. >> let's go back to your now wife mary kay. when did she yes to a date and when did you get married? >> she said yes to a date my junior year in high school and it was a one off deal because she had a boyfriend. i don't want to get into this kind of romantic detail. i'm not sure it was important at all. i was successful once my junior year in landing a date. beyond that, it was a hard fought battle all the way to when i think i was 21 or 22 years of age and we ultimately married in 1983, in november of 1913 and we have been married ever since, seven kids to show for it, two of whom are adopted. >> walk through that process, adopting overseas, why did you do it? >> well, i had lived four times in asia, three of them with mary kay. i think it really started in the 1980's when mary kay and i were living, building a joint venture factory in taiwan in the 1980's and she would volunteer at a catholic church orphanage in our neighborhood. i remember her coming home one day saying we have got to bring one of these kids into our family.

. >> let's go back to your now wife mary kay. when did she yes to a date and when did you get married? >> she said yes to a date my junior year in high school and it was a one off deal because she had a boyfriend. i don't want to get into this kind of romantic detail. i'm not sure it was important at all. i was successful once my junior year in landing a date. beyond that, it was a hard fought battle all the way to when i think i was 21 or 22 years of age and we ultimately married in 1983, in november of 1913 and we have been married ever since, seven kids to show for it, two of whom are adopted. >> walk through that process, adopting overseas, why did you do it? >> well, i had lived four times in asia, three of them with mary kay. i think it really started in the 1980's when mary kay and i were living, building a joint venture factory in taiwan in the 1980's and she would volunteer at a catholic church orphanage in our neighborhood. i remember her coming home one day saying we have got to bring one of these kids into our family.

>> i have lived of all your time in asia, three of them with mary kay. i think it really started in the 1980's when she and i were living, building a joint venture factory in taiwan in the 1980's. she would volunteer at a catholic church orphanage in our neighborhood. i remember her coming home one day saying that we have to bring one of these kids into our family, they have no life, no, no future, there's a need. selfishly, i would say, we have our own kids, let's make sure they are raised to be productive members of society and maybe we can revisit the whole idea of adopting someone. i never thought that i would be the father of adopted children. it just never crossed my mind early in life. now i would not have it any other way. we revisited battle fought many years later in the 1990's -- we revisited that thought. we decided that we had a little more love to give after out five biological children. it is hard to describe beyond words what i mean when i say that we had a little more love to give. you just know it at the time. we started the paperwork,

marissa is here with her mom mary kay and dad richard.erything you have been through you weee the one who held the family it was you after all that. >> well, i think that's very sweet. i don't know that i felt like that all the time though. >> you're a woman of great faith. you had to have gone through trying times questioning why something like this would happen to you. >> i did. i didn't ask why it happen. i knew it had. i know that adversity happens tt people of faith, people of no faith, people of some faith. but i cling to the promises i find in scripture and god isok described as our refuge and our source of strength. he's an ever-present help in times of trouble. we will have trouble. and yet t says there that even when the mountains fall into the sea, and that's what it felt like. >> marissa, it's so inspiring to be so close o her. explain what the special trait is about your mom that makes her this way. >> she's just so positive all the time. and just motivational. >> mm-hmm. i just loo1& up to her so much. she's my hero. >> rich

i'm joined by his extremely glamorous wife of 29 years shlgs mary kay. when did you first meet jon?refulment. >> met him in high school. i grew up in florida. he grew up in california. we met shortly thereafter in high school and i was a sally girl in a restaurant. he was a dishwasher. you know, i fell in love with a rock'n'roll guy. >> did you think you were marrying the next fred i mercury. >> i thought it would be a rock band or bus. he still has that in him today. i laugh when anyone says boring. i think he's probably the most colorful guy i know. rock'n'roll, motocross, harley. >> harley? you ride harleys? >> 40-year ride. >> you ride harley davidsons, i'm told you play jazz piano. why should he be president? >> because i think he's the greaters he's leader out there. he's been there and done that and taken a state to number one right there. i think that the confidence is there. i think people would have a confidence, they'd know we are in good hands from day one with jon at the helm. >> it is an impressive record. in simple terms, easy to understand terms, how would you get am

