they have a kiss, kiss, lip, lip, it is pricey. thirty-seven dollars. it comes in a cute case, all right. you can see another lip primer you can pair it with if you want to use a liquid matt lipstick. again, as you can see really nice fancy gold case. put it on as would you a thing n your lips. it goes on nice and smooth. it also has moisturizing agents to keep the lips nice and moisturized. >> so difference here is bettere liquid matt. >> yes. >> and then press. >> how does that feel. >> good. >> good. >> pair witt smash box. they have great new liquid lipsticks. it is oil. so you are that person, but they are also kind of drying too, right. this has a priming oil that will help make your lips smooth, hydrated, matt, and last eight hearst. >> okay. >> well, that is a lot. >> it will do a lot for that yon always apply. >> this is my favorite. i love the liquid matt because they are easier to put on. >> yes, cool thing this application, it has a nice pointy applicator where you can put it on and trace your lips so she does not to have wear a lip liner. >

>> there's the lip plumper?ah, you're supposed to kind of create suction and it almost like bruises your lips to be plump. >> the trend is still out there. it's just gotten fancier and way more expensive. there's a device now, that does this electronically. >> why do i feel like i'm going to have a hickey around my mouth or a bruise. the instructions say you might get blue and purple lips, but that's normal and it goes away. >> i've got a shop vac that i bought for $28 that will do the same thing. >> right. >> yeah. >> okay. mmmm. okay. my tongue got like stuck in there. [ bleep ] that actually was doing it, though. >> she says it works, but it hurts. in the process in fact she can't leave it on the whole time. because she has to do it three separate times for shorter periods of time. eventually she does have super-plumpy lips. she says she really enjoys it. the pain to get there. but it's cool to of these plump lips. a few hours later her lips are back to normal, but -- i wonder if this will work on my husband.

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so the box around the lips is the region that the ai system is seeing.n mouth shapes. for example pat, bat and mat are visually identical. by endlessly watching clips of breakfast, newsnight and other bbc news programmes, the computer teaches itself to lip—read. what the system does is learn things that occur together. so in this case they're the mouth shapes and the characters, and what the likely upcoming characters are given the previous characters. let's try it with some words it already understands. the prime minister is at a european union summit. now, the system has heard those words in that context before so copes pretty well. but to get better, it will have to chew through a lot more data. is optimistic about this technology. this would help people with when they're watching subtitles on television, this will help people when they're out and about in very noisy environments and it's by no means technology that will replace a professional lip—reader. it's something that would very much support professional lip—readers to improve the accuracy of t

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so the box around the lips is the region that the ai system is seeing.at, bat and mat are visually identical. by endlessly watching clips of breakfast, newsnight and other bbc news programmes, the computer teaches itself to lip—read. what the system does is learn things that occur together. so in this case they‘re the mouth shapes and the characters, the previous characters. already understands. the prime minister is at a european union summit. now, the system has heard those words in that context before so copes pretty well. but to get better, it will have to chew through a lot more data. there‘s a long way to go but the hearing loss charity is optimistic about this technology. this would help people with when they‘re watching subtitles on television, this will help people when they‘re out and about in very noisy environments and it‘s by no means technology that will replace a professional lip—reader. it‘s something that would very much support professional lip—readers right now the technology only works on full sentences in recorded clips. the next sta

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. >> you go with the matt lips, lipsticks, switch back and think of it, you say my lips are chapped. why are they chapped. they look fabulous, great. if you went with the gloss. >> but it is in style. >> i don't like gloss is sticky and stuff. so it feels like your lips stick together every time you talk. sometimes with the matt. >> i don't to have worry about that. >> have you noticed matt lips are more in than shinier. >> um-hmm. >> he is, so far back from the set. >> hang out. >> i checked out like two minutes ago. >> they have so many, you try to do car mats now they have this. >> that burns a little bit for me. >> yes, i am not a fan of use, more your to u jelly. miracle. >> i just started using it. we had a dermatologist who said here, take some. these little beginnings. it feels so good it feels like it heals my lips. >> i need to do. >> aquaphor. >> yes, it is vaseline, it helps with the healing thing and it is what dermatologist recommend. >> try that. >> maybe that will be better try that one. >> secrets over here. >> selena gomez says she can't wait for people to just forg

