. >> i love, love, love this japanese martini. you know what would go perfect with this? the legendary william shatner. what about captain kirk's style? how did that uniform change over the years? >> as my stomach got larger. (laughter) >> plus, michelle williams. >> how to rock the leather look at any age. >> as you can tell... >> hello. >> ...you don't have to spend a lot of money. >> no, you never do. >> and change the look of your home in a snap. >> it's "fab"-ulous. (cheers and applause) >> welcome to "fablife!" we have so much to get to today, and we are so excited because the one, the only, william shatner is here. (cheers and applause) how cool is that? and we will be making the perfect classic martini, we're bringing you options galore when it comes to the perfect leather jacket no matter your age, and since it's almost easter, we are making an adorable, sweet treat to get you and your family and chrissy isn't here tod, but we have got the amazing grammy award-winning artist, michelle williams, filling in! (cheers and applause) >> my baby! leather jackets. >> (la

. >> i love, love, love this japanese martini. you know what would go perfect with this? the legendary william shatner. what about captain kirk's style? how did that uniform change over the years? >> as my stomach got larger. (laughter) >> plus, michelle williams. >> how to rock the leather look at any age. >> as you can tell... >> hello. >> ...you don't have to spend a lot of money. >> no, you never do. >> and change the look of your home in a snap. >> it's "fab"-ulous. (cheers and applause) >> welcome to "fablife!" we have so much to get to today, and we are so excited because the one, the only, william shatner is here. (cheers and applause) how cool is that? and we will be making the perfect classic martini, we're bringing you options galore when

it is like a martini. a martini after a hard day's work. if you start smoking pot before you get a job or find a career, you will never get a job or final a career. what say you? you have some kids. >> i was not sure where trump actually stood on that. emhe's heard some wonderful things and some very terrible things and some okay things. so i don't know what he thinks. >> what do you think? >> i lost my train of thought. again, you never know where he truly believes and where he truly stands. he is all over the map. i will say that hillary clinton and bernie sanders are pretty clear. hillary clinton is not necessarily for legalization but she's pretty close on medical marijuana and bernie -- >> good dodge. >> i'm a bertarian. i support it. i'm not a drug girl. i'm hungry enough as it is. i love watching him. he is figuring out how he feel about everything while he's running for president. and not many people have the guts to do that. >> next up, we all know there's not much love between trump and ted cruz. did cruz go too far when joking wi

a staff din with her a $900 tab including french martinis and wine and beer during a workday long in san carlos with a trustee. just a few of the expenses the investigative unit first discovered in september. >> vicky with nbc bay area news. did you charge alcohol to the district credit card? >> he's the chancellor of the community college district. >> reporter: an employee is not authorized to use the credit card for personal procurements. >> absolutely. that's true. >> reporter: were you aware of that policy before we showed it to new. >> no, i was not aware of that policy. >> reporter: he charged hundreds of dollars, even though the procurement rules prohibit it. "when employees dine with donors or potential donors, they will be reimbursed. they clarified meals that are lavish or extravagant or not allow allowed." there won't be a vote on the new guidelines. it's up to the chancellor and his administration. trustee maurice goodman said he does not think it's appropriate to spend public money on alcohol, but he understands will are functions where it happens. >> that's a tough sell

when i leave here i'll have a martini and celebrate. >> i might have one regardless of the delegates. but i'm with you right there. >> tonight i expect in hawaii that bernie sanders will continue the trend of what we've seen tonight, which he'll have a very good night. these states were tailor made for bernie sanders. three caucus states. bernie sanders, he overperforms in caucus states, he'll overperform in hawaii and have a good night. what will happen as we move forward april 19th, especially for the clinton campaign, cannot get here soon enough, you go to a primary in new york, and the vast -- the difference between what's happening tonight and what will happen in the future, not trying to take anything away from you and your martinis later, these primaries are going to be closed. they'll be for democrats and democrats alone. and what you see is that hillary clinton's won 66% to 67% of democratic voters. those are the states she does very well in and you have those in new york, you have those in delaware, you have those in maryland and pennsylvania. these large delegate counts. an

