kate: she was my mentor, she was my idol. i went to her for help.e became friends. male: mary, you cold say and spell your name please? male: and your title is? mary: principal. mary: and while you're thanking people, how about your teachers? [audience cheering] kateez was my spanish teacher starting my sophomore year in high school. he always made me uncomfortablee narrator enough because he said, "no, no, no. you're not doing it right. you need to--she's in love with the idea of being a woman, she's flirting with it like she would a lover." and he has his arm around me and he's very close to me, and he brings my hand up to my breast and says, "you need to feel it in your heart."able i was frozen. the following week, i came into his office, he's like, "come here, i have something to show you." and he slid over a photograph, and it was a photograph of a woman wearing nothing but an open fur coat. and she was standing in front of a fireplace, i could see her breasts, i could see her genital region. here's this 40 something year old man showing me a p

in san francisco, i'm kate rooney." rooney."i'm kate in san francisco, player of all time. greatest football maybe even the greatest football player of all time. in san francisco, i'm kate rooney." an old friend is rejoining the oakland a's rejoining the friend is rejoining the oakland a's organization... --the team announced today that they have hired former new york mets general manager sandy alderson as senior adviser to baseball operations.. --previously to being the mets g-m... alderson spent 17 years in the a's organization... first as the team's general counsel in 1981. two years later, he was named executive vice president of baseball operations... he built the team that won three straight american league pennants from 1988-1990... winning the world series in 1989 current v-p of baseball ops... billy beane... said alderson's friendship and mentorship has been invaluable to his career the 71-year-old alderson recently survived his second bout with cancer coming up next .... finally a break for home 'buyers' in on

it was started by kate han, typical of the new wave of chinese millennial entrepreneurs. kate was born and raised in china but studied at leeds university art school in england. her designs meld chinese tradition with contemporary western style. it was only started in 2014, but by 2018, kate was already listed as one of the chinese designers of the year

<kate rooney> "depending on who you ask, maybe even the greatest football player of all time.mes ) 4 your money this money..the national retail federation .. the average person will spend $81 dollars and 30 cents on the superbowl. spending since the survey started. the biggest spenders will be people between ages 35- to 44- years old. seven -percent will buy a new t-v to watch the game.... 10-percent say, they will purchase team apparel and accessories... and 79-percent plan to buy food and drinks. pizza hut expects to sell more than 2- million pizzas on game day. and the national chicken council estimates ... americans will eat more than one-point-three billion chicken wings. ( james ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. some flights are impacted by the historic cold weather in other parts of the country. our sara stinson has what you need to know live report. (ácommercialá) a chico business is giving away hundreds of prom dresses to high school students... all because of the "camp fire." the online retailer is called "lulu'

transocean kate had to strike out on her own. tra nsocean mac my kate had to strike out on her own.mac my family did not really approve of me going into this business. we argued a lot of the time but eventually i moved to hangzhou and sold my house and my car to raise the money to start this business. during the first four yea rs i business. during the first four years i was running my business, my father hardly spoke to me. sometimes i thought he did not understand what i was doing. that's quite a risky talk, you sold your car, sold your house, sold everything. it's a brave thing to do. you must have been very scared. very scared. translation: when i look back on it, ifeel i was very brave, and wonder how i did find all that courage. during that time, ijust cried. maybe it was all the pent—up emotions i felt against him, buti the pent—up emotions i felt against him, but i finally earned his approval. that was important to you? very important. translation: very important to me. my father is someone important to me. my father is someone i particularly respect. k's father is now proud

