penney because macy's is stealing martha stewart and j.c.enney because they believe they have the right to her stuff. the stock has a long road ahead of it. neil: i know. she makes a mean cranberry staffing. all right. where does it stand? a by ourself? >> oh, i would go hold. i would not sell it right here. what i like about my the store is she made a very good decision in this current economy. she would rather take a pay cut and risk losing her old job. realize that we are in the internet age. the media company. yet understand the w advertising model which does not include magazines. will they be able to come out of this? i would not be a buyer person right here. i do like martha stewart. she is they cut back queen. don't bet against. neil: maybe if things do not work out in the decorating world chicken operates radio shack and make a go of it in a gadget world because the way thin going there they could use any of the day confined. this tour best known for parts you never heard of was to be known for cool stuff you have to get your hands

coming up martha stewart allegedly uses insider information to prevent a stock loss of around forty six thousand dollars and she goes to jail jamie dimon oversees the bank that loses billions of dollars through unethical if not criminal actions and he still sit in the corner office making millions what's wrong with this picture of failure in finance to only take. he seems. to be the. least. 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 show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. just . it's the good the bad of the very very panta grew elegantly ugly they're good julian assad today the wiki leaks founder announced that he will run for senate in his home country of australia on you guessed it wiki leaks party ticket in an interview with the new york times assad said that his decision to join politics was the logical conclusion of his work blowing the lid off. government secrets he said my plans are to essentially parachute in a crack troop of investigative journalists into the senate and to do wha

coming up martha stewart allegedly uses insider information to prevent a stock loss of around forty six thousand dollars and she goes to jail jamie dimon oversees the bank that loses billions of dollars through unethical if not criminal actions and he's still sitting in the corner office making millions what's wrong with this picture with all your information still we take. the same story doesn't make it news no softball interviews no puff pieces some tough questions. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charming welcome to the big picture. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. looking every guy from the field that we want to find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspective from top of my scans c.n.n. dot com. it's th

number two -- i'd tap that martha stewart only.nd the number one thought goes to people's thoughts upon seeing this photo -- gerald-ewww! >> oh, my god. do you do selfies? >> no, not at all. i just did one a minute ago. i don't get that generation. i don't get it. >> you don't get what? >> the sense of entitlement. everybody to constantly be telling everybody what they're doing. you have to assume that people really care what you're doing at all hours of the day. it seems a little bit much to me. sort of fight for my privacy so i'm not into it. and there you go, geraldo is an example of someone i thought -- whose iphone should be thrown off the roof of his house. he and justin bieber. i think they should start taking celebrities' phones away from them. >> don't you think twitter is one of those things, are you angry, upset, you are feeling that way and in that second you can watch your whole career go up in flames. >> the humble brags are interesting to me. there are a lot of celebrities who are quick to go to twitter to say on the

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. >> the self-proclaimed martha stewart of marijuana and she's not alone. >> there are people thinking, mothers who smoke pot are bad moms. >> gone to pot. and a husband and father of five, an heir to a fortune vanished. >> screaming that i wanted him back. >> was it amnesia? kidnapping or something even more sinister? >> it soups like he pulled off the great escape act of the century. >> into thin air. plus, a walled off world. >> just trying to find out what are you doing. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> where everything is regulated. but you leave and little kids are forced into hard labor so how did this 18-year-old escape the compound to a world of fun and fashion? >> ready for lilly? >> project runaway. here's david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> good evening, this week a stunning defection of sorts. sitcom actress leah remini leaving the church of scientology after some three decades as a member starting at the age of 9. it is making magazine covers and headlines and it made us wonder how hard is it to leave, in essence, to escape something that is at the very core of your being. >>

martha stewart is taking a pay cut from her own company.,000 pay cut in her base salary but don't cry her a river because that brings her annual earnings to $1.8 million. stewart is also getting a $300,000 reduction in her perks package though. the company says it simply needs more profits. >>> well, many hit the ground racing as part of the 4th of july celebrations, but one man did something out of the ordinary. chris cassidy an astronaut celebrated by running a race from space. he is tethered to the tread minute every mill since there is no gravity. the earthly counterparts hit the pavement at the same time. he is tethered to the treadmill since there is no gravity. >>> santa getting a head start on toy production and a british toy store already has the list. >> the hanley store in london predicts electronic tablets will be on the top 10 of children's christmas wish lists. electric and pedal powered mini cars and this robotic puppy, i believe we're about to show ya, are also rumored to be -- where is it? what happened to the days when peo

