cooking brunch with martha stewart.eaturing the 8g band with sam fogarino. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that is great to hear. and in that case let's get to the news. president trump today attacked msnbc "morning joe" host mika brzezinski on twitter saying she, "came to mar-a-lago three nights in a row around new year's eve and insisted on joining me. she was bleeding badly from a facelift. i said, 'no.'" [ light laughter ] this brings us to a new segment called "i can't." ♪ [ light laughter ] >> seth: i mean -- [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] i can't. [ light laughter ] >> announcer: this has been "i can't." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: president trump, last night, hosted the first fundraiser for his 2020 re-election campaign. the event was black tie, but white guests. [ light laughter ] president trump, today, met with the newly-elected president o

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. >> seth: and you -- your wedding was covered by martha stewart's magazine. >> it was. iful photo from the wedding. >> that's my husband bill. >> seth: but did you know, bill is your husband -- but you guys, did you know were you going to be on the cover? did you know you were the cover wedding? >> no. i had no idea. it was like such a shock. we knew that the wedding would be covered by "martha weddings." but we had no idea that it would be -- >> seth: is it extra stress when martha stewart is shooting your wedding? >> yeah, for sure. i mean we were, we were very stressed about the details. but the biggest thing was alcohol. like my dad was like -- there's not enough alcohol. [ light laughter ] the day of the wedding. >> seth: oh, really? >> he went out that morning. drove to new hampshire, and brought like, a lot of alcohol. because you can take it back. >> seth: yeah. >> so there's no tax. >> seth: well, it's tax-free. yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: i'm from new hampshire and i'm so proud that that's what people travel to our fine state for, yes. [ laughter and ap

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it's martha stewart.her fashion "dull, dowdy, and devastatingly dreary." >> it's 1960, and richard blackwell is designing dresses for some of hollywood's elite when a new opportunity comes his way. >> in 1960, american weekly magazine came to him and said, "we'd like you to do a best- and worst-dressed list." now, this had never been done before, and he said, "this is either gonna make me or break me." >> blackwell lists the 10 best-dressed women of the year, including joan crawford and grace kelly, but then he lets loose on the worst dressed. blackwell says shelley winters is "a rag doll brought to the circus and covered with pink cotton candy." and the voluptuous anita ekberg "provokes the idea that she dresses with a shoehorn." >> the worst-dressed list caused more of a fury in the fashion business than anything that i can remember. everybody was talking about, "how dare he?" it was truly outrageous. >> who could say an unkind word about the gorgeous brigitte bardot? richard blackwell can. from the 196

. >> tucker: this is the guy who sent martha stewart to prison because she was a danger to the publics is not the only group going after the obama administration yesterday. the obama administration ordered the unmasking of hundreds of american names during and after the 2016 election. nunez said that the unmasking could have been for partisan purposes. is this a big deal? >> it is because a lot of officials asking for the unmasking's, which means asking to identify a u.s. citizen, but apparently a lot of these requests had no apparent intelligence value at all. and the people requesting them to and say why they want the unmasking done. we know former cia director and head of state, and u.n. ambassador susan rice both requested unmasking in the role roles. we don't know about other officials who asked for that and why. and also for any explanation why she would need anyone to be unmasked. why were there so many people asked to be unmasked? >> tucker: our intelligence agencies should not be spying on american citizens. when you uncover names, it's a big step. do we know how common that