. >> las confesiones de kate, la actriz mexicana nos dice que le quedan pocas ganas de hacer la pelÍculamÁn, esto y mucho mÁs en minutos en la segunda parte de nuestra entrevista exclusiva. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> los efectos del vortice polar tienen congelado a casi el 80% del paÍs y entre mÁs bajan las temperaturas mÁs sube la cifra de muertos, van por lo menos en ocho y esta noche el frÍo serÁ todavÍa mÁs intenso con sensaciones tÉrmicas, escuchen esto, de hasta- 60 grados, en lugares como minnesota las temperaturas extremas han obligado a varios estados a declarar emergencia. rubÉn nos amplÍa desde chicago, una de las ciudades mÁs afectadas. >> la ciudad de los vientos esÁa hoy mÁs frÍa que un congelador, partes del lago michigan y el rÍo chicago estÁn convertidas en hielo, las vÍas del tren siguieron trabajando pero hubo interrupciÓn. >> no siento las manos >> la sensaciÓn tÉrmica alcanza los 50°f bajo cero en algunos lugares, esto ha provocado apagones de electricidad, cancelaciones de miles de vuelos, clases e incluso el servicio postal, se reporta

kate's father is now proud of her success.na is better known for making the world's goods but increasingly people like kate are designing products. muskin fashion launched on the chinese shopping site taobao in 2015 with 617 million monthly users, the site gave her immediate access to a vast market. this is the laser loaded taobao fashion festival on the lakeside of hangzhou. it's a showcase of what taobao feel catches the eye of a chinese millennial. and it's only taken three years for muskin fashion to be chosen as one of the key brands to feature on this catwalk. muskin now has overi million followers on its online shopping channel and believes they are one of the first brand shoppers think of when looking for chinese designers. do you think your father now understands that the new generation is different, that the world has changed? translation: yes. he has to admit that. back at the taobao festival other millennial entrepreneurs are following in kate's wake. also trying to create a whole host of new businesses. some quirk

our kate rooney is live at levi's stadium tonight.. kate? (kate)it wasn't the outcome most people were expecting...almost as soon as the matchup was announced...cl emson and alabama for the third time in four years...sports pundits and fans alike predicted the crimson tide would win their second straight title. instead, clemson handed alabama its worst defeat under head coach nick saban..just some other numbers of note...it's the first time a saban-coached team has allowed a defensive touchdown on their opening drive...the first time they've allowed multiple pass plays of more than 60 yards this season.... and that all adds up to the tigers winning their second title in the brief history of the college football playoff...and making their fans the happiest people in the bay area tonight. (kate)he's right...not only is this the best team clemson has ever had...but at least from a record standpoint it's the best team in the last two centuries...the tigers become the first team to finish 15- and-oh since penn state back in 1897. ken and pam, bac

here's kate's guide modern parenting.ave a teenager and now you have a baby. >> i do. >> and we were talking about all boys. now a girl. >> things are balancing out, the masculine and the feminine. it's great. >> the quote, gender less approach. that's how kate is raising rani. i will say right now she's incredibly feminine in her energy. she's very different from the boys. >> rani, there's just something kind of magical about her. >> the 39-year-old mama may have been influenced by her own childhood as a tomboy. my middle brother was basically my sister because i put makeup on him and dressed him up and he loved it. what does kate say about getting married again? she reposted this swim suit at new york fashion show. she posted and said to her husband danny fujikawa, i'll walk down the runway. >> she's an incredibly supportive partner to me. i feel like i hit the jackpot. >> sound like she might get married. >> she does it all. she's a mogul, a mama and of course an actress. >> she sure does. >>> all right, coming up -- >

kate is one busy, mom, kev, can't she? >> that means we had a lot of ground to cover when we sat down for a chat. >> there's a couple of things people want to talk about, especially we many. they always want to ask about my family, my regime, and they want to ask about my love life. right? >> you hit it right on the head. >> okay, so that's what we'll be talking about today. >> you have a teenager and now you have a baby. >> it's like the family huddles around and it's like everyone gets their strategy, and we are like hyped, like, let's do this. they're seven, seven years apart. ryder is seven from bing and bing is seven from rani. rani, there's something magical about her. just a little magical little fujikawa. >> kate's got a goal. she wants to lose 25 pound by spring. helping her do that is ww, formerly known as weight watchers. she's also a client. >> people say, it's your genes. you can say that. that's fine. but you have to practice. ww became a tn a-ha moment for . then oprah calls. >> what was that call like with