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prosecute well they could also get him on perjury or obstruction of justice that's how they got martha stewart so what are what are the odds of that well it's all up to prosecutorial discretion and we're going to push the department of justice to do we think is right but at the end of the day if we can't find someone over there who's willing to make a case that case will get made ok let me ask you james edith o'brien ok we only see two people named in the suit by the c a t c against john core design and brian you both brian was a treasure she wasn't even an executive why is she in this why are we not seem to people like laurie ferber who is general counsel named in the suit. yeah edith i'm not even the treasurer of the assistant treasurer i drove around global i mean it's pretty mind blowing to read that complaint and read the trustees reports and see all the things that the cio wondrously said and did i mean it looks like she kind of took it upon herself to try to play savior of the company and. i don't want to bring anybody else down with her but. i mean that appears that she clearly knew wh

martha stewart is taking a pay cut of $200,000.are base pay and extended policy have been trimmed. might i add, when you are near 72 years old, you want the wardrobe and duty allowances. shares of her company are down nearly 30% in the last year alone. that was quite a chart. adam: i think a lot of people would take that. we will get the view from the corner office. we will have a glimpse at how the executive level unemployment picture is actually shaping up. lauren: do gold -- the case for physical gold. michael haynes. adam: take a look at who is up and who is down on the dow. ♪ announcer: where can an investor be a name annot a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who know exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: scottrade- proud to be ranked "best overall client experience." my i feel so much younger.tly cha

they were both there but they kept it under wraps. >>> martha stewart just gave martha stewart a pay108 million. a year from her own company, something tells me she's going to doing just fine. >>> to number two, the situation needs a hug. anybody want to give him a hug? maybe somebody can just give him a shirt. the "jersey shore" star lost his lawsuit against abercrombie & fitch. a and f offered to pay him $10,000 if he would stop wearing their clothes on the reality show. then the company came out with this t-shirt that said "the fit-uation. you know it is bad when somebody wants to pay you not to wear them. >>> let's get to our number one story this morning. this is going to be popping at your holiday barbecue, believe me. alec baldwin has quit twitter, everybody. >> no. >> but he could also quit acting. that's the question. will he do that? remember his twitter outafter his wife was accused of tweeting during james gandolfini's funeral? now he says he'd like his soon to be born child to never know he was a public figure at all and "quitting acting" would be the greatest thing in t

the self-proclaimed martha stewart of marijuana. only made me a better mom. cannabis made me a better human being. >> reporter: cannabis made you a better mom? >> absolutely. >> reporter: how did this all come to be? well, flash back ten years. cheryl was a married mother of two and a successful optician to the stars. after her marriage fell apart, her entire life slipped out of focus. >> i was completely disabled by a crippling depression. >> reporter: cheryl needed an escape. she tried prescription drugs. but popping prozac to get up and xanax to come down every day felt more like a prison, than a panacea. >> i was at my physician's office. and i said, help me get my life back. he said, you need to smoke a joint. i took a hit off of it. i was smiling and happy. i was like, this is really great. >> reporter: but critics might say, yes, you are high. >> i was definitely medicated. but i will tell you, that i felt better having two puffs of cannabis at that time, than i had ever had any kind of results with pharmaceuticals. >> report

martha stewart recovered. she went to jail and has been forgiven. chris brown, we all remember what happened with rihanna. a lot of those kinds of things. and america seems to be very forgiving. i'm just surprised, like we said last week that so many of her sponsors reacted very quickly before the facts were in. >> i'm going to give my dog -- >> this is the extraordinary part. presales of her book supposed to come out in october are huge. they are through the roof because her fan base is really responding and supporting her. but now random house has decided not publish that book in october. she should self-publish and she'll probably make a ton of money that way. but the people are sticking with her. >> the thing i'm hearing more and more it wasn't the thing 23 years ago. it was the attitude of the south and the wedding and all that stuff. and i think you get it. and, but i do find it very interesting that every single person fled. and if you do look online she has a ground swell of support from other people. i'll be very curious to see how that one

