way to go gwen.e here. >>> michael dust last. >> what has the "hitman" stars getting rowled up behind the scene. >> my name is -- >> i love it. >> what your name? >> sterling kate brown. >>> i wrote that song with two fathers. ♪ >> if our daughters ever get into that situation in life, i.e. the drunk girl situation, we'd hope a young man out there would do right in those moments. >>> and 32-year-old was recently inducted as the youngest member by garth brooks. >> that's for you. >> humility would be the most encompassing w mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so good, garry's speechless. so here is gabrielle union. you know i can't resist all that 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. ....the burger, garry. the new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. >>> thankfully you don't have to wait too long for the next -- and how on "e.t." he is still geeking out. not because he's ant man but because his costars are hollywood legends. >> let's go. >> michael douglas and michel fifer, has

earlier we talked about gwen stefani's sin city residency.g them on the strip. >> what is the song that everyone loses their mind every night? >> you know, obviously when we do everybody back street's back. it's one the biggest song because it's the last song in the show. ♪ >> quit playing games. ♪ quit playing games with my heart ♪ >> no games here. back street is back july 25th at planet hollywood, the same theater as lionel richie, who resumes his residency in mid-august. >> every deejay wants to be here. every singer wants to be here. it's the hang place. >> oh, yes, you can hang vegas style and get the bruno mars continues his residency. that's before he kicks off the final leg of his "24k magic" tour with special guest cardi b. ♪ we love us some cardi b, but when it comes to vegas, all hail the queen. ♪ my heart will go on >> celine is coming back to the trip. right now she's touring in asia. >> i had a little issue. >> that was celine in may returning to the vegas stage after undergoing ear surgery. celine returns in october and listen

, so far gwen i efs performed three shows in las v.stalker. >> he's like my bestie. so, of course, he sees everything. ♪ oh i'm just a girl >> on opening night, blake sat front and center with gwen's 4-year-old son on his lap. i asked her about that sweet moment backstage. what's it been like to see that blend of the family? >> obviously, like, if you think about the show, what i was trying to say is just how amazing life can be, there's always a rainbow. >>> j-rod is also showing off its blended family. call this blended family fashion, that's alex's daughters, 10-year-old ella and 13-year-old natasha sporting his famous yankee number with j.lo's name. >> we learn, we're spending time with each other. >> check out their flawless synchronized dance-off. >> i'm glad he sees me that way, i would be a good role model to his daughters. i'm trying to be the best i can be for all four of them. >>> we all know who justin timberlake's biggest fan is, jessica biel and vice versa. look at this photo with the eiffel tower in the background. this

gwen and the men. >> reporter: that means taking a page from the family political playbook.rk days, from building a house with habitat for humanity to cooking at a cuban bakery, laboring alongside floridians to learn their craft and hopefully their votes. it's what her father former governor and u.s. senator bob graham did in 1978. >> i'm running for governor 40 years to the day that my father ran for governor in 1978. and he has done 408, so this is 56, i'm determined to get to 409. >> a little competition. >> reporter: she plans to log a lot more work days the her race to break florida's gubernatorial glass ceiling, all campaigning hard on kitchen table issues like health care, gun safety. >> we're not going to end with doing nothing. >> reporter: and what it means to be a leader. >> you made this a race, a little bit of a referendum on trump. what's the role that he plays in this state right now? >> i have said publicly i think donald trump is an embarrassment and sadly he continues to confirm my statement every day. >> reporter: but graham's one term in congress could ge

. >> next, gwen kaplan followed by baird fong. >> thank you, commissioners. ace mailing was founded in 1978 by my mother and i, and we were in the first group in 1984 to be certified a woman owned business. i just want to say to commissioner ortiz, i agree with every sipping will thing you said. you did encapsulate everything i wanted to say. it's very hard to imagine as a past president for eight years of the small business commission here that this has not been brought before us until now, so i agree with everyone who is very upset and concerned about that, and i want to say that being an l.b.e. was very important to our business. we were a w.b.e., and a couple of years after we had won a small contract from the city, dianne feinstein about present -- did present us with the woman entrepreneur of the year award. so it makes sense for a small business to be able to do business for the sense, so i would like to thank you, commissioner ortiz, and thank you, commissioner dwight, for saying how could this happen to be at this point without having had the small b