. >> two martinis, please. >> reporter: in the real world would bystanders take action if they saw seemingly drunken behavior like this? >> you are one crazy man. >> that's why i'm the captain! >> reporter: abc's "what would you do" with john quinones put it to the test. >> when are you going to be at work? >> 2:30. >> reporter: while this woman looks like she can't believe what she's seeing, her friend seems to think it's funny. still others try their best to ignore them. these are just actors. their drinks, just water. but these bystanders don't know that. they carry a fake business card and make it clear they're about to fly a commercial jet. >> we only got like another five minutes before we get on a flight. >> many do little to stop them. >> you didn't say anything. >> i didn't know what to say. >> i wasn't sure if they were going to the airport to fly a plane. >> reporter: when she switch out the fun-loving duo for a down-trodden actor, drinking alone, some like this man take a stance. >> what's your boss' number? let me call him. >> reporter: when the pilot gives the man his card -- >

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it is like a martini, but with a per se twist. rosanna: right. usually when you go to a restaurant, you have no idea where they got this from. they give you like the self purveyors look. >> exactly. seafood. where that is from. >> we had a pretty cool table. rosanna: it was the perfect place to be out last night. >> i was like -- we got a table. pete er s e. you can eat at the bar without a reservation. rosanna: and without all the courses. >> you like the bathroom. rosanna: even the hand soap smelled so good. rosanna: what did we miss? no line in the woman's bathroom. [laughter] >> the detail was unbelievable. all around. it was spectacular. it was the conversation. >> it was like a ballet the way so precise. some were using tweezers. it was so perfect. greg: i hope you guys enjoyed it. the next time we go around as a group, it is panera bread. >> did not get a chance to meet the chef. we did meet the executive chef there. greg: invited friday night. mike: i will take that rain check. i appreciate that. thank you very much. it is coming back. le

ask you, is the administration losing control faster than billy joel behind the wheel after a ten-martinireat in iraq and afghanistan. madam secretary, that's the dumbest thing i ever heard.

to the governor's desk right now some say it's the first step toward censorship which will pour a martini and has a story proposal that require schools to notify parents of a teenager planned on using such links with the content allow a parent to review the material and request an alternative to the object which our talking about i mean you should be able to decide if your child what your cows learning and at what point are being exposed in july he says he has mixed parent involvement. he doesn't want the bill to prevent teachers from using classic literature. i think there's a point at which she go too far. this is not bad bill i believe is the first step to censorship. center adam evan a critic of the measure says the bill would make it hard for any teacher to determine what is and isn't sexually explicit to stay away from important teaching materials that could become easier for teachers and school administrators just leave out some of the more provocative books that provoke learning and discussion at peak hours prior to them to set the curriculum is still in place without the jury cov

we're in vegas, you can make a pomegranate martini. margarita. i'm not going to be upset if you do that. we're talking healthy. this is all about really making mocktail kind offed fancy. so try this. this is just a little bit of lime seltzer and the pomegranate juice with some lime juice and then you dress it up. it's great to serve at a party. >> looks so pretty. >> yeah. >> and a lot of antiinflammatory properties, too. so you know it's good for your skin. you're not going to wake up puffy, even if do you have a cocktail. >> of course, the sicknesses are going around right now. a good lozenge will get you a long way. >> fisherman's friend. this is my new go-to. 'cause i pop these into my purse because here strong, but they're really, really smooth. and i love the story behind this. these were developed in 1865 by a pharmacist named james lofthaus. he was seeing all of these sick and so he developed this so there would be menthol and it would be really smooth going down and clear up the sinuses and make you feel better immediately. so there are

. >> i was going to do a dirty vodka martini, but i thought that was a little much. >> no, it's not much. i had one week where it was all country music stars who guest co-hosted. martina hk mcbride went for vodka straight up. >> we're having fireballs. >> you guys are hot. congratulations on your movie. we wish you the best of lug. we'd toast you with a drink but you don't have one. come back anytime. >> thank you. >> you never know what's going to happen. >> all we know, we have our wine. how is it? >> it is good. immediately -- it immediately sticks to my teeth and i look truck before i've had anything. >> dylan is a blank slate for me because you're kind of new to the "today" show family. so we're getting to know you. so i think by the end of this chat, we will know a lot about dylan. so stick around. blake shelton released a music video and blake shelton is my go-to. >> i know he is. >> this is a song, it's called "came here to forget." let's listen to a little bit. they say it has everything to do with him and gwen even though he didn't write it. take a look. keep on keeping, still

