katherine, how about you? >> i'm feeling that much more privileged that my novel was reviewed by the "washington post." [laughter] >> given those numbers. i feel as if most book critics i know are true citizens of literature in a certain way. good citizens of literature. and this peculiar intersection of citizenship, sort of community service and connoisseurship. and i agree that there are times when book reviews are just too disconnected and they're too personal and they're not universal enough to do anything for the reader. but i think really, really delivering the word about a wonderful book is of, you know, a tremendous service to our culture. and i think people are starved for a in, a way of finding of what's good and ways of thinking about it. and the right sort of criticism really, really enhances the experiences and wouldn't find books on their own especially not with all the placement -- you know, if you walk into a barnes & noble and you see books in certain locations, that's because of the plan-o-gr

for instance, her aunt katherine. she gets no money from oprah at all. and as she says, she wanted to tell the truth. spiders, snakes and all, that was her quote. vernon winfrey does get things from oprah. but he still has a ve vy complicated relationship with his daughter. her family feels that they are not treated as well as the celebrity family that oprah has created for herself. so, yes, there is a little contention. but the reader knows that. it's laid out in the book. oprah has taken fabulous care of her family. she does not like her mother. she does not give her phone number to her mother. but she has taken good, good care of her. >> what about the oprah, the young oprah, the childhood. what did you find out from the family members and from your sources who talked with you? what do we learn about that oprah? because really, you say that is the person who shaped and -- the challenges she was presented in her youth is really what got her to where she is today. >> you are absolutely right. and the first six years, oprah has described it as abject pov

we all applauded katherine big

[applause] [applause] >> thank you john, katherine, and andrew for that very warm welcome. my good friend, ambassador, good to see you here i hope you correct me if i go straight. i am delighted to be with so many friends here and as you all know so well, i come from a coulter spent 10 with the speeches, and love with the oral method of communication in. so much so after delivering a long speech, i would sit next to my wife and like all men who are vain and insecure i've looked at my wife. [laughter] feeling confident i would say to her, what did you think? she would give me a look that only a wife can give and would say to me, you missed three opportunities to sit down. [laughter] i say this because yesterday i was sitting with my colleagues in the embassy and i was monitoring what i would say today. i came to the conclusion that really there is nothing to say beyond that which could be now said by repetition that is an interest to an audience. and had not the circumstances of the president the string of a crisis that strangers from the mediterranean coming to unwind it ma

katherine brown, wjz eyewitness news. >>> now the obama administration is optimistic about this first step toward nuclear security. officials estimate that around the world, enough materials are stockpiled to build more than 100,000 nuclear weapons. >>> in new york's city china town, 13 residents and three firefighters were hurt. more than 1300 people living in the apartment are now homeless. two elderly residents are in critical condition tonight, and the red cross is working to find temporary homes for the dozens of others who lost their apartments. >>> search crews are back inside a west virginia coal mine trying to take out the bodies from last week's explosion. 29 men were killed in the explosion last week. dangerous methane gas has made it difficult for crews. >>> in tonight's wjz health watch, a strong new link between breast disease in young women and drinking alcohol. with alcohol use by college students in the rise, the findings are particularly overwhelming. carla hughes has more on the potential risk factor. >> reporter: there is nothing to toast in the latest findings tha

katherine talmidge, author of "the fab ab diet" says it takes more than just sit-ups to get the awesome she says you have to watch what you eat. fill your diet full of fiber, high-quality carbs like fruits and vegetables and plenty of protein. fiber of course cuts down on bloating. carbs rev up energy and protein helps build muscle. also they say, drink plenty of water. >> you need enough water to flush the water out of your tissues so you can be several pounds lighter and not so bloated. >> she also says try to cut out stress. easier said than done. she says when you're stressed out it increase as hormone and that increases belly fat. >>> 5:19. we'll take you back to last night's sunday night inch and a half hole hail as close as damascus. widespread reports across the area, most occurred in southern sections of frederick county. in fact we got this along the southern stretch of the catoctin ridge, one-inch hail reported near jefferson road. and reports up in through west virginia. this is charlestown picking up one-inch hail as well. most reports coming with the storm that came throug