amy: that is eric garner's mother gwen carr who is joining us in studio. is organizing an event this week to bring together mothers from around the country whose loved ones were killed by police. she is a forthcocoming memoir "this stops today: eric garner's mother seeks justice after losing her son." welcome back to democracy now! so the new york police department announced if the justice department does not come down with findings were investigation results by the end of august, they will start these internal proceedingsgs against officers involved wiwith your son's s death. talk about your response. there talking both about daniel thealaleo as well as wasrvisor on the scene who one of the first supervisors at the scene, kizzy adonis. >> there talking about the two of them, but they are not talking about the other four that was involved. i would like to see all of the officers involved in my son's death that day be accountable -- transparent, and that they are the ones that is responsible for my son's death. there were other officers on the side that no

happening with third world press establishing itself for first time and starting third world press with gwen brooks. we should see the opening of the statue, only the second statue of a woman in chicago. and you have people doing theater and play writing. and you have the formation of the women's movement which has been going on for the last three years. but coming into flowering right here in '68. you know, the kind of second wave, what is called the second wave which includes, of course, the river collective of black women. so i'm just saying that this explosion of independent reporting 50 years ago was a blow that weakened the traditional notion of newspaper reporting of, you know, the "nightly news," of walter cronkite, of, you know, james rest ongoing to saigon hotel and reporting the war from there. and it exploded it really because of the social movements and because of these kind of journalists. and i want to just note, i know you're doing this next and next and next but i didn't know that when i was thinking about this. this wasn't this up ending of the traditional way. it wasn't ju

. >> gwen is the coo and president of spacex. she has been one of the people closest to elon musk over the last 15 years or so. probablyn besides musk most responsible for turning this into something more than a wild set of dreams to colonize mars. jason: where did she come from? max: she is from the midwest, north of chicago. she started at chrysler and moved into the aerospace industry. musk founder in 2002, when there was not a lot there. it was like, we're going to make cheap rockets and make spaceflight cheaper and eventually get to mars. gwen shotwell said, we will have to sell some of these rockets. she had to convince nasa and some of the private telecom companies, which buy satellite 10 send them to space, to trust a rocket company that had never launched a rocket. carol: that is what is amazing. she did it. she got the meetings with the people that mattered. how? max: she said, you are trying to sell the team. there is this great guy, musk, he is very smart. you are also trying to, more importantly, you are using the sm

i'm gwen caplin, ace mailing.hat we're most interested -- we've been brought into the plan pretty much -- on a relative live consistent basis. we want to be sure that we're informed almost block by block of where they will be working, because we have big trucks and big deliveries. so although we understand the project, that's our concern is notification of what will happen in front of each and every business in a reasonable period of time to make that adjustment. >> president adams: thank you. >> you're welcome. >> president adams: any other members of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. based on our public comment just now, will we have like on a lot of projects that muni has, will you have a person on site working with the businesses, letting them know when things will be done? >> yes. we have a dedicated public information officer for the project, erin miller. she was not able to make it today, but we will have that. and that's part of going door to door to get the names of businesses, so we can

. >>> gwen and blake are still going strong, having a blast at his oklahoma ranch this weekend.were boating. >>> what's next? >> i'm getting married. >> who's the nelucky girl? >> they're not just like us they have people tole haul their groceries upstairs for them. >>> finally, blake lively and ryan reynolds' date night turned into a proud parent moment at taylor swift's massachusetts show on thursday. they heard their daughter's voice announcing taylor's song "gorgeous." >> gorgeous! >> they danced the entire time it was so adorable. >>> just makes me happy seeing that. blake and ryan are on the the only concert goers enjoying a night out, former first lady michelle obama and barack obama waving their hands in the air. >>> coming up -- >> lindsay lohan unleashed. the first look at her new reality show and the demands she's already making on set >>> plus, the new bachelor revealed. >>> then the beauty new secret stars love without the hollywood price tag. >> i just got a lash lift. >> we're testing it out. >>> and then the rock making grown men cry. >> from the bottom of my hea

