what we also want to know is martha stewart. if we are buying a person, which we are, and a brand, you are the company, with respect to all the good people who work for you. you are the company. so why don't you write that memoir now, not later? >> of course i can. but it's not about that. it's about, as i say, my thinking, my everyday thinking is still focused on building the company for my shareholders, for more employees who are shareholders and the people who love all my products. so i really, really, really want that company to be in excellent shape before i sit down in my rocking chair... >> rose: i'm just saying don't wait until you sit in a rocking chair. >> well thank you for that. >> rose: freed a vice. >> where's your memoir, charlie? >> rose: well said, my dear. well said. i'm thinking about getting a dog what kind of dog should i get? >> well, before we started this program tonight charlie did show me a page of adopting a dog. >> from a rescue place,. >> that's good. i like that. do you go to breeders or rescue peop

true investigating of the c.e.o.s who are making billions of dollars and see token things like martha stewart getting sent to prison for a small amount of money when you have these c.e.o.s making billions of billions of dollars and they have ruined our economy. and i think that's a thing that really has to be looked at. and you don't hear one itea about that situation from the tea party people. if they really want to know what's going on, they should be looking at something like that. host: about his comments about the agenda going forward. can you address that? guest: from what i've heard, some of the tea partiers are concerned in particular about the bailout that happened and the influence that some big wall street players had in getting that passed. but in terms of the c.e.o.'s themselves in general, the tea partiers, from the ones that i've talked to, are more concerned about the role of government and tend to view business as a force for good in society more than a force for bad. host: what about the financial regulations bill that is moving through the senate? where does it stand right

finally, martha stewart has a recipe to tackle video games. the company has announced a deal with a video game publisher to develop and produce interactive games based on her cooking, cleaning, and crafts. women make up 40% of the gaming market, but very few titles are geared toward them until now. for information on these stories, log on to the technology page of abcnews.com. i'm jeremy hubbard. >> its thursday morning, 50 degrees. >> coming up next -- >> ovechkin scores. >> on fire these days. the washington capitals returning home with a commanding lead. highlights from last night's big winner in coming up. >> >>> and today on "oprah," a mother swap leads to a major conservation intervention. that's at 4 logon abc 7. >> that is a picture of interstate 270, an indication of thick fog that's in lots of parts of town. take it easy. traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's go to tim brant for the sports report. >> what a night in montreal? washington got a 6-3 win. for the first time in a decade to the capitals were up three games to one in

. >> i am a regular martha stewart. we have a pretty nice day setting up with clear skies overhead.nds. a bit of a breeze out of the north. a cold front will sink southward. we anticipate a cooler day tomorrow. if today looks good. members range in the 50's this morning. 56 downtown, 55 in a produc 53l, 53 in damascus. the traffic situation downtown. >> things are waking up in the district. heating up as well. if you try to get to town, but betty road is a great trip. h street coming through the northeast side is a good trip. nothing through chinatown on h street report coming off benny road. kenilworth avenue out of eastern is a little confusing. coming through the northwest side of town we are in good shape of the roosevelt bridge. coming out of roslyn, the 14th bridge traffic looks pretty good. the third street tunnel is open north and southbound from end to end. keep in mind with rolling road closures and as metropolitan police and secret service are working, they may need to close more streets. the beltway at old georgetown road looks good. 66 street. slow traffic in manassas a

anti-imperialist, anti-capitalist femme anytime journal and in one of -- feminist journal and martha stewart in the same month. [laughter] one piece of the response really does worry me. i've been going all around the cup and showing the film of the story of stuff. and as you know from seeing it, it lays out a pretty broad, pretty systemic problem. it's not like a little problem i'm pointing to. i cannot tell you how often in the public event that universities, conferences, churches all over someone raises their hand and says, what can i buy differently to solve this problem? or people ask, what can i do? i like to see what people are thinking, so i say, what can you think of doing? and sometimes i push and push and push, and the answers stay stuck in this individualist consumer part of ourselves. i can ride a bike, i can recycling, i can carry my own bag, i can stop using bottled water. all of this as an individual or as a consumer. now, i think we should definitely do all those things, and those are great, but those are not in the category of making systemic change. those are rah kind of l

