. >> jimmy: and did he call you cher? >> uh, yeah.e a lot of people in a small space and you're trying to find something. so it request feel intense, but um, that was supposed to be private. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> i'm a little embarrassed. i'm, i'm sorry about that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> sorry you guys had to see that. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i believe larry. >> no, it's not larry's fault. >> jimmy: it's totally larry's fault, and cher's fault in a way, you know? cher does have some of the burden to take for this. >> sure. well, let me think about this a bit more. >> jimmy: okay, you do that. >> my publicist will issue a formal statement tomorrow. >> jimmy: okay, that's a good idea. >> yeah, can we move on? >> jimmy: yeah, it's over now, so if you want to go call larry, we can do it. >> well, i should probably publicly apologize to larry. >> jimmy: yeah, you probably should. >> larry? i'm, the thing is, though, [ laughter ] i am sorry, but he did whisper, like constantly while we're trying to work. and sometimes it's really har

. >> i think i see sonny and cher. is that sonny and cher? sonny and cher are in the house.our booties. oh. >> i'm glad i've got you, babe. so let's get down. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm eating my heart out waiting to get in there. but you know what. >> it's okay. >> i'm sure there's some hot stuff going on this evening. >> can i get your attention on the dance floor? we have the queen of disco in the club, please welcome donna summer. ♪ i need some hot stuff baby tonight ♪ ♪ i want some hut stuff baby this evening ♪ ♪ got to have some love tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ i need hot stuff >> you don't have to wait this evening for some hot stuff. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hot stuff >> everybody and donna summer is in there. why are we out here? >> we got to get in this place. >> i think i see somebody rolling in right now. literally rolling in. >> make room on the dance for, olivia newton-john here straight from the set of "xanadu." [ applause ] ♪ i love the night life i like to boogie ♪ ♪ on the disco round >> hey, everyone, you have to believe we are magic and nothing can stand in our wa

>> cher is mad. kennedy: oh, no, is she? she should be.efender of the armenian people who were slaughtered at hands of turkey. >> you are right. the afghan war so old it is buy cigarettes and sign up for marine corps and fight itself. grant it, every time i go over there i come back more deaf and have more iron in me this not the way you do it just like obama got out of iraq is wrong. same with this, this say horrible deal, not just because of the ground there, but the message now, from taiwan, to belgium, is that you know at least this guy is president you can't trust an american handshake or blood in the same soil. kennedy: well, it is a shame what happened to the kurds. it is as to president of turkey has gotten in the president of united states ear, convinced him they are terrorists, you have pointed out over and over, that kurds like term an umbrella term does not mean one thing. >> no, world's largest ethnicity without their own country, that said, kurd is not a kurd, peshmerga are kurds but kurds are not all peshmerga, person pa hav

in franklin here ounty over the line there were abolitionists but also slave chers so slavery was not diluted but emphasized. differences between the north and south that matter are not weather, cities or industry or culture or religion. and the had slavery other didn't. it is not that where different are.res of society all these different contexts are changing the other. people had thought for sure god wanted to save the united states they joined the confederacy. then they were not sure that is in mind.ad hat how radically things can change. i use the phrase deep contingency. finding orders around cigars. i mean everything is contingent everything else. everything touching everything else. connected. if you are hat wanting to understand warfare politics.o understand a lot of the schedule of battles is consequence of battles understandable only through the prism of political life. during those days we i was traveling as president and found laguardia with another delay in the rain and start it to see n, can't wait what happens to those people in i would have an idea writing in margin o