i'm not martha stewart. >> that's our cake. >> the only thing i could think in my mind was oh, my goshy don't ask me to try this. but at the same time, out of politeness, of course, i knew that they would and that i would have to sample this sugar bomb that they had just made. >> come on, try it. >> taste it. >> on camera. >> we washed our hands. >> okay. you're going to like it. >> oh, i love it. >> do you have like a whole grain vegan version? >> come on. man bites. >> better get him some water. >> it's like the sweetest donut i've ever had. it's like man versus maricopa. this show has quickly turned into me trying everything in prison. >> we've met dozens of other inmates who make elaborate desserts from canteen items. but they also make their own entrees. they call them spreads. >> a lot of people think i make the best spread. a lot of the girls give me props on it. we'll see. >> we met mona salame at the orange county jail in southern california and she showed us a dish that has won her praise. >> there's all different ways to make a spread, but we're going to make it with soup, p

but do you have a martha stewart kind of party planned?ig bash. >> who is in the mood for bargain? we are all. jill martin is here with us. 50 shades of grey is a deal i'll say. that plus cosmetics and much more. >> but you already own the trilogy. >> i do but you can give it to friends that may need it. >> let's bring in jane lynch. >> i'm in the nbc family now. >> you are. >> yes, so tell us about this. i think it sounds really cool. >> we love this idea. >> there's nothing on television like it. it's a game night that we do at sean hayes house and they're crazy and loud and we put it on television and we have six celebrities, two civilians. all you have to know is people magazine. >> no, your reference level can be pretty low and it's just a lot of fun. we're drinking, we're having a good time. >> oh my gosh. we know you have al roker, hoda kotb. >> yeah, what's some of the games. >> have you ever played celebrity where you try to get -- >> yeah. >> so that's our final round for every game and we have our form of sherades and name that

about it with sunny hostin, jeffrey toobin, jose baez, julie blackman is a jury consultant in the martha stewartt horshorn, jury consultant and defense attorney mark geragos who said the trial was over in jury selection. sunny, i want to start with you. when this trial started, you said race had nothing to do with this. you did not see it through a prism of race at all, and yet, after the verdict, you seem to have changed your mind. where are you now? >> yeah, i have changed my mind, because i was seated in the courtroom and i listened to all the evidence come in as a former prosecutor, i didn't see this racial angle. because clearly the government was precluded from arguing race, and they claimed that it was a profiling case. but a criminal profiling case. but i think where i missed that piece was that i think that the jurors, especially when you listen to b-37, sort of had these racial biases, these notions running in the backdrop of their mind. it was clear in that interview, it was an us and them reaction. she didn't find rachel relatable. she did relate to george zimmerman. so i think it wa

martha stewart. casey anthony. jodi arias. to be thres deliberating late a saturday night.e jury send out a question and get an answer and nothing comes back and get dinner and keep deliberating. in a case with a lot of odd elements this is a peculiar day. >> the judge debra nelson if anything she is a juror's judge. she has been trying to make sure that we use their time wisely and to the point of colding the attorneys when they misuse the juror's time. this is the kind of judge she is. and one other note about the families. george zimmerman's family is local. but much like the jurors trayvon's martin and families sort of se sequestered in a hol away from miami about 200 miles away. the two attorneys from tallahassee. so they are in from out of town. that the attorney nationally thatly jackson from sanford. except for her the entire legal from out of town. >> extraordinary situation for everyone involved. 4 minutes past 9:00 here and in sanford, florida. eel take a break and be back and stay live as long as the jury is deliberating. my asthma's under control. i don't miss

