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we'll hear from gloria martinis from the medi-cal program from the san francisco services agency. >> thank you for having me here today. i was asked to give an overview of the changes that are happening under the affordable care act. i think gloria will be able to fill in the numbers of people who are impacted which is really helpful. amber cutler. the affordable care act are the expansion of the medi-cal program and the private marketplace or the exchanges also known and covered california the expansion of medi-cal is a huge, well, if we take a step babylonia, the affordable -- back, the affordable care act is for people who didn't previously have health coverage on inadequate or unaffordable insurance. the marketplace is supposed to fill that void. the expansion of medi-cal it truly is expanding the medi-cal practice. how it's doing that is it's expanding the coverage from adults to ages 64. where medi-cal eligibility used to be 128 percent of the federal poverty level. the expanded population of income eligibility is 80 percent. it's about a person bho -- who has $14,000 income ve

really elegant look o we are using martini.dy is using bubble so if you want to do something extra special, we are talking about fancy cocktails, why not circulating this cocktail? -- why not serve your lady this cocktail? collects what is -- >> what is this society? >> it started in pittsburgh. it was a group of sentiment -- feminists who wanted to discuss women issues and wanted to drink great cocktails. where we started to see the trend moving forward to fresh cocktails, fresh ingredients here in new york. was bringing this whole idea that ice matters, everything that goes in your drink matters. that he started to use fresh juice in a very open environment and bring this trend forward. >> i thought you were going to open the can with the orange juice. what is an endangered cocktail? are noink the cocktails longer quite as endangered as they once were. our mission as an organization is to still enhance the wonderful mission of making great cocktails. we have new ingredients that has this incredible passion. you can take somet

focus on race and religion according to the center for constitutional rights ruling by judge william martini has confirmed what many muslims in the us the year and vowed to appeal the decision. i think our clients and many more americans fear after nine eleven that they don't have recourse to the same constitutional rights and protections of americans do this is the type that confirms their worst fears one pizzeria owner in new york city who happens to be a muslim said his customers get harassed by undercover police officers. i thought seen them before because it doesn't ford will cause unpleasant from those of my friends they come to visit me in the pizzeria that opening with a chance. i give somebody a hard baby the tupelo were out of sight well the problem. mumbai police plan to go. he's really just might erode that it was legal because the police could not have monetary new jersey for muslim activities without monitoring the muslim community itself and the nypd is the intention was not to discriminate against muslims it's the fifth race of the blog was just calm down enough folks. the so

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for those suffering from what is the most common serious neurological condition here will the body martinis there are concerns that qantas and the former marquette on the barracks to illegal anti cancer is in that new coach and as you can eat it then listed here to learn the fallen into ruin it was once a fine honor hasn't landed gentry rock it was launched by the station nineteen thirty six and became an army base. the five years ago it was shut down the steep pristine condition to be of most concern was going fifty rooms in it they're a bit remiss to deal with the odd part is the role of a ball being. don't open it since it was in extreme conditions rockin is boarded up and to prevent fountains and took photographs from a few years ago show how its plunger was already starting to fade. it's the shuttle thought it was okay there's security on it but it has been harmed its copper piping has been stolen from the windows have been broken did the trick stereotyping befits an up and continued north of the defence forces say anything pressing to eagle county council to complete the transfer for

cold cold and martinis. for more our economics correspondent sean whelan is with me in studio so that it stops the fingers of them positive that could be centered in terms of what was reached today voluptuous out for you in terms of saying there is no stop the momentum of change going on and the employment front i think that the number of sectors that are affected by this isn't just concentration of one or two areas of the fourteen sectors of the economy of the cia so make sure you've seen job growth coming in ten of them sector sorts of dirty white tea spread across the economy is also with geographically white tea spread. all eight of the regions of the concrete are measured by the cso sole job growth over the last hear about is important because it stopped us and dublin or corporate goal a phenomenon many more it is spreading out across the rest of the country as well which is good news for everybody that went across the country so those two things are very very important. i'm also seeing more and more jo

he imported chocolate and martini. some money.up he said russia should have its own premium vodka.didn't. when i caught up with him, he had started miss russia competition and started a bank. he was busy taking his vodka global. a polish vodka producer. >> how many cases will you make this year? your sales have grown tenfold. >> exactly. >> they make just over 30 billion. they are the world's largest about the producer. you're planning to overtake him one? >> 2-3 years from now. >> is that realistic? >> i hope so. we need to be optimistic. strategy? change in >> to compete. you need to compete in every segment of the market. >> you have moved into -- luxury.um, so premium, i would like to be dominant in every segment of the market. >> and your territory is what? >> i would like to do dominate the market. we're talkback eastern europe. -- we are talking about eastern europe. >> your focus was on growing outside of that territory, namely in the u.s. >> we look at all of the territory. one is expansion of the growth. we are in about 85 countries. we are also talking about our and expa

