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mindy, let me start with you up. this got a fair amount of ink and then it settled and jeffrey epstein returned to society and was hobnobbing with all the people he was hobnobbing with. your paper has undertaken an incredible investigation over the past year that seems to be related to this point. what did your reporters discover and how does it relate to the last 48 hours? >> thank you. you know, first of all, i think it has everything -- it has a lot to do with the work that julie brown has done over the past year. it started, quite frankly, as she got interested in human trafficking after doing a story about the florida prison system, particularly women's -- the women's prison system. as she started to do some background checking on human trafficking, jeffrey epstein's name kept coming up. then alexander acosta was nominated to be in trump's cabinet, and, quite frankly, when julie saw the kid glove treatment that he got during that process, we decided that, you know, she needed to take a closer look at that case.

it's that this is finally a time for the women to see justice done. >> mindy and jamie, thank you bothery much. >> thank you. >>> coming up here, they are the champions again. so will they be paid like it? and will they go to the white house? >>> plus, starbucks forced to apologize again. six police officers were asked to leave a store. what their chief is asking for today. hi walter. join us for a walk? i'd love to, but my legs and feet are so tired and achy. walter, you need revitive ! it's the circulation booster! it really got me moving. i use my revitive every day! to relieve my aching legs and feet. it's so easy.... drug free.... and its electrical muscle stimulation really improves the circulation in my legs. i'm back walking this guy everywhere. check it out online. revitive ... fda cleared... clinically tested. only revitive relieves aches and pains, increases oxygen rich blood, and strengthens leg muscles. we've gotta do this. don't suffer any longer! order revitive medic with a 60 day money back guarantee. with free shipping and free returns. someone got revitive. order now

mindy, thank you for joining us. and thank you to you and your team for the work that brought this out into the public. can you explain to me being from that area what drove the miami herald to say this was a case that had been adjudicated in the opinion of many adjudicated poorly because of the deal that was made. how did this become a news story for you? >> well, really in all ten assy of julie brown. and as a result of that reporting she was -- she became interested in the element of human trafficking which really touched so many of those women. then she astarted to do some research on that topic. jeffrey epstein kept popping up. and then at the same time alexander was named to president trump's cabinet, was nominated to the cabinet. so we initially did write a story about this case, which, you know, had been widely covered, quite frankly, by many people at the time. but julie made a really great pitch, which she came to me and said i want to do this story. and what can we bring that's new to the table. she said,

thanks to mindy kaling we are getting a revamped version of "four weddings and a funeral." >> it's terrifying. it's a completely new world. but if you like the spirit of the movie i think you'll really lick this mini series. >> please respect my decision. >> and oh, and many you love "game of thrones" you'll love seeing ka lease si's bff nathalie emmanuel in the lead role. @was on it in london for all the fun. >> she like this is guy who's married. she's heart broken and has to figure out her life zblm then natalie falls for this guy. only problem? he's her best friend's boyfriend. >> she calls him ryan gosling dip in the caramel. >> what? no. >> you also said superhot. >> i did not. >> that's very nice. >> andie makes the cameo. she plays the mom. could we see hugh as well? >>. >> no one asked many a. >> would you do it? >> um, maybe not. >> i don't believe travel consideration provided by -- >>> listen, i don't want to have fun and run, but we are out of time for tonight's "e.t." >> don't wore, we'll have another very fun show for you tomorrow. >> yeah, here's a look at it. >>> tomorrow on

thanks to mindy kaling we are getting a revamped version of "four weddings and a funeral." >> it's newe the spirit of the movie i think you'll really lick this mini series. >> please respect my decision. >> and oh, and many you love "game of thrones" you'll love seeing ka lease si's bff nathalie emmanuel in the lead role. @was on it in london for all the fun. >> she like this is guy who's married. she's heart broken and has to figure out her life zblm then natalie falls for this guy. only problem? he's her best friend's boyfriend. >> she calls him ryan gosling dip in the caramel. >> what? no. >> you also said superhot. >> i did not. >> that's very nice. >> andie makes the cameo. shecould we see hugh a. >> would you do it? >> um, maybe not. >> i don't believemuch of >>like 200 bucks away so the river coal we lived i think around the malibu or. helicopter to practice is engaged in plea try to do that too for a minute i think said is like manna actually don't have enough to do this. alright, so are within a day so yesterday grant with data was turner sports saying that they're ending the

