jennifer is appealing if decision.e spoken to sidney about what happened to her dad. >> from my viewpoint, he gave his life for her. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. . >> good morning. we're at msnbc headquarters. here is what's happening how close did she get? now information about the rather thannen woman working as an unregistered agent. the president and the potential interview with robert mueller what the negotiation looks like behind the scenes and why it's taking so long to happen. >>> omarosa unplugged. why she uses the words mental decline to describe the president's state of mind in her new book.

jennifer: ok. welcome, john. [applause] john: thank you. jennifer: my next guest is christi parsons. christi parsons is the senior editor at the atlantic and director of the talents lab, a position she has held since may. is that right? christi: yes. jennifer: at the talent lab, she is searching for the best and brightest young journalists for the magazine and all of its many platforms. so if you have students that christi needs to know, come see christi. she covered the white house for the los angeles times for a decade and was a political writer at the chicago tribune. she has reported from 30 different countries, covered three presidential campaigns, and most notably for our conversation tonight, charted the rise of barack obama from the illinois statehouse to the u.s. senate to the white house, so she has the distinction of being the reporter who has covered barack obama longer than anybody else. she will have some good stories to tell us, i know, tonight. she was president of the white house c

i caught u with jennifer on friday.nbelievable in her new movie "peppermint." >> in the film she transforms into a cold-blooded killer out for revenge after the death of her daughter and husband. >> what do i want? i want justice! >> have you ever killed that many people in a movie before? >> it is a very high body count. this is a fantasy movie. this is not, you know, this is >> it took a lot of training for those fight scenes. it's all her in the movie but her stunt double of 17 years shauna duggins helped her choreograph those crazy moves. >> it's like, upper cut and then, whoo. >> perfect. >> let's see when jen took me on. >> the whole movie. >> come on. >> see. >> i don't want to meet either one of you on a bad night. have you ever had to pull out these mama bear moments? >> in real life in. >> we all have the strength to roar up and fight for our kids. verbally i have had to have words. >> haven't we all? >> i'm into jennifer garner right now. she just has it all together. spking of jennifer, we know she has had a

jennifer: something similar. yeah, yeah.ennifer: yeah, we'll have a few chef demos at the culinary pavilion as well, along with the eating contest. robert: thank you very much for bringing this. this is really colorful stuff here, really colorful stuff. it really looks good. thank you for being here. miles, thank you very much for guiding us through this. all right, well, details on the pistahan festival and parade on august 11 and 12 is on our website, nbcbayarea.com. and we're also on social media, facebook and twitter. so, we want to thank all of our guests, so that's it for today's "asian pacific america." we'll see you next week and at the festival, so thanks for watching. all right, go ahead and let's finish this up here. caroline: okay, it's time to offer it. robert: so, is this it? caroline: yeah. miles: yes. you could also put some ice cream. robert: oh. oh, i can't dip that in there. that would've been--that would've been bad news, huh? mm, that's very good. that's very good. caroline: thyohavene now. caroline: go

jennifer is dead. >> no way. >> jennifer is dead. >> the double cross.with her, that the other woman has been killed, are greatly exaggerated. in fact, you're about to meet the other woman who is very much alive. >>> when we come back, the intended victim, stunned by news of the murder plot, but not who was behind it. >> i knew right away, if anything happens to me, it's nicole. >> and later, the hit is about to hit the fan. >> i can't believe you did this to me. don't show up here. that's not cool. >> when "caught in the act" continues. and something amazing happens. that's our inspiration for fancy feast medleys. wild salmon primavera. tastes amazing. also in pate. fancy feast medleys. i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. broke my personal record. aflac!? no-good break. gooood break. i'm so sorry we can't make your barbecue. i'm just sick a