talking about landscaping, gardening, chess, martinis.he was so good at not talking that ultimately he made a career out of it, which is to say after the war he became a psychoanalyst. now when i did finally start to dig into my grandfather's history and piece together that part of his life that none of us really knew about, i got the impression it was almost like his entire life had been kind of planned out and meeting him directly to that moment in the courtroom when he had to evaluate okawa shuemi. what i mean is from an early age he had been surrounded by matt s. face-to-face. he came home one day to find his mother had suffered a complete mental break down. she had been moved to the first of many asylums that would be her home for the rest of your life. rather unexpectedly his mother -- his father died salish 22 he was effectively, along with his siblings orphaned. it is even a little harder than if he'd actually been more fitting because he had to manage a lot of his mother's affairs. my grandfather had to deal with the brooklyn cou

will happen to all those facilities one feeling picked season winds up in march let's find out for martinis paul scott i hope we can join him alive he's down in the coastal cluster as it's called sochi. moments ago guys i gave you a minute to talk good evening god gives meaning to have a few moments ago i gave you guys a bit of a guided tour around the six venue's that we've got in the coastal cluster just posed the question on many viewers lips will be well what's going to happen to those stadiums once those olympic games are once these olympic games are over well the fact is that the legacy is the word that organizers of these games have been talking about for some time it's what organizers of every olympic games talk about and they have plans for all the venues let me just talk you through was going to happen in the coastal cluster first of all the ice cube curling center that i mentioned the one the house is three thousand people on the show. arena which is where seven thousand people are going to be watching ice hockey matches. both of those venues so state of the art that they can be

gathering today because times have changed, doubled as and over crowing -- overflowing ashtrays and martini hours and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something very few will ever experience. the way the wives don't with the pressure was very different. you have the pressure of your husband and the pressure of the media. and the most dreaded moment, even more than the possibility of something going wrong on the launch pad, was opposed flight press conference. this was the moment when all the wives would have to walk out on their suburban lawn, face the cameras and give a statement and receiving very little formal coaching from nasa besides what they heard back in their air force and navy days which was feed your husband a good breakfast of steak and eggs so he doesn't get white headed up in the air. these women were basically just told to act picture-perfect and so they did this send up together and ran a carpenter who i mentioned, glamorous and outspoken, blond, came up with this 1-woman show and called it released a land that was her send the name of the es

school senior in high that took that long yeah the i'm not in the tabloids i'm going i'm boring school martini would you kissed george. cough a long time ago. was kansas what a hay ride and it might have been in a van actually in the van you even know what happened to george yeah i think he lives in nebraska i think he's married and has maybe one or two kids emotionally told everyone the biggest regret you know i don't have a lottery gretz dream do it that's a hard one while garth would be good i have to marry him first and i think that's been music style people would be surprised that you listen to. i listen to well i think that some people are probably surprised by this record you know that i love soul music i love ray charles and i read the franklin and otis redding and so that's where this the idea for the song came was my love for that music if you weren't a singer what would you be i think i'd be a party planner i loathe yeah they were food if i had to pick one kind. o. last meal if i be something italian i think if you had the one kind of food for the rest of your life it would probably

i have been told you are holding a martini glass question mark >> yes oh stop how's it going questionll us .bout that >> can you not drink on the job? >> this may be my last broadcast with you guys but it has been my pleasure. got dinged because it was a bit cheesy. it had a big musical theater element. this was down in soho, they've got margaritas and an espresso bar. you should all come down. >> seriously, what kind of drink is that? it think. >> you and i are heading to the bar. >> it's a jalapeno margarita. >> he also has a white iphone. >> we are going to continue to monitor what's happening. coming up, nine months of nsa scandal exposed by edward snowden. mike rogers is here with us to weigh in on it all. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm energy -- i'm emily chang. the conference kicking off your in san francisco -- the ongoing edward snowden nsa scandal is sure to be front and center. house intelligence chairman of mike rogers is here with me in the studio. thank you for joining us. withave been meeting industry ceos today. what's on the top of their mind? >> how do we