one even described death threats. >> i'd see what happened to jessica leads and mindy. i had seen it. vehement denials and how dare they come forward. >> reporter: the question these women are grappling with, what does justice or accountability look like? >> it's a totally false accusation -- >> reporter: when the accused is the most powerful man in the world. >> oh, total jail time. total jail time for rest of his life. absolutely. for him to lose the election in 2020. >> i would like him to say i'm sorry, i'm sorry for making you uncomfortable, i'm sorry for disrespecting you or hurting you. >> reporter: some worry they will be entirely left behind by the me too movement. >> we are the forgotten ones. i feel like we have been brushed aside and forgotten about. >> reporter: trump's latest accuser says she is more hopeful. >> there is a way. i know there's a way. women are angry. >> president trump is teaming one kanye and kim kardashian west again. this time to free a rapper from a jail in sweden. why is the president getting involved now? >> and can he really do anyth

and amanda and you go to mindy and amanda and they say these two other girls brought me. he was doing this, two, three, four times a day girls were coming in and out of his mansion. >> two or three or four times a day? >> yeah. >> different girls? >> yes. yes. >> and secretary acosta's office, i understand they had drafted an indictment against epstein. it was never filed. is it -- why was that? do we know? >> well, you know, he hired the best lawyers that someone of his means can hire and he was very shrewd about it. he hired lawyers that were politically connected. you know, mr. acosta was an alumni of the kirkland ellis law firm and epstein's attorney with the law firm and kenneth star was with the law firm. some of the other lawyers were former u.s. prosecutors in the miami office so they knew, you know, who -- they knew acosta. it was for the most part a boys' club of lawyers. >> julie, if you could, stay with us. i want to bring in kia roberts, the former senior assistant district attorney in kings county in brooklyn new york and paul who served as prosecutor in the

one even described death threats. >> i seen what happened to jessica leads and mindy and hi seen it.ow dare they. >> reporter: what does justice or accountable look like. >> it is a totally false accusation. >> reporter: when the accused is the most powerful pl-- powerful man in the world. >> total jail time for the rest of his life. absolutely. for him to lose the election in 2020 -- >> i'd like to say i'm sorry for making you uncomfortable and disrespecting you or hurting you in any way. >> reporter: some worry they will be entirely left behind by the me-too movement. >> we are the forgotten ones. i feel like we have been brushed aside and forgotten about. >> reporter: but trump's latest accuser said she is more hopeful. >> there is a way. i know there is a way. because women are angry. >> reporter: now all three of the women have such different stories that they all have a number of things in common. they all say they remember exactly what they were wearing at the time of the alleged assault. none of them went to the police. and, jake, all three women telling me they would love to

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robert: i did an interview with mindy kaling not that long ago and she was talking about how the-- theselike netflix and hulu and all these other things, they've really opened up things for the asian american community. i remember my son mason, a long time ago, he used to only watch youtube and i was always curious on why that was. it was because there really wasn't like another forum or venue for asian american kind of products and things like that. netflix, does that offer a lot more opportunity or, at least, it seems like it does. does it? randall: well, yeah, i think so. i think for us it was kind of a bit of a no-brainer to go to netflix because, ultimately, we wanted our movie to be made and we then wanted our movie to be seen. robert: yeah, i guess that's what i meant was, was it like, in the old days, would you have been able to make this movie, like a theatrical movie? ali: yeah, i don't-- i think it's a lot because also the timing was right in terms of, you know, randall has a lot of cachet from his--you look at his imdb page and you'll be scrolling for, liyo and then nahnatchk

