charlie tan was a student with a bright future, but then charlie's father was killed and things changed. police were being told one story, but the evidence was telling them another. and there were also three 911 calls. did one of them hold the clue that would unlock what really happened on that wintry night? here's dennis murphy with "house of secrets." >> cayuga. that's cayuga lake in ithaca, new york. it's where you'll find one of the most prestigious universities in the nation. cornell, the ivy league. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance ticket to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became "mr. everything." scholar, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valent

>> there's no appeal that i know of. >> so charlie tan is free. >> that's it. there's no appeal as of right from this trial order dismissal because there had not been a verdict by the jury. >> the event didn't happen. >> correct. >> so in the people versus charlie tan, you had to cynically wonder whether the son's vocal supporters carried the day from outside the courtroom. >> you're talking about the

we are all charlie turned into our we charlie i'm not actuallyy charlie you are charlie answer in the inversion of and that that that the principles were being dedefended at that time is the message i think of. it even at the time the tax five years ago i recall talking to some- friends who listen to saying that i've never been jolly and what they do is wrong yup but there is alwlways been this controversial feeling about what to do how to do it on the means the used to achieve what they see as that rain to push the boundaries of freedom of speech to push you know what is the truth and onto until n not rerespect anymore. the waste going for the stories that will actually but it is worth mention the five years ago it was a debate it's not like and everybody was just to charlie as you central and one point of view that actually challenged it was and is being directed your and i'll just english presenter maybe i sound so the person who treated this cat screengrabab was actually criticizing point of view. but it's worth giving his view adam also my fed up with hypocrisy of the free speech

the phrase je suis charlie, i am charlie, became a sign of solidarity. the magazine, nearly bankrupt before the attttack, gaiained pc susupport arouound the world. >>>> we have been here since 8:0 this morning. we are making g a political ststatement. >> it is important to show solidarity and for freedom of expression. >> the attttack was a m major bw to press freedom in france, but beyond that, the killing of charlie hebdo journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond t to terrorist threats. for the next two years, france remained in a state of emergency. thousasands more military personnel and police officerss were d deployed to tackle terrorism. more attacks followed, including the november 2015 attack on a concert hall where 130 people died. the following year, in nice, dozens were killed when a truck driver ran into a crowd on bastille day. both attacks reclaimed by factions of the so-called islamic state. -- both attacks were claimed by factions of the so-called islamic state. five years later, france is still on alert for terro

>> like, my mom ran to the door screaming, "charlie, charlie, charlie, charlie." >> "run, charlie, run." those were the last words she heard from her mother. it's one of the most haunting things i've ever heard from a parent to a child. >> i saw the robber, like, hitting her until she was on the ground. she was sort of suffering. like, and i tapped her with a hockey stick. then i hugged her leg. >> reporter: charlie says after she saw the robber leave through the garage, she ran to her little brother's room to protect him. but most interesting to investigators is her physical description of the intruder. >> can you tell me what he looked like? >> like, he was wearing jeans, a black long-sleeved shirt, and a mask. >> okay. what did the robber look like? >> he looked like my dad. >> and why do you say that? how did he look like your dad? >> the mask and his jeans. >> she said that he had on a mask like what daddy wears when he's hunting. >> how about the size of him? was he a big, big guy or was he a little guy? >> the size of my dad. >> i said, "well, is he fat like me, or is he thin?"

next edition and for showing the influence of the work of charlie chaplin. cultural landscape. first of all though let's have a look into our cultural crystal ball and see some of the highlights coming up this year there's lots of trees and we'll be covering them with a big emphasis on the 250th anniversary of his birth and his gong here in berlin there's a new director of the berlin out of film festival again lots of coverage here. but there's all sorts of other things like this. was the closer. the question is justified after all it's been 5 years since doubly 7 months graced our screens so what's taking so long we all have oscar well after all he is a secret agent one thing's for certain the 25th james bond film titled no time to die is daniel craig's loss but he will fully rumors have been buzzing for months about who will be the next to take the number and this trailer may already have been a woman perhaps for. these angels hold at least as much brand value is james bond we have referee all the italian painter and architect of the hire in a sense to thank them 2020 is the

