that moved fanned out across the rice paddies and into the hammocks that collectively made up the lot. they encountered no resistance whatsoever but perhaps a desire for revenge filled their hearts and clouded their consciences perhaps as a military command that measured victory by body count. perhaps it was a mentality that regarded every vietnamese as less than a person really an enemy in embodiment of communist. of creative sidewalks here we get a sense of what was going on that morni

charlie gasparino knows. charlie: who is the latest as we reported yesterday, the casino magnet, mega billionaire, runs the las vegas sands hasn't given one single contribution so far this year of $5,000, that's it nothing to individual house members or nothing to individual congress members it's starting to cause a lot of anxiety in gop circles and a lot of people saying sheldon is pulling back after giving 83 million in the last election to various players supporting president trump successfully that's an indication that he doesn't want to throw money at house races because guess what? the republicans might well lose the house and could lose the senate and now we found another mega billionaire who last year gave a lot of money and was kind of a new entrant into the gop mega donors ranks, it's steve co hen, just reopened to the outside investors we did an analysis back in january which showed in 2017 this guy gave millions of dollars to various committees to elect republican senators and house members and ba

part of charlie company first battalion twenty of them fintry charlie company was assigned to task force barker a special unit created to search out destroyed because operating around the central coast. it had been a dispiriting couple of months for the u.s. military tet offensive the sea took a song surprised the power that thought it was going to. charlie company the losses have been personal booby traps and mind to take on a third of the comrades one of them the day before so in the morning a mark sixty helicopter machine guns lay down suppressing fire in three people two with orders to kill everything that moved fanned out across the rice paddies and into the hammocks that collectively made up the lot. they encountered no resistance whatsoever but perhaps a desire for revenge filled their hearts and clouded their consciences perhaps as a military command that measured victory by body count. perhaps it was a mentality that regarded every vietnamese as less than a person really an enemy an embodiment of communist. of creative sidewalks here we get a sense of what was going on that morn

>> yes, charlie. and president xi if he can rule forever, president trump wants to play the game with him and they've got the exports and we don't. neil: of course, donald trump argued for years, they need us more than them, and they don't want to pay -- play with their biggest customer. >> and he also said that-- because of all of his overstatements, that's one of them. they hold tremendous cards and here is the difference. you know, he's-- and scott brought this up. xi is the glorious leader for life. the republicans might lose the house if you screw over enough farmers on this trade war stuff. if the prices-- >> what if he wins it? >> that would be great. neil: scott, what if he wins it, what if he gets them to blink? >> that would be great. the problem is, neil, maybe the way he's going about it is probably going to push china to the brink where they're going to play unfair and that's not what we want and then we both lose. neil: we simply don't know, that's our way of saying that. the first hint

charlie is always joined by his son. i might read the country then the city then i worked in a lot of big cities. that the never been seen and people people don't know how to be nice. charlie is checking his traps set up the previous day. the alligators attracted by a piece of meat on the beach. today. specimen. but he's told. rappahannock. good. yeah he might make six really take it in plain even and maybe sale the house all this in here myself for two hundred dollars. so the gator hunting can be profitable. but it's heavily regulated. this is a tag louisiana basically gotta have enough land to be able to get tags. along this river here is five thousand acres. and out of that i get thirty six thirty tags. today captured to allocate. to defeat. back home charlie prepares a typical new orleans dish. fried alligator. this is the little tenderloin that cut out of the tailgate is the muscle that controls the tail of the gator that make him swing it like this. it looks like chicken but it tastes like fish. charlie shirt stand

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part of charlie company first battalion twenty of the fintry charlie company was assigned the task force barker a special unit created to search out and destroy be a cause operating around the central coast. it had been a dispiriting couple of months for the u.s. military the tet offensive the c. to k. song surprised the power that thought it was going to. charlie company the losses have been personal booby traps and mind to take on a third of the comrades one of them the day before so in the morning a mark sixty helicopter machine guns lay down suppressing fire in three people two with orders to kill everything that moved fanned out across the rice paddies and into the hammocks that collectively made up the law. they encountered no resistance whatsoever but perhaps a desire for revenge filled their hearts and clouded their consciences perhaps as a military command that measured victory by body count. perhaps it was a mentality that regarded every vietnamese is less than a person really an enemy in embodiment of communist. they've created sidewalks here where you can get a sense of what