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everything about her private life jennifer's putting it all out there for us.ive months after the end of the marriage, molly mcnearney kicked off the interview, when are you getting back with brad? when are the twins due. >> quote, you're the only person who could start an interview like that and send me into hysterics. she gave a drop the mike response to ridiculous tabloid headlines saying, quote, the misconceptions are "jen can't keep a man," and "jen refuses to have a baby because she's selfish and committed to her career." first, with all due respect, i'm not heartbroken. and second, those are reckless assumptions.." has told e. "e.t the years, that's nothing new. >> i'm a tabloid nightmare. my life seems so much more dramatic and interestingha is. just because of the stupid tabloids. >> back in 2004 while she was married to brad pitt she satirized the obsession on snl. >> when are you going to have a baby? are the friends really friends? when are you going to have a baby. >> her tone shifted in 2016 when in touch published this cover on vacation with just

this is our home and jennifer grew up here, you know? and my other daughter goes to school here. >> reporter: the driving force of the collin was the decision to split their family up were the side effects of the medicines jennifer was on, side effects which they say were getting more and more horrific. did you feel like you were losing your daughter? >> absolutely. losing our whole family. just watching her cognitively decline and watching these rages that, you know, were devastating for her mentally. >> we had times when we had to call 911 to come and have police come and help me because he would be out of town or something and, you know, i was afraid of my daughter. >> a little girl. >> a little girl. >> reporter: she got charlotte's web oil from the stanley brothers and gave it to jennifer, but it didn't work. the brothers gave beth something else, thc-a. beth says that one did. what is it like for you to be free of some of those side effects? >> it's awesome. i -- i don't feel like a monster anymore. >> a monster? >> 'cause when i h

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jennifer hudson. >> aretha franklin told "e.t."anada she was such a fan that jennifer was hand picked to play her in the upcoming biopic. the film is still scheduled to move forward. jennifer told "e.t." that role is a dream come rue. >> i'm ready. whenever that happens, it's like my dream role. especially involving music and acting. >> now, let's get to another big headline. our news desk has been working on. are the bing bang stars really ready to say good-bye? >>> it's bittersweet obviously. i'm sad to be saying good-bye to my family. it just happened yesterday, so i'm still trying to process all of it. we were there when we found out together and we're there to support each other and that's all there is to it really. that's why we've survived for this long is because we love each other. we're a family and we support each other. >> that love and affection may be the main reason why "the big bang theory's" ensemble cast has remain tight-lipped on why tv's number one comedy will end. despite reports it was the show's leading man j

and now, jennifer's here. >> kelly sitting right next to me. this girl is going to do. >> well, we do know kelly will continue to go toe to toe with her buddy blake. >> i'm not going to sit out here and talk about the fact that i've won the show six times. >> not last year when i arrived. i won. >> so blake's won six times. kelly's won once. and adam's got three victories under his belt. j-hud hasn't won yet here in the states, but she did win once on the uk version of the show. >> this is a very important decision for you, to make the right one. her name is jennifer hudson. >> come on, adam, say it again! >> and of course, everybody's favorite bromance is back, and adam's got a few fresh zingers for blake. >> you're such a nerd. you look like you're wearing a pair of jeans that button up at your neck. you're wearing a canadian tuxedo. >> all right, blake. "the voice returns september 24th on nbc. >> still ahead here -- >> the reason why rihanna skipped the vmas revealed and the looks that broke the break. >> $1.6 million. >>> then we're behind

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you could have done it, jennifer. you can take him.s relationship with the paparazzi but now there's a couple of photographers who are asking for a more positive approach with the stars. >> that was awesome. >> getting a beaming blake showing off her fashion game. >> maximum a couple hundred bucks. >> maggie gyllenhaal running errands. and staking out newly engaged ariana grande. >> we're pulling up to ariana's apartment. >> these paparazzi are busy. no grande but fiance pete davidson is happy to chat even though they're camped outside the "snl" star's home. >> you might get in an accident. >> it's easy to poke fun. veteran cameraman cesar's industry colleagues rin fams for catching celebs nun fortunate situations. but sez sxr his partner miles diggs wanted to change their negative perception. they call themselves the hashtag positive and -- >> leist people want to be treated the way they want to be treated. >> they make more money covering positive stories. their biggest payday, mariah carey's engagement. >> we got the first photo of