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. >> charlie, congratulations. as fathers we always want our children to have things we never had when we were younger like a on our report card and you are a straight-a student but i've also said this, if what you did yesterday did bake then you haven't done much today. one of the other plans you have for the future quest make you want to tell the people? >> yeah. i pretty much carried this project all the way to the end so my next project is going to be trying to get commercial movie theaters to try to play the national anthem before every movie. [applause] >> thank you so much for your service and thank you so much for raising such a remarkable young man. charlie, congratulations. >> thank you. >> if you're like me you're sitting back and thinking charlie and his father exist to make the rest of us feel like we are inadequate parents. god bless that kid. charlie, thank you for making it your mission to spread patriotism house by house and block by block. what an amazing story. how great of an idea is to do that

charlie gasparino in the thick of the action. you promised you would shove the mic in people's faces outside the courthouse. who did you just get? charlie: well, i just got john legere, your friend, a big viewer of fox business, who was in the courtroom today for the final arguments along the ceo of sprint when the deal went down. this was a fascinating trial, liz. a lot's riding on it. a merger, the future of 5g. i asked john legere who's going to be retiring, as you know, as ceo of t-mobile, i asked him what he thinks the judge, how he's going to rule and what's going to happen next. will he appeal. here's what he had to say. what's the verdict? >> we'll just have to wait. reporter: how did it go today? charlie: will you guys appeal if you lose? >> that hasn't been determined. reporter: what do you think? >> obviously like anything else, we're going to wait, see what the judge's ruling is. charlie: when is that going to happen, do you know? >> we hope it happens as soon as possible. charlie: does sprint have enough money if the

exhibition of from showing the huge influence of the work of charlie chang. first of all the let's have a look into our cultural crystal ball and see some of the highlights coming up this year there's lots of trees we'll be covering them with a big emphasis on the 250th anniversary of his birth and his ball here in berlin there's a new director of the berlin not a film festival again lots of coverage here. but there's all sorts of other things like this. where. the question is justified after all it's been 5 years since double or 7 last graced our screens so what's taking so long we all have. well after all he is a secret agent one thing's for certain the 25th james bond film titled time to die is daniel craig's lost but he will follow you rumors have been buzzing for months about who will be the next to take the number and this trailer may already have. a woman perhaps i hope. these angels hold at least as much brand value is james bond we have referee all the italian pain and of the higher nice ones to thank for them 2020 is the 500th anniversary of his dea

charlie gasparino himself is now here with the details. charlie? charlie: sprint just turned down, am i missing something? is that daily or weekly? let's get a daily chart on sprint and t-mobile because this is kind of interesting news. well, that's interesting. kind of interesting news. that's since the merger. ashley: you want today? charlie: we want today. ashley: it's coming. charlie: i want to see if what i'm tweeting out affected them. here's what we do know. wall street is betting against this deal actually happening. they are betting that the state ags led by tish james of new york, xavier bahara of california are putting a major roadblock into this plan. the real question is do they appeal. you would think automatically you would appeal, the justice department's lawsuit trying to break up its merger with time warner. what we are hearing, as of now, take this for what you want, maybe it's too early to know, we are hearing inside the company, that there is no formal plan to appeal as of right now, if they -- ashley: why? charlie: i don't kno

on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie endos headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and injure another 11 this was the 1st of a series of deadly attacks that lasted 2 days. in the aftermath of the killing thousands took to the streets to share their grief world leaders gathered in paris vowing never to give way to terrorism. the phrase just so we shall be i am shelley became a global sign of solidarity the magazine bankrupt before the attack gain public support around the world. where you know if you look at this line we've been here since as this morning making a political statement. it was a very important to show solidarity for freedom of expression under those for the attack was a major blow to press freedom and france but beyond that the killing of of doe's journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond to terrorist threats for the next 2 years france remained in a state of emergency thousands m

on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie and doze headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and injure another 11 this was the 1st of a series of deadly attacks that lasted 2 days. in the aftermath of the killing thousands took to the streets to share their grief world leaders gathered in paris vowing never to give way to terrorism. the phrase just so we shall be i am shining became a global sign of solidarity the magazine bankrupt before the attack gain public support around the world. well you know if you look at this line we've been here since as this morning making a political statement. it's very important to show solidarity for freedom of expression of those for sure the attack was a major blow to press freedom and france but beyond that the killing of shiny doe's journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond to terrorist threats for the next 2 years france remained in a state of emergency thousands m

liz: charlie, good stuff. thanks, charlie gasparino. look how the asian markets closed and it was not pretty. the shenzhen had biggest drop in eight months. the shanghai index got clobbered. cost kospi got clobberedded. pete lloyd is focusing in on merge merge markets in asia. he says invest there. you're not worried about the coronavirus? >> you're always worried about everything. to put it in perspective we're long term investors. we think underperformance in emerging markets is been around for a while, compared to domestic stocks we would start allocating a bit more to emerging markets than what we've done over the last few years. liz: which companies in particular, i think eastern europe you're interested in? >> i think a thawing in europe and spell over into eastern europe. asia, hard to call china a emerging marketing market. they still get the label. i think you want to be more selective and probably very selective in the south american, latin american countries. seems more trouble getting traction there. eastern european will be