so charlie and david along with charlie's mom, debbie, came in from california. they were really excited about going and ordering a cake for their celebration. and they got some ideas together in a little folder. and walked into the cake shop. masterpiece cake shop and sat down at a table, the three of them and jack came up and what can i do for you? they said, well we want a wedding cake. for ck's response was, who? it was pretty apparent, charlie and david were sitting there, they're a loving couple, it was clear, the cake was for them. and they said, it's for us. and at that point, jack said, no. i don't do wedding cakes for same-sex couples. and there was a stunned silence. and charlie and david kind of looked at each other. and they stood up, along with their mom, debbie. and walked out of the store. got in the car and on their way home charlie started to cry. and david got upset that charlie was upset. and went home and put it on his facebook page. can you believe this happened to us? we just wanted a cake. and that started what you all know eventually land

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charlie also believes in the right to bear arms. they're not good for they are larger than lisa's house they carry a gun or some kind of weapon grade take and steal you know do whatever he needs to do they get what he want so when you take it away from me then how can i protect myself how can i take any but. a gun don't kill it's first music. in new orleans about eighty percent of victims are killed by gun violence. take the basket of plessis in the name of jesus christ that nourish our body bring a stronger closer to our name. back in the early in the black neighborhood trinity. we meet up with the dancing at this place. getting ready for celebration. if. everything has to be looking really nice. because people. that i'm giving to feel a roof. deserve the best of dignity. for thirty years aaron has been leading the band plays at every funeral. as well this is america has been america we have been but know this jazz funeral so it is a tradition that is. very much respected. he wears a black suit. and for his hair or should he needs

charlie's checking his traps set up the previous day. the alligators attracted by a piece of meat on the beach. today. specimen. but he still. rappahannock. six good people. yeah he might make six really take it in plain even and maybe sale the house all this in here myself for two hundred dollars. for the gator hunting can be profitable. but it's heavily regulated. this is a tag louisiana basically gotta have enough land to be able to get tags. along this river here is five thousand acres and out of that i get thirty six thirty tags . today we captured two alligators. who did. back home charlie prepares a typical new orleans dish. of fried alligator. this is the little tender mind that cut out of the tail it's the muscle that controls the tail of the gator that make him swing it like this. it looks like chicken but it tastes like fish. actually shirt stands the school and in m. sixteen. what is right. christian motorcycle guy. it played saying god. charlie also believes in the right to bear arms. they're not. or if they are larger than

liz: charlie, thank you. tgif. tgi friday the 13th closing bell ringing in nine minutes, or maybe not thank god it's friday the 13th. its historically been an under performing day for the s&p which is down seven points right now. will the trend continue or are the black cats out to scare us all? countdown closer next with what to do with your portfolio if anything. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. a cockroach can survive heresubmerged ttle guy. underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. liz: see now, i told you to stay with us. we have just cut our losses in half at the moment, so while we were down more than 200 we're now down about 125, s&p is still in the red, the dow is staging somewhat of this comeback in the final minutes of trade and again rea

let me start with you, charlie sykes, charlie psywhches. 's your reaction to paul ryan's announcement? >> well, i've kno for 20 years, which means i'm old enough to remember when he was the future of the republican party. so it's kind of a bittersweet moment. he had the worst job in american politics. he has an uncroabl caucus and a completely undisciplined esident. and i think he tried to make the very, very best of it. but, ultimately, the-- you be, the reality is that the american republican party right now is donald trump's party, not paul ryan's party. and the base was just not into many of the things that he wanted to do. >> woodruff: chris buskirk, he tried to make the best of it. how do you sethi announcement? >> well, i don't know. i don't drink, but if i did, iwo d have had champagne for breakfast this morning. i think it's a good day for the party. i think anything-- you kno it's a bit of both i think heading into the midterms. but if anything,nk it's slightly positive. i mean this-- what we have seen with paul ryan i somebody wh

i'm going to ask jenna and charlie to hang out because tbe much more to talk about. mark zuckerberg is in washington and he's going to be meeting with lawmakers this afternoon and it ums cup with which users have been impacted by that he big data scandal. how you'll find out if you're one of the ten of millions of people whose information was compremized. that's after the break. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >>> so on this monday morning we're teeing up a really big and kind of risky week for facebook and mark zuckerberg. in about 90 minutes he is set to meet with florida senator bill nelson ranking member of the commerce committee. that committee along with the judiciary committee will look at

