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. >>> "ebony" magazine is being criticized. it features black celebrities and their children wearing hoodies. we'll talk to "ebony's" editor in chief about the special edition and the criticism jamarko rubio and rand paul 2016. one star may be falling while the other is on the rise. >>> join our conversation on twitter. you can find us @tamronhall and my team at "news nation." the house caught fire and we were out on the streets. [ whispering ] shhh. it's only a dream. and we have home insurance. but if we made a claim, our rate would go up... [ whispering ] shhh. you did it right. you have allstate claim rate guard so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. [ whispering ] are we still in a dream? no, you're in an allstate commercial. so get allstate home insurance with claim rate guard... [ whispering ] goodnight. there are so many people in our bedroom. [ dennis ] talk to an allstate agent... [ doorbell rings ] ...and let the good life in. >>> welcome back. "ebony magazine" is responded to the criticism. we have so ma

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ebony calls it "the brown girl's solution for hyperpigmentation." and elle magazine awarded dr. taylor its prestigious genius award. so stay tuned, and learn firsthand about the unique differences of your skin and why standard skin care isn't working for you. meet dr. susan taylor, a pioneer in skin care who founded the very first skin-of-color center in new york. and experience rx for brown skin for yourself risk free and get $40 worth of free gifts just for trying the system. but now, she's an award-winning major-motion-picture actress, a television producer, and was recognized as one of people magazine's 50 most beautiful people. she's won naacp image and spirit awards. and at 48, vivica a. fox is an ageless beauty and inspiration and a real-life rx for brown skin user. >> hi. i'm vivica fox, and i'm 48 years young. now, i'll admit. i'm a self-proclaimed beauty junky. i love trying new beauty products, and taking care of my skin and looking my best is important to me. not only because my career's in front of the camera, but also because when i look my best, i feel better. i'm

ebony, do you have a problem if you go back to before these policies were implemented in new york, there about 2,500 murders on average per year. now there's fewer than 500. what the commissioner is saying if those tactics are taken away, those numbers are likely to rise. does that concern you? >> well, no, sean, it doesn't concern me. the commissioner isn't being very intellectually honest because there's no data -- we're happy to see the crime rate in new york city dropping but there's no way to connect that with these discriminatory practices. >> when they started these police tactics, the murder rate went down dramatically and immediately as soon as they were implemented. there's a direct correlation. as soon as they started it, murder rates went down. crime went down. now he would suggest that if we go back from that that they would start up again. why would that not make sense to you? >> let's talk about what going back from that means, sean. nothing about this ruling gets rid of stop and frisk. it gets rid of discriminatory effect we see it being used in new york city today. >> yo

that's the function of "ebony" magazine. been the magazine of record for the african-american community for the past 68 years and it's incumbent upon us to make sure that we reflect the concerns of our readership and also the issues that are most important to african-americans today and so by putting the four celebrities or three celebrities really and trayvon martin's parents on the cover, it's our hope that the conversation about what's going on with african-american boys will continue. >> it's more than the cover. you asked each of these celebrities, spike, boris and dwayne about their reaction to the verdict. all of them say it pained them as though it was very personal. but they all had very different stories about the conversations that they will have with their sons if they haven't already. >> right. well, i mean, it's a conversation that many of us who are parents of african-american boys have already had with our children and it's incredibly unfortunate because it's not something that people of other ethnicitiy iey

if you live in new york, ebony, or california, you get to keep about 38 cents of every dollar you makeey say the government has plenty of money and we have a right to it? is that fair in your liberal mind? >> in my mind, i think the people that work hard should be able to retain as much as possible of their earnings. i believe when there's incentive from the government, when there are programs, the government should do what they can to help people better themselves. >> california and new york keeps over 60 cents of every dollar they make for the local government, state and federal. is that too much? >> i think that canning unreasonable, sean, i do. i think there is a reasonable test we need to be mindful of so there is incentive to work hard and also knowing there is support from your government when you're trying to work to better yourself and better your position in this country. >> pat? >> there is no question about it, the reason folks are leaving new york for florida is not simply the fact that the weather down there tends to be better, but retirees, they go down there and they do

here with comments to that ebony williams.lly, ebony, i have to take that type of verbal assault? when have i ever beaten up on black americans. i don't do that. i believe we're all children of god, i'm christian. >> no, sean, i don't think you need that type of attack. i think what his point was, there does seem to be this underlying narrative that maybe not you, necessarily, but some people are moving forward, this narrative that says, that instances of reverse racism somehow negate white on black racism, i don't know who that narrative serves. i don't think anybody's deny g denying -- >> a majority of americans, would you agree with that -- >> a small minority of americans that? >> are racist, either black on white or white on black? >> i don't know about that, i think racists perhaps. but racist toward groups that are different from orselves, i think that's a lot more of us than we care to admit. >> erica, what do you think? >> i think young voters, they're really interested in moving past these issues and focusing on the

