only $15 lipstick.metimes on revlon, basically, a lower end when it comes to pricing but here it is, everybody. this lipstick. this color would be better for me i think. >> i think they're all good for you. liz: that's right. it will come with brush as well. what is the price point on all of this. >> the compact is i believe 32.50. i could be wrong about the gloss, $15. all incredibly affordable. great style. liz: i know you don't like to talk about numbers because it is within the division if you could say what happened in australia? just launched riri in australia. >> i was traveling around the world and in sydney a week ago and we did the online exclusive once again in australia, a smaller market but where mac is the number one brand in color cosmetics. the lines, waiting room sold out. repeated this 11 times in 11 countries and all over the world using social media and the power of the internet. we've proven a new business model for drawing inspirational consumers all over the world. liz: riri woo,

. >> lipstick. what do you need to worry about there? >> lipstick. there have been some indication of led levels, higher led and mercury levels on lipsticks. probably red lipsticks. that's probably the most popular color on women. they just did a survey and looked at a lot of lipsticks and believe it or not it was in there. we need concerned. there are governing bodies that monitor that but you never know. >> would you go so far as to discourage women from wearing lipstick? some women wear a gloss? >> no, red lipstick was from the beginning of time. you're not going to get women out of red lipstick. >> what we're talking about, skin and beauty, tanning is something a lot of people do. we need to be aware of what the risks are related to that. >> this time of year they are outdoors. in the wintertime they go to tanning beds. again, skin cancer, melanoma, increased risk, almost 75%. avoid the tanning booths and beds by all means. >> just a few seconds left here. tattooing is becoming increasingly popular, the real stuff and fake stuff. >> when it's har

lipstick every day. the ritual has become a diversion from her health crisis that she's facing. >> reporter: doris diaz was born with cystic fibrosis. now she is hospitalized waiting for a critical lung transplant. they are also dealing with her younger brother's health issues. he has cystic fibrosis too. the mirror, the pro significance, the color. every day since she was 3, doris diaz has put on lipstick. the pink shade has hardly changed. it's her favorite color. she was born with cystic fibrosis, and her condition is getting worse. >> well, i don't really feel good. and i, my lungs don't have that much air. >> because she struggles to breathe, doris had to tote an oxygen tank to her second grade class in newark. >> when i looked around, i felt like everybody's different than me. >> reporter: now she is at lou seal packard children's hospital awaiting a long transplant. >> it's unpredictable. because we're waiting for a donor that is her size and certain characteristics. >> reporter: doris has a lot i

lipstick may tell a tale on the economy.r says when money is tight women indulge in small luxuries instead of big ones but lipstick sales fell during the last recession so maybe we kiss this indicator good-bye. and from lips to jaws. in the movie amity island was packed. more people vacationing in the water and more shark attack. since the end of the recession the numbers have been trending upwards and there's the hot waitress index. illustrated by "two broke girls." >> please i really need this job. we lost all our money. >> reporter: the hotter your waitress the worse the economy. why, because in boom times beautiful women are more likely to work as promotional models, product reps and other jobs where hotness helps. ridiculous? yes. but it gets worse. sugardaddy.com surveys its clients on the economy, the dating site that pairs wealthy men and women with attractive sugar babies. in a survey those daddies are predicting a downturn. if they start buyiop buying unde should be worried. >> thank you, we're here every saturday

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oh, hey, i, uh, i found your lipstick. oh! oh, no, this isn't mine. this is sunset blush. wear tiger orgasm. but it was in my apartment. [sniffs] i don't know why i told you about the pop-tart. but that's weird. it's just me and pete at my place. hello, ladies. pete's having an affair. what? the lipstick, the spring in his step. the sexy justin timberlake hat. no, no, he's still married. i don't know what to tell you. the only reason men start taking care of themselves is if they're getting someone to have sex with them. if it wasn't for that, they'd just sit at home in their own filth. hey, liz. we're out of string cheese, so i think i'm gonna take off. ohh.

