up next, martha stewart gives meredith one last lesson in the kitchen. will it finally take hold? nnouncer: martha on today, brought to you by macy's. the martha stewart collection is now available at macy's and at macys.com. >> back at 8:45. this morning a few of the recipes martha stewart has yet to teach me. five years seems plenty of time to get me to reach domestic bliss, but ask martha. >> meredith has her schtick. >> i wouldn't know an acid-loving plant. >> it's been not to be a good student. >> this is where it turns ugly. >> i thought you were adults. >> you thought wrong. >> that's beautiful. >> do you remember the gingerbread we worked on. >> can i put mine on it? >> no. we want it to be picture perfect. >> what? >> eat it. >> oh, you eat it, too, martha stewart. >> whoever thought that profiterole would start a fight. >> oh, look at you. perfect. >> that doesn't look perfect. >> look at the difference. >> oh, look how pretty his is. not so much anymore. >> i'm never surprised by meredith. just in awe that she can keep up with her inability to do things. >> oh, no! we ha

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who better than that lady, martha stewart. wouldn't you like to be invited to that picnic? >> later, jenna bush hager taking us into cajun country and show us the time she had with crawfish, gators and a few other critters just ahead. >>> i could not keep them waiting any longer. we've got patrick dempsey and josh duhamel, two stars. >> hello there. >> you know it's a michael bay movie when you have cars exploding. how much fun was it acting in this film? josh, this is your third "transformers" film. >> yes. it's a full day's work. >> i had the best time i've ever had. everything is so larger than life all the way through the production. >> so 300 cars destroyed. so this is a chick flick? is that what this is? >> damage cars. >> they were going to be crushed anyway. we helped them along in their process. >> i got it. >> "transformers: dark side of the moon." you show your dark side. >> i get to play a different character and i had a blast doing it. >> he's a good villain. people don't know this. >> they don't know that. >> quite a turn from "grey's anatomy," right? >> right.

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somebody called me the martha stewart of technology, and i'm going to run with that, yeah. >> we'll takeas a compliment. >> we tested the old myth of putting your phone in rice after it's in water to dry it out. >> and? >> blackberry works after two days. droid and iphone, no joy. but i got lots of comments saying you have to leave it in there for a week. >> what are you going to do without your phone for a week? may as well get a new one. >> just stay home. >> and you've been a host of, first of all, "tech tv." i was a huge fan. one of my absolute favorites. >> such a great time. i started in '98 and was producer for "call for help" and "the screensavers." was like going to grad school and getting paid at the same time. we were just a bunch of inmates running the asylum. that family of viewers and also people that were on the network, there was just this deasper and they've gone all over the place, but there's a core group of people who remember "tech tv" and just thought, gosh, that was before its time, you know? >> i think my comcast bosses say it still exists in some forms. >> g-4 is

martha stewart got convicted of false statements to the government. i don't know.oing to get a little messy on this one. >> oh, you had to do that. speaking of hair, former illinois governor rod blagojevich is back opt stand in his retrial -- >> great going, richelle. that was good. good segway. >> he's facing 20 criminal counts. he is charged, of course, with trying to sell barack obama's senate seat. he is testifying this time around. he did not the first time. we all know he can talk. is it benefiting him to be testifying, avery? >> no. the bottom line -- no. u.s. district judge james agle who's presiding over this, you don't usually see circuses in u.s. district court. we're seeing one in chicago. this guy has warned blagojevich 16 times literally to stay on message. i think what blago is trying to do is make the jury like him. i don't think it's working. >> he didn't get enough people to like him to elect him governor -- richard, is it plausible what he's saying? he's saying, i did all these things for the benefit of my state. i'm just asking. >> that's good.

stewart, author of tangled web of legal false statements undermining america from martha stewart to bernie madoff. seeing some of the previews of this book, you would be well advised to be here. it is fascinating. join us for a lecture featuring the best selling author of a double in the white city, erik larsen will be here discussing his new book in the garden of peace but a lovely girl terror and hitler's berlin. please turn off your cellphone and pagers and electronic devices that might disrupt our program. as a delta airlines flight attendant said turn off everything that doesn't keep you alive. david nichols is an expert on the eisenhower presidency and he will discuss eisenhower 1956, the brink of war. which was called one of seven -- he is a matter of justice. and lincoln and the indians. he holds a ph.d. from william and mary and resides in kansas. please join me in welcoming david nichols to our stage. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be here and to be with people who love history. that is the best audience one could ever have an r m grateful. we need to shoot down the n