. >> why was it important to start the beverly hills cannabis club and become known as the martha stewart of pamarijuana? >> i had a health crisis that led me to the industry. when it worked for me as a corporate woman, i felt it was important to redefine the space. there's such a negative image and stereotype assigned to the modern cannabis consumer. i was approached by william morrison, representing me in film, television and whatnot. we are developing reality series programings as well as film projects and all sorts of things. so it's very, very important, i think, especially with us being as a tipping point on legalization, for mainstream to take a serious look at this because the truth is the modern day cannabis consumer are people like you and me. they're doctors, they're lawyers, they're attorneys, producers, actors. they're everywhere, and we are inspiring and empowering people to come out of the closet and be open about the fact that cannabis works for them. >> you're going to go from pop move, movie star, tv star, that's next? >> from your lips to god's ears, that's what my agen

coming up next, martha stewart's secret ingredient for staying cool in the summer.th martha on today. martha stewart is here to help us beat the heat with tasty treats just in time for national blueberry month. nice to see you. >> it is blueberry month. i was telling you that my blueberries were more prolific than they have ever been. >> share that's great. >> we're eating one of those. >> this say great pop of blueberry yogurt and strawberry. you purr puree it and put it in the popsicle maker, freeze it, healthy, delicious. just a tiny bit of sugar. another thing to do is put your blueberries, pint or quarter in the freezer just like that. they're tasty snacks. >> okay. >> they're really good. >> i'm double fisting. >> i'm going to put this down. >> one thing that everybody loves because it is not really to beat the heat, it's to make a pie. a blueberry pie and everybody loves blueberry pie. >> is it easy? >> so easy. you have your rounds of pastry already. if you have martha's pastry ready in your freezer it's easy. >> yeah right. >> line your pie dish with a roun

number two -- i'd tap that martha stewart only.hat generation. i don't get it. the sense of entitlement for everybody to constantly be telling everybody what they're doing. you have to assume that people really care what you're doing at all hours of the day. it seems a little bit much to me. sort of fight for my privacy so i'm not into it. and there you go, geraldo is an example of someone i thought should be thrown off the roof of their house. he and justin bieber. i think they should start taking celebrities' phones away from them. >> don't you think twitter is one of those things, are you angry, upset, you are feeling that way and in that second you can watch your whole career go up in flames. >> there are a lot of celebrities who are quick to go to twitter to say on the private jet, like have to wait two hours on the runway thonon this g-4. they make it sound like something we can all -- >> or they retweet really great compliments about them. did you that yesterday on the show. >> i did? what did i say? that's not true. >>> fav

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not easy to watch but she is a cross between sneaky and martha stewart. [laughter] she is a giant fan there are the is discussions are she is top and in her mid-20s you can rent it 1.$1 million house in l.a. the talk to an engineer that is a huge ground. it is great for someone in their 20s that is doing well and a great luxury considering how many people are starving in the world so i don't want to minimize but if that is the top then think of for everybody else is. we have been incredible blow or in of expectations but for every jenna marbles you have that many people that are that close then when you have 100,000 views it is so close they get a few gigs than they think i can almost make this work but not quite. based on false hope that this was the crew list forms of society but a lot of them living on help will have a midlife crisis when it doesn't work out and i think it is a shame and a tragedy waiting to happen for the facebook generation. at some point more likely the kids will say we are sick of this of every scheme radiating the risk in we are s

martha stewart's insider trading case. i will mention that in one minute.thee represent to me experience of a highly -- assional, very rarely lawyer in united states could rarely be involved in so many high-profile cases. you bring that background and worked on every one of those cases with the fbi. did you not? >> yes. >> so you know the rules that they operate under very well from an intensive personal experience. i think you have the background for this job. you have proven in the past you are willing to stand up for your convictions. prepared to pursue any cases that come before you involving congress, did ministration, governors, or other powerful forces in the country if you are called upon to investigate them? and will you complete the investigation affectively based on the law and the facts? >> absolutely. >> i think that is your background. i believe you can fulfill that task. i do. now, i do not know -- we talk about guantanamo and exactly what the senator is referring to their. i would just say that nobody is being tortured at guantÁnamo. at guan