gretchen an ebony, thank you both very much. >>> thank you. thanks, shannon. >>> >> shannon: major league baseball issues a new suspension, and it's a big one. a big league star banned for 105 games. find out why and all the details ahead. >>> remember the controversy over california's new law allowing trans gender students to choose which restroom and which locker room they feel comfortable using. there's a new development. more on that after the break. [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. - hugs from beneful baked delights... - [ barks ]rs ] are crispy, oven-baked dog snacks with soft savory centers, made with beef and cheese. beneful baked delights: a unique collection of four snacks... to help spark play in your day. first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪

. >> ebony, let's bring you in here.that choice pursuing higher education working as an attorney along with many other things you're doing. your thoughts on the reporter there, doug mcelway and many other people this hour. what do you hope to hear from him. do you think he can say something to bridge some of the tension and gaps we have right now in the united states. >> i think that's a great point. right now, we're experiencing a huge gap in terms of generational understandings. i think that a great example of the president doing that effectively was his commencement speech he gave earlier this year at more houhouse university. the pret echo-- the president ed on yesterday year and the challenges people of color have encountered but also as dr. carson said, opportunity. and we want to see correction for wherever inequality exists. when we fail to prepare for those opportunities it's a moot point. when we work in tandem, have efforts in terms of infrastructure working to remedy inequalities and things that proportionate

>> guest: the picture was taken by ebony magazine along time ago in studio in chicago. they did several pictures of us. i don't have a copy of one of them but they still have them in their files and explored through ebony magazine. >> guest: defending the spirit august 1982. the family is worried about mack. he has become rich and famous and not happy. he is a journalist but he reads the news and is not pleased with it. >> guest: he wanted to more than that. wanted cover conventions. you wanted to comment, he wanted to interpret the news and he was being asked to accept the role of reading copy. he wasn't happy with that. >> guest: when did he die? >> guest: about 20 years now. he died when he was 49. >> host: of age? >> guest: yes. >> host: you write about where aids originated. what your thoughts? >> guest: it is terrifyingly prevalent in poor communities globally and is now a real terrifying force in women's at situations to women's health and a big factor in prison life and certain states not allowing, last, looks, condom use for prisoners in prison because they don

from los angeles, ebony williams radio talk show host. ms. cims williams, where am i going wrong? place you are veering off from is the fact in your example you talked about how you were a 17-year-old working for ice cream shop and took that as launching pad to move up. if we look at the current fast food industry these aren't just 17-year-old kids trying to work their way through the summer. we are talking about two thirds of this workforce, bill being women. of those women the median age range is 32. that let's us know these are not kids working their way through school. >> bill: why do you think a 32-year-old woman is working at mcdonald's or burger king? why? >> she is trying to provide for her. >> bill: no, no, no. why is that the job that they have applied for? why? >> well, probably because that is probably the skill set that they currently have. >> bill: all right. there you go. you just nailed it. because they can't do anything else. all right. so, take a tiching course. take a computer course. they are free, they are given. people have to get skills. all right? >> >> can

let's start with this one, "ebony & ivy." >> trantwo be very controversial book. -- "ebony & ivy" is going to be a very controversial book. it's a controversial story about how every major american university of the ivy league variety was in some ways built on the back of slavery. slaves were involved and the slave economy was involved in the creation of an information of almost every major academic institution in the country. so you can tell how that's going to be controversial. we're publishing it in the fall to coincide with back to school and back to college. i think going to get a lot of attention just for the controversy that it inevitably will generate. spent it does in the a story that's been told spent it has not been. and i think that's what it will be surprising to a lot of people. >> tom standards? >> tom standards is the digital editor is you of the economist, and he knows more about more things than anyone i've ever met in my life. is a fascinating mid. this is a history of social media. you might think that social me begin when the internet was developed but no, it goe