. >> stella and dot is like mary kay or tupperware. stylists sell jewelry out of their own homes or at parties. its founder, jessica heron, said the company's purpose is to give women freedom to work part-time. a nice side benefit is the company is practically printing money. >> and the award goes to -- jessica heron, stella&dot. >> ernst & young named her one of the entrepreneurs of the year, one of the most prestigious awards in business. >> this award goes to the 20,000 entrepreneurs. >> jessica, ceo of stella&dot recently sank $37 million in the company, 10%. easy math that makes the company worth $370 million. joined by lois and sarah lacey of tech crunch. so, first company 90 million. second company worth 370 million. two for two, have you ever failed? >> well, i think that any success is actually just a stream of failures strung together and you just keep going. >> what sold for $90 million. >> a company i co-founded out of business school. it was sold to the knot. >> the one you sold out of business school. >> well, i founded i

. >> also coming up, you guys, mary kay and the avon lady have a little competition.e making money at home by firing up your grill. the mancave party is what it's called. you'll love this one. >> from the mancave to a camel, yeah. take a look. there he -- well, he or she is. >> i'll be climbing aboard that sucker in a couple of minutes. >> could be. >>e have no idea. ♪ born to be wild >> yeah. i think i may -- >> i think -- >> you're worse than i am. >> the exclusive announcement on "dancing with the stars," everyone, ready. hear it right now for the first time and the first pairing we have david arquette, you saw him on the show yesterday, he is going to be with kym johnson who was paired with hines ward this past seasonon >> talk show host ricki lake will be dancing with three-time champ derek hough. lucky. lucky. >> nancy grace, tv host and journalist is dancing with tristan mcmanus, ladies and gentlemen, making his "dancing with the stars" debut as one of our pros. he looks good. >> activist paired with lacey schwimmer. back for her fifth season. >> hope solo will

her back was to us, a said, mom, mary kay said it dad. chris -- said dad put his hands down her pants. to finally turned to me and said, how could you ever think that your father would do something like that? i remember feeling such guilt, like, wow, what an incredibly horrible boulder in to think something about that. i should have known that my mother's reaction was typical of over 80% of families dealing with these issues. since then she has become the biggest supporter. it took me years to get through the process of grieving. how did i turn that into a message of courage and light? one thing never left my mind in the long process of healing. i refuse to have my life be defined by what happened to me. a one of my life to be about how to survive in rose above those events. in other words, each of us can turn a lemon into lemonade. but iran, those actions of those i love it devastated me. i felt incredibly alone. little did i know how many people were having similar experiences to mind. my personal views may be the victim of the disease

i'm joined by his extremely glamorous wife of 29 years, mary kay.t him. >> careful. >> i met him in high school. i grew up in florida, he grew up in california. i was a sally girl in a restaurant, he was a dish washer, and i fell in love with a rock and roll guy. what can i say. >> did you think you were marrying the next freddy mercury. >> oh, yeah. >> he still has that in him today. he is probably the most colorful guy i know. rock and roll, motocross, harley, he -- >> harley? you ride a harley? you ride harley-davidsons, wanted to be a rock star. why should he be president? >> he's been there, done that, and taken a state to number one right there. i think that the confidence is there. and i think people would have a confidence, know we're in good hands from day one with jon at the helm. >> in simple terms, how would you get america back to work? what is your great master plan? >> the principles are the same, whether in utah or on a national basis. we've got to make ourselves a safe haven for the attraction of brain power and the aggregation of c