on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie doe's headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and injure another 11 this was the 1st of a series of deadly attacks that lasted 2 days. in the aftermath of the killing thousands took to the streets to share their grief world leaders gathered in paris vowing never to give way to terrorism. the phrase. i am shining became a global sign of solidarity the magazine bankrupt before the attack gain public support around the world. well you know if you look at this line we've been here since as this morning making a political statement but it's. very important to show solidarity for freedom of expression goes for the attack was a major blow to press freedom and france but beyond that the killing of journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond to terrorist threats for the next 2 years france remained in a state of emergency thousands more military personnel and police of

with all the people in the street and then inside the charlie newsroom we discovered or. basically the consequences of the attack and that it was really a nightmare. trying to identify people will life be trying to do our best with some colleagues of popular in my former agency to have the survivors and to do everything we can even if we were not doctors and move waiting for 4 for the doctors or for emergency units to try to talk to some people to identify those was 2 of them to do everything we can to the survivors see you you really experience this this firsthand and back then we know that the millions of people in france and abroad they rallied around the slogans as just the sharlee or i am charley it was a sign of solidarity with the free press with what you know you guys have gone through there how do you feel that sentiment now 5 years on do you feel like the solidarity is as strong as it once was. yes there is still so there it's here i think in france and all over the world regarding what happened to to charlie and what happened to all the journalists in all the n

[applause] >> charlie, congratulations. we always want our children to have things we never had when we were younger like as on our report card and you are a straight a student but i also said this. of what you did yesterday looks big to you you haven't done much today. what are the plans you have for the future? tell the people. >> i pretty much carried this project all the way to its end. my next project is to get commercial movie theaters to play the national anthem. >> thank you for your service and thank you so much for raising a remarkable young man. congratulations. >> if you are like me you are sitting back and thinking charlie and his father exist to make the rest of us feel we are inadequate parents. god bless that kid. thank you for making it your mission to spread patriotism house by house and block by block. what an amazing story with more chapters to be written. why can't we anymore? our next award will have all sports fans cheer. please welcome my competitive nemesis and fellow cohost of "fox and friends" wee

. >> charlie, congratulations. as fathers we always want our children to have things we never had when we were younger like a letter as on our report card and you are a straight-a student but i've also said this, if what you did yesterday did bake then you haven't done much today. one of the other plans you have for the future quest make you want to tell the people? >> yeah. i put a much carried this project all the way to the end so my next project is going to be trying to get commercial movie theaters to try to play the national anthem before every movie. [applause] >> thank you so much for your service and thank you so much for raising such a remarkable young man. charlie, congratulations. >> thank you. >> if you're like me you're sitting back and thinking, charlie and his father exist to make the rest of us feel like we are inadequate parents. god bless that kid. charlie, thank you for making it your mission to spread patriotism house by house and block by block. what an amazing story. >> this is a fox news ale

he said i love charlie but he's wrong on this. charlie: he denied -- then he confirmed it. liz: then he said he would put out a tax plan. charlie: what was that? liz: i said that. charlie: i didn't know what i was reading there. i didn't see the interview but i saw the transcript. it was like a fellini movie. liz: you will direct another movie soon. charlie gasparino. new records are moments away. two minutes left before the closing bell rings. the founder and portfolio manager of valley forge, with about half a billion in assets, do you buy at the top? we are about to see three brand new records. >> i think the low interest rate environment is really a great backdrop for equities for the next three to five years. so i think we will continue to see equities rise higher in the near future. liz: what do you look for when choosing companies in an atmosphere where there is a lot of positivity and record highs? >> we think in a low interest rate environment, the prized assets are the companies that can grow earnings in a predictable manner and with stronger organic growth. so we

he introduced me to charlie. i met this guy charlie. you know me, i'm a street guy first man. first thing i did investigated charlie. wanted to know all i could, know all about him. so i asked around. looked around. googled his name. he wrote a crazy book. the book was good, so it wasn't, but i didn't think charlie could pull this off, book he wrote. he was in a whole different field. he was coming around. i will be honest. me and charlie worked on the book five years. a lot of people didn't believe me. a lot of people in my family friends, didn't believe me. i'm working on a book. writing a book. a lot of people didn't believe. know what i'm saying, didn't believe. worked on this book five years. my own family, friend, you ain't writing no book. you know, that gave me strength though. not that they didn't believe, because they wasn't seeing. we in a world now, everybody got to see everything. somebody else got to tell themrap or say son, we believe in the technology world, microwave, facebook, everything fast. so people don't believe. you know. change, when you change. you do

