talking shop with martha stewart. what the entrepreuner has to say about the push to be all american. that's after this break! can be awkward and uncomfortable. but when their behavior changes, it's time to act. because if we don't, our families and relationships will suffer. listen to the veterans in your life and show you care. it matters. when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". as we celebrate national small business week, martha stewart -- is crafting advice to entreprenuers-- on how to build a brand... "you have to build up, first, trust.you have to make sure your products are manufactured to your specifications and not belittled by manufacturing glitches, et cetera et cetera. you want to make sure that they are distributed appropriately and that the factories in which they are made are clean, and good, and healthy, and treat the workers very nicely." stewart has written several bestselling books, published martha stewart living magazine and hosted

then i would never have to do -- i call because of martha stewart. perp walk and the they televised it. they had a long list of things she was charged with. she only ended up being indicted for lying to the fbi. she really served her time and she was embarrassed in front of the nation. i would think, if some executive mygns some papers saying, " most important person is my investor," i would think there is something they could get to make them do the perp walk. guest: i think the martha stewart prosecution was overreached. it was fairly silly. she did lie to the fbi. illegal. foolish and the prosecutors get angry about that. i don't think she was one of the more serious corporate criminals. corporateera in which ceos had real fears that they could be sent to prison. , martha stewart all went to prison for crimes. what we have lost now in this country is the ability to adequately investigate people in .he c suite for crime it goes beyond the big banks. it goes beyond the financial crisis. i think this is a white collar crisis that goes into the pharma

martha stewart went to prison. charlie sheen lost his job. paula deen lost millions of dollars. monica lewinski he retreated from the public eye and is now trying to change that. many empathize with lewinski after her relationship with clinton because it was clear lit ultimate imbalance of power. but most realize that at the same time, she was a grown woman. old enough to make her own decisions. and she decided to have a sexual relationship with a sitting president. in my humble opinion, she has also decided in the 15 years sense to hide and largely run away from it and not to own her own story. hear me out. monica lewinski by her own admission has had plenty of opportunities in business and otherwise to right her own story and navigate a new court for her life. she has chosen not to. while the public has largely moved on, it is her who has not, until now. and it is about time. in fact, it is past time. so joining me now is sunny hostin. charles owing eltree a professor in law. michael la been founder he of la been communications. i will start with you professor ogletree. have y

and martha stewart will be here, she's cooking up tips for small business owners. from all of us at first business have a great thursday! today on "living well with montel"... >> something was terribly, terribly wrong. >> announcer: when the fraudulent bills started showing up, it was bad. >> i had not applied for any of these things. >> announc: what happened next was worse. >> t woman told , "the credit cards have been activated from your home phone." >> announcer: 30 years ago, she was a hardworking single mom fresh from college, so why couldn't she open a line of credit? >> finding out that i was $112,000 in debt was devastating. >> announcer: three decades later, it happened again. it's identity theft, one of the fastest growing crimes in america. it's not just a fraudulent char

bernie ebbers, martha stewart all went to prison for crimes. what we have lost now in this country is the ability to adequately investigate people in the c suite for crime. it goes beyond the big banks. it goes beyond the financial crisis. i think this is a white collar crisis that goes into the pharmaceutical industry, big auto, technology -- this erosion of investigative skill set and trial skill set at the department of justice that gives rise to corporate executive impunity. host: she mentioned the perp walk. giuliani is one who is mentioned for walking these type of white collar criminals in perp walk fashion. guest: he was a grandstanding egomaniac who was overly aggressive. what we probably needed in the wake of the financial crisis was somebody like giuliani or spitzer because these guys did not really care about their good standing in the corporate, white-collar world. they weren't trying to preserve the viability to go and make a lot of money in the private sector. they had future political ambitions. what they did have was a fearless

then i would never have to do -- i call because of martha stewart. walk and the they televised it. they had a long list of things she was charged with. she only ended up being indicted for lying to the fbi. she really served her time and she was embarrassed in front of the nation. i would think, if some executive mygns some papers saying, " most important person is my investor," i would think there is something they could get to make them do the perp walk. guest: i think the martha stewart prosecution was overreached. it was fairly silly. she did lie to the fbi. illegal. foolish and the prosecutors get angry about that. i don't think she was one of the more serious corporate criminals. corporateera in which ceos had real fears that they could be sent to prison. , martha stewart all went to prison for crimes. what we have lost now in this country is the ability to adequately investigate people in .he c suite for crime it goes beyond the big banks. it goes beyond the financial crisis. i think this is a white collar crisis that goes into the pharmaceuti

