. >> reporter: crosby says he spots fake mac makeup looking at the a. >> the fake one the a connects.rter: 42% of goods sold from third party sellers on the most popular websites were counterfeit. crosby says some products may not exist in the manufacturer's line, like this lamisil anti-fungal soap and gel. >> no idea what's in that. >> and putting it on your skin. >> expecting over the counter results. >> reporter: and these monster headphones. this product doesn't exist in monster's product line. >> reporter: they recently found them on ebay and said they pulled all the items after the iteam alerted them. e bay says in 2013, a fractions of a percentage point of its items have been identified as counterfeit, if someone has purchased a fake item, ebay's moneyback guarantee applies to virtually all actions. ebay and amazon said they aggressively combat bad actors. crosby showed us this list of items that are fake mostly because they do not exist in the manufacturer's authentic product line like these flash lights and amazon says they have been removed. fake law enforcement badges. >> t

david cros crosby has sold 30 mn albums. he wants to license his name for cannabis.release it will include his name and likeness. so sweet judy blue eyes could be sweet judy green eyes. and 8 miles high could become, well, 8 miles high. crosby's managers are hoping to reach a deal soon and they are testing the new weed in germany. i feel like a flying kil a fly . it would be him and a guy who put an engine on a beer cooler. god, i miss the 90s. topic number five. the makers of crocs are selling high heeled shoes and buying one is this season's hottest way to show the world you have no taste. these things go on sale for $50. oddly enough they have become a top seller. it's what brett favre wears when he's cross dressing. if you like these, i say you go buy a pair. maybe two more for your seeing eye dog. the company says the shoes are meant to be worn for all occasions, but they are urging people to resist riding a bicycle while wearing them. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. stay know what? no, what? i just switched to geico... ...and got more. more? got a com

for four years, i've lived at the cross behotel, a beneficiary of the san francisco safety -- crosby hotel, a beneficiary of the san francisco safety net. is there a site in the city that is more under utilized than this one? i'm biased because i'm in the neighborhood, but frankly, i -- i'd like to argue that it is the most under utilized site, at least in the downtown. a lot of work has been put into this over, let's say 35 years, 2.5 years with this developer. a lot of work from the city, hundreds of thousands of dollars, i'm sure. so the second question is if not this and now, what kind of project and when? a worthy site owner, i think wisely seeing that their congregation -- it's a small congregation, and they are kind of providing this site for housing and taking a smaller church. a street front that will be safer and more interesting and providing services, and i think architecture that's pretty compelling and very interesting and lends itself some kind of permanency with this if a niqad that lends itself to kind of classical permanency over the structure. i've canvassed my nei

crosby, welcome. mr. crosby: thank you. jeongman, members of the committee. i have many businesses and state associations on tax policy matters but i appear on my own professional behalf. i have only one point to make today. there is no immediate problem requiring congressional action in response to south dakota vs. wayfair. i applaud chairman goodlatte for calling this hearing. it's important that these issues are put on the table. there is a broad and thorough discussion of them, and most importantly dispel some of the myths that might lead to a crisis call that would call for unwarranted congressional action. in prior testimony before this committee i have said it is only congress that can fix the problem of state sales tax collection. i was wrong. because hi not expectation the court would ever weigh in on this again. it has. in so doing it has eliminated the problem which animated prior congressional proposals and hearings about how to restore to states the authority to require collection by remote sellers on sales taxes. since the decision, the states h

they had a special with not just in crosby, but bob hope and frank not to stars of the day -- and frank sinatra, stars of the day singing the praises of this car. but it flopped. people were not interested. i think there are three reasons. frankly, the unconventional styling. you look at that -- sometimes this is called a horst koehler to grill. it was different from anything else on the road in the 1950's. it also sometimes got unfavorably impaired to other things, joking that the edsel was like a buick sucking on a lemon. dsel was introduced just as the russians launched the sputnik satellite, and coincidentally or not, the united states went into a recession. car sales were hit. fordi think, frankly, overpromised and under delivered. they promised a revolutionary brand-new car. had thingse edsel that i would call more like gimmicks. this but i'll mutter is not a needle or a tile. instead it's a floating compass. the speedometer is not a needle or a dial. is it a technological improvement? i'll think so. another of the much heralded improvements was the tele-touch transmission. there

barbara stanwyck, bing crosby also owned a part, and this was a team that if you were an angeleno, you would come to see a ballgame, you would come here but then of course in the late 50s the dodgers moved west, dodger stadium was built and that was all she wrote for the hollywood stars in the gilmore field which was promptly razed to the ground and fast-forward to the 21st century, rick caruso decided to build the grove and the rest is, if not history then retailing legends. they say that 18 million people. year come to the grove, that's more than disneyland, and thank you for being among that 18 million. i think we maybe have a few fewer than that tonight. anyway, i'm not here to talk about the grove, i'm here to talk about early l.a., the subject of my new book the mirage factory, allusion, imagination and the invention of l.a. this is really the third book and what i regard as a trilogy of city books. the first one appeared in 2012, it was these ground rules about chicago. the second appeared in 2014 that was empire of sin about new orleans, and now in 2018 the mirage factory about

