tonight, a conversation with arianna huffington. the third method to redefining success at creating a life of well-being and wisdom. and we will pivot to a conversation with brian culbertson who has had 27 number one hits and we will close the show tonight with the performance of her rise in from his latest cd another long night out. we are glad you have joined us. and aconversations performance coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: arianna huffington's new york times bestseller, creating a life of well-being, wisdom, and wonder grew out of the commencement speech she gave last year where she likened the two traditional metrics of success to being the equivalent of two legs of a three-legged stool. eventually, you will fall flat. >> it is good to be with you. tavis: i thought you said you were not going to write another book. >> i did. this was the surprise baby i did not think i would have. but after that commencement speech, there was such a response to the messag

for arrived, by the president and editor-in-chief of the huffington post media group, area huffington. nightline a anchor dan harris's 10% happier is in sixth. seventh is political commentator bill o'reilly and historian martin deuteride's killing jesus. next, the divide. american injustice in the age of the wealth gap by matt taibbi. booktv recently covered a talk by the investigative reporter at the louisville free public library. look for it to air soon. ninth is a collection of essays and stories by marina keegan, the opposite of loneliness with wrapping up the list is the confidence code, clair shipman interviewed women in positions of leadership to find out what made them successful. these are the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the new york times. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. here is our prime time lineup. at 7:00 p.m. eastern deborah hicks talks to booktv from duke university and at 7:30 p.m. coeditors and contributors to the book democratization and a authoritarianism in the arab world discuss their. at 9:20, the use of you but by hitler in world

. >> and in washington, senior political editor and white house correspondent for "the huffington post" sam stein. we also have editor for "the washington post" david ignatius. with all going on in ukraine, glad you're in early this morning. >> an eventful weekend. willie, happy belated birthday for you. >> thank you. it was a great saturday. it was a derby/birthday combo.

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joe huffington served 23 years in prison for a crime he may not have committed because of mishandled>> there were two hairs found at the scene, one on the bedsheet and one on the garter belt of the victim. that was the key evidence of the prosecution. that's what put him at the time and place of the murders. in 1999 an intern report found problems with what michael malone had done in the huffington case much. >> we are looking through a microscope. you don't know how many characteristics to match, you can choose it. it depends upon the person downing the analysis, not fact. not opinion data, not upon a standard. >>> we knew that there were problems with the technique. there are many documented cases where numbers, including michael malone, but not limited to michael malone, have matched carpet fibres to head hair. he had excluded hairs, without explaining why he excluded hairs. he matched hairs without explaining why. he hadn't tape hair samples from all the people who may have been in -- taken hair samples from all of the people that may have been in contact with the body. >>> flawe

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ariana huffington talks about the obnoxious roommate in our heads, the voice that tells us we cannot do something, that our ideas are not good that we are having a truly awful hair day. that obnoxious roommate holds us back. over my many years in school and in the workforce, i have seen so many people hold themselves back. i have seen them sit on the side of the room rather than at the table. i have seen them sit in the back. i have seen them lower their hands rather than keep them up and i have seen them lower their voices when they should speak up. i have seen over and over again how much self believe drives outcome and that is why i force myself to sit at the table, even when i am not sure i belong there, and that still happens to me. when i'm not sure anyone wants my opinion, i speak up anyway. is whatg in yourself has gotten you to this special day, so keep it up. limits on anybody put you, do not put limits on yourself. know that you can and will go want to complete more school if you want to. know that you can and will get any job you want, even if you have to take other jobs

joining me an editor of huffington post. thank you for coming back. got to tell you modi, as you know, and i'm going to dive right into this with you, is accused of doing little to stop the riots in 2002 when he was at the time first minister in that state. and we recall about 1,000 people died. most of them muslims. the u.s. denied him visa. the u.k. just re-established ties with him in 2012. did he then, does he now have sectarian prejudices. >> thank you for having me here. >> yes, modi has been, as you said, accused of not doing enough during the riot of 2002. since then he has been cleared by a special investigative team and actually having any part of the riot. that said there has been plenty of evidence that he has indulged in anti-muslim rhetoric. before he took the national stage in this way there are several inflammatory speeches of his that you can find in you look. but since the national campaign we've seen that he has worked hard to remake himself as a statesman. as someone who can appeal across large swaths of india's population. who can

