it's martha stewart. we really missed seeing martha in our studio. into her at that crafts fair over the weekend she's bringing some tasty desserts for a reunion >>> and jill martin is back with a special edition of steals and deals, this morning, finds thath will take us back to the 70s >> i never left. >> i thought the 90s were back in, but apparently the 70s are back >>> and after two years of succession, one of hbo's popular shows are finally back in weekend. matthew mcfadden is joining us live in studio 1a. we'll see what we can wrest out of him secrets wise. >>> and today we're going to get the weekend vibes going a day early with reba mcintyre, about to head out on tour and announcing the all exciting female lineup. she will treat to us a special performance, as well that's tomorrow. >>> let's get a check of the weather, but first, we have an -- an amazing honor to tell you about. >> what? >> al is getting the 2021 walter cronkite award for excellence in journalism >> congratulations >> this is amazing >> well, they obviously ran out of everyb

. >>> snoop dawg and martha stewart wart teaming up again, bringing us a halloween theme the two hosted competition will face three bakers with editor works of art. it begins streaming october 31st of peacock. >> it will be good >>> let's find out where that snow is headed let's bring back janessa webb here tell us where that's at. >> yeah. the rockies, montana, wyoming will see it today, difficult driving conditions, please stay off the roads, reduced visibility you can see all these alerts, they're expanding down to nevada also, some of the coldest temperatures of the season, most spots falling just at the freezing mark across the west coast. >> thank you >>> coming up, what major college campus is closing today and why? oesn't just eliminate odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with new febreze touch. well, we made it through anot

uh-oh... >> pauley: martha stewart has just released her 99th book. in it, a recipe for an apple tart that takes the cake. >> hi, everyone, gobbing my farm in katonah, new york. it is apple picking season and i am standing right in a part of my fruit orchard. when i planted this orchard about 18 years ago, i decided i would do this portion for the kids because espalier trees are trained to grow only a certain height and to be very productive for their size. >> these trees are loaded with fruit. the apples are not all exactly perfect, but it doesn't matter if you going to use these for cider, they get washed and they get crushed and they get pressed. this tree probably is close to 100 years old. the fruits are big. look how big they are. so and so utterly delicious. oh, look how juicy, perfect for apple pie. mmm. and if you are going to make a pie mix-up the apples. don't use only one kind of apple in a pie. they are all amazing. well, i think i have enough apples for a pink applesauce tart. i will show you how. >> you start with a blind bake crust. no

is martha stewart a danger? should she have a gun? i've had the benefit in working for chuck olson for 13 years. was he a danger? he was next marine. you cannot -- it makes no sense. to deny people to protect himself. host: caller: pat, you touched my heart. i have worked in logistics and supply chain for 30 years. we have locked up so many kids. we need truck drivers and forklift drivers and people to put the packages. you hit a nerve with me. for the people that smoked some pot or somebody killed and murdered, lock them up. but 20 minutes ago as you said, if you just smoked some pot, we have locked up a whole nation of attentional workers. within supply chain's, those are one of the best jobs for x gang members. they drive the forklift. they drive the truck. they don't have to interact with a lot of people. now we are in a supply chain shortage. i have been in the industry 30 years. i wanted to express to you that this is a very critical topic. host: mr. nolan, i will give you the final minute. guest: she make such a good point. we

smells like martha stewart's arm pit.ll getting tricked by farmers into doing their jobs. >> with a big boost from bomb 2-year-old lucy picks the perfect apples. visitors to the orchard smiled wide, hardly not to be app pi strolling the 63-acre farm with all things we love about fall. apple cider, apple cider donuts made on sight. we asked how delicious. her response ci-di. >> she knows she's not getting anything for christmas because her parents are broke buying gourds. fruit picking is a job no one wants nine months of the year and suddenly you have underpaid farm workers (we need to stop pretending relove apples. they're not that good and they're trying too hard. red delicious? you know if it's in a name it's a lie. like a guy introducing himself as mike ten inch penis. story, i forget, hurray, it's fall. you know climate change is going to end all this shit, right? you're we're not even outside right now. it's too hot. we're on a sound stage. this log is fake. these leaves, are fake. in ten years, going to use them in

focused on things like martha stewart and quatro and things of that nature.o we're very excited about where it has potential to go, but a lot of the long-term benefit is going to rely on legalization. >> now it doesn't seem to matter in terms of the cash that you generate because i don't think people realize you repurchased 6.2 million shares, $1.4 billion most companies stop repurchasing their shares during this period. why are you being so aggressive? >> we made that commitment, jim. we said we were going to return 5 billion to shareholders. we've done over 60% of that already and we're ahead of what our plan is. we're cash flow generative as you said but we can still do that while investing behind the future success of our beer business and that's where our capital allocation is focused on growth and focused on returning dollars to shareholders. >> bill, we've given up. we think pallets are like that pallets is a new one cartons. aluminum i hear it endlessly. i've been in this business a long time. so have you. sometimes when people think they're going to

