francesca: he did come out relatively unscathed. there were stories about his grandson and how he stole the show. dianne feinstein gave him a snack pack. he came out very relatively unscathed for someone who wants to be an attorney general in an administration where the president has fired the fbi director and so and and so forth. howie: kirsten gillibrand was on stephen colbert. >> i'm curious. do you have anything you would like to announce? >> yes. >> what would that be, madame. >> i'm filing an exploratory committee for president of the united states. as a young mom i am going to fight for other people's kids as hard as i would fight for my own. howie: in terms of media attention did it help to be on stephen colbert to be holding hands with the premiere trump barber. susan: an unconventional announcement is a great way to get into the race. senator thompson did it in 2007. he was criticized for that afterwards. but the colbert couch has been a shopping ground for democrat candidates. they need to distinguish themselves. people a

let me just share with you some of francesca not francesca's what we sent scenes from texas where some of christina's work because i'm wondering are there any topics for political slant on that or two to boot to tackle and is something on the you tube channel that just jumped out at me it's running. so we are now going to christina's radical crime school have a look have a listen hello young comrades. i'm going to show a picture this is my way of figuring out if you've been tainted by the patriarchy here let's show you who do you think it is let me me me me why there's just like this thing about white people that just makes me. like they're like right there for all that i don't like walking into the pool and they just give me a desk and i'm just like so this guy was in the pool. with the moon walk out and look at this guy or a bad guy. do we think this is make a guess oh i don't know will do or who is he married to. yes. yes. yes donald does what do we want. what do we know about it as you and the president . current christina i think there's somebody in political saturates writing the

and john heilemann is still with us, and francesca, mitch mcconnell violating his own promise.the outset of the shutdown that he didn't want to bring any bill to a vote in the senate that wouldn't pass the house of representatives and wouldn't be signed by the president and so here he is bringing up a bill, promising to try to bring up a bill, in the senate, that will probably please at least some, or maybe even most, senate republicans, but doesn't look like it has a chance of passage. >> you're really putting the cart before the horse there, though, lawrence, because it would have to get past a cloture vote in the senate, 60 votes, and it's not very clear how the white house, how mitch mcconnell plans to get to those 60 votes. republicans hold 53 seats and even with the help of someone like joe manchin, they would still need six additional votes and the vice president and mick mulvaney and jared kushner sat down with reporters immediately after the president's address on saturday and that came out and the white house wouldn't say who the other democrats that it was speaking t

francesca chambers reporting for us from the white house. is the view there that as bad as this looks, it still would be better than having mr. cohen have that john dean testimony moment? >> well, the president says that he has nothing to worry about, right, if he just goes up there and tells the truth. but what exactly, as you mentioned, ari, is the truth at this point. rudy giuliani has made numerous statements that are conflicting. first he said the president may have discussed that moscow trump tower through the election, then we heard him say it was up to the election day, then walked that back repeatedly. at this point what exactly is the truth we're looking for michael cohen to tell? >> cornell, what do you think of all this? >> i think if you're sitting in middle america, you clutch the pearls. we're not a banana republic. if you think about moderate middle swath of voters in this country, some of them who went along early on with trump, thought he was, you know, anti-establishment. but this little thuggish behavior, it doesn't play

and francesca chambers, the white house correspondent for the daily mail. you've worked in a white house, we have never seen anything like what we're seeing in this white house. and that decision today to have a legislative meeting about the budget in the situation room was obviously a stunt at the republican white house. and it makes me wonder at what point do the democrats say we aren't going to participate in white house stunts, if you want to have real white house meetings we'll attend those? >> right, and i think that in the first meeting of the year when you're the incoming speaker and the senate minority leader in the case of pelosi and schumer and the president of comes too, a for an obvious reason to make it seem like national security is at stake with the wall, which it's not. and even at a trump white house you're not going to let the press send their cameras into the situation room. perhaps a staff person wisely thought at the white house end not allowing cameras in, it was going to end up being better for the president. and the situation room i

he runs the award—winning restaurant with his wife francesca, who is british.and he'll now have to pay £65 to register for settled status, or face possible deportation. it makes me feel scared, and anxious and worried about my future, notjust in england but as a person in the world. francesca too, even though she is british, says brexit has made herfeel unwelcome. i myself have... ..been racially abused. i've had someone come up to me and tell me to leave and go back to my country, even though this is my country. under the government's settlement scheme, eu nationals already resident here continuously for five years can now apply for settled status to remain in the uk after 2021. those here for less can apply for pre—settled status, until eligible for full settled rights. the rules do not apply to irish citizens in the uk. 3 million eu citizens is a big number, but they've got two and a half years in which to go through the process. we've deliberately made this a streamlined straightforward process. the home office has developed an app, currently only available