eboni, the unfriendliest cities.ark, new haven, when they say unfriendly, do they mean the most likely to get shot? >> i know. that's a bit scary. los angeles is on that list, too. i'm a los angeles transplant. i've been here three years and it did take some getting used to. i don't think they were the most welcoming to outsiders at first. i got the sense that you sort of needed to be vetted in the west versus in the south. no vetting necessary. we just welcome you with open arms. >> i have the benefit of having lived in albany for a couple years. albany, new york, is right there and i have to confess, you wouldn't exactly think of people in albany as being warm and inviting and necessarily friendly. there might be some merit to this list. >> there's not a lot to do in albany. people talk about the weather. it is not about the weather. oakland has amazing weather. the best way to see oakland is from a telescope. perhaps oregon or maybe the space station. any way, a new survey about living to 120 and-on. americans' vi

ebony, we'll start with you. to me, this is quintessential. the quintessential attack by democrats.cans hate women. there is a war on women. they want granny to die. they hate old people. they hate children. don't you as a democrat get sick and tired? is that the only way you can win? accuse republicans? conservatives of being hateful? i would be embarrassed if i was a democrat. >> it's absolutely not the only way we can win. but you won't sit here and act like this type of racist epithet does not exist somewhere within the tea party and the republican party. i don't for -- >> name one person. give me a name of one of these people that are racist. >> for a name, how about marilyn davenport? an official with the orange county gop right in my own backyard in california. accepting out e-mails, depicting president obama and his family as ames. >> nobody knows this person. is mitch mcconnell a race? i hope mitch -- this is just an effort to silence opposition. michelle. >> yeah. if you want to talk about racist national public figures, how about harry reid? who looks down his nose at his

ebony calls it "the brown girl's solution for hyperpigmentation." and elle magazine awarded dr. its prestigious genius award. so stay tuned, and learn firsthand about the unique differences of your skin and why standard skin care isn't working for you. meet dr. susan taylor, a pioneer in skin care who founded the very first skin-of-color center in new york. and experience rx for brown skin for yourself risk free and get $40 worth of free gifts just for trying the system. but now, she's an award-winning major-motion-picture actress, a television producer, and was recognized as one of people magazine's 50 most beautiful people. she's won naacp image and spirit awards. and at 48, vivica a. fox is an ageless beauty and inspiration and a real-life rx for brown skin user. >> hi. i'm vivica fox, and i'm 48 years young. now, i'll admit. i'm a self-proclaimed beauty junky. i love trying new beauty products, and taking care of my skin and looking my best is important to me. not only because my career's in front of the camera, but also because when i look my best, i feel better. i'm more c

ebony, i have to take that kind of verbal assault and that accusation?n have i ever beaten up on black americans? i don't do that. i believe we're all children of god, i'm christian. >> i don't think you need to take that kind of attack but i think earl's point was there does seem to be this underlying narrative that not you necessarily but some people are moving forward, instances of reverse racism negates -- >> i just think racism is racism. >> i agree with you there. >> but it's a small minority of americans, would you agree with that? >> a small minority of americans that are -- >> are racist, black on white or white on black. >> i don't know about that. racist, perhaps. but hold racial bias toward groups that are different than themselves, i think that's a lot more than we care to admit to. >> erika, what do you think if. >> i think from my experience with young voters, they're interested in moving past a lot of these issues and focusing on issues like poverty and access to education. i don't think that's the kind of dialogue they're engaged in at a

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ebony owes 27,000. victoria 83,000. ricky owes 25,000 on loans and pays some of his tuition to help mom. >> i'm doing temp work to have extra money coming in. >> charlene is part of a group of americans 50 to 59 years old, who owe $112 billion in student loans. that's more than triple that age group owed in 2005. >> we used to think of student loans as temporary. for some american families they're becoming a lifetime or multigenerational burden. >> we're looking at $1400 a month. >> melissa is a credit counselor who helped charlene manage it all. >> 30% of my clients are in that bracket, they're worried about paying their children's loans or their own loans. a lot of them say, i'm going to die before i pay it off. >> the return on investment to higher education is about the greatest return an individual can secure. it's the best way to get a job, to keep a job, or to get a better job. >> her tuition is going to go up. >> charlene says she has no regrets. >> whatever sacrifices i have to make for them to go, i'm willing.

trayvon martin's memory lives on in the special edition of "ebony magazine."y're dedicated four separate covers to martin and other sons across the country. miami heat's dwyane wade will be on the cover with his sons all wearing symbolic gray hoodies. >>> andrew shaw is auctioning off, well, a personal momento, shall we say, the actual stitches he got during game six in the stanley cup finals. nasty. after getting a puck to the face. yes, he actually kept them. >> who wants those? >> i don't know. and who is going to save that? he did. he plans on donating the money to cancer research. the auction begins on august 15th on ebay. so get your money ready. >> the nfl's favorite brothers are watching football on the phones. ♪ it's football >> check out that rap. summer swag. poppa manning made an appearance in the video. hilarious. >> that reminds me of that famous justin timber lake schedule. >> "something in a box." >> same humor. all right. thank you so much, betty. >> it's one of the most popular summer spots in the u.s. cape cod, massachusetts. traditionally k