-there was no aziz, no mindy, no kal, no "that dude who was on 'lost' and that other dude from 'heroescumentary," no politicians or reporters w and nohatever deepak chopra is. thow america viewed us --red servile, devious, goofy. -and joining me now is hari kondabolu. so nice to have you here. -thanks for having me. -"the simpsons" was one of your favorite tv shows as a kid, and yet you were shafrustrated with the cracter named apu. why? -apu is a convenience store owner, very one-dimensional, stereotypical, and at that time, that's the only depiction south asian-americans had, specifically indian-americans. like, we didn't have anything else, and initially we were... i think i was excited because we had something. when you have nothing, you're excited about anything, but as i got older, i realized, "oh, this is all we ha, and this is how my parents are depicted," and this is... it's such a narrow way to be seen. -was it the accents? because a white actor, t hank azaria, d accent. -yeah. the accent is definitely a part of it.'s n accent meant to elicit laughter. it's not that realistic

everyone's been doing it: lebron james, drake, mindy kaling, and even yours truly. ( cheers and applauseot to say, not bad. hello, zandpa. ( laughter ) now, this is the only fun thing happening this week. so of course, there's a nefarious dark side. turns out, by using the app, you grant the company a "perpetual, irrevocable and worldwide" license to use a user's photos, name or likeness in practically any way they see fit. so, congratulations to the new official spokesperson of k.f.c. lebanon: old you. and one of the big reasons this has people worried is faceapp was developed by russians. oh, come on, what's the worst they can do with all that data? they've already elected donald trump. what are they gonn, oh, they can do that? ( laughter ) i didn't realize. okay. there might be nothing to worry about. there might be nothing to worry about because, while app was developed by russians, its servers are based in amazon data centers in the u.s. oh, shoo! so putin doesn't have my photos. they're just in the hands of a massive, shadowy empire run by a bald tyrant with his own space program.

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. >>> mindy kaling is no stranger to the trials and tribulations of dating on "the mindy project." >> i'll be one of those eat, pray, love things. no, not pray, forget it, i'll just die alone. >> we have more on the results of a big, new dating study. she'll reveal whether the me too movement is changing our dutying habits -- our dating habits. >>> good morning, it's 8:25. crews are working to get a handle on a wildfire burning in monterey county. it's called the lake fire and you can see firefighters racing put that fire near lake san antonio in lockwood. it's now 300 acres and 40 percent contain. today, pg&e is holding its wildfire safety open house in san rafael, the utility giants as it will discuss plans for outages amid growing wildfire danger. the plan would cut power to any of thecusters cast. >>> kaiser permanente healthcare workers are going to rally at offices in the bay area, this comes one day after strike vote, workers are demanding more money, better benefits, and a solid plan to combat staffing shortages. new updates throughout the day on all of your favorite platforms

they used the costume helmet on an episode of "mork and mindy" and they never sought again. this was the real suit missing the helmet, so i fabricated that by watching stills of the show and doing a lot of research. an interesting thing. that is alan eustis. he donated the pressure suit that he wore to this museum, but he wanted a replica of it. one, so me if i get do i made this. it has a lot of the real components, so i can't take credit for the real thing. the reason i am probably here is probably because of this suit. this is a replica of the x15 pressure suit. the real one is on the left. i made this for the neil armstrong biopic "first man" last year. this is the costume ryan gosling wore re-creating one of armstrong's flights. i was also -- i made a number of other things for that film, but i was also a suit consultant and helped with a lot of things because of all of the research i've done. i get called to advise on these sorts of things. i did a tremendous amount of research for that suit. this is the last living pilot of the x15 program, a technical consultant on t

mindy bra shears encourages people to wash hands, cook meats to the proper temperatures and chill leftoversn an hour. >> the temperature is higher and bacteria grows faster at the higher temperatures. >> from firing at the grill to firworks, simple tips for a safe fourth of july. sarah dallof, nbc news. >>> timing is everything with the fireworks. a let's get final check on the forecast. somara, how is it looking? showers y seeing the pop towards fairfax, montgomery. nothing major yet. but what's going to happen this afternoon has promptenathe natioweather service to issue a flash flood watch until 8:00 p.m. we could see a ton of rain out there. 2 inches or more possible in a keort amount of time. downpours are lily. lots of lightning with this. taking you through :0it, 1 p.m., notice the heavier showers and storms starting to develop in the d.c. metro area. 5:00 p.m., ill scattered about. not everyone seeing it. here's the critical time moving towards sunset. a lot of usde wonng what's going to happen with the fireworks. this model right now keeps us pretty dry. i will have to leave in the