. >> mario and martha stewart are two of the most well-known squad members.er pet pig serves as its masc mascot. it's not just for manufacturing. ellen has made the apron factory a place for current customers to get an emersive brand experience. >> it's like willy wonka and the chocolate factory. we greet you and we'll give you a hug if you're willing to get one. you get to go try aprons on. your kid is in the slide and somebody rides the zip line. it's a whole world. i want to see you post about it online and we'll repost it and taking old school ideas and new school technology and jamming them together. >> the apron factory also hosts all kinds of events. shining the spotlight on people and brands throughout the food community. >> i want every touch point with headley & bent to be special. >> recently they welcomed shake shack to the west coast. >> we threw 3,000-person party and put a deejay in the tree house. to open your doors and share that other people, we're growing together and we're doing something bigger and better for everybody. >> that sentiment

i'm not martha stewart. >> seven of them? >> yes, she's 7. colored pencils are utilities.e 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. ss 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? we check our phones 85 times a day. so it only made sense to create a network that keeps up. introducing xfinity mobile. it combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots nationwi

after amazon shelled out more than $13 billion to buy whole foods they already own tyson and martha stewartley spoon on amazon fresh, the delivery service. the retail giant not just trying to change how you grocery shop but how you chat amazon is working on its own messaging app called any time. according to report. focus on messaging, voice, calls, apply filters to pictures and videos, it is an effort to take on facebook messenger or what's app shares of amazon are up a tenth of 1% in early trading back to you. >> this is incredible. one different industry after the other with amazon. do we need another meal kit delivery service, photo sharing service? >> we need the meal kit delivery service, makes sense to go into that space given their ability to deliver and new found love for groceries. i agree on messaging, i don't understand where that comes from, i don't know how they make that work. you don't go on to amazon app or website to send messages to friends. we already have so many options for that i don't know what amazon adds there that we think they're best in the business. meal kit de

. >> remember, this is the guy who sent martha stewart to federal prison because she was obviously ahe republican. but hillary clint, no problem. don't ask questions. >> devin nunez said the obama administration -- says the unmask could have been intended for partisan political purposes. what do we know about this, john? this seems like a big deal? is it a big deal? >> it is in part because nunez is saying a lot of these officials asking for these you been masking, which means you asked for us citizens to be identified in an intelligence report. but apparently a lot of these requests -- people didn't say why they wanted these unmaskings done. former secretary of state and susan rice both requested unmaskings in their roles. but we don't know about these other officials who asked for these unmaskings and why. and so there's a little bit of concern about why were so many people asked to be unmasked and who were the officials asking for it >>and these are political figures. they're also partisan political people. and by the way, our intelligence agencies aren't supposed to be spying on

kits range up to 20 dollars for two servings amazon did have a partnership with marlee spoon and martha stewart, then the news about the trademark for -- we do the prep, you be the chef. >> that sent blue apron shares down again >> like they needed more pressure. >>> a round up of the top stories ahead and more on the breaking deal news overnight in the media world. >> potentially a blockbuster deal heading to break, another check on the futures we are slightly higher overall we'll see if those gains can build momentum into the opening bell today you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >>> good morning earnings front and center as wall street awaits another batch of corporate reports >>> breaking deal news, discovery and scripps are reportedly in merger talks we have full details. >>

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oprah, martha stewart, who ever really owns there. >> yes, sure. >> can men be gold digger? >> yes. >> because i don't want no broke girl. >> oh, i know. >> okay, at least he's clear on that. >> yes. >> at least he's clear. >> i get tired of spending all my money on black people meet. com, social media, facebook, instagram, twitter. listen, you sink, i'm sink. why are we on this show? judge don't we hook up? >> you know there is a something for people, our time. >> here is a person, drum roll, it is jenny joyce! >> jenny joyce! >> oh, all right, come on, girl. >> get over here. >> i was wait to go dance to the music. >> jenny joyce looks so good. >> oh, all right. >> congratulations, jen. >> i thank you, thank you. >> how did you feel to be a sing snell. >> oh, hey, i don't have money so you won't want to cozy up with me. >> how do you describe this pose here? let's put that picture back up. you spent a lot of time in the gym, do you? >> i do, more and more, yes. >> i feel like i look a little awkward in some, but no, i do. i do. i lift. >> i love that photo. >> thank you so

