now the stars are practically begging for time, and everyone, including stephanie greenfield -- >> itthe most expensive jersey you can wear. >> reporter: is selling more upscale products. stephanie virtually transplants her new york city boutique to a set on the hsn campus in st. petersburg, florida. now, her line is available to 95 million households. >> i take them on a journey. because maybe i can go, you know, to greece in the summer, but they can only read about it. but now if they get a piece of what i feel was inspired by the med mediterranean, i've made their life a little bit better in a simple way. >> reporter: the schedule is grueling. >> coming up at 2:00 a.m., stephanie greenfield. >> reporter: 24 hour shifts, an hour at a time, every four to six hours. stephanie comes down every month. >> last night i was off air at 8:00 p.m. and my next show was at 2:00 a.m. we had something to eat. do i sleep, do i not sleep? i was tired. he was putting on my eyelashes and i was lying down. if you're not willing to stay up all night one or two nights a month for your ladies, then get o

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players everything is new defense of nasa and the cubs in a while eager to seize it came in a country greenfield them offensive been hanging out at the ballpark early this morning some say the mix of young talent in veterans' is the right recipe for world series winner. rahm emanuel joined at our morning team there to celebrate the home opener. he talked to them about the team owner request for public funding. . >> this is a great tourist attraction and a great baseball team increase should and one of the floors. i do have it bottom line and it does affect taxpayers. . >> he addressed a report that this sanitation has 30 and 35 employees to call out every day. the city's rat problem could grow because of the lack of workers. >> i expected to be a partner in solving these problems. that means we cannot had an attitude that means " for getting " that is not acceptable and cannot be an attitude because the public will not accept and i expect the leaders of organized labor to be a partner in solving this problem. . >> he says the union has agreed to be the partner he stresses that the city has to le

making his first appearance for spartak for eleven years i'm not clear if i know what religion greenfield under the tikkun of all the see all the time of all this and on. their time russian premier league champions and national favorites the sports voted the league's most valuable midfield above the price you're going to say as a manager is important to him and it's like stepping back ten years as he's fit enough to play at least forty five minutes as a match could mark a change in fortunes. courtroom or fixtures could tell you about in the russian country namo entertain an inconsistent side one of the pick up ties they need will play host to sanskrit moscow the reigning russian and premier league champions still be smarting off the having three points advantage for not fielding a player under twenty one in lyon much of a great moment from the days ago. they were popular months united failed to extend their lead at the top of the english premier league after they were held to a goalless draw by newcastle united united that's munchen i think they were looking to bounce buying them at every

though dropped to his wealth house was more actually braced as full of rows to town seal beach greenfields a winnable fourth from walking will. say with a move to spain now which is a marine you lost his first home league match in more than nine years as real madrid suffered a shock wangel defeat to sport english on me gayle the los cabos getting the only goal of the game in the seventy ninth minute in the attack and use remarkable personal run one will result also ending rails perfect record of the century i will burn a bell this year. in the meantime barcelona have a standard that the i think this line. beating biliary all the way one meal for a sluggish opening hour about god's will was meant by me to believe that arctic air was the winner has created several chances later in the game but of course it held onto their one little point. to the champions league football now and holders into milan and gearing up ahead of the first leg of the quarterfinals against shall kid you take place at the san siro on tuesday the long side coming off a disappointing three nil they think that city rival

this is when one of their own, an opera singer named elizabeth taylor greenfield came up from philadelphia, black singer to sing in which the whole hall she was to sing did not have a segregated section. and so the black elite were turned away and told that they couldn't enter. so they raised a brouhaha and were finally allowed to get in. so that is to show the confusion in new york for the black elite and fraud black new yorkers. so for the remainder in may next half of the talk, i'm going to focus on this area, which is something dean asked me to do and i'm going to be focusing specifically on three sides. one is broadway. another is lawrence street, which is parallel to thompson street north of houston in the third is -- that they lawrence street school. in the third is the african theater which was located on mercer street. and i want to show two things. one the way in which distance and proximity still obtained in this area and the other is i think i see away what i'm talking about what happens at certain places to point out some of the moral values underlying the happenings. so what

greenfield, north carolina, winifred on our democrats line. how're you doing? go ahead with your thoughts. caller: i think the american people -- the military people, there's so many people that commit crimes here, if you take money away from them and put it toward people of the military families, this would help us in our society instead of cutting funds everywhere else. host: you are in a military family? caller: yes, i am. and my brother is in iraq at this time. i think that his funding, for his family, that should come to them they are not fighting for our country, they're sort coming as it is when they come back into the society. host: we appreciate you sharing our opinions. we want to remind the that you can continue the conversation online at facebook.com/cspan, and there are a lot of postings there about the whole budget debate on 2011. here is what is ahead for the u.s. house will capeline momentarily in the will take up the short-term spending measure. it should be within the next couple of minutes. we will have that live for you. we do not expected t

when a character in the graduation play at greenfield academy playfully asked, really, now, what do you think of these times? everybody's going to school. do you think they gets any good by it? the "everybody" referred not to those traditional scholars' boys, but to girls. this was remarkable because in america, as in england, female education throughout most of the 18th century had been really a haphazard pastime for even the upper-class girl. she might be taught to read and spell, but it was considered more advantageous to prepare her for her future decorative role in society. so embroidery, a little music perhaps taught by a governess, dancing and drawing by a dancing master either from home or a fee at adventure schools were of an uneven quality. but in the decades following the revolution, there was a dramatic change. mary ann and her sisters were of the generation of well-to-do young women who benefited hugely from the public debates about female education which intense withfied in the early -- intensified in the early 1800s. and writers on both sides of the atlantic were emphasiz

