martha stewart was never charged with insider trading criminally. she was charged civilly.g about it. what made her blow so much smoke. she claimed she didn't lie. just my opinion, listening to the stories she made up, it was pretty transparent it didn't make sense. why didn't she keep her mouth shut? >> i come from the perspective of someone who wasn't involved in those conversations between her and lawyer. she met with the fbi within two weeks of them contacting her. there's no way, in my view that her lawyer or she could have read through all the computer files and all the emails and made sure she was properly prepared to know what was there. so either she in my opinion ignored good legal advice about not going in so soon, or she was given bad legal advice. charlie: right. bottom line is keep your mouth shut. be sergeant schultz. i know nothing. liz: i know nothing. and be friendly -- be cooperative. charlie: be nice. here's a cup of coffee. i know nothing. get lost. all right. liz: it's great to have you. if you have trouble, call him. charlie: that's news you can use.

martha stewart has made them trendy and owe 2015.ou'll be required to serve those crackers alongside waterford gob lets and vintage napkins. a retired pro less rear can easily be called a disney young can '. he and his family actually moved from new york city to orlando because they loved the happiest place on earth that much. frank good man says he's at the park five days. on a good day he's rocking around seven days. he's got 70,000 members in the group. the man once called the masked maniac says disney world has changed his life. all of a sudden i'm not miserable, i'm rather content. i'm the furthest thing from anti social. word from someone who likes the park so much. eat his favorite is liberty tree tavern in the magic kingdom. he is there no less than three days a he can woo and yeah the people who work there definitely know him by name. well, check h this out, a guy strips down naked right in an airport terminal protesting something that happens to passengers every day. why he's not facing any criminal charges. am i talking? y

but martha stewart invited us on a horseback ride. tha stweart myself. >> have you? >> seth: yeah, it's amazing. it was like the greatest moment of my life. >> it's like amazing. >> seth: they were like, because their horses are like the most beautiful -- >> like these prized stallions. >> seth: they're like black stallions. >> they're, like, these amazing braids. my hair inspiration for like everything i've done since -- [ laughter ] her horses are my beauty icons. but, i think -- i don't know if i just arrived too late or was like my jaw was dropped for too long staring at her. but, somehow, everybody was on theses big, black steeds and i ended up on a blonde pony. >> seth: oh no. so she's on a stallion and ryan is on a stallion -- >> and they're best friends, their stallions. and ryan -- and i'm like, "i just have to spend the day with martha stewart." and you know he's like she's like your god -- let's go. and he loves her and enjoys her, but i don't think he wants to spend his sunday riding horses practicing their fish tail braids

. >> reporter: very martha stewart? >> yes, uh-huh. >> reporter: remy was focused on fitness, and he had big goals. >> if you want to attain anything in life, you have to have a plan. >> reporter: his plan was to run marathons. lots of them. >> 26 marathons, and i was sponsored. >> reporter: in one year? >> yeah. >> reporter: 26 marathons? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: remy wanted to get everyone in shape, including jen and her friend eileen. >> we started working out. and then he had mentioned running. >> reporter: so running became a family affair. eileen and remy would run the races and jen and the kids would cheer them on at the finish line. but as remy spent more time training for marathons, jen immersed herself in a competition of her own. she started playing an online game called "kingdoms of camelot," where players from all over the world take on medieval roles and team up to wage battles together. >> she would show me, like, pictures of her castle and her kingdom that she was building on the phone. >> reporter: b

take 60% off of martha stewart cookware set and nine and ten piece comforter sets 60% off. 25% off 60 your favorite brands during macy's family and friends even >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. an egregious rush to judgment is what the baltimore police union is calling the bold announcement that all six arresting officers in the freddie gray case are now facing criminal charges. from assault to murder. ruling his death a homicide reaction to the officer's arrest has been passionate and take on the the streets of cities across the country after six days of fiery protests following the death of freddie gray the 25-year-old who died after suffering a severe injuriry while in police custody. today a bombshell announcement by baltimore state attorney marilyn mosby. >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough investigation, coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today has led us to believe we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> reporter: all six police officers who are alleged to have been involved