so, what courtney's doing right now is blotting the lipstick off.hat does is basically take excess color off. so, what you're left with is this really sheer, really beautiful stain that's going to last all day. so, that's it. you have such a pretty, pink lip look for school. it's so easy and fresh and just, you know, girly and fun. courtney is actually starting by putting a really beautiful, shimmery bronzer on. so, what that does is make your skin just glow. you'll get that kind of summery glow, even if it's september, even if it's october, even if you're fully into winter. you just want that kind of, like, warm, delicious skin. so your friends will look at your skin and say, "wow, she looks amazing." so we're starting with that. and when you're applying highlighter to the skin, which is what courtney is doing now, it's just something that kind of adds a little bit of luminosity, and it brings your eyes to the features that you want to highlight. so, courtney is applying it to justine's cheekbones. and the key when you're applying highlighter is, y

boss and i was just multitasking it was a mistake she was given a warning, just a heads up makeup lipstick like that is not safe to do what's illegal is what this driver from washington state is doing right here . did you see it? let's listen in to officer lindsey good afternoon maam i stopped you because you were texting and driving and yes she was ticketed in the state of california you can be texting while go ahead and pull in the shoulder that's wide so i have a challenge for you let's all drive safely so we can win this challenge and have zero fatalities nats 8-0 a safety corridor somody dies becise a fatal collision about every 8 minutes on the 80 between the east coast and the west coast riding with the chp on interstate 80 stanley roberts kron 4 news >> fog will be returning tomorrow and will be a wide spread. >> it will be dense fog near the coast line to mark appeared >> cooler tomorrow friday saturday sunday and into monday. >> the fall will be more extensive in the north bay than what the dog or tracker is showing. >> the fog will be more extensive. >> 76 for palo alto. duet 78

they've got their debts, they are bald, we don't like their glasses, we don't like their lipstick, we don't like the clothes they wear. i mean, we've got to be able to go back to that old adage of judging a person by the content of their character. eleanor did magazine spreads for "vogue." i mean, you know, do i hate the hairnet? yes, i hate the hairnet. arthur ground rules for all the pictures i did on eleanor? no hairnet pictures. but that doesn't mean she's ugly. so when i go into the classrooms who don't know her at all, whether they are kindergarten classrooms or third grade classrooms or, you know, inner-city high schools, i say okay, let's get past this. i know as bodie looks at this and they see an ugly dead white woman, and why should i care about her? once you get out there and you talk about what she did, then you get past it. >> my real question, one, did fdr's mother gave him a hard time, never one? he was in college when think of they begin courting or dating or whatever. and, two, it was pretty wonderful for fdr to be up to see her, i'm not sure if once are as beautiful

if it is a mascara, you are allowed for that or a pencil or lipstick, but otherwise, fingers on only. every time you pick up a new product, you must drink. >> i really like the spider-man challenge. >> i put 5:00 on the iphone. >> i have to do it. crush it. >> she puts on the foundation and applies it like it were lotion. >> i feel like the color of the foundation is off. >> very oompah-loompah-ish. >> add some bronzer. >> i congratulate her for trying to add contour lines without a mirror. >> and then she gets it on and moves on the the blush. >> i feel like i'm doing really good. i feel like i'm doing so good. >> she adds mascara and adds lashes. >> that is all of the drying time i got. all i got. all i got. that's all i got. >> and she drew on the eyebrows? >> yes. >> oh, boy. >> she is doing the water line which is dangerous, because you don't want to poke yourself in the eye. >> done. ta-da. now i'm looking at my accomplishment, and this is better than the lunch lady does it for sure. >>> in my opinion, one of the funniest office pranks ever. >> this is the old air horn prank. >>