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. >> while women are still struggling, key note speaker arianna huffington suggested ways to rise above. hundreds stood in line for autographed copy of the book "thrive". >> women should no longer aspire to be on top of the world. the way the world is designed at the moment is not working. >> it was a sellout crowd that heard messages this year. >> what a great event i know you enjoy dinner. >> yes. pretty cool. >> you know ordering clothes or shoes online arrive but don't fit? >> this is amazing. it offers a limitless selection but there is a problem. clothes don't often fit once you get them. that is the reason for 70% of the return buzz now, shop smart checked out new tools to help you nail the right size the first time. from shoes to jeans to black dresses there is no substitute. if you want to skimp cramped dressing rooms and shop online, shop smart says some new tools can help you pick. >> favorite tool is tru fit. you answer questions and it gives you fit tips about how it will fit your body. >> true fit is available on 15 sites including nordstrom and lord & taylor. other retail

these are the author in the "huffington post." i want to throw up a photo.with all of you. this is her this past weekend in las vegas with her friend. she is on the right there, samantha. in the picture and politically i would say. and andrea appreciates she is lehigh girl. all five of them are lehigh girls and they went out to los angeles. >> she needed it. >> no monopoly on wolfpack. we refer to ourselves. >> lion he's pack. >> not a problem with finding guy or girl that will do with you. honeymoon, week long, we played five rounds of golf. >> you're kidding? >> you don't want your husband shoe shopping with you though? >> you do have an excellent point. there comes a time where you have to say i need my space. there are things i do that he really doesn't want to dove. he doesn't want to spend all day shoe shopping. >> you don't want him there when you're doing your kind of thing with the mud bath. >> getting hungry when i pick out shoes. he says i'm getting weak from the shoe shopping. >> it is very true. i don't want to do a whole lot of shoe shopping. b

huffington's new book "thrive" has important lessons for people starting with health. >> the more weure ourselves, the more effective we're going to be in our work, the more creative and the more able to notice the red flags and the opportunities we may otherwise miss. >> abc7 news is a proud sponsor of the event. the professional business women of california conference is tuesday at mosconi center west. log on to our website, abc7news.com for more. 8:41 on what is shaping up to be a sunny morning, but that's not the end of the story. >> if you're in the sierra nevada, you may run into a shower. here's a look at lake tahoe, highs today will nbt 50s, scattered showers will be around. by the middle of the week it will be 75 in tahoe, you're wondering what's it going to be like here. stay tuned for a look at your very warm accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> also next, the giants get a big win in l.a. but suffer a bad break, larry biehl has the details and brandon belt's injury, coming up thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it'

. >> joining me now is senior military correspondent for the huffington post and pulitzer prize winner david wood. dave, thanks for joining me. i was shocked when i first heard about this story insofar as the pressure on the va seems inordinate given the fact that they were willing to let veterans die just to preserve their record keeping and reputation in terms of service. >> well, hold on, alex. these are allegations. the fact is that unlike benghazi, we don't really know what happened here. they're pretty serious allegations, and if they're true, i tend to agree with john mccain that somebody needs to be held to account. but let's wait for the va inspector general, who's at phoenix and also at san antonio va medical center where there have been similar allegations raised and let's see what the investigations find out, because the fact is at this point we don't know. >> well, okay, given what we do know, do you think -- i mean does it surprise you that the va is under this pressure? we have talked so much about the backlog, about veterans getting lost in the system, about resources n

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huffington's new book, "thrive" has important lessons for us starting with health. >> the more we nudge ourselves and take care of our own human capitol the more effective we're going to be in our work, the more creative, and the more able to notice the red flags and opportunities you may otherwise miss. >> she says sleep is really good for you. abc7 news is proud to be a sponsor. professional business women of california conference is tuesday at msocni center west. for more information go to abc7 news.com >> and abc7 is highlighting the issues in the asian american community. on a special round table edition you're going to meet three mary lee helps fight human trafficking and domestic violence and david chie tells story of little-known chinese american heros. >> and just ahead cue up the competition. >> sometimes winning has >>> in theed abc7 newsroom it's a big problem in the bay area, people renting out homes that are not theirs see what happened when a real landlord confronted an imposter. hads the president's decision to talk energy in a walmart. why it made sense to some, but not

for more i want to bring in "huffington post" reporting zach carter who broke telestory.nd also with us tonight, america's lawyer ring of fire radio host, america's attorney. great to have you with us. he's done a lot of work in the gulf and lives in florida. let's start with you first. what could this trade deal mean for the united states oil and gas production? what would it actually mean if this deal were to go through and these restrictions were lifted. what would it mean to the industry? >> well, it depends in part on what other types of provisions are in the deal. the united states has banned exports of crude oil since 1975. it's given the president the power to make certain exceptions to that ban. the ban is in place for various national security and economic reasons. and this deal would essentially require automatic permitting for all oil and gas production. anything that the european union wants sent. regulatory restrictions in place for some cases environmental reasons. in other cases national security reasons. given that the european union has combined the larg