she's friendly with jennifer. she took home her emmy for "friends."'ll find out with jason wins for "ozark." >>> coming next on kron-4 news at eight: a heavy police response and multiple schools locked down during a search for a gun ... on a local campus. students and parents describe the tense moments. and breaking news....a thought to be missing mother and daughter located safely. where authorities say they were found. plus...police release new surveillance in the search for suspects in an east bay double homicide i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. travel consideration provided by -- >>> there is no limit to what a ma'am can do. there is eva longoria baston directing a tv show while caring for her son. the show will premier in 2019. >> i love that she's not missing a beat. can i get one for the dads? how about enrique iglesias entertaining his kids? not by singing but by gobbling [ gobbling ] [ giggling ] >>s that so adorable. bye, everybody. bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you can't say that. i can't tell p

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news on jennifer aniston after sitting down for what could be her most candid interview ever. michelle turner is off this weekend, but brooke anderson is here with me. >> so is jennifer brokenhearted. why hasn't she had babies? everything about aniston's private life is now all out there? >> five months after jen and justin announced the end of their marriage, molly mcnearny, who happens to be jen's good friend and jimmy kimmel's wife kicked off the interview asking, quote, when are you getting back together with brad? did justin ever wear your jeans? and when are the twins due? jen's response, you're the only person who could start an interview like that and actually send me into hysterics, not

if that's true, "red sparrow" starring jennifer lawrence could hardly have been more timely.is a clip from the film. >> i'm curious. did you want me to know you were following me or just -- >> americans always think -- are so interested in -- >> what made you want to become a translator? >> -- the government -- >> -- >> in my country, men in power it cannot matter. >> ah, russian/american intrigue. that was jennifer lawrence portraying a young woman coerced into becoming a sparrow for the soviet union, a real-life role in a once-upon-a-time soviet program that weaponized female spies. it is a movie for our era and she is an actress for our time. as you'll hear, jennifer lawrence is outspoken on everything from abuse that she suffered to contemporary american politics. she joined me here in the studio as she was promoting the film's uk release along with director frances lawrence, no relation, who directed jennifer in the blockbuster "hunger games" franchise. jennifer lawrence, francis lawrence, welcome. >> thank you. >> what about this part of the trilogy, i think it is the f

jennifer: how do these journalists combat that? >> all i can suggest is we keep doing our jobs and keep telling real stories and things that are true and stop acting like it is about us, because it is not. it is not just us. you're not a personal star when you're grilling the press secretary or the president. you are a reporter tried to get answers to stories with people. there is considerable pressure on people -- this is to your earlier point. there is considerable pressure on reporters to ask the big question, even if the question has been asked before, to ask it yourself so you're on the air with your question on your network when you do your piece. that is on to following up on someone else's question, but it goes to this whole fake news problem. we have to stop. given to all the pressures that drag us towards doing things that are not real, actual journalism like we all know how to do it. >> i would love to say there is always been a pressure when you are a journalist when covering the white house to get it right. there is ve

jennifer: yes.is almost certainly true. -- there is more uncertainty than anything else. it is hard to know what would have happened without brexit. but it's probably fair to say that it is having an impact. investment intentions are relatively buoyant. we are not too concerned about the outlook for the economy. anna: would a new deal -- would no deal resulted in a recession in the u.k.? jennifer: following the vote, there was an assumption the u.k. and thatp sure it away did not happened at all, in fact, continued to grow christ rally for a while. considerably for a while. systemly, the financial would be relatively well shielded, have enough capital to deal with the situation. but there may be other elements, for example, business investment, that will suffer a lot. i love what the telegraph road about mark carney. he is neither high priest of project fear nor a reliable boyfriend. let's take a look at this chart. he says he will not give away the possibility of raising rates. will we get another