francesca page, thank you. >> thank you. >> let's get a trip planned out here. >> i'm already on theat your weather for the weekend. >>> she made her name and won awards cooking asian cuisine. but boston chef karen akunowicz is about to go italian with her first solo venture. see what she's chippwhipped up s next on the dish. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen peroxide that goes below the tooth's surface for a smile that's 4 shades visibly whiter! colgate optic white. whitening that works. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. sh . >>> this morning on "the dish," the james beard award winner for best chef northwest. growing up in new jersey, karen akunowicz never planned o bei the restaurant industry. it wasn't until her 20s that she tried her ha

my amanda heard it from her friend francesca. eddie says her name is rachel chu.ht that nick was coming alone. did you know that he had a girlfriend? nick dates many girls. it's hard to keep track. amanda knows everyone and she has never heard of her. rachel chu? or maybe she's from the plastics chu family? if you want, i have a private... good morning. do you know, i think nobody expected it. but i think in the hands of a director likejon m chu, nina jacobson, you know who was producing, and john penotti, we knew we had something special. but really, at the end of the day, it is a fingers crossed situation to see how it will be accepted. it has been fantastic in terms of reception so far. you have got really quite strong contenders you're up against. so what are your chances? you know, i was take the humble pie approach, not for a lack of ambition, the fact that it got nominated, you know, i think has made such a huge impression, globally, which is fantastic. what is really crucial is that this film has done so much for minority representation in hollywood and, o

i tell you what one british comedian, francesca martinez, has said about her cerebral palsy, she sayssted years worrying about the way i walked or talked." she says she is no longer defined by cerebral palsy. she says, "a quick look outside my own tiny world was enough for me to feel guilty. millions of others live in war and poverty, and without clean water, food or shelter." disability‘s not a monolith. cerebral palsy doesn't define me, but it's a huge part of who i am. i accept it, but it's a part of my story and i'm happy to include it in my comedy because it's part of who i am. it's a real thing. i want to take a drink of water right now, i can't. i need a straw. that's a reality. pretending that it's not a reality does nothing to lessen its impact on my life. you went to arizona state university and you studied drama there and you've said how you were very disappointed when there was a role in a drama which needed somebody with cerebral palsy and they cast an able—bodied person in the role. so i was a straight—a student in theatre. i knew i had talent, i knew that i was a good a

my name is francesca kontakos.es me feel scared, and anxious, and worried about my future, notjust in england, but as a person in the world. it's this insecurity that i feel from my country that is worrying me. because i think that the country that i'm living in, if they don't want my husband here, then there's no place for me here. my husband is my family, my husband is my life, and i will follow him anywhere he goes. and if he's not welcomed in my country, then my country's no longer my country. some very interesting points made. joining us now from our london newsroom is chef and restaurateur raymond blanc who's lived in the uk for 46 years. good morning to you. good morning. tell us about your status, do you have to change things? for myself, no, i lived here for 46 years, my family, my sons have been educated here. i've trained hundreds of british chefs, so effectively, what i will do is i will have a double nationality and keep my national french passport, of course, because i'm a frenchman but also take on b

her twin sister francesca desperate to find her. >> i went to her apartment. she hadn't been there. it was set up for her to come home, pajamas on the bed. >> she left hennessy's bar without friends or sister at 11:00 p.m. saturday. when no one heard from her sunday morning, they started to worry. >> my mom also couldn't get in contact with her and that was concerning. >> boston detectives leaving the bar monday morning after looking at all surveillance video inside and outside the bar. olivia just moved to boston a week ago. her loved ones starting this facebook group hoping someone saw something that can help. coming up at 7:00 a.m., more on the search for olivia ambrose. from first look, abc news, new york. >>> two groups are holding counter-protests in kentucky today over that high school involved in a controversial video you've seen by now. here is the video. high school students confronting a native american man from washington, d.c., although the confrontation has been disputed. one teenager stares at the man while others appear to mock him. they say they weren't. they will h