. >>> in los angeles gwen stefani and blake shelton were shopping for some snacks, the two just returnedvegas where she killed at the opening of her residency. ♪ 'cause i ain't no holla back girl ♪ >> on her private jet back to cali, the show was all over the newspaper and she posted some socks with blake's face. >>> and finally, scarlett johansson and colin jost celebrated his birthday. note his balloon gear. michael che, his snl weekend update sent a party clown to crash his intimate dinner. >>> another couple, the carters are currently on the european leg of their "on the run two tour" and last night, in warsaw, poland, a scary stages malfunction for queen bey. >> beyonce, you can do this! >> beyonce's flying stage left her stranded due to a mechanical malfunction. but that didn't stop her from busting out some moves to an adoring crowd as she waited for her crew to figure out how to get her down. the 36-year-old singer was supposed to drop down to the stage below but, when the platform didn't move, she was forced to climb down a ladder. the mom of three looked hesitant at first, but

gwen graham told me that 2018 is the year of the woman and hoping to be one of the female candidates notch a win. >> here we go. >> reporter: to be the next governor, gwen graham is going to have to work for it. with current governor rick scott running for governor, this race is wide open, expensive and crowded. she is hoping to have the grass roots appeal to be the primary appeal. >> okay. women and men. thank you. >> reporter: and that is to take a page from the family political workdays from building a house for habitat for humanity to baking in a cuban bakery and hopinging to learn the floridians' crafts and earn their et votes. it is what her dad did. >> i am running for governor 48 years to the date that he ran in 1978, and he has done 406 and i hope to get 409. >> reporter: she is logging many days to hope to break the glass ceilinging campaigning on health care and gun safety. >> we will not be happy with doing nothing. >> reporter: and what it means to be a leader. >> you have made ate race a little bit of the referendum on trump, and what is the role that he plays in this s

on me ♪ >> as for what miranda did the first time she was asked about blake shelton's new love, gwen?reporter. it was a rough year for some of our hollywood favorites, but for prince harry and meghan markle? well, they're still in the honeymoon phase. >> cam, they'll never be out of the honeymoon phase. they're so in love. it will last forever. we know meghan has immersed herself in royal life. but what everyone's debating today, well, does that include a new british accent? >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> a fan posted this video on twitter. from the duchess' solo trip with the queen last month. markle was talking about her may 19th wedding day. so, does meghan appear to have a british accent? >> we all had a great day, i think. sun is shining for us. very lucky all around. no rain at the moment. >> could it be she's just got a case of madonna? this morning her accent was the top of much debate. >> no. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> speaking of meghan and harry's wedding day, kensington palace released their official thank you card. the black and white candid taken b

reporter gwen bumgarner is in london with the latest. >> reporter: president trump met with british prime here at e couny retreat outside of london. >> have you had had a chance to talk about the interview? >> reporter: it follows yesterday's release of an interview the president did with the british tabloid "the sun. " said may's "brexit" plans could ruin future trade deals with the u.s. >> i told theresa may how to do it. but she didn't listen to me. >> i know she is looking forward to the opportunity to discuss with the president how we can take forward the big opportunities for increasing trade and investment between the uk and the u.s. >> reporter: the majority of president trump's two-day visit is being held away from central london. thousands of demonstrators are out on the street of london today to protest his visit. >> when they make you feel unwelcome, why would i stay there? now, when i say that i'm talking about government. because the people of the uk agree with me. >> reporter: protestors inflated a giant balloon to float along while they march. >> it stands for the way we d

to do was pardon gwen gwenveer? your honor, king arthur would like to pardonnen the sweet and genoveer. >> even if kim kardashian asked for it? kardashian hasm been banished from the kingdom. ofit's an expression disgust, and second the proliferation ration of french during this proceeding is why calling for a shutdown. fee for a foerd in french. it does not exist in english. to rivaln't talk kingdoms? >> your honor, here we have a jury that evaluated the evidence, and the virtue of honesty was simply not for him. fully entitled to reject the one-sided and traversesunt of his back and forth to scotland. >> we've heard about draining the swamp. if i understand the rules of these people, they're your jury, and is this the right strategy for these people? these denizens of the district of columbia? honor, the jury cared not a thing who wins. >> so you said. so i say we prevailed and ask this court to affirm that verdict. deal with the materials that given to us. >> were the knights that he fled with, you rely on that,

