and when my dad bought conde naste and si begged to go to work for conde naste, my father allowed him to. and he went to work i think for glamor as a sales person. but he had an instinct for magazines. and i was promoted from jersey city to newark. >> rose: but in his lifetime-- so he saw actually the rise of magazines and also he saw the coming of the internet age too, and the impact of the digital revolution on magazines. >> he did. fortunately much later than-- he went to work in 57 or 58y in the magazine world and stayed in it and i continued working in the newspaper world. and eventually in cable and-- cable programming and television. >> rose: and discovery communications. >> discovery became a part of our group, thanks to a very-- one of my cousins who was in the cable business and had the foresight to join john henrikson. >> rose: head of discovery. >> at discovery. >> rose: let me open this up. you have all worked with si newhouse. what is the legacy? what was it that made him special with respect to magazines? bob? >> well, his passion for them, as donald was saying. he just

when my dad bought conda nast, s.i.ent to work for conda nast , my father allowed him to and he went to work for glamour as a salesperson, but he had an instinct for magazines. i was demoted from jersey city to newark. [laughter] charlie: d saw the rise of magazines and the coming of the internet age and the impact of the digital revolution. >> he did. he went to work in 1957 or 1958 in the magazine world and stayed in it and i continued working in the newspaper world. eventually cable programming and television. this coverage became a part of the group. one of my cousins was in the cable business and have the foresight to join john hendrickson that discovery. charlie: let me open this up. what was it that made him special with respect to magazines? >> his passion for them. he just loved magazines. for him they were living, organic things. they were always in flux. he loved flux, change, change, change. he said to me on a number of occasions, if i had my choice what to do with my life, i would have wanted to be a film d

conde nast has dropped him as their photographer. is this a case of too little, too late? that is what "the washington post" writer is arguing. richardson scandal has been going on for years. intoou have to do is dig the media to know how much it has been reported on, yet there has never been an investigation or convictions coming up because of that. it is only now, because of the weinstein scandal, that the fashion industry is jittery and trying to cover its tracks. fashion manages to remind us how tone deaf it really is. haselle: in the u.s., there been much talk about jeff flake's blistering attack on donald trump on the senate floor. analyst: a flagrant disregard for truth. reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior. i am quoting jeff flake, the republican senator from arizona, who ripped into donald trump on the senate floor yesterday without ever mentioning his name. it was in a speech that essentially went viral and made a lot of waves in the media. flakes that dramatically announced he is not standing for reelection during the midterm next year. they are wonder

industry, and no one in that industry is more iconic than the editor in chief of "vogue" and conde nast when she popped up with this. >> since our country's current leadership is destabilizing our core beliefs, companies like conde nast must stand for values, they must lead. steve: uh-huh, what values are those, exactly? anna wintour in a swampy you scratch my back, and i'll scratch yours relationship with hafry the harasser for decades. not a pretty sight. i know. harvey gave starlets like gwyneth paltrow, she put them in the movies. anna wintour, you may think president trump is jeopardizing your core beliefs. you're doing a good job on your own. you run images showing a nude woman subordinated to two men, and this one showing a female model choked by a man standing behind her. no wonder real advocates of women's rights, in fact it's so bad a petition was launched to eliminate sexist ads in teen "vogue," if anna wintour wants to lead, perhaps start by taking a look at her own publications. why we're talking about moral leadership, what about race? hollywood like most liberals likes to

this video put together by "bon appetit" and conde nast entertainment. >> andrew's first job is goingo be bussing the tables. busy place, you got to keep it clean, otherwise the waiters, they give you the stink eye. >> forget about it. >> and i broke my first plate. >> after he's done bussing he's got to stock the pickles. pickle stocking is important. >> wow, that's a [ bleep ] lot of pickles. >> over to the grill station next. >> busy day at the office, huh? >> when andrew's family shows up and please, no ketchup, okay. >> did you get mustard instead of catchup. >> mustard on your hotdog. shut up! they're purists here at cass'. >> that lunch was crazy. i've never seen anything like that. >> we're starting to drift into the evening hours. >> okay, i don't want you to -- okay. >> here come the obnoxious impatient folks. >> get that [ bleep ] andrew! >> andrew goes all the way through the night dealing with everything that the deli can throw at him, but there's one last job he has to try, and you don't just jump into it. putting the pastrami just right, the brisket just right. >> that'