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charlie, can you give me a hand here. boys looted by dreams of football stardom forced into sex slavery. yes, this kid turned up for totte n ha m slavery. yes, this kid turned up for tottenham hotspur and said he was there for the trial, and it turns out there is no trial and no one could work out where he had come from. they snapped into action but then he slipped out of their grip and was lost forever. recently? quite recently. the reason they are bringing it up is that there is an investigation because they are trying to work out what is going on, and there is an implication, the fa says it is a matter for the and there is an implication, the fa says it is a matterfor the police, and what the paper is really saying is, the fa could tackle it. but it is, the fa could tackle it. but it is the global brand of football. if somebody says, here is a dream, you can take it and become a star or whatever. but what i did look up just around the story, there are more people in slavery now in the world than there ever have been be

charlie: about what? neil: that if everyone is freaking out about this, there might be some wisdom to the president's approach on this. charlie: well i don't know. i will say this, that my sources who are major money managers would say they don't totally believe trump is going to press the nuclear button on a trade war. the market is getting, they think that he's just doing it because they don't believe him. neil: all right, good job. do you know what i have here? charlie: what? neil: jerome powell's remarks. charlie: oh, can i see it? can i see it? please it's like gold. neil: oh, my god. charlie: that's ratings gold. neil: do you want me to share it with you america? more after this. we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. weli can tell you about...re. streaming the most free tv shows and movies on the go. yeah, and... xfinity

let me bring in charlie gasparino, charlie going to talk about bitcoin but first to this news. charlie: we do have breaking news on the bitcoin and cryptocurrency crackdown by regulators and look where the dow right now it's definitely off its lows right? anything that's positive or anything that's negative mueller for trump elite stocks down that's what it looks like is going on ignition positive for trump will lead stocks up saying he's not a target is positive but i would just caution one thing for trading this stuff. as you know, trump is a subject not a target which means he could eventually be a target and i think this has been communicated to trump's attorneys in the past that he's not a target now, but he could be so just be real careful with trading off this. liz: we're talking about target versus subject? >> i'm not saying the president is going to get charged i'm just telling you its been known he's not a target already but the markets are so correlated to this on positive and negative news involving trump that if it's positive for trump they'll go up if it's negativ

charlie, let me start with you. our college campuses seem to be the last holdout of the stalinist philosophy, the violence, the safe spaces, the triggering, all of these phrases i never heard of before. what's going on? >> a lot. the greatest threat to our civilization is what's going on on our college campuses. the suppression of free speech. attack on the idea much america. the neomarxists makes you feel like you are entering a different country. i have visited hundreds of campuses across the country. not once have i seen a conservative student or faculty member try to shout down a liberal when they come on campus. but almost daily. when i come on campus there are leftist activists petitioning for me not to be able to speak. they are trying to defund conservative groups on campus. they want to be the only viewpoint on campus. the college left hates the idea that there are other ideas. they want a total monopoly on the conversation. they are threatened by the very existence of a pro-con world view. students hear bo

charlie, thank you. >> give me the camera. thank you. charlie, thank you. we've lost about 80 points of the gain. we're still up 324 points for the dow jones closing bell and we are eight minutes away. it's been a very busy news session. what unloved sector should you be starting to ask out on a date for your portfolio? that's next and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. i am an independent financial advisor. when i meet a new client, i start by asking questions like: did you understand all the fees you were paying? was your broker a fiduciary? were you satisfied with the attention you were getting? then i explain that being independent gives our firm more freedom to act in their best interests. independence lets us do that. charles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their clients than anyone else. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com closing bell for a half minutes away. we put the five major indices on their screen. looking at the gains, very healthy up across the board. we

was left of charlie company. what was left of charlie company, i made my 4th platoon, and so then we were -- had picked them up and we were trying to get on bravo company that was way on up here. >> so how did the operation start to bravo company got in trouble. >> yeah. and i don't know how bravo company got to where they were. the battalion commander never told me about the overall operations and for me to really understand it. >> right. >> and i should have pushed him about it, i guess, but i didn't. >> okay. so bravo company is in trouble and charlie company is trying to come to their aid? >> yes. right. >> and charlie company got chewed up. >> and was fred henderson still alive at this time? >> no, i'm sure he was not. >> okay. >> and then your company came in. >> and so you picked up the pieces of charlie company and continued the attack. >> right. >> okay. >> and then what company did bob foley have? >> he had alpha company of the 2nd of the 27th. we were with the 1st of the 27th. >> and he came up right b