but i found a lipstick that i love. dolce and gabanna lip -- this is the lipstick. honey. then here is the -- >> the gloss. >> the gloss. it's just like the perfect combination. yes, yes, yes. >> here's mine real quick. this is a pillow. and they said -- sometimes you see a pillow and go that's a great quote. it should be on a pillow. they have a company that does that. they sent us this one. i'd rather be in poughkeepsie. anyway -- you can go to pillow.com and you can get anything you want on your pillow for 65 bucks. >> someone sent that to you, hodie. >> yep. they sent it to us. >> i think you have one too. it's in my office. >> my favorite thing is my nephew austin. he's my favorite person in the whole world. but it's his first trip to new york city. he kind of made me appreciate it in a new way. we were at the yankees game, too. >> saturday or sunday? >> saturday. >> we were, too. >> were you way up? >> we were in the bleachers. >> that's where i was. >> yeah. >> did anybody have his armpit in your coke? >> that might have been austin's armpit. i'm not sure. >> welcom

there's a little bit of lipstick -- >> jimmy: yeah. hey, i still got it. i still got it. "arrested development" came on netflix. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then they got nominated for emmys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and that's all i know. netflix is now doing tv shows? but you can get it all at once. >> yes. >> jimmy: so, it's up to you. you wanna watch the first episode? great. >> yeah, live your life. >> jimmy: live your life. >> it's like, it's none of my business. [ talking over each over ] i don't care. >> jimmy: i care how you live? >> you live in your own house! >> jimmy: god, i love you. oh, my gosh. >> i don't even know you. >> jimmy: so i started watching, and the first episode is so great. you go, "i can watch the second episode." >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's called binge-watching. >> a 15-second window to be like, i'm gonna get up and do laundry, whatever. and then just, you know -- >> jimmy: come back and watch the next episode. >> i'm the same way. i've got a time -- like, you know? >> jimmy: you're great at it. i mean, you're great at it. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy

make up, lipstick, stuff like that is not safe to do.t the legal is with this driver from washington state is doing right here. the d.c. it?. let's listen and officer lindsey. >>: good morning and i stop you because protecting and driving. >>stanley: again she was ticketed. in the state of california and you can be taxing while driving. this driver is doing 78 anny 65. go ahead and pull in the shoulder that's why it. so i have a challenge for you let's all drive safely so we can win this challenge and had zero fatalities. >>stanley: riding with the chp on interstate 80, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >>anny: it may surprise you to know that the two sides of the bart controversy have not met for two days. here is what some commuters are st. >>: i don't feel like the two sides are working hard enough. >>: i feel like this to me every day to get to the bottom of this. a lot of people's lives depend on it. >>: there's no time for breaks right now. >>: it makes me upset. it makes me upset to feel like they all have the public's interest at hear

authority away from a democratically elected regime that meets my standard of a coup we can call put lipstick on a pig and say it's a transitionary phrase or but i think of those of them words that have been uttered in every coup that has ever taken place throughout human history also the words this is not a coup have been said in every law i'll take the power and i'll give it back to you maybe in the future ok sounds like algeria to me one hundred ninety two of those eleven i don't think that we have a reason not to trust that the military will do that also until we did a remarkably good job in my opinion given the challenges that he faced when he was head of the army into those eleven and he steered through that transition the bloodshed that we saw in will be in the words of that still is going on in syria was largely exempt from egypt because of the actions of the leadership of the egyptian military now i understand that this is not democratic and i understand that this isn't something that is an ideal scenario in any fledgling democracy but you're saving people's lives on the ground in be

authority away from a democratically elected regime that meets my standard of a coup we can call put lipstick on a pig and say it's a transitionary phase or but i think of those have been the words that have been uttered in every cuckoo that has ever taken place throughout human history also the words this is not a coup have been said in every oh i'll take the power and i'll give it back to you maybe in the future ok sounds like algeria to me one hundred ninety two in two thousand and eleven i don't think that we have a reason not to trust of the military will do the generals until we did a remarkably good job in my opinion given the challenges that he faced when he was head of the army into those eleven and he stared through that transition. i am very short last promise cross-talk luke said they gyptian on his next move as a threatens to deploy the present constantia police question. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my fellow larry king now right here on r.t. question more. this is not a surprise to