. >>> leading the news in the huffington post, students text good-bye, mama in final message right before the tornado strikes. 23-year-old jeffrey hunter sent a heart breaking message to his mom as an ef-4 tornado barreled toward his home in arkansas last week. he was found dead. his father and stepmother, who were also in the home survived. >>> and from nbc, new york, the oldest man on earth lives in new york. on the upper west side. that's not far from me. he is one week shy of his 112th birthday. when asked for his secret to living long, he said, i love this, quote, i don't know. i simply didn't die earlier. he's telling it like it is. >>> some other stories we're following for you, a diver has died while searching for victims off the south korean ferry disaster. government officials say that the diver actually lost communication five minutes into his dive and by the time others tried to save him, he wasn't breathing. >>> hollywood is boycotting the iconic beverly hills hotel. it is owned by the sultan of brunei who announced a new penal code for brunei that includes stoning gay men an

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with us is howard fineman of the "huffington post" and michelle bernard of the bernard center for women. howard, it seems every day brings if you read a quality newspaper bad news somewhere. something happens, crap happens, however we want to phrase it. now the automatic machine says hillary did it. they should check a couple of facts. while the organization wasn't named, the three top leaders were. that was decided after a my anud decision. your thoughts? >> chris, i think this is just the beginning of what the right is going to attempt to do to hillary. they're going to back time and replay backwards every event in the world today and look for a connection back to the state department or back to american policy. >> six connections of kevin bacon? >> yes, when she was secretary of state. when you're secretary of state, you deal by definition in grays. you deal in nuance. that's why her book is called "hard choices." but when you're trying to explain the details of a policy, why you were reluctant to allow yourself full on with the nigerian army and the nigerian regime which committed a

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we did get the huffington post's managing efforted and he says despite what some readers might think, clickbait isn't part of the wen site's modis operanti? >> we have arrived at a page and have it be a little flat. >> is something we try to avoid at all costs. i think that's one of the things that may distinguish us from places that are really pushing the limit. one example that comes to mind for me is the headline that we did for the government shutdown. when the government shutdown ended, we wrote the headline, men got us into the shutdown. women got us out. it had that bite, that humor, crystallized the moment in the right way. there were probably very few differences between the story that we wrote and the story that polit politico wrote and the "new york times" wrote. if i had to guess, our headline probably drew more people to our story than theirs did. >> in the ends, there is nothing more important than getting those clicks. in the online economy, page views equal advertising revenue. at a time methods, are they justified for any story? . >> in february, cnn tried clickbait t

he told the huffington post it representing the idea that living today, we can't do it alone.on other people to try to survive. now the neighbors disagree. they call it the orgy statue at the college. a local pastor calls it an abomination. the artist says there's no intentional sexuality to it and the harsh critics show what they are really thinking about. the town is moving the statute to a less prominent -- >> where is their head? what are they doing? theart a model. that's not a bench. >> that person on the bottom, they drew the shortest straw i think. >> yeah, they did. >> happy friday. earlier on the show we asked who would be the best new owner of the la clippers. our producer justine has creative ones. >> we did. joseph short says magic johnson. he has more street cred than the rest of the list. our own said i think cliven bundy should be in the running. as long as he gets free use of the staples center. >> i don't know how well cliven bundy would do there. >> somebody said mika is the obvious choice. >> i would love mika to be. there's lewis. okay. justine, thanks. up

. >> joining me now, ryan grim, washington bureau chief for the "huffington post."yan, i couldn't get over this story, the fact that they were like going big on this tax levy. so much of this is part of a much larger strategy? >> and tactically, it's the exact same thing they're doing on obamacare. when you have this kind of disproportionate amount of money, it doesn't matter if you lie, because you can say, look, this woman lost her health insurance and can't afford new health insurance because of obamacare. and it can be completely false and it can be alled out as false by the different fact checkers and the local paper can run thing and you can get tsk-tsked, but they don't have the hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars to air that ad. and the same on a different scale about this flyer. you put out a flyer saying your property taxes are going to go up, that's completely false, and a blogger might have picked that up in franklin county, a paper might have mentioned it, but voters see the flyer, they see them everywhere, they're glossy so they look official,