. >> from classic movie stars like elizabeth taylor to beyonce and cher.tus symbol to have a barbie created in your honor. just ask zendaya. >> it's, you know, showcasing different types of beauty. it's showcasing different types of women and i think that, you know, barbie is diversifying. barbie doesn't look like she used to look. >> keltie may not have her own barbie, but she's becoming one. she's taking you inside barbie's dream house closet. it's her best day. >> then, if this bus is rockin' don't come knockin'. only "e.t." is behind the scenes of dolly's new dance track. >> you don't see many buses like this. >> plus geraldo is telling all from his personal life to his wildest on-camera moments. >> he hit me, but i hit him back plenty. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> we're kicking off "e.t." halloween week with me as your co-host. don't worry you will scream. get it because i was in the movie. we've got ghost busters -- >> who are you going to ll >> not me -- stars playing dresd this guy. >> don't get caught napping. >> on "e.t." ♪ >>> welcome

little richard, cher, prince. which one was your favorite? >> little richard. >> why?ost fun to do. the hair and the make-up, i was iconic. >> tooty fruity ♪ >>> meanwhile the idol judges are searching for the next big star while sharon is going to do little richard for us. >> "american idol" is "american idol." >> then we have a feel good story from eva longoria and baby santiago. >> this is my life work. >> and kirstie alley, the throw backs throwing her off her game. >> i was freaking out last night. i was like -- and i was sweating. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> next "e.t." >> who is under this season's mask? >> the latest singer fto be unmasked. >> plus -- >> i never got to say good-bye. >> we're with the cast dealing with luke perry's riverdale fair wael. >>> then gray's fan is the welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun.

blackwell's list blasts a-listers from zsa zsa gabor and meryl streep to cher and madonna. >> at numberk, a butterfly wearing her cocoon. >> there was a certain cattiness or bitterness or anger. did people think that's who he was? >> no, no, no. this was an image he created. he loved the attention and came up with anything that would enhance that attention. >> as an up-and-coming hollywood publicist, harlan boll also knows that leading ladies love blackwell's scorn. >> they preferred to be on the worst list than the best list. >> why? >> because this meant a guaranteed worldwide press of their name. women vied to get on that list. >> it's in march 1994 when mr. blackwell first meets with the man who'll become his heir to discuss hiring harlan as his publicist. just one problem -- harlan finds himself in the middle of his own fashion emergency -- an unraveling hem. >> i freaked [chuckles] and i grabbed my stapler and i stapled my hem up on my pants so it wasn't on, you know, the ground. and we walked around, and as we left, he pulled me in and said, "by the way, i noticed." but i underst

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cher is not alone.le sleeping in the last 12 months. over a quarter of people waited at least six months before getting help while three quarters of those wished they'd done so sooner. everyone knows that feeling when life gets on top of us. a number of celebrities and members of the royal family have previously spoken publicly about their own battles with mental health. now they've joined forces to launch an online toolkit to give simple personalised advice and information, from improved sleep to exercise and meditation as well as details of who to call in an emergency. the royal college of psychiatrists says it's a useful resource but warns it doesn't address the needs of patients with more severe mental illnesses and with one in ten psychiatric posts unfilled, it says there's an urgency to meet the needs of the most vulnerable. katherine da costa, bbc news. joining me now is dr yvonne doyle from public health england. thank you forjoining us. is this a useful film and website to help people? this who

this garden in also has changed how much completely in this arid region of new cher she's been growing produce organically for 2 years now. i suffered a lot before the garden i didn't have anything i lived in misery but now it's better i make money with a garden i have food and can buy clothes i can even help others. what i know i was going to find. this gardening project for people with disabilities is run by the new gerry an ngo kaka and funded by international n.g.o.s. each participant is providing a plot of land and help to build a well. every plant also comes with a manual water pump seeds some livestock and a carton donkey. a fence protects the plants from animals. 5 years ago this land was dry and bad but mohammed who is who is doing so well he could buy a motorized water pump some of his produce is now sold in the capital in the army 120 kilometers away. the project lets people with disabilities earn an income and it seeks to integrate them into that village communities and the plants they grow help protect the land from the hot sun haro winds. and how about you. if you're also

work was done what the law and most of the new look and the man who what when where and when cher were in jail but then just but you know last. and. look at the look at the look at well i'm looking at whether or not i don't know us but an al-jazeera asked the canadian security intelligence service to comment on most of our kleeneze allegation they replied to say they do not comment publicly on specific cases but they are that our exchanges with foreign agencies are or was guided by a pleasurable law ministerial direction and a robust suite of internal policies all to ensure that c.s.i.s. is not complicit directly or indirectly in the mistreatment of any individual and that everything we do to keep canada's safe is consistent with canadian values. al-jazeera came across another case of abraham we see another libyan opponent of gadhafi this time in our lives. he says he was detained for questioning by the irish authorities before the visit of george w. bush to our. 2004 this led to media stories saying he had links to al qaida. but the. death of them well that and we don't have much. oh