del castillo en la entrevista detrÁs de camaras vi una kate que regresÓ a la casa de sus papÁs, quece directamente con su familia Última semana de diciembre, estabas acompaÑÁndonos en suelta la sopa, kate reconoce que ha sido una mujer ambiciosa pero nunca ha pensado mal, ha sido ambiciosa en su trabajo. >> eso no estÁ mal. >> lo que pasa es que tambiÉn las consecuencias jamÁs ella pudo haberlas medido, jamÁs se hubiera imaginado. >> exacto, en un momento de emociÓn, cuando, que todos han tenido, pero ahÍ no pararon los reclamos de verÓnica a kate porque le cuestionÓ poner en riesgo la vida de sus padres. >> estuvo cerca de la muerte y a ti te pasÓ la muerte por tu cabeza, que le podÍa pasar algo a mi papÁ, a mi mama, a mÍ, a mi hijo. >> wow!. >> y es vÁlido, volvemos a lo mismo, es real, despuÉs que ocurre dices ¿cÓmo no penso? pero no estamos en los zapatos de kate en ese instante. >> fue uno de los momentos mÁs cruciales de esta entrevista, recuerdo que cuando kate le menciona a su hermana que ella ya no estaba pensando en su propia vida, que no estaba pensando, perdiÓ cualquier

. >>> honoring kate spade. her famous niece and best friend reveal a new collection created in her memory. >>> and one for the ages. >> people will think, you're 41, what are you doing? >> whathe age-defying tom brady is say hg about ninth super bowl appearance and going for an unprecedented sixth ring and the countdown to the super bowl rolls on today wednesday, january 30th, 2019. , 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to to "today." thank you for joining us on a wednesday morning. some parts of this country are colder than antarctica right now? >> the coldest weather in the coldest weather in decades. >> a lot of people are feeling it. 230 million ofus, 85% of the emtion facingratures below freezing today, and it's just iceberg.f the see what i did there? nearly half of those folks could see it dip to zero or lower. >> among the cies likely to break recor lows, chicago, minneapolis

we are back with dan henninger, kim strassel, kate bachelder odell, james freeman.o spike the football with job's report, big number. >> it is kind of nice who urged cut in corporate tax rate and reduction in red tape in washington for years and years to see results that are i think beautiful as the president might say. paul: wage is up too. >> december job report almost nothing in it you couldn't celebrate. revisions to previous meaning more jobs created than -- paul: 3.9 to 3.7, that's okay? >> more people coming to labor force. you have more than a million people in the prime working years since president trump got elected coming back to labor force or joining it. this is what we have been hoping for, labor force, participation going up, jobs up, wages up, really great news and especially interesting because we've heard so much about the tax cuts were just going to cause a sugar high, just the first quarter or second quarter boom, second quarter boom won't last and now looks like surprising strength at the end of the year. paul: let me be spoil sport here, that's

kate: i do worry about that. in our 2018 year ahead, so a year ago, that trade was the biggest risk to global markets and risk appetite, but i have to tell you, i probably underappreciated the impact it was going to have on valuations and how heavily it is weighing on corporate investment decisions, even at this point. even if we get some sort of resolution in the next couple of months, let's say we come to an agreement on tariffs, the chinese offer a lot of concessions, we actually end up having lots of productive handshakes between trump and xi, i think this trade conflict, the deglobalization and the decoupling, particularly of the tech sector between the u.s. and china, is here to stay, and i think that is going to have an impact on investment opportunities. francine: in the world of commodities, how much does it have to do with trade and the geopolitics surrounding this back-and-forth between the u.s., and how much does this have to do with the chinese economy slowing down by itself? jeff: the biggest impact

