lindsay lindsay, you were hanging out with two dudes experiments with shrooms. tell me about this. >> i got to do to upstate new york and meet with these guys who are revolutionizing the way we think about packaging goods. >> you know, every cubic inch of this soil right here is teaming with millions of inches of mycilium and all around us fungi is everywhere. >> when you're with two geniuses, you're sure to stumble on something scientifically complex. >> you can see the mycilium growing directly into the log. >> chances are it somehow involves a mushroom. >> we're here at incubative designs and i'm one of the scientists at this revolutionary newbie yo materials companies where we take local farm waste and mix it with tissue from mushrooms and growing replacements for plastic foams that are used in protective packaging. >> why is this so important? what's the problem with styrofoam? >> there's about $10 billion to $20 billion of styrofoam products used globals. it's not like plastics equals bad. they're fundamentally uncompatible with the earth's biosphere. >> w

>> lindsay lohan and her mom dina sued fox news channel and sean hannity because one of the panelists said dina is doing cocaine with lindsay. >> lindsay cocaine and lindsay lohan is also on tape saying my mom kidnapped me, she's high on cocaine. is lindsay's defense that we only did it separately? >> yes. [laughter] >> britney spears released some photos from her lingerie line. she looks really, really good. she's got her little like strappy gu

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lindsay simmons. [applause] lindsay is my laa for education issues. she has worked tirelessly to make sure that today is a successful event. i would love to want to get acknowledge lindsayu see a lot of my staff around here. they have put a lot of time into today to make sure it is as successful as possible. i also want to thank my partners. the friedman foundation for educational choice. and the american federation for children. we will have educators like steve barry from capital preparatory schools to grassroot energizers like rick of aei. here's what i want you to walk away with -- and understanding that we understand that we believe that child's education should not be determined. the quality of your education should not be determined by your zip code. every child, in every facet of this nation, has the potential to be a lifelong learner. and to be a child of excellence. we want to make sure that we focus our attention on making sure that everything will student everywhere in the nation, no matter your zip code nobody at think background, ahmadi family income has the opportunity to succeed. if we do that, our future will be amazing. [applause] i like that. the brot

also to lindsay roop, -- lindsay rupp thank you for bringing us that story. hyman has more on tjx. julie: the company is joining retailers who are saying they will be raising wages. tjx says it's full-time and part-time store associates will be earning at least nine dollars per hour in june. beginning sometime next year the folks who have been employed for six months or more will earn at least $10 per hour. this follows on walmart's announcement that it will be waiting -- raising wages. some of this has to do with these companies wanting to improve the wages for their employees and customer service. it is also a more competitive marketplace for retail labor. betty: thank you so much. julie hyman at on our -- at our breaking news desk. he says he wants to make the fed more accountable. bill huizenga joins us next. we will be back. ♪ betty: top stories this morning. greece gets a warning from creditors. athens, earning plays -- praise for new reforms. the imf and ecb say actions be glad with the words. in ukraine, possible signs of progress. the government sayi

lindsay. when it comes to defending her reputation lindsay does not go down without a fight.have a legal leg to stand on? >> we felt it was imperative we bring litigation. >> the early signs of train wrecks and tragedy about to

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lindsay moran, aljazeera washington. >> you can watch lindsay moran's special report at 10 p.m. on america tonight. >>> ash carter returned to the penitentiarypentagon today as the new boss. he has worked in it the pentagon before in different posts, most recently as the deputy of defense. and he met with president obama at the white house. he seceded chuck hagel. >>> and the obama administration announced that it will allow foreign companies to export armed drones. but the companies can only use them for national defense or situations covered by international law and the remote devices cannot be used for surveillance, and they will review perspective sales on a case by case basis. >>> coming up, academy award director xander, the salt of the earth. about the extraordinary life and work of a trail blazing photo journalist. >> there's out rail in turkey over the murder of a young woman last week. >> david they not only raped this woman they killed her in brutal fashion and we're talking about the murder of a 20-year-old college student which has sparked protests among turkish wom

lindsay adario, all happened before she and three colleagues from the new york times were kidnapped in libya during 2011. i spoke to lindsay's husband paul de bendern. who is also a journalist. >> when you hear from her next what are you going to say to her? >> i'm going to say you know you got to come back here because you know we got to have kids you know? that's my -- i've been trying to you know to get her to you know come back. >> well, that interview and the happy story of the birth of paul and lindsay's son in december of 2011 are part of her fascinating new book, "it's what i do" a photographer's story of life and love in war. lindsay, it's exciting to see you and talk with you all in the past tense because when i talked with paul it was pretty intense. >> it is something that makes me pretty emotional. >> you know, for him saying that to the world -- >> i was sort of in denial for the time it was for me to have a baby. i kept procrastinating. it's a hard subject for a professional woman. >> your story has been sort of nonstop. you femme in love with the camera your dad gave you and you sought out as any journalist would, you had your baby and still gone on. >> i'm trying a way to navigate the train, i don't know many female war correspondents that have children, it's happening more and more but there are not many role models. i was in afghanistan three times last year and in iraq two times but i'm trying to stay away from the front line. trying to cover more civilian stories, refug

