apple computer officially unveiled its new mcintosh. >> i'll let my mcintosh speak for itself. >> hello. >> the introduction to mac was an event. steve jobs really did think of the mac as a thing that would change the world. >> apple is betting $100 million and admittedly, its future to make inroads against ibm. >> apple felt like a rock band. they had the same kind of spirit. they seemed to be going up against the man in ibm. >> it is aimed at a largely untapped market of managers, professionals and students. may make up about 75% of the white collar workforce. less than 5% now use computers, mostly because of their complexity. mcintosh is designed for simplicity. using a palm-sized unit called a mouse. >> it was the first time that a machine was personal, it was simple, it was friendly. >> it took the computer out of the exclusive domain of geeks and nerds and people who had memorized the commands and put it on the desk of everybody. untrained, nontechnical people. >> stores around the country put them on sale today, and analyst say it's a good bet that mcintosh could soon be the bigg

. >> jess mcintosh was al franken's spokesperson from 2007 to 2010 on the first campaign and then in the senate office. when she left, franken called her among my most trusted advisers. she was a senior advisor in the hillary clinton presidential campaign. you and i have been talking a lot through this whole thing. what was your reaction today? >> i founding it interesting to watch other people's reactions because i'm watching people who i know agree with each other on 100% of everything be diametrically opposed except for the fact that this is sad. i come from a different perspective, obviously. i've known al for more than a decade. i have spent more time with him than most of my blood relatives. he's my friend. i'm proud of the work that we did together. i'm proud of the work he did in the senate. and i think he did the right thing. >> you do? >> i do. he listened to women. >> why? >> he listens to women. and that's what has to happen in this moment right now. even if it doesn't feel comfortable. i think that was the right thing to do. i was really heartened that he just assumed in

jose mcintosh. thank you for being here. roy moore is dividing republicans.'s still in the running in alabama. >> yeah. absolutely. i think this is going to have reverberationed long after next tuesday, regardless of whether he wins or loses on tuesday. we're seeing the exposure of hypocrisy happening in the republican party. mitch mcconnell had the gall to call on al franken to resign. your part is rooting for a pedophile. they've lost the moral high ground of any fight that they could possibly want to wage at this point. and they seem to be unaware that that is going to cost them with either their own base or the moderates that they tend to rely on. especially in off years. i don't understand what this strategy could possibly be for them but i feel like it will turn off those voters that were already squishy about the fact that the president is an admitted sexual predator and now they have to deal with a pedophile on top of that. >> and steve bannon digging in here. there isn't any note of any attempt to say, well, there is legitimacy. there is legitimacy w

and jess mcintosh is teasing something i'll talk about at the end of the show. more people did vote for the woman than the man. more people did vote for the democrat. which is a huge statement about america. so take us home, as we would say in a concert from our final point here from jess to you. that donald trump has lost to women. he lost in a big way in the popular vote. and in a way, i think the argument is, yes, doug jones happens to be a white man with a good record on civil rights, prosecuting kkk. so the identity politics aren't just about what you look like. maybe they're about what you stand for. >> absolutely. it is not about what you look like. and i think it is important to remember that. the resistance is powered by female anger and painful donald trump did lose to nhl hillary in the popular vote last year. he got elected. he is in the white house despite 16, maybe now 18 women with credible sexual harassment or assault claims against him. that was really intolerable for a lot of us. that's what you're seeing now. my favorite, i'll sad for my white

. >>> a deadly officer shov shoot have dominated the headline. 19 years old rashad mcintosh.aching out to get many questions. we investigate in this case called "beneath the skin." why is this particular case is controversial? >> there was no controversies when we started looking at this case. it was closed by the organization that used to investigate officers involved shootings in chicago. the attorney's office did not plan to file any criminal charges at all. the reason why we got involved is because this mother called me up and said that there were graphic, graphic photographs of her son post mortam. she was hoping that we would look into this case and here we are more than a year later. where the story started is not where it ends. we started looking at the path pathology in the cuts of his body and we ended up looking in a three part series called "beneath the skin." take a quick look and a glance of what we did. >> i got a phone call from a woman who asked me to investigate the story. this happens all the time where i work. >> good morning, this is rosa flores from cnn.

>> a yuppy is a person who owns a mcintosh and drinks white wine and that's me. having a great time here. >> a 29-year-old is making a million dollars a year, expecting to make $1.5 million next year and $2 million the year after that. >> for this generation, business is hip. capitalism is no sin, it's in. is money the number one goal? >> yes. ♪ all of the fun is waiting for you at the castle ♪ ♪ trump's castle >> in a world where mere millionaires are a dime a dozen, there's a new billionaire in town. he's made his money mainly from manhattan real estate. >> he puts his name on almost everything he builds. he says it's a symbol of quality. but others say it's part of the hype. >> donald trump is the brand, and he is the symbol of a new swashbuckling approach to commerce and conspicuous consumption. >> we definitely do have people who have become celebrities just from being rich. i'll take the trumps as an example. their celebrity is generally that they are rich. >> donald trump has ventured into gambling and professional football and says he could negotiate a nu

joining me now is tara, jess mcintosh and cornell belcher. jess, you worked for senator franken for a number of years. >> for four years, that first campaign, which lasted over three years. and then in the senate for a year. >> do you think he was thrown under the bus? >> i think he made the right decision, i think he had to listen to his female democratic colleagues. i think this is sad. democrats are losing an important powerful voice in senator franken. i think that he did the right thing for the moment that we are in. i think listening to his speech, he wanted to make sure we had this cultural conversation about this important issue. i think that we'll be debating a long time whether or not it was fair to him. but i want to make sure the democratic party makes this count. if we are going to set this principle and we are going to lose this one, we need to make sure that the people who we support to fill these seats are strong, progressive women. we need to make sure we have more women in leadership this is not just about taking on guys. we

rushing to pre-pay property taxes before the gop tax bill to january 1st, i want to bring in david mcintoshn this? >> i am glad people are prepaying their homes. the issue on the charitable, the studies the classic liberal elite cynical view of the american people. people give to charity out of the goodness of their hearts, they tie it to the church, gives to the boy scouts, little league, because they want to see their communities better and help other people. it is bad economics, the big driver is how much disposable income they have and this will increase that for every middle-class family in america. i predict it will go up. charles: i have always been offended the complaints about america and american generosity have always been so displaced in my mind and disingenuous, not just the money but the technology that we have shared with the world, blood, sweat and toil of our military men and women who've died for freedom around the world, it is so amazing of the amount we have given to this world over and over again only to get smacked in the face and told we are not generous enough. >> it