have you spoken to olivia? olivia? pope, cyrus. no, i have not spoken to olivia pope.p doing this with you, cyrus. it's getting old. aren't you tired of it? the lying, the scheming, me running around like i'm nancy drew with my fingers crossed hoping you haven't killed olivia. have a-a soul. be a human being. i can't tell you. does it have to do with the dead jurors? i can't tell you. why not? because you don't have the clearance. it is getting old. i am tired of it. but it's my job to protect his interests and serve his needs, to spin the world and raise the sun. i can't have a soul. if i had one, i would never accomplish a thing. [ sighs ] [ cellphone vibrating ] [ beep ] what? rowan: olivia, welcome home. what do you want? [ laughs ] simply to say "good game." your little plan? your hail mary? so simple, so smart. heroic. well done. i didn't get you this time, but someone will. and as long as command's fingers are on the puppet strings, but now i'm confused. you succeeded. if your goal was to take command down, then you were successful. you did it-- yo

host: thank you, to olivia golden next. guest: so i think it is really important to highlight that when who hink about both people are poor and people who are getting help of various kinds, includes white people, black people, latino people, people of broadly, that is really important point to make. and i think that one of the that gets lost in this conversation and in the way disagree with the census bureau and all of the have done at people is that what you're talking peoplehen you talk about who get help is mostly working people. o not only are you absolutely right that people of all races earned p, need the income tax credit, need social security and medicare as they get older and may need help the table, but in addition, one of the big research, at in our black and latino families had, not to be inlikely the good jobs that will give them enough hours and enough wages, so i think you're absolutely right to say the are not about -- they are not about the failures seniors or or individuals who are black or who latino, the

thank you very much. >>> and switching gears to olivia newton-john. with cancer for the second time, the 68-year-old is facing the fears head on. >> i need to get through this. of course it's scary. i would be lying if i said it wasn't scary. it was. i felt very suret thai would get through it. >> olivia thought at first she had back pain. in may, she released this statement. the back pain has turned out the be breast cancer that has metastasized. in a new interview, she reveals just how hard it's been waging this second battle. >> the pain was the hardest thing. trying to do shows. it was pretty agonizing. ♪ ep>> rorter: her life was turned upside down with the first diagnosis in 1992. after chemotherapy and a partial mastectomy, she thought she had beaten the disease. in her new interview, she says the disease has reduced her mobility. >> i want to play tennis again. i can walk. i kbt go long distances. i'll get there. i couldn't walk at all a month or so ago. >> reporter: she's using medical marijuana her husband, john, grows to combat her pain. wh

more than ever to keep fighting and we have to remember to stay united. >> olivia came to the united states from mexico in 2004, with her mom, when she was 10 years old. >> she decided to make the hard decision to come here and leave everything she knew behind and to come to a country where she didn't speak the language, where she didn't have any family. >> olivia falls under deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, an executive order passed by president obama which allows children brought into the united states illegally the temporary right to stay and receive workauthorif deportation. >> you had to have been less than 16 years of age when you applied, you had to have finished high school, and you couldn't have any criminal record. >> on sept 5th, president trump made the announcement to end the daca program and called upon congress to pass a replacement leaving olivia and the 5,000 young adult recipients in philadelphia with a lot of questions. >> about losing their jobs, losing um their ability to be able to drive, or being deported. >> maria sotomayor-giacomutci and the p

tonight." >> the world famous tiger mom. >> we go way back with olivia munn and her mom, kim.ld was eager to introduce just on the the entire family. >> olivia munn brought the whole brood. >> yep. and i'm going to interrupt every interview. >> olivia is so much fun. >>> it was ten years ago that anna nicole smith passed away and left behind her daughter. i travelled to kentucky to talk with larry birkhead and his dealing with life after anna. what do you say to your daughter when her picture is on the magazine in the rack? shlgts we're not buying that. or the candy. >> reporter: anna nicole's daughter may have grown up as a tabloid target. but these days, dannielynn's pretty much a normal 11-year-old. she loves roller coasters. the violin. ♪ and making slime from scratch. >> whoa. >> reporter: but there's one thing extraordinary about dannielynn. it's how she uses faith to help her cope with her mother's death. >> say mommy's love. >> clearly sherks knows her mom is looking down on her. does she say anything about that? >> she had a friend whose fish died and she said, um --