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>> well, mary kay ash said you can't chase two rabbits at the same time and catch either one. it is a truth and a great visual. so many people get excited about being their own boss and about making money, they say, i'm going to try a little bit of this and a little bit of that and i'll start this company or this product line and then also do this on the side and they dabble. and just like working for two networks might be an extreme challenge for you if you wanted to move up the ladder, it is an extreme challenge for most people to try to grow two things simultaneously if they're not in a position of profit already. >> and when you say, you know, you don't want to chase dollars in large part that may be an incentive to start your own business. perhaps you're one of the many millions of people who can't find a job. you want to start your own business, you need to make money in order to get food on the table. what do you mean, don't chase the dollars? >> well, i think another common mistake and the reason people don't succeed in their own business is they're chasing only the mo

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beginning with mary kay letourneau, adult women preying on underage boys. >> this isn't a victimlessink this is really a double-standard. i think that the boys are ready to have sex with their hot baby-sitters doesn't really take into account the sensitivities of a young boy. >> reporter: summer nelson was charged after having sex with a 14-year-old in idaho. she was 28 years old at the time and baby-sitting the boy she claimed to be in love with. >> it's very difficult for a 14-year-old boy to make decisions about sex. and the decisions shouldn't be imposed on him by somebody who is significantly older. >> reporter: the bouchard family declined to comment. so did her attorney. now, she's been released after posting a $1$100 bond. and will be due back in court next week. >> have a good weekend. >>> time, now, for the weather. sam champion is back out there with all the nicki minaj fans. i got to tell you, thank you for the weather. a nice little break going on this morning, sam. >> a very good break here in the northern half of the country does, as well. take a look first at the fant

. >> you are not mary kay. >> mary kate. last time i saw you when you came. >> that was fun. are you from michigan? >> now, i just went to school there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> could i have the cover signed? i want to display it. i'm glad you took the suggestion. it's a beautiful cover. >> yes, how about that? >> of these taking her picture khomeini to face the camera. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. here's her copy. >> hello. [inaudible] >> and he looked familiar. excellent. is this for you? >> elizabeth. >> what are you doing now, elizabeth? >> i started college. >> great, don't go to law school. >> hi, i'm christina. >> hi, christina. >> i want to say i graduated from college in your book taught me more than any professor. thank you. >> it's actually for my data for father's day. >> i have a lot of fans. >> okay. nice to meet you. >> hi, i'm sir. it's for father's day. he's a big fan. >> where you from? >> i'm proud maryland originally. we have a growing tea party movement, though. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> do you want this for you? >

. >> you are not mary kay. >> mary kate. last time i saw you when you came. >> that was fun. are you from michigan? >> now, i just went to school there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> could i have the cover signed? i want to display it. i'm glad you took the suggestion. it's a beautiful cover. >> yes, how about that? >> of these taking her picture khomeini to face the camera. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. here's her copy. >> hello. [inaudible] >> and he looked familiar. excellent. is this for you? >> elizabeth. >> what are you doing now, elizabeth? >> i started college. >> great, don't go to law school. >> hi, i'm christina. >> hi, christina. >> i want to say i graduated from college in your book taught me more than any professor. thank you. >> it's actually for my data for father's day. >> i have a lot of fans. >> okay. nice to meet you. >> hi, i'm sir. it's for father's day. he's a big fan. >> where you from? >> i'm proud maryland originally. we have a growing tea party movement, though. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> do you want this for you? >

. >> you are not mary kay. >> mary kate. last time i saw you when you came. >> that was fun. are you from michigan? >> now, i just went to school there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> could i have the cover signed? i want to display it. i'm glad you took the suggestion. it's a beautiful cover. >> yes, how about that? >> of these taking her picture khomeini to face the camera. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. here's her copy. >> hello. [inaudible] >> and he looked familiar. excellent. is this for you? >> elizabeth. >> what are you doing now, elizabeth? >> i started college. >> great, don't go to law school. >> hi, i'm christina. >> hi, christina. >> i want to say i graduated from college in your book taught me more than any professor. thank you. >> it's actually for my data for father's day. >> i have a lot of fans. >> okay. nice to meet you. >> hi, i'm sir. it's for father's day. he's a big fan. >> where you from? >> i'm proud maryland originally. we have a growing tea party movement, though. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> do you want this for you? >

