ceo of martha stewart living will be joining us. for now that is it.♪ ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin tonight with iran. friday morning, the trump administration announced a new sanctions against iran. it comes from a response to a new ballistic firing earlier in the week. individuals with relations to the revolutionary guard. joining me, my guests. i begin firs

he and melania even made meatloaf sandwiches with martha stewart. phobe that he is, he even let martha touch his meatloaf. we can just imagine president trump at the white house pulling a willer er iferrell. >> you hungry? let's get some meatloaf! >> who wants meatloaf at 10:00 in the morning? the next hour of "newsroom" is next. >>> good morning, top of the hour, i'm poppy harlow. john berman has the week off. so glad you're with us. we begin this hour with town hall fury not letting up. angered crowds telling republican lawmakers they've had it. voter anger swelling outside of the gates of the white house. protesters railing against the administration's decision to roll back protections of transgender students. now, this decision is causing a divide even with the president's own cabinet. this hour, president trump is set to meet with manufacturing ceos. you can bet they will talk about jobs and trade. we're monitoring that for any news. let's begin with those town halls this morning. ryan young is in iowa where another town hall is being held this

ask martha stewart. the fact that he's exposed to that means when the senate or the house calls him in to testify he will invoke his fifth amendment rights. he doesn't want to give the government gris for its mill and a potential prosecution. kennedy: he has created an even bigger headache for this administration. and it seems they have tried to distance themselves from this russian connection that keeps popping up. in some ways it's manufactured. >> i agree some of it is manufactured and some of it is legitimate being raised by friend of yours and mine. the president has known about this for two weeks. sean spicer has given three different versions of this. so there is a lot more to come here. my advice to the general whom i have met many times is get good counsel. get inside the beltway counsel who knows how to deal with this. you have ethical, intelligence and potentially criminal issues coming together in the person of one human being, general flynn. kennedy: are you concerned that he has raised the

we have martha stewart, we have katie lee co-host of the kitchen.d egg. you say start with cold water. >> put them in the boiling water for three minutes, time it exactly. take them out, eat. for a medium, like this one, this is a perfect soft boiled egg. >> yeah. >> four minutes. >> all right. >> that's it. >> for hard boiled you can put the eggs into cold water. bring them to the raging boil. when they're boiling cover, turn off the heat. and put your timer on for a small, medium egg, 12 minutes. for a large, extra large egg, 13 minutes. take them out of the water -- >> you don't get that ugly green side on it. >> look at the egg. no green, there's -- it's perfect. >> i love it. >> a little bit soft >> to take your smoothie with you, you say make a popsicle. >> i eat greek yogurt and fruit and granola every morning. so i have vanilla greek yogurt, i'm doing raspberries today. >> you can go blueberries or strawberries or a banana. >> or a banana. they took my banana away. put the lid on, blend it up. if the power -- there we go. there we go. and th

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and melania made meatloaf sandwiches with martha stewart. >> actually let martha touch his meatloaf.hing. >> we can just imagine president trump some night at the white house, pulling a will pharrell. >> you hungary can we get some meatloaf? >> jeannie moos, new york. >> and that does it for "eyewitness news" at a . here's what we have for you ahead at 6:00. >> great passion, and great disappointment. coming up: what happens next after the new jersey pinelands commission approves pipeline? >> and, remodeling your home can cost a whole lot of money. so we have three tips for to you follow before you hire a contractor. to make sure you don't get ripped off. >>> and our stretch of 70s is about to come to an end. justin tells us when stores and cooler weather move in. that's when "eyewitness news" continues. we'll be right 8faz z12fz y28fay y12fy >> new this morning, another hit-and-run in the city of philadelphia. police look for the driver and car that struck and injured a woman and kept ongoing. >> also ahead, neighborhood on alert. the latest spot where a flasher has struck and what

hampton bay, martha stewart, sold at home depot and online. the chairs were sold if you have one, stop using it and contact the manufacturer to get a free repair kit is and do it yourself. all right. nbc bay area responds 25 south bay viewers were sent the same complaint to us. >> a debt collector was sent after them before they even received a bill. >>> consumer investigator chris chmura took their calls. >>> the dollar amounts varied from $1,000 to $3,000 each. but the story was the same. in all 25 case, people told us they had required an ambulance a little more than two years ago. in the middle of 2016, they got an unexpected notice from a debt collector. >> i was shocked, because i never had any news from rural metro about a bill or anything. >> rural metro is the name of the company that operates ambulances for santa clara can county. in a statement, they acknowledged it sent an unknown number of accounts to collections in error. they said the billing issue resulted from a processing change when rural/metro came out of bankruptcy. we for