we say, girl, you better act like olivia pope. or look at you, dressing like olivia pope.e-up woman. >> when you close your eyes at night, do you have, like, characters all over the place? >> i feel li i feel like i wouldn't be able to sleep. >> i live in one show at a time. what are we going to do with the end of the story? i'll wake up with the answer. >> when you write it, you don't know the end? >> oh, my god, no. >> you didn't say, vince and olivia will be married? >> no. >> like what i do there? >> i'm not going to say anything on that. >> you are going to be my first lady. >> do you have like something where you want them together like the rest of us or no? >> i'm not going to comment. >> although shonda's lips were sealed, i couldn't resist showing her my best olivia pope impression from when tony goldwyn came on our show. >> press play. >> i can't stop. i won't. >> i'm not a fantasy. if you want me, earn me. until then, we are done. >> until then, we are done. >> well done. >> can i tell you, this was a highlight? >> earlier this week, shonda launched shondaland.c

. >> olivia heard that it was spilling into the gulf. >> they were as angry as could be because they grew up loving those pristine beaches and those wawaters and s seen those birds. >> after we spoke to my father-in-law, we had dinner and olivia, i had never seen her so upset. >> i started breaking down crying at the table and i cocouldn't help it. it's the thought that was running through my head was it's nesting season for the birds. what are we going to do? >> she knew immediately that the brown pelicans wowould be feedi their babies, that they would not leave their nests. >> i knew those birds were going to be afaffected and some of th won't make it. thinking about it, that whole night, i decided to write a letter. >> it was signed 11 years old and would like to help. >> the letter basically said i will do 500 drawings for people who donate, they would get drawings. and who most? maybe i'll raise $200. 'll try. i've drawn ever since i was a little girl and ever since i could hold a pencil. >> the donations started a couple of weeks after the explosion of the rig. >> the drawings

my guest tonight star of "the lego ninjago movie," olivia munn is joining us, everybody!ers and applause ) but let's get right to it because, if you haven't heard, one of the trump sons is going solo. >> donald trump, jr. is giving up secret service protection. now, the president's eldest son elected to forgo this service. trump, jr. lives in new york city, works at the trump organization, avid camper and hunter and says he wants more privacy than he can get with a bunch of agents following him. >> trevor: i love as donald, jr. is giving up security, they're reporting exactly where he will be and when. ( laughter ) donald trump, jr. will no longer be protected. he won't be protected when he was at work in trump tower, new york city or home on sutton place. and this is his phone number and don't forget he will be completely unguarded while camping in the berkshires! when donald trump, jr. heard this i bet he was, like, can i get them back?! being followed all the time has to be ayou noiing. he used to be able to go out in the woods and spend time alone with his favorite lo

when asked about her prognosis, olivia says she just wants to focus on getting better. >> i will, andbe fine. and there have been a lot of women who have had recurrences and continue on with their lives to be old ladies, and that's my vision. >> i see it, olivia. that is of course our hope for you too. be well. ♪ >> this guy's got some new music. nick jonas. we talked to him about his new single, find you, which dropped this week. >> last time i saw you, i was singing to you. >> yes. ♪ >> that's not going to happen today. >> no, i hope not. ♪ >> let the pro handle this. nick performed "find you" at west hollywood's peppermint club. his new single is about love. the upcoming video, sexy. >> it doesn't hurt when you have beautiful women in the video. really tough shoot. ♪ >> it the last was about a breakup where this one has a sense of hope. >> after nick and olivia culpo broke it off, now, is this lady in his sights? ♪ i feel like a woman >> she says she wants to collaborate with me. there's a song specifically that i have in mind that i'm thinking could be really good for us to do. >>

olivia munn, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) ♪

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i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviaet the world on fire one day. ous example of what camp can do for children captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, september 6th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> trackinger ma. the most powerful hurricane makes landfall slamming the caribbean. president trump scraps the d.r.e.a.m.er program now putting the pressure on congress. >> hopefully congress will be able to help them and do it properly. >>> and stealing signals. the red sox get caught in a high-tech cheating scandal. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at