. >> lindsay moran, america tonight. >> you can see more of lindsay's story tonight at 11:00 eastern time. 7:00 pacific. >>> the fight against isil has created an unusual ally for the u.s. here ask stephanie sy with the next hour. >> since the 1990s the u.s. had a kurdish separatist group on its list of terrorist organizations, but recently, they have been fighting the same enemy as the u.s., isil. and they have been doing it well. they helped to liberate kobane. they are clashing with the forces. >> the violence is mutual, the movement is affiliated with the militant pkk which the u.s. calls a terror group. they accuse the pkk of burning their offices and killing nine of its members. if security forces stay quiet the more pkk gets quiet and builds an empire of fear. but today across the syrian border, the u.s. allies, in kobane, they recently defeated isil but they resisted kurdish efforts before their victory in syria, and crushed kurdish efforts inside of turkey >> so we'll be taking a closer look at the pkk in the next hour and the complicated relationships, john, between the u.s

lindsay lohan. c. kim kardashian. >> lindsay lohan! >> muy bien contestado. te voy a dar tu premio. 10 monedas de oro. >> magnÍfico! >> cuidado porque el chocolate se estÁ derritiendo. >> gracias! >> sÍ sabía de hollywood. kim es la mÁs controversial. >> lindsayas que dicen que es como un castigo por haber cruzado de esa manera, ilegal. y otras personas dice que tal vez es porque uno viene con bacteroas y hay muchos niÑos de varios paÍses que vienen contaminados. y dicen que lo helado matan los microbios. por eso lo tienen asÍ, frío. >> casi al mes de haber ingresado ilegalmente a estados unidos, en enero de 2014, yuleidi logrÓ reunirse en miami con la hondureÑa que le abriÓ las puertas de su hogar y hora de su tutora. >> para mÍ estuvo claro desde el principio que yuleidi decÍa la verdad, y obtuve la informaciÓn necesaria para gestionar su estadÍa. >> la abogada shannon shaw tomÓ el caso sin retribuciÓn monetaria. >> yuleidi calificÓ para el estatus especial de inmigrante juvenil. es una visa que protege a menores que han sufrido abuso, abandono o negligencia. >> al calificar para la visa, se suspendiÓ la deportación y se aplicÓ para la residencia permanente, que ya obtuvo. >> el trÁmite fue muy rápido. demorÓ de mayo de 2014 a enero de este

. >> so, lindsay lohan this is such a crazy story but we broke this on the website. we found out that lindsayne things with her community service that has pissed off the prosecutor in such a big way that the prosecutor convinced the judge today to toss out more than half of her hours. >> start over. >> some of these things are priceless. to me, the one that i just cannot believe the prosecutor we're told found

story of the birth of paul and lindsay's son in 2011 are parts of her fascinating back "it's what i do - a photographer's life of love and war", in a conversation, lindsay said watching my interview with her watch. >> i was in denial with the idea that it was time for me to have a baby. i was 37. we talked about it. i was procrastinating. it's a hard subject for a professional woman. >>y, and your story has been nonstop. you fell in love with the camera that your dad gave you. you sought out as many journalists do, whatever job you could get, however lowly. you wept on. on. >> sure. i'm trying to find a way to navigate the train. i don't know many female children. it's happening more. there's not many role models. i'm covering more. i was in afghanistan three times, iraq two times. i'm trying to stay away from the front line, covering civilian stories, refugees - trying to mitigate the danger. >> if you didn't have to mitigate the danger are or transferrers the trem an would things be different the the idea of being a moth to a flame has gotten people killed. if i didn't have a son, the terrain changed. with i.s.i.s. it's a new game. there is no negotia

lindsay you know? he was at the university and then he went to help mao. michael lindsay, in case you do not know he was professor at american university teaching history. >> i didn't know that. >> yes, in fact his granddaughter is working for the congressional research. >> the worm turns doesn't it be? yes. look her up. she has a wealth of stories. her name is susan. but anyway -- susan lawrence. but the question, the question is, i mean these westerners who are advising the communist party, you know not to go to extremes, they should do this and that and what happened to them? >> well, that's another interesting story. the westerners that i talk about most in the book were not advising mao. they were reporting very favorably on mao and goes back to red star over china which was really the beginning point of the myth, the kind of heroic romantic myth of mao the great revolutionary and a great fighter against the japanese. even though this happened in 1937, 38 thereabouts, i talk about edgar snow because most people, under the misconception. people think edgar snow chose