authority away from a democratically elected regime that meets my standard of a coup we can call put lipstick on a pig and say it's a transitionary phase or but i think of those are the words that have been uttered in every coup that has ever taken place throughout human history also the words this is not a coup have been said in every all i'll take the power and i'll give it back to you maybe in the future ok sounds like algeria to me one hundred ninety two in two thousand and eleven i don't think that we have a reason not to trust that the military will do the generals until we did a remarkably good job in my opinion given the challenges that he faced when he was head of the army into those eleven and he steered through that transition. hard across talking seven thirty am g.m.t. here on our finale new figures show the youth on employment in europe has reached a new record high more than twenty three percent of the people are left without work or german president has labeled it as the european union's most pressing concern and twenty e.u. leaders will be meeting in berlin to thrash out ways

away from a democratically elected regime then that meets my standard of a coup we can call put lipstick on a pig and say it's a transitionary phase or but i think of those are the words that have been uttered in every coup that has ever taken place throughout human history also the words this is not a coup have been said in every all i'll take the power and i'll give it back to you maybe in the future ok sounds like algeria to me one hundred ninety two in two thousand and eleven i don't think that we have a reason not to trust that the military will do the generals until we did a remarkably good job in my opinion given the challenges that he faced when he was head of the army into those eleven and he stared through that transition. well to the. audience technology innovation all the leaders developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't i'm tom are marketed as a big p

away from a democratically elected regime then that meets my standard of a coup we can call put lipstick on a pig and say it's a transitionary phase or but i think of those have been words that have been uttered in every coup that has ever taken place throughout human history also the words this is not a coup have been said in every all i'll take the power and i'll give it back to you maybe in the future ok sounds like algeria to me one hundred ninety two in two thousand and eleven i don't think that we have a reason not to trust that the military will do the generals until we did a remarkably good job in my opinion given the challenges that he faced when he was head of the army into those eleven and he stared through that transition. egypt on the brink mohamed morsi and he was democratically elected muslim brotherhood faced massive protests in social upheaval as one revolution ended in another started opposition figures have passed the military to step in to restore order if the military again becomes the key power broker in egypt what does this mean for democracy in the arab muslim wor

>> stephanie: he is like, that's my shade of lipstick.>> stephanie: paddle boarding. the three of us in bikini's jim. >> i'll probably wear a one piece because my nephews will be there. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. here she is the other member of our thruple, jacki schechner in the current tv center. >> good morning, everybody, president obama says he plans to strongly enforce voting rights across the country, even though a supreme court ruling took some muscle out of the act. the high court struck down the provision requiring states with a history of discrimination to get federal approval before making any changes to state election law. well the president met with civil rights leaders at the white house yesterday, and after that, cheryl iffle told reporters while it is up setting to even have to fight for the protections in the first place, bring it on. >> we think it's sad that we're at this moment that we have to engage in this kind of work to ensure that our democratic processes have to remain open. and yet we take up the cha

neil: then you say you could fix it, you could dress it up but sometimes you can't put lipstick on a. >> i don't think it is a fig. neil: scott i finish. >> >> i do, he said republicans are trying to know what is in the law, nancy pelosi herself -- neil: she didn't say that. >> nancy pelosi herself, said had terz herself. neil: i think that nancy did read the law, but she would not say was what the in law. what do you say? >> this is a disaster, it should be defunded, the republicans did not do a good job of talking about alternatives. the bottom line, people don't like it obama administration is trying to amend it to make it people like it, in process they will crumble the law. neil: we do have a history of fixing distrous laws. medicare, got their act together. but my point we have a history of fixing things that start off bumpez bumpy. >> every day we wake up to a new component of this law that is crumbling. neil: i'm putting you down as a maybe. >> i am undecided. >> it is going, the way that none of my colleagues want it to go, it will be the law. they will improve it, and tweak