gwen said, we will have to sell some of these rockets. she had to convince nasa and some of the private telecom o trust a rocket company that had never launched one. carol: she didn't. she got the meetings with the people that mattered. how? said, you are trying to sell the team. there is this great guy, musk, very smart. importantly, you are using the small steps to make the case you are going to do something larger. they were very transparent about their progress. they were test-firing engines -- even when they had failures, they said, here is what went wrong and here is how we think we are going to be up to fix it. carol: into positives rather than negatives. max: absolutely. and they were charging less money. there was an incentive for these satellite companies into the government to take a risk on these guys. musk is saying, we're on tested this works, but if this may save you hundreds of millions of dollars. jason: tell us about her relationship with musk. she's unique in her longevity. also, there is a yin and yang a bout it. it of

gwen and blake's love boat. >> hi. >> all new shots of the superstar couple's family vacation. >> whatlready married. >>> plus more couples news. george and amal's italian double-date. blake and ryan hanging with taylor swift. j. lo professes her love for a-rod. >>> new >> i am filming. >> new hair, new body as she reveals how much weight she's lost. >>> then "bachelorette" becca facing off again. >> a room full of my exes. >> it's on. >> what is it like walking into this room? >> weird.

all he had to do was pardon gwen gwenveer? pardon her.love to except his political enemies would accuse him of obstruction of justice. >> even if kim kardashian asked for it? believe kim kardashian has been banished from the kingdom. >> to change the subject, what is the meaning of these words? fi. it's an expression of disgust, and second the proliferation of french during this proceeding is why we're calling for a shutdown. >> there is no word fe for a foe in french. it does not exist in english. what happened at the battle of herring? there is a lot of that question. the answer is yes, yes, no, yes. you talk about -- quick she hasn't and most -- fly >> she has an endless supply. >> you talk about mordred's communications. son ruler does not have a that talks to rival kingdoms? >> your honor, here we have a jury that evaluated the evidence, and the virtue of honesty was simply not for him. so the jury was fully entitled to reject the one-sided and false account of his traverses back and forth to scotland. that is the best i

how do you help that song come out of her. >> gwen was going through a lot at that time., i don't know why i cried. i remembered for the first time since i hated you that i loved you. we kept talking. i was just punched in the heart with emotion. i was like, we need to write that. ♪ i've got issues ♪ you've got them too >> she had no intention of singing her own music until she wrote the song "issues" after a fight with an ex-boyfriend. >> when i wrote "issues" i had this feeling i couldn't -- i couldn't give it up. >> michaels writes what she feels, recently opening up with struggle with panic attacks, caused by anxiety, even suffering with one at last year's billboard awards. >> i think the reason why i get so anxious, these songs are personal to me. if somebody doesn't like it, they are almost saying they don't like me. that gets scary. most of the time, the majority of the time, there's usually a lot of love in the crowd. >> now a seasoned performer she displays a tattoo on her hand that says i love you, a reminder of strength and message to her fans. >> that's for yo

gwen graham the daughter of bob graham. the former mayor of miami beach all in contention.psy-turvy race. it now appears that graham and levine on the top there. >> and a happy mayor a lum night of florida university just this week a federal judge ruled prohibiting early voting sites on campuses and universities are discriminatory. i thought this would be great, because andrew graduated there. and i thought this might shift with the colleges and young voters down there. we'll see what happens. i'm is not ready. i'm holding out hope. >> is florida another georgia? a territory that's winnable in theory, demographically but not necessarily for democrats for some weird reason? >> the other thing that's happening, while you have a functional democratic party in florida, they're not as functional -- they don't have the kind of structure on the ground for a state that remains as competitive in some of the local races as they do. and that's part of the issue. i found it whether you're looking at georgia, alabama or ohio. there's a lot of states where the democratic party in recent