toys exfoliate your lip.will put your natural pigmentation back in soy you will take a little bit of sugar, coconut oil, olive oil. you just put it on. it stays with you. >> you just scrub, right there just like that. >> love it. >> now lick it off. >> you can. >> i'm kidding. >> you want it to be totally bear. >> yes, you want to stimulate that natural pigment. then what i like to do is go a little bit of pepper mint essential oil. >> to bring them back. >> it give it that plumping. >> yes. >> makes sure it is not too saturating. >> and what you will do with a nude pencil or color close to the color you want to use for a bold lip. >> yep. >> and that is an adhesive. >> so colors that are bold. >> they kind of like to spread >> yes. >> and fill your lips in. >> very lightly. >> and then bold lips. >> i love it. wow. that looks great obviously with her gorgeous red hair. >> it does. >> yes, next up we have melissa, the shorter person in the crew. everybody is talking about how they want to do contouring. they

we find out that kieri >> no, it would have been on his lips. >> was it on his lips?turn is emma thomason. she says after the passing of allen rip man, it would be to sad. >> we love to watch all the doctors on screen. did you know sometimes the stars actually take what they have learned and help people in real lives. >> doctor alexander, i saw this person fall and i looked at him and oh, i know exactly what to do right now. >> love it. >> of a car accident or something like that, i feel like i can be help in an emergency than if i never had taken this job. >> watching as first responders on "chicago

lips could have been called coquette. and you had to be careful, because at certain times and places people would indicate their political alliance by which side of the face they put the patch on. so if you are never sure, but one on each side and you will be fine. [laughter] katie: we do have some patch boxes, the one on the left is silver, the one on the right is coated enamel. they are both from the late 18th century, most likely. the one on the right had to have been after we were a country, because it does mention the united states. it was made in england. so they are not going to turn down a market when they see one. so, lastly i have a quiz. [laughter] katie: these are ingredients that i have a, some of them i mentioned, some of them i have not. you will have to guess. and one of the problems when you are researching these things is that the names tend to change. there are some archaic names for ingredients that people used that are not used anymore, so when you are reading through the recipes it is helpful to know

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lip is fuzzy. >> like a fungus. that's what that looks like. >> are you kidding? the ladies are now -- how do you eat and drink? all night long you'll be going, hi -- nice to meet you. >> i agree with you. it sounds and looks like a terrible idea. this is quite simple. >> she uses this to get the textured lip look. she putson the everlasting lipstick and loose velvet typically called 3-d flockg powder. >> they start applying it. it is not a particularly pleasant experience nor does it seem practical. >> it is like iron fibers. they look stupid, i'm sorry, they look like a muppet. they literally look like a muppet. >> i agree. sofia and her friends go out to the streets to see what people think. here's the first opinion. >> elizabeth, what do you think of our lips? >> it kind of lookes like you put lipstick over it. >> so kind of crusty? >> yeah. >> katherine, what do you think? >> i kind of like it. i do like it. i'll try it. >> you will? >> okay, so we have a yes and a no. we need a tie-breaker. >> we need a tie-br

. >> looks like there was a fight before the inmate lips fight.gain, he assaulted another inmate and got 15 days lock in. so that is two assault. within less than a month apart. >> i don't be regretting nothing i do, you feel me. because it be reason for everything. >> according to lackey, the fight results from lips talking to others about lackey's reputation. >> couple guys let me know he be saying in the room later. and i got tired of it. don't be painting pictures to other people just because you feel some type of way. we all grown men. >> he is a bully. he likes to prey on the weak. he doesn't feel that he should have to ask for anything. he just likes to take it from you. he likes to be the leader basically of a pod. >> lackey says he wasn't extorting nobody. >> it wasn't extortion ring. i ain't extorting people. it happen. but it only hop to people that let it happen. some people deserve to get extorted or put themselves in a situation to get extorted. their way of keeping people off that you are [ expletive ] is paying them. so if y'all ca

he insisted read my lips, no.nt on to say the reason that this is being argued is down to domestic action against president trump. let's just listen to the sound bite. >> we perceive in regard to the united states as a great power with which one -- which we want to establish a good partnership relations. although things are fictional and provocations, lies. all these are used for domestic american political agendas. >> well, there you go. lies president putin said. read my lips, no we didn't interfere. but what is clear here, whether they did or they didn't, there is still a significant breakdown in relations between these two powers. at -- my follow-up questions involved how to get the agenda back to something that looked like cooperation and perhaps there is one place where that could happen. the common ground that both countries have in the fight against isis. so that's where i went to in the conversation and i asked president putin whether he'd be prepared to work with president trump on isis. let's just liste