something fun you cannot only put this rear-view mirror from perpetual kid on your computer to do your lipstick see if anybody is coming up behind you. because at the office -- >> in your cubicle when people -- >> yes, people are always sneaking up on you. >> and you better not be on there because that's christine's computer. >> i wondered what she was doing. >> it's the new one. >> anyway, happy holidays, everyone. >> is marriage going well? >> that is awesome. it was getting married that was hard. >> let's go over to miss sara with our johnson's baby of the week. >> we've got our johnson's baby of the week when we celebrate new moms and their additions to their families. our first johnson's baby is seth ryan mondragon born june 7th to jose and barbara in arkansas. his parents say they are enjoying every minute with their new son. next up is the landon joseph montoya born on may 24th in chicago, illinois. he weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces. his parents heather and sam say they'd tell expectant parents that patience is key when you get your newborn home from the hospital. >> no kidding. >> now to a

. >> with lipstick. >> yeah. anyway i was picked and i just remember, i couldn't perform. there was no, oh, all i could think i did not want to go back to labor camp because i had a back injury. and, i am must succeed. that kind of shows. the later on the footage was sent to madam mao, her office says it was awful and we were going to beijing to watch madam mao's favorite movies and learn technique and not be poisoned by comments. we had a study section and went through all that. at the moment we saw all the two movies in her private film room. we all got poisoned mentally. one was, "jane ayre." because madam mao sought herself as jane ayre. mao was 20 years old. mr. rochester has a mad woman in the back. mao has second wife was mad woman so everything matches. the second movie was the "sound of music." madam mao had to take care of mao's kid. >> same stories influenced american girl of this age. >> later on we becoming mad doom mao. she was a -- madam mao, she was evil, responsible for murdering so many chinese people but the in the meantime her fantasy anyway, september

charles: this might be putting lipstick on fried chicken.ix making history, house of cards, arrested development. nominated for all kinds of employees, you can only see them on -- kinds of emmys, what does that mean? >> netflix has done what cable tv has done over last 15 to 20 years, that is up the game once again, netflix is saying, you no longer need to be a tv network or station to be a tv content producer. they are an independent producer, firing on all cylinders right now, changing the game, you can see it in stock up 240% in last year. charles: dave, talk about this stock, i rec mind the stock to my subscribers after one day my daughter said she got rid of cable, my son has net glick netd everyone in my house had netflix but me, i said what is going on, they are charging the way people watch tv. >> i think they are part of the vanguard. but i don't think they are the sole agent of change, you are seeing large general interest, mass media being disintegrated, it as jonathan said, step two of what kaple television -- cable television in

. >> i feel like, you know there was a lipstick cam, in u.s.league, why is google glass special. neil: you are hating. issue 3, google glass my be dicey but homer simpson is not, if folks at fox are right, "the simpsons" could fetch as much as a billion bucks in a cable send syndication deal, that would rival "seinfeld" which is true. aal? a homer run. >> it seems like a lot for a catune but -- cartoon, but programming that we've seen, in last 5, 10 years has not been that good. the satire is funny, who knows maybe, it seems rich, i don't think that you know mr. byrnes at nuclear powerplant has nose numbers. neil: 25 years of history. >> this is 500 episodes over 25 years. now big question for 21 century fox, our new parent company, we're having just spun off by news corp or reverse, will we dare sell it to outsiders or our sibling channel fx . that does not bridge in new money, that is bringing in money from be on pocket to the other. >> you say we would do something that looks on surface shady. >> every god corporate accounting -- every good