charlie: you think trump might say something about iran? liz: charlie gasparino. we are coming right back. dow is holding on to 200 points of gains. and etfs are commission-free. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk . . ♪. liz. gang, you have to stay with me with just three minutes left before the closing bell rings let me give you stats here. the dow is just about, i want to say 40 or so point, less than 40 points away from dow 29,000. we have the s&p in record territory. same with the dow and nasdaq. look at nasdaq. crossing 9200 for the first time ever. can it close there? we're at 9200, right there, straddling it at the moment. all major indices from the blue-chips, small caps, transports are flying high. as we wait to see whether we can hit at least three brand new records, let us bring in right now, our "countdown" closer. michael sheldon, chief investment officer at rdm financial group. you can'

exhibition him from showing the show in front of the workers charlie chan. first of all though let's have a look into our cultural crystal ball and see some of the highlights coming up this year there's lots of. we'll be covering them with a big emphasis on the 250th anniversary of his birth and his ball here in berlin there's a new director of the berlin film festival again lots of coverage here. but there's all sorts of other things like this. will stop most of. the question is justified after all it's been 5 years since double a 7 last graced our screens so what's taking so long. well after all he is a secret agent one thing's for certain the 25th james bond film titled time to die is daniel craig's lost but he will follow you rumors have been buzzing for months about who will be the next to take the double. and this trailer may already have. a woman perhaps. these angels hold at least as much current value is james bond we have referee all the italian painter and architect of the hire in a sense to thank them 2025 hundredth anniversary of his death exhib

exhibition and from showing the huge influence of the work of charlie chang. cultural landscape. first of all though let's have a look into our cultural crystal ball and see some of the highlights coming up this year there's a lot of out of us trees and we'll be covering them with a big emphasis on the 250th anniversary of his birth and his ball here in berlin there's a new director of the berlin not a film festival again a lots of coverage here. but there's all sorts of other things like this. where. the question is justified after all it's been 5 years since doubler 7 last graced our screens so what's taking so long we all have. well after all he is a secret agent one thing's for certain the 25th james bond film titled no time to die is daniel craig's loss but he will follow you rumors have been buzzing for months about who will be the next to take the double. and this trailer may already have. a woman perhaps i hope. these angels hold at least as much brand value is james bond we have referee all the italian painter and architect of the higher nations to thank for that 2020 is

exhibition and from showing the huge influence of the work of charlie chan. first of all though let's have a look into our cultural crystal ball and see some of the highlights coming up this year there's lots of out of us trees we'll be covering them with a big emphasis on the 250th anniversary of his birth and his ball here in berlin there's a new director of the berlin and a film festival lots of coverage here. but there's all sorts of other things like the. worst of. the question is justified after all it's been 5 years since double or 7 last graced our screens so what's taking so long we all have oscar well after all he is a secret agent one thing's for certain the 25th james bond film titled no time to die is daniel craig's lost but he will follow you rumors have been buzzing for months about who will be the next to take the double 700 number and this trailer may already have. a woman perhaps. these angels hold at least as much brand value is james bond we have referee all the italian painter and of the higher nice ones to thank them 2025 hundredth anniv

charlie: why are you saying that? liz: charlie is still talking. take it, gerri. gerri: let's talk about what happened in the markets. the dow weekly leaders. apple, goldman sachs, mcdonald's, apple up 4.4%. this stock has been on fire. we have no fewer than five broker dealers raising their price targets on this stock. basically what they are doing is chasing it higher. goldman sachs understand the ceo said this week this is a $400 stock, they are reorganizing their businesses, trying to be more transparent. mcdonald's are trying to curb their party culture. who knew. they are also going after digital customers in a new way. again, these stocks getting a lot of price target upgrades. the dow weekly laggards, talk about them. walgreens down 8.5%. as you can see, 8.19%. this company has had roughly flat growth, not good. chevron down 3.5%, verizon down as well. i will give you -- okay. i won't give you s&p laggards. back to you, liz. liz: thank you very much, gerri. thank you for saving me. gerri: you are most welcome. liz: markets are set to finish off the lows of

charlie and the humans as. happiness is for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates we have totally ridiculous the size view nature of their theory that this is climate change sprites that sex how freeness in 3 books you get smarter for free books on. this robot called charlie may 1 day explore them and. professor both can paulson is chief executive advisor at the german research center thought artificial intelligence which charlie was designed and fast to points out that robots can also have practical applications and.