gobernador de nueva york podrÍa abrir una clínica comunitaria que brinde servicios a clientes de mary kayarticiparÁ en carolina del sur. esperan con ansias, sino precisamente para apoyar al mandatario. >> hemos visto cortos , no hemos visto desde la segunda guerra mundial. >> quejas es un modelo a seguir. de postularse la buena economÍa serÁ la mejor carta de presentaciÓn. espera una batalla campal para los favoritos, entre ellos el gobernador de massachusetts y otros candidatos, entre los cuales estÁ la congresista por minnesota. >> es mÁs a la derecha, lo que le costarÍa mÁs ganar los votos de los votantes moderados. >> aun cuando se imaginan en el texano 18 en ocupar la casa blanca, varias encuestas apuntan que ponen al gobernador del estado de texas frente al favorito, sÓlo con los miembros del activismo revolucionario. sigue latente desde su apoyo religioso, y los crÍticos tampoco apoyan al actual presidente. >> tienen los mismos intereses que controla el presidente obama. >> san antonio texas. >> aparece plenamente por encima de la consentida del partido revolucionario. >> se muestr

huntsman's wife, mary kay was not mormon.mormon, partly emissco pal tradition. it's a different faith than mormonism. >> huntsman's reaction to piers morgan question was very telling about the way he feels about mitt romney. gene, where do we net out on this? is it a romney or perry party come november of 2012? >> it's looking like a perry party. maybe it will come to its senses, but i think jacob is absolutely right. it's good for the democrats if the republicans nominate one of these candidates far to the right because they can't get back to the center. >> eugene robinson, thanks for being with us. jacob weisberg, your piece in the new issue of "vogue." >>> coming up next the white house sends joe biden on an overseas trip. show you how he spends his time. watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. [ whistle blows ] oh! [ baby crying ] ben harper: ♪ what started as a whisper every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. ♪ slowly turned into a scream ♪ there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty

high school in 1972 my buddies got draft notices to vietnam and i got invitation to go to work for mary kaycosmetics. so nickname could come in handy. ol' richard like southern boy, like richard milhous nixon his nickname is dick. he is dictator. he happens to be fireman. he is authoritarian, a ruler tyrant, autocrat, despot, warlord and oppressor. has to have his things his way. never open to new ideas. if things don't go his way he take his ball and go home. you can't be dictator and be effective in disaster management. dictator was at louisiana state fair in shreveport, louisiana. you see them couples, you think my god where did they find each other and they got kids. dictator he got married. he married this woman and her name is hesi she is hesitate tore. she is pretty thing. put her lipstick on for this picture. she is procrastinator. she always gets left behind. life pass her buy. she misses out of greatest joyce this life. because she is hesitate. you see what direction i'm going with these taters? little agi. she is ag i have i-tater you can't be dick-tater, hezi-tateter or agie-tat

the winner is mary kay dyer, she's on the phone with her daughter, melissa, who wrote in with us. >> ner? >> no, actually your producer was very kind and gracious and told us a few days ago. so i could pack appropriately. >> that's right. because you have a little more trouble traveling these days, don't you? >> it just takes a little bit more time. >> mary was in a car accident, a devastating car accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down. she went through rehab with the most unbelievely positive attitude. she works full time as a children's pastor and says that she now says the blessing of this is that she says i can be eye-level now with the kids. so talk about seeing the glass half-full. so she plays wheelchair tennis, hoda-woman. drives her own hand-controlled van. and i was so moved by her, the letter, it was beautifully, beautifully written. so we have a trip in store to new york for you ladies. >> we can't wait to see you. >> and we'll see you on thursday. >> we're so excited! >> awesome, thanks so much for writing in, marissa. >> thank you, we can't wait to meet you