make sure i can't get lipstick on you. >> got it? >> a little bit. >> i can handle it. >> you're in my territory. >> congratulations on the show. >> thank you. we are renewed for our fifth season. >> here's the thing about "hot in cleveland." it explores the concept of female sexuality past the age of 30. >> and 40 and 50. >> most television these days, especially as it relates to female sexuality is like woman's tennis. once you're past 16, they don't care about you anymore. >> or they sexualize the woman as on posed to being a sexual being. when someone sexualizes someone at the age of miley cyrus and younger, really, are we going to go there? >> it's super inappropriate. so you looked at the script and -- >> they think we're not having sex at this age. not true. >> it would be such a shame. >> it would, wouldn't it? >> did you know this is a theme you were going to be able to explore? >> absolutely. because being in this business, and being that once you're past the age of 30, you're basically put out to pasture. so to do this at

they sold millions of lipsticks in three hours with no marketing budget, just to facebook.ntil you hear how did this. if other companies could do that, i'm sure that there would. alone ranger, $125 million budget. turning to the global economy, the international monetary fund has cut its growth forecast for the year globally. they cut it because of emerging markets and how much they have slowed down. gm still has places all around the world reid thinks he can still make money using u.s. names. the managing director. and first, let's go by countries because yesterday at this very time, david winters was sitting in this chair and said he like brazil and canada, not necessarily all emerging, but you like different countries. >> the place to invest in emerging markets is different going forward and what it used to be. i would not really agree with either of those, but this old model does not working or because it was export driven. china slowing down. there simply is not demand for the brazilian exports that there used to be, and frankly they have a problem in terms of economic

are doing and they are both fruitless attempting in that the nature of the beast is to speak ee lipstick clee, to speak with capacity. >> which you are doing right now. >> i am. >> what you do think the federal reserve is trying to say? >> they are not doing anything new. i think that is the most important thing. whatever happens, it's not like they are going to increase their qe purchases and lost in this whole thing is we're in a static period. the markets will eventually contract to that. they will do this as the data determines it. >> let's bring in somebody who is clearly smarter than us, which is john writing. help me help our viewers. >> brian, i think it's this. i think the fed was surprised and you can see it in the minutes at the degree of backup in bond yields that has taken place after the fed said it was going to, in all likelihood, start reducing its purchases later in the year. so the fed thinks we're easing at a slower rate. the market sees the beginning of slowing the pace of easing as tightening. the fed is trying to stay on message and saying, yes, it's going to be app

all the while, hidden cameras some as small as lipstick cases secretly record the action. >> the peopleove anywhere events are' mazing people. one girl froze in the middle of eating a banana and another froze as she was about to take a bite of yogurt and it is sort of dripping down off the spoon. >> another guy right before the freeze moment spilled 30 papers from his briefcase so he is frozen bending over picking up papers for five minutes. towards the end of the freeze there is a guy on some type of motorized vehicle working for grand central who was trying to get across the main concourse and could not move because there were frozen people in front of his. >> the they are not moving. i can't move my cart. >> he couldn't figure out what was going on and radioed for help from someone but right when was trying to get someone to help him out we all unfroze. so his reaction was like well, never mind and continued to drive on. >> the actors break out of character. and then fade back into the every day world. an every dayworld that improve everywhere makes a bit more whimsical and a lot mor

. >> are you of the lipstick variety >> caller: yes, i am. >> stephanie: stop it!r the rest of the show as it is. all right, back to race traitor talk. >> instead of lipstick lesbian talk. >> stephanie: hi, go ahead. >> caller: i'm the caller that is not in love with you. >> stephanie: let's pretend that didn't happen. >> caller: okay. baby. if you saw the interview with anderson cooper she is right. her husband went to law school with mark o'mara so why is that not a conflict of interest. >> stephanie: is that true? >> caller: yes. and when anderson cooper talked about the book deal he said when did you know you were going to write the book? and she said oh georgy could do no wrong. >> stephanie: wow. >> caller: listen to the interview. >> stephanie: wow, if that is true, that would seem like not just a conflict of interest but a mistrial. just saying. let's go to lila in atlanta. >> caller: hey, stephanie, i'm a fellow race traitor, i'm married to a mexican, and our daughter is married to a black man, and he is the nicest guy. straight as an arrow, but he wears s