noel bellow kron 4 news well welcome to the world charlie you sure are cute, i can't handle charlie's cuteness this morning you so cute, so >>so new things happening in the new year brand new baby boy do we have a new forecasters at the same old thing kind of the same old thing actually get which is okay, i'm fine with that we actually finished year really thus the 2019. >>for one of my favorite days in the bay, it was out there that sunset was gorgeous knife and a hey if we can just keep that going i think we're all going to be okay with it looking outside this morning. we do have some fog that is for sure it's not blocking out your view of berkeley right here. but you head south of the berkeley hills down past oakland, especially right along the east bay and the view is not this clear there some dense fog that is formed on some of those east bay hills further south of san leandro especially through san jose and outdoor inland valleys to the delta as well so be mindful of these areas are going to be encountering some spots where visibility is definitely on the lower side now skies wi

♪ to mark theprepares fifth anniversary of the charlie hebdo terror attack's tomorrow, we will get the l latest on a nw trial starting today linked to the attacks of january 2015. the latest on the way. the trial of disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein starts today in new york. he's facing charges of rape a ad sexual assault that could get him life in jail. up, how the rising tensions in the middle east are impacting the markets with gold and oil prices surging. that's coming up in our business update. once upon a time in hollywood and 1917 7 the big movie winners at the golden globes last night in l.a. first our top story live from paris. ♪ >> hundreds of thousands of iranians took to the streets of tehran t today. the mass funeral honoring i ir's top geneneral qasem soleimani killed friday. soleimani was one of the country's most popular public figures, a hero of the iraran-iq war. iran's supreme leader prayed over his remains promising revenge.e. >> and emotive prayer led by supremee leader ayatatollah, a d -- ayatollah khomeini. amenei.nee -- can supportersn with accompa

charlie: really. you feel confident? >> i feel very confident. charlie: okay. that's what they're saying publicly. i will tell you what is going on behind the scenes because that's usually -- that reflects reality. what i understand from my sources that are close to both companies that both are growing anxious about this merger. they are giving their odds of winning nothing more than 50/50. they could not really reach -- read the judge very well. now, there were some points where he dissed the expert witness of the state ags who tried to argue that this deal by getting rid of one or merging these two companies, actually eliminating a carrier, that that would lead to higher prices -- liz: even though they have promised, legere has promised no price hikes? charlie: even though there's going to be the creation of dish, creating a 5g network, which state ags are trying to argue would be a weak carrier, the judge kind of didn't like the state ag argument. still, there are other things he said, it makes it very very very difficult for them to read the case and to rea

liz: this is just charlie being charlie. >> they had some problems, didn't they? liz: a few. i don't know if they're all done. we're watching it all. rocco, great to have you on the show. that will do it for "the claman countdown. thanks for joining us on this very meaningful holiday. we're all up at bat, there is a lot of global market news. "after the bell" has more of it right now. i will see you tomorrow. connell: president trump on the world stage. he is getting set to leave the white house. leaving today for the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, what promises to historic week back in washington. senate impeachment trial gets going. good to be with you i'm connell mcshane. >> i'm deirdre bolton in for melissa francis. markets closed for the martin luther king, jr. holiday. foot are higher after all three major averages hit new records

today, gunmen stormed the offices of french satirical magazine charlie hebdo. the attack left 12 people dead and marks the beginning of a wave of terror attacks around france. talks back on in france between the government and unions over plans for pension reform. this is the country's longestt ever nationwide transportation strike hits its 34th day. time for your business update with stephen carroll. you are starting with the very latest on ththe dispute betweenn francece and t t u.s. overer the french digital tax. >> the finance mininister has st a twtwo weeeek deadline with his american counterpart to resolve their disagreement over the tax. washington has threatened to impose tariffs of up to 100% on french exports including champagne and cheese after it found the levy would hurt american technology companies. the tax of 3% is imposed on digital revenues of major firms, momost of which are american. he discussed his conversation with secretary steven mnuchin. agreed to redouble our efforts in the c coming days to try and find a compromise on the digital tax

on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie abdo his headquarters in paris. the. terrorist targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and injure another 11 this was the 1st of a series of deadly attacks that lasted 2 days. in the aftermath of the killing thousands took to the streets to share their grief world leaders gathered in paris vowing never to give way to terrorism. the phrase just so we shall eat i am shelley became a global sign of solidarity the magazine nearly bankrupt before the attack gain public support around the world. where you look at this line we've been here since as this morning making a political statement put it secretly to fit the president's very important to show solidarity for freedom of expression. either of those for sure the attack was a major blow to press freedom and friends but beyond that the killing of shelley doe's journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond to terrorist threats for the next 2 years france rema