. >>> honoring kate spade's. her niece and her best friend reveal a collection in her memory. >>> and one for the ages. >> people think, you're 41, what are you doing? >> what the age defying tom brady is saying about his record ninth super bowl appearance and going for an unprecedented sixth ring. >> as long as we finish with more points than them. >> as the countdown to the super bowl rolls on. today is wednesday, june 30th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 12a in rockefeller plaza. >> good mortgage, everybody. welcome to "today." some parts of this country are colder than antarctica right now. >> the coldest weather in decades. >> and a lot of people are feeling it. 230 million of us, that's 85% of the nation facing temperatures below freezing today, and that is just the tip of the iceberg. see what i did there? nearly half of those folks could see it dip to zero or lower. >> among the cities likely to break record lows, chicago, minneapolis, des moin

kate? >>er busy week. kelly, thank you. >>> today marks 38 years since the end of the iran hostage crisis. nhe milestone comes as the u.s. and i are locked in yet another dispute, the latest one over the detention he in t u.s. of an american-born news anchor for iranian state tv. now iran is demanding her immediate release. ali aruzzi reports from tehran. >> reporter: up in arms on the streets of tehran, anger today over the detention of a prominent journalist. an anchor for iran's english language state broadcaster press tv and she's american. >> it's a mixed bag. >> reporter: born in new orlea to protestant parents, inspired by the 1979 islamic revolution, she converted to islam and changed her name. shemi's boss says she has been mistreated while in custody and has done no swrong. >> ts not acceptable reason to make marzieh a political pawn in a political orworld. >> rr: hashemi is a fierce critic of u.s. b policy we know little about her detention. >> in st. louis,missouri, a she was heading back to de

so kate, thank you. but let me start with you, kate, for a moment. much of what you're talking about which i was trying to get into with dr. murthy what are the macro forces today that are changing the way we interact? you dealt with a lot with physical intimacy. but intimacy broadly, the connectivity between people and you wrote, printed out in small type, a 23-page article that's probably, i don't know, 16,000 words. kate: 12,000. steve: what did your research show you? kate: so i started with physical intimacy, in part because that's the most sort of surprising part of this picture. we all have this idea that other people are having a lot more sex than they actually are and the young people in particular are having a lot more sex than they actually are. it is very attention getting when you tell people, in fact, people who are now in their 20's are less likely to be physically intimate with another person and are having sex less frequently than people who were in their 20's from the gen-x generation or among the boomers. and what i found is leadin

green mint or three hundred and thirty and something else years old or and dispossess russian butter kate of it's legal right to operate in ukraine but it was done it's political step and it's a logical because a communicable butter cape from istanbul was approached many times by ukrainian political leaders who wanted to add to ukrainian political independence also some signs of being separate from russian church with the center in moscow as political step it leads to two or most important results one that that part of ukrainian author of a doctor shortage was split from ukraine in one thousand nine hundred ninety two now becomes canonical so it means that all their read leaders services have value from the really just point of view before when the ukrainian to split away churches were not under the ages of if you medical petrarch ate all what they were doing it was questioned by many christians here if there is a real leader just the little so this is one important issue that further services all of these two ukrainian. churches which united now will have value according to the league ju

>> yeah, sort of. >> kate was 8 during our first interview. 11. >> i'm used to seeing my mom up on the screen. >> today, the 42-year-old surprised his mom. >> you guys are doing an okay job. >> their interview skills were on point, getting gwyneth paltrow to dish on her interesting honeymoon. >> my ex husband -- >> this is to fabulous. >> we have a similar situation. there is pain, but when you put it aside and work through it. >> it's really healing. >> ellen swapped roles with kate. >> who is that baby, by the way? >> wasn't my baby. >> whose baby? >> that's the mystery. they have to come back. >> we have to find out. they did great. >>> mcdreamy's lost daughter? who botched their audition? greys secrets. >>> forget the ten-year challenge gone viral. we flash back to the stars of "glass" 20 years ago. >> i look confused there. like, huh? closed captioning provided by -- >>> why do you want to work with me? i know i can be tough, but that's because i'm surrounded by useless idiots. >> i don't know if i'm up to it. the last project i managed w