all of these people are into martha stewart and can't get it themselves. they would buy this but at the right price. once it's given the green light, they figure out the viability of making the product, create a prototype, and then bring the concept back to the community to help fine tune the idea. >> you'll notice on every quirky product, a photo of the investor, the number of people that help the inventor is on the back of the box. >> what do you mean the number of people? >> pig who figure out the color, how much weight it needs to cold. >> from your community? >> yeah all of these people are making different contributions which make it better. when one unit is a different target home depot, one unit of it sells all in this case 559 people get paid based upon the impact they've had. so we share a royalty outlook. >> kaufman may make it sound easy but, believe me it's not. the culture at quirky is intense, focused and competitive. starting with kaufman himself, who, at the time of our chat hadn't slept in three days. >> are you demanding of your employee

because she was this wild mix of martha stewart and g.i. jane. she was somebody who loved making dinner for husband and then loved putting 40 pounds of weight and going to march for 10 miles going to the gym and doing 25 or 30 pull-ups from a dead hang, climbing 15-foot rope three times over in addition to lunges and a number of other things. he never wanted her to feel like he had been the one to hold her back when he had been such a part of helping her become who she was. >> when these women went on these missions and they talk to the local women, did the women first think they were men and were they surprised when they realized they were women? i'm assuming because they were women they were able to build a level of trust more quickly? >> they were shocked. there was this moment where you take off your helmet and under all of that is a female. they put on a headscarf or they don't even have a conversation. during this war it was a moment of connection where they would talk to one another and in fact women would keep them away from foreign men a

what if she hadn't tested yourself because she was this wild mix of martha stewart and g.i. jane. she was somebody who loved making dinner for her husband and loves putting 40-pound weight on her back and marching for 10 miles doing 25430 pull-ups climbing a 15-foot rope if you look at her cross that work out. he never wanted her to feel like he had been the one to hold her back when he had been such a part of helping her become who she was. >> when these women went on these missions and they talk to the local -- i'm assuming the women thought they were men and were they really surprise? >> shocked. >> i'm assuming because they were women they were able to build a level of trust a lot more quickly. >> yeah there was this moment where you take off your helmet and oh my -- guys underneath all of that is a female and he put on a headscarf or you have a conversation. this is war. it is not like there was kamala brown but there was a moment of connection where they were talking to one another and in fact the women would keep them away from everything else happening and they would have

because she was this kind of wild mix of martha stewart and g.i. jane. should somebody who loves making dinner for her husband and then love putting 40-pound weight on her back and going to march for 10 miles going to the gym to 25 or 30 points from the dead hang climbing 15-foot rope. if you look at across the workout of the day, 15-foot rope climb three times over for time in addition to lunches and a number of other things. and he never wanted her to feel like he had been the one to hold her back when he been such a part of helping her become who she was. >> when these women went on these missions and then they talked to the local afghani women i'm assuming that women first thought that there were men come and what they really surprised -- >> shock. >> i'm assuming because they were women are able to build sort of a level of trust a lot more quickly? >> i think there was this moment right, we take off your helmet and oh my gosh, underneath all of that is a female. put on a headscarf. this is war. it wasn't like there was calm all around but it was a m

because she was this kind of wild mix of martha stewart and g.i. jane. she was somebody to love making dinner for her husband and loved putting 40 pounds of weight on her back marching for 12 miles and doing 20 or 30 pull-ups from the dead hang and climbing the rope as you look at her cross that workout for the day and lunches and a number of other things and he never wanted her to feel like he had been the one to hold her back when he had been such a part of helping her become who she was. >> when these women went on these missions and they talk to the local afghan he women were the women i assume the women first thought they were men and were they surprised? >> shots. >> i'm assuming because they were women they were able to build a level of trust a lot more easily. >> there was this moment where you take off your helmet and oh my gosh underneath all of that is a female and he put on a headscarf and you have a conversation. this is war, right? it was a moment of connection where they would talk to one another and in fact women would keep them away from