actress mindy kaling now and then.ooky, fascinating and hilarious. >> we did it with guillermo and that's what guillermo looks like old. >> you look like an exiled south american dictator. >> no! i look good. >> not so good, the russian connection. the company that released the app two years ago, wireless labs is based in st. petersburg. considering how much detail data apps like this can collect about user, their contact, interests and political views and some of the small print in face app's user agreement some authorities are concerned. >> we need to know more about what the heck is going here. >> wireless labs says nothing nefarious is under way. images and info are uploaded with users' con sense just for fun and basic business and none of it is transferred to russia and internet security pros say the kind of data harvesting on face app is not new. >> if anyone is using facebook, twitter, snapchat and you've given them substantially more data and you are the product for these folks and that's how they make money. >

jimmie and mindy beall. jimmie: i came from five generations of teachers. my world. david: we still have chaos over the census. the justice department still exploring options to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. this as president trump mulls using an executive order to get things done. edward lawrence has the latest. edward? >> the administration will use new legal language and new legal tact to go forward to try and get the citizenship question on the census. the justice department lawyers did not lay out exactly their entire strategy in district court today but made it clear that this legal battle is not over. the u.s. supreme court basically saying that the government did not adequately have a good explanation for why the question needs to be on the census. president donald trump feels so strongly that there should be -- it should be there, that he may take matters into his own hands. >> we will see what happens. we could add an addition on. could start the printing now and maybe do an addendum after we get a positive decision. we're working

mindy bresher says that's because bacteria grows more quickly as warmer temperatures. the usda recommends you keep four things in mind when you fire up the grill. >> clean, separate, cook and >> wash your hands frequently while cooking. keep raw meat away fr cooked food. when it does comeki to coo make sure it's done properly. >> we want our burgers to be cooked to 160 degrees internally and we want yo to use a food thermometer. >> sausage should also be cooked to 160 degrees. steak to 145. and turkey and chicken to 165. finally, leftovers should be refrigerated within an hour that means making sure your cooler is stocked with ice if you're not near home. simple steps that can help keep you, your family and friends safe. this grilling season. sarah doloff, nbc news. fnchts you're marinating meat, keep it in the refrigerator. the usda says never leave it on the counter. >>> the hotdogs, hamburgers were easy to swallow. an eating competition this time of year in d.c. the 10th app yule burger eating contest at z burger in tenley town. contestants have ten minutes. molly s

actress mindy kaling now and then. it's spooky fascinating and hilarious we did with caramel and that's what carol. >>exiled south american dictator. the russian connections it turns out the company that released the app 2 years ago wireless labs is based in petersburg in surrey how much detail data apps like this can collect about users their contacts interest political views and some of the small print in face apps user agreement, some authorities are concerned we need to know more about what the heck is going on here wireless lab says nothing nefarious is underway images and info or uploaded with users can sense just for fun and basic business, none of it is transferred russia and internet security pros say the kind of data harvesting on face app is not new if anybody is using facebook twitter instagram snapchat or any other social media platforms out there. >>you've given them substantially more data and you are the products for these individual folks that's how they make money so for users does that mean all this

and "mork & mindy" was the hit show of the '70s. >> the audience, talk about a willing suspension ofbuy the premise. >> mind if i do? >> just so they can watch robin williams. >> nanu-nanu. >> well, excuse me! >> that was an interesting part of the balance i think of the television diet. that there was an attempt to explore deeper into the psyche of what makes us tick. but there was also, you know, a need to escape. >> i'm going to a beach barbecue. >> uh-huh. i can see what's going to heat up the coals. >> if there's any single phenomenon that's tilted the ratings books in abc's direction, it's t & a. at the cbs affiliates meeting he explained how these t & a shows are concocted. >> they take the clothes off three times. they get idea. and then they have to run three times. so they jiggle. they're all well-endowed. of course. and then they say, now, let's get three undressed scenes. and three jiggles. and write a script around it. >> there are some who will tell you t & a has peaked and is on its way out. abc has shows like "the love boat" and "three's company." >> jiggle tv referre