. >> there is martha stewart. >> she was our first guest this past sunday.really awesome. i worked with sherry in the past. so that will be a lot of fun. and it's music guest, it's athletes. we have eli manning coming up on a show. he bring has few of those big offensive guys with him, the massive -- they eat six pounds of meat at a shot. >> steve: you got to work on something so people can actually smell this. >> i know. i've been saying that for years. i know. >> steve: i was interested in reading, martha stewart really saved you. right? >> she's a great lady. one of the hardest working ladies i know in the business. incredible. >> steve: she bought a bunch of your stuff at a time when you needed it. >> and you have some of this. you have the cookware, right. >> steve: we do. we got a box of it. it works great. >> brian: how dike make the seamless transition? you're the same way off camera as you are on. >> you know, like you guys, when you do something that you really enjoy and you have a lot of passion for it, so obviously food and cook something a passi

when martha stewart was accused of perjury, it was basically insider trading. i think they should all go to jail. thank you. host: any response? guest: fabrice tourre, he refers to himself as the fabulous fab. obviously, some of these executives should probably go to jail. there was a prominent case against two bear stearns hedge managers who were accused of something similar to this case, about the circumstances were much different. that case failed at the criminal level. a lot of people were disappointed by the failure to pass the finance reform legislation, but i do not think we are near the end of that road. in the next few days, there is a better chance than not that we will see something emerge in the senate. host: . democrats -- illinois. democrats line. caller: someone said earlier that this hearing is going to just the theater, but it will only be that if we allow it to be. we have to pay attention, tell our congress people and center is what we need to be done. we might get something of this, but we have to pressure them. host: what is most surprising

caller: martha stewart was thrown in jail because she move money out when she found out it was going bad. you sell me a stock, i am long run it and you are on the short side but you have more information than i have. isn't that insider trading? it is not just the federal government that we have to watch and have trouble with. this goes from federal, to state, all the way down to your local governments. in some of our areas around here, you can buy your property and own it but then they dictate the size of the house you have to build. so, we've got 300 or $400,000 homes, or what they say is 300,000 or $400,000 homes, and how are they supposed to pay for that and by $40,000 cars and people pay for it working at places like wal-mart making maybe $9 or $10 an hour? host: we would turn our attention to dead in our country with jan schakowsky, a democrat from illinois. >> here is what we are covering on c-span3 today. first, the 2010 fiscal summit hosted by peter peterson foundation. we will hear from members of the national debt commission, former federal reserve chairman paul volcker and

you were busy yesterday on martha stewart. >> no, it actually airs today. >> what i meant was today,and only she comes up with these incredible ideas. they have an amazing art department over there. this is from lucy goosy. >> that's cute. you know, with the hat. >> you know what? it's very interesting to go on with martha. she's all business. >> really? >> yes, all business, the woman knows what she wants to accomplish. >> i want to see. we have a little clip. >> oh, we do? >> this is the way we decided to do the -- >> this is when i get so nervous. do you have any idea how hard it is to stand next to her and not look like a complete idiot? >> oh, well. >> see? no need to be nasty, martha, really. >> she didn't even hear you. >> boy, she's just so used to doing all this stuff. when you're not used to it, you do feel like a complete idiot. tune in today to see me act like an idiot. these hats are adorable. i thought i owned them, apparently they're available on martha stewart.com. i smell a lawsuit, but that's another story. >> now, we love "entertainment weekly" and we love our jeff

a photographer by the name of martha stewart -- i said, this is so unbelievably of court. -- awkward.admit that this is awkward. this is so awkward. i am at war with you guys. we decided to make small talk and i went and sat down. i said, andrew, be good. this is his special day. do not say anything. i got up there and i started to listen to him say, the other side is a homophobic and violent and racist. we're good. i am dizzy. is he really going down this road with me sitting here? does he think i am going to sit on my hands? after he spoke, i may be line and i got in front of here and i said the only racism that exists out there on camera is you guys intimidating us. going after us on race. you guys attacking us. i offered $100,000 to anyone who can show a video where a ththe - word was uttered once. i totally trust him. here is how i want to end this. they declared war on us. we did not declare war on them. [applause] i had been very impressed with how the republicans be paved over the last six months. not giving a single vote to that unconstitutional toxic documents. nobody has re