. -- martini. it doesn't even have its own high end, national vodka. he created russian standard.ne way you can judge scale in the vodka business is by the number of cases you produce. there are nine one liter bottles a case. by last year, he was producing 3 million cases a year. then he decided he needed to get even bigger because for the distributors if you want to be global, what you to do, he decided was to give them more than just the premium vodka he was offering but also stuff on the cheaper end. he bought a company in poland and instantly started producing 27 million cases a year. only eight million case off. and took him one step closer to his real ambition which was to be truly global. have a listen. have other people. >> just in the news with the acquisition of jim beam? >> yes. you have france, u.k., united states, japan, the recent acquisition of jim beam. >> these -- this g-5 will continue or it is going to get smaller? >> i believe in global markets -- the new brands who come out the g 5 and new brands will ome out ch will continue to -- what will happen some place

i enjoy an occasional vodka martini that this was like nothing i've ever consumed since. after one shot my hands were tingling him after to my feet were numb and after three i couldn't feel my face. meanwhile, van sanko kept talking even more am immensely coming and he then really wants to talk to you about the thing you're not supposed to talk about, his detention. >> guest: he starts off on this, so at this point, i've already violated my orders. you know, he drives me to his house, start pouring this vodka and then start with no warning starts going on about his detention, none of which i was supposed to be doing. but i was trapped and i was getting increasingly inebriated. not by choice, by the way. he kept pouring them so i thought i'm going to have to go with it, and especially given what happened to the 25 years later he started talking about what it was like to be imprisoned to the subject to the brutal depredations all of which the bottom line he understood. i understood we are professionals and this is what you do to someone like me that comes over to get it. so

and as dave enjoyed an occasional bite to martini, but this is nothing i ever considered before. after to my feet were numb, after the third i couldn't feel my face. meanwhile, ms. vanco camp delta them down and started talking even more intimately and he's been really want to talk to you about the thing you're not supposed to talk to them about, his detention. >> guest: at this point i violated my orders. he drives me to his house, starts pouring this vodka a man with no warning starts going on with his detention, none of which are supposed to be doing. but i was trapped and getting increasingly inebriated. not by choice, by the way. i figured i might have to with it. it was fascinating, especially what happened to me 25 years later. he started talking about what it was like to be imprisoned, incommunicado, to be subject to brutal depredations. all of which, his bottom line was the enders did. he said, you know, i know the cia thinks i'm going to do that. i'm not going to see them because we're professionals. this is what you do to someone like me who comes over. he said tomie i

we argued over this, over martinis usually.he's an ambitious, abrasive, smart, tough guy merely doing what allen dulles by telling him to do, which is create the fiction that the single bullet theory, create the fiction that lee harvey oswald was a communist. his background is a communist and that he acted alone. so my goal here is very simple. no one is going to reach lyndon johnson for murder. but if the young people, if any american reads my book it reaches the conclusion that the government does not tell you pitchers, that a government will lie to you about the assassination leidy about benghazi, like you about health care, will lie to you about the economy, will lie to you about everything. if everything government says requires a healthy skip the system, i left to change my goal. thank you are very much for coming. [applause] i've written some books on the kennedy assassination. explained a little bit about the mechanics of how they went about to kill him down there in louisiana and all these great care varies. how did th

. >> are you serving that eight and a martini? >> she allowed one. >> i will say king kong because it made people aware of guerrillas that gives them the wrong impression. >> 1976 king kong, can't beat that. here are the four finalist names. the brookfield zoo website is worried and voted. i heard more than 10,000 votes are in and alima is winning. we will announce the winner live next week. >> coming up, late-night debut for seth meyers. harold ramis has died. ramis was the creative force behind such comedy classics as "animal house," "caddyshack," "ghostbusters," and "groundhog day." his talent agency says he died from complications related to a rare auto-immune disorder, a condition he battled for years. he was 69. dean will have reaction to his death throughout the morning. northwestern graduate seth myers debuted as his new post of late night. he takes over for jimmy fallon and moved on to the tonight show. >> thank you for taking over the tonight show at 1130 so i can take over late night at 1230. i promised to treat it with

in those days i enjoyed an occasional mug of martini but this is like like something i'd never consume like something i've never consumnivore sense. after one shot my hands were tingling and after the third i couldn't feel my face. meanwhile yatsenko kept belting them down and started talking more intimately. he then really wants to talk to about you about the thing you're not supposed to talk to him about his distention. >> guest: he starts offering this so at this point i have argued violated my orders. first of all this guy drives me to his house and starts pouring this vodka and then starts with no warning starts going on about his detention. none of which i was supposed to hear but i was trapped and i was getting increasingly inebriated and not by choice by the way. he kept pouring them and he kept downing them so i figured i have to go with it. it was fascinating especially given what happened to me 25 years later. he started talking about what it was like to be incommunicado, to be subject to brutal deprivations. all of which, as bottom line was he understood. he said i know tha