francesca is 9 she has been watching. >> 9 and loves the show. caller: actually she had a little bobblehead. i think one of her first words was boo-yah. >> what happened to my bobblehead i think i smashed it >> caller: my question is looking at the investment securities based, and ate local company here in boston called rapid 7. i'm just wondering your thoughts on that one. >> you and your 9-year-old daughter have skunked me that. is one that you stumped the chump, and i do not know it. i've got to come back and do it. i mean, i looked at rapid 7. it's a boston company because we have the san francisco, we have noem with but we will do the work wow, 52-week high today. looks like you and she have a winner long live cloud royalty. it's surely alive. hey, much more "mad money" ahead. howard schultz called the plan ridiculous bloomberg compared wilt chaos in vends. what does senator elizabeth warren have to say about the proposal on tax wealthy american >>> and then my exclusive with meritor. is it time to take this off the highway and steer it towa

. >> that's a word from michael jackson's estate in the meantime, there in sundance, francesca, thatmovie. right? >> what do you mean? are they showing it again? >> were there people that were highly anticipating this -- >> yes it was -- oh, yes. this was a coveted screening to go to. anytime i've mentioned i've seen it, people ask immediately how was it was it as dark as they suspected? but there was an additional screening for the public i believe the wait list was completely full. but i'm not sure if they did the two two-hour parts or aired it straight through, all four hours. >> all right interesting to see who would want to watch this documentary when it debuts later on this year thank you both for joining us. >>> still ahead, here we go again. 19 days and counting until we can be faced with another government shutdown. will the president declare a national emergency to get his wall if lawmakers can't reach an agreement. nox, and the traverse. looks amazing. so, which one's your favorite? going for the trax, actually. it's more compact. man: the traverse? equinox is jumping out

my name is francesca kontakos.what the future holds for us and holds for our family. you need to think of some ideas... what guarantees do we have that a future government mightjust scrap our settled status applications, and make us illegal citizens in this country? it makes me feel scared, and anxious, and worried about my future, notjust in england, but as a person in the world. it‘s this insecurity that i feel from my country that is worrying me. because i think that the country that i‘m living in, if they don‘t want my husband here, then there‘s no place for me here. my husband is my family, my husband is my life, and i will follow him anywhere he goes. and if he‘s not welcome to country, then my country‘s no longer my country. president dobson balfour way is cutting short a trip abroad. —— the president of zimbabwe. 12 people have been killed and many by security forces. the protests were sparked last monday by the sharp rise of fuel prices. a boat with 100 migrants on board is thought to be taking on water at

so francesca dispatchers have to use or judgment but what about the people calling when you heard some of the reasons people are often not telling the truth that's as a huge part of the problem and i think also is that i mean saying i believe that this person has a gun you know that's something that we've heard people call in and say to the police or in an instance with the air b.n. b. i don't believe that usually people who are stealing bring suitcases with them i just think that that's a little strange and so i agree with a lot of that there should be consequences and so if you are making these calls to police officers you should be held responsible for you know the cost of taxpayer dollars that are being used to bring out eight and nine ten police officers for a potential robbery and i think you know there is a bigger conversation to be had about racial bias but i think one thing is that money does talk and that if people saw a real financial consequences then maybe more would think twice before picking up the phone to call police about a frivolous incident which oftentimes i think

so francesca dispatchers have to use or judgment but what about the people calling when you heard some of the reasons people are often not telling the truth that's a huge part of the problem and i think also is that i mean saying i believe that this person has a gun you know that's something that we've heard people call in and say to the police or in an instance what the air b.n. b. i don't believe that usually people who are stealing bring suitcases with them i just think that that's a little strange and so i agree with a lot of that there should be consequences and so if you are making these calls to police officers you should be held responsible for you know the cost of taxpayer dollars that are being used to bring out eight and nine ten police officers for a potential robbery and i think you know there is a bigger conversation to be had about racial bias but i think one thing is that money does talk and that if people saw a real financial consequences then maybe more would think twice before picking up the phone to call police about a frivolous incident which oftentimes i think is