it would have been on his lips. no, but okay, it would have been then. cast. but somebody you will not see returning is emma thompson. she said after the passing of l alan brickman who played her husband, it would be too sad. >> we love to see actors struggle with that doctor speak and pretend to save lives but did you know that sometimes the stars take what they learned and help people in real life? listen to these stories. >> we don't just entertain. we save lives. >> dr. clemmons? i saw this person fall and i looked at him and said oh, i know what to do right now. >> i feel like i could be more of help in an emergency than if i had inform taken this job. >> first responder on chicago fire, makes you think yeah, that the guy you want around and in a real life crisis. after all, he's had some training. >> maybe two weeks at the fire academy in chicago where they trained the actual firefighters. >> saved a life. >> i didn't save a life. >> call a spade a spade. >> that's a huge exaggeration. >> she is being modest. night shift jill flynn wasn't acting wh

no, watch my lips, no. >> of course, it wasn't regan who said read my lips, it was george h.w. bush who went on to break the promise when he raised taxes. >>> another challenge for the president, the revolt by members of his party and it had the president lashing out today at the group of conservative republicans. he warned unless they fall into line he would help defeat them in the next election, but there were more defiance today. let's get the latest from nbc's kristen welker. >> thank you very much. we were very close. >> reporter: tonight less than a week after praising conservatives in the house freedom caucus that rejected his obama care repeal, president trump now casting blame inten phiing attacks in a new tweet this morning suggesting he might back primary challengers, the freedom caucus will hurt the entire republican agenda if they don't get on the team and fast. we must fight them and dems in 2017. but it isn't getting conservatives on board. >> most people don't take well to being bullied. it may allow a child to get his way but that's not how the government works

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no, watch my lips., minor thing. it was not reagan, it was his vice president, later our president, george walker bush, and you got the exact quote wrong. >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> and one more tiny thing. it did not end well. president bush was famously forced to then raise taxes and reverse his word. but a story for another time. that is our broadcast for this evening. thank you for being here with us. good night from all of us from new york. >>> a report that the white house orchestrated its own vindication of the trump claim, the big story is michael flynn. michael flynn today it was reported told the fbi and both congressional committees he will flynn was president trump's closest adviser on national security throughout the campaign and was named national security adviser by trump, but only lasted a month. he was fired in mid-february after lying about conversations he had with the russian ambassador. that coming weeks after acting attorney general sally yates had warned the white house tha

no, watch my lips, no. >> watch my lips, no. maybe a little bit lost in translation. it wasn't ronald reagan. it was george bush. your reaction to what we heard from president putin? >> so we know from u.s. intelligence that the russians under putin are the masters of fake news and propaganda. >> you think vice president is l -- vladimir putin is lying? >> i think what the committee has started to do today is really layout why the stakes are so high in this investigation and getting it right. this is a national security challenge to the united states and we need to make sure we understand the nature of it and how we get our arms around that, learn the lessons so it doesn't happen to us again. >> we have much more to talk about coming up after the break. we are seeing this hour a fight developing between president trump and members of his own party, specifically members of the house freedom caucus. remember here at ally, nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. who's with me? we're like a basketball team here at ally.

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he used the term "read my lips, no.", not everybody will be convinced by the russian president's performance and, of course, we have a senate intelligence committee process to go through. but the view being expressed here was there is something else going on in america right now. we did not meddle with the u.s. election process. and vladimir putin says there are people who are spreading lies about russia. let's listen to what he said and reply -- >> i have to interrupt you a second. we're going to go to the podium where paul ryan is on capitol hill. >> many of the initiatives are designed to protect jobs, especially for america's energy workers. with one bill, we stop the rule that would have wiped out abo about 1/3 of the jobs in coal country alone. combine our actions with the steps the president has taken to jump start pipelines and reverse president obama's assault on affordable energy. these things will get people back to work. and after years of sluggish growth, give a real boost to our economy. with all these meas

watch my lips. >> anyway, it wasn't president reagan. it was president george herbert walker bush during that republican convention. i was there. >>> also ahead, president trump fired a warning shot at the freedom caucus today. if paul ryan can't rally his own party around a new health care plan, trump may end up turning to the democrats for a bipartisan solution. i don't think that's likely. i don't think the democrats are going to play ball with the guy, but he's doing this to scare the right, the tea party people. >>> plus "the new york times" said chairman devin nunes did have help from inside the white house to back up the claim that trump made in his tweets about surveillance. we're going to have much more on that with the "hardball" round table tonight. >>> and let me finish with tonight's trump watch again. it will not be popular at 1600 pennsylvania. this is "hardball," where the action is. the average family's hectic home: its raised 1 dare devil, 2 dynamic diy duos, and an entrepreneur na