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the president went to museum dedicated to pose a martini. >> cuba's sovereign and has great pride. the future you will be decided by cubans not by anybody else. >> the president announced in december 2014 tis of thee restored after more than 50 years of hostility. embassies -- tensions remain over things such as the u.s. trade comargo. >> there are profound differences between our countries. they will not go away. at president obama taking part in entrepreneurship event and tonight. on tuesday he's expected to address the cuban people in a speech and he's also expected to meet with political dissidents on the island. in havana cuba traveling with the president kevin corke box news. gastonia police are asking for your help in finding a missing woman. 49-year-old michelle hill was last heard from tuesday. officials say padilla went to a doctor's appointment was seen getting into a light passenger car. friends and family say she suffers from a medical condition. she's described as 5 feet 8 inches, 170 pounds and was last seen wearing blue jeans, a blue shirt with her hair in a ponytai

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chris martini -- chris martin is is live in simi valley at the ronald reagan library with more details of the final goodbye. >>reporter: we were told the plans have been in place for nancy reagan's funeral for decades. they're expecting thousands of people to come this week to say the final goodbye. flowers and cards pay tribute to nancy reagan outside the ronald reagan presidential library and museum. >> the first lady of the united states, nancy davis reagan! >>reporter: the former first lady will lie and repose two days before her funeral on friday and will be buried at the ronald reagan presidential library next to her husband of 52 years. dignitaries from across the country are expected to attend. >> we estimate 1000 people will be here for the ceremony and that is what we are planning for. it will be outdoors, rain or shine. >>reporter: nancy reagan was known as president reagan's fiercest protector and her first campaign was against drug abuse. >> just say no. >>reporter: following the president's ei controversially advocated for stem cell research. from the secretary of state g

. >> i said no, no, one martini. >> you grew up in the bay area. you know this is your future, this is what you want, was there -- >> i did. i did the amador valley high drama department. carol hubby, who was in charge. livermore drama department, she directed me at ten years old in the show. that was my big thing. >> did she say something? >> we were singing an tess ka and a woman at the plant nay in the front row, an older senior citizen passed away in front of me. she said you know how i knew you would be a star? you kept singing. just keep singing the song. what's happening? and she was like nothing fazed you. that was the moment. what a great way to go out, right? being sung to sleep. >> let's talk about today and europe coming show in san francisco on saturday, april 9. let's talk about audience interaction. i saw you say that if you don't look directly in your eyes, you don't get called on. how do you pick -- when i go to a show i am like please don't. i am mortified. how do you choose who you -- >> it's usually the person pointing at the pe

a $100 bottle of wine in san diego, a staff dinner with a $900 tab including french martinis, wine and beer during a work day lunch, just a few of the expenses the investigative unit first uncovered in november, revealing how ron galatolo is spending your tax dollars. >> hi, i'm vicky nguyen with nbc bay area news. did you charge alcohol to the district credit card? >> i'm not quite too sure. >> reporter: he's the chancellor of the community college district and he told us he was both aware and unaware of the district's rules about using public money to buy booze. >> an employee is not authorized to use a procurement card for personal purchases. >> absolutely. and that is true. that is true. >> were you aware of this policy before we showed it to you? >> no, i was not aware of that policy before you showed it to me. >> reporter: we found he charged hundreds of dollars of alcohol to his public credit card during his work meals and trips, even though the policy clearly says that's prohibited. last night the district announced a revision to its procedures which now say when employees dine

what i want to see is mitt romney go home, mitch mcconnell sit there, have a martini in washington and get down to cruz versus trump because then whichever one wins in that scenario, there should be no hard feelings. but the more the establishment jumps in, a, it helps trump, b, if they stiff him at the convention we are going to have a massive blowup. we need to be as carli fiorina, you played that, brings these people in. ted cruz is the guy that can do that, if not donald trump. >> that's interesting. we may have more than a blowup at the convention. this is the stuff of which unsettling divisions become something quite worse, quite ugly. >> absolutely. i think one of the things you may be seeing tonight in kansas and kentucky and in maine is that some strength obviously moving to the cruz camp. i think after the debate the other night, that boondoggle of a debate, people watched that childish activity and said i have to find somebody else to vote for. donald trump and rubio was as bad, cruz was the lesser of the evils and john kasich looked like a saint but he's not getting any tra

