with holbrook being in here, it's his first time but it's a serious charge.'s why he's placed in here. >> holbrook has been incarcerated for the two years leading up to his trial because he could not make the $3 million bail set by the judge. he thinks one reason it was so high was because of the tattoos he acquired ten years earlier. >> i think these tattoos probably got me the most trouble. that's life. when you're born and these are the cards that you're dealt during life. and there's a queen of hearts for my wife. a two of diamonds for my twin boys. four of clubs for my dogs and an a's for me. >> the skeleton is life? >> represents life and death. something -- something common everybody mythological times. you know? >> that one probe got me in the most trouble. i've got flaming skulls that are kind of in the genre of ed harding or his type of artwork. they're just flaming skulls like i said, and yeah, they do have some bling here. so they were rich pirates. the d.a. at the time quickly seized upon how negative that will particular tattoo looked and that i

with holbrook it is the first time but a serious charge so that is why he is placed in here. >> holbrook years leading up to his trial because he could not make the $3 million-bale set by the judge. he thinks one reason it was so high is because of the tatoos he acquired ten years earlier. >> i think these tatoos probably got me in the most trouble. that's life when you are bored, that is the cards that you are dealt during life. and there is a queen of hearts for my wife and a two of diamonds for my twin boys. four of clubs for niemann dogs and an ace for me. >> the skeleton. >> that represents life and death. something that -- something common from myth logical times. >> that one probably got me in the most trouble. i have flaming skulls that are kind of in the genre of that type of i said, and yeah, they do have some bling here. so they were rich pirates. the d.a. at the time quickly seized upon how negative that particular tattoo looked and that i must be a violent person. and i can't be allowed to be in the community. i'm just too high of a risk. i guess the thought that ran through

it is what judge holbrook calls a holbrook holiday.e give up five i have their favorite -- five of their favorite holidays behind bars. if young misses one christmas jail stint she will go to christmas for 15 years. >> former president bill clinton has a new career. ♪ you want to be ♪ a good girl ♪ you're far ♪ from plastic ♪ talk about ♪ get plastic ♪ [rapping] >> that's bill clinton singing robin thick's "blurred lines." the video has gone viral with more than 100 million views on youtube. >> still ahead, talk about a buzz kill. while taking a sip of your favorite beverage may reverse the effects of your workout. my name is mike and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want nicotine to give up nicotine. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. [ mike ] when i was taking the chantix, it reduced the urge to smoke. [ malennouncer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions

of people that he has collaborated with over the years, gorbachev, aunanimous, the late richard holbrooke, a whole cast of people, and it really is a story that hadn't been told in the depth. so that's how it started. >> you have done that. >> talk about people who you lived up to, the environmentalists who have meant something to your in your life, that you have worked --ike jacques cousteau -- >> oh, okay. jacque cousteau, and jane good all, the chimpanzee lady. and jan michelle cousteau, captain cousteau's son, is very, very leadership position in this area. >> there's a story you told me, and it was about you and jacque cousteau going down the amazon, and i think things were looking deslute in the environmental world and he shared a conversation with you. do you remember that? >> sure. >> tell me the story. >> i was a little discouraged, and back when reagan was president, and i -- [laughter] >> he had just called the russia the evil empire, and that's not the way you get -- not the way you make friendsment so anyway, i just said, jacques, i'm having a hard time keeping -- from gettin

cavity searches every time they leave an end to their cells now form and get most guarded terry holbrooke's he says some staff have been mistreating detainees to try and get revenge for nine eleven. could be thrown in the toilet or thrown on the ground or mistreated in some other form and cetera that happened often and aggressive searches of detainees person that happened as well if there are motivation behind it i would say that that somewhere in the british occasion of the american society we led the soldiers to believe. in abusing detainees it's going to somehow even the score for nine eleven there are soldiers in the army in the navy air force marines and cetera who think that if they kill an arab they mistreat a muslim if they abuse a detainee it's going to somehow balance the score for nine eleven and it's not really difficult to step back and realize nothing is going to bring those people back to life and it mounting public and legal pressure barack obama has now appointed a new envoy in charge of closing guantanamo bay sloan he's already had a tour of the prison but has so far made