lebanon's politics run along deep sectarian fault lines the country's made up of christians sonny and cher muslims as well as other minorities they tend to vote based on religious affiliations or that makes changing the political system difficult no group is large enough to command the majority in parliament so any new government would be a fragile alliance between the same religious factions or mark dow is a professor of communications at the american university of beirut he says the protests go far beyond discontent with corruption. what the government currently is trying to do is trying to suggest a few reforms thinking that it's only a matter of free forms and stopping any addition to taxation which they've already admitted to and retreated from that position but i think it's important to take it into context the current government got the support of all 7 members of parliament they got 121 votes out of a possible 128 so this government really represents all of the committees or all of the parties that are represented in parliament so what we're looking at today the thousands hundreds

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cher is not alone. have experienced early signs of stress or anxiety or trouble sleeping over the last 12 months. 0ver trouble sleeping over the last 12 months. over a quarter of people waited six months before getting help while three quarters of those wished they'd done so sooner. everyone knows that feeling. when life gets on top of us. a number of celebrities and members of the royal family have previously spoke publicly about their own battles with mental health. now they've joined forces to launch an on line toolkit to give simple personalised advice and information, from improved sleep to exercise and meditation as well as details of who to call in an emergency. the royal couege to call in an emergency. the royal college of psychiatrists says it's a useful resource but warns it doesn't address the needs of patients with more severe mental illnesses and with one in ten psychiatric posts unfilled, it says there is an urgency to meet the needs of the most vulnerable. katherine da costa, bbc news. sc

president ignored the advice of his top military kmanlder by ordering the american retreat from the board cher he had been warned could be seen as a green light to slaughter the kurds who had been a key partner the december mate isis. the white house announcement shocked congressional leaders and send the pentagon scrambling. turkey president considers the syrians a terrorist group linked to insurgency in his country. a spokesman for the ally of isis said. turkish forces of met near the border in recent days. u.s. defense officials say no decision whether all u.s. troops are being pulled out of syria altogether. in fact all of them remain in the country. jennifer griffin thank you. >> the urgent hunt for a rapist who has murder on his mind. cops say this man told them that he's curious about what it would be like to kill. and now that he's in the wind and nobody knows his next move and a hospital telling moms to be to find somewhere else to give birth. that's after a mystery medical situation left several newborns dead. that's next. ]úpxzv@÷bh ab1 jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure

i think cher's first farewell tour was in 2002 or something. >> b.c. >> jimmy: you've been doing thise time obviously. when you started out, you played some rough places. >> yeah, i played clubs with my band, bluesology. we play to 30, 40 people, sometimes 200, 300. we play the club circuit in scotland and wales. it's called paying your dues. we didn't get paid much but we loved what we did. >> jimmy: people would fight? >> my piano was next to the window so i could hop out the window. i'm getting out of here. we were playing music which we loved, which was r & b and soul and blues music. when i looked back on those days, i didn't earn any money but i didn't have to. i was so pleased to be doing music. >> jimmy: you loved music and you loved cocaine very much. >> yeah. is that a line on there now? >> jimmy: there's nothing to worry about. there are stories in the book about you that other people had to tell you and then you wrote them? are there stories that you are don't remember at all? >> i can pretty much remember all the horror stories. >> jimmy: you remember everything? >> i did

these things seriously and run it to ground with a level of detail senator feinstein did with poor chertigations or the church committee did with allegations about government spying 40 years ago. >> you have been excellent. patrick eddington, thank you for shedding light on what you and your wife went through. and 30 years married? what you said? >> it will be 29 this october, yes. assume she didn't kill me between now and then. >> happy anniversary and thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>> just in to us here at cnn, rudy giuliani has lawyered up hiring a former watergate prosecutor as his attorney. stand by. behr presents: tough as walls. that's some great paint. ♪ that's some great paint. behr ultra, ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with interior paints. great paint, new low price. starting at $29.98. exclusively at the home depot. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a