this is a lip reading bonanza tonight and there will be many versions of bad lip reading available onhe web no doubt by the end of the evening. watch with us, they're telling us we're going to take one more break and when we come back we'll take you the rest of the way. >>> we are back over the live pictures of folks arriving down the main aisle, folks taking their seats. tonight's civics review will be painless and short. there are two chambers in the u.s. capitol, one where the senate meets, one where the house meatets. the house being the larger body of 435 souls, it's the larger chamber used for events like tonight. you see the vice president and the speaker. we'll probably have all of the joint chiefs, probably some of the justices of the supreme cou court. >> and we have members of the cabinet, that's rick perry in the second row there. we'll see distinguished guests, people brought both to be referenced in the speech by the president, people sitting in the first lady's box, we'll also presumably see some of the people brought as guests by individual members of congress and sena

elections. >> translator: said, watch my lips, he said no, watch my lips, no. >> not only was it wrongsident, but also the wrong quote. putin also said he respects the u.s. and would be, quote, glad to meet president trump at the arctic council in finland in may. >> to the middle east now and the first time in two decades the israeli government approved the construction of new jewish settlements in the west bank. the move needs approval from the entire cabinet. it comes after president trump asked prime minister benjamin netanyahu to hold off any new settleme settlements. joining us, nbc correspondent matt bradley. this des taned to cause more conflict and setting back any chance of a peace deal any time soon. >> good morning, ayman. it's unclear whether this will it 1e68 immediately lead to conflict. it will add tension between benjamin netanyahu and the newly mipted trump administration as it gets started. it included tenders for some 2,000 residences to be constructed. it's meant to replace the settlement of amono which was demolished last month on orders of the supreme court. the f

>> jimmy: sure. >> they lip things before they begin eating it.own. >> yeah. >> oh! >> it was horrible. >> jimmy: thathter - >> jimmy: i think we knew going in. all right. does it s'more? >> no, that will not s'more. >> jimmy: that will not s'more. [ woosh ] [ buzzer ] that was disgusting. that tasted like a mistake. total mistake. all right, sorry. >> all right, for this next one, we're going to get even more experimental, and we have ded marshmallow -- well we're not going to replace it, we're just give it a little bit of a tan. >> jimmy: okay. >> with some tanning spray. >> tanning spray. >> all: "will it s'more?"? >> okay. um -- now, right now there's e about to change the world with this s'more. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm sorry. [ laughter ] before we go further -- why are i mean, why are we -- this is tan enough? this is -- looks like -- >> it's a little uneven. wouldn't you say? >> yeah.p. >> jimmy: an uneven tan? >> this -- yeah -- >> jimmy: this is tanning spray? >> now, this is totally safe. you typically shouldn't eat tanning spray but this is

and musical guest flaming lips. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hey! nice to see ya. ( cheers and applause ) hey, everybody! welcome to "the late show!" whoo! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ that's awfully nice. ( audience chanting stephen ) ♪ that's lovely. welcome to the show, everybody! please, sit down. please. well, folks, welcome to the "late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) big news-- ( cheers and applause ) big news today out of the kremlin-- i'm sorry, i misread that-- white house. here's the deal, y'all-- you know how there's all this smoke about the idea that trump and his folks colluded with the russians to influence the election? and the trump people are saying, like, "there's nothing to see here."? well, i spy with my little eye, the attorney general of the united states. ( laughter ) because it turns out, jeff sessions spoke with the russian ambassador twice during

. >> watch my lips. no. >> reporter: and ivanka trump will be a federal employee. she has a title and has an office already but says she won't take the government paycheck. nbc news, washington. >>> two of christie's former aids will do prison time. the judge sentenced bill to two years. brid bridgette kelly to 18 months. governor christie denied any wrong doing. >>> the trial frein trial set to start on tuesday. jury selection was completed in chester county this week. he is charge until a deadly shootout that killed one and injured oochlt he lead a 48 day manhunt before u.s. marshals captured him. >>> lawmakers dpoptd introduce a big this would make the recreational use of marijuana legal. we have both sides of the debate. >> it is legal. you know, everybody gets drunk around here. almost everyone has an opinion on recreational marijuana. >> the fast food industry will definitely -- >> yes. >> the first state could be the first in our area to allow the sale of recreational marijuana. lawmakers planning to introduce a bill that would make delaware the ninth state