kate, mr speaker takes control.ting himself into this whole debate. he has power over brexit process to the commons. he has become the centre of focus today. according to the telegraph they are reporting that the speaker ignored legal advice. and that he has gone against parliamentary precedent when it comes to the way no deal —— amendments are supposed to be tabled and decided. many people will be applauding him. they say this is the sovereignty that brexiteers said they wanted. there is a difference between sovereignty and lawlessness. people have lost trust in parliament today, it is something that is envied around the world. to the point before, even if mrs may loses her withdrawal agreement by wine, the man is —— massive change that the man is —— massive change that the group amendment brings in, it is not that if she loses by wind their support they need to make eight week to get one vote, at this point mps can now weigh in anything that they want. we can have massive up evil. it feels like the process became

. >> antes del veredicto final kate del castillo comparte en exclusiva todo lo que sabe sobre el capo, buenas tardes, kate del castillo no se guarda nada, la actriz le dice a noticias telemundo que no tiene dudas que el actor sean penn entregÓ al chapo. >> esta es la noticia principal. pero ademÁs, este martes. un frÍo muy peligroso, chicago y otras ciudades del centro del paÍs se preparan para temperaturas mÁa ceguera temporal. devueltos a mÉxico, el gobierno de trump comienza a regresar a tijuana a los solicitantes de asilo, activistas denuncian que el programa implementado en la garita de san isidro empeora la crisis humanitaria en la frontera >> no se puede salir sin ellos, para evitar problemas con la migra, expertos recomiendan llevar siempre documentos que prueben la identidad o el status migratorio. y si lo detienen nunca firme un documento sin la presencia de su abogado. >> noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart. finalizÓ el turno de los testigos en el juicio contra joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn y el veredicto se podÍa conocer esta misma semana, de momento los expertos consideran

>kron4 sports report kate rooney has more.....kate rooney>"amid the autograph signings and activity booths, a lot of the focus at oakland a's fanfest today was on the proposed new ballpark and gondola that would ferry fans from downtown oakland to jack london square." "it's not only something to reach the ballpark. it's also something that'll run every day of the year. to ride between downtown afrancisco, pe ride thed me to oakland and rid the gonadola. it could be that popular from a tourist perspective, which is something that i think all the small business owners and the people here in oakland....it's just a great thing.""i can't wait. i want it to happen. it's going to be so much better. i think it'll bring a lot more a's fans out of the woods.""it's unique and it kind of fits the city of oakland. oakland is unique as it is. i think it looks great. it looks great virtually on the waterfront. there's things to do downtown. you can visit bars and restaurants. it's all going to help t

it's great to have you both with us kate, let me start with you.id you hear in the workers when you spoke with them this weekend >> right you saw i spoke with a number of people nine people in total six of them wanted to be in camera the two you showed, maria and gabrielle, both speak english. they went on camera to speak in english. they told me in detail about how when they joined the trump club one of them working there maria for three years, gabrielle for almost 14 years, they went in and handed in two documents. a phony social security card and a phony green card, and they say they sensed that no one cared. >> they caketake a copy and don ask anything >> no questions? >> no questions, no nothing. >> you worked there almost 14 years. did you meet president trump >> yes many times he see me and say there's $200 for you and your wife for dinner tonight. >> as you mentioned, they believe that president trump had to have known what was going on there. we did ask the white house for a comment. the white house has not commented on that specific alleg