>> jennifer lawrence: desperation. an appetite. confidence.eally wanted this. >> lawrence: i knew if i just was given the chance, that it would work. i just knew. ( screams and shouting ) >> whitaker: but not even she knew it would work so well. for a decade in hollywood, she has been defying odds and breaking barriers. at 21, she shattered the myth that women can't carry an action franchise. her four "hunger games" movies earned almost $3 billion. she made three comedy-dramas in as many years, playing unforgettable, flawed, resilient women: >> tiffany: hey! >> pat: whoa, hey. >> whitaker: tiffany, a young widow in "silver livings playbook." >> tiffany: you are not a stand- up guy right now. if it's me reading the signs... >> pat: you reading the signs? >> tiffany: if it's me reading the signs... >> pat: you reading the signs. oh, okay. >> whitaker: in "american hustle" she played rosalyn, a looney, long island housewife. >> rosalyn: you fell in love. don't you dare forget that part. we fell madly in love. >> whitaker: and in "joy," she was a

jennifer: what we do is we try to bring people together. we work with nearly 30 technology companies. and so much of the time we have , our big public event like our annual conference and other things like that. but we have roundtables, workshops, meetings where we roll up our sleeves and share what the companies are encountering, what we are hearing from parents when we do parent nights when we hear from , people writing into our inbox. when we have our digital parenting blog and everything else like that. we are able to come to the table and talk about what the emerging issues are, what the newest trends are. the companies are willing to share what worked and what has not, and share what they are doing, that they are excited about that they think could be helpful and work together on this. companies are really willing to come to the table and collaborate, and that is what is so important about the work we are doing. >> i want to come back to the partnership thing and then hit the next thing. on the partnership thing, two things i think th

it was singer and actress jennifer lewis belting it out there a lot of vent was really the culmination of the events that were the chance for the people of detroit for all of her fans many of whom cheerful far and wide this is in the city where she grew up and remained for most of her life and it was a chance to get her farewell and before that there were the three days of public viewing so about six thousand people were lucky enough to get tickets for this concert which was free and put on by her family so you know it also spanned the incredible range of her musical talents i mean old away from gospel who r. and b. and jazz and blues all the styles of which she greatly influence let's have a slightly closer look at her legacy. the title of her nine hundred sixty seven hit a composition by otis redding crowned her legacy from the moment the song hit the airwaves respect. everything franklin's imprint on soul music was enormous for commanding vocals powered the soundtrack of both the civil rights and women's liberation movements half a century ago. the daughter of a mississippi preacher

jennifer holiday, you say growing up in houston you just idolized her.were 18. what was it like to meet the woman who had been her idol. >> good morning. it was a thrill of a lifetime. i had idolized her my whole life. i grew up singing in the church choir, of course, just like her and my very first broadway show was called "your arms too short to box with god." and i kept saying at that time she had just married glen thurman so she was living in los angeles and i just said can i meet -- anybody know her? anybody know her? and then there was this guy who said of course we know her, we'll try to see if she will come. and she came and she enjoyed it and then she came to see me in "dream girls" in los angeles at the shubert theater. she actually came alone. he was still smoking back then and she wrote me a beautiful note on a pack of the matches from the bar so she was always just very supportive and very thoughtful. >> do you still have that? >> i do. i do. >> that's something you guard dearly, you never let that go. >> jennifer holliday, what an honor to

number two, jennifer aniston's candid new interview.tyle" magazine and tackled tabloid headlines, telling the magazine, quote, the misconceptions are jen can't keep a man or that i'm sad and heartbroken. first, with all due respect, i'm not heartbroken. and, second, those are reckless assumptions. jennifer unleashed her bronze legs for days and beachy waves for the sultry cover shoot. while her poses look effortless behind the scenes, jen says looks can be deceiving. >> this is not easy for -- you know, if you're not a module -- a model. i'm not great at it, like this one. wait. hold on. what was the one? >> and number one, wilmer's dedication to demi lovato after her overdose. >> i knew i loved him when i met him. >> a source tells "e.t." demi lovato's ex wilmer valderrama has been a constant source of support since her overdose. earlier this week we were told, quote, he visits demi every day he can and has spent hours with her and her family. >> just tell us if she's okay, wilmer. >> we're told the singer experienced nausea and fever