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she was thrown into this "vanity fair" in conde nast entertainment video, put in front of a power point the slides look like. >> we're here to talk about a little about myself. >> kate is an improvisational genius. >> where does all the money go? only 2%, 2%, for snacks. can we maximize that? no. it would be the apocalypse. >> most of us that sink or swim feeling is terrifying but for kate it's entertaining. >> we're going to own all the world's water. 100%. of all water sources. that's the only way this company is going to survive. excuse me. >> can she come up with a jingle on the fly? ♪ loosen your purple tie have a good snack ♪ ♪ organize a mixer leave it up to me ♪ >> do not let this man into the office no the funniest part about this when she finds the slides so absurd she starts to laugh. ♪ >> so demonstration of kate mckinnon's talent or a demonstration on how ridiculous some of these power point presentations are. >> these are the kinds of questions you guys need to be focusing on. or you're going to blair witch yourself. ♪ >>> most people play with their cats and dogs. this gu

there is an opportunity on the nast scale to tell a story about what makes philadelphia unique. >> well, philadelphia officially submits its bid tomorrow. >> fourth on that list was rochester. >> really. >> i didn't see that. >> i think we have a good chance. >> i think so too. >> well, changing flat tire it is no fun even though i have never done it. it turns out many drivers could do it if they wanted to and that would be me, jim. >> kevin craig shows us many new cars don't even come with the spare tire. >> reporter: triple a truck operator jerome bowman answers the call when people break down on the road. >> yes, i am calling to let you know aim he in route to your home. >> reporter: this time the driver suffered a flat tire. >> right front tire is flat. >> reporter: but when bowman went searching for a spare in the trunk he came up empty. >> this is where it should go. >> reporter: it turns out this is a common problem. >> newer vehicles don't have spare tires. >> reporter: new report from triple a finds 28 percent of 2017 model year vehicles are sold without a spare tire as standar

was the chairman of advance publications, a media empire that owns dozens of newspapers and conde nast, which includes magazines like "the new yorker"" vogue," and "vanity fair." and television game-show pioneer monty hall, who in 1963, hosted and co-created the still-runni"" let's make a deal" died at his home in beverly hills. he was 96. tomorrow on the newshour, more from puerto rico and on the wisconsin redistricting case, and the start of a special weeklong series on the opioid epidemic, called "america addicted." that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing custom

and c e o c o of content mass told staff quote condé nast would like to no longer work with the photographerterry richardson any ships the. commission for any shoots that have been completed but not yet published be killed and subsumed with other material in response richardson admitted to be independent that he quote engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior with young models during photo shoots now you're probably thinking that sexual misconduct like this only happens in those are insulated liberal enclaves of movie and fashion but it looks like the face to save space and the financial world and the sexual predators that lurk there are now being dealt a blow see fidelity investments one of the world's largest mutual fund companies here in the united states and abroad sent two high level executives packing in the last two months after allegations they both engage in sexually inappropriate behavior in the workplace and boy why because the c.e.o. abigail johnson one of america's richest women put it this week in a video to employees quote we have no tolerance at our company for any type of h

charlie: the legendary chairman of the media company conde nast died on october 1 at age 89.ised some of the most recognizable and celebrity magazines anywhere. among them, the new yorker, vogue gq, and vanity fair. ,three people who worked with him join me now for a conversation about his legacy.

nast it is. 703-236-9220. joining me is liz with the washington lawyers committee. what workplace issues are people calling needing help? >> we see wage theft. people are working but not to. sometimes they don't get the hourly rate or they get that but not on overtime. we see it on the construction site and the domestic service workers. we see workers paying them what they are entitled to. lately we are seeing age discrimination. people who may have been in their job for 10, 15, 25 years. some of it is manual labor. when they get older the employer tries to edge them out even though they are capable of doing the job. nathan: people can also join the clinics that you run? >> absolutely. we have seven clinics a month. four of them are on wednesday night. these are at northwest d.c. clinic on the first and the third friday afternoons of the month. then we have one on the last saturday of the month. 703-236-9220. dal until 6:30. again, 703-236-9220. back to you. nancy: thank you. larry: check in with steve rudin now. game five tonight at nats park. steve: can't wait. st