since he has been out of hospital charlie has been building up hospital charlie has been building up to run his london marathon. hospital charlie has been building up to run his london marathonm was just a challenge on all parts of my was just a challenge on all parts of d. was just a challenge on all parts of my body, mainly from where the surgery was my body, mainly from where the surgery was and i had chest drains in and things like that but i always feel that if i run a bit further before a sort of had to stop or didn't feel as much pain this time and now it has got to a point we sometimes you know it might be for a brief moment i think this is like it was last time. this time he is running over the team who helped save running over the team who helped save his life, king ‘s college hospital. it is important for me to give something back to them, i am aiming to raise will not build a new board, it will not do that, but it is money at the end of the day that goes towards them to help them out in helping others. it may seem a human is challenged to a hospital bed to a marathon in

let me start with you, charlie sykes, charlie psyches. what's your reaction to paul ryan's announcement? >> well, i've known paul ryan for 20 years, which means i'm old enough to remember when he was the future of the republican party. so it's kind of a bittersweet moment. he had the worst job in american politics. he has an uncroabl caucus and a completely undisciplined president. and i think he tried to make the very, very best of it. but, ultimately, the-- you be, the reality is that the american republican party right now is donald trump's party, not paul ryan's party. and the base was just not into many of the things that he wanted to do. >> woodruff: chris buskirk, he tried to make the best of it. how do you see this announcement? >> well, i don't know. i don't drink, but if i did, i would have had champagne for breakfast this morning. i think it's a good day for the party. i think if anything-- you know, it's a bit of both i think heading into the midterms. but if anything, i think it's slightly positive. i mean this-- what we have

this case is about a couple, charlie and david. they got married in massachusetts because at the time colorado law does not recognize same-sex marriage. they were planning a wedding celebration in colorado in a town outside the denver area. their wedding planner said go to masterpiece cake shop, they make nice cakes there. they were really excited about going and ordering a cake for their celebrations. they got some ideas together in a little folder and walked into the cake shop, masterpiece cake shop, sat down at a table, the three of them. jack came up -- what can i do for you? they said, we want a wedding cake. jack's response was, for who? charlie and david were sitting there, a very loving couple. the cake was for them. and they said, it's for us. at that point, jack said, no, i don't do wedding cakes for same-sex couples. and there was a stunned silence. charlie and david kind of looked at each other, and they stood up along with their mom debbie and walked out of the store. got in the car, and on their way home, charlie star

charlie is checking his traps set up the previous day. at the alligators attracted by a piece of meat on the beach. today a small specimen. but he's told. rappahannock was. good. yeah he might make six really take it in plain english and maybe sailed. this in here myself for two hundred dollars. really good hunting can be profitable. but it's heavily regulated. this is a tag louisiana basically gotta have enough land to be able to get tags. along this river here is five thousand acres. and out of that i get thirty six thirty tags. today captured two alligators. to defeat. back home charlie prepares a typical new orleans dish. fried alligator. this is the little tenderloin that cut out of the tail meat is the muscle that controls the tail of the gator that make him swing it like this. it looks like chicken but it tastes like fish. charlie shirt stands the school and in m. sixteen. what is right. christian motorcycle game. is played saying god. strongly also believes in the right to bear arms. there's not a crook or the or larger that lisa'

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so i wanted to broaden understanding. >> charlie. i'm going to ask an additional question to the why and what impact was when did you decide to write this book. >> actually, i started working on it before the election. figuring that it was -- would have a different impact than it had. basically i wrote this book, trying figure out what the hell happened? what the hell happened to people i thought eye understood, people i thought had certain values, that we saw played out in 2016. look, was part of a conservative movement for more than 25 years, and a movement that goes from william f. buckley jr. to sean hadn'tty, that goes from milton friedman to steve van -- steepen ban nonis not experiencing an intellectual renaissance. it's a disaster am movement from ronald reagan donald trump has taken a strange turn and frankly, as i sat there and i watched this happen in real-time, i was struggling what is going on here? is this radical continuity? was donald trump really -- just sort after bizarre 0o cartoon version of conservative jim? is t