laughter ] and so, yeah, so i just spent three weeks mocking it and then the instructor, this woman, mindye, one of the greatest martial artists in the world, just told me to shut the -- shut up, and then, occasionally - [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> occasionally shut -- and then, she cursed at me something like that. >> seth: did you do -- was karate something you'd ever dipped your toe in when you were younger? >> that's the exact amount of my body that i dipped into it, yes. [ laughter ] yeah, i did like a few weeks of, you know, jewish suburban karate in new jersey. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's where they say all the best masters come out of the jewish subrubs, yeah >> yeah, i was actually in class with jet li and at the time, he just seemed like one of us >> seth: sure. [ laughter ] >> you know, it's amazing. and of course, you know, in retrospect, i guess -- you know, you almost kick yourself for not getting an autograph. >> seth: it's short for libowitz, right? jet libowitz [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah. it's actually jeff libowitz. >> seth: oh, jeff libowitz >> jeff libowitz bu

mindy re-think how do you reconceptualize the west -- it made me rethink how do you reconceptualize the west? he also encouraged me to make any kind of argument we wanted. and everything was new to me. i didn't know much at all about the west. but he did a masterful job of guiding the discussion. he intervened only rarely, when he really thought we had gone so far off the rails that we needed to be reined in a little bit, so the rest of the meeting could be productive. that's the best seminar i ever took. peter: and i suspect he said to you what you always said to us, take the author's on his or her terms. don't critique an author for the book they did not write, which is just infuriating that it continues to happen. gary: if you agree to review a book in a journal, don't review it and make the review about what you would've written. you can disagree with it, but don't just engage. yes, that's right. and he did another thing. graduate students are prone to attack whatever they are reading. what a ridiculous argument. this is stupid. that's right, i picked 21 books, which is probably how

am asking is that i heard rumors that tom cruise's character is essentially meant to cunningham -- mindyunningham. i heard that somewhere. dan: i don't have any authority or knowledge to comment on that. >> thank you for your service. thank you for a great story tonight. i appreciate the comments about mentorship. chosenterested in how you that first class. did you get to choose the students? were they nominated by commanders? dan: that is a great question. first of all, if you want to the benefit of it, you have to bring the best ones in. they have to go back and teach. they have to go back and teach like graduate level. we had to argue. there was a war going on. some opinionated guys are the squadron commanders. this young upstart group. we do not have great publicity or advertising of what we were doing at the beginning. we started calling around. steve smith, i get him on the phone and i say finally students. he says ok. got -- hee people he says what do you think that you know that we don't know? we are fighting a war. they hang up. we had one magic phone call from somebody in washi

slew of celebrities started to use the app, post their own pictures on social media, you mentioned mindy courtney cox, some of the former cast of the jersey shore and that obviously pushed this into the forefront and tech reporters started to dig in on some of the concerns but speaks to the fact other apps aren't getting the same kind of attention as this one did because of the use by celebrities, but also have concerns and it shouldn't take celebrities pushing this to the forefront for people to be able to take this seriously and make sure they're protecting themselves in cyber space. >> tony, the company told nbc news it doesn't transfer all of your phone's images to the clouds, only the ones you select and most are deleted from servers within 48 hours. is that enough to calm people who are worried, people like me who actually use that as well and who knows what's going to happe happen? >> probably not enough to satisfy most people and may not be enough to satisfy regulators because we've seen time and again that these vague privacy policies could be put to use in somewhat nefarious or

three weeks of intense training with, like, one of the best martial artists in the world this woman, mindydidn't realize i would never, you know, be good even [ laughter ] and by the end of the training i just said to her, you know, "listen, i'm a yellow belt i don't have to be good in this movie at all." [ light laughter ] and then she was like, "okay, okay, that's fine. so we stopped. >> jimmy: yeah >> then i finally got a break. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got -- buteveryon. and if seen -- if you've seen your scenes in the movie, you look like you know what you're doing? >> yes, i do i do, i do >> jimmy: and you have your own action figure. i don't know if you know this. >> i -- they told me, "you're gonna have an action figure. i said, "this is amazing." so, like, every young boy in america is gonna have an action figure of me and they said, "no, no, no we're making ten." [ laughter ] ten?id like "ten how do you know? and they were like, "well, we -- we're actually aiming high we gauged the interest and we think ten's enough." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you think -- "we didth research ten i