hot, muggy and nast question and gross in d.c. from a weather standpoint of course. 73 degrees. the reason we talk about that and set that surprise because we have this going on in the country. yes, wonderful different various yaiings of life and weather in this great country of of ours. west of denver in genessy country. where the buffalo rome tucker that's for you to cool down i know this humidity gets you hot under the collar. >> big buffalo. >> whole heard of him. >> very unusual they get snow that early in denver. it's early in october. unubl for us to deal with the warm we're having. july conditions around here one more day of it and then we get better temperature and humidity-wise for the next couple days. all right. let's see, 60s before school. mild, warm afternoon. maybe a hot average depending on perspective highs mid to low 80s this afternoon. partly sunny day today. we'll have a lot of clouds around. temps that is not typical what you see in october. in fact that's higher than average high temperature is this time of year. 73 in washington and annapolis is 73 degree

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graydon: publishing is in their blood and i think they have an and him his commitment to conde nast andthat will have to change of the next five to 10 years. emily: the new establishment summit, other babies of yours, this is where we are. does this live on? graydon: this will definitely live on and the great this is where we are. culmination of a lot of what we do an amazing and it brings these worlds together and part of the magazine's dna. emily: you have an amazing insight of how the balance of power have changed and you were on the stage with travis kalanick and much has happened since then, how do you make notice of how fast things have changed? culmination of a lot of what we graydon: he is not gone completely. he has just set a temporary setback. all great leaders have them. i think he is an impressive young man. i think he will come back. emily: what did you see about the power of bounce shifting between technology players and media players and media players? graydon: when we originally did at the new establishment, 60% came from the world of entertainment and 20% from technolo

. >> it would include companies like hearst, conde nast, meredith, vox, vice media, basically a lot of newspapers and magazines that are not in the position to to take on extra burdens, financial burdens in reporting. 50 million unique users in the internet world is actually not a lot. >> thanks. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from maryland, mr. sarbanes, you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for permission to participate in the hearing. thank you for taking this issue as seriously as you have and also want to thank ranking member kelly for her focus on this, and i want to thank my colleague from washington for his leadership on the honest ads act which i think is a critical step as we prepare for the elections next week -- next year, a although it could be next week. it seems like it's coming fast and furious, and that's why we need to get ready for it. .. we've got to anticipate what comes next. it's hard to do that but in the baseline regime of disclosure in place with respect to what is happening online with the one thinwould be onething we

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. >> sexual harassment social media hash tag has a famed gym nast coming out with her own allegationskayla maroney says she was sexually harassed. former usa team dr. larry nass nasser. nasser pleaded guilty to federal child pornography charges in june and more than 100 women and girls now say he sexually assaulted them. women are using the hash tag me too on social media to share their stories of sexual harassment or assault. it was all prompted by the harvey weinstein sexual harass many scandal. >>> the second debate in the run for new jersey governor being held tonight. candidates democrat phil murphy and republican lieutenant governor kim guadagno go head to head at william paterson university in wayne. in the first debate the candidates spoke about gun control, the bear hup, property taxes and health care. election day is just 20 days away. >> controversy over president trump's contact with family members. a fallen u.s. service member continues. it all started when the president was criticized for not contacting family members of four soldiers killed recently. then the president

. >> neil: you think it's the nasty nast with the president and the senators will bite -- >> i don't.le o'neal and kobe. they won their championships. their purpose united them. we're going to do that as a party. >> neil: what is your gut on mccain? >> i think so. i think they'll come together. this is a time for our party to show that we can lead and deliver for the american people that put us in the majority. >> neil: ronna, thanks very much. ronna mcdaniel, the rnc woman. the offer stands for her democratic counterpart. you never know. the "wall street journal" is reporting and we can confirm that cvs is kicking the tires of it aetna or could it be the other way around? so much going on. charlie gasparino on top of both after this. and i looked for bo. stop short. i don't see nothin' man. you don't see it, he feels it. you are my hammer out there. don't let these young guys see you fold. ♪ i'm only human, i make mistakes ♪ ♪ i'm only human, that's all it takes ♪ ♪ to put the blame on me i'm alive because of you. i'm not a hero. we're brothers, we look after each other. thank you fo