charlie wilson is on the way. our next guest a very funny gentleman you know from "parks & recreation" and "house of lies" who gives voice to the title mammal in sonic the hedgehog that opens up valentines day and what a romantic night that will be. please say hello to ben schwartz. how are you man. ben, who in your imagination will see sonic the hedgehog on valentines day? >> the best people in the universe. magic johnson was right here. magic johnson was right here. >> jimmy: did you meet him? >> yeah. i was waiting and i am like he is going to walk by really soon. i am like going to be really cool. he is a lovely gentleman. >> jimmy: i met him when i was 17 years old at the airport in lax. not only did he stop to talk to me, we were in the middle of traffic. >> what do you mean. >> jimmy: we were in the street. i saw him, flipped out and said hello. we stopped and chatted and i realized we were in traffic. >> that is amazing. that is how famous he is. he can stop traffic. >> jimmy: no honking at all. are you a

on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie a doe's headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and injure another 11 this was the 1st of a series of deadly attacks that lasted 2 days. in the aftermath of the killing thousands took to the streets to share their grief world leaders gathered in paris vowing never to give way to terrorism. the phrase just so we shall be i am shelley became a global sign of solidarity the magazine nearly bankrupt before the attack gain public support around the world. well you know if you look at this line we've been here since as this morning making a political statement. there's a very important to show solidarity for freedom of expression of those for the attack was a major blow to press freedom and france but beyond that the killing of shelley of those journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond to terrorist threats for the next 2 years france remained in a state of emergency

just real quick on charlie's point about numbers. bloomberg's money and this money are completely different. mike bloomberg's money that he's raised from hard work in the private sector is different than money that's made from democratic activists and by regular folks averaging $18, $20 per campaign and that's a very different fund-raising call. >> what does that mean? >> that means that this reflects energy. this is not a billionaire dumping $100 million into the race. this is raising hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars which democrats have over the course of the first nine to 12 months of this campaign. >> every dollar bernie is getting is definitely a vote. thank you so much. we'll leave it there. >>> coming up next, how police forces here in the u.s. are preparing for any possible retaliation from iran. ation fro. >>> this morning americans are watching to see how iran will respond to the assassination of one of the top leaders. the country vowing there will be revenge. i want to bring in nbc news invest galg investigati

this robot called charlie may 1 day explore the moon. professor is chief executive advisor at the german research center artificial intelligence which charlie was designed and fast to points out that robots can also have practical applications in everyday life. digital technology and artificial intelligence are transforming our society more changes are coming like hope that all of them are positive. the support if. right now professor vos to is on his way to the research center's bilin office he's going to host an open house event here today. to get into the balls to has spent decades studying artificial intelligence official what i am i involves computers that can understand human language machines that can learn in the factory checked. of the future. to get tarlac up of his senses like these can help track to try those with the harvest. smog systems allow paramedics to practice emergency procedures. and specially designed walkers can help elderly people stay on their feet. seems to be everywhere but i still feel we need to explain more

on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie doe's headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and injure another 11 this was the 1st of a series of deadly attacks that lasted 2 days. in the aftermath of the killing thousands took to the streets to share their grief world leaders gathered in paris vowing never to give way to terrorism. the phrase just so we shall eat i am shelley became a global sign of solidarity the magazine bankrupt before the attack gain public support around the world. well you know if you look at this line we've been here since as this morning making a political statement. it was a very important to show solidarity for freedom of expression those for the attack was a major blow to press freedom and france but beyond that the killing of shelley of those journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond to terrorist threats for the next 2 years france remained in a state of emergency thousands

on january 7th 2015 in front of charlie endos headquarters in paris. terrorists targeted the magazine after it published caricature is of the prophet mohammed it took less than 2 minutes for them to shoot dead 12 people and injure another 11 this was the 1st of a series of deadly attacks that lasted 2 days. in the aftermath of the killing thousands took to the streets to share their grief world leaders gathered in paris vowing never to give way to terrorism. the phrase just so we shall eat i am shot became a global sign of solidarity the magazine bankrupt before the attack gain public support around the world. well you know if you look at this line we've been here since as this morning making a political statement. very important to show solidarity for freedom of expression those for the attack was a major blow to press freedom and france but beyond that the killing of shelley of doe's journalists revealed that the country was ill prepared to respond to terrorist threats for the next 2 years france remained in a state of emergency thousands more milita

charlie chaplin won his 1st oscar in 1929 for the film the circus his influence was so great that his character of the tramp has become a part of the circus world. the original promotional posters are also sought after artworks visitors to the museum in not to get to see everything made charlie chaplin so unique including how the british born performer overcame great poverty to teach himself acting and singing and became one of hollywood's biggest stars. a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you today iran's ows revenge of the u.s.'s strike kills one of its top generals to the need to command a customs funny money dramatically escalates middle east tensions. are watching the news live from the island i think that you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's called i knew you could get mackinnon in berlin on behalf of the whole team thanks so much for joining us. you know good shape. controllable urge to lose weight. can take over your life was dramatic consequential. stomach problems infertility eating disorders dangerous. peo