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she's so rich that she's bathing in a tub of diamonds on the cover of december's issue of ebony magazine. she's on the list of the most influential. and then inside, she is wearing a $10,000 gown, and it's made from dollar lls. people say that nene does not deserve to be onhe cover of this magazine. why are you hating on her? like -- doesn't everybody appreciate a good come up story? she just entertained us. she came off the stripper pole and into our hearts. and like -- i know that sometimes people think that the only ople who dserve to the cover story for something that successful are people who got harvard degrees, well welcome to 2012 where success comes in many forms. and she does deserve to be on that cover. it is very gauche, and but inside the magazine, she's talking about life, and r marriage to greg, and she and greg actually -- she gave us a little tidbit, i didn't know they were officially back together. you couldn't tell that from the first episode. she said greg needed to feel what it was like without me. i wanted to let him see if the grass was really greener on the other

ebony magazine is devoting its september issue to trayvon martin.fferent covers declare, "we are trayvon." the first features his family calling for an end to "stand your ground" laws. the others show celebrities spike lee, dwyane wade and boris kodjoe posing with their sons in hoodies. right-wingers are calling for a boycott. the magazine tweets back: "we have so many tea party readers and followers. to lose all zero of them due to our september cover would be devastating." tall ships roll into chicago's lake front. how you can become apart of the maritime event. and later in sports, the bears take their first injury hit of the season, losing a key member of the secondary for the of the secondary for the season. to take more trips this year. hit the beach in florida. and a reunion in seattle. when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them... so we got our four-star hotels for half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com younnot giving a thought to sacrtheir own satisfaction. doll, you're sacrificing seamless color for the perfect wave

ebony calls it, "the brown girl's solution for hyperpigmentation," and elle magazine awarded dr. taylor its prestigious genius award. so stay tuned, and learn firsthand about the unique differences of your skin and why standard skincare isn't working for you. meet dr. susan taylor, a pioneer in skincare who founded the very first skin of color center in new york. and experience rx for brown skin for yourself, risk-free and get $60 worth of free gifts just for trying the system. but now, she's an award-winning major motion picture actress, a television producer and was recognized as one of people magazine's 50 most beautiful people. she's won naacp image and spirit awards, and at 48, vivica a. fox is an ageless beauty and inspiration, and a real-life rx for brown skin user. >> hi, i'm vivica fox, and i'm 48 years young! now, i'll admit, i'm a self-proclaimed beauty junkie. i love trying new beauty products, and taking care of my skin and looking my best is important to me... not only because my career is in front of the camera, but also because when i look my best, i feel better,

wilder talks about "ebony and ivy: race, slavery and the troubled history of america's universities." we wrap up tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. eastern with the biography of charles manson. .. thank you very much for that lovely introduction. i suspect all of you know this but ladies and gentlemen, tonight you will be in the presence of a literary giant. among latin american giants, gabriel marquez is known for mesmerizing, others educate, and captivate, and then there is eduardo galeano. truth teller, galvanize her, firebrand, a writer who tells us about history, that those who inhabit the corridors of power don't want us to know more truly understand. eduardo galeano was born a commentator, it seems. by the time he was 14 he was publishing cartoons in newspapers. by 20 he was the editor of the left-wing weekly newsletter, he became the top executive of a paper of record. in 1971 at the tender age of 31 he published day hair raising indictment of north american influence on the hemisphere. the open veins of latin america. four years ago at the summit of the americas, hug

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you can order in teek, ebony, and wood is really hot right now. >> big screen phones are in. you decided not to go big. you argue this is the right size for most people's hands. have you touchless voice command level that nobody else has got. what is motorola going to be about to move forward? >> one of the things we think important is power management and managing the phone so it can do these things throughout the entire day. one of the processes that you mentioned is always processing information, coming off the sensors. but using really little power. so sipping power. so with the flick of my wrist i can open the camera. because that processor is always working for me. i can speak to the phone. it will respond. even when the phone screen is off. the phone is always listening for my command. >> even with those functions, i should get twice the life on this as i do my iphone 5. you say you have lower end phones coming later in the year it addressee merging markets. how many of these features will be in those phones as well? >> so we think the value segment is a huge opportuni