number one download, with more than 100 million installations and famous users like the jonas brothers, mindynd kevin hart. >> what we're all doing is illance a sur technology industry that's going to be worth billions of dollars, ands will alway know what you lo >> thinkit minor report where tom cruise walks by stores that recognize his face and target him with ads. when it comes to the era of online profiles and socdil mea, privacy advocates say faceapp gathered less others li facebook, google, and twitter, which not only know face but track pretty much everything else about you. faceapp says its server deletes most photos after two days. >> i know you were in onhi t yesterday. they're n justdo if you want keeping your photos and information. >> the company says you can request to have all your data removed from their serv the process is tricky. i'll show you now, we have my phone mirrored up here. this is faceapp. we'll go to this up here, that is settings. then down here, you go to support. and then report bugs and send logs. right there, you're supposed to type in privacy. then something

there are many celebrities like mindy kaling and others who are using it.es are deleted from our servers within 48 hours. key word "most." nick thompson is editor in chief of "wired magazine." he joins us at the table. they warned all the campaigns in 2020 to not download this and if they have, delete it. >> yep. >> what are the privacy concerns here? >> there are a couple of privacy concerns. number within one, the privacy concerns they make you agree to when you join this app are quite extraordinary. they give the face app a license to use your image in any way they want for as long as they want. it's quite invasive. it ooh note nice privacy terms. on the other hand those are the same terms that lots of social platforms have. that's concern number one. >> i think we hear the word "russia." >> that's concern number two. the data on servers that use aws because everybody uses aws. but when you upload an image, it's not analyzed on your phone. it's analyzed by the cloud and it's owned by a company that's russian. russia does not have the greatest record. >>

iphones and android with more than 100 million installations, famous users like the jonas brothers, mindy. >> what we are all doing is essentially creating a surveillance technology industry that's going to be worth billions of dollars and we'll always know what you look like >> reporter: think "minority report" where tom cruise walks by stores that recognize his face and target him with ads when it comes to the era of profiles and social media privacy advocates say it gathers less info on you like facebook and twitter which not only know your face but track everything else about you the server deletes most photos after two days. >> so gadi, i know you were in on this yesterday. we like to see ourselves old, i guess. what do you do if you want to make sure now they're not just keeping your photos and your information? >> well, the company says you can request to have all your data removed from their servers. but the process is a little tricky i'm going to show you right now. we've got my phone mirrored up here this is face app we're going to go to this up here that is settings and then do

bearing in mindi investment. certainly.nd rover is incredibly positive. did you generally from the automotive sector is by the time they have retooled and are able to provide those cars, and are able to provide those cars, and others are coming into the market from competitors, the next challenge will be having the right infrastructure for ev charging, and thatis infrastructure for ev charging, and that is the ability for the energy networks to make sure we are the enabler to a low carbon car future. the energy networks industry won't actually provide the last point charging, the leeds and sockets, but what we are able to do is make sure we can enable the right capacity at the right location to enable it to happen in public. and that will stimulate the market, because i guess range anxiety is either a perception or a reality depending on your view, but we just need confidence that you can charge your car at home and your workplace and en route. that will allow the car market to be able to move electric ca rs market to be ab

i want to acknowledge you and the other members of the sub mindy on revenue measures who are indulging me with some time to speak at this important hearing. your leadership on both this hearing and the membership group is important to congress. i want to take a moment to express my gratitude to the witnesses who have come to give their testimony today. former mayor of springfield, i can tell you firsthand, my experience as to how important the work all of you do is. it is from that lens that i view the state and local tax deductions or salt as we call it. i hear from the vantage point of someone who's life impacts local government and what those investments can mean in terms of the lives of our citizens. insuring children from all walks of life are provided with high-quality education, divided my revitalizing economically downtrodden neighborhoods and building infrastructure so people can get where they need to go safely and efficiently as possible is part of our challenge. that is precisely what local government does. mr. thompson, that is why the work that you and the rest of the mem