lemonis: i'd like to know where michael woods went. ause it's a chance for them not only to launch their new brand and their new look, but talk to salon owners from throughout the east coast. i'm very nervous. i don't even know if the packaging's gonna be right. oh, this is nice. ♪ how are you, sir? michael: hey, looking sweet. lemonis: how are you? michael: looking sweet. woman: do you like it? lemonis: yeah, i love it. woman: good. lemonis: where's the product? michael: let's go. lemonis: i'm excited. michael: all right, all right. lemonis: honestly, it looks... ramona: amazing. lemonis: ...amazing. it looks amazing. let's go have some fun. michael: that's it. lemonis: wow. this place is beautiful. michael: ladies and gentlemen, we thank you all for coming out for our launch party. and we're about to set it off here in charlotte, north carolina. [ cheers and applause ] lemonis: oh, my gosh! look at that hair. this runway walk was done to not only excite the salon owners that were at the show, but to show people these are the types of

mudslides again, a strong day, michael woods is past, the yellow jersey, apparently we are not goinghim, he still is ahead by 1:11. >> conditions look better than yesterday. >> mudslides are not good for cycling. >> all right, thanks for joining us. >>> the fox 2 weather app is like a friend . it tells the truth even if it is not what you want to hear. i hope tad likes salmon. it's a bit of a risk serving fish to a first-time diner at dunphy's. maybe i should marinate a steak for backup. i think someone has a man crush. first of all, i would never date a potential client. that's "first of all"? secondly, i really need this to go well so he makes me his realtor. this guy's flipping properties like they're extras in a kung fu movie. so you're just kissing up to this guy for his money? not just. i really like him. he travels the world doing charity work, rock climbs, flies planes... how does he have time to do all that? got divorced, and his whole life opened up. guy's living the dream. his dream. not my dream. i'm living my dream. you're my dream. you can stop. recently, haley got a li

next to nicole is michael woods, an associate professor of history in huntington, west virginia. further to the left is rachel sherman, recently named director of the georgetown -- george and ann richards civil war center at penn state university. we will welcome rachel back to our neighborhood. let's get on with it. i want to open the discussion by saying that from my perception, the buzzwords that deal with the 1850's that were in the conversation when i was going to school seem to be of less interest today to scholars than they once were. what i mean by that is words like republicanism or civil war inevitability and issues that have to do with individual events. it seems that reading the books, things like mentalities, words like honor, concepts like emotions seem to be more in the currency. i am curious to start this panel by asking if our anelists would pick up on what is in their ears in terms of the concepts and the ideals that are most interesting about the 1850's? i will throw it out to you. nicole: do we have to go in order? michael b.: no, anybody can jump in. nicole:

on the back page of another paper, finger licking michael wood. —— finger licking michael wood. —— finger a done deal. likely to be announced today. he won't have much budget. the final one is wet, i apologise. a mixed doubles, he will partner serena williams. judy murray, andy's mum, says it is the perfect match but she says the top tips for him is to keep the lady happy. that's what it is all about in mixed doubles, she says. that is tomorrow to look forward to. she said it is a bit like dating but we will hear more from judy later 0n brea kfast will hear more from judy later 0n breakfast but the question today is where is andy going to be playing the men's doubles. so much excitement. we will keep our ears and eyes peeled to find out first for you on breakfast. mike, there was obviously the agony after the england game, obviously awful. but good news in the papers today because we didn't know the viewing figures. 11.7 million tuning m, viewing figures. 11.7 million tuning in, a peak share of 50.8% of the audience. breaking new records in reaching a new watermark for english football. i