bodily cavity searches every time they leave and enter their cells from a get most guarded terry holbrook says some facility staff have been mistreating the muslim detainees at the end of the day just to get revenge for nine eleven. could be thrown in the toilet or thrown on the ground or mistreated in some other form cetera that happened often and aggressive searches of detainees person that happened this well if there are motivation behind it i would say that somewhere in the british occasion of the american society we led the soldiers to believe. in abusing detainees it's going to somehow even the score for nine eleven there are soldiers in the army in the navy air force marines and cetera who think that if they kill an arab they mistreat a muslim if they abuse a detainee it's going to somehow balance the score for nine eleven and it really difficult to step back and realize nothing is going to bring those people back to life so why are you going to abuse this person this first set up in to do with nine eleven and do with nine eleven died on nine eleven. but unfortunately not everybody

in your thoughts there and where they would be willing to try -- though i know there is lots of holbrooke doctrines that this would be one he would try to adopt? >> certainly, sir. i will commit to you all do everything in my power to reduce the u.s. share of the peacekeeping budget. they are complicated formulas involved in that that we have inherited from our predecessors but i will do everything in my power to address that. i will say also again that the absolute size of the peacekeeping pie is critical to this as well so in addition to dealing with their shareware to bring down if we can the overall cost and that becomes ever more challenging with al qaeda and other terrorist actors out there on the scene targeting the united nations as they are because the cost to peacekeeping missions has gone up and the light of the threat posed to u.n. workers which we have seen cause very tragic consequences in recent years. >> briefly and i know we have to move on but your view of expanding permanent seats on the security council. security council. i know there has been some discussion there. >>

journeying full body cavity searches every time they leave and into their cells form and god teddy terry holbrook says some facilities stop have been mistreating the muslim detainees to get revenge for nine eleven qur'an should be thrown in the toilet or thrown on the ground or mistreated in some other form cetera that happened often and aggressive searches of detainees person that happened as well if there are motivation behind it i would say that somewhere in the education of the american society we lead the soldiers to believe. in abusing detainees it's going to somehow even the score for nine eleven there are soldiers in the army in the navy air force marines and cetera who think that if they kill an arab that they mistreat a muslim the abuse of detainees it's going to somehow balance the score for nine eleven and. it really difficult to step back and realize nothing is going to bring those people back to life. i made mounting public and legal pressure bronco bamma has appointed a new envoy in charge of closing guantanamo bay clifford slowed has already toured the prison but made no deals hel

corker and other distinguished members of the committee, the late ambassador, my friend richard holbrooketold this committee that congress should be in on the takeoffs, not just the landings. i appear before you today not just to seek your support but to ask to join you in a conversation about how to strengthen what is right and fix what is wrong at the u.n. if i am confirmed, i will continue this dialogue directly and personally. and if the prospect of visiting the u.n. doesn't immediately entice you, my son declan has resolved to become a tour guide like no other. [laughter] if i am given the privilege of sitting behind america's placard, behind the united states of america, you will be able to count on me. i will fight fiercely every day for what is in the best interests of the united states and of the american people. i will be a blunt, outspoken champion of american values and human rights. i will be accessible to you and forthright in my dialogue with you. and above all, i will serve as a proud american, amazed that yet again this country has provided an immigrant with such an oppor

. >> and we can go back to when richard holbrooke came on the force and was forced to defend afghanistan and we would ask him, we would ask everybody on the show, never made any sense, why are we in afghanistan still. well because of pakistan. why are why in afghanistan in because of india, because of the region, because of this. we were never in afghanistan because of afghanistan. because everybody knew that afghanistan couldn't be fixed but we were there and you talk about the disconnect, this is the most shocking thing and we've talked about this all the time and we talked about this in real-time in 2009 and 2010 and 2 2011, of all the speeches we've given, the book tours we've done, college campuses we went to, civic organizations we went to, we never had one person stand up and say, you know what, that war in afghanistan, i'm for it. i understand why we're spending $2 billion a week. mika, over four years, in over 400, 500 events never once did one person say, yeah, we need to be in afghanistan. they would say we need that money at home to rebuild our schools, not to build their sch

i did not know if you mention i was married to ambassador richard holbrook. richard was ambassador to the united nations until last year, when there seems to have been some shift in washington and i think a new guy came in. anyways, we lived in the official residence of the american ambassador to the united nations, the waldorf where george bush the elder had also lived with his children. do a to suddenly tremendous amount of hostessing and entertaining. three or four events per week. i was trying to hang on by the tips of my fingernails to my life as a writer and other things that you described, my nonprofit work. but boy, it was tough, i will tell you. that took a lot of time, the seating and the flower arrangements. and you care. home, you care what that even turns out to be. you get very drawn in. i feel sorry for a president who would not have that support and that partner. i do not think that hiring someone to do it is the same thing. that is just my opinion. >> i have the perfect model for you. rusku need it. at virginia was the best secretaries first