. >> now another big star of "lego ninjago" is olivia munn.been about 5 months since she broke up with her boyfriend, aaron rodgers the quarterback of the green bay packers. a picture of her and a friend wearing a minnesota vikings hat. olivia had the perfect clap back. >> i didn't know that i wasn't allowed to have friends who had loyalties to other teams. but now that i know, i'm putting a mandate out there that anybody in my life can only wear green and gold. >> yeah. olivia is fierce, in real life and in the movie. >> don't care. npsh,o. >> this is your first time playing someone's mom. >> a bad ass mom. >> thank you. >> the 37--oyearld star went full on "tiger mom" when she gave pal mindy kaling this pregnancy gift. >> someone comes up on you, and you're like, wait, hold on. >> is that real? >> yeah, that was mine from home. they're stun blasters. 950,000 wolts volts of stun gun. i have them in every room of my house, so don't come up on me at my house. so basically someone comes around, and if i just tap you -- you're going get hurt. >>

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olivia: it was. it was really crowded.ke to people who held off on their shop because they wanted to go to the monday -- i wanted to go monday to get to big savings. emily: interesting, james, that you would see amazon echo's in the store. do you think people will be buying these at whole foods while they are grocery shopping? james: buying the echo's? emily: yeah. james: possibly. i do think the echo was actually the first successful entry into the living room. we are seeing it trying to be copied by google and apple, not as successful as the echo. but when you think about the whole whole foods transaction for amazon, this is just another point to underscore the deflationary impact you are seeing from amazon across all of retail. as you increase the pledge point with the customer, especially as it relates to grocery, i think the opportunity is not just limited to the grocery here, but bigger picture into restaurants and prepared foods, and all the way down the supply chain, i think you will feel the effects. a big win for

olivia: it was. it was really crowded. to people who held off on their big weekend shop because they wanted to go to the -- wanted to go monday to get to big savings. emily: interesting, james, that you would see amazon echo's in the store. do you think people will be buying these at whole foods while they are grocery shopping? james: buying the echo's? emily: yeah. james: possibly. i do think the echo was actually the first successful entry into the living room. we are seeing it trying to be copied by apple and google, obviously not as successful as the echo. but when you think about the whole whole foods transaction for amazon, this is just another point to underscore the deflationary impact you are seeing from amazon across all of retail. as you increase the touch points with the customer, especially as it relates to grocery, i think the opportunity is not just limited to the grocery here, but think bigger picture into restaurants and prepared foods, and all the way down the supply chain, i think you will feel the effec

olivia, it also it seems to me that the economic nationalism thing, i think he believes it, but theresort of more shtick than substance to it. in terms of what we've seen from this president, it's been nothing there is no there there. >> he said in the interview he thinks his approval rating is so low because he hasn't built the wall. i don't think that that has any basis in reality. the fact is that they haven't really gotten anything done period beyond the wall. and even if they were to build the wall now, which, you know, we can debate whether or not that makes any sense at all. i don't think it does, i don't think it would result in his approval ratings improving at all. >> all right. olivia nuzzi and charlie sykes, thank you both for taking some time tonight. >> thank you. >> ahead, we talk to some folks at a shelter up in lee county just a bit north of here which had to get secretive when they ran out of food. >>> plus, witness what we saw as the hurricane passed over us last night. stick around. can experience leaks discover always my fit. find the number that's right for your