jennifer talked about article xxi. under the wto gap and i will say this. in sweden in 1975 the swedish government said we are going to invoke this on imported footwear because we view that as a threat to our national security. we need to properly attired our troops would be going to this time of conflict. i'm going to submit that if shoes are vital to national security steel certainly because the core material in every defense application that we have each country makes its own determination. there are few materials that are more military sensitive than steel or aluminum are. and for those of you who might think well trump wanted to do tariffs because he has to throw them a bone especially when times are tough. he signaled that he was going to do this for a very long time. this was a campaign speech he gave in pennsylvania more than two years ago. holds up pretty well. it's available in transcripts or in video form and even on c-span. so for more than two years you know we consider something like this and i'm going to walk quickly through the timeline. we

>> jimmy: -- even when jennifer's not here. >> really?hter ] >> jimmy: she's just a fan of the show -- >> oh, that's cool. >> jimmy: -- and comes all the time. i get to say hi to her all the time, and i, like, i give her a a hug. >> really? oh, that's rad. >> jimmy: yeah, she's the -- we love her so much. >> that's cool. >> jimmy: and anyways, congrats on that. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and congrats on the emmy nomination. "this is us." you guys crushed it out there. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: dude, everyone crushes it on that show. >> yeah, it's really -- it's really -- it's -- all hands on deck. >> jimmy: everyone crushes it on that show. congrats. the show got nominated. >> yep. >> jimmy: but it's -- it's well-written. it's well-acted. we found out how you die. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's an interesting, weird way. i know. [ audience aws ] because -- yeah, i know. >> it's okay. i'm here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, look, 'cause you're still here. >> here we are. >> jimmy: no, but it -- that's what mak

jennifer lÓpez luce espectaculary la moda va de la mano.y nos vestimos de una manera que cubrimos partes que no nos gustan. a mÍ me pasÓ a los 40 y me siento mejor que nunca y empiezas a cambiar tu forma de vestir. si no le afecta a alguien, si no es algo que se vea vulgar, quÉ padre que cada quien juegue con la moda. jennifer lÓpez para mi se ve espectacular. >> hay algo de la moda muy importante. doÑa meche, apunte, hay largos de faldas, hay estilos de escote, cuando tÚ quieres renovar tu imagen tienes que conocerlas para llevar a cabo un estilo acorde. karla: entiendo porque de cierta manera tÚ te dedicas asesorar a gente con respecto a la moda. pero una muchacha que quizÁ no tenga el cuerpo perfecto no tenga derecho a ponerse lo que le da la gana. tengo una amiga rellenita que se viste siempre a la moda y se siente feliz y divina asÍ como meche con sus botas. [risas] no me puedo concentrar! estas igualita meche! chef: pienso que hay edades para cada moda. respeto mucho. karla: cuÁntos aÑos tiene tu esposa? chef: tiene 32. karla: si lleg

jennifer, want to respond? to agree but i think and we don't know because we haven't seen enough publicly, i think if they come up with evidence that the president himself conspired with russians to do any of the illegal things we know the russians had done to interfere with the state electoral processes or commuter hacking or legal distribution of the material, we may see the mueller team try to indict the president and see how that goes and of course, it would be litigated up to the supreme court. if they uncover that serious criminal offense that the president himself was involved in, we may see mueller's team give it a go. >> thank you-all. appreciate your time. the piece in politico, think trump is doomed? not so fast. i encounselor -- encourage everyone to read it. thank you eric, jennifer, michael. >>> when we come back, a texas police officer found guilty of murder in the killing of an unarmed african american teenager. some in the courtroom stunned by the verdict. we'll take you inside the courtroom ne