they already offer martha stewart brands. >> your favorite subway sandwich shop may get a makeover. subway freshening up look of stores as it tries to reverse a decline in sales. sandwich chain says it include a bright displays of vegetables behind the counter and ordering tab lit. first major revalp since early 2000s. >> if you have a few billion lie around you can purchase houston rockets. rockets owner leslie houston bought it in 1993 for $85 million he's putting team up for sale for estimating rockets to be worth $1.6 bill don't with yearry revenue of $244 million. >>> note to self, by a sports team. >> want to split it. >> sure, why not. >> really? >> want to go threes y s mike. >> we might need 300ies on this one. >> wol work it out. >> ot and humid in the d.c. region. temperatures expected low to mitd 90s later this afternoon for most of us. 78 outside right now. but, yes, it is humid and sticky to start. that's why it feels like 81 as you start the day in washington. winds south 7 miles an hour. will continue t afternoon hours. satellite and radar showing not much going on n

i can't top martha stewart. this is the result you get. you feel me?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 means 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 anything. i had the receipt

do you want to be the next martha stewart? no. you have to cough it all up here.ou can walk a fine line. so much was going on. you can do a little bit of that. to some extent there's not going to be anymore. i don't remember who was in the room. it's going to have to come out now or else you're going to be in a lot of trouble down the road. >> margaret, donald trump junior and paul manafort are on the schedule. we have not confirmed that they have confirmed. what do you think the chances are? >> their lawyers will not want them. once you have a version out there, you have to stick with it because and if it's not actually right, it's very hard. i went to law school. did not practice law, but it's very hard to remember false statements -- it's hard to remember that. you remember what happened. you don't remember the version of you gave that protects you. i'm afraid that don junior could be the acorn that didn't fall from the tree. he may treat the lawyers the way his father does. they say don't tweet, don't comment on that and he's out there every day making comment

so one example of this is martha stewart who was investigated for s.e.c. violations. it turned out actually that she hadn't committed any s.e.c. violation, but she add made false statements in the course of the investigation and that's what she was prosecuted and convicted for. so when i start seeing these shifting stories i'm thinking these people might get jammed up in lying or better yet not saying anything at all. >> a white house official told cnn that it's not good don junior's story keeps changing. lynn, is it possible we've seen so many different situations because aides and lawyers aren't even getting the full story from trump junior and jared kushner themselves? >> oh, it's possible. when you think about it, did don junior, who did release the e-mails, did he think that the fragments, the crumbs he was offering would make the story go away and that abbreviated statement, especially when he had -- you know, he didn't do public relations 101, get everything out. in a sense you didn't need a summary statement where he could trip himself up, as we're talking abo

they're saturated with celebrities like tom brady, martha stewart, who are advocating for some of theses amazon attempting to take a pieces of the pie, can blue apron survive? i turn to guy who's our resident blue apron expert since you've donned the blue apron. >> i did and i crushed it in that kitchen it you recall >> now the stock's getting crushed. >> it's my footage right there i was like a maestro -- >> look at that. natural. >> moving with it -- no, i made fusili with shrimp and spinach it was delic doesn't mean the stock is going to be delicious. i still say stay away. karen finerman said it that night, she was shocked it even made it to a public company. >> with it being down so much, would you consider being long? >> no. absolutely not i mean, entry to the space are significantly high all about scale we talked about that when guy cooked us -- scale it costs too much to acquire companies, they can't keep up with that cost the product costs aren't going to come down i think you look at amazon, they're going to eat their lunch. >> amazon-proof stock, pete najarian, give me a name

whether it was being with julia child or on the martha stewart show, wherever i had been. >> or on "theever i make money, i like to build a restaurant. i'm a little that way. >> i'd ask you to sign this dish. if you could share this surf and turf seattle organic bounty, who would it be? >> someone this the present. i'm a beg fan of michelle and barack obama. i've cooked for them many times. e would love to sheridaner and talk with them about being president. if i could be a politician, i want to be president. >> it's go beg or go home, right h. >> exactly. >> chef tom douglasing great to see you. >> you too. >> for more on tom douglas, head >>> up next, our saturday session with john moreland. "rolling stone" calls his latest release stunning. we'll get his story on his unlikely rise to success, and he'll perform next in studio 57. that's next. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accide