lebanon's politics rather long deep sectarian fault lines countries made up of christians sonny and cher muslims as well as other minorities they tend to vote based on religious affiliations that makes changing the political system difficult no group is large enough to command a majority in parliament so any new government be fragile and then alliance between the same religious factions. salim is a professor of international affairs and diplomacy a not so dame university in lebanon joins us live from beirut good to have you with us 1st of all what do you make of the sorts of measures the prime minister's just unveiled so they go far enough. well almost enough it was a minimum that the government could offer offer there was much anxiety yesterday and today going into this ministerial meeting today and there were some fears that the prime minister how did he may submit his resignation and the potential reverberations this may create in the country well the prime minister did not submit to the nation. several hours of meeting today resulted in a series of decision taken by the council of mi

the moment this highway trooper says he cher ricks most. take as cop's hand. best job ever. >> next the bad. vegetarian diet now risked to higher risk of stroke. researchers say it may be due to a lack of vitamin b 12 in their diets. people who don't eat meat have a lower risk of heart disease. what? rob: finally the ugly. nothing about this gender plan goes as planned. >> holy cow. whoa. oh, no. >> up and up and away, dad failings miserable whether i tries to pop that balloon which was made out of rubber. we still don't know if this a boy or a girl. hopefully the parents know at this point. rob: starbucks brought us dessert. carley: national frappuccino day. i already took a sip of that. rob: cold forever. todd: that is pumpkin pie. carley: oh my gosh. i'm going to chug this whole thing. rob: we got to go. see you. ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ let's go. brian: it would be easier to go if we had those frappuccinos before the show maybe we will get them before the show. ainsley: are you buying? brian: i will contribute to some not all of them. tremendous

principal,chers, the that school had turned itself into a food bank and that school was i think it was 16 tons of food a month. fromnot draw a direct line 16 tons of food to a better result, but i know there is a line. shat is not in any principal' job description, but he identified a challenge in his community. my mother always says, it is hard to learn when your stomach is growling. if you meet kids and families where they need food, glasses, trauma support, then we can talk about the high standards. that is the ticket and the foundation of the physical and emotional well-being of our kids. schools have to do that, they have to do it with the community, not in isolation. as john said, these things are not in conflict. that is the kind of leadership ies need.and communit allison: did you have one right here? nationalth the association of programs. it was mentioned investing higher indication -- education is not a partisan issue. providednor in texas need-based to dreamers. -- what would you see as what should be the federal state partnership and how do you go about a kind ability? --

discount on the electric price there are 500 plus the enrollment and it's better for the stake hold cher er there you are at odds with the administration >> because you don't think what the epa is doing or has been ordered to do is the right thing versus these kinds of things >> yeah. >> this is particularly attractive it's more and more electric vehicles rollout, part of what we need to do make it successful is make sure there are incentives to charge them during off peak periods in part, they need to refer to the epa, we have imposed a relaxation of natural gas rules that we recently opposed by the epa. we think natural gas is part of the solution to bridge to the clean energy future. and push back. i don't know how and if if you look at those proposals, you tend to be utilized by relatively small customers, companies that the ones that are on the margin. we don't expect it will have a significant impact on the industry >> now, the -- when we think there's been an increase in cyber terrorism and i have to believe that we have all these companies on it. you put your stuff in the cloud a

>> reverend barber and many of the mar chers had a message that was quite simple. we are stronger together. while there is a lot of pain in terms of folks living in poverty, there is also power. an untapped voting block of upward of 100 million people, many of those folks who didn't vote in 2016. they have hoping through this tour, 22 states that will culminate next year in june in washington, d.c. for a march and rally. along the way there will be moments of civil disobedience. they'll be organizing. but i spoke to one gentleman earlier who said it's about freedom, that being impoverished and all the complications associated with living in poverty is like being enslaved, the same poverty wages are liken slavement. when i look behind me, there was black, brown, young, old, white, every color you could imagine, all kinds of folks that said we're here together. again, we're stronger together, and they've been divided too long, chris. >> it's interesting they're going after nonvoters. we need to keep an eye on those attempts. trymaine lee, thank you so much for that r