[laughter] my pleasure, charlie. [laughter] [applause] i've got a little show and tell that i'll run through and if you have any questions or comments, i would be happy to take those. this is a map -- can you hear me? a map of florida, i think it's 1849 but it didn't change much the next 20 -- 30 years. it looked this way when he came. you could draw a line across the state from jacksonville to tampa and south lot line, there wasn't much there. many maps had to have it printed incognito. that gives you some idea the magnitude of the change is taking place in 150 years or less. he's certainly responsible for most of that change that took place from jacksonville all the way down to key west. there's a picture of the man himself. i wrote a piece but i say yeah, he knows flagler. flagler street maybe but even my daughter how to explain flagler college where she is a graduate and named after that. many students tell me the same thing. everybody knows rockefeller. when he was modest, he didn't care about grand eyes met. ev

nobody cuts better than charlie. he seems like a nice guy >> yes, i know and i know he is privately perhaps. when he says that -- >> he wyes, privately >> he says cost structure is too high he says it's earl will toy put time frames around the goals in terms of increasing rate of growth and obviously cutting costs. what do you make of that >> well, i guess the stock went up with the rest of the group, and we've got an etf-ization of these stocks that is unwarranted. the no time frame tells me the stock could dip down to 48, 47 about ever it starts going back up again, that number was horrible. i don't know i mean that is an outlier number i have to wonder whether they haven't lost share i have to wonder whether they literally are making less money per account than everybody else, when they used to make more. so was the star over, was it inflated i think if you go back and red that 110-page report by sherman sterling, which is underlooked, you'd see that wells did a lot of things to make the numbers. now you're seeing

mom dad and grandpa would e are hopeful for the impacts little charlie will make on the world around him. >>and he's got a mommy and daddy that are dedicated to making the world a better place and i hope you follow in their footsteps. >>he was a very cool customer for the media spent the whole time i was there sleeping by noon today, 6 more babies had been born there at centers on van ness they expected. at least a dozen would be born before the day was done in the newsroom. noel bellow kron 4 news back to you guys. >>thanks noel for starting off the new year with peeps and that is how one homeless encampment was able to celebrate in san jose today. thanks to the kindness of a local pastor from four's michelle kingston ted, we'll tag along she joins us live near roosevelt park in san jose with more on today's mission michelle. >>well pastor scott way jersey hands out food multiple times a week today, it was pizza and it was appreciated. that was a pizza. >>am my new year's day pastor buying pizza for the homeless pretty the house is good dozens of people live here in roosevelt park o

charlie chaplin won his 1st oscar in 1929 for the film the circus. influence was so great that his character of the tramp has become a part of the circus were. the original promotional posters are also sought after artworks visitors to the museum in won't get to see everything made charlie chaplin so unique including how the british born performer overcame great poverty to teach himself acting and singing and became one of hollywood's biggest stars. it which indeed only in years coming up next indeed news asia the disturbing impact of global warming on the himalayan glaciers. and listening at pleasure without power we will meet the last gramophone repairman in the indian capital. coming up next sunday delphine as a shy man you could as mckinnon my colleague helen crane will be here with me at the top of the next hour with the latest news thanks so much for joining us. to. see how do people survive in one of the driest places on earth. for thousands of years they used to melt water from the glaciers. but climate change is forcing people in like dogs t

live here from san diego with charlie evans, chicago fed president. charlie, good morning. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, steve. >> i know with the overnight developments and you haven't had a chance to think too much about them, but a time this morning with rising global uncertainty how do you process that? >> it happened last night so i haven't had a chance to look at the market data. i guess oil prices are up. there must be more uncertainty and i think we just have to, you know, see how this works its way out. i mean at the moment i think the fundamentals for the u.s. economy are good the labor market is strong, so i think we're in a pretty good position there. >> this becomes a matter how long the uncertainty continues, how long the oilprices remain high, depending on the economic effect it will have. >> that's right. >> let's talk about the outlook for 2020 these are early days of the year 2% has been the number that you've been talking about. is it still the number you are expecting? >> are we talking gdp or inflation? >> you tell me. >> both are sort of rele