charlie, i'm going to go to you. the frenzy and hysteria that we have been hearing about from the left criticizing kanye is reminiscent, to me of mccarthyism. how dare you think that this donald trump is anyone that you should support? forget about the fact that black and hispanic unemployment is the lowest in history. but, it is such group think it's mccarthyism. it's frightening to me. >> it's monolithic and important to remember how we got here. a week ago our incredible communications director candace owens was praised by kanye west. and it seems to have broke the internet. just seven words. i love the way candace owens thinks. you saw the bubbling up. the media starting to go african yea. kanye said i'm going to double down and tweet out a picture of me wearing a make america great again hat. he doubles down and trim pells down and triggered a natural conversation of wait a second why are black people voting for democrats at a 95% clip? the democrats and their policies are the very ones that have harmed the blac

since he has been out of hospital, charlie has been building up to run his second london marathon. it was just a challenge on all parts of my body, i mean, mainly it was from where the surgery was and where i had chest drains in and things like that. but i always feel that i've run a bit further. before i've had to sort of stop or i didn't feel as much pain this time and now it has got to a point where sometimes, you know, it might be like for a brief moment you think "oh, this is like it was last time." this time, he is running it for the team who helped save his life, king's college hospital. it's really important for me to do — to give something back to them. what i am aiming to raise isn't gonna, you now, build a new ward, it's not gonna do that, but it is money at the end of the day that goes towards them, to help them out in helping others. it might seem a huge challenge to go from a hospital bed to a marathon in less than one year but then, charlie's has already shown he'll run in where others wouldn't. carolyn davis, bbc news. the queen turns 92 today — and celebrations

the book stores are treasures, charlie's corner is unique. >> charlie's corner is a children's book store but so much more, community space where care takers and children come together over storytelling, books, it's a gathering center. i am charlotte and we are at charlie's corner on the corner of castro and 24th. the type of books we carry at charlie's corner range from prenatal to young adult, 18. we have musical books, art books, all built around children of course. history, nonfiction, we have a wonderful picture book section. >> i love going to charlie's corner, number one, because you can find a whole range of books. my kid loves to read books. >> i always envisioned a space like this, surrounded by children's books and storytelling. we offer storytelling four times a day. we do curate well, we do a lot of time reading, researching, beyond the story time, it's going back to picking out a book, helping someone find the perfect book, unwrapping it and sending it off. there are people from all over the world and that's what i find so exciting. you see that every day in our story times.

all right, charlie kirk, what is the democrat foreign policy? >> if i had to put it simply, it's arm our enemies and put america in a jeopardizing position. if you look at iran deal, no one rationally can defend that unless you want to give money, power and an advantage to an entire country and region that wants us dead. john kerrey and barack obama, and you've been vocal on the iran deal and you went through the specifics, they put us in a totally compromising position militarily, culturally and geopolitically. the democrats seem so determined and hell-bent to try to withdraw our presence from certain sectors across the world where we had success in keeping radical powers in check whether it be trying to advance the filibuster a lot of our military funding in jeopardy or conversaons, so look, i think the democrat party is simple, they want a globalist-type government. they don't believe america is the greatest country in the history of the world. they don't believe america is exceptional, you can see it through the now foreign policy discussion

trish: let me finish my thought, charlie. a company wants to maximize its profits in a given quarter. a ceo wants to meet his or her targets. >> right. trish: they need to show they're active in a marketplace that people say is the future. >> adam smith. you heard of adam smith. trish: let me finish my thought. here is the problem, no one is caring about what happens when china does actually take us over as the world's largest economy and most powerful nation. >> they will buy a lot of stuff from us. trish: charlie -- >> they will buy a lot of stuff. you understand how trade -- trish: if you want to turn into france. they become the usa and we become france. >> we will only turn into france if we follow the logic that you're going which is against tree trade, against free markets, against a free and open economy. that will lead to us france. that is, what you're advocate something what barack obama and hillary clinton advocate. trish: no, no. >> bernie sanders throw him in there. you sound like bernie sanders. you do? this is

the book stores are treasures, charlie's corner is unique. >> charlie's corner is a children's book store but so much more, community space where care takers and children come together over storytelling, books, it's a gathering center. i am charlotte and we are at charlie's corner on the corner of castro and 24th. the type of books we carry at charlie's corner range from prenatal to young adult, 18. we have musical books art books, all built around children of course. history nonfiction we have a wonderful picture book section. >> i love going to charlie's corner number one, because you can find a whole range of books. my kid loves to read books. >> i always envisioned a space like this, surrounded by children's books and storytelling. we offer storytelling four times a day. we do curate well we do a lot of time reading, researching, beyond the story time it's going back to picking out a book, helping someone find the perfect book unwrapping it and sending it off. there are people from all over the world and that's what i find so exciting. you see that every day in our story times. it's l

