one, two, three. ♪ [ margo price "told me with your eyes" ] >> anthony: margo price grew up on her family'sed to sell when she was age 2, which is pretty damn country already, if you ask me. as a country music traditionalist, she struggled for years to find her place within nashville's increasingly pop-driven country scene and the growing indy rock one. in 2010, she lost one of her twin sons to a rare heart condition, self-medicated with alcohol, and ended up with every kind of problem, including problems of the legal kind. she poured her heart and every cent she had recording an album in just three days at the legendary sun studios in memphis, selling her car and her wedding ring along the way. ♪ ♪ on dead-end roads ♪ they remind me where i am ♪ and all the sins i gave away i got them back again ♪ ♪ pain has made me wise wasted tears to cry ♪ ♪ so many things you never said ♪ ♪ but you told me with your eyes ♪ >> anthony: the album, "midwestern farmer's daughter," was rejected 30 times by the major labels until she found herself on the radar of jack white and his brilliant and eccentric en

a lot of the actress margo, opening up about how she keeps her lips so soft. and selfie red foyer movies, interviews, and photo shoots. so, she is only 26 by the way. every time i hear that oh, my gosh, she doesn't look 26 to me. but she says get ready for this. she uses butt and nip he will cream for breast feeding mothers on her lips. and she says that keeps her very plump and hydrated. so believe lip balm have additives in them, conspiracy theory dry out the lips, use it over and over, nope, i'm not doing that, i'm going for the butt and nip he will cream. >> she is 100% right. my kid's lip was hurting him, i gave him the a and d ointment. those things work miracles. this is one of the few celebrity things i think she is so right. >> let's check it out. we have here -- >> nip he will cream? >> cvs right next to the studio here, ya. so we will try it.

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. >> margo saunders, senior counsel with the national consumer law center feoffed before congress on behalf of consumers fighting against those robocalls. thanks for being here today. >> you're welcome. >> why are there so many of these robocalls out there? this is a constant daily announ annoyance at my house, too. >> because people are making >> when i pick up the calls, sometimes you see calls, you don't recognize the number but you know it's coming from the town next to you. that's what it's felling you on the caller id. if i pick it up and hear the delay before things start, should i just hang it up? is there anything i can do at that point? >> if a live person comes on, you can say to that live person, please take me off that list. if they call you again after you've been requested to be taken off their list, they're violating the law. >> the ftc and the justice for violating the do not call list. but does a law like this actually make an impact? >> yes, a lawsuit like that does make an impact. but with the dish settlement and similar class actions brought against robocallers,

annette, no doubt the ecb and margo draghi will be questioned about the rescue and what it means for the future of other boonks in europe and the focus is really on those italian banks. can we draw any messages away of which the speed of this rescue took place? >> yes, actually, i think that will be one question which will be posed to mario draghi whether this is now a dem plate for other italian lenders. mario draghi is eye tallenan himself and he's not answering these questions. he's the president of the ecb, responsible for monetary policy .he will refer these questions, i'm pretty sure, to the head of theiel nui, who is not present here. but the question is valid, i have to say. it was quite a swift action from the ecb that triggered the bailout, the fire one can also say of banco popular. that can be a template for other lenders in italy, but what has to be in case we should see that as a template, i can the ecb will only act if there's a cash crunch at one of these institutions. that happened to banjo popular and that's why they said this bank is no locker viable. in case we're

margo draghi is getting a lot of attention today, maybe more so on a day where he's accompanied by anction. still, always moving market comments ahead of that. "worldwide exchange" will be right back. >>> poik. we're going to do must-roads, front pages, all of it. got to start with the washington post, jim comey. it's actually from a republican and the title of the op-ed, comey is a disgrujted ex employee and that's how the senate should view his testimony, penned by jack kingston writing, nevertheless, i hope that the former fbi director will stick to the facts and not seek to exact spiteful retribution on his former boss or participate in the left's deliberate campaign to undermine the trump presidency are rumors, false hoods and disinformation. i picked it because i was surprised to see it in "the washington post." the journal took a critical take on jim comey and politics, which has been a consistent position for them. but you don't have to look far to see a lot of the papers going after president trump on what was released yesterday. so everybody has a different take on this. bea

margo saunders with the national consumer law center. >> they want to be able to reach us without consentthey want to be able to reach us without our telling them stop. >> the fcc does not comment on open petitions, but chairman, told us recently about robo calls in general. >> this is the number one source of consumer complaints to the fcc, dwarfs tig else that we get. >> anna warner, cbs news, new york. >> well, friday was national donut day, if you didn't know, and to celebrate there was a donut eating contest in santa monica, california. the eight minute donut eating contest brought out some big eaters. the winner, joey chestnut, knocked out competition eating five donut, fan that name sounds familiar, it is, chestnut is a past winner of the wing bowl, right here in philadelphia. matt, i felt guilty yesterday eating one donut. so 55 kind of makes me a little bit sick. >> you and me both. i could only handle one. i don't know, 55? >> that's a lot. a lot. in california where that contest was held they always seem to have good weather but here we have a bit of a mixed forecast? >> i thin

also returning: kristen wiig as gru's wife "lucy," and miranda cosgrove as oldest daughter "margo."ru." "yeah it's kind of crazy. when i started the first one i was 14 and now i'm 24 so i'm like, it's just kind of crazy how it happened." carell says it's not crazy -- it's the storytelling. "they're able to tell, while being wacky and being very silly and irreverent, they tell very genuine, human stories." even when they're not about humans. in minion-wood... er, hollywood, i'm david daniel ( mark ) ahead at nine on the morning news... three bay area planned parenthoods are closing their doors this morning. kron four's lyida pantazes is live in the east bay with more on the closures. and the city of san francisco violates one of it's own policies... and now it is being forced to pay up. we'll explain. and we're tracking the weather ahead of this weekend and heading into the 4th of july holiday. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check and traffic... hot spot in san leandro eb 580 estudillo blocking hree lanes, slow from 98t

and including the rock, betty white, jordan peel, gal gadot, danielle glover, margo robbie. to the academy, they have a graphic showing that the people of color in the overall membership jumped from 8% to 13% from 2015 to 2017, and this new class of which really made me happy is 39% female, and it jumped from 25% to 28%. so i think that we're there, more diverse group of people in the academy. so hopefully we'll start seeing more films nominated and winning that speak more to average movie goers like us. i'm looking forward to seeing hopefully this year jordan peel get out gets a best picture deserves it. it's the best movie i've seep this year. >> good to see more diverse there. and good to see at 95 betty white gets an inn vision to the academy. >> why the wait for betty white. >> kev, we got to let you go. we'll see you soon. thank you so much. >> see you guys. >> back with more after this. ♪ >>> one more check of traffic and weather before good day. >> who should we start with. >> let's start with erin. ladies first. >> thank you. still heavy volume on the inner loop acr