martha stewart has partnered with triscuit to release a new coconut and sea salt-flavored cracker.for people who love crackers but wished they tasted more like a loofah soaked in sunscreen. [ laughter ] i thought this was very interesting. there's a new survey out that says the most popular time to have a serious conversation with your partner is 8:15 p.m. yeah. in a related story, the most likely time that couples get into a huge argument is about 8:16 p.m. [ laughter ] what? why would you bring that up now? "the bachelorette" is on. [ applause ] some pretty big business news here. the company that owns the clothing stores dressbarn and lane bryant is buying ann taylor for $2.1 billion. yeah, a lot of shoppers from those three stores had opinions on the buyout. here's what a few of them had to say. the first woman said, "that's great. i love their stuff." this next woman said. "that's pretty interesting, i guess." next woman said, "holy crap, are you serious? this is a major game-changer." [ laughter ] [ applause ] this next woman said, "i don't really have an opinion on this." th

i'm not martha stewart. >> seven of them? >> yes, she's 7. colored pencils are utilities. we use them for everything. makeup, candles, toenail polish. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven -- she's 7, guys. not 8. >> so there's her cake. okay. let's call her. hi, my princess. i miss you. you should see your birthday cake. we've got pretend candles. they're purple, orange, white, pink, yellow, blue and red. they're colored pencils. i can't wait to see you on sunday. i miss you. i'm sorry i'm not there, okay? i'm not crying. mommy doesn't cry. i love you. yeah. bye. oh. it sucks. >> yeah, this is way good. >> but even the sweetest dessert does little to take the edge off life at maricopa. a jail designed in the vision of one man who is determined to make it the toughest jail in america. >> why is everybody afraid to say, when you do something wrong, you should be punished? or a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your n

harvey: you did "martha stewart's living" and then it's a new gig. >> robert pattinson, we know he doesn'tuch. one of the girls in the crew runs up, pulls up her shirt and flashes the camera. no bra no anything. shevonne: did she have nice boobs? charlie c.: they're all right. mike: how bad can they be? it's like pizza. katie: the special about bruce airs where kris jenner breaks down crying. kris: it's really hard for me. to wrap my head

should say, this is not your first day as a entrepreneur because you sold your previous company to martha stewart this is something that very well related to women. gregg, thank you very much and happy mother's day once again. >> thank you very much for having beauty counter on . >> all right, sherrill, world war ii planes flew above the national mall friday as part of the commemoration of the 70th anniversary of victory in europe day. joining us in washington d.c., one of the planes had to make an emergency landing. tell us about it. >> david. some drama right before this air show. one of the planes had a hydraulic leak, it was a diver that was on the way here, and that hell diver diverted in just time because reagan national airport who closed for this air show and was the emergency landing spot is really close. let's than three miles from where are the enormous crowd of tourists and people on their lunch breaks were gathered. now, the fact that those planes are so old, added an extra element of intrigue since they were flying about 1,000 feet off the ground, but the plane did touchdown safely

i can't top martha stewart.his is the result you get. >> delivering canteen to the jail's inmates is no small task. corporal mims and several deputies will distribute 125 orders in one housing unit alone. >> it's one of the most stressful times for the deputies as well as the inmates because we know that there is a lot of food. there is a lot that are indigent. which means they have no money in their fund and they steal. >> stealing the stuff being that the canteen means so much it can cause fights and people get hurt, whether it's inmates or staff members responding to the fights. a big deal. i think it's a big deal to everybody. >> because it has the potential to lead to violence even the theft of the smallest item is investigated. daniel feroni is currently in jail awaiting trial on charges of aggravated stalking, possession of a controlled substance and theft. he pled not guilty. but now he has a new problem on his hands. >> what you're saying is you didn't steal. >> i didn't steal anything. i had the receip

. >> that's what martha stewart got caught for making a false statement to the fbi. >> probably. >> so 2010, january of 2010. >> he gets three years probation. no prison sentence. >> he actually went to trial because the government was insisting that this had to do with terrorism. and we were insisting that it didn't. and the judge found that he -- it did not have to do with anything involving terrorism. and only found him guilty of the lesser charge of just making a false statement. >> and that was -- so did he get prison time or probation? >> he got probation three years and he would have been done with his probation in 2014. >> all right. so what's he been doing since january 2010 essentially since this started until now? do you have any idea? >> the only contact i have had with him since 2011 is when he called me to tell me that he had been placed on a no fly list. he discovered this when he went to go to a funeral in the midwest. and he wasn't allowed fly. that's the only contact i had with him since 2011. >> all right. does this surprise you? a lot of times i was a criminal defen

