i remember when we indicted martha stewart, when i was u.s. attorney, i was very keen not to have any pictures of martha stewart in custody with handcuffs on because the case was important. it had to be brought, but she wasn't the criminal of the century. and i worry that that would send a confusing message. and it took a lot of work to make sure that no camera person was given a tip as to where to be, to see martha stewart in handcuffs. and you have never seen that photo. so that's a rare success in trying to push apart that symbiotic relationship in new york between media and law enforcement. who has the advent hinge in a courtroom? is it the prosecutors or the defense attorney, or what are the advantages on each side, the prosecutors starts with an advantage because she represents the sovereign. she's able to stand up and say, i'm nora carlton for the united states. and so jurors sitting there see the united states of america, a country they love, and they're part of embodied in this person. that's a trip. mendez advantage. but we built our

like me to get that for you. >> you can find martha's recipe at today.com/shop and check out the martha stewartat grand kids on the way. wow. happy 100th birthday to benjamin middleton, a karaoke singer from beaufort, south carolina managed a big band orchestra unti his early 90s. arlene morrow, known as the mayor for her assisted living community because she knows how to show the tenants around and the engineering library, loved by her students, and a little history, happy 100th birthday to robert williams of philadelphia one of the oldest living members of the famed tuskegee airmen receiving the congressional gold medal, we thank you for your service, sir. >> yes, indeed beautiful, beautiful, al, by the way, we do still have a couple of birthdays out here. we saw this lovely lady turning 90 what's your name >> mara. >> how old are you today >> 12. >> and who else is celebrating a birthday >> donna. >> and how old are you >> 21. >> way to go, donna. we have one more, when you come on, you get to celebrate with us what's your name, honey? >> dylan, and i'm turning 12 >> man, anyway, don't you l

they've got a.i., rot -- robots, martha stewart, now they go public, right?st day of trading. so i think it got to, like, a 4.2, $4.5 billion market cap. you know what this is right here, pokes? it's worth $15 million right now. $15 million. i want to bring in collie owe cap -- cleo capital markets managing director sarah coons. it looks like the wild west when it comes to a.i. everyone wants a piece of this a. i. market, and we know like, listen, at some point who's going to end up with the bag and and who's going to end up holding the bag. first, tell me about the frenzy out there to get a piece of this a.i. action. >> i think there's just a lot of interest right now in anything that has a.i. in the name, you know in it has a.i., we're seeing the stock soar whether or not they should. and so though i think app harvest is a great example where indoor farming is hard and expensive, it's a relatively niche use case although, you know, the environmental impacts sound nice, but can ask a farmer, right? generally, farmers need a lot of subsidies because it's expe

but martha stewart, martha stewart did time for lying to the fbi.versation, the prosecutor would have with the defense attorneys, and hopefully the defense attorneys will have with their client's, look, you are dead on that count. and that is a lot of time. it's like, you went with an attorney, and if the fbi is calling you and then speaking to you, they already know the answers to the questions. and you did not give truthful answers. yes, obviously, a jury still has to find if that happened beyond a reasonable doubt. but that's the conversation that the lawyer, who is loyal to the client, we'll have with a client. the prosecutor will just remind them, look, you are not going back to bedminster golf club, you know, any of the mansions, secret service protection. look at what you have. are you gonna risk what you work for and your family for a possible pardon in the future, which probably will not happen? >> liz, last question. do these guys matter to the case? this case seems to have a lot of stuff. as you said, they got a lot of stuff on tape. foot

they are first to get criticized, the way martha stewart was criticized.this guy because he checks the box. >> harris: look at self-esteem of young women, sarah palinput on the cover of a magazine and the grief. if men want to be us, take it all. >> emily: enjoy my cramps. i don't have an issue with this, i think this is why. lipstick to me, perhaps because i was in performing arts and shared it as ballet dancer and in the high-fashion world, there was absolute by gender appreciation and use for makeup. when i see this for product, the lipstick, i thought he did great job of selling it. staying power, awesome. that was great. in terms of effectiveness and range, i hope maybelline include biological woman, as well, multiple skin tones so i can see how colors read on the lips. makeup is interesting, i have always seen it as bi-gender. for me, this is familiar to me, many favorite makeup artists were men and model makeup on themselves, as well. for the artistry, i don't see a problem with this, i agree with what you are saying, innen maother areas we have see