sot gwen woods/mario's mother 26-33 anyone who saw this video and said it was ok and that they were inrio woods coalition rallied to protest a decision by the the district attorney not to charge the officers.sot phelicia jones/justice for mario woods coalition 43-50we say no more da gascon you got to gobut though feeling not charging the officers was the right decision under the law as it stands now, d.a. george gascon admitted he was uncomfortable with itsot george gascon/san francisco d.a 59-111while clearly under the law today no crime has occurred, that answer was unsatisfactory to me morally and as a human being gascon has called for further changes to the use of force policy statewide, but so far, those proposals are still pending... and now as they have done on his birthday 2 previous times, friends, family and supporters of mario woods will gather to remember him... and continue their fight for justice131/fight for justicethe police shooting of stabbing suspect mario woods back in 2015... was a catayst for change... it resulted in a new police chief, a reveiw of sfpd policy and

on the program, baltimore city health department commissioner gwen. luna operational command center executive director clay stamp on efforts the state is making to counter opioid abuse. cummings talks-- with his effort to direct funds to opioid addiction. and baltimore's acting police commission and fire chief discuss the opioid crisis from the perspective of first responders. washington "washington journal spotlight on the opioid crisis." live friday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: now we hear from officials from the united states olympic committee, usa gymnastics, and michigan state university.

. ♪ i'm just a girl >> there was such a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani, super girlie but then also every guy that ever annoyed you. >> look who's here. alanis. >> hi. >> we ran into each other. >> we're shopping today. we thought we'd take you with us. and alanis is here with a brand-new album. a brand-new look i've noticed. >> yeah. >> i was dropped from mca records after having made music through my teens. and my personal promise to myself was i wouldn't stop until i wrote a record that really exemplified and nailed on the head what was truly going on for me. ♪ another version of me ♪ is she perverted like me ♪ would she go down on you in a theater ♪ >> that was a little pearl clutch moment. what did she say? women could say that? and, yeah, they could. she was singing about a relationship that had obviously gone wrong, but it wasn't this kind of nice like oh, my god, you left me and now i'm sad. this was rage at this man. you didn't hear that a lot from women. ♪ and i'm here to remind you of the mess you left when you went away ♪ ♪ it's not fair >> in america alone, "jagged litt

the decision follows a press conference this week, where i joined eric gardner's mother, gwen carl, toling. and to urge the nypd to move forward after they had announced they would do so. now, joining me is eugene o'donnell, a professor at john j. college of criminal justice, and brittney packny, a member of former president barack obama's 21st century police task force and also an activist i admire. let me start with you, eugene. four years later, we waited to see if the justice department would move. they wouldn't. the families said months ago, if not years, the police should go forward. they've said now they will. now they've expedited and said they would start immediately. but this is representative of the justice department and police accountability nationwide, when this attorney general, jeff sessions, came in, he immediately stopped the review of police in many cities. he dealt with baltimore's consent degree, stopping it, stopping it, that was being proposed for chicago. so many of the wheels that were turning toward a father efairer accountability in this country after so many

nbc news political reporter ali vitale spoke with the woman running, she is gwen graham.ell us about her. >> she's a kind of household name. at least her father was. i spent two days with her first building a house with habitat for humanity. the vibe there was this could be the year that a woman wins the governor's seat in florida. take a look at what she had to say. to become florida's next governor, she will work for it. >> i'm dripping with sweat. >> reporter: with rick scott running for senate, this governor's race is wide open, expensive and crowded. graham is counting on hard work and grassroots appeal to beat her primary opponents. >> that's okay. perfect, thank you. >> reporter: that means taking a page from the family political playbook. doing work days. from building a house with habitat for humanity to cooking at a cuban bakery. laboring alongside floridians to learn their craft and hopefully earn their votes. what her father, former florida governor and u.s. senator bob graham did in 1978. >> i'm running for governor. 40 years to the day that my father ran for