bravo por jennifer lÓpez.Él le dio las gracias por la bendiciÓn que ella le dio. madonna le dijo que estaba listo para el prÓximo nivel. esta foto le ha dado la vuelta al mundo. francisca: claro, imagina lo que significa para Él tener el reconocimiento de una gran artista como madonna. definitivamente maluma pisa muy fuerte. cantÓ "felices los cuatro". definitivamente que nos hicieron a todos sentir muy orgullosos. j.balvin tambiÉn al mejor vÍdeo latino que es un nuevo premio que abrieron estos premios. raÚl: usted no se ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl:chef,si es tan amablehuevos rancheros, salsa y estamos listos. chef: quieres desayunar ligero! [risas] karla: nos vamos mÉxico con adis, y vamos a platicar de esta historia , lamentablemente sigue la violencia en mÉxico. buenos dÍas, cuÉntanos cÓmo se siente ivonne a raÍz de la pÉrdida de su pareja. adis: buenos dÍas. amigos de "despierta amÉrica". recientemente hace apenas una semana montero de esta pava la no relaciÓn que tenÍa con el padre de su hija. quiÉn iba a imaginar que dÍa

that could have been a jennifer ruben column. >> it sounded like jennifer. >> it is interesting most have to give in to trump, they have to follow him, they have to become his doting admirers. mccabe did not. >> i almost choke on putting those two people in the same sentence, john mccain and donald trump because they are a different species. donald trump is a cowered, is a z xenophobe, selfish, duds not believe there's such a thing as national service, and mccain was not. he was a figure that gave people like me a reason to say i'm a republican because i'm like john mccain. i believe in climate change. i believe in immigration. i believe in a strong presence in the world, i believe in human rights. i can no longer say those things and say that's why i'm a republican because republicans don't believe in that anymore, and that's why people like me, max boot, a whole list of other people have essentially said forget the republican party. a party that is so hostile to the views of john mccain does not deserve our attention, does not deserve our loyalty. and it is a shame, it is really a

jennifer: it is a pleasure to be here. i thought i would start with a little bit of the legality of it as a way of explaining why i think trade is so much in the news these days and why is it so different from the past? to me, a lot of it is that in the past, the united states almost entirely since the wto was created in 1995, the united states by and large adhered to the rules of the wto, which meant that when we had concerns about imports, we either imposed countervailing duties, which are anti-subsidy remedies where the notion is it is not considered legal to trade in goods that are subsidized. the idea that you are not asking u.s. producers to compete with the governments of every country around the world. imports are subsidized. you can take a countervailing duty action that will put an additional tariff on those goods and make up for the percentage of production that was a government subsidy. if the government gives a subsidy that values 10% of the goods, you can put a 10% countervailing duty on it. we also used to b

jennifer rocks this black satin narciso rodriguez dress at the l.a.remiere of her new action film "peppermint." >> the becomes this vigilante fighter coming back to fight for justice for her daughter and husband. >> while the movie packs a major punch, the premier was scaled down. the controlled environment isn't that surprising since it was just seven days ago that she drove her ex, ben affleck to rehab. this is ben's third time in rehab. tonight, we've learned what may have been the tipping point for jen. a source tells "e.t." quote, ben was making excuses for missed plans and rarely answering his phones in the weeks before entering rehab. she went over to check on him, fearful what she might find. sure enough found him with empty bottles strewn all over the house. he reeked of alcohol and clearly had been on some type of bender and was in terrible shape. you hope he can work through his issues. you hope he can work through his issues. >>> definitely. >> jen's decision to not speak to the press isn't that t >rp >> today, r r. arriviarrivinp arriving

jennifer will do anything for her kids.to be a father to her kids. >> martha: i was reading something today, editorial from a guy who went through a.a. and he said not everybody can go to the fancy rehab place in los angeles like ben affleck can. but everybody can go to a meeting. he talked about how he went to eight meetings i think he said before he stayed at one. it's a disease. >> i know she is doing it for the kids. if my husband, if i was married and my husband cheated on me with the nanny i'd send him some place else. >> martha: there is that detail. >> but i love generaler the garner. she seems so nice. i see the capital one commercials and i want to open an account. she doesn't speak down to the trump supporters even though she is a democrat. that is rare in hollywood. >> refreshing. >> i like her. i want her to find some great guy. that is nice. not a guy going to rehab. >> no the guy in the backseat. >> every woman can relate in some way shape or form to jennifer garner. we have had all had ups and downs. i hear