>> it's lipstick on a pig. it's only important here. the don't forget the student loan rates double. >> it's lip stick on a pig. if you make this little move, who cares? just get something done. you know? i think they are getting all mired in these process issues and it's going to make america mad. >> it does seem we have lost -- nobody believes that is the case any more. elections have consequences until i can stop it. thank you all and we got to do this on air. a quick correction. we misspoke and said senator joe manchin would talk about his student loan plan to senators at lunch today. his office let us know he is talking to democrats at his lunch break. we are waiting for testimony to get under way in the george zimmerman trial. she's always been able to brighten your day. it's just her way. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed

authority away from a democratically elected regime that meets my standard of a coup we can call put lipstick on a pig and say it's a transitionary phrase or but i think of those of them words that have been uttered in every coup that has ever taken place throughout human history also the words this is not a coup have been said in every law i'll take the power and i'll give it back to you maybe in the future ok sounds like algeria to me why do i need to go in two thousand and eleven i don't think that we have a reason not to trust that the military will do that general term so we did a remarkably good job in my opinion given the challenges that he faced when he was head of the army in two thousand and eleven and he steered through that transition . crosstalk coming away a little later today here on r t now let's have a quick look at some other news making headlines around the world in our world are they just starting with libya where a car blast hit an army checkpoint in the city of benghazi leaving at least seven people injured that's after in a separate attack by an armed group forced the c

red, make the speeches, and she's always talking about squaring the shoulders and putting on the lipstick and going out and fighting the fight, so for democrats, women's rights issues bring them power. for republicans, only abortion is probably the only women's issue that the republican party really focuses on, and otherwise it's not core republican issues. it's not national security, lower taxes, and these things. for republican women, they need to make an argument as to how they can frame republican issues to appeal to women, and you saw callet thy mcmorris-rogers, the chair partially on that argument. in the senate, republican women don't have core power in the caucus because there's just four of them. they can't band together as a group, and they have desperate ideologies, the four there, so collins and mccowski, and there's an unknown in terms of some of the issues as they come up. i'll be, actually, watching deb fisher from nebraska because she was not the most conservative candidate in the race, and she kind of won because of the fight between the two most conservative guys, winnin

red and make the speeches and she's always talking about squaring of the shoulder and putting on lipstick and fighting the fight. for the democrats the women's rights issue brings them power. so for the republicans on the abortion is probably the only women's issue that the republican party really focuses on trade and other wise these are not core republican issues. it's not national security and lower taxes so for the republican win in the need to make an argument about how they can train republican issues to appeal to the women and you saw cathy rodgers become the house conference chair partially on that argument. and the republican women don't have a lot of progress because there are only four of them. but the very desperate ideologies that are even more conservative than that. >> host: i feel like in terms of some of these issues they will be watching deadbeat could dead fisher from nebraska but she wasn't the most conservative candidate in that race. they were the primary because of the fight between the two conservatives and certainly no republican from nebraska. >> guest: they are

cosmetics.com. >> they might have bought lipstick too but they didn't have the budget you had. >> theyright. ladies, thank you so much. appreciate it. coming up next, did he inspire you as a child? what bill nye the science guy is up to now. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now at 8:49 with a milestone for a man who inspired and educated millions of young minds. bill nye the science guy. >> here's mara -- how do you say her last name? i always get that wrong. >> reporter: nothing in your world would be here without science. >> he is part teacher, part crusader. >> climate change is happening. >> part mad scientist. >> static electrical charge. >> reporter: known to a generation of americans as the science guy. bill nye spent his entire professional life with one lofty goal in mind. >> dare i say it? change the world. >> reporter: and change the world he has. this fall marks the 20th anniversary of his award winning children's tv show bill nye the science guy. the show ran for 5 years, won 18 emmy awards and introduced kids to subjects like magnetism, electricity. >> it's bui