lindsay and re-created uma thurman's new look and here's what lindsay looked like before. can we take a look and see? all right. beautiful and, mickey, what have you done here? >> well, it is skin care, everybody was saying that. you need to -- there's such technology with skin care. if you use blur creams now and they sit on top of the skin and they have consistency to them and erase fine lines and saying the taut forehead and will smooth out the pores which gives it that appearance and find a super, super light foundation. now, foundation has grown up a lot too. you have cushion foundations now. you want to find one that comes in a really, really kind of wide range of color and then what you do with that, it's so, so thin i can even show you on your hand. it just melts into the skin. >> it does. >> so you're going to leave as much skin exposed as possible, natural skin so then you're just really going to color correct with what's left. >> how does that feel lindsayhe eyes, popping the lips. >> and you're using the same colors that you're using to contour and highlight around the eyes. so nothing really stands out so that contour color is only about a shade darker than your skin tone and you're going to use it on the crease of your eye too. >> we were just talking, amy and ginger and i and lara. is this for everyone? >> it is actually for everyone. everyone can wear it. some people just have more of a preference. we're seeing a lot of nude lips but uma pulled off a really bright lip and it looked beautiful so that's where you want to play with your color. if you're someone who can't wear mascara, the trick with mascara, put it on the base and take it off the tips at the end. >> good tips. good to see you again, worked together back in the day. lindsay, looking beautiful, as always. >> thank you. >>> our "heat index" and karina smirnoff, one of our favorite pros from "dancing with the stars" is going from the ballroom to the book store with a new

in new york city the lindsay years as one student that robert and i share ben holtsman is working on the the lindsay years, the 1960s, seem -- the development of many of the innovations associated with the 1980s such as the use of real estate property tax abatements, the aggressive efforts of city government to stem the exodus of industry even the proximate cause of the fiscal crisis, the use of the credit markets to fund the local state rather than taxation is a certain form of an early find of financialization, a way to try to use finance to a evade political conflicts. so framing the period as one of crisis or accepting the period's framing of itself in those terms can obfuscate or make it harder to see these real areas of continuity. and making it much more difficult to see the ways that the assumptions and ideas of a post-war year and post-war liberalism shape what comes afterwards. but finally to return to nostalgia, i think that one of the -- i think it's not -- we shouldn't throw out the idea of crisis all together, either. that part of what makes the era such a compelling one to study is th

in new york city the lindsay years as one student that robert and i share ben holtsman is working on the the lindsay years, the 1960s, seem -- the development of many of the innovations associated with the 1980s such as the use of real estate property tax abatements, the aggressive efforts of city government to stem the exodus of industry even the proximate cause of the fiscal crisis, the use of the credit markets to fund the local state rather than taxation is a certain form of an early find of financialization, a way to try to use finance to a evade political conflicts. so framing the period as one of crisis or accepting the period's framing of itself in those terms can obfuscate or make it harder to see these real areas of continuity. and making it much more difficult to see the ways that the assumptions and ideas of a post-war year and post-war liberalism shape what comes afterwards. but finally to return to nostalgia, i think that one of the -- i think it's not -- we shouldn't throw out the idea of crisis all together, either. that part of what makes the era such a compelling one to study is th

lindsay paralyzed every day he meets his older grandson at the schoolbus stop with his five-year-old grandson aj tagging along. weather made getting his wheel cha through the mud incredibly difficult this week. lindsay got stuck. it was incredibly out and that's when his grandson took over. >> we traveled down the hill, but there was so much wind and rain as we were coming up the hill the chair got stuck in the mud. >> i needed help to push pop pop out the mud. >> aww cute little guy. lindsay his grandson aj was going back to get him his phone. instead aj called 911 all by himself. smart guy. he got his pop pop an extra blanket to stay warm in the frigid weather. help arrived a short time later and lindsay says he could not be more proud. >>> what do you love to shop or cannot stand it the experience is about to change. new technology is making a quicker, easier, frankly i think pretty cool. >> fox's allison morris shows us how changing up your wardrobe is going high tech. ♪ >> reporter: cutting edge video displays screens and high technology in stores. >> burberry have been leading this entire sector. >> reporter: it's the future of shopping but it hasn't been happening here in the us. >> it's a big risk for a retailer. you put a lot of digital technology into your stores. you don't know if they'll be a pay back. >> reporter: but that's all changing. this winter new yorkers will see high end boutiques and shopping centers go high tech. at the staten island mall, new kiosk