. >> you spill the tea on les moonves, larry king, martha stewart, various ex-boyfriends. >> i've becomelf. you throw a couple of bricks at your own house. why put it all out there, katie? >> why not. >> stephen: some people don't. you know, some people, you know, when they've had a fulfilling career they end up writing a book about themselves to make them look fantastic at all times. >> asnhat bong,stephen? i wanted to write a book about a full person, who is complicated, who is not a caricature of america's sweetheart, that has opinions, that has had experiences, and has flaws and strengths and, you know, otherwise, it would be so boring, right? >> stephen: how early did you want to be a reporter? because i have a photo of you here, right there, there's a young katie couric. i'm going to guess you're-- >> people think that's a headband. i'm on my way to girl scout camp i think in fourth grade in that picture. i don't know, i think i've always been super observant. i wrote in my little fourth grade diary that is this cloth-covered paisley diary all about when the three astronauts, died

when she says something about martha stewart, took some healthy humbling, humility is the most importantour business, as long as you have humility, you will be a success. if you are insecure, such as katie couric, then your career will ultimately go down in flames. she should take another page out of her book when she talks about dianne sawyer must be stopped. she was a graceful and a lovely journalist who took her job seriously but wasn't stabbing people in the back. howie: i think the last one was a little tongue in cheek. katie couric was not saying these were terrible women. she is pointing to herself for being conscious of her turf. she was a $15 million a year anchor at the cbs evening news. she blames the insurgeons at cbs, -- insurgence at cbs. do you see blame shifting here? >> i think it was great she was able to carry these light interviews. i thought she had a bubbly personality. unfortunately, she has chosen to tarnish her entire legacy because katie couric is no longer ever going to be seen as the lead anchor of the today show, she will be seen as a woman hater who supporte

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is martha stewart a danger? should she have a gun?d the benefit in working for chuck olson for 13 years. was he a danger? he was next marine. you cannot -- it makes no sense. to deny people to protect himself. host: caller: pat, you touched my heart. i have worked in logistics and supply chain for 30 years. we have locked up so many kids. we need truck drivers and forklift drivers and people to put the packages. you hit a nerve with me. for the people that smoked some pot or somebody killed and murdered, lock them up. but 20 minutes ago as you said, if you just smoked some pot, we have locked up a whole nation of attentional workers. within supply chain's, those are one of the best jobs for x gang members. they drive the forklift. they drive the truck. they don't have to interact with a lot of people. now we are in a supply chain shortage. i have been in the industry 30 years. i wanted to express to you that this is a very critical topic. host: mr. nolan, i will give you the final minute. guest: she make such a good point. we are hurt

martha: this hearing tomorrow, what do you expect to happen? what have you been told? >> we're told it's a closed hearing. stewart's to have an open hearing or aleast allow kathy and i to attend. a lot of people say why didn't he just resign? he wrote his resignation letter probably three or four weeks ago. >> first of the month. >> first of september. it was not accepted by the marine corps. we were told that he serves at the pleasure of the president and they'll let him know when he can go. so his legal team has worked all weekend to try and, you know, come to terms with the marine corps for a positive separation agreement. we are hoping tomorrow that that could possibly happen or they will charge him and decide whether or not they want a court martial. >> is he being held in solitary confinement? can you confirm that? if so, why? >> you know, i don't know why. they haven't submitted charges. i guess they think he's a danger to america. he's not a danger to america. he loves america, he loves the marine corps. you know why they put him in jail? to shut him up to keep him quiet. it's no coincidence there were cong

. >> martha: calling for the doj to be politicized to go after everyday parents for daring to -- >> geraldo: what about children watching the senate in action? where is jimmy stewarts. >> jesse: you have not been paying attention. >> geraldo: i have been paired >> jesse: katie is right. imagine you are the attorney general and you think about the threat matrix coming in. what do we have to worry about? sex trafficking, gun tracking, chinese espionage, isis sympathizers, counterfeiters, corporate fraudsters customer no, a letter to the attorney general and he says "we are going to stick the fbi on angry parents." >> greg: it's the fastest of the government has ever worked. [laughter] >> jesse: then, the letter blows up. instead of just dropping it, he continues the fbi task force. what does this remind you of? it reminds me of when the dossier was determined, relate, to be bonked, and they continued to use it to spy on trump. i think we need to think cocaine mitch for blocking this admission. i say that lovingly. this guy, if he had gotten on the court -- what a puppet! he is such a puppet of the radical left, and dom. he's not articulate. he couldn't answer a sing