this is a system that's set up to fail, and, unfortunately, rather than putting lipstick on the pig, pig bow tox. >> all right, great analogy. hope i can get that out of my head before dinner time tomorrow. have a great 4th. >> thank you, you too. >> the first lady says she feels like a prisoner. must be tough living in that white house. that's next. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewas for his small business take theseags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjors small busiss earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve limited reward here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? >> we've got more breaking news from egypt. the plot thickens. president morsi says he's refusing to step down and tells the military not to take sid

i had already done my lipstick which was pink and i had a different pink shirt on. >> i like the pinkther episode of girl talk. here she is jacki schechner of the current news center. >> good morning, everybody. u.s. homeland security secretary janet napolitano resigning today. she will be the first female president in the california university's history. she attended santa clara university. in 1993 president clinton appointed the u.s. attorney in arizona and then she went on to win elections there as state attorney general, and twice as governor. president obama picked her to head up homeland security in 2009, and she was the first ever woman to hold that position too. she will start her new job in september. the search committee says she will bring a fresh pair of eyes as an advocate for the school system, and was a standout amongst the 300 candidates that they considered. edward snowden met with officials at the moscow airport. the group includes representatives from amnesty international. he again will seek asylum in russia. the russian president said about ten days ago that snowd

and went and stood by her car which had a big bumper sticker that said i wear lipstick and i have a gunccurred to me that even though she started the altercation, in a stand your ground state like florida, she could have shot me and got away with it because she felt threatened. >> stephanie: yeah, and what happened in this country in terms of just human beings? how have we gotten this partisan that you can tell someone your son died -- >> caller: and they don't care. >> stephanie: and not go oh i'm sorry -- >> caller: romney came to visit ashville during the campaign, and i stood outside with a picture of my son with his birth and death dates and said the emergency room is not enough. and i had one woman walk by and i said do you have children? and she said yes, but i take care of mine. and i had another one tell me i should read my bible or he wouldn't have died. >> stephanie: oh boy. >> caller: and i said i do. and she started screaming at me -- >> stephanie: maybe you are right. maybe we are a nation of jerks. >> caller: i think it comes from a place of fear. you can do everything ri

nancy reagan was more than lipstick and high heels. the media portrayed her monolithically. there's is more to her fashion sense. -- there is more to her fashion sense. michelle may be a fashionable woman but, she is a ivy league attorney. she has had all. she is the image of the american woman. we look at first ladies for that. and i say, thank goodness. look atrather have them first ladies then lindsay lohan. their influence is hard to measure. mie, the bangs were an influence. they would ask her about her politics and she would say, i flip pork chops. it was a cutesy and fulks see kind of way of disarming it -- folksy kind of way of disarming it. the first lady does not have a bullet -- a bully pulpit, but a velvet glove. avenue does presidential ads with the "i like ike" campaign. >> would someone like to take a stab at the perennial question. oh gosh. i better not say this. no, no, no. >> we can cut this. >> i know the people at c-span. they will not cut this. >> let me regress. isn't it true, in some ways, that we are all about progress. it is immutable and it is like

i think as we have gone beyond the romance of all of this, the makeup and lipstick are off, people areut it in the height of the greatest recession we create a piece of legislation that says, be city way, if you will move your full-time employees down to part time, wink, wink, you don't have to cover them in health care, most recently, we have this provision which says that by the way, you just self declare how much you make. so you can decide whether you want a $1,000 subsidy or a $9,400 subsidy. just think what people are going to be doing. so i think, look, we need to stop. we ned to put this on permanent hold. we need to fix it. young americans are beginning to realize that because of the guaranteed issued piece, they don't have to actually boy healthcare until they're sick. there is so many provisions in this bill that disincent people to do the things, that are rit for the our koun country. i think this is a great example of the flaws that are there that need to be fixed. hopefully, we can slow this down and really start all over. i think it would be a better way for us to go. bu