police dash cam video shows katherine winkfein being stopped in may for doing 65 in a 45-mile-an-hourone near austin. she got out of her car, argued with the officer, and defied him to shock her. >> get on the ground. butt your ha put your hands behind your back. >> a police investigation found the deputy did not violate any county policies. >>> and straight ahead, your thursday morning weather. also in sports, look out, a foul ball this minnesota twin will never forget. ball, this minnesota twin will never forget. - woman: he hates asking for directions. - ok we're gonna turn right... - gps: turn left ahead. - ...i mean left. woman: but gps changed our lives. turbotax does the same thing for our taxes. it answers tough questions in simple language, getting us to our maximum refund. guaranteed. announcer: try turbotax now. special k protein shakes -- ♪ a truly great-tasting breakfast shake. with 10 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber, it's the creamy, delicious way to satisfy... your hunger to help you lose weight. ♪ so you can kick the tin can habit. try special k protein shakes to

here's david -- excuse me, katherine an independent line. i'm sorry about that.go ahead. >> caller: good morning. >> host: good morning. >> caller: jason, you are right on the money with your book. i was calling those people in the beginning. and they were going to be zombies because they don't see. they don't hear. nothing like it. these american people have to understand that obama is spending this money that he doesn't own. >> host: katherine we're going to let you go. and we're going to wrap up with jason. some final thoughts from our caller and our viewers. >> guest: i appreciate her support. she's from staten island, new york. i grew up in brooklyn, new york. to many americans buyers remorse have been set in. they may have been former zombies and they've been slapped back to reality because of policies or direct aim at their futures. and obama has what he promised has not materialized. and i just hope that many young people wake up or else their futures are in jeopardy. but also that the gop starts to have the concerted outreach to young people because they

we all applauded katherine big low's crashing finally after 82 years of the glass ceiling, but only 9% of major film directors are female. so have we come a long way sips the 1990's? you bet we have. but women and men should be much more indignant about the resurrection of sexist images that undermine girls and women's self-esteem and seek to keep us, especially our daughters, in their place, and there is still much unfinished business for girls and women in the country, and we should resist and indeed, challenge the seductive message that full equality has been achieved, and that feminist politics are passe and no longer necessary. what can we do? there's plenty to do, but i think the first step is to name enlightened sexism for what it is, to make fun of it, to ridicule it at every turn, because while only an important first step, humor and ridicule may be the most empowering weapons of all. so take a first step and if it feels good, take another. girls and women and men for that matter need to be much more indignant about sexist imagery, especially when it hides behind the shield of

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katherine, i understand you got your hand on the subpoena. >> the subpoena here is the one that was senttment to the attention of eric holder. it says if these materials are not produced by the 26th, eric holder will have to appear before the homeland security economy on the 27th -- committee to explain himself. these were issued on behalf of the homeland security committee. susan collins and -- he doesn't believe the two senators have taken this step unless it was absolutely necessary. >> joe lieberman and susan collins would not have issued these subpoenas if they were not frustrated. they are not the kind to leap into something. they've been trying for months to get the information they think is necessary for them to carry out their duties as chair and cochair of homeland security committee. >> the senators want to understand how that act of domestic terrorism took place to prevent other attacks in the future. they're more focused on preventing attacks. >> what specifically are the two senators trying to determine? >> well, there are a couple things they say they have not had access t

. -- katherine, the man's out of here? >> he's definitely out of here. the state department today would not set a time frame on when but if not today, it's probably going to be by the end of the weekend and the state department spokesman put it this way. he was being reassigned. >> we expressed our -- the seriousness with which we attach to this incident, the fact the individual violated federal regulations and the qatarys will reassign this individual. >> what this means is that the state department in washington is not going to have to take any formal actions. one of the tools they have is they can strip the young diplomat of his status in the united states and that would force his removal but the impression we were left with yesterday is that the state department felt the embassy in washington would clean up the mess, which it appears they're doing. >> shepard: not surprising. we have cite a relationship with that country. any information on what was happening on the plane specifically? >> one of the more interesting details, i heard this from a diplo