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also, this is a way that very sophisticated people, martha stewart, general petraeus, find themselves criminally vulnerable. once you allegedly make false statements to the government, they can try to press you to plea, which is what they tried to do here. now not only has he been chaed with false statements, but he's also been charged in this attempt to obstruct the obstruction. they allege that he had a conversation where he was pressing another employee at mar-a-lago about how they could delete surveillance footage. now, it's unclear how his addition to this case, these new charges, how this is going to impact the timeline for a trump case. but you can bet the defense lawyers for the former president are going to use this as they will use anything to try to push this back as far as they can. >> paula, what more do we know about de oliveira? how did he get swept up in all this? >> reporter: you know, it's a great question. i'm sure he's wondering the same thing. this is someone who is a property manager at mar-a-lago. he's described to our colleagues as someone who's really outside

now, martha stewart went to jail for $200,000.nsider trading case where she lied to the s.e.c. willie nelson and nic cage made deals to pay. this fits under those as a lesser case with a less famous name. but a politically charged case which is why it is messy. >> and it's not the end of it. thanks for watching that and breaking it down for us. thanks. >> he is one of country music's biggest stars. his new song was topping the charts. jason's music video has been pulled from the country music channel. the controversy explained, ahead. but at the end of the day, you know youou have a team behid you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possisible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day a confident day... a never-hide-msmile day... a life-of-the-party day... a take-on-the-world day... a believe-inyself day... a flash-my-new-teeth day. because your clearchoice day is the day you get your confidence back for good

anderson, we know smart, accomplished people from martha stewart to general petraeus have opened themselves up to criminal vulnerability by not being honest. once you are not honest with the fbi, it's easy for the government to press you into being guilty. that's what the special counsel thought they could do with walt nauta. so far they've been unsuccessful. but no indication that tavares will be added as another codefendant. >> i'm joined by george conway. george, the superseding indictment, it is incredibly detailed. it's got detailed timeline. it clearly seems many people at mar-a-lago, to paula reid's point, have been giving useful evidence to the special prosecutor. what stood out to you? >> i mean, everything stands out to me. they had him dead to rights. they had him dead to rights back when they executed the first warrants and they came up with these documents. there is a smoking arsenal here. people making a big deal about what we saw in the superseding indictment yesterday. but the fact of the matter is, it's just icing on a very, very large cake of mind boggling incup toir evide

martha stewart went through jail for $200,000 but it was attached to an insider trading case where shet to jail for a much bigger numbers and you know william nelson and nick cage make deals to pace. so this kind of underneath those as a lesser case with a less famous name but a politically-charged case, which is, why as we saw today is messy. >> well, what's not the end of it because gary shapleigh is negotiating to go before the senate now and testify as well, john miller, thank you for watching. that and breaking it down for us. >> thanks. >> he is one of country music's biggest stars and his new song was topping the charts with his new music video that had just been pulled from the country music channel. the controversy explains ahead. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight the

and we have really sophisticated people, martha stewart, general petraeus, three federal prosecutors, you can see how someone can get tripped up. you make yourself really vulnerable to a federal case if you don't plea. >> also the fbi agents had already visited mar-a-lago. everyone at mar-a-lago is aware that the fbi agents had been there. that leads me to you, which is we have now identified the trump employee four, as he's called, as taveras, the i.t. person in charge of all of that. he was the one that carlos went to and said, the boss wants the server deleted. is it clear to you from reading the superseding indictment that the special counsel is talking to more people? >> absolutely the special counsel is talking to more people. i think the suggestion, certainly from the phrasing in the indictment, is that at tave has spoke ton the source. there was no sign whatsoever there was any sort of recording or electronic surveillance of those conversations. how else would they have gotten them but from taveras or de oliveira. and he wouldn't have been contributing evidence to the indictme

originally, we wanted to hire martha stewart, but she wanted to build a lake. put 24 swans in it. we are pitching, replacing all the furniture in the white house, workspace, new cabinets, new flooring new lighting, everything to give it a new modern vibe, tasteful simple and within your budget. sounds good. there are few other ideas we'd like to get your approval on. well. we're only supposed to be doing the press. we've been doing this a long time, and think we know how to turn the white house the white home. and that's my personal it. we've commissioned doug mills from new york times to shoot some tasteful nudes, past presidents that we can display the walls throughout the space. i don't think this is going to fly. okay. okay. let's move on to the next idea, because are going to love it. we take the entire wing down to the studs, get rid of all those ugly offices and create massive, sleek, modern room. then we bulldoze the rose garden, lose the west colonnade, and transform the oval office into a david buster's. how would that be? fun, huh? interesting. your host has ended the m

also, when you think of summer, you think of seafood treats what comes to mind lobster roll, martha stewart southwest. for tomorrow that just continues to roll on exactly. >> and that is your latest weather, weather, hoda kotb >> coming up next, guys, the basketball legend steph curry, we can't wait to talk about his life on the court. his inspiring new documentary, and what we're sure he's excited to talk about, that big hole in one, but first, this is "today" on -- ♪ >>> how excited are we for our next guest you know him because he is one of the greatest and most influential basketball players of all time. we're talking about steph curry. he is the nba's all-time three point leader, a four-time champion, a two-time mvp and his rise to the top is the subject of this incredibly inspiring new documentary on apple tv plus stephen curry, underrated. take a look. >> i remember looking around i'm not as tall as him, i'm not as strong as him. i was the undersized scrawny kid that was just trying to figure out how to make it at whatever level i was playing. that was when i first really understood