. >> cary?ggy-haired surfer. and he's jubilant. he's so thrilled to see his brother. there's nothing to suggest that cary was all that thrilled to see his brother. >> they shared a room. they didn't get along. steven didn't understand the rules that he was now expected to live by. >> steven, what have these years been like for you adjusting, getting over the seven years you were away from home? >> for seven years i had been supposedly an only child. now i had to compete with a brother and three sisters. >> you were away for seven years, and a lot of people still wonder why you didn't try to escape before you finally did escape three years ago. when you look back on that, why do you think that is, do you think? >> well, there's several reasons. i was told i was adopted. >> you believed it? >> yes, i believed it. >> kay, what about for you? how do you think it's been for steven? >> i think he's done fantastic. i'm very proud of the way he's kind of joined right in with the rest of us, and he doesn

joining me now is cari champion, the amazing cari champion, co-host of "tokyo tonight" which starts streamingorts connoisseurs talking about our sports topics, which you know i love to do. i'm super excited. i am going to watch the olympic show you are hosting because i think it is fabulous and i think you are fabulous, but i have to tell you i'm not super excited about the olympics this time. i wonder if that's because there's not an audience or maybe it is the disparate treatment of black women, it is kind of a turn-off. what do you think? do i need to get my pep in my step for the olympic? >> you know what? i think it is a combination of things. you're not alone. i know there's this overall feeling of it is it really worth it, should we be doing it, do i want to tune in. but it is all of the things. it is a global pandemic. i feel as if so many people have other things on their minds. i will tell you as always happens during the olympics, because it has been a rite of passage, we both love it, there would be moments so defining you will want to tune in or you will be excited about it. when

member the movie with cary grant? it takes a thief to catch a thief. i can't say i'm the biggest department store shoppers -- shopper but on the first floor to your right, you smell nice fragrances and perfumes. i always said to myself, is that because these products are leaking out of the bottle or something like that? i thought there were airtight packaging but in your book, you say you spray it around a little bit. is that right? so it is very important to be at the right location and that you and your competitors would be -- spar over who would be in the right location in the department store. is that right? mr. lauder: that's why i said to you the main thing we were watching for was growth. every department store in the nation was built on the profits they made and the growth percentage. i made it a point that we would drive the business -- our business faster than any other store brand. if the store had a 10% increase, i wanted a 15% increase. if they had 28, i wanted 30. i always wanted a bigger increase than the whole store would have. when tha

remember the movie with cary grant? it takes a thief. it takes a thief to catch a thief.i can't say i'm the biggest shopper but when i go into the department store, on the first floor to your right usually you smell a nice fragrances and perfumes and so forth and i said to myself, "is that because the products are leaking out of the bottle or something like that?" i thought they were airtight packaging but you say you spray it around to attract people. is that right? mr. lauder: that's right. david: it's very important as you point out to be at the right location and like you and your competitors would spar over who was going to be in the right location in the department store. is that right? mr. lauder: that's right. that is why i said to you the same we were watching for with growth. because every department store in the nation was built not just on the promise they made but on the growth percentage and i made a point that we drive the business faster than any other store -- brand of any kind in the store. if the store had, say, a 10 percent increase, i wanted 15%. if t

remember the movie with cary grant?when i go into a department store and i can't say i'm the biggest shopper in department stores in the western world, but when i do go in usually to the first floor -- usually on the first floor to your right, you smell nice fragrances and perfumes. i always said to myself is that because these products are leaking out of the bottle parts of the like that? i thought they were airtight packaging, but in your book you said you spray it around a little bit to attract people. so it's very important to be at the right location and you and your competitors what kind of spar over who was going to be in the right location in the department store. is that right? >> that's right. that's why i said to you the main thing we were watching for and doing was growth because every department store in the nation was built not just on the profits that they made, but on a growth percentage. i made it a point that we would drive the business, our business faster than any other brand of any kind in the store

remember the movie with cary grant? it takes a thief to catch a thief.avid: when i go into a department store, and i cannot say i am the biggest shopper in department stores in the western world, but when i do go in, usually on the first floor to your right, you smell nice fragrances and perfumes. i always said to myself, is that because these products are kind of leaking out of the bottle or something like that? i mean, i thought they were airtight packaging, but in your book you kind of say, you spray it around a little bit to attract people. is that right? leonard: that's right. around. spray and spray. david: so it is very important, as you point out in your book, to be at the right location, and you and your competitors, according to your book, would kind of spar over who was going to be in the right location in the department store. is that right? leonard: that's right. that is why i said to you that the main thing we were watching for and doing was growth, because every department store in the nation was built not just on the profits that they mad