you may not say no to anything a pilot says, like put down the martini, you've had enough, or i'm goingt that right? >> well, i'll give you one exception to the rule, it's when you're buzzing around in one of those little private jets that cost about a zillion dollars to rent. it's not like united airlines or delta where the captain exerts control over the passengers. this is a private jet. and who knows what happens. but, yeah, you're right. he's the captain of the ship. i'm shocked he didn't force the plane to land. but probably they're afraid to lose the business of justin bieber. >> good point. >> so they cut him some slack. and we got to get you one of those jet planes so you know how it works. >> ashleigh already has one. >> yeah, whatever. clearly you don't know i work for cnn. i'm not going to besearch him for having a private plane, if he's got to be all these places and going to be everywhere in a hurry, here is where i will besmirch someone, if you are smoking dope on a plane and the secondhand smoke can reach the crew, doesn't that only endanger the people on board and down

. >> for a big martini. have a great celebration. >> thanks, jamie.jamie, thanks so much for phoning in. we know you're kind of busy. >> thanks. bye-bye. >> jamie dimon, chairman and ceo of jpmorgan. >> she's blushing. >> i love that. >> i am going to watch this, te tivo. >> the you're my favorite part. >> that's going to be on my answering machine. everything. ♪ ♪ >> that's great. >> what's that face? >> actually, we also have plates and they're heart shaped because we're all princesses here. we're going to start cutting the cake and we'll start celebrating. >> that was exwlent. >> you have to keep your tiarra on. >> if you don't blow them out on the first time, that may imply that you and jamie have -- >> that's it? i'm done. >> it usually means you're having more kids. >> don't screw it up. >> really? >> yeah! >> oh, i love my jamie cake. thank you. >> fantastic. >> amazing. >> it's chocolate because this is the one day -- >> it is the one day of the year you will have chocolate. >> that's right. >> it is chocolate. >>> let's get to some tweets her

. >> no, you wanted to drink a martini. >> there is a reason.n't want jeff zucker to know i'm stealing money from cnn today, being poolside at the bevell beverly hilton. we're here early. you see they're just starting to set up, because the oscar luncheon itself doesn't start well until lunch time, still before 9:00 in the morning here in los angeles. so what happens is, you have every star and every third hand to the second assistant that are nominated for an academy award. they all come together for this lunch of if he oweship with each other. you get to know people you might not know in hollywood, that you've nephew met. it's definitely -- i know, it's the chance that the biggest a-list actor could meet the second assistant on a movie. it's really kind of cool. and all the big celebrities will be here today. think of somebody, just think of anybody who is nominated for an as core. >> meryl streep. >> yep, they'll be here. >> there you go, sear? >> martin scorsese. leonardo dicaprio. will they be chitchatting? what's got the biggest buzz right

already becoming a martini has launched an agency national plan any decisions quickly add this to be enforced in each response. and make sure the needed supplies are in place. the challenge remains preaching to a remote and often isolated areas discussed that stops the pumpkin and pecan tree the doctor tomorrow. next he'll put the best or a bbq and people are desperate for someone to show the typical population to reach because they're completely isolated the coverage of health and sports. this is interesting it is a region that is to publicize because of security all o is very difficult to access it off with a package of services that respond to their circumstances. effort underway to katrina hit the city into investing in agriculture health nutrition stats. it is part of a joint initiative by police during a speech to the guinness said the parent of a child the government and a neck like a big chance the last three years. it is successfully reach some might just need to come. a package on the tokyo touches down in time. coffee from africa achieved overnight found that it was in fra