i want to thank you and also ranking member shah with the for your lead cher -- leadership. i want to thank my colleague, congressman balderson, for working with me on this bipartisan legislation. one of the most widely successful tools the small business administration utilizes to grow and support small businesses is the growth accelerateor fund competition. since this program began in 2014, the growth accelerator fund competition has small businesses, entrepreneurs in almost 40 states. this competitive program provides some of the most innovative and promising small businesses in high growth sectors with early stage education, financing mentorship, training and technical assistance. importantly, these entrepreneurial development models create a pipeline of talented entrepreneur, especially women and minority, to grow and succeed. according to the small business administration, since this growth accelerator fund competition began in 2014, the first 50 awardees have led directly to almost 1,500 companies across the country. canned fiing this program and authorizing $2 millio

and most of them knew the contest to be a man who what when where and when cher were in jail but then just last week and out at her. look at the look at that well look the weather was a lot i don't know us but i. asked the canadian security intelligence service to comment on most of our cleaners allegation they replied to say they do not comment publicly on specific cases but they are that our exchanges with foreign agencies are always guided by a playable law ministerial direction and a robust suite of internal policies all to ensure that c.s.i.s. is not complicit directly or indirectly in the mistreatment of any individual and that everything we do to keep canada's safe is consistent with canadian values al-jazeera came across another case that of abraham we see another libyan opponent of gadhafi this time in our land. he says he was detained for questioning by the irish authorities before the visit of george w. bush to arm in june 2004 this led to media stories saying he had links to al qaida. but the. death of them well that and we don't have much. all. to him at that mark. at tha

and most of them knew the contest to be a man who what when where and when cher were in jail by the unjust but you know last. they look at the look at the look at well i'm ok well there was a lot i don't know us but i. asked the canadian security intelligence service to comment on most of her clothes allegation they replied to say they do not comment publicly on specific cases but they added our exchanges with foreign agencies are always guided by a political law ministerial direction and a robust suite of internal policies all to ensure that c.s.i.s. is not complicit directly or indirectly in the mistreatment of any individual and that everything we do to keep canada's safe is consistent with canadian values al-jazeera came across another case that of abraham we see another libyan opponent of gadhafi this time in our land. he says he was detained for questioning by the irish authorities before the visit of george w. bush to arm in june 2004 this led to media stories saying he had links to al qaida. but the. death of them one by the time we don't have met. all. or do him a dead man ought t

and most of them knew the content to be a man who what when where and when cher were in jail but then just last week and. they look at the look at the look at well i'm ok well there was a lot i don't know us but i. asked the canadian security intelligence service to comment on most of her clothes allegation they replied to say they do not comment publicly on specific cases but they added our exchanges with foreign agencies are always guided by a playable law ministerial direction and a robust suite of internal policies all to ensure that c.s.i.s. is not complicit directly or indirectly in the mistreatment of any individual and that everything we do to keep canada's safe is consistent with canadian values al-jazeera came across another case that of abraham we see another libyan opponent of gadhafi this time in our land. he says he was detained for questioning by the irish authorities before the visit of george w. bush to arm in june 2004 this led to media stories saying he had links to al qaida. but the. death of them one by the time we don't have met. all. to him and that mark. and th

fire to on a serious note we do have red flag warnings back effect for the north bay as the some cher's know opposite side effect of fire danger increasing so just be mindful of that as you do make your weekend plans otherwise it is going to be really comfortable back to summery conditions across the bay area going to be a good one for a dip in the feet in the pool or just getting out there. all across the bay sunshine will be expected later today already crystal clear across the bay area. monday tuesday wednesday thursday now friday we've all been crystal clear really nice conditions 40's and 50's for your current temperatures, it's one of our most mild mornings of the week so far but definitely still jacket where the with many 40 still showing up across the bay later on today, it's 70's in a warmer range of 70's than what we had for yesterday also calmer winds and skies just a sunny all this adds up to a pleasant friday. i'm talking the warmer weather. still ahead in your forecast. robin. >>and over to the bay bridge traffic is philly some of the cash lanes and the fast track lanes al