charlie savage, thank you, as well as ambassador christopher hill. have a good saturday and no doubt we will talk to you tomorrow. >>> the president is prepared to sustain attacks on syria, but the secretary of defense tells a different story. was it is a one-time shot or a sustained response? we will speak to the former navy admiral of how the president should handle syria in the wake of the air strikes. been jimmy's longest. jimmy (shouting): james! he's survived record rain and a supplier that went belly up. so while he's proud to have helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand vo: get the most out of your money, whether you're using quickbooks smart invoicing to get paid twice as fast or automatically tracking your mileage. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winnin

this case is about a couple, charlie and david. they got married in massachusetts because at the time colorado law does not recognize same-sex marriage. they were planning a wedding celebration in colorado in a townhouse sound the center area -- - in a town outside the denver area. their wedding planner said go to masterpiece cake shop, they make nice cakes there. they were really excited about going and ordering a cake for their celebrations. they got some ideas together in a little folder and walked into the cake shop, masterpiece cake shop, sat down at a table, the three of them. jack came up -- what can i do for you? they said, we want a wedding cake. jack's response was, for who? sitting td david were here, a very loving couple. the cake was for them. and they said, it's for us. i that point, jack said, no, don't do wedding cakes for same-sex couples. silence. was a stunned charlie and david kind of looked at each other, and they stood up along with their mom debbie and walked out of the store. got in the car, and on their way

since he has been out of hospital, charlie has been building up to run his second london marathon. it was just a challenge on all parts of my body, i mean, mainly it was from where the surgery was and where i had chest drains in and things like that. but i always feel that i've run a bit further. before i've had to sort of stop or i didn't feel as much pain this time and now it has got to a point where sometimes, you know, it might be like for a brief moment you think "oh, this is like it was last time." this time, he is running it for the team who helped save his life, king's college hospital. it's really important for me to do — to give something back to them. what i am aiming to raise isn't gonna, you now, build a new ward, it's not gonna do that, but it is money at the end of the day that goes towards them, to help them out in helping others. it might seem a huge challenge to go from a hospital bed to a marathon in less than one year but then, charlie's has already shown he'll run in where others wouldn't. carolyn davis, bbc news. a rare aston martin car, owned by the james b

charlie, i'm going to go to you. the frenzy and hysteria that we have been hearing about from the left criticizing kanye is reminiscent, to me of mccarthyism. how dare you think that this donald trump is anyone that you should support? forget about the fact that black and hispanic unemployment is the lowest in history. but, it is such group think it's mccarthyism. it's frightening to me. >> it's monolithic and important to remember how we got here. a week ago our incredible communications director candace owens was praised by kanye west. and it seems to have broke the internet. just seven words. i love the way candace owens thinks. you saw the bubbling up. the media starting to go african yea. kanye said i'm going to double down and tweet out a picture of me wearing a make america great again hat. he doubles down and trim pells down and triggered a natural conversation of wait a second why are black people voting for democrats at a 95% clip? the democrats and their policies are the very ones that have harmed the blac

garrett missed out to england's charlie ca nfield. garrett evans missed out to england's charlie canfield. garrett evans one wales first gold of the games working as a painter and decorator a few years ago and had to fight funding issues to reach his first couple of games but what a win for him, he's guild first place on the podium in the 69 kilos category. as he sealed. england continued a good start to competition in the pool with therapy cannot be surprised gold in the 50 metre breaststroke world record holder alan also won gold for england in the f9 backstroke will stop tomorrow adam will look to add to the tally when he races in the final of the 100 metres breaststroke. that is it for me. as a lwa ys breaststroke. that is it for me. as always the bbc sport website has much more for you. bbc .co .uk/ sport. that is it for us and the rest of the sports team for tonight. now it is the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are torcuil crichton, political editor at the

chez charlie. is this a great country or what? hey, charlie, you're a really cool guy, but i'm not going to have sex with you. ever? deep tissue massage, pancakes... if you had a tv on your forehead and could breathe through your ears, you'd be perfect. so you just assume that if we were both interested in the same woman, you would come out on top. of course i would. what are you afraid of? i'm afraid i'm going to hit you so hard i'll be an only child. are you sure? it's settled. you're staying with us. of course, we still don't know a damn thing about her. i'm joanie. hello. hi. we're going to go to charlie and alan's house. it's a wonderful place where those awful people will never find us.