i'm so happy that katherine won.say that we're a part of this, you know? [ applause ] and it was -- it was funny, man. it was a great experience. >> jimmy: and then also the new orleans saints won the super bowl. >> who dat? [ cheers and applause ] huh? what? you see what i'm talking about? see what i'm talking about? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, people screaming. >> all right. i mean, i just want you to know what -- you know what i mean? >> jimmy: i heard it. absolutely, that wasn't fake. that was real. >> that was real. >> jimmy: yeah, that was the real deal. so, you're a huge saints fan? >> huge saints fan. i got the opportunity. i bet matt damon. we were shooting this movie this summer. at week eight, he bet me that new england would win the super bowl. and i said, "really? you're going to make that bet, really?" and he's like, "yeah." i was like, "really? tom brady, really? so, you know -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "really?" >> so, i was like, "bet." and he was like, "well, if the saints win, i'll go on 'letterman' and we

. >> shepard: katherine, thank you. >> with us to break down the case, former patrol prosecutor,m caniff and drew findlay. any problems here? >> well, i'll tell you something, i think that the attorney is correct, there's probably going to be tons of electronic evidence, whether videotape or title 3 wiretaps. of course i know he's concerned about the voice of his client but they have to get a comparison. i will tell you one thing i'm hearing, when the attorney says he's not going to advocate for bond, it's letting me know that most likely his client is going to cooperate with the united states. "jihad jane" is cooperating and has been for several months. i would think that probably within the next few days, if not already, she'll start cooperating with the government. >> shepard: tom it sounds as if they agreed no bond is fine. >> i agree agree with drew. the attorney was doing a strategic move. rather than bail or detention or an amount of bail that in no way the defendant would be able to make, he's preserving the issue and probably will offer his client's cooperation to the u.s. attor

when i went to interview her aunt katherine in mississippi, i had no idea that bernon winfrey was noter biological father. but what i did know by that time is that oprah lives a life cloaked in secrecy and i found myself as the biographer getting sucked into the secrets. >> kitty kelley, good luck with the book. thanks very much for coming in this sunday morning. >> thank you, howie. >>> up next, the show must go on. conan o'brien taking his act to tbs. is this a troubling sign for the big broadcast networks? they've served for decades as a golden, tasty sidekick to the all-american meal. french fries, and our national passion for them, are legendary. classic. iconic. but times change. and people want better foods. so cargill helped a restaurant chain create a zero-trans fat cooking oil for their french fries. using select canola plants and inovative processing techniques while preserving their famous taste. because no one wants to give up a classic. this is how cargill works with customers. >>> it was the pinnacle of any comedian's career, but conan o'brien didn't get to savor it for

. >> reporter: we met katherine in this bookstore, brave new books, where this leader of the libertytoration project tries to explain her anti-war, pro-community garden, and extremely anti-obama conservative movement. are you necessarily anti-government? >> no, i am anti-coercion and i'm anti-force. so i believe any sort of government should be consensual. >> reporter: she believes we the people are being unfairly taxed, illegally spied upon, and more and more controlled by a federal government that's starting to look like other governments. is this the direction? >> i don't know. >> reporter: it sounds like what you're describing. >> possibly. it's sad, isn't it? >> reporter: she's not a militant, not violent, but she is a tea partyer, a patriot, and sees nothing wrong with the growing number of gun-toting militias in this country. >> it makes me feel safer. if you look around our society, who's actually committing acts of violence right now? is it the people who are advocating individual gun ownership? or is it our government? >> reporter: you tell me. >> it's our government. >> re

dan aldrich, matt, daryn, and katherine hull. it was an overwhelming event, and i know that all the families here are suffering terribly. and i just want to say to all in this room and to the other room, in the overflow room, i really respect your courage in danger, because i know that nothing we can do to can bring back your loved one. but your courage and conviction income here today and being in the audience helps us really push hard to do the right thing so this won't happen again. so i just want to thank all the towns that are here today. mr. chairman, i have some questions for the panel coming up on osha, but i do want to ask mr. main, you know, we have looked hard and long on these mining issues and its accounting we just seemed to can't get there. i noticed on april 22 and article in the "new york times" that ran an article entitled to mine shot safety practices vary widely. and outlined a safety culture at two separate nonunion mining operations, that were operated by since the area of the nazi. the article referenced a