a staff dinner with a $900 tab including french martinis and wine. and beer during a work day lunch in san carlos with a trustee. just a few of the expenses the investigative unit first uncovered in november, revealing how ron galatolo is spending your tax dollars. >> vicky with nbc bay area news. how are you? good. did you charge alcohol to the district credit card? >> i'm not quite too sure. >> reporter: he's the chancellor of the san mateo county community college district. and he told us he was both aware and unaware of the district's rules about using public money to buy booze. >> an employee is not authorized to use a procurement card for personal purchases. >> absolutely. and that is true. >> okay. >> were you aware of this policy before i showed it to you? >> no, i was not aware of that policy before you showed it to me. >> reporter: we found he charged hundreds of dollars worth of alcohol to his public credit card during his work meals and trips. even though the procurement card policy clearly says that's prohibited. last night the district

owns a restaurant in rehoboth beach, called the hooked seafood and martini bar. of course what is going on big game so we will not start the show until nova game is over. fit is scheduled to start at 8:00. i said i'm not going on until that game is over. so they can get watch a game there, show will even, we will wait 15 minutes. >> game should be over about 8:30. >> yes. >> ratees. >> big daddy, thanks for coming in. >> appreciate it. >> a six year-old with a lot on her plate the but her trouble aside this easter how she helped over 200 people in need. want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. >>> good morning, welcome back. on this monday morning. you won't believe who was behind a easter dinner who served 200 people in wildwood yesterday. it was a six year-old girl, with autism. dawn says that her daughter a list a came up with the idea after seeing a tamly at the

a staff dinner with a $900 tab including french martinis and wine. beer during a workday lunch in san carlos with a trustee. a few of the expenses investigative first uncovered in november, revealing how ron galatolo may be spending your tax dollars. hi, vicky with nbc bay area news. how are you? did you charge alcohol to the district credit card? >> i'm not quite to sure. >> reporter: chancellor of the san mateo county community college district. he said he was aware and unaware of the district's rules about using public money to buy booze. an employee is not authorized to use the procurement card for personal purchase and then -- >> absolutely. and that is true. >> reporter: okay. were you aware of this policy before we showed it to you? >> no, i was not aware of it before you showed me. >> reporter: we found he charged hundreds of dollars worth of alcohol to his public credit card during his work and trips. the policy clearly says it's prohibited. the district announced a revision to its procedures which say when employees done with business partn

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are at the nih and it is a party thrown by your bosses, one me to at the door with the overfilling martinis and eventually he slips on a table and crushes to the ground and passes out a bathtub. the other boss is seen carrying a lab tech over the shoulder at one point in walking on his hands. these guys are actually your mentors. you came to really admire them. so some people have asked why would you show them that way so early in the book. what were you trying to say there? >> well mary kay remembers that night. we went to this party with all of these -- where the most junior people there. it was a little uncomfortable for us. by the way, tom fry who worked on his hands could walk on his hands better than most people could walk on their feet. he was really an athletic guy. two reasons.most people one is they are very important people. throughout the book i make it clear their contribution was really very important. i thought it was important to describe them the way they were. they worked very hard and they played very hard. and then we have a photo and iyv can show it you look in his eyes

you sit next to me at a cocktail party and you will be asleep before your second martini.on is coming from foreign or domestic investors. nejra: the short answer is both. but if we let the latest data from february, what it shows is that domestic institutional funds accounted for almost half the total market value on malaysian stocks compared with 29% of foreign funds. the country's pension fund has been supporting demand for equities with sure purchases, but the key thing is that this year we have been seeing foreign investors returning. you have another chart there -- two for the price of one -- p showing that foreign funds po ured $1.1 billion into malaysia, topping south korea and southeast asian markets. the report also shows that inflows were this month are at their highest since april 2013. year, whenafter last we saw the biggest outflow for foreign funds since 2008. foreign investors coming back in; the equity market supported already by domestic investors and by the pension fund. that said, investors are concerned about malaysia's stock benchmark. they are concern