region, it will affect a lot of people, we understand the, the roads and they said, going into labor caries and completely closed off right now. in fact, i'll be heading off to that area. as soon as i'm done talking to you right now, we'll be getting as close to become finding out exactly what is happening on the scene. ok, peter. yeah, we appreciate any and all updates on the safe travels as well to liver, cuz in our teeth, peter oliver, bring this right up to date on new entry with all it's a cobit help pass. that is the new law which has been approved by the french parliament. it'll restrict access to crowded public areas. i'm trouble. it comes as local authorities say the country struggling with a 4th wave of the pandemic. more than 25000 cases were registered a number of days ago. charlotte davinsky takes us through how the publics reacted to the controversial measures in a few days time. if you don't have a house pass, you simply won't be able to do this. i don't want to see that was on a not regulation is already in for a cultural institutions that will not be extended to the venue t

then washington examiner's senior campaign reporter, carie pickett talks about campaigns 2022 and 2024. also in our spotlight of magazines segment, we feature writer cat with her article on gerrymandering and how people are working to change the prospects. that's live at 7:00 eastern on saturday morning. join in with your call, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> sunday c-span's series "january 6: views from the house" continues. three more members of congress share stories of what they saw, heard, and experienced that day, including california democrat zoe lofgren who served as a teller for the electoral vote count on that day. >> a capitol officer came and said it was necessary to evacuate. and that we should take the -- there are hoods under the seat of each house in the chamber, that she should take those out and be prepared to put them on. so we did. i think when you pull the little red tag it activates it and so there was people -- people weren't wearing them, there had been tear gas released in the chamber, in the rotunda, which is why we were advise wed might need to wear t

ellison: good point, and let me illustrate why -- as anyone heard of a woman called cary-elle horner? she is a buffalo police officer in 15 years ago, she went to a routine thing with her and her partner and her partner is bashing the hell out of a suspect. she intervened to stop him, saying, hey, he is good, he is not resisting. he punches her in the face back and then goes and says she interfered with a lawful arrest and she ends up getting fired and it was because some professors at harvard picked up her that she even got her pension restored. look her up. it is why officers won't step up. another example, i can dream ever the guy's name. the wife says, my husband is suicidal, he has a gun, there are no bullets in it, i want the police to know that. he wanted to shoot him. -- keep wants you to shoot him. the officer says, i know what your situation is and skillfully gets the guide to put the gun down. two other officers, behind him as he is putting the gun down and they shoot him in the head and kill him. here is what happens next. the officer who did not shoot him is accused of en

starshah cary richardson.e in los angeles with more. >> president biden questions whether the rules should be changed. >> the rules are the rules. whether they should remain after that is a different issue. but the rules are the rules. i was proud of the way she responded. >> u.s. sprinting star sha'carri richardson said she injeflted the mayor kwanr juana to cope with the loss of her biological mother. she said she learned of the loss through a reporter. some liberals and conservatives are criticizing richardson's suspension. conservative talk show host tweeted, if you smoke pot you can be disqualified from the olympic, but if you are a biological man who takes a year estrogen you can compete against the ladies in weightlifting. alexandria ocasio-cortez' called the rule racist. tweeting that the banning of cannabis is an instrument of racism and colonial policy. but the u.s. anti-doping agency is sticking by its stance regarding richardson. they said the rules are clear. it's heartbreak on many levels. hopefu

>> right, cari, i have to ask you to come back much earlier in the hour. i agree with you. the supreme court's decision because it puts the wings on the back of these republicans, you raised a great point. why are they trying so hard to take it away. i hope you can clear your schedule. we'll talk about the success of all the efforts to get out the vote. we'll talk about naomi osaka. i am so sorry live events intervened. "the beat" with our friend jason johnson is joining us now. sorry i took a few minutes. >> no, i am listening. i am jason johnson. pfizer announced making a third booster dose vaccine to combat the delta variant. a doctor will join us answering yours and my questions. >>> rudy giuliani making it worse in an interview with steve bannon. questions swirls of ivanka flipping. we start with the fight for voting rights. what nicole was covering at the end of her show. democrats pushing to do more with republicans ramming through voter suppression laws across the country. since january, 48 states introduced 389 bills. 28 of those are signed into law in 17 states. p