katharine da costa reports. 27—year—old cher struggled with depression and anxiety after suffering at. i kind of opened up, and for me that was a big thing. because it‘s really hard to open up about mental health, but once you do open up, you feel like part of you is relieved, basically. cher‘s not alone. a survey by yougov found eight in ten people have experienced early signs of stress, anxiety or trouble sleeping in the last 12 months. over a quarter of people waited at least six months before getting help, while three quarters of those wish they‘d done so sooner. everyone knows that feeling — when life gets on top of us... the dukes and duchesses of cambridge and sussex havejoined a host of celebrities to launch every mind matters, an online toolkit providing simple steps to tackle anxiety, low mood and problems sleeping. but some feel more investment is needed to support those with severe mental illnesses, where only a third of patients receive the treatment they need. for some people, whatever you do, you‘re still going to suffer, and the more severe forms of mental illness, th

>>and we'll see where cher is next time we visit are and don't forget to download the kron on app bytreaming news service. i know we've got reports of a lot of people finding benefit, especially in pear areas where the power has gone out they've been able to continue streaming our broadcasts and also our updates from the newsroom throughout the day and stay updated always information again we've remove the pay wall so it is free make sure you just get it you have information you need to stay oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first me

it will take windy, cher was becoming confined to western coast and hills. —— showers are becoming confined northern and western areas of the country. showers to start off with four western scotland otherwise, a bright and sunny start. rain through the morning will spread into northern england and scotland where the event becomes heavy and persistent as well. localised surface water flooding is a possibility. further southwards and eastwards, no great amounts of rain for eastern england, for most of it it will be dry, bright and mad with highs of 17 celsius. 3008, further bands of rain pushing into western scotland could because a few issues. this management training done across england and wales becomes a very slow moving as we go through —— this band of rain coming down across england and wales. we could see 50 to 70 millimetres of rain across the hidebound, enough to cause localised high water —— localised clan flooding. here it is going to be pretty mad with highs up to 18 celsius so. northwards and westwards, to the north of our front, we're into the fresher, cooler air, 20 temperature

. >> reporter: he's already seen counterfeit pure vape products on the black market and warns chers.comes it -- customers. >> if it comes from a place on the list, we can't guarantee the product. even if it says "pure vape" on the package. unfortunately, i know it's crazy, but that's the truth. >> reporter: we took our black market vapes to bell costa lapse in long beach. myron renee is ceo. what's the first thing you've found? >> i would say predominantly in the underground market is a slew of pesticides. >> reporter: that was the case for the elicit vapes we picked up. they failed for a total of five pesticides including one called myclobutanil. >> when you heat myclobutanil, you're then getting hiden cyanide. >> reporter: cyanide. something you don't want to inhale. >> no. >> reporter: what's the message here? >> shop legal. if you're in a state that doesn't have legal cannabis, don't buy it. >> reporter: black market thv cartridges are tough to combat especially in states where more more is still illegal. federally the food and drug administration doesn't regulate thc products be

she's a former race cher makes her mission personal. why should we pay to fix it?e dreams. >> reporter: that's how rooted, how deep it is. >> it is. these are ordinary people doing extraordinary things. every one of these is hand-built. every expression. i'm going to have the fastest air-cooled v.w., i'm going to have the fastest chevrolet, i'm going to have the fastest hotrod in the world. >> reporter: while it runs its course, bowen's work continues. you believe it's a combination of factors that leads to less salt on the track. >> yes. >> reporter: including what? >> the mining and extraction. it includes changes in the environmental conditions and then also land use and how we're manipulating the landscape, you know, thers onhe surface. >> reporter: we to the mining company, interpid potash, they declined our request for an on-camera interview but said they're voluntarily returning hundreds of thousands of tons of salt every year. the racing association says it's not enough. they also told us they believe any effect the racers are having on the salt is negligib