>kron4 sports report kate rooney has more.....kate rooney>"amid activity booths, a lot of the focus at oakland a's fanfest today was on the proposed new ballpark and gondola that would ferry fans from downtown oakland to jack london squ something to reach the year. to ride that connection between downtown and the waterfront. i think the entire system is kind of like in san francisco, people go to ride the cable car. people could come to oakland and ride the gonadola. it could be that popular from a tourist perspective, which is something that i think all the small business owners and the people here in oakland....it's just a great thing.""i can't wait. i want it to happen. it's going to be so much better. i think it'll bring a lot more a's fans out of the woods.""it's unique and it kind of fits the city of oakland. oakland is unique as it is. i think it looks great. it looks great virtually on the waterfront. there's things to do downtown. you can visit bars and restaurants. it's all going to help

kate: that's very smart.packet, that becomes, you know, less of a relevant challenge. sam: i think that's a perfect transition to the fried chicken. erica: absolutely. ♪ sam: mmm. that's good amount of spice to it, also. you can taste the chicken. a lot of time spice overwhelms. lemonis: what would you like them to try next? erica: pancakes. we have some banana pudding pancakes. we found a way to really incorporate southern favorites and put it into breakfast. sam: i have to say, the banana pudding is the perfect amount of sweetness. you won't -- you almost don't need syrup. erica: and then cornbread. kate: i like the pieces of corn in there. it's nice to get the texture. well played. sam: yeah, it feels authentic, which is great. lamarinette: so, based on what you've seen and you've heard here today and you've tasted our products, would you be willing to move forward with our company? kate: i think there's definitely an opportunity to explore. we have an indie states of america, where every month we feature

. >> kate rogers has more. >> hey there, brian.rance has fined google $57 million for violating the european union's new on-line privacy rules. it's the largest penalty of this kind against a u.s. tech company. france's data protection watchdog says google lacks transparency and isn't clear in how it tells users about handling their personal data now, the regulator also says google failed to properly get users' consent for targeted ads. the e.u.'s general data protection regulation or gdpr went into effect last may. it gives regulators the power to impose fines of up to 4% of global revenue for violations. the french authority is known for its strict interpretation of privacy rules and has favored a tough approach from u.s. intent companies. in a statement google says they expect high standards of transparency and control from us we're deeply committed to meeting those expectations and the consent requirements of the gdpr google says it's studying the decision, brian, to determine the next steps back over to you >> all right, kate

our kate snow speaks to undocumented workers who were just fired from a trump-managed property. here what they had to say about the president. >> and the u.s. xptbreak. with 349 cases in 26 states in the past year. >> and new evidence in a custody dispute that ended with police killing a parent at a school in oregon. >>> and kamala harris makes it official as thousands turn out to support the 2020 white house hopeful. >>> and "black panther" dominants at the s.a.g. awards. early today starts right now. good monday morning. i'm frances rivera. cracking down on illegal immigration is a cornerstone of president trump's platform. now there's new evidence that another one of his golf clubs was employing undocumented workers. this one 30 miles out of manhattan. several former employees at the westchester county are coming forward to tell their exclusivey with kate snow. >> reporter: for 14 years, she worked in westchester county, new york. >> i liked painting, plumbing, everything we have to fix. >> in the apartment he shares he shows us his uniform and years of pay stubs. she was a s

illegally nbc's kate snow's exclusive reporting.terview with the former workers coming up next stay with us with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. >>> and more trouble for the president and the trump organization after at least a dozen undocumented workers were recently fired from the trump national golf club in westchester, new york. nbc's seen 'national correspondent kate snow sat down with some of the workers for their first television interview. >> reporter: for 14 years, gabrielle worked in building maintenance at the trump national golf club in westchester county, new york >> like painting, plumbing, everything we had to fix >> reporter: in the apartment he shares with a wife and three kids, he showed us his uniform and years of pay stubs maria priego was a seasonal h

kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> the longer the shutdown goes on, the greater the impact. there's concern it might affect millions of people who depend on the government for their food. nbc's hans nichols has that part of the story. >> reporter: for families that rely on federal help for food. the shutdown could leave them with an empty table. >> it's going to affect me, i won't be able to come in here and buy my groceries. >> reporter: absent a deal between president donald trump and congress, federal funds for food assistance could run out next month, affecting some of the 38 million americans who rely on the program for their basic needs. >> a lot of people are one paycheck away from being in the situation of needing food assistance, and it's really a challenge for us to get people to realize how broad an issue it is. >> reporter: the department of agriculture has only guaranteed that eligible households will receive monthly supplemental nutritional assistance