. >> the martha stewart case, she went to prison as a result of that but you say it's hard to prove.her case was again you have this eyekon million air lifestyle expert and she made some sale of a stock in pharmaceutical company allegedly after she learned the fda wasn't going oproblem of one o oare aae drugs. in the last six months or so we have seen federal investigators being very aggressive going after federal trading. >> ariva martin thank you very much. >> thank you john. >> it is a surprise to no one that eric shinseki resigned as secretary of veterans affairs today. for many it was long overdue. growing scandal around the department. for president obama the issue now is one of damage control. still he says shinseki is not to blame but understands why he left. >> i think his belief that be he would be a distraction from the task at hand. which is to make sure what is broken gets fixed to make sure the veterans get what they need. >> ill will not defend what is indefensible and i will take responsibility for it and i do. >> many lawmakers said that he had to go but that his res

i'm not martha stewart. >> that's our cake. >> the only thing i can think in my line was, oh, my goshpe they don't ask me to try this. but at the same time out of politeness i knew i would and i would have to sample this sugar bomb they had just made. >> taste it. we washed our hands. >> you're going to like it. >> oh, i love it. >> we have like a -- do you have like a whole grain vegan version. >> man bites. >> man bites. it's like the sweetest doughnut i've ever had. it's like man versus maricopa. the show quickly turned into me trying everything in prison. >> we met dozens of other inmates who make elaborate deserts from canteen items and make they are own entrees call me spread. >> a lot think i make the best spread. we'll see. >> we met mona at the orange county jail in southern california. she showed us a dish that has won her praise. >> there's all different ways to make a spread. we're going to make it with soup, popcorn, beans, pork. >> i love to cook everything with flavor. so i put a lot of spices to it. it will be ready in about ten minutes, i'm going to wrap it up in pape

i remember martha stewart omni media called it mart statute omni media.com to get higher valuation. this is camera. melissa: it's a cool camera but just a camera. >> price it as a camera. value as a camera in the market. melissa: good point. microsoft unveiling third generation surface tablet earlier today. the company says it is a tablet to replace your laptop. wow, surface 3. that means there was a surface 1 and 2 and i totally missed it. bless their hearts. they're trying so hard. >> you want a tablet or laptop? who are people right in between who happen to be in this spot want the surface? i'm not sure. melissa: i have both and they're both apple. i have a ipad and laptop that is apple. what do you think about this one? >> build a better mousetrap. i'm unconvinced this is better. melissa: jo? >> t certainly a challenge on their front. they're trying to do something nobody really seems to care about and -- melissa: surface 3. i didn't know there was a surface 2. >> the name is microsoft, stick with the software and get out of hardware. >> this is preexisting thing of satya nadell

even martha stewart did time.since the great recession, after so many jobs lost and lives hurt, the grand total of bankers behind bars tonight is one. one. and even the judge who sent him away admitted he is, quote, a small piece of an overall evil climate within his bank and within many other banks. to try to figure out why, jesse spent a year digging into the system and is here to tell us what you found. great to have you. congrats on the big piece in the "new york" magazine. who is kareem serageldin. not exactly al capone. >> not a household name. they got the guy who caused the financial crisis. >> that's him. he's paying for the sins. >> he was an executive at credit suisse. he structure andy oversaw traders who structured and traded complex mortgage securities. he was four rungs from the ceo, and he is the highest ranking wall street executive to go to prison for crimes related to the financial crisis. >> it wasn't exactly a perry mason case in the courtroom because he pled guilty, right? >> right. credit su

. >> okay, now you're the new martha stewart here of the fitness business. >> i'm gonna check the cookieskies, yeah, go ahead. i hope they burn. >> coming up... when you and i made the deal, i was very clear with you. i asked you to do one thing. >> you're asking me to jump through a ring of fire. >> you're making me out to be the bad guy. what did i do? did you get my e-mail? [ man ] i did. so, what'd you think of the house? did you see the school rating? oh, you're right. hey, babe, i got to go. bye, daddy. have a good day at school, okay? ♪ [ man ] but what about when my parents visit? okay. just love this one. it's next to a park. [ man ] i love it. i love it, too. here's your new house. ♪ daddy! [ male announcer ] you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. zillow. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. man: we know when parents and teachers work together... woman: our schools get stronger. man: as superintendent of public education, that's been tom torlakson's approach. woman: torlakson has supported legislation to guarantee

do you think martha stewart is nice?you think a lot of the women who have made it to the top are nice? of course they're not. how about the men? they can't be nice either. it's a tough world out there. >> and the "times" hit back. arthur sol arth arthur sulzberger oig released a statement saying jill is an outstanding journalist andclude management was not working out. and she was bringing in somebody to do kindigital. they were going to be co-equal with the man now the new executive editor of the "times". but she told sulzberger that she had warned him, sulzberger said that didn't happen. if that is true, understandably he was upset. was this a fireable offense if it happened? >> i think one of the challenges in modern america is that the sexism is not going to be so blatant as, honey, get back in the kitchen and pimake me a dri. you can point to that incident. you can point to the fact that there were other folks in the newsroom who had an issue with her management style. but ultimately you have to look at the sort of