this week in the award-winning journalist jeff greenfield creates a picture of an alternate history in his new book, "then everything changed." the senior political correspondent for cbs news fee arises on how american politics and culture might have been altered its five historic events had occurred differently, including the kennedy administration that never was and the reelection of gerald ford. he talks with "nightline"'s former host ted koppel. >> host: there is a story that is told about the late american playwright ross hard. he was is he a friend who had bought a historic house somewhere in virginia, if memory serves correct. you know this story. and the house was beautiful, the estate was not that impressive. and so the friend had spent some considerable amount of money fixing it up, planting hundreds of trees and bushes and shrubs, and so the friend was showing him around the estate and said to them, so what you think? and mossad said it is very nice but it is just what god would've done if he had had my money. i was thinking about that, jeff, in reading your book because in

this week emmy award winning journalist jeff greenfield creates a picture of an alternate history in his new book "then everything changed." the senior political correspondent for cbs news how politics might differed if there was a kennedy administration that never was and the re-election of gerald ford. he talked with night line's former host ted koppel. ♪ >> host: there is a story that's told about the late american playwright moss hart. he was visiting a friend who had bought a historic house, somewhere in virginia, if my memory serves me correctly. you know this story. the house was beautiful but the estate was not that impressive and so the friend had spent some considerable amount of money fixing it up, planting hundreds of trees and bushes and shrubs and so the friend was showing moss hart around the estate and said to him, so what do you think? moss says it's very nice. it's just god would have done if he had the money. i was thinking about that, jeff, in reading your book because in a sense this is what god would have done in terms of restructuring history if he had chosen t

stephanie greenfield comes down every month. >> it's part of the game. you either say, you know what, i love it here, i love my ladies, and if someone's tossing and turning at 3:00 in the morning, they can get up and not feel like they're alone. >> reporter: the sets are torn down and rebuilt for each entrepreneur. when we were there, clothing and beauty products were being sold. for shows coming up in the next few days, new sets for headphones and in the kitchen prepping for an emeril demonstration. >> we're not in the generics business. if you had nike and you had ralph lauren and tommy hilfiger, would they all be on a white screen? no, because that wouldn't articulate their brand, their lifestyle, their vision. >> you need to stock up on your carol's daughter -- >> reporter: it's been a revelation for lisa price, carol's daughter hair products, started out small, discovered by oprah and now comes one day a month to st. petersburg to sell on hsn. >> we launch coconut body launch for this visit. and everybody's ecstatic about it. i think we've sold like

on "after words" with jeff greenfield presents three alternate histories, robert kennedy's presidency, the jfk administration that never was, and the re-election of gerald ford and subsequent defeat of ronald reagan. he's interviewed by ted koppel. also this weekend, live coverage from the indianapolis -- annapolis book festival. look for the complete schedule at book the.org -- booktv.org and sign up for our o booktv alert. >> as a host and, i think, as a trader you're not necessarily a republican or a democrat, you're simply looking at the impact of what government is doing on the financial markets whether it be the oil markets or trading or wall street firms. >> sunday, cnbc's "fast money" anchor melissa lee on her career and influences and what she believes is her role in reporting business and financial news. watch the rest of the interview sunday night at 8 on c-span's "q&a." >> house republican budget proposals include restrictions on funding for groups that provide abortion services. yesterday one group that would lose federal funding under the plan, planned parent hood, along

on c-span2, the co-authors of a "y obama care is wrong for america" and then on afterwards, jeff greenfield. also this again, live coverage on the annapolis boat festival with panels on war, citizen scientist, race, and more. sign up for our "book tv" alert. >> "washington journal" continues. host: let me introduce you to our final guest of the morning, ed o'keefe. he is returning to the "washington journal" and he covers the federal work force. our last caller, you probably heard him, he said, shut it down. it is no big deal. it is shutting the government down a big deal? guest: it is a big deal if you file taxes by paper because you might not get a refund next week. it is a big deal for the thousands of federal workers who are expected to be furloughed and would not get paid. it would be a big deal for the troops who are overseas who would not get paid any time after friday at midnight. it is a big deal. essentially, border security, air traffic controllers, military operations overseas. all of those things would continue, but there will be a severe slowdown or stoppage of government serv

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why obama care is right for america present their criticism of health care legislation it is jeff greenfield presents three alternate histories, the jfk administration that never was, robert kennedy's presidency, and the reelection of gerald ford and subsequent defeat of ronald reagan to be interviewed by former nightline anchor ted koppel. also, live coverage from the annapolis boat festival with panels on war, citizen scientists, race, and more. for the complete schedule at book tv, and get our schedules in not directly to you. >> next, a hearing on evaluating the tsa passenger screening behavior detection program known as spa which began in 2003 funds behavior protection officers looking for unique facial expressions and body language to identify security threats. the government accountability office says the program needs across the board improvements. this is about two hours. >> the subcommittee on investigations and oversight will come to order. good morning. welcome to today's hearing entitled behavioral science and security. evaluating tsa spot program. you will find in front of you

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