. >> over here is kate martin, a senior fellow at the center for american progress and she is working on issues relating to fundamental rights and national security was previously the director for national security studies in washington. she has written and litigated on national security issues and testified in front of congress as well. susan hennessy is next to kate on her right is the managing editor of a blog and if you're not reading that you are missing out. she has devoted to the consideration of hard national security traces. she focuses on cyber security surveillance and congressional oversight of the intelligence community. finally, eight will is a partner where she chairs a private practice group. april and susan are prior councils at the national security agency. they've been in the business and they know what it looks like and they know what is and is not possible. i just want to kick that off with a definitional question, essentially. exactly, how do we define the deep state. me give you the cambridge dictionary definition, this is from the online edition. organization s

relationship between the ukrainian orthodox church the independent church and the moscow but very kate and all the ramifications for the orthodox church as a whole there would diplomacy that alexander has just used will be key to the situation messy accuracy of of got ukraine's security service at the moment investigating interrogating even priests who are loyal to the russian orthodoxy i know that our other guests are talking about diplomacy but if we look at what's happening on the ground is this going to provoke russia how much is this going to provoke russia do you think. well you see if you create a new security service is doing something to pressure on the clergy they're not doing it very seriously because they know that in three months time there will be election elections and they cannot fully support the illegal and the constitutional intervention into really just affairs so please don't be afraid of something very serious happen it's more political game on the ukrainian establishment as well as politicians are using religious matters as a tool in the elections the same is wit

i have a suspicion kate has it wee bit easier than most.and appreciated for every secd she sacrifices for her kids. in addition to meeting with volunteers at the charity, the duchess also took time to listen to stories from caregivers about the challenges tt they face in their daily lives as well. rare insight guys. >> a little pop start action? >> a lot to get to. a few weeks ago kate hudson stopped by studio 1a to chat with hoda and savannah. she jumped in the hot seat to play a round of six-minute marathon with you, savannah. >> which of your movies do your fansqu e? >> "how to lose a guy in ten days." i love you when you were sitting there and have that diamond on your neck. you can't lose something you never had. it happens all the time, still. >> means a lot to people. >> there's one question she wouldn't answer on camera about her most embarrassing childhood -- she had a story. did she tell you anything off air. >> no, she really was, you're never gettingut out of me. >> was it one particular story -- >> 100%. she's like my most emba

kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house for us. all of this as the partial government shutdown is now in its 23rd day. the transportation security administration said today that nearly 8% of airport security screeners are calling in sick. that is more than double the rate from one year ago. in fact, one checkpoint at houston's main airport is closed tonight due to a shortage of tsa workers. it's a sign that some federal workers have had enough. tammy leitner reports. >> reporter: federal workers' frustrations are now bubbling over with recent protests in boston and d.c. >> i'm concerned. >> reporter: border patrol agent jorge yanos is working, but without pay. and as a last-ditch effort, now heading to court. >> everybody is frustrated. a lot of the employees work double shifts and with no paycheck. so, that's a slap in the face. >> reporter: one of nearly 30,000 federal employees in a lawsuit brought by their union. 800,000 federal workers aren't getting paid. the longest shutdown in u