i was forcibly brought here by ambassador holbrooke who imus believe but you know how insistence he was and how dearly we miss him. it is an honor to be at the asia society. i feel that when i addressed the asia society i have arrived. the establishment has accepted me as the maverick negotiator, especially with ambassador donald gregg, the most knowledgeable person could be in the world on the korean peninsula. i am probably going to defer to a lot of his opinions but let me go into the issue. i am going to answer the five most common questions that are asked about north korea, concluding in the end with how do we improve the relationship? the apocalypse? how can we avoid armageddon with north korea? what do we need to do? is it just us and others? non political actors, etc.? i say this because lately i have been unfavorably compared to dennis rodman and i don't know what i will say on that. why is this issue important? obviously i think we know the answer. that is number one. number 2, i think in the great introduction setting of the event, what are the north koreans up to? what is th

certainly when i was working for how holbrook and dixie in their home in bel air, you get exposed todifferent things. you become part of the family in a weird way. their trials and tribulations become yours. the format was brought to me from mexico, and i thought i had a unique perspective on this because i was "the help" at one time and now many years later i have folks working for me. i had a lot to say about that world. i thought it would be fun. the show has turned out really well, and it premieres a week from this sunday, and i am looking forward to folks getting to take a look at it. >> this is a question for both marks. you started your career with television, creating content for broadcast. what were your early perceptions about content on cable and creating for cable? >> i have come from a future world. .-i come from a feature world i have been producing movies since the 1980's. barry levinson did 11 movies with me. that was my perspective. the first tv i did was actually on cbs, a show called "l.a. doctors" and then "the guardian." mostd not know about cable. peoplefeature

the judge calls the sentence the holbrook holiday.d bars. tina young got the sentence for giving fake licenses to illegal immigrants. and that's your news. gretch? >> gretchen: you looking to tackle your money mishaps? could whatever be holding you back actually all be in your head? here to explain is personal finance expert dave ramsey. good morning. now you're going to be money expert/psychologist, right? >> well, i guess i always have been. for 20 years we told folks that 80% of handling money is behavior. only 20% is head knowledge. >> gretchen: yep. so put on both hats 'cause here is the first e-mail. ava from tennessee says this, my husband and i make $73,000 a year. we have $28,000 in debt and our mortgage is $1,300 a month. our son is also in private school and that costs $580 a month. we've been talking for years about getting out of debt, but haven't managed to do it yet. where do you recommend we start? >> well, what's interesting is any of us can achieve almost anything if we have a big enough reason. the problem with this

i was forcibly brought here by ambassador dick holbrooke who i miss dearly but you know how insistent he was and how dearly we miss him. it's an honor to be at the asia society. i feel when i address the asia society i have arrived. the establishment has accepted me as a maverick negotiator and especially with ambassador don gregg, probably the most knowledgeable person, could be in the world on the korean peninsula. i will probably defer to a lost his opinions but let me go right into the issue. number one, i'm going to answer the five most common questions that are asked about north korea, concluding in the end with, how do we improve the relationship? what, the apocalypse, how can we avoided armageddon with north korea? what do we need to do? is it just us and others, non-political actors, et cetera? and i say this because lately i've been unfavorably compared to dennis rodman. [laughing] and i, i don't know what i will say on that but why is this issue important? obviously i think we know the answer. that's number one. number two, i think in the great introduction setting of the e

i did not know if you mention i was married to ambassador richard holbrook. richard was ambassador to the united nations until last year, when there seems to have been some shift in washington and i think a new guy came in. anyways, we lived in the official residence of the american ambassador to the united nations, the waldorf astoria, where george bush the elder had also lived with his children. i had to suddenly do a tremendous amount of hostessing and entertaining. three or four events per week. i was trying to hang on by the tips of my fingernails to my life as a writer and other things that you described, my nonprofit work. but boy, it was tough, i will tell you. that took a lot of time, the seating and the flower arrangements. and you care. in your home, you care what that even turns out to be. you get very drawn in. i feel sorry for a president who would not have that support and that partner. i do not think that hiring someone to do it is the same thing. that is just my opinion. >> i have the perfect model for you. if you need it. at virginia rusk wa