i'm not saying that was the case but that would be a violation of a martha stewart law which is lyinginvestigators. that would be the jeopardy ther there. there is nothing, through my reporting, vet that suggests that was the case. >> greg: when i was in a company, if you wanted to find a leak, you told ten people ten specific different things. and you waited to see which one would reach the media, and that would be your person and you would fire them. >> kimberly: they need you at the white house. please hurry. >> greg: i will get there. do you think this is going to lead to a shakeup or is this just one guy? i know the democrats are frothing right now. they think it's the beginning. he's the amuse bouche of the meal. >> i think the damage may go beyond general flynn. that's the view of the democrats and we we may get another name. standby for that. >> bob: thank you. we are going to lighten things up a little bit because it's valentine's day. i think kimberly has some sweet treats to give us and her former husbands. special treats, i hear. don't go away bought every day earned you m

because this is the martha stewart, right? no one remembers what she was interviewed for, john edwards, you get convicted for the lie. that is relevant, not because you shouldn't lie to investigators, but it is relevant, because that will determine the extent to which the senate committee can offer him, they offer him a plea arrangement so that he will speak. so this is absolutely not over. and i think that the fact that the fbi interviewed him is relevant. >> general hurt ling, the othli house keeps saying general flynn lost the trust of the president because he lied to the vice president. do you buy that argument? that this is just about the loss of trust? if he didn't do anything wrong in talking to the russian ambassador, why lie to the vice president about what you said to the russian ambassador? >> i'm confused about that, too, anderson. here we have an incoming government official as a national security adviser, several weeks before the election, allegedly talking to an ambassador from a foreign power, telling him, alle

i can't top martha stewart. this is the result you get. you feel me? >> delivering canteen to the jail's inmates is no small task. corporal mims and a team of deputies will distribute 125 order in just one housing unit alone. >> it's one of the most stressful times for a lot of the deputies as well as the inmates because we know that there's a lot of food, there's a lot of them that are indigent which means they have no money in their fund, and they steal. >> stealing the stuff being that the canteen manners so much to these inmates, it can cause fights and people get hurt. whether it's inmates or staff members responding to the fights. so it's 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's pled not guilty. but now he's got a new problem on his hands. >> what you're saying is you didn't steal. >> i didn't steal

just ask martha stewart or roger clemens. >> shepard: it's a felony. >> yes.re the types of things that the fbi takes aggressively. if they think he did, they'll conduct an investigation. that's another reason that he won't answer questions. >> shepard: they really want to know, was there a quid pro quo with the russians. did they release information from the dnc to hurt hillary clinton. in return, did donald trump is a i -- say, we will release the sanctions. >> could this be the tip of an iceberg of other relationships that might corrupt the government, but those who are looking at this have a right to know, which would be the press, the eyes and ears of all of us as well as those members of congress that feel that there's trouble here and we need to know about it. >> shepard: there is this discussion and there was discussion in the last hour about how there are a lot of people within the intelligence organizations that may be wanting to hurt this president. he did say a lot of things about them on the way to office. >> he did. >> shepard: when you blame the

snoop dog and martha stewart, adorable. great.d two with christian shawl who takes on 50 shades of darker and fabulous. >> i thought there was like a sexual implication. was that correct? >> oh, yeah, my god. by the way, two of our commercials were banned until we made small changes and, you know, the second one which is a 60-second commercial about an interaction with a verizon rep with taxes and fees and she had a harry met sally moment was hilarious. we had 4 billion social immigrations on our ads. our commercials were viewed 90 million times. we were the second most talked about brand on twitter behind pepsi and the most discussed super bowl coal mesmmercial. >> is there something bigger you want than more subs? >> yeah, remember, when i started this whole thing, and uncarrier moves ago, i stood on the stage and said we're going to fix a stupid, broken, arrogant industry. we announced we're all in an unlimited because the mobile net should be viewed unlimited. our goal is to get everybody kicking and screaming. guess what? ver