jennifer granholm, what's your case? >> i mean, really, steve, bless your heart for trying to get trump out of this soup, but he knew that he was paying off women. that's the bottom line. and it's a good thing that we've got evidence other than michael cohen's testimony. there's the tape. and who knows what other evidence that the mueller investigation has that's documentary evidence or testimonial evidence from other people. what is allen weisselberg saying? we don't have any idea what's behind the scenes. but as to this notion that trump did not know, it's totally by the tape. >> and even if he knew doesn't matter he's not a crime. and i paid all the money that was paid by michael cohen so nobody contributed anything for me. there's still the recording requirement in the statute, steve. so there would still be a legal aspect -- >> that's not true. that's not true. if -- and again, we have to be careful here. election law is clear. if an expenditure would have been made, irrespective of the campaign, that's the phrase t

"i'm trying jennifer" is the new "bye falicia"..bout so if you're too old look it up. . ( darya )finally we old ladies have a shot with the warriors.. golden state is looking for a few good women.. hot young girls need not apply! they're holding auditions for a senior dance team.. you have to be at least 55 to try out. you know who's got to be on that team: the dancing mom in the christmas sweater! robin schriber.. she's actually appeared at games already with the warriors dancers!! she's 67 from oakland. they also have auditions for the regular dancers 18 or older and for the junior squad age 6 to 14. ( darya ) when you when you need a drink there a million choices.. and kobe bryant is making millions off one of them: body armor. kobe invested about 6 mill in the company in 2014.. now his stake is worth 200 million..he made 194 million dollars in four and a half years. add that to the $328 million he made in his 20-years on the court.. plus more than 300 mill in endorsements .. i think he has enough for retirement. is that just min

and she was like "jennifer."-- don't know why i said that. ( laughter ) to which she then quickly responded, "ben." and i was like, "sure, sure, sure, sure, sure." even then people were embarrassed to be confused to have an allegiance with casey affleck. shots fired! so then-- this is a terrible long story. ( laughter ) so then i said, "so i've been through a breakup, too, recently. and i don't know. i'm just feeling like we have a connection." ( laughter ) meanwhile, i'm, like, 21, way high. ( laughter ) and all the real j. lo fans are, like, not happy. >> stephen: sure, and she is not either. >> and she's look at me. she's being so sweet, you know. she's looking at me like this is obviously this kid kidding around. and then i went even further-- so dumb. and i was like, "so if you'd like to maybe after your taping, i represented the dvd of the movie 'big fish'," which is so random. i don't know why. there was no netflix and chill at the time. ( laughter ) and i was like, "if you want to come watch it with me."

or let's not cross a lot to jennifer brydon who is an anti terror expert and it legal analyst jennifer as always glad to have you with us here on r t international. so according to court documents these children were being trained to carry out a school shootings how much of a threat would this have actually posed if the compound had not been discovered. it would have posed a huge threat unfortunately it still continues to pose a threat this is a group that i've studied for quite some time this compound in particular the fact that this young boy was linked to georgia it actually is a tie to a group called the model who has compounds throughout the united states at least thirty that u.s. government officials know of this isn't some conspiracy it's not me talking this is actually me having conversations with f.b.i. d.o.j. officials and actually local law enforcement that under the previous administration tried tried to investigate these groups tried best to get what was going on and were actually shut down by federal government sources from doing that just based on religion so it's a it's

and back with us are jennifer rubin and michael steele.t to come to you as a former contestant on "the apprentice." should we be surprised that omarosa has written a tell-all book, that that she's going out there and leveling serious charges against donald trump, against the president of the united states. >> we should not be surprised because omarosa is a reflection of the president. the president surrounds himself with people just like him so if omarosa is a low life, the president is a low life because if everyone you surround yourself with is a low life, a mercenary, an amateur mercenary, a criminal, a gift frommer, you are that. you judge people by the people they surround themselves with so i think this presents a great opportunity for democrats to reinforce our message and that's about the fact that we have a president who has a culture of corruption all the way up and down from congress to the senate who abides everything he does, facilitates and enables everything he does and democrats need to call that out. the other thing democr