>> two absolute martinis. straight up. more after that every five minutes until one of us passes out. >> excellent strategy, sir. >> i'm good with water for now, though. thank you. >> it's his first day on wall street. give him time. >> all righty then. oscar nominated film "the wolf of wall street" depicts the wildlife of traders in the 1990s before the bubble burst. what was it like after the economic crash? here with us now, new york magazine writer kevin roose, who spent years shadowing entry level workers at america's top investment firms and is back with the book "young money:crash recruits." we've selected kevin's book as our new mojo pick. nicole is halfway through. >> it is so good. >> you're like our nerd, "morning joe" book nerd. >> it reads like a novel. >> thank you. >> reads like an hbo series in the making, which i can only hope and pray it is. what i am so still rattled by is the indoctrinization of these young bankers who go from being college kids who, in healthy doses, want to save the world. but, ooh, i

importing money martini after the collapse of the soviet union. flooded with western brands, why don't we have our own high-end vodka? >> ryan chilcote with the vodka king. >> let's see how markets are doing. >> here is a novelty -- european equity sporting higher. by .3%, at cac up goodies coming off lows and pushing higher. u.s. futures pretty flat. againstt the s&p 500 dollar/yen, chart of the day. go online and check it out. the correlation between dollar/yen and the s&p 500 was at 0.84 at the end of january, off a record high in 2008. the closer we get to one, the inser those to get to moving lockstep. money going into the yen, risk aversion, the s&p 500 is lower. risk on, risk off. that is what it is. it, if it isind your money that is when you start hating it. surveillance with tom keene. he joins us from new york with a preview. read looking at? have the storm and a lot of our staff is delayed in getting in. thiser storm may be coming weekend. a storm and puerto rico, this is very unique to most viewers in the u.s.. a downgrade for puerto

where if he is walking past the carlyle, they might send them a text that would give him half off martinisimportantly, over the next couple of months and years, when we travel with these iphones or other devices, they are literally location beacons in your pocket. it is developing social radar. you can walk into an event or a conference or go to a restaurant and look at your phone and you will know that right there, your friends are nearby or someone is in the restaurant you're connected to. >> this is a generational thing. kids want this? >> i go to meetings all the time. i am visiting new york and i would be great to know if my friends are nearby. >> i am so out of date. >> there have been a couple of apps that have offered this. they have failed before. >> is not about knowing where your friends are. it's when you are visiting a conference or going to a meeting or a new city and you want to know if you are around that maybe might not be my close friends but maybe i have a connection with. trust -- we don't trust the government but can we trust you? that theyrs have said don't have a pro

adam: in era of three-martini lunch. want to say what else. >> if you're one of these first-year associates you work 15 hours a day, 18 sometimes. you do work every day. the notion you could have saturdays off seemed like a good idea, right? but, apparently, you still have to work sundays. apparently if you read the story, you know, you're only off on saturday unless there's some, unless there is no deal-specific stuff going on. which means there is always deal-specific stuff so you're always working saturdays. i think what is good about this story is this. the banks say x. they say we're doing all the great stuff. adam: the banks lied? >> we went out and did what other people didn't. we didn't take them at face value and said what is the reality? nothing has changed. adam: are banks having trouble recruiting talent they need in the future. >> another good question. we arrested that earlier in the year, late last year i should say in a story, i think julie did some of the banks were not getting the best talent. they were

this is a bacon, eggs and french toast martini. may be vegetarians here so i didn't do that. >> i don't know about bacon-flavored drinks. >> it's very, very -- >> is that actually nutmeg? >> it smells like nutmeg. >> wonderful. what is that? >> the next one is an adult hot chocolate. a rich hot chocolate and i made it with hudson rye whiskey and dark creme cocoa. so it has a silky mouth feel and the tuscan makes it like a chocolate marshmallow. >> do you have to taste all of those? >> my husband does. >> lucky guy. >> this next one is a halfpipe made with honey water, fresh lemon, simple syrup and aviation gin. this is not as peppery and spicy. it's a walk through a forest with citrus and floral. >> why is it called aviation? >> it's named after the cocktail, the perfect gent for the aviation. and the last one is the cold snap cosmo. you may need a mitten for this one made with vodka and reyka. >> how do you make that? >> you have to hold -- >> that's a little pathetic. >> we are going to be honoring a restaurant or bar for innovat

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gathering today because times have changed, doubled as and over crowing -- overflowing ashtrays and martini hours and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something very few will ever experience. the way the wives don't with the pressure was very different. you have the pressure of your husband and the pressure of the media. and the most dreaded moment, even more than the possibility of something going wrong on the launch pad, was opposed flight press conference. this was the moment when all the wives would have to walk out on their suburban lawn, face the cameras and give a statement and receiving very little formal coaching from nasa besides what they heard back in their air force and navy days which was feed your husband a good breakfast of steak and eggs so he doesn't get white headed up in the air. these women were basically just told to act picture-perfect and so they did this send up together and ran a carpenter who i mentioned, glamorous and outspoken, blond, came up with this 1-woman show and called it released a land that was her send the name of the es