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these are the headlines this morning online, huffington post, endangered dem comes out swinging on obamacare and washington post, vulnerable dem offers strong case for obamacare. during the confirmation hearing, hagan offered her support for a key portion of the affordable care act. >> last year in north carolina, our state legislature, as a result about 500,000 people who have qualified for coverage through medicaid are now not able to do so. >> and speaking with the charlotte news and observer, hagan goes a step further in defending the affordable care act. in the interview she fights off republicans suggesting to repeal the law by ticking off the law's benefits. when asked about her legislative record she explains, i voted for it. i think there are common sense fixes that must be made in this bill but i also talk to people all across north carolina who have seen the difference that it has made in their lives. she's sticking to it. disgraced clippers owner donald sterling is back with a new audio recording. this time reacting to his original racist rant. radar online released the audio of

arianna huffington wrote a book about it. insurance companies like aetna practice it.ging it to schools all over the world. one breath through the nose. feel it go all the way through your body. >> on any given day. >> hold it and release it. >> at any given time, at the this elementary, you can find students taking a brain break. a cornerstone of mind up. a program dedicated to bringing mindfulness into the classroom. >> we are not worried about anything because we are just focused on breathing. >> this is one of thousands of schools that adopted mind up over the past ten years. mind up founder and creator, actress goldie hawn, believes when children better understand how their brains work, they can better handle their emotions. >> we felt teaching them about their brain and how that would work and how they actually know that a brain is plastic and you can move it by thinking about things long enough that they would feel more optimistic. and then realizing an ability to be optimistic opens the brain up and children can learn better. >> mind up classes integrate learni

having some sort of secret whispered in his ear by arianna huffington.ad the articles tomorrow. and we never see these articles. someone listening in. like what are they talking about? what are they saying, you know? >> lori david was with sheryl crow a few years ago and they approached karl rove. she wrote all about it in the huffington. he got upset. he snatched his arm away, got mad. you don't know what goes on in there. it's exciting. >> a lot of these celebrities end up going to the dinner because they have pet causes. because they have causes they want to talk about and push. perhaps part of the reason we're seeing less star power this year as opposed to last year is last year was right after the election where you had a lot of big-name celebrities who were big donors. >> that's right. >> who had raised a lot of money and the mood in the room, everyone was really excited. whereas this year, people aren't so jazzed up about midterms, i guess. >> dean, let's talk about joel mchale here for a second. we know him, obviously. >> sure. >> he's on "commun

post media group arianna huffington.re some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the wall street journal. >> "the people have spoken (and they are wrong" is david harsanyi's newest book. the case against democracy. what other people wrong about? >> they are wrong about everything at some point. that is the problem. more importantly what we are wrong about a week coerce others to act as certain way and have social norms that we do, democracy is part of the problem. >> host: in what way? >> guest: we are coercing people to change and undermining their freedom because it is tyranny of the majority. the larger government grows, the more it intrudes on everyday lives and our decisions the more democracy matters and the more we need to stop it and diffuse it and try to do away with it. >> host: i you talking specifically about campaigns? >> no. i am talking about growth of federal government mostly in trading on the rights of states. the philosophical problem as well as democracy but specifically in americ

arianna huffington is one of the keynote speakers, elizabeth lindsey. will be workshops throughout the period of time and it's an opportunity for women to hone there skills. and they're introducing a new format called the dolphin tank," patterned after "the shark tank." they'll have women with expertise in the investment arena helping them to decide whether or not they've got an idea worth investing in. >> how have they gotten better in the last 25 years and how has it not gotten better? >> it certainly has gotten better in terms of women recognizing there are opportunities out there for them. every time a woman has an opportunity to come to a conference like this, talk to other women in similar experience, professions, and look for ways to improve themselves. they find they walk away from this conference saying things like this is the most important day of my professional life. and that's what we want to continue making it for them. >> pretty gratifying, you say? >> it's like my baby's grown up. it's now a nonprofit. the spinoff is a nonprofit. and the

a huffington post reporter. iraq tom tarantino from veterans of america. he talks about why members of congress are calling for the resignation of top ba officials. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. c-span's newest book. a collection of interviews with some of the top storytellers. >> it is people who have come and immigrated to this country. some of them legally and some of them illegally. i came with no documentation and no ability to get a job or an education. when i first came to the united states in the late 1980's at across the border between mexico i came united states, into the san joaquin valley. it was no challenge to find a job. there were not a lot of people trying to get jobs in farming. i was pulling we. wheat. published by public affairs books. >> in place of president obama, first lady michelle obama gave the weekly address. she condemned the kidnapping of nigerian schoolgirls and stressed the importance of education. a group of republicans give their wee