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crazy betting game wh he plays golf and then he also dropped in, "and i was playing with tiger woods and michael wasn't quite as cool as my >> seth: no. i will say, i bet sam jackson didn't feel even a little bit bad about making you feel as though you were less cool than him. >> he loves it >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] jake gyllenhaal on thilmh >> yes, i did. [ cheers and applause >> seth: and how was that? he's a great guyhi we're fans ohere >> it was interesting because -- [ laughter ] that was hilarious [ laughter ] no, it w interesting, because i have always been such a big fan of his work. and i really, really looked up to him and when i found out that he wav cast, i was quite s about the idea of working with him and then, he came to set for his first day of shooting, and what marvel do sometimes is they will completely change the lines overnight.et >> gotcha. >> so you walk in on monday morning, and all of a sudden, you have a three-page monologue about inteimensional rifts and all these kindf crazy stuff. >> seth: sure, right very important plot thbegs that might not uper natural coming o

nike, which for years was symbolized by tiger woods and michael jordan is now viewed as a colin kaepernicking for the anthem type of company. that's where we are right now. >> quick to criticize the president on this, i think, is stating the obvious political analysis of this, saying donald trump has reaped enormous political benefits from the ill-judged fashion among nfl players to kneel during the national anthem. if the president wins re-election, perhaps he should write a thank you note to colin kaepernick and nike. >> culture wars are the currency of this presidency. that clip with mcconnell, he knows how to read a moment, has a base to galvanize. he's up for re-election. 's very comfortable with this and so is the president. and many of his party members are following suit. >> thank you for watching "inside politics." brianna keilar is starting right no now. >> i'm brianna keilar live from cnn headquarters. squaller conditions and severe overcrowding inside migrant facilities with a senior manager calling the situation a ticking time bomb. more than $2 million meant to improve the na

woods teed off. he is not doing much better. no, he is really struggling as well, but like rory michael roy earlier today, commanding a huge crowdround the galleries, absolutely packed out all along the course to watch tiger woods, one of the great icons of modern sport. of course, a resurgence of some sort over recent months. he has been getting up at one o'clock in the morning we are told to get his body clock accustomed to the time here in northern ireland but it has not done him much good. he is 6/312. he went off all right but he has struggled in the rain and the wind over the last hour or so. he is one of the late starters so he is still on course. the crowds still following him as they make their weary way back to the 18th hole with him but it hasn't gone the way he would have hoped today. shall we talk about someone who has had a good day on this course then. irishman shane lowry has been the clubhouse leader with four underfor lowry has been the clubhouse leader with four under for most of the day but he has been challenged. yes, let's talk about something positive. shane lowry of course many people here are big fans of

betsy wood rough, politics reporter for the daily beast and michael steinberger with the new york timess lackluster performance as you know in that first debate. it didn't really hurt him in the polls, but can we expect him to come on the attack on wednesday? >> you know, i think he'll certainly defend his record better, he's got a tough assignment ahead of him, he has to defend a 40 year record, he has to spell out a decision for the future. people don't want to hear necessarily about your senate record, senate colleagues you work with, unless it's ted kennedy. spell out a vision for the future, and talk about how you are the best person to carry on the accomplishments of the obama administration, which is still popular among democratic voters. the challenge for him is, how to debate a formidable female opponent like kamala harris, this is a challenge that barack obama had in '07 and '08, and trump had. democratic voters are particularly very sensitive to men looking like their bullying, looking like they're man explaining. >> let me get betsy in on all of this, we've shown you the fox

wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee >>> unredacted search warrants from the southern district of new york's case under michael were made public today and they tied donald trump to the illegal hush money scheme that continue until the final weeks of the 2016 presidential skpan. "the washington post" writes -- a newly unsealed court document shows then-candidate donald trump communicated repeatedly with his lawyer michael cohen to keep quiet that trump had previously had an affair with an adult film actress. they render trump's original defenses and denials false. dene >> and today's trump's involvement, which is no longer in question, as the search warrants show for the very first time. the day after the "access hollywood" tape came out there were a flurry of phone calls between trump, hope hicks and michael cohen, as well as cohen and ami executives, who owns the "national enquirer." all of which he spoke with trump for nearly eight minutes. joining us former prosecutor and msnbc political analyst paul butler. paul butler, the significance of these documents in your opinion? >> they show the level of trump's

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