i have cucumber, and take it over to a martini glass to my favorite, which is kind of romantic.ally going to make a chocolate vinaigrette, right? >> okay. >> we're going to have dijon mustard. and honey. and a little bit of vanilla. a little bit of balsamic. >> okay, that's weird. >> try it. >> i will. i can't wait. >> chili spice here. a little oil. take this guy. don't get it on your beautiful dress. >> this is wild. >> trust me, you'll like it. i wanted to put every aphrodisiac in there. >> you went crazy, buddy. >> we'll see. come over here, ladies. when you're looking at home and making something for your loved one, have it ready. do it together. you do not like that vinaigrette at all. >> no, i want to try it. >> lobster on top -- >> no, on top of this? >> no, no, on top. it's so cute. put the lobster on top. take melon balls put those on top. take pumpkin seeds which are an aphrodisia. if this doesn't help, i don't know what's going on. this is the love plate. >> hit it with chocolate. >> do it with avocado, with the melon, the pumpkin seed, lobster, if you don't like, ka

had a little guacamole and martinis one night.t wait until wednesday when we see it again. >> people were tweeting me that they saw you. they said they were so happy that you were sitting next to them. you went again. i'm looking forward to it. >> a lot of highlights from the olympics. one of them happens to be this police choir. they look very stoic and staged and they bust out -- >> into moves? >> they have moves. they bust out into -- well, let's take a look. ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get ♪ >> they were on opening. you don't expect it. >> i'm sure pharrell and daft punk were excited to watch them rocking out to their song. so the olympics are on. like you, over the weekend, you start getting in. >> you start getting in, absolutely. >> so far we won two gold, three bronze medals. >> team usa swept gold in the snowboard slope style, brand-new thing, both sage kotsenburg and jamie anderson came out on top. sage kotsenburg is o

it is a coconut martini. >> okay. >> i'll let you taste test for me. >> coconut water, pineapple juiceazy for. >> i know. my sister sent me this. she sent me this video and i think it is -- my favorite ever. >> okay. >> my favorite ever. we have seen children who felt music before, like the babies who brought to tears when the mother sang. but this little was destined to be a conductor. her name is larrea. her dad sings in the choir. this is in a baptist church in kyrgyzstan. >> kyrgyzstan? >> yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, my god. >> is that the sweetest -- >> that was awesome. >> i'm in awe of that. >> how old? >> she looks 3 years old, 3 or 4 years old. >> that was awesome. kyrgyzstan. >> you think you know a country. >> i think it is so cool we can get video from kyrgyzstan and play it on our show. >> did you know women put more effort into looking good for their friends than their partners. do you think that's true? >> i think if you've been with your partner for a long time, they stop complimenting you and your friends always go, oh, girl, i like that dress or those earrings, so you spend mo

we had ice cold martinis and a dessert at flex mussel is a warm caramel -- caramel -- which one is itou want to spend your valentine's. frank and i had a sweet valentine's lunch because that evening we had to go to a wake, not a funny thing at all. my dear friend jackie, who has been doing my nails for 24 years and has become a precious friend, her husband of many, many years, 22 or 23, died suddenly of lung cancer. that was not the way to start up the weekend, but i send her family all my love. but then, i'll do my favorite things, i might as well, only because how often do you ever get a chance to own up on a weekend? i never have a chance just to read for fun. i'm always doing podcast getting ready for or -- well, i did read a book for my podcast. today i'll be interview ing tony and lauren dungy. >> the super bowl winning -- it is a beautiful book about the commitment of marriage. i had to read that. and i enjoyed it more than i -- i thought it was going to be homework, but i enjoyed it. i also told you i was going to read this. i read for 12 hours straight on saturday and just st

gathering today because times have changed, doubled as and over crowing -- overflowing ashtrays and martini hours and just sort of being there to support each other and going through something very few will ever experience. the way the wives don't with the pressure was very different. you have the pressure of your husband and the pressure of the media. and the most dreaded moment, even more than the possibility of something going wrong on the launch pad, was opposed flight press conference. this was the moment when all the wives would have to walk out on their suburban lawn, face the cameras and give a statement and receiving very little formal coaching from nasa besides what they heard back in their air force and navy days which was feed your husband a good breakfast of steak and eggs so he doesn't get white headed up in the air. these women were basically just told to act picture-perfect and so they did this send up together and ran a carpenter who i mentioned, glamorous and outspoken, blond, came up with this 1-woman show and called it released a land that was her send the name of the es