superstar entertainer cher even offering to pay anderson's legal fees. yesterday, guess what? they got out. they wepnt and they fought for this and they won. i -- i'm excited to walk back into the school because that's going to let them know that their voice is powerful. >> anderson posted on facebook, i'm back, and god isgood. i love this story. context is everything. i love thetudents spoke up. i love that school realized, you know, maybe we handled this badly and we made a mistake. >> the policy made sen. you understand why they had the policy. but with the support from the kids, they -- >> and context -- >> they overturned it. >> context does matter. >> ended up in the right place. >> a question, is the u.s. losing influence on the world stage after the trump administration pulled u.s. troops out of northern syria? bret baier is in our toyota green room with how he says lessons from the past can be applied today. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good lunch? amazin'! toyota. let's go places. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shatt

tenemos a la cher mÁs querida. lorena: yo muy contenta que tienes el delantal.n. quieren que estÉn de forma uniforme cuando lo vas mezclando. lo Último que vas a colocar en la leche. leche completa, descremada. ahÍ comenzamos a mezclar. raÚl: te puede cantar aquella canciÓn famosa que se llama "bate que bate el chocolate". [risas] lorena: me gusta eso. para los grandes de la casa si quieren colocar algo podemos poner el picante que con el chocolate le va muy bien. haces un contraste entre el dulce, el chocolate y lo picante. tambiÉn puedes agregar un estrato de almendra, de coco. tambiÉn va muy bien. le voy a colocar esto. piense bien. miren lo que estamos haciendo. el movimiento de afuera hacia adentro. raÚl: ♪ bate que bate, bate el chocolate ♪ [risas] lorena: les va a quedar una consistencia. raÚl: molina! ven aquÍ! lorena: esto es riquÍsimo. todos los ingredientes mezclados. deba quedar esto para untar. esto lo vamos a poner en unas mangas. raÚl: aprovechando. apretÉ la manga. lorena: tambiÉn tenemos esto de chocolates. pueden mirar la tÉcnica de lo que hace

. > former national intelligence director james security --homeland toff.el cher this event hosted by the washington post. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for coming this morning. i want to join in what chris said at the outset. this is an anniversary that has a lot of meaning for us of the post, the fact that our publisher and our owner traveled all the way to his temple to -- hallway to istanbul, to speak on behalf of my friend and colleague, jamal khashoggi illustrates a commitment they , have made personally, which all of us feel very grateful for. i wanted to share that with you. today, we are going to talk about cybersecurity, interference in our 2020 presidential elections, and innovative new way of trying to deal with that and we will talk with two of the people who are most familiar with these issues. first, the former director of homeland, michael chertoff. second, the former director of national intelligence, james clapper. each knows cyber and these and the difficult political and legal background as well as anybody. i want to start with a question that is on everybody'

. >> cher were picking what to leak. they are withholding key facts.to have these secret hearings, yesterday lasted all day long. i was down in d.c. ed: and you were in the session. >> i was there the entire time yesterday. i was there last thursday for ambassador kurt volker then provide the american public the copy of the transcript afterwards. kurt volker's transcript still hasn't been released and it's been over a week. ed: they released some of the text messages that maybe atimothyed at least to make it look like there was some wrongdoing. >> it sets a perfect example. another network text messages being played that sounded bad president was crystal clear no quid pro quo. what else they didn't provide text message not sent. ambassador volker's testimony the reason to believe why he sent the text message he read it in the newspaper in politico and concerned. he asked and he was shot down. ed: real quick the testimony yesterday with the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine the president say pushed her out and alleged to quid pro quo, you just said no q

--chers will also finally find resources to help you introduce studentcam to your students. topic.s a fun pursue it as much as you can. announcer: this year we are asking middleton high school students to create a short documentary on the issue you would like the presidential candidates to address during the 2020 campaign. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes, plus a $5,000 grand prize. >> go get a camera, get a microphone, and go start filming and produced the best video that you can possibly produce. announcer: visit studentcam.org for more information today. >> we're back with gregory colly of the president of the american vaping association and we're going to talk about the recent health concerns related to vaping and e cigarettes. good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> let's start off with who does the american vaping association represent? which company? >> we don't actually represent any company. we're a nonprofit. it comes out of my work. when i was in law scool i quit smoking with vaping, became an advocate for harm reduction. so american vaping ass