well he was the absolute star of the silent film walt charlie chaplin 1st appeared on the big screen in 1914 he was one of the very 1st influences the in the early years of cinema now chaplin inspired generations of comedians and now an exhibition in the french city of not highlights his legacy. or out a cane baggy trousers a too small jacket. an iconic style that has inspired many 20th century artists the artworks are stylistically diverse and send the observer on an emotional rollercoaster much as chaplin himself did in his films modern times call for a modern perspective the machine becomes a guard to go interview for the most famous example is known in times with this scene with charlie is completely swallowed by the. he's like a small cog this is what is on the show is trying to portray an upward movement which assembles an assembly line. chaplin himself can be recognizably depicted with just a few lines for what's said so we can see clearly how a world appears from a few sayings we have this big white cloud that has just a few lines draws the most ash into small spots that beco

charlie would be there in the factory. willie wonky would be, like, look at me, charlie, you are the captain now, okay? that kid didn't have to buy, charlie. you are the best. if anyone comes, tell them you are running everything here. all right? moving on to the top story. ( cheers and applause ) it is officially 2020. new decade, new year, new goals. now, personally, i didn't make a new year's resolution this year. i was going to go on an all-vegan diet but my friend told me it's legal to eat vegans. but there is someone who made a new year's resolution, the 45th president of the united states donald trump. >> the president has indeed repeatedly called for ending costly foreign wars. >> he said so as recently as new year's eve, specifically referring to iran. >> i want to have peace. i like peace. >> trevor: okay. clearly, trump ran beauty pageants for so long he started to answer questions like he's in one. i want world peace. i like peace. and now for my talent, i will burp the alphabet. ( laughter ) on december 31, do

joining us is charlie from aerial investments charlie, welcome. >> thank you for having my >> well, you have to go specifically s&p 500, which is protectly where you want to be right now. frankly it's starting to get expensive for us they continue to run, but at some point growth will have had its day, and value still looks tractive growth does not look attractive to me at this point. >> interesting to hear you say that mike san tollist pointed out that in many ways the market is right where it was in 2018 does it feel that way? >> yes, different from 2019. last year there was gloom, a lot of talk about trade wars right now there's not a lot of bad news i say unfortunately, because the best time to invest is when people are worried about things. right now there's just not a lot to worry about >>> in the meantime let's focus on the big -- we're covering dave calhoun's first day wilfred has a preview of the banks earnings, and mike santoli has the market dashboard, but phil, first you on boring. >> we have fresh news. remember on friday when boeing announced the pay package for david calh

and to financial commentator charlie boyle for his take charlie good to see if the reports are factual how significant is this decision by china do you think. here evening you know i really don't think it's significant economically i mean if you look at this particular link which is basically a way of buying and selling securities on cross continent continent markets i think only one but only got set up earlier this year all the year just gone and there's only one company involved in that so i think it is more of a hope for the future regarding technology and ease of. of capital. so i don't think it's really significant financially economically but it certainly sends a message to the u.k. into the west as a whole so i mean i think if you if you look at the bigger picture here china is is now quite vogue in terms of its human rights situations in the past some of these governments of turned a blind eye and now it seems to be sort of flaring up then you've got the situation in hong kong and of course there's the trade war which has been going on for what seems like years now and you know

i want to show everyone a clip here's charlie hunnam and hugh grant in "the gentlemen." take a look. >> so what is that is that barbecue as well >> yes, it is, fletcher. i love a barbie. that is a useful bit of -- isn't it so that heats up you're knees and cooks at the same time you got to show me how to get one of them. >> well you can take it with you if you [ bleep ] off now >> ray any chance of a steak? >> yeah, all right got a bit of wagyu in the freezer as it happens. >> i never had wagyu >> yeah, well it'll be wasted on you, but it's all i've got. >> i'll get it, mate >> no, no, you're all right. just stay right there. >> [ bleep ] me. >> it's hot. >> jimmy: charlie hunnam, everybody. [ cheers and applause "the gentlemen" hits theaters january 24th it is fun. we'll be right back with a a performance by stormzy stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ [ buzzer ] ♪ ♪ aveeno® with prebiotic striple oat complex balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ ♪ oh, oh,

for the most famous example is known in times with the scene with charlie is completely swallowed by the somebody's life and he's like a small cog this is what is on the show is trying to portray an upward movement which is an assembly line. chaplin himself can be recognizably depicted with just a few lines for what's said so we can see clearly how all world appears from a few sayings we have this big white cloud that was just a few lines draws the most ash into small spots that become ice it creates a world and that's exactly what's happened with this character allison best magic charlie chaplin won his 1st oscar in 1929 for the film the circus his influence was so great that his character of the tramp has become a part of the circus world. the original promotional posters are also sought after artworks visitors to the museum in not to get to see everything made charlie chaplin so unique including how the british born performer overcame great poverty to teach himself acting and singing and became one of hollywood's biggest stars. it watching the news coming out next news asia. the d