that's what i imagine martha stewart looks like in the hamptons. >> on her way to snoop's house. >> excellent stuff, carson. i like that. show you on the radar, we have strong storms, stretching from minneapolis north of wichita. fair skies out to the west. we're looking at severe weather in kansas city, davenport, demain. we're going to see them in chicago, and great lakes. milder day. the sun is out in the northeast. monsoonal moisture starting to abate just a bit. we'll see a little lessening of the storms. and up and down the west coast, we a spectacular day. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we've got a lot of clouds lingering right now in san francisco and our high temperature today heading up to 68 degrees with some clearing. we'll be in the 70s over the next few days. as we get a look at the forecast for the inland areas, a lot of sunshine here and highs reaching into the low 90s for today and then some upper 90s for the next few days. that weather continues as we head into the weekend and early next week with mostly sunny skies through the next seven days. >

that's what i imagine martha stewart looks like in the hamptons. >> on her way to snoop's house. , carson. i like that. show you on the radar, we have strong storms, stretching from minneapolis north of wichita. fair skies out to the west. we're looking at severe weather in kansas city, davenport, dein. we're going to see them in chicago, and great out in the . monsoonal moisture starting to abate just a bit. we'll see a little lessening of the storms. and up and down the west coast, we a spectacular day. that's what' >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. another cloudy day, mostly cloudy skies. there will be some breaks of sunshine, enough to warm us to near 80 this afternoon in fill a philadelphia and the suburbs. a sprinkle possible at the shore where the temperatures warm into the 70s this afternoon. easterly winds keep the shore a bit cooler today. 78 for the lehigh valley and delaware. just a chance of a shower. your latest weather. carsen? >> al, t special series this week, "pushing the limit today." >> a rock climber who is making history. and natalie got a chan

that's what i imagine martha stewart looks like in the hamptons, basket filled with fruits and veggiesl, let's do the weather. >> excellent stuff, carson. i like that. let's show you on the radar we've got some strong storms stretching from just south of minneis fair skies out to the west. we are looking at severe weather today from kansas city, davenport, des moines, 4 million people at risk. we're looking at strong storms firing up into chicago, parts of the great lakes later tonight. sun finally out in the northeast. new england heavy rain along the southeastern atlantic coast. monsoonal moisture starting to abate just a little bit. up and down the west coast a spectacular day. >>> i love the nun on the bike video. good stuff. i don't know what her hurry was. probably trying to leave a bad habit behind. temperatures in the 60s and 70s, nice day today. afternoon temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. maybe a sprinkle or two close to the bay. tomorrow, better chance for showers much later on in the day. rain and thunderstorms likely on friday and showers likely to impact most of y

from celebrities like ben affleck, martha stewart. >> two, one. >> reporter: and kermit the frog. to athletes. >> here we go. >> reporter: and who can forget when savannah doused matt with that bucket of ice. >> is my hair messed up? >> reporter: it all made a huge viral splash. more than 17 million people posted videos online, raising $220 million for a.l.s. research and treatment. back in 2014, nbc talks with frates and his wife, julie. >> a.l.s. is all we talk about it. to see other people talk about it, is mind-blowing. all these people are paying attention to something important to us. >> reporter: the former boston college baseball star was diagnosed in 2012 at the age of 27. now even though he's unable to speak. his spirit still shines. thoughts and prayers and well-wishes with pete this morning. more than $200 million he helped raise. but the awareness. one can argue that was more special. >> can you put a number on that? >>> all right, let's get a first check of the weather. dylan is in for al this morning. >> the weather is pretty nice. we have a couple of spotty showers