martha stewart did. who prosecuted martha stewart? james comey.direct attorney for the southern district. there is interesting parallel. neil: we're looking for someone to take that job. already it is not easy. with retire admiral bob harward not taking it, this might not be a an easy position to fill. >> right. neil: you have to worry in the interim, that is a pretty important division. that is another thing that stymies him. >> yeah. you get the feeling though, that the republican party has incredible apparatus and want him to get through a legislative agenda, he will have to tap into that. he can't -- donald trump ran as an outsider, but if you have that apparatus, paul he ryan, mitch mcconnell, all these guys are willing to help. he will have to embrace congress in direct way. mitch mcconnell -- neil: he is seng signals and the tweeting gets in the way of what is important. john mccain is latest to say his administration is in disarray. others talk of chaos. those republican critics, more to the point, chilly relationship, particularly mccain.

he and melania even made meat loaf sandwiches with martha stewart. t loaf. >> my hands are clean. >> what am i going to catch sf. >> nothing. >> we can just imagine president trump pulling a will ferrell. >> you hungry? can we get? meat loaf? jeanniemoos, cnn, new york. >> it was a sister, actually. the federal judge, she made meat loaf for him once on his birthday. it's abbn addiction. ♪ is . >> thanks so much for joining us. ac 360 with anderson starts right now. before. >>> thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news. the trump administration withdrawing a pledge of support that president obama made to transgender students withdrawing guidance that the obama administration had sent to public schoolings on the use of bathrooms by transgender students. cnn jeff zellany joins us with the latest. first of all, explain what this is and what this isn't. it's not an executive order. it's essential withdrawing guidance in a letter put out from the obama administration. >> exactly. it essentially is just sort of directing schools across the country t

okay this would hand brings her game but she's like a martha stewart inside. falling in love with her every single will day. >> yes. >> and their story, oh, god, look at me, hi. >> you are every where, girl trend. on instagram i stalk you. >> ahh. >> but i love your red carpet looks, you always bring it. >> we got nominated for naacp award. >> congrats. >> mike, i'm not ready for you is what wrong with you. >> i'm in love with you right now. >> yes. >> okay. you cannot tell but for three years i said who is my favorite on the show. >> you. >> yes. >> i'm telling lonnie. i'm telling lonnie. >> yes. >> lonnie, lonnie, mike. never, never, never. >> ever. >> another thing i like about your show is the one when you play your games like the die hon store game. >> yes, yes. >> we're going to, if you don't mind, we're going to play a version, those are all philadelphia products. >> oh, snap. i have to know this. >> so let's go over there. >> we will to this. >> yes. >> right here. >> hold on, hold on. >> it is the best, every time i see back side. >> it has change my

it involves hampton bay as well as martha stewart branded chairs. have been 25 reports of the base of those chairs breaking. that's the "news update" this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." carl, back to you. >> all right. sue, as we're talking, sessions is out of committee. let's get to john harwood in washington. john? >> reporter: carl, jeff sessions has become the third donald trump cabinet pick to make his way to the senate floor for a vote coming up at some point. don't know how quickly that will come. the judiciary committee on a party-line vote approved jeff sessions earlier today. the finance committee sent both tom price for hhs, steven mnuchin for secretary to the floor on all cases over bitter resistance from democrats. in the case of mnuchin and price, you had a democratic boycott of the committee vote. republicans sent it on anyway. in the case of jeff sessions, you had a party-line 11-9 vote in judiciary but a very strong speech by al franken of minnesota assailing the honesty of jeff sessions in his speech before that vote. we've

we saw martha stewart go to jail over it. practices that are legal in congress, is there time to change that? >> there is a real need to make changes. this is a textbook case. here, you have a member of congress on the health care committee trading in health care stocks, certainly promoting policies that will help his portfolio, then he gets a special deal with respect to a priva private placement and pointed out in the wall street journal what he told the senate about that deal wasn't accurate. >> do you think, assuming he is confirmed, will there be motions to change legislation? >> i'm certainly going to push for significant reform here. this is a textbook case of the kind of loopholes that still exist. i mean, you look at someone who, in effect, is going to be involved in hundreds of billions of dollars of health care expenditures, already has been as a member of the ways and means committee, i can just tell you, george w. bush's ethics lawyer said he's been doing this work for decades and decades and never seen anything