cary hall with bank of america looking at the equity market, a senior u.s. equity strategist. what did you tweak a midyear waiting for this jobs report to adjust to the earnings season that comes? >> i think one of the important numbers of the jobs report will be the wage data. we have questioned how transitory the inflation backdrop will be. we have seen companies this past earnings season have their margins hold up well. i think that will be one of the key factors to watch for in the cummings -- in the coming earnings season. given the stronger data we have seen, lower industrials from an overweight due to a market way to view is the second-most labor-intensive sector after consumer discretionary, which we also recently downgraded to any underway to you. these sectors have a higher ratio of employees relative to sales, so there's more margin risk if we see inflation rise. jonathan: i know you are bullish on the cyclical parts of the market outside of industrials. i want to talk about your indexable price target. you along with others, the most bearish on the street at 3800 y

joining me tonight former state department official cary fi mike brown, louisiana senator bill cassidymarionette miller-meeks on house is up committee on the coronavirus. former new york police duty darren porcher, byron york and former congressman darrell issa. biden administration says no to cuban and haitian refugees trying to come to america over the ocean. the administration should take as hard of a stance on the u.s. border. republicans slamming president biden comparing state vote reform laws to jim crow saying this is over the top, hyperbole, misinformation, a manufactured crisis. again lots of hysteria, little specifics on why voter i.d. used in countries like canada, mexico and france is voter suppression. we're going to dig past the politics and give you the facts. plus the democrats historic blowout in new government spending. we have yet another read today on inflation. it shows it skyrocketing. what democrats want is double the annual u.s. budget under former president obama. the democrats face miss term losses. also this, more mask confusion from dr. fauci. he says follo

. >> my winner is shah cary richardson. anyone can show grace when it's they agree with.eople don't agree with. my loser, all the people who are now victims who believe their politicians and their elected officials said defunding the police will make you safer. >> shannon: not playing out in a lot of cities who went that route. harold? >> i like all the ones that have been. i like trees and teacher as little bit too. you already touched on zaylah, this was my winner. showed determination grit and vigor picked up spelling in the later part of her life. great american story. loser those critical of bipartisan. i read where the nominee democratic nominee for mayor of new york had continuer with a few leading republicans last night democrats and republicans critical of that we need more dinners like that, not less if we are going to get things done. >> shannon: yeah, i think the american people would back that as well. okay, panel, thank you very much. have a wonderful weekend. when we come back, "notable quotables." ♪ ♪ i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need t

. >> and three weeks until the olympic games and team usa sh' cari richardson, she dominated during theafter a positive drug test. she is now disqualified from her signature event in tokyo. she still has a shot for the 100-meter relay. this morning the track star said she knew the rules and turned to pot after the death of her biological mother. >> i know i don't just represent myself and i represent a community and to you all, i apologize for the fact that i didn't know how to control my emotions. i apologize if i let you guys down, and i did, and i want you to know that this will be the last tyke the u.s. doesn't come home with the gold medal in the hundred. >> richardson asked others not to judge her saying she's human like the rest of us, only she runs a lot faster. >>> and back to work as the country starts to emerge from pandemic lockdown. the employment picture is looking up, but what about the millions who are still out of jobs? this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities on america's largest, fastest, and most r

thank you so much, cari champion and latosha brown. i'm way over. i will see you tomorrow for "the cross connection" my guests including joaquin castro and christine plaskett. "all in" with chris hayes. >>> tonight on "all in." >> it is time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks, not the regular folks. it is the unvaccinated folks that are letting us down. >> a governor who made vaccine passport's illegal lashes out at the unvaccinated. tonight the backlash politics standing in the way of vaccination, and how the vaccine fight today echos the seatbelt fight of the '80s. >> i oppose it on the basis that it replaces the free will of the individuals with the desires of the state. >>> then the accused foreign agent from the former president's inner circle out of jail on a $250 million bond. >>> plus -- >> can we really believe that their patent pending system, we can bring sexy back to construction? >> the guy who sunk $30 million into building trump's wall now looking for a buyer. >>> a big moment in baseball as the cleveland guardians step up to the