barbara stanwyck, bing crosby also owned apart and this is the team that if you were an angeleno you would come and see a ballgame, you would come here but then of course in the late 50s, the dodgers moved west. and dodger stadium was built and that was all she wrote for the hollywood stars and the gilmore field which was promptly raised to the ground and then of course to fast-forward through the 21st century, entrepreneur rick caruso decided to build the grove here and the rest is not history, then retailing legend at least. they say 18 million people a year, to the grove, that's more than disneyland. and thank you for being among 18 million. we maybe have a few you are than that here tonight but anyway. but i'm not here to talk about the grove, i'm here to talk about early los angeles, the subject of my new book the "the mirage factory". >> this is really the third book in what i'm regarding as the trilogy of city books. the first one appeared in 2012, city of scoundrels about chicago. the second appeared in 2014, that was empire of sin about new orleans and now in 2018, "the mira

days we can live expected there on the field crosby quicker so we can and we're just trying to do our best to be as close to them as possible but then there are the heavens open and those fair game beginning it was the driver of the happened then the towards the end it was it was getting more and more wet so it's pretty difficult to arrive in a corner and know how much if you're going to have to that's message challenging and then when you go to extreme you're just looking for a clean line and ready to turn around all of the corners so it's a bit like doing another dumbbell a bit you know i mean you get to the sewing and and been in the movement of the car jillian white says he wants a second crack at unified heavyweight world champion antony josh while after beating joseph parker on saturday british fighter beat the former world champion opponent on points that makes it eight wins in a row for the thirty year old his last defeat of course coming at the hands of his compassionate joshua if i am to have to wait to be able you know we need the media for i mean because i'm still new and

kennedy stayed at the house of the number one republicans liberty in los angeles being caught-- bing crosby and drove sinatra crazy and i just thought that was such a great story. >> drove a permanent wedge in their relationship. >> p lawfordre who was a memberf the rat pack who was also married to a kennedy: of john f. kennedy's sisters, peter lawford after this happened because lawford was ambassador between the two camps after that he was banned from sinatra movies. he was written out of every oceans movie like it was a huge deal back then. anyway,-- >> it would be like george clooney dropping characters. >> you are out. so, that struck me as something that might be fun to write about , but i don't know yet. it was a lot of work to do this one, so we will have to see. >> again, the book is on sale outside if you have not already picked it up i recommend it highly. j, went to thank you for being here and i thank you for what you do particularly in the donald trump era. >> thank you. [applause]. [applause]. >> book tv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitt

kennedy, president kennedy, state of health of the number one can celebrity in los angeles, bing crosby and it will not are crazy. [laughter] i thought it was such a great story. >> into a permanent wedge in their relationship. >> yeah, peter lawford was a member of the rat pack was also married to a kennedy, one of his sisters. peter lawford was after this happened -- because lawford was the ambassador between the two camps, he was banned from sinatra movies. he was written out of every oceans movie like it was a huge deal back then. anyway, i thought that was -- >> it would be like george clooney dropping don cheadle. right. >> if so, that struck me as something that might be fun to write about but i don't know yet. it was a lot of work to do this and we will have to see. >> again, the book is on sale outside if you have not already put it up. i recommend it highly. jake, thank you for being here and i want to thank you for what you do particularly now in the trump era. thank you very much. [applause] [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at the upcoming fairs and fest

charles: kristina, thank you very much let's get the word from former undersecretary of the navy seth crosbywhat do you make of it? i think knee-jerk reaction from media was over the top. all of it was negative speculation. is the president trying to deflect from russia? is the president picking a fight with iran? if we go to war with them in the next year, will this be a reason for it? to me they have always been a bad actor and we know mike pompeo spoke on sunday. i felt this was giving support to what mike pompeo had to say? >> i think iran is not being very serious when it talks about or not thinking carefully when they talk about the mother of all battles and the mother of all wars. if i remember correctly the last person who used that term was saddam hussein and he's dead right now. so the iranian rhetoric far exceeds the situation and i think the administration's response is good, if they make good on it. if it is just words, it is just words but the president is absolutely right in taking them seriously. charles: well, what do you make of what's going on inside of the country right n

got moody's managing director john lonski and last but not least, chief market strategist quincy crosby, this looks like it could get wildly out of control. >> it does look that way. the market seems to be thinking that at some point negotiations will begin. that is what the market is looking for. for example, the chinese deadline is july 6th. the market wants to hear we are delaying and rebooting negotiation. that is the other ratio. the market i thing as claiming to the idea that this could get very serious very quickly. >> it is certainly very much concerned. it's also worth noting the equity in china, germany, places like that are doing much worse. i think 16% year-to-date. ever since this became an issue, the chinese market is down by nearly 9%. neil: the president said they need to come to the table more than we do. >> by business gamble. they are very patient. >> that is the risk that he is taking. they could end up doing a lot of damage to the u.s. economy and take away all the momentum we now have on the labor front and that could prove to be costly come november. neil: have yo

host: we have one more call, michael is in crosby, texas, also receiving disability benefits.me. caller: how y'all doing? host: doing fine, thank you. caller: that number that y'all give, i am a veteran. i am disabled. benefitsng to get the going, but it has been over three years, going through the v.a. got meings the going through. when i got my social security, it did not take that long. i had a truck accident. year, but the military, to threesaid, it is up years, 2013, and is still dragging on. i wonder why it is taking so long on the military side instead of social security. host: you are trying to get your benefits from the v.a.? caller: yes, sir. guest: the answer is that the government is very inefficient in a lot of things. your claim is that it went there he quickly. most people do not. it is a serious problem that they need to address. host: the piece is "redefining disability." the author, robert verbruggen, if deputy managing editor at "national review. and you can read the piece online at nationalreview.com. thanks for being with us this morning. guest: thanks for