. >>> even martha stewart by the way feeling effects of the nor'easter tweeting this out this afternoon. i decided to plow. now i am stuck. darn. we'll send help up there. coming up, a group of republican senators takes a hard line with president trump demanding that he get tough on russia focusing on russia's aggressive behavior in ukraine, syria and cyberspace. i'll be joined by one of those senators, senator rob portman from ohio, just after a break. does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have

in addition to their martha stewart-like empire of a home furnishing line, they have another hgtv spinve show "brother versus brother." they were off to resume filming that later this month in texas. now, this lady is not slowing down easy. i'm talking about katharine heigl. she is back on tv again in her new show "doubt" which she filmed while totally pregnant. and i got to meet her new little boy. >> we've got our joshua jr. very exciting for josh sr. here. >> all you have to do is have a kid, name it your name and then you're a senior. >> what does that even mean? i'm not sure. maybe he's hungry again. >> so sweet. little josh jr. was hanging backstage with his mom and dad at the "late late show with james corden" tuesday night. eight weeks old and he's already going hollywood. >> he's got a bowtie on. >> aw. >> but hollywood nights are few and far between katharine is raising her daughters including daughters naily and adelaide in utah. >> i've been told going from two to three is kind of exponential on some level. how's it been in. >> i think it's the opposite. i think once you ha

i mean -- and the amount of folks that go on that when they do have martha stewart or any of these otherolks that are big draws on facebook live. i heard from one of her people last night that i was out with. she said martha has been on about 60 times on facebook live. and each time the numbers are through the roof. obviously, advertisers want to reach those folks that are on facebook live. so this is not instagram. this is not what's app. this is facebook live. and it's yet another lever they can pull. i still like the up side here. but i am -- not so much concerned, but i'm noting that each time they have blowout earnings, the stock trades up in the after hours. and it gives it up by the regular session. >> so what does this mean, then? what does it mean they had what most people would be consider to be blowout numbers? it was a great quarter. why is the stock down 1%? >> maybe the conversation as far as spending. but for a company like facebook, i'm okay if they're going out and they're actually going to spend. and i think maybe that's some of the trepidation of advancing the stop fur

that was around the time when martha stewart was being prosecuted, the state of white-collar criminalss office -- he was in new york, and i did this profile of him. we did not run it for a little while, so it ended up being weirdly timely. i would like to talk to him again, but i don't know if he would be as available. brian: are you surprised about what happened to him based on your interview? alexandra: he was pretty careful in my interview. he did not really give any new -- he was pretty -- brian: i was going to read back a quote i thought might be interesting, if i can find it. alexandra: i am impressed you found this article. brian: "this criminal case is about lying -- lying to the fbi, lying to the sec, and lying to investors, he said at the june 4 press conference. that this conduct that will not be tolerated." alexandra: it's interesting now with the election. brian: was he open to talking to you back then? alexandra: last fall? brian: no, back then, could you interview him? alexandra: yeah, i remember i met with his press officer for hours before i met with him. at the time,

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." >> a tough morning for martha stewart. take a look at that. she got stuck trying to plow the four miles of road on her property in upstate new york, saying even the best snowplow drivers get stuck in the snow, and she tweeted out this picture of her frustrating start to the day. i think she has a lot of company. there is at least a foot of snow on the ground, scottie. back to you. >> all right, sue. thank you. >>> pete najarian tracking unusual activity in one discount retailer. we'll talk about his bullish bet coming. first we'll show you the s&p sector wall led by financials today. we are back right after this. >>> all right. welcome back. you may recall yesterday, we had the btig analyst, rich greenfield, on our program who had just upgraded twitter shares into the number saying it was time to give twitter a second chance. well, we were wondering what mr. greenfield thinks today with that stock down more than 10%. i asked him on twitter to come on. and now he is live with us. hey, rich. >> the irony is you asked me on twitter. and it shows