a call came from katherine who went online to buy a purse she had previously returned.betty's i.d. and that missing $240. then came the phone call. >> i love the purse. it wasn't cheap, was it? it was an expensive purse. >> i have to tell you, though, you are not going to be too happy. i got it on sale. >> not only honest but a bargain hunter too. >> new airline fee to use the overhead bin? what's next, paying for the bathroom? when are these airline fees going to end. one lawmaker says, enough is enough. we are going to talk to him in two minutes. >>> outrage at 30,000 feet. remember, spirit airlines is going to start charging for carry-on bags, $45. u.s. senator, chuck schuler, vowing to stop that and stop other airlines from following suit. he joins us from washington. senator, what are you going to do? >> well, i've sent a letter to the treasury this morning asking them to prevent this from happening, which they can do. there are all kinds of tax incentives for airlines to charge these extra fees, because they don't pay anything on it, any extra tax on it. so if tre

and then a call from katherine who went online to buy a purse betty had previously returned.. and the missing 240 bucks. then the phone call. >> i love the purse. it wasn't cheap, was it? it was an expensive purse. >> i have to tell you, though, you're not going to be too happy. i got it on sale. >> not only honest, but a bargain hunter too boot. >>> for a quick look at the stories generating buzz over the internet. this one's from youtube. and most other sites out there. tina fey back on "snl" channeling her inner palin, like she never left. here's one of the skits. >> do you hate gotcha journalism? get ready for hey, journalist, i gotcha. i made them look like they were the ones who were woefully unprepared. so, katie, what newspapers do you read? it's an easy question, katie. well, better luck next time. gotcha. >>> all right. check this one out from our own cnn.com spring break gone wrong. the kids call it flutoppia. i guess that's how you would pronounce that. it's usually on a much smaller scale until they promoted it on facebook. rowdy teens showed up making it a real

holmes, vice president for policy studies and director of the katherine shelby davis institute for international allison center for foreign policy studies and international trade centers as well as our margaret thatcher center for freedom. he is the founding editor of heritage's index of economic freedom now in its sixteenth annual joint medication with the wall street journal and from 2002-2005 dr. holmes was privileged to serve in the bush administration as assistant secretary of state for international organizational affairs. please join me in welcoming our colleague, kim holmes. [applause] >> thank you. it is a pleasure to have all of you this morning. this was an exciting day for us at heritage. we have the distinct honor to remember a man who was near and dear to the hearts not only of the people here at the heritage foundation who worked with him so often over the years but people across america and the world. i am speaking of senator jesse helms. it is my pleasure to welcome you to the inaugural lecture of the lecture series. i want to thank the president of the jesse helms center founda

he's married to the wonderful katherine t. bartlett, former dean of the duke law school, and currently the kenneth -- a. kenneth pie professor at duke. chris and kate have three wonderful children. during his legal career, chris has excelled in private practi practice, government service, and academics. following his graduation from law school, chris practiced law in san francisco, gaining valuable experience in a wide variety of both state and federal practice. in 1979, he became law professor at duke, where he has been a respected and prolific scholar and an invaluable administrator, and a committed and effective teacher. he has authored and edited several books, including a leading casebook on environmental law, environmental regulation, law, science and policy, which now is in its sixth edition. he also has published countless articles in law reviews and journals on an impressive range of topics, including environmental law, federalism, federal courts, executive and legislative power, and national security. chris's teachin

the judge katherine hay is appointed by president bush to the fifth circuit -- s.fifth circuit, submitted a questionnaire that said i have been to dozens, maybe hundreds of events where each candidate is asked to introduce his or herself. i have no way to track accurately the dates and locations. she was confirmed. judge diana sites, appointed by president bush to the second circuit, submitted a questionnaire along the same lines. same thing for judge ken jordan to the third circuit. i think this -- and i must say, it is remarkably unfair. we have heard a nominee clearly state that he overlooked some things, clearly state that he is prepared to do anything he can to see that the committee is fully informed of his writings. i do not know what more in nominee can do. -- a nominee can do. to rise this to the level that he should be denied confirmation, and this being one of the major reasons, seems very unfair to me. i would like to ask one question on the commerce clause, however. in recent years, the commerce clause, as we all know, it's a very important clause of t