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blogger saw the picture and did a piece on hudson merchant house and one of her followers was martha stewartmed from there. i was commuteing for hud to manhattan for work. i realized i needed to be there day to day. it took about three months to do this full time. we had a few celebrity guests. usher and katy perry. i had an interior designer who said it would be a great piece for a client of mine. how much is it? i realized a secondary source of income was selling art and lighting off the shelves. the future of hudson house would be to expand the brand. having the house allowed me to create the job that would revolve around things that made me happy. the rest is gravy. >> looks beautiful. let's go to dominic for a quick flash. >> we have shares spiking after maryland's service commission has conditionally approved the acquisition of the company. that dole was announced back on april 30th and agrees to acquire petco in cash. a regulatory approval and conditionally approved. you see them spiking by about 8%. back over to you. >> when it comes to the housing market the numbers don't quite add

re-septemberinused breast cancer and you might -- that might ring a bell because it was at the center of the martha stewarthere do the improved outcomes justify that cost? >> that's what the report based that case if you look in 1990 half of people diagnosed with cancer lived at least five years. that number has jumped to two thirds of people diagnosed with cancer live at least five years. you can see on the screen. those are the increases from 1990 to 2010. if you've ever been dyingiagnosed with cancer you want every chance you can get. >> it's special for you, of course, ann thompson great to see you. >> still ahead, sofia vergara breaking her response about embryos with her e fiance. we'll talk about what crosses the line when it comes to the question of fertility. and from homeless to howard a soon to be college grad and katrina survivor joins me to share her story and what her future plans are after graduation. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! m

after he fell to an image-challenged group that included billy bob thornton martha stewart dane cook.r because even kobe bryant who had major problems but he performed on the court. supposedly he goes back up. if it happens during competition it happens longer. i like billy bob more than leo flying around that pretentious hypocrite it. like martha just as much as meryl streep. how do we know meryl streep isn't acting like she is nice? >> she's awesome. >> but she is acting that way. she could be the worst person in the world. >> she seems like a nice person. >> don't you understand she could win an academy award. >> are you acting right now? >> yes. we told you before about californians shaming each other for excessive time use. there is a "new york times" piece, every american consumes more than 300 gallons of californian water because they eat. if you haven't stopped eating because of global warming, stop now because of the drought. among the biggest water guzzlers, one slice of avocado takes 4.1 gallons of water. 1.75 ounces of beef takes 86 gallons of water to produce. the idea if

>> me and martha stewart. >> okay. here's how many squares women use. >> are you sure? >> and this is how many men use. two. >> you can't blow your nose with that. >> let's do an unscientific poll. do you use more or fewer squares? >> fewer? >> more? >> how many more? >> a lot more. >> a lot more. >> more? >> all right. well we're going to -- we want to ask guys a couple questions. okay. so they say that there are rules in the urinal. they say if a guy walks in you're not supposed to have another -- you're not supposed to walk next to another guy that is going. >> and shimmy up. so to speak. >> you skip one. >> you skip one. >> what do you do if a guy goes right next to you? there is a mike. we can't hear you. go ahead. >> this is joseph who is available. >> you look straight ahead and hope he goes away fast. >> okay. what if they're all full? >> if they're all full you take the empty one. but there are rules. >> but what if somebody is friendly joseph. >> that's weird. >> it's a bathroom. >> do you have this -- they say there is some anxiety of that. >

i didn't know that's where martha stewart went. >> raised a lot of money too. >> $5.6 million.oh okay, we ended up having fun we had great meals, hung out. my brother brought my mom flowers and the rest. >> poor hall la all a alone. >> here's what's great. when it was over -- >> beautiful. >> i was at the airport with joel and all of a sudden the delta ticket agent took the microphone and started singing a mother's day song "the wind beneath my wings". >> was she any good. ♪ you'll never know that you're my hero you're everything i wished i could be ♪ ♪ i would fly higher ♪ >> isn't that nice. >> it was so awesome. i thought, what a great -- >> somebody's going to sue the airline. >> delta was tweeting. they said who was that, what gate? i said gate 20. really, really sweet. >> we weren't the only ones celebrating. "snl" had fun. reese witherspoon the host. let's see what happened. >> hold on. the thing where each person came on with their mother. >> i know. >> they won't know what's going on. >> when we see the cast won't we know? go ahead. >> cast member each went on with the