juan, who was very comfy mentor only a few days ago, has now been told by democrats that you must be nast. such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan and others in puerto rico who are not able to get their workers to help." i know you don't have much raisins for this politics, but frankly it was the president who started talking politics. >> brock: what i don't have patients or is the fact that what we are trying to do and what we have successfully done is we have established a joint field office within san juan and you should go there. you should go see that operation where we are having conversations with all the mayors, we are working with the governor, his leadership to be able to create unified objectives. if mayors decide not to be a part of that than the response is fragmented. the bottom line is that -- >> chris: let me ask you directly -- i was going to say, is mayor cruz not participating in the fema effort? >> brock: there was a good article in the "washington examiner" and mayor otero is basically saying look there has been excellent communication with not only the

wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: welcome to the program, tonight we begin with a remembrance of conde nasterman si newhouse, his company owned vogue, "the new yorker" and "vanity fair." >> that kind of editorial independence which thankfully still exists now, thanks to the newhouse family, above all, and the ethos of the place, that existed very, very rarely anywhere. >> rose: we conclude this evening with sally quinn, her book is called finding magic, a spiritual memoir. >> it was the most painful thing i ever did in my life. i mean i just literally cried the whole time i was writing it. but it was cath artic. i mean i needed to do it and i needed to get it out. >> rose: the life of si newhouse and a conversation with sally quinn when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: bank

juan, who was very comfy mentor only a few days ago, has now been told by democrats that you must be nastrs in puerto rico who are not able to get their workers to help." i know you don't have much raisins for this politics, but frankly it was the president who started talking politics. >> brock: what i don't have patients or is the fact that what we are trying to do and what we have successfully done is we have established a joint field office within san juan and you should go there. you should go see that operation where we are having conversations with all the mayors, we are working with the governor, his leadership to be able to create unified objectives. if mayors decide not to be a part of that than the response is fragmented. the bottom line is that -- >> chris: let me ask you directly -- i was going to say, is mayor cruz not participating in the fema effort? >> brock: there was a good article in the "washington examiner" and mayor otero is basically saying look there has been excellent communication with not only the governor but also fema and the way that we are trying to tackle

it would include companies like hers it, conde nast, meredith, vox, vice media. basically a lot of newspapers and mags that are not in a position to take on extra burdens. financial burdens in reporting. 50 million unique users in the internet world is actually not a lot. >> thanks. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman from maryland, mr. sarbanes, you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thanks very much, mr. chairman, for permission to participate today in the hearing. thank you for taking this issue as seriously as you have and i also want to thank ranking member kelly for her participation in this. and this is a critical step as we prepare for the elections next week -- next year. although it could be next week, seems like it's coming fast and furious. and that's why we need to get ready for it. is there anyone on the panel who thinks that right now we have an adequate level of disclosure with respect to spending on political advertisements, on online platforms, to be ready for the next election? does anyone think that disclosure is adequate? mr. dicker

but i threw these on my daughter with gymnastics leotard and she's an olympic gym nast. >> quick and this here. >> another what do you have at home. so if you've got a guitar an hat and a little flannel, you're a cowboy. >> yeah. or cow girl. >> what's this finall down here. little bit of extra time you can do something like blow up balloons and make yourself a jelly belly costume. use a lawn and leaf bag cut the split and put it on. >> that is adorable. i like that one. i think that's my favorite. >> you some. christina, thank you very much. >> no problems. >> nine cot 48. coming up paying tribute to mychal jackson with what's probably the best halloween song of all time. thriller, of course, my favorite, your favorite, writ. >> absolutely. >> can you tell hoot culprit is in this pumpkin lineup? let's show that right now. check it out. police are having a little fun busting the bandits who stole nearly 50 ppk in win missouri town. we've got this story and much more coming up. time now nine confidential 48. be right back. ♪ ♪♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor,

going off to meet this jump nast super star on good day at 10a. >> thanks, mike. >> wear your helmet,recognition tool to your furry friend. the company says the new feature can recognize and label your fur babies, your pets, in your photos and automatically organize them into their own folders. google says the new update can ev suspect we're only talking about perhaps dogs and cats here? >> i guess so. >> yeah. okay. we shall see. >> we shall see. how cool would this be? talk about an office with a view. microsoft jumping on the trend of innovative work space the tech company unveiling this new meeting space 13 feet above the ground. tree house located at microsoft corporate headquarters in washington state. it will let employees enjoy quote the powerful impact of nature on creativity focus and happiness. doesn't loo look like a gorgeous tree line campus for for micro. >> i would just like window. >> you got lots of wip dose right there. >> no windows at all. >> window into nature. kevin gives us a window into the world of movies. >> we appreciate you for it. >> we have a ton to cover