the judge katherine hay is appointed by president bush to the fifth circuit -- s.fifth circuit, submitted a questionnaire that said i have been to dozens, maybe hundreds of events where each candidate is asked to introduce his or herself. i have no way to track accurately the dates and locations. she was confirmed. judge diana sites, appointed by president bush to the second circuit, submitted a questionnaire along the same lines. same thing for judge ken jordan to the third circuit. i think this -- and i must say, it is remarkably unfair. we have heard a nominee clearly state that he overlooked some things, clearly state that he is prepared to do anything he can to see that the committee is fully informed of his writings. i do not know what more in nominee can do. -- a nominee can do. to rise this to the level that he should be denied confirmation, and this being one of the major reasons, seems very unfair to me. i would like to ask one question on the commerce clause, however. in recent years, the commerce clause, as we all know, it's a very important clause of t

meanwhile, our slogan this hour unrelated to being a superpower but katherine from illinois says this -- watching "fox & friends" will help you relax while you finish your income tax. relax. >> welcome to thursday, everybody. it is time to file your taxes. a lot of people did it ahead of time with turbotax or, perhaps, it went to your preparer. >> did geithner use turbotax this year or have somebody do it for him. he made that little mistake. >> he underreported. >> leave it to the money man to point that out at the top of the hour. eric bolling sitting in tore steve doocey today. did you coordinate overnight with the blue? >> i haven't called men to find out what they're wearing in a while. >> that's a beautiful tie, though. my tie, sometimes it wanders, let me know. >> we keep you prepared -- we can't tie a tie. >> he's new to ties fortunately only on this show does he wear it and other news shows, i believe. let's talk a little bit about what we were talking about at the top of the show which is today is tax day and this very interesting new poll has now just been released saying t

nexus katherine montgomery, ph.d.. she is professor of school of communications at american university. next is marc rotenberg, executive director of electronic privacy information center and last and certainly not least is that the children's table here. [laughter] our table was only so long this morning but anyway, we have berin szoka, senior fellow, director of the center for internet freedom and the progress and freedom foundation so thank you all for being here and ms. rich if he could lead us off. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee i am jessica rich, deputy director of the bureau of consumer protection at the federal trade commission. i appreciate this opportunity to update you regarding the ftc's work to protect children's privacy and enforce the children's on line privacy protection act or coppa. we submitted a written statement today which represents the views of the ftc. the views expressed orally and my responses to questions or my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the commissioner or

nexus katherine montgomery, ph.d..rofessor of school of communications at american university. next is marc rotenberg, executive director of electronic privacy information center and last and certainly not least is that the children's table here. [laughter] our table was only so long this morning but anyway, we have berin szoka, senior fellow, director of the center for internet freedom and the progress and freedom foundation so thank you all for being here and ms. rich if he could lead us off. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee i am jessica rich, deputy director of the bureau of consumer protection at the federal trade commission. i appreciate this opportunity to update you regarding the ftc's work to protect children's privacy and enforce the children's on line privacy protection act or coppa. we submitted a written statement today which represents the views of the ftc. the views expressed orally and my responses to questions or my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the commissioner or any comm

the judge katherine hay is appointed by president bush to the fifth circuit -- s.ifth circuit, submitted a questionnaire that said i have been to dozens, maybe hundreds of events where each candidate is asked to introduce his or herself. i have no way to track accurately the dates and locations. she was confirmed. judge diana sites, appointed by president bush to the second circuit, submitted a questionnaire along the same lines. same thing for judge ken jordan to the third circuit. i think this -- and i must say, it is remarkably unfair. we have heard a nominee clearly state that he overlooked some things, clearly state that he is prepared to do anything he can to see that the committee is fully informed of his writings. i do not know what more in nominee can do. -- a nominee can do. to rise this to the level that he should be denied confirmation, and this being one of the major reasons, seems very unfair to me. i would like to ask one question on the commerce clause, however. in recent years, the commerce clause, as we all know, it's a very important clause of th