monday night when i face off against shaquille o'neal in a a lip sync battle to end all lip sync battlesnd applause ] he wanted to lip sync battle me. >> steve: and guess what? he got one. >> jimmy: yeah, well, he came last time he was on he was like, "i wanna lip sync battle you." [ laughter ] i go, "i can't believe you want to do that." he goes, "i want it. i'm shaq." [ light laughter ] i go, "all right, man. let's do it." so i don't know what he's got up his sleeve. i don't know what he's doing. i never know the songs. he doesn't know my songs either. so i'm ready to -- shaq. >> steve: shaq. >> jimmy: shaquille o'neal. monday night. get ready. it's going to go down. >> steve: gosh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: set your tivos. >> steve: yeah, he's going to do "love shack." >> jimmy: yeah. oh, he might. but first, guys, we have a a fantastic show tonight. we love it when she is on the show. the wonderful katie holmes is here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's the best. plus from the hbo series "girls." andrew rannells is stopping by as well. [ cheers and applaus

like i do everything else around here-- with a song on my lips and love in my heart. i'm serious. i got a rash in my, you know, private area. private? you get any more traffic down there, you're gonna have to open a starbucks. well, i thought maybe you'd changed laundry soap, 'cause it's all red and itchy especially right around my... excuse me. i'm sitting here eating a breakfast sausage. it's not a sausage problem. it's more in the meatball area. kind of meatball adjacent. bet it's swamp ass. what's swamp ass? don't worry. you'd know if you had swamp ass. i hate swamp ass. you sure it's just a rash? what else could it be?

i thought i would lip sing a a pitbull song. but here's the thing.est to keep up with it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is true. he's not -- >> i swear i don't know any pitbull songs. if i heard one i wouldn't even know what it was. >> jimmy: okay. here it is. jon glaser lip singing pitbull. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's mr. 305 checkin in for the remix you know that's 75 street brazil ♪ ♪ well this year's gon be called calle ocho que ola cata ♪ ♪ que ola omega and this how we goin' do it dale ♪ ♪ one two three four uno dos tres cuatro i know you want me want me ♪ ♪ you know i want cha want cha i know you want me you know i want cha ♪ ♪ want cha i know you want me want me you know i want cha ♪ ♪ want cha i know you want me you know i want cha want cha ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. ladies and gentlemen, jon glaser. [ cheers and applause ] "girls" airs sundays, 10:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back with a a performance from run the jewels! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'll call you back. is this my car? state farm knows that for every one of t

watch my lips, no. >> actually george h.w. bush said that, but nonetheless, start with nbc's capitol hill correspondent, great panel lined up this morning, kasie hunt kicking us off. kasie, walk us through what we can expect to see roughly an hour from now and does this hearing itself, does it become a test for bipartisanship? >> craig, when this hearing kicks off in a little while you will see something pretty different from what you saw on the house side a week or so ago, where you had big-name government officials, jim comey, the nsa director, coming to testify which was splash reand ended up being a partisan affair. instead what you will see today is a series of experts talking about russian meddling in the election overall, with a particular focus on fake news and propaganda, something that the senators on this committee say is still going on today, even after the election, and is still going on in western europe in addition to here. and i think what you've seen over the course of the last 24 to 48 hours, is a very seriou

. >> all of the speakers gave lip service to the oakland fans that have historically been among the most passionate. >> i have mixed feel little and i know there's disappointment and anger. in the future as we play in oakland that they understand it was the players and not the coaches but me that made it and if they have anybody to talk about it it should be me and i will try to explain to them what went into making this definitely decision. >> as much regret as expressed it all came down to the owners wanting to make sure that 750 million-dollars of publicly committed money in nevada made its way in their pockets. >> i would like to thank governor brian sandoval and congratulate him who overwhelmingly supported this process and bringing the raiders to las vegas. >> we are happy that the raiders have a home long term. >>> there doesn't seem to be much recourse for the city of oakland and it's leaders but one fan group is not giving up. >> we will take the next step and we are already prepared for legal action. we will contact the media and let the nfl know we will go after you and the ra

who said watch my lips, no new tax, and we know how that ended up. it was an unfortunate analogy for the russian president to make. but while he was trying to say was, deny, deny, deny, it does seem as if president putin determined not to take any responsibility for russia's actions in this case and to just say that this is all about politics and about blaming moscow. >> those denials, of course, coming despite more than a dozen intelligence agencies in this country saying otherwise. keir simmons for us there, keir, thank you. >>> i want to bring in the former fbi double agent, also the author of "how to catch a russian spy." matt miller justice department spokesman under attorney general eric holder and michael mcfall, former u.s. ambassador russia, and also an msnbc contributor when we have an ambassador with him we like to start with him or her, mr. ambassador. >> i like that, craig. >> i think it's a good rule. you heard mr. putin there with another firm no when asked if russia meddled in the election. we know it's not believable, but in terms of