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state trump carried by 20 points, do you stick with your party because your party is so energized gwen it or vote with the president because that is a safert political your home state? and that is a very difficult problem for people like joe manchin and jone donelly and some of the other senators,p heidi heitk who are in that position. >> i think it's interesting to recognize while we put a lot of attention on the supreme court because it's the highest court in the landwhat the president has done at the lower court level needs to be mentioned. >> these are all the other knurled courts. >> federal and appellate courts, he has appointed more judges to the appellate courts to any other first-term president in history. thactual ucture of the jurisdiction has already been transformeand, remember, most cases get decided at the lower court level. so regardls of wh's picked at the supreme court, there is already generational change happening below that. >> amy was saying that the g.o.p. is largely going to rally around this pick, whomever it is amongst the candidates. the democrats are still v

we have gwen philanders, and press club staff members, especially executive director bill mccarran. now to our guests today, both of whom are working to give the miss america program a makeover to, as they put it in their own words, accurately reflect today's modern american women. gretchen carlson, who was crowned miss america herself in 1989 is jaurna journalist, auth and advocate, whose sexual assault lawsuit against roger ailes helped to open the me too floodgates. she started her career as a political reporter in richmond, virginia, and went on to become an anchor and a reporter in several local markets before joining cbs news and eventually fox. she's also an author, including most recently, "be fierce," which is a "new york times" best seller. she's an honored graduate of stanford university and also a violin prodigy from the great state of minnesota, where she performed as a soloist at the tender age of 13 with the minnesota orchestra. and regena hopper is a businesswoman, also a journalist and lawyer, who says she's passionate about advancing issues that make a difference i

>> there was a case called.van gwen-- vanbridge to william. it capped benefit for larger. it was to be aid to families with dependent children, the amount was determined per child, but beyond a certain amount of children, i can't remember if it was four or five. this was challenged as not treating the children equally. the court rejected it: justice marshall in this dissent raised a different approach to equal protection analysis, which he carried through in later cases, arguing that it was wrong to treat these matters categorically, it was wrong to treat the treatment of children as being in the same category as the treatment of businesses. he argued for a more -- approach in which one would pay attention to the relative importance to the individuals. of the benefits they were denied and the government's reasons for the distinction, this approach to equal protection analysis found echos i think in an opinion for the court that justice brennan wrote, which held that a rationale person would need stronger reason to up hold a state lipemiasing innocent children of -- law pen

most recently the rat calf metal the gwen iphone press freedom award, and the the cronkite award for excellence in journalism.m. she is a graduate of duke university were she is a trustee. please welcome ms. judy woodruff to the stage.hi [applause] >> thank you very much. i appreciate the welcome it is great to be back to the virginia bar association and i want to say at the outset i am so honored to have been invited to moderate another one of your debates. i agree wholeheartedly that hearing from the candidates on theha issues, and their record with the discussion is vital to our democracy. let's get underway with the questions i will point out the order of questions was decided throughout the debate by a series of coin tosses. the first question i'm sorry the first opening statement which is part of the plan will go to mr. stewart. >> good morning. i would like to begin by thanking the virginia bar associationwon and the beautifl homestead resort for hosting this debate. also i like to think my wife of 24 years, maria and my two boys, isaac and luca on a well-deserved fishing trip

. >> well, i gwen rally think it east best for the president to comment too much on it one way or another. that's myon my own personal vie. he will keep his own council on that. i don't see a reason why they will change that one way or another. >> it's a close and tight senate. you know the edge if you include the possibility that jon mccain battling brain cancer won't vote. you need every republican onboard. is it your sense every republican will be onboard. >> i can't speak for nicole league. >> i understand. >> i nonthi none the less beliee williams eel end up with every republican supporting the nomination. >> hillary clinton spoke out on the nomination. i would like you to react to this, sir. >> this nomination holds out the threat of devastating consequences for workers rights, civil rights, lgbt rights,women's rights including those to make our own health decisions. i used to worry that i wanted to turn the clock back to the 1950s. flow the 1850s. >> what did you make of that? >> it's absurd rhetoric. hillary clinton should be ashamed of the comments. this is an echo of the infamou