one meets at the door with an overflowing martini and eventually sits on a table table and crashes it to the ground and glasses file flying. and he passes on the bathtub. the other boss is seen carrying a lab tech over shoulder at one point. these guys are actually your mentors and you came to admire them. , so some people have asked why would you show them that way so early in the book. what were were you trying to say there? >> what we remember that night because we went to this party and we were the most junior people there, it was a little uncomfortable for us. by the way tom fry who walked on his hands could walk on his hands but are the most people could walk on their feet. he was an athletic guy. for two reasons, one is they are very important people. and throughout the book they make it clear that their contribution was really very important. i thought it was important to describe them the way they were. they worked very worked very hard and they played very hard. we have a photo and also to you and you can look inside and see you looked at them and knew he was in a very inten

one of them is at the door with overflowing martinis and eventually sits at a table and crashes to the ground,classis wine and passes out in the bathtub . the other one of your bosses is seencarrying a laptop over his shoulder. these guys are actually your mentors . you came to admire them . so some people have asked why would you show them that way so early in the book? what were you trying to say there?>> guest: mary kay remembers that night because we went to this party with all these scenes, there was a partner out on the floor before our eyes and we were the most junior people there so it was a little bit uncomfortable and by the way, tom fry who walked on his hands could walk on his hands better than most people could walk on their feet. he was really an athletic guy. two reasons. one is their very important people and they , throughout the book i make it clear that their contribution was really very important and i thought it was important to describe them the way they were. they worked very hard, they played very hard and jay was a very, we have a photo showing jay. you can loo

caroline: not enough martinis. tom: it is like the bar in london. it is a big deal.en a mess for at least a decade. when the donald trump to buy the hotel. that would solve everything. francine: i actually went to see the famous plaza hotel. there you go. the bank of england. jimmy joined by murray. when you look at bank of england today. mark carney has the weakening pound and that is continuing to go downward. there is a lack of confidence because of the referendum june 23. boe today coming out. he is stuck. jimmy: i think the bank of england is in stasis and that is driving the policy choice at the moment. market expectations and interest rate, they are not expecting a hike until 2020. the thing to remember is that that includes the possibility of -- as soon as that shifts and we get past the event, things will look different. the economic outlook is not that great, right? economic outlook is slightly weaker than possibly than earlier in the year. there is not a lot of news. we are seeing a slight slowing, as you would expect, until the economy reaches its potenti

>> bert and marilyn were drinking martinis at the aumont. bert got marilyn's top off and i directed john into that moment. he took the top off and red roses overnd this talks about the history pain much in their lives. it was the toughest shot to do children in the shot. very difficult to direct three children to stay still for as long as we need them to stay still. john was brilliant. >>ograph. the last is earnest hemingway. >> toward the end of his was being gafed photographed. photographed. he can far away eyes and i needed to cover that one. >> you came up with this wile you were stage iv cancer. you are now cancer-free? >> i am. >> so good to hear. >> the images are wonderful and made you rethink photography but but smile when you look at these. >> thank you very much. >> up next, we take a walk and what a walk. sarah walks from siberia to australia, 10,000 ook her a thousand days and nearly three years across some of the world's most remote and spectacular countrg: the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well,

i think any actor wants to work with martiny. i think every actor wants to have the opportunity to be able to call him marty! >> yeah, i'm like, marty! >> how long before you get to call him that? >> i jumped right in. nice to meet you, marty! i hope that is okay. >> and does he ride with it? >> yeah. comfortable. that is his main goal take away any intimidation. >> everybody is talking about you the repeat interview you had with howard and your role that you auditioned for it but didn't get it. >> yeah. >> they told you were, too, sophisticated. >> to be fair, it should be the director's choice and, of course, i respect marty's choice in casting which he put me in "vinyl." which was the audition for wolfe. trust the process and do your best. interviews might end up and you might end with a better job. sophisticated really means old. you learn this stuff. >> how old are you? >> i'm 32. i was younger then but still so sophisticated. >> i used to be told we don't think he fits -- that he is right for this world. which usually means