he caried that through, the completion of the work that he and his brother had begun. by 1966 -- you know, 1966, he campaigned in the midtermer if other candidates around the country, and the press see him as transformed, that he'd become a terrific public speaker, energetic, charismatic, i mean, i really -- well, i mean just fully engaged in the work of the politics, the senate, and the causes that he believed in. i think it took time. adam walensky noted the day that robert kennedy stopped wearing a black tie, and it was when they were in latin america -- when was that? it was a couple years after president kennedy was assassinated. so, you know, i think it was gradual, but always working, but coming into his own, i think certainly by 66, he had fully come into his own. >> okay. all right. so here's a different kind of question, what role did robert kennedy's catholic faith play in his political life? >> i think -- i think his faith was formative. i mean, you know, it's hard -- i mean, he went to church on sundays, but it was more than that. i think he had a deep fai

for instance, that must type in cary, the turner case, -- that must type -- the must carry, the turner case. that is the regulation of speech permissible under the first amendment. we have public interest obligations we apply at the fcc on broadcasters. we have rules like that data roaming rule which requires nontitle two carriers, operators, to carry the traffic, the data traffic, of other industries, outside of the common carrier company. there is a lot of analogies and precedent that can look -- be looked to in the fourth amendment context, although that is very interesting to me, but it is out of this panel. the panel here is focused on preemption. when you do start to talk about state law or regulation of content moderation practices, again, federal or state, you will have first amendment arguments. when you get to the state law argument, you get to the gumption. -- to the preemption. the main lines of argument for preemption of either some or all state law efforts to regulate content moderation, one of course will be section 230. the other argument is that there has been a genera

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let's bring in cary severino, president of the judicial crisis morning.l hear it, they've agreed to hear it, it's going to happen in the fall. it challenges mississippi's ban on most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. how do you think this is going to go? >> well, i think there are several directions it could go. i agree with justice thomas, the only justice on the court to have really clearly stated that roe v. wade is a constitutional aberration. it doesn't find its roots in the text. it's possible that the majority of the court will agree with that. that would cast it back to the state. i think we see a range of different state laws in that case, people in new york, for example, have some of the most permissive abortion laws along the lines of what we have in china and north korea. after nine months of pregnancy, you might see states doing what mississippi is doing here, looking at the fetal pain, looking at the health risks of mothers in later abortions and saying they should be limits. all abortions after the first trimester are limited. but it's

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cosby and his supporters are touting this as an exoneration, that justice has been caried out for him. but did the supreme court say anything about the guilty on his charges which he was convicted? in other words was there a statement that he was guilty of the things he was convicted of doing or was it a procedural motion? >> this was about the technicality, the jury of his peers of his peers stated that he was guilty. and while the guilty no longer stands, the factual finding behind what the jury said still does. they found, after all of the testimony, after andrea constand testified, they found he gave her a drug, rendered her incapable of consent and then sexually assaulted her. >> danny, what's your read about what we saw yesterday? >> a lot of things kristin said are spot on. but we've been calling this an agreement and i would say it doesn't rise to the level of an agreement. and that's what the court concluded because it used a principle from contract law that happens when you have parties that think there is a contract but the contract fails. in this case bruce caster didn't f

host: mike in cary, north carolina. you say, no, i am not following this new vital -- guidance.aller: no. they have lost all credibility with me and they did a long time ago. remember what it was two weeks to flatten the curve? remember that? masks, no masks -- they are all over the place. the comments from the previous caller -- it is not a vaccine. it is an experimental serum. regards to all of that, for background, i am stage four cancer -- i have been for two years. covid it while i was just starting chemo treatments last year. basically, what i have done since then, i wear a mask when i go to the chemo center. again, that is a private business. they have a right to -- it is a very -- it is a place that has sick people and immunocompromised people. i am one of them. i will wear a mask when i go to the supermarket if the supermarket mandates it. again, it is their business. they have a right to run it as they want. we eliminated pretty much all the mask mandates in north carolina many many months ago, so i don't know -- the only two places are -- i really go are the supermark

test of drinking water systems in my district, including ral lee and cary, have detected pfas. this bill would accomplish multiple goals, including directing the e.p.a. to establish standards to protect our drinking water from contamination and authorizing grants to drinking water utilities treating pfas contamination. some utilities are already investing millions of dollars to upgrade their water treatment technology. i was proud to offer a bipartisan amendment with congressman rouzer to clarify requirements for this grant program. helping to ensure that communities that are already investing money to address this problem can still benefit from the funding included in this bill. h.r. 2467 is a strong step forward to protect the health of our water, air, soil, and our people. and i'm thrilled that we are bringing this bipartisan legislation to the floor. i also rise in support of h.r. 2668. for over 100 years the f.t.c. has been tasked with protecting consumers from fraud and deception in the marketplace. until it the supreme court's recent ruling, the f.t.c. used a provision o