. >> and as martha stewart would say, that is a good thing.sor dorian warren, thanks for being here today. >> thanks, ari. appreciate it. >> absolutely. coming up next the u.s. says it has proof of chinese citizens conducting cyber warfare against american companies. s you on you. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erectio

. >> okay, now you're the new martha stewart here of the fitness business. >> i'm gonna check the cookieshope they burn. >> coming up... when you and i made the deal, i was very clear with you. i asked you to do one thing. >> you're asking me to jump through a ring of fire. >> you're making me out to be the bad guy. what did i do? e or au lait? cozy or cool? or "woof"? everything exactly the way you want is...until boom, its bedtime. your mattress it's a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. he's the softy: his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. hurry in for memorial day weekend savings. all beds are on sale, starting at just $649.99. know better sleep with sleep number. in today's market, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price, maybe even bett

by katherine, and this is very funny to me, catherine was the sort of martha stewart of our day.he was the person who told you how to be a house maker, how to be a good mother, the many steps to ironing your husbands shirts and she was an old spinster. she had never been married. she'd know anything she was writing about. she had never had children and she joins something like 5000 women petitioning against the vote at the very same time when the others were. so there was always that kind of standoff i think between, sometimes it had a religious connotation, but also so incredibly audacious. this comstock, the sad thing about what the sisters were able to do was turn around and made him a hero. his name was anthony comstock. he was sort of a self-made, you know, vice czar. he saw sent a medical books speed of light kenneth starr? >> exactly. exactly. and everything else. there were some cartoons made. one where he's standing up with the next who in any look at the judge and he says, your honor, this woman just gave birth to a naked baby. [laughter] but that was a situation where

. >> and as martha stewart would say, that is a good thing.dorian warren, thanks for being here today. >> thanks, ari. appreciate it. >> absolutely. coming up next the u.s. says it has proof of chinese citizens conducting cyber warfare against american companies. >>> the nba has officially begun the process of forcing donald sterling to sell the l.a. clippers. the nba released assertions today claiming that sterling engaged in conduct that has damaged the league and its teams, disparaged african-americans, and mr. sterling's actions damaged the nba's relationship with its consumer base, its fans. sterling has until may 27th to respond and can then make his case to an nba board. up next the u.s. justice department says it has proof china's attacking american companies in cyberspace. avo: wherever your journey takes you the expedia app helps you save with mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours >>> today we are announcing an indictment against five officers of the chinese people's liberation army

. >> okay, now you're the new martha stewart here of the fitness business. >> i'm gonna check the cookies cookies, yeah, go ahead. i hope they burn. >> coming up... when you and i made the deal, i was very clear with you. i asked you to do one thing. >> you're asking me to jump through a ring of fire. >> you're making me out to be the bad guy. what did i do? ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real answers you need. well, knowing gives you confidence. start building your confident retirement today. woman: this is not exactly what i expected. man: definitely more murdery than the reviews said. captain obvious: this is a creepy room. man: oh hey, captain obvious. captain obvious: you should have used hotels.com. their genuine guest reviews are written by guests who have genuinely stayed there. instead of pe

the former chairman of martha stewart will talk about the new normal for ceos where cybersecurity can a busy weekend, what are you watching today? >> interest rates on everybody's epicenter. like that old commercial, lower interest rates look like they should taste great. they're much less fulfilling than many would imagine. think housing but think one year ago we're at 160 basis points on the 10. let's quantify how all that affects the markets and economy and you, the viewer, all bottom of the hour. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> disappointing outlook for the financials, jpmorgan. >> like you say jpmorgan one of the big losers. late friday they said the revenue for the second qu

. >> martha stewart is in charge of that.k at it busted marriage of omnicom. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. will comeheadquarters to a quiet at 9:55 a.m. this morning. there will be a migration of a portion of our world headquarters staff. m stephanie ruhle will interview jon hamm. he's got a new movie out as well. he will be on "market makers." he and 1500 women in manhattan. this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is sort of like when george clooney comes by. >> that place was packed. >> the world also stops for that stud, erik schatzker when he gives you top headlines. >> it was a day for russian president vladimir putin to flexes military muscles. troops marched across red square victorya celebrates its over germany in world war ii and the european union is ready to extend sanctions. there are more protests in bangkok were demonstrators are demanding that the thailand caretaker government step down. primeant to bring up the minister that she abused her power. on charges. jadedaveon draft, clowney was the top deck. -- top pick.