baby olivia could be a future app.t olivia wants to create in the world, apple has just built the road for something like that to happen with that augmented reality. i mean, imagine being at the grocery store and you can put your phone up to like the cereal aisle and show me the cereals that are 200-calories per bowl and you see them across the boxes of cereal. it's profound what they did. i'm always scratching the surface on this phone. heather: kurt, you have been to every single one of these unviolation by apple. this price though $1,000 you can buy a laptop computer for. that is it worth it? do you think it's worth it. >> heather, that's a good question that's what i was thinking. isn't that the cost of a really good laptop in the fact of the matter is the phone now has become so essential to us. i find myself, maybe you do, too. using my phone far more often than i do my laptop. so, i think what apple is gauging here is the opportunity to have a phone like this that has this kind of increased power. two hour longe

olivia, you've recently spoken to stone. tell us about him. >> it's hard to talk about president trump and his political history without talking about mr. stone. he actually first testified to congress in 1973 during the watergate hearings. he's done this before. and he's been very influential. he was around advising donald trump politically. he was there at the very beginning. there's actually been some dispute over whether or not he was fired or quit in the early fall of 2015. from the campaign. but he has never fully left donald trump's orbit. he stays in contact with him. i was with him last night at the trump hotel. i interviewed him for a new york magazine about the hearing today and about his relationship with donald trump. he claims that they are still in contact that the president calls him with some frequency. and i walked up to the hill with him today before the hearing. he looked quite nervous which is -- >> olivia, hold that thought for a second. just stand by. president trump just met with bipartisan members of

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, olivia really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children son: it's been more daughter: no, it hasn't. mom: hey, can you two keep it down? son: i want it. it's my turn. daughter: no it isn't. mom: please just keep it down. [tires screeching] ving down the street would give me anxiety. and now look at me. [restaurant sounds] man 1: don't get me wrong, i still don't love crowded places, but it's good to get out again. [restaurant sounds] [plates crashing] man 2: noises like that used to make me hit the deck, but now i can keep going. announcer: transitioning from the military can be tough. we all have unique experiences, but many veterans are facing similar challenges. life goes on, but some things are different now. visit maketheconnection.net to watch our stories and learn ways to create the story you want to live. no one can write it for you. make sure it's a good one. make the connection. 2017. this is the cbs morning news. hurricane maria strikes the caribbean and strikes ha

she is incredible. >> he's also slamming the critics who suggested olivia negatively affected his gameing, quote, they're such misogynists. >>> up next, reese witherspoon dishes on a second season of "big little lies," and the real reason she risks everything to step behind the camera. >> i called the h.r. i'm not doing this. >>> then what prized possession of marilyn monroe's does mariah keep in her closet? we're inside her private quarters with her kids. >> that's dem babies. >>> and why kate hudson is >>> she did nearly all her own stunts for a thriller, unlocked, and what makes a lipton meal? first you start with this. these guys. a place like shhh! no. found it! and definitely lipton ice tea. lots of it. a lipton meal is what you bring to it. and the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. ♪ whether you dry, curl or straighten you can visibly repair 7 types of damage with tresemmés new repair and protect 7 with biotin tresemmé puts in the work so you can work it >>> matt damon and his lovely lady in red, wife lucy, arriving to opening night of the venice film festival. matt there to

she is incredible. >> he's also slamming the critics who suggested olivia negatively affected his gameing, quote, they're such misogynists. >>> up next, reese witherspoon dishes on a second season of "big little lies," and the real reason she risks everything to step behind the camera. >> i called the h.r. i'm not doing this. >>> then what prized possession of marilyn monroe's does mariah keep in her closet? we're inside her private quarters with her kids. >> that's dem babies. >>> and why kate hudson is (vo) make her day with just one touch. introducing fancy feast creamy delights, with just the right touch of real milk. easily digestible, it makes her favorite entrées even more delightful. new fancy feast creamy delights. love is in the details. [music: "imagi-nation" by andrew simple] (whistle) woo! [sfx: zip] ♪ with imagination, yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ with imagination sc johnson >>> she did nearly all her own stunts for a thriller, unlocked, and shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better cl