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martha stewart. we have kately lee, co-host of "the kitchen." marcus samuelsson.t them in cold water for a soft three minutes. time them exactly. take them out, eat. for a medium, this is a perfect soft boiled egg, four minutes. >> all right. >> that's it. for hard boiled, you can put the eggs into cold water, bring them to a raging boil. when they are boiling, cover, turn off the heat. >> yes. >> and put your timer on for a sma small/medium egg, it's 12 minutes. for a large, extra large egg, 13 minutes. >> take them out of the water. >> you don't get the ugly green side on it. >> there's no green. it's perfect. >> love it. >> a little soft in the middle. >> all right. >> to take your smoothie with you, katie lee, you say make your smoothie popsicle. >> i eat greek yogurt, and fruit every day. if you're on the go, you can make it into a little pop. i have vanilla greek yogurt. you can use plain and add honey if you like. i'm doing raspberries today. >> you can do blueberries or a banana. >> they took my banana away. okay. so, put the lid on. blend it up. if the po

is a violation of the martha stewart statute.s told there is no indication that flynn misled the f.b.i. in his interview, shannon. >> shannon: so does the f.b.i. investigation now go beyond flynn, catherine? >> what we've learned so far from the government source the f.b.i. investigation did go beyond flynn and included contacts between the trump campaign team and russian officials. based on our reporting there is no substantive allegation that the conversations broke the law. the leadership of the senate intelligence committee, which has an ongoing investigation into the russian election interference said they're reviewing the leaks. >> we're concerned any time intelligence is publicly talked about. just the mere fact that we might hold intelligence about a certain thing, about a certain issue, leads individuals to look at where we might have gotten it from. that's dangerous from the standpoint of our sources and methods. >> we will feel like the most recent reports that have generated all this interest is -- i think we will be

martha stewart. that's right.thick yellow jacket and black wool hat is america's domestic diva saying i decided to plow, and now i'm stuck, darn. maybe snoop dog will rescue her. what was she thinking? >> now, speaking of snow, guys, it's time for that big reveal. it's no surprise that netflix is a winner in a snowstorm. we crunched numbers, and they gain 1% the day after new york city is hit request four or more inches of snow. as for the broader markets, the s&p 500 typically trades lower. there we go. people signing up, perhaps. >> i wonder how many instances there were since 2010. >> probably -- >> four inches in new york city. >> the stock goes up because we presume more people sign up because they have nothing to do. >> that's the rationale behind it. i like it. >> makes sense. >> moving on, the most powerful leader of the free world may use twitter as the prefer method communication, but it's not made the company great. they follow a revenue miss. what's the biggest challenges, we are live in los angeles wi

take a look at this photo of martha stewart behind the wheel of a pickup truck. i decided to plow and now i am stuck, darn. but there is hope. only 38 days until spring. >> only? >> only 38 days. >> keep hope alive. >> well, there's still more snow coming. much more on that in a moment. >>> first right to that travel ban decision. a federal court deciding unanimously to keep president trump's executive order on hold for now. our chief white house correspondent jon karl is here with those details for us, good morning, jon. >> good morning. no doubt this is a big setback for the white house but the president is vowing to fight on and confident that he will ultimately prevail. just minutes after the court shot him down, president trump was defiant. >> it's a political decision. we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake. and it's a very, very serious situation, so we look forward as i just said to seeing them in court. >> reporter: the president insisted his executive order was essential to protecting america from another terrorist attack. but

. >> some awesome judges.e es i mean when else are you going i to cook for martha stewart,, wolfgang tell me about yours signatuu dishes. what's your favorite thing tohit make? >> well, my favorite thing to make is souffle. souff you can make like different flavors and, um, it'ss like a huge variety of things.fi it can be sweet, savory, and a also fun challenge to make.ak >> how about you donovan?an? >> my signature dish is probably, um, chilean sea bass b with mushroom -- wild mushroom scallions and ginger. because it's really good dish.is it smells really good when it'si cooking. >> super simple, right? rht >> very simple, yeah.mple,ea >> anyone can make that.keha no very impressive. christina you've been a lot ofot chefs. what's it like working withit younger group good i loveov working with the younger group.o obviously my teens at milk bar in new york city and now in nowi washington, d.c. at our store near to you is fun but these are more perfection ales that areese chasing down professional dreama i think what's super inspiringns about working with eight to 13tt year olds in th