her twin sister francesca desperate to find her. >> i went to her apartment and she hadn't been theree bed. >> reporter: olivia's family said she left hennessey's without her friends or sister at 11:00 p.m. saturday. sunday morning, when no one heard from her they started to worry. >> my mom couldn't get in contact with her and that was concerning. >> reporter: boston detectives leaving the bar monday morning after meeting with her family and looking at all surveillance video inside and outside the bar. >> just want to, you know, have her get in touch with her or somebody get in touch with her. we just want to hear from her and have her home. >> reporter: olivia moved to boston a week ago. her loved ones starting this facebook group hoping someone saw something that can help. police call this an active investigation. if you recognize her you are urged to call police. heartbreaking. >> very much so. >> feel for the family. >> all right, victor, thank you. >>> coming up, the possible class action lawsuit that could be filed over this blown call that may have cost the saints a trip to th

he runs the award—winning restaurant with his wife francesca, who is british.izenship, and he'll now have to pay £65 to register for settled status. , or face possible deportation. it makes me feel scared, and anxious and worried about my future, notjust in england but as a person in the world. francesca too, even though she is british, says brexit has made herfeel unwelcome. i myself have... ..been racially abused. i've had someone come up to me and tell me to leave and go back to my country, even though this is my country. under the government's settlement scheme, eu nationals already resident here continuously for five years can now apply for settled status to remain in the uk after 2021. those here for less can apply for pre—settled status, until eligible for full settled rights. the rules do not apply to irish citizens in the uk. 3 million eu citizens is a big number, but they've got two and a half years in which to go through the process. we've deliberately made this a streamlined straightforward process. the home office has developed an app, currently on

her twin sister francesca who was dancing with her that night said no one saw olivia leave. family growing conceed after olivia missed several appointments and never answered r phone. the family called police who say they observed olivia on surveillance video on boston's coress street, first being engaged, then physically guided by this man, 38-year-old victor pena. >> that suspect was twice seen engaging miss ambrose, guiding her, actually touching her, guidiner along until eventually went into public transportation. >> reporter: more cam capturing the two entering and exiting two metro stations. phone records indicating olivia mobile phone ended up in a housing development inhe bunker hill area. >> the investigation led us to 49 1wafford way where theli bos department located the victim alive in the suspect pena's apartment. >> reporter: today mr. pena is in custody and facing a kidnapping charge. >> it's obvious from the video surveillance that she did not go along willingly. in consulting with the district torney, we know we have the right charge. >> reporter: the family

my name is francesca kontakos.i've been married to george for ten years. i'm fortunate to be british and have been born here. george is not so fortunate, however, and doesn't hold a british citizenship, because being a european was just as good as. but now we're a little bit worried about what the future holds for us and holds for our family. so we need to think of some ideas, some art ideas... what guarantees do we have that a future government mightjust scrap our settled status applications, and make us illegal citizens in this country? it makes me feel scared, and anxious, and worried about my future, not just in england, but as a person in the world. it's this insecurity that i feel from my country that is worrying me. because i think that the country that i'm living in, if they don't want my husband here, then there's no place for me here. my husband is my family, my husband is my life, and i will follow him anywhere he goes. and if he's not welcomed in my country, then my country's no longer my country. yet i

francesca saying gender, gender, what about qualifications, and merits?harles saying women candidates tend tobe qualified -- extraneous qualities. what happened to merritt-based? just a few of the comments on facebook. you can give us a call like walter did from new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: i am doing well. caller: women are not treated fairly. i heard two gentlemen presenting an argument that if america is a christian nation, the leader has to be a man. america is a secular country. a woman or anyone can do the job, you know? it does not have to be limited to one gender. host: did you want to add anything else? caller: i like elizabeth warren and i like kamala harris. they could not do any worse than trump is doing. host: on elizabeth warren, a write up on the front page of the new york times. warren hopes motors are up for nerd talk -- voters are up for nerd talk. her passion for policy minutia has been her way of standing out in an increasingly crowded democratic field, stabbing -- establishing herself as a -

so francesca dispatchers have to use or judgment but what about the people calling when you heard some of the reason people are often not telling the truth that's as a huge part of the problem and i think also is that i mean saying i believe that this person has a gun you know that's something that we've heard people call in and say to the police or in an instance with the air b.n. b. i don't believe that usually people who are stealing bring suitcases with them i just think that that's a little strange and so i agree with a lot of that there should be consequences and so if you are making these calls to police officers you should be held responsible for you know the cost of taxpayer dollars that are being used to bring out eight and nine ten police officers for a potential robbery and i think you know there is a bigger conversation to be had about racial bias but i think one thing is that money does talk and that if people saw a real financial consequences then maybe more would think twice before picking up the phone to call police about a frivolous incident which oftentimes i think i