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the center for law and social policies olivia and heritage foundation robert rector and we are live in dilbert, delaware, kicking off our c-span bus 50 capitals to work where we will speak with governor john carney about his priorities and how policy in washington affect his state. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 o'clock friday morning. join the discussion. >> at his weekly briefing house speaker paul ryan answered reporters questions about president trump's most recent discussions with congressional democrats on immigration and border security legislation. this is about 10 minutes. .. we did our job the right way. we did it through regular order. we move the bills through subcommittee and through full committee, we had an enormous amendment process on the floor and we achieved conservative victories for the president's agenda and our agenda. we raise pay for servicemen and women, we strengthen border protection's and d plan defunded planned parenthood. we set up to see if we could get all through 12 suit through the house and we succeeded. we have a lot of wo

sot 19.28.29 olivia zarasua, feligresa "estamos muy tristes,,, por ellos" y es que la tragedia que vivel pueblo mexicano que en este momento sigue buscando a victimas del terremoto entre los escombros, toca a los que estan cerca y tambien a los que estan lejos... [sot padre gerardo menchaca @ 18.52.52 "yo acabo de recibir,,,, toca" con la bandera a media asta, el consulado de mexico en san jose, ha estado recibiendo llamadas de personas deseosas de ayudar sot jazmin amezcua, vice consul general de mexico en san jose 18.51:09 "la gente esta deseosa... y eso lo apreciamos muchisimo" esa ayuda, pide el consulado, debe ser monetaria y no material.... sot 18.52.19 "lo que estamos pidiendo,,,, hacerla llegar" es tambien de esa forma, que el padre gerardo, espera canalizar el dolor y deseo de ayudar de sus feligreses.... 19.00.30 "este domingo,,, victimas" y es que ya sea a traves de la oracion o la ayuda financiera, el poder expresar solidaridad con el sufriemiento de un pais que esta a miles de kilometros de distancia, puede ser el mejor alivio para un corazon que hoy duele por mexico.... ta

and are friday roundtable with olivia golden and robert rector. c-span is launching a 50 state tour. this morning, look at that brand-new c-span bus. if you are in dover, delaware, stop by and say hello. we will show our brand-new hd studio in about one hour without first governor as we traveled 14 months over 50 states, including alaska and hawaii. we caught up with senators who are former governors. senator jim risch is the former governor of idaho. here's that conversation. [video clip] >> senator, is it easier being a senator or governor? >> they are very different jobs. people ask me to compare them. one is an executive job, one in legislative. there are 11 of us out of the senators that a former governors talke get together and from time to time. the ones who served before they became governor are a lot more tolerant of the legislative process. for those who never served in a legislative body before it became governor, they are frustrated because when you are a governor, you always win. whatever the problem, you analyze it, you make the deci

and perhaps why olivia was crowned world champion again this summer.olf. our great britain team are going over to croatia to play in the world adventure golf masters. we play the top germans, the top swedes and against people across the world. even america have got a team in. there is this whole domestic and international scene, but the world crazy golf championship, there is nothing like it. it is just unique as an event. the world championship which offers a £1000 prize, is open to amateurs too, using whatever they can find, but it is the professionals who now go on to represent great britain at the masters in croatia, hoping to inspire the next generation as well. for all of us, crazy golf can be so frustrating. all the holes are par two including the helter—skelter. could it go? no! can i have that? it bobbled out. it bounced out. it was almost a hole—in—one! that's golf for you, isn't it? let's get a quick check on the t20 last final at edgbaston, birmingham they are sticking on the outlaws after their winds today. we havejust lost their winds tod

with the center of law and social policies, olivia golden and robert rector. delaware,e in dover, kicking off our capitals to her, where we speak with governor carney about his priorities and how policies affect his estate. watch c-span journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> next, legal scholars and criminal justice election and immigration law preview the upcoming 2017-2018 supreme court term. the american constitution society for law and policy hosted the panel looking at upcoming cases and in impact of justice neil gorsuch on the court. this is just over 90 minutes.