did she fit the bill, lise?reatedthe bill, actually. >> how'd she look in her uniform? >> oh, she looked gorgeous. she looked gorgeous until she retired. >> the stew's life gives naomi the chance to see the world. during layovers, while her stewardess friends sit by the pool, naomi immerses herself in the local culture, which leads to a new hobby -- beads. that's how she befriends jamey allen -- over their shared love of the small mementos. what do you think naomi's fascination with beads was? >> she liked the fact that beads put you in touch with the culture that you admire or are interested in. >> in some cultures, they're money. in others, magical charms. for naomi, they slide easily into a suitcase and through customs. >> they are mankind's oldest portable art form. >> naomi soon identifies the perfect way to add to her bead count -- archaeological dig sites. and her $10 per diem from pan am comes in quite handy. >> at that particular point in time, the archeologists weren't interested in beads, and for $10,

saying they were monitoring the situation recently citizens and public officials have been vocal lising the desire to remove confederate statues monday afternoon in durham north carolina protesters climbed a statue of a confederate soldier toppling it during an anti-racist rally citizens in lexington kentucky and gainesville florida are asking for confederate statues to be removed and just recently baltimore mayor catherine q has pledged to remove confederate monuments and the city but as many aren't happy with that pledge saying the statue shouldn't be moved but instead should be destroyed no mention to you when i was covering the k.k.k. rally i was speaking to a lot of the charlottesville residents and they were arguing that these statues a racist you know they represent bigotry and they have no place in today's society but the k.k.k. and whites of premises are arguing that by removing these statues you're removing. history you're changing history so there's like a clash when it comes to obviously the white supremacists and the counter protests and that's the case the president was ma

federal watchdog agencies are taking an active look at the controversial government lise at a trump international, which is on federal property. joins us now from our washington bureau. great to have you on. give us a sense of precisely what the watchdogs are probing. where might the conflicts of interest come? >> it helps to start at the beginning with a little bit of background. back in late march, the general services administration had been asked to decide whether or not police least with the trump international hotel in d.c., just blocks away from the white house on pennsylvania avenue -- whether it was in violation since president trump took office, for a number of reasons. they determined in late march that in fact it was in "full compliance," and there were no issues. , a number of critics and skeptics -- folks who had been concerned about this, including democratic members of congress and independent ethics experts, several of them, had weighed in since late january, saying they hoped the result would be different. right after gsa made that announcement, they started pressuring, even bef

lise linton bragged about all the expensive designer clothes she was wearing. during a visit to kentucky, one of the country's poorest states. she touted her own family's mouth after being called out. cnn white house reporter kate bennett. this is just like the ultimate let them eat cake moment. why louise is become criticized for being tone deaf. >> this is the first time we're seeing this pop culture-politics mash-up where i think she thought it was okay to do something like tag the designers. this is like a fashion blogger, kardashian move. instead it was in front of a government plane after an official trip that her husband, the secretary of the treasury, took to kentucky. it felt inappropriate and over the line. it's hard to understand the more egregious episode here, whether it was the post itself or her response to this mother in oregon of three children who just decided that she would comment. what she got back was a real fiery response that sort of kept coming. there was a lot going on with this, an apology that came yesterday afternoon. >> this woman,

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