kate >> good morning to you now to your top three stocks stories today.merican express missed forecasts as customers' spending slowed consumers took out more loans on their cars in the quarter, which drove up provisions for credit losses shares of jb hunt are higher today. the trucking company's fourth quarter adjusted earnings easily beat forecasts, while revenue was right in line. a slump in inter-modal shipments and a charge reeld to a dispute with bnsf was offset by strong gains in the long haul and contract trucking business shares of -- the business software maker reporting better than expected fourth quarter results and given an upbeat outlook. the company says it topped $1 billion in annual revenue for the very first time. back over to you >> kate, thank you for that. cup next on the show, the united states of oil. a new report out this morning shows no signs of a slowdown in america's energy boom. we'll get the market reaction ahead. later on, if you are headed out of town this holiday weekend, you've got to stick around a perfect storm could be

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miss small business herself joins us, kate rogers.ve you a nickname plus a double downgrade on food stocks why goldman sachs is getting bearish on coffee and pizza. we'll give you more on these calls fresh ofthprs. icarndf e es ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. >>> we are now in week three of the government shutdown, and small business everywhere, particularly in the d.c. region, though, doing their best just to stay afloat. it is hard enough to run a small business must be a lot harder to run a small business in the d.c. region where 800,000 men and women are not working. kate rogers here with the impact on small business because of the federal government shutdown. >> good morning, brian yeah, we've been talking to small businesses across the country. a lot of them are very concerned, of course, about this government shutdown. kimberly stewart runs stepping stone consulting in northern virginia federal contracts makeup about one-third of her business and due to the shutdown, she's been told to stop work on a project wi

kate: it is huge.r hudson yards, except anchored by this gorgeous old building that was a brewery, and now there are 19 food and drink concepts in it. carol: minneapolis, indianapolis, asheville, richmond. kate: i think indianapolis is a cool story also because who would have ever thought? you think about indy 500 and sports teams, and they have actually built up this really, really cool food scene, and one thing they have done, the city has been really good about creating parks and paths and walkways that take you from one food area to another. been, it hast of helped drive foot traffic, literally drive foot traffic there. carol: i think that washington dc, you go. there are tons of restaurants. richmond, though, just outside of dc. kate: it is really cool. washington, dc in and of itself is a cool food city, but richmond has a fantastic beer city. it has been ranked one of the best beer cities in the world. and hand in hand with that, often, when beer, craft beer starts coming up, you see restaurants

kate winslet plays hunnish minutes thirty six year old woman who has an affair with the sixteen year old misha after every tryst michelle result loud to his older lover. and she came to her. for a moment it was students and this is disgusting. this ticket is. borrowed from someone at school. you should be ashamed. going on among the unimproved when you sell the rights to your own book you can expect to see on screen the images you had in your head in the film you see other pictures understand i'm very happy with these images that i rediscovered in the film or into the beat of the new confronting having me teen been thinking pinch one day hannah vanishes years later michelle sees her again she's a young law student and she's on trial for war crimes ana was an overseer at a concentration camp kate winslet won an oscar for her performance in the reader it was an international success. turning a book into a film is tricky business if the director is too faithful to the novel they can end up with a too long too talking movie but strayed too far from the source material and they get accuse

>kron4 sports report kate rooney has more.....> <kate rooney>"amid the autograph signings and activity on the proposed new ballpark and gondola that would ferry fans from downtown oakland to jack london square." "it's not only something to reach the ballpark. it's also something that'll run every day of the year. to ride that connection between downtown and the waterfront. i think the entire system is kind of like in san francisco, people go to ride the cable car. people could come to oakland and ride the gonadola. it could be that popular from a tourist perspective, which is something that i think all the small business owners and the people here in oakland....it's just a great thing.""i can't wait. i want it to happen. it's going to be so much better. i think it'll bring a lot more a's fans out of the woods.""it's unique and it kind of fits the city of oakland. oakland is unique as it is. i think it looks great. it looks great virtually on the waterfront. there's things to do downtown. you can visit bars and restaurants. help the city's r