martha stewart, insider trading case. project exile in virginia. i will mention that in a minute, but those represents to me the experience of a highly professional, very, very rarely -- a lawyer and the united states that would very rarely be involved in so many intensive, high profile cases. you bring that background and worked on virtually every one of those cases with the fbi, did you not? >> yes, sir. >> and so you know the rules that they operate under in the department of justice very well from an intensive personal experience. >> i think you have that background for this job. now, you have proven that you're willing to stand up for your convictions. will you be prepared to pursue any cases that come before you involving congress or the administration, governors, other powerful forces in the country if you are called upon to investigate them? will you complete the investigation effectively and call to a question based upon the law and the facts? >> absolutely, senator. >> i think that is your background, and i believe that you can fill that

big name designers, martha stewart -- >> great timing.the men. this is oldnavy.com. >> this looks like willie to me here. the flowered pants -- >> everything at old navy online, 30% off. i stocked up on stuff for my kids for school. >> perfect. >> kohl's.com, up to 50% off sandals. all good stuff. even if you're going to save it for maybe possibly a trip in december, buy up now. >> how much did you say off? >> 50. >> 50%. >> isn't that great? the. >> and electronics quickly? >> you wouldn't think so, but electronics -- this is the cutest little nikkon, $200. laptops on sale. and apple, if you register with bestbuy.com and you're a student, you get $100 off. apple never goes on sale. this is a great smart tv for $1,300 for samsung. 60 is the new 42. i'm told. >> happy 4th to you. >> thank you, darling. >> thank you. we're back after the local news. stay with us. >>> happy fourth of july. good morning, everybody. the time now is 8:26. i'm jon kelley. >>> b.a.r.t. workers on strike for a fourth straight day. b.a.r.t. did meet with union nego

martha, you are now with us. how does it feel? >> you know, stewart, very exciting. so many people came by here tonight just waiting. when they were part of the news that rippled through the crowd and then we got the inkling that we were getting a statement and it sounded like something was happening and then all of a sudden it was a boy, it was a boy, it was a boy. everybody was thinking it was going to be a girl. it is very exciting. now we are waiting. there is a chance william may come out here tonight. his father did come out on the night william was born to soak it all in and to be the proud papa. we may see that from prince william. we expect to see the duchess in the morning. let's see what we have over my shoulder. there is a lot of stuff going on tonight. people have been coming out throughout the evening. i am looking to see if there is anything we need to tell you about. we saw the courrier pull up and whisk off to buckingham palace and then the easel came out jie. we are -- >> we are trying to identify the people coming out. imogen was with me and starin

martha washington. and they said nothing's been done yet. thought, you know, i could do that. then i thought for the first time, she feelsn't actually born 70. she before gilbert stewart got his hands on her. kind eally did -- it was of -- i didn't start knowing a lot because nobody knew a lot. out and once i found out, then i wanted to tell everybody else. >> i can't claim the title of historian. but i write ist women in politics and women as voters. earlier, i grew up in politics, my fachter was in congress and then my mother. and i saw the tremendous my uence of the women in childhood. the people like my mother and ford and on and mrs. all of that doing everything. i mean, they ran their husband's campaigns. they ran the political onventions, the voter registration trials. they ran all of the social service agencies in washington. figured the women had to be at least as influential. to deal with the founding era all the time. if you cover politics in have, you long as i have to constantly go back and debates over things like the right to bear arms or the place of religion in the tolic square or why you have be born in america to be president. up.whatever it is that

martha washington. and they said nothing's been done yet. and i thought, you know, i could do that. then i thought for the first time, she feelsn't actually born 70. who was she before gilbert stewart got his hands on her. so i really did -- it was kind of -- i didn't start knowing a lot because nobody knew a lot. i wanted to find out and once i found out, then i wanted to tell everybody else. >> i can't claim the title of historian. i'm a journalist but i write women in politics and women as voters. as i alluded to earlier, i grew up in politics, my fachter was in congress and then my mother. and i saw the tremendous influence of the women in my childhood. the people like my mother and mrs. johnson and mrs. ford and all of that doing everything. i mean, they ran their husband's campaigns. they ran the political conventions, the voter registration trials. they ran all of the social service agencies in washington. and i figured the women had to be at least as influential. i had to deal with the founding era all the time. if you cover politics in congress as long as i have, you have to constantly go back and read the debates over things like the right to bear arms or \the place of re