martha stewart. richard branson. tommy hilfiger. all these copies, they had 15 all together. they were all off. mark said to me, you know, i'd love to do it -- and i had an agent. you believe i had a hollywood agent. the biggest. he said, don't do it. i said it's too late. i shook hands with mark brunette. he said what difference does that make? it's hollywood. handshake doesn't mean anything in hollywood. i said but i shook hands. he said, donald, 97% of the shows that go on television fail. i didn't know that. what do i know? i never did television before. he said, of the one that is make it they don't make it big and you'll have a great embarrassment. in the history of television there's never been a business-type show that worked. so i said i still have a problem. i wish i knew this before. i would have never done t i shook his hand. it means a lot in life. it means a lot even toward branding. i don't want to do it. i called mark, i said do you think i could get out of it? he said you shook my hand. so we did it. so the show opens. and it opened at number 10, which is mas

. >> we also have one from martha stewart.le, fantastic and amazing life. and you were recently on with david letterman. >> yes, i was. >> he sent out a tweet, as well. he is sharing this photo saying, tv legend barbara walters wants to walk off into the sunset, with dave. >> he says he's retiring. so, i thought we could do something together. >> ride into the sunset together. >> like dance and do a sport. >> she's never going to let it go. >> not right now. >>> one of the signatures of barbara's groundbreaking career has been her ten most fascinating people specials on abc. she's been captivating us with those since -- well, since 1993. so, this morning, we have five of our own most fascinating moments from barbara. take a look. icon. legend. trail blazer. historymaker. she has interviewed presidents and world leaders. the infamous and famous. from betty, to bieber, taylor to timberlake, michael to miley, george burns to george clooney. if you were on the a-list, you were on her list. so, in honor of five decades in journalis

then i think about what martha stewart has been able to do. uld argue even when -- >> it is still martha, though. >> and that's the question. >> very savvy question. we have that conversation frequently. i think it has to go beyond. oprah told me this early on in my career with her. she said when it becomes about you, it's boring about you. no one wants to talk about themselves all the time. maybe i'm the conduit. >> still be traced. >> you have to trust. that's what i really offer. that cable station is doing well. why? because it's about trust. we're the guest in people's hopes root now. as soon as we forget, then you're actually a visitor in their home. everything euimplodes. >> we're going to sneak in a quick break. >> we'll give concrete. >> really looking forward to this magazine. i have seep one of them. it's a great idea. we really appreciate you coming in. thank you, michael. when we come back, we'll talk more with dr. oz. he will tackle our what-if person. what happens if you wake a person that's snoring? what happens if you pull a no

. >> guest: nicole, don't forget that even martha stewart has gone on match.com. [laughter] that is such a good question and it's a question i always ask riders because i feel i don't manage my time well. and if i can ask the writer i really admire how they are as productive as they are, i might benefit from it, i try. this isn't ideal but this is what i try and do. i try and get up at a certain time every day. i have an office outside of the house. i have a full-time research assistant. i try and keep office hours. women researching, i'm -- when i am researching i read a great deal and i am interviewing a great deal. i do a lot of interviewing on the phone and i do a lot of interviewing in person. i keep notes. i keep tapes. i am very organized but i'm old school. .. but i try not to unless there's a justifiable foundation. i'm not in the business to humiliate someone simply to learn the truth. >> guest: that is true. when i come to interview you, i have to immediately make you like me, trust me and believe that what i am doing is good and deserves your time and

martha stewart complaining about the ipad not working. this is the one steve jobs gave me.maybe now with angela joining. it's interesting to see how she navigates that cultural issue. she is used to being outspoken, out front. tim cook not the same executive. she has to go from uk to california. she's american in hmid western >> we talk about the wearable tech devices, google glass or something on the hand, obvious, one of the hallmarks of burrberry is more subtlety to the plaid and some hope that she could make these products a little bit more assimilated into the every day wardrobe. do you think that's possible? "new yorker" said she needs to be more burberry. >> i think it fits well with her sensibility. you know, i think what will be interesting is how much they put her out there. i put her out there all the time. she is dynamic personality and not going to be -- involved in products but head of retail division and selling the product that is are made at apple. they have johnny ive there and talented product people and not so sure she is leading any kind of product. >>

. >> brangelina, martha stewart, kenny chesney, and oprah winfrey. there are three u.s.reakfast. it also has a pool. it's close to megan's bay, one of st. thomas's most gorgeous beaches. very calm for swimming. so definitely keep that in mind for summer. >> fantastic. some great ideas. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, first day on the job, first time meeting the parents. how should you dress? natalie and i are going to go head-to-head against tamron and willie in a fashion face-off. i don't even understand this. willie in a fashion face-off. i don't even understand this. number 1 of my 20 is for chacne. you know, chin acne. uh-huh. not to brag, but i have the chin of a teenager. here you go. dinges for everyone! when i get hangry anything within arm's reach could be part of my number 20. hm, this is potpourri. mmmm. the new amex everyday credit card, with no annual fee. it's not food. make 20 or more purchases in a monthly billing period, and earn 20% more rewards. and a coat. it's membership that rewards you for the things you already buy, everyday. wha