martha stewart went to jail not for insider trading, for lying. barry bonds gets charged, goes to trial, not for using steroids, for lying about it. so i'm a lawyer looking at a case such as this, i'm going to be real careful before i let my clients talk to law enforcement authorities because i don't want to find my client, you know, jammed up here criminally because, despite what happened here, they're not telling the truth. >> is this something, though, that could ultimately escalate into maybe investigation by an ethics committee? >> well, that's where i think you might see something happen here, erica. i don't think you're going to see law enforcement get involved for a lot of reasons. but congress has the ability to investigate its own. and they have the caps to kens your somebody, to suspend somebody, even to remove somebody if they think there's conduct unbecoming a representative of a member of congress. those are pretty elastic but certainly they have the ability to take a look at it. >> only yes or no, but no laws appear to have been bro

with this brand ever more like martha stewart located as a single individual, or was it more like a smoosh the cool people wanted to be around in a certain violence? and a tuesday that will be able to watch the value that al qaeda creates for others over the next couple of years, the extent to which people adopt the terminology or the extent to which they run away because it's poisonous unlikely to get you on part. and i think you're going to see more disillusionment. two other quick points. al qaeda and south asia is blending increasingly with sections of important pakistan routed groups from the punjab. this is the most dangerous. i think the migration of lashkar-e-taiba, asaba, individuals often from those groups coming up to the frontier, connecting with international trainers and volunteers, some of whom call themselves al qaeda and waged revolutionary violence to the state of afghanistan. whether al qaeda exists or continues to strengthen the organization and whether weekends and havoc in the region. one less reason why think it matters. >> there is an incipient process to determine

ask martha stewart. it's a crime to lie to the government.a crime for the government or government officials to lie to us. this is a glaring example of how that law needs to be changed. >> very interesting. judge napolitano, have a fantastic show today. >> and thank you. you as well. is brian still here? >> he's right over there on the curvy couch. say hello to him. >> in the meantime, rick harrison is his name and treasure hunting is his game. one of the pawn stars to wheel and deal on our personal belongings and it's the last time you will see him on "fox & friends." oh, my gosh. break out the tissues. glenn beck on anthony weiner. uh-oh! top of the hour. here he comes. losing weight clicked for me when i lost weight right away. that weight tracker continued to go down and down and down. weight watchers online has some great tools. i just love the chinese buffet cheat sheet -- if you like the chicken and vegetables you can put a little serving here and you actually make your plate. it just blows my mind to even think i've lost 100 pounds an

with this brand ever more like martha stewart located as a single individual, or was it more like a smoosh the cool people wanted to be around in a certain violence? and a tuesday that will be able to watch the value that al qaeda creates for others over the next couple of years, the extent to which people adopt the terminology or the extent to which they run away because it's poisonous unlikely to get you on part. and i think you're going to see more disillusionment. two other quick points. al qaeda and south asia is blending increasingly with sections of important pakistan routed groups from the punjab. this is the most dangerous. i think the migration of lashkar-e-taiba, asaba, individuals often from those groups coming up to the frontier, connecting with international trainers and volunteers, some of whom call themselves al qaeda and waged revolutionary violence to the state of afghanistan. whether al qaeda exists or continues to strengthen the organization and whether weekends and havoc in the region. one less reason why think it matters. >> there is an incipient process to determine

was it ever ran more like martha stewart or donald trump located in a single individual or more like nike, that " people wanted to be around it? we will be able to watch the value that al qaeda creates four others over the next couple of years and see if they adopt that terminology or if they run away from it because it is poisonous and might get you on the target list. i think you will see more disillusioned than not. al qaeda in south asia is blending with breakaway splintered sections of pakistan routed grooves from the punjab. individuals from those groups are coming up to the frontiers and connecting with international trainers and volunteers, some of whom call themselves al qaeda and then waging violence against the state of pakistan and afghanistan. whether al qaeda continues to strengthen as an organization, that suit is going to continue to bubble and create a lot of violence in the region. there is an incipient process to determine whether sections of the taliban leadership might be willing to engage constructively in negotiations with the united states. other parties in th

stewart. [cheers and applause] james, very good to see you. all right, sir. you have a new book. >> yes. >> stephen: called "tangled web: how false statements are undermining america from marthanie madoff." how are false statements undermining america? >> well -- [laughter] >> stephen: was that a curveball? do we want a -- how about we start with the judicial system, the legal system which would collapse. >> stephen: what say true or false statement?ç >> there's some things hard to sell tell. you may be familiar with those issues thrmpl are many objective facts. >> stephen: name one. >> were you trying to insider trade. were you running a ponzi scheme. >> stephen: no and no. >> did you leak the name of a covert c.i.a. agent to the press. >> stephen: i did not. >> some people did. did you take strides. there's a good one for you. >> stephen: yes! >> and you are the one of the few people willing to admit it. >> stephen: you seem to think that there's an objective toronto blue jay that we can all agree on. >> in many cases there is. >> stephen: but in many case there's are not. >> these are not what i'm wraeuting about in this book. >> stephen: listen to the examples you give.