[laughter] 19e you'll find all nationalities contained within arianna huffington's accent.[laughter] it is a general and thrilled to be here in washington dc. city that started the whole crack smoking mayor craze. [laughter] you guys were the first. i hope he is not here tonight. mayor say that toronto rob ford is a mess. he can't help it. he's like a bull and a crack pipe shop. canadat want to tell "relax, we already have a florida." [laughter] ted cruz propose a government shutdown. everyone else and congress decided to go along with this to get some time away from ted cruz. the key party is anti-socialism and anti-immigration. it makes sense that their hero is a cuban from canada. that one was poignant. in kiev president is tonight. he thought this event was being held at the dulles airport applebee's. to a construction cone that he thinks is john boehner. [laughter] also true. [laughter] it is crazy to think that joe biden is only one heartbeat away from someone -- no one taking him seriously as president. [laughter] biden will likely be running for president in 2016. t

in a trilogy of articles on martin luther king "the huffington post." their first tour in the archives and you can look them up on her by name. the last one is my why the king had to die. it focuses on the poor people's campaign. when martin luther king understood and what we have to understand is we need a real countervailing force against the forces of capitalism and wealth. and we don't really have that. unions are the closest that we have so we have to really start organizing and supporting unions again fighting against the demonization of unions. how can people praise donald trump and demonize the union workers folks who really work and most of the raisa we take for granted came for unions. we must focus on structuring unions again. also put the poor people's campaign king self-consciously found several broad principles and broad goals that would encompass most of the people in america and the poor people's campaign and to bring people together with common interests to fight against those who are in power and those in positions of exploitation. tha

which could have been written by the huffington post. the critique is a response to a u.n report on human rights violations in north korea. some of the highlights include under the citizenship act, racialism is getting more severe in the u.s. the u.s. is a living hell as elementary rights are violated. the number of impoverished people increased last year. bills on easing arms control were adopted and as a result the u.s. witnessed an increasing number of gun related crimes. and fox news should stop talking about benghazi and focus more on how hamsters can't rock climb. look at this kim jong-un. >> i honestly think that was beautiful. >> it took him 13 years to build that wall. >> let me go to you. that report when i was reading it could have been in the "new york times". >> that is what is so comical about it. my favorite line is the u.s. is a leafing hell. yes, i want to live in a country where i don't have -- where i may get eaten by a dog. >> were you referring to de stroit? that is -- detroit? that is out of line. >> north korea is

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if i am a game developer, if i'm the huffington post or a publisher, i don't need to know anything abouty users. i don't need to collect all the demographic information from them. all of that data is available through facebook for advertisers to extend their facebook campaigns into those apps. >> this is a way for facebook to make more money, right? they have done pretty well with their own mobile ads. they don't want to clutter people's feeds. they want to limit the number of advertisers, but they want to generate good money, so they extend with different partners, different app developers who have ads in their own apps and see if they can both make money from the experience. is that basically it? >> it is absolutely a way for facebook to make money. facebook has been killing it with their ads the last 2 years. they have all of this experience targeting, but then you run out of inventory. people like us that social wire will find these great ads and great audience and great match, and then we run out of inventory. this solves a huge problem for advertisers. it makes facebook more money

. >> did you just say -- >> arianna huffington would have offered you a column. on her website. >> i doubt arianna huffington would give me much. i don't think she's one of mine -- i don't think arianna is one of my big fans. i wish she were, but i don't think she is. bt god bless her anyway. i should have learned how to twitter, i should get that bentley convertible that i think ted turner promised he about 30 years ago. >> he won't give up on this bentley. like, get over it, stein. it's not happening. >> i do have a -- i do have an extremely beautiful wife. that's sort of like -- >> oh, okay. what are we talking about here? this is cnn! >> $75 for this hour of therapy that we're offering. ben, what's it like preparing for this in the white house right now? or before -- >> i -- very intense, hard work. white house speechwriters work like demons. they work very long hours, they work in modest circumstances. they are like flawed children in a dekensian november. so they're going back and forth -- i know. >> let's scale that back. this is like, what?! >> all right,

barbara walters on the upper left of her screen, airian in a huffington. willie. and tebow.sa today's favorite picture of al roker. >> doggie heaven. >> i feed -- >> i was going to see -- i'll give up my time. >> i was going to say i lost a friend today, my glasses. i got tri focal contact lenses and i can't see anything. i pulled a beckle. i hit my head on a massage parlor door on saturday. >> not a happy >> it's tuesday, may 6th. leading the charts cge the congressman leading the benghazi investigation. how he plans to find out what the white house knew and when they knew it. >> a small plane plunges into a house ripping right through the roof. the incredible ending to this crash that is truly a miracle. >> perfect aim from 12 toot b-fl fields away from your first shot. we are putting smart technology to the test. "fox & friends first" starts right pm9húnow. ♪ >> good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. i am heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is one minute to the top of the ho