rosy -- >> rosie and i are friends from the '80s when we were both comedians.orked with her many times. who else? >> elizabeth? >> no. she's busy. she's got 10,000 children. they all look like dick cheney. [ laughter ] no. teasing. but, no, i don't stay in touch with her because she's busy with her job, i'm busy with mom. we were not really friendly off the air, but we were not enemies either ther. it was like that. >> joy was 54 years old when we visited the set for the view's first season back in 1997. she sure seemed happy to meet tom selleck. >> what man doesn't want to be the center of attention? here you have all this estrogen around you and it's fabulous for them. >> and what we've always loved about joy is she never shies away from speaking her mind. >> why can't you have a guy who makes you tea and also doesn't show his -- >> they're not going to sensor -- censor sor you, reegt right? >> there's a seven second delay. >> 16 years you did this show before. do you want to do it another 16 years? what do you foresee? what do you -- >> oh, my gosh. i'll be

. >> rosie gave it a second shot and it didn't didn't work. >> and does rosie have a new romance with tatum o'neal? >>> plus, we're with the new dancing crew. a boy bander, and a reality star taking on hollywood's new super skinny trend. >> how can your waist ever be too small. >>> and tv's little family. we go inside their big wedding. now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. >>> hi, everybody. lots of news to get to this evening. >> let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >> cindy crawforded blindsided and breaking her silence on that controversial viral photo. >> here we are. it's for the cover. >> the 49-year-old mother of two looked super glam in a form-fitting dress for elle canada's photo shoot. it's her comments about this marie claire photo making news today. >> cindy felt blindsided because the photo had been doctored in a way that was unflattering toward her. she couldn't reject it because so many women had responded so positively to it. for her to say that's not me might make them feel badly. >> she told the magazine, quote, i felt really manipulated and co

rosie o'donnell and tatum o'neal.port coming from "people" magazine saying they've been romantically involved for about two months now. rosie's reps say that they just friends but so did -- i remember kermit and his rep said that he's just friends with his new girl. >> who knows. a rough few months for rosie. she separated from her second wife in november. her daughter ran away last month. tatum who is divorced from tennis great john mcenroe related to people" in may that she is dating mostly women now. >> rosie o'donnell and tatum o'neal are in two of my favorite baseball movies of all time. rosie o'donnell in "league of their own," and tatum was the kid pitcher in "bad news bears." >> i forgot about that one. >> walter matthew, terrific performance. but ran a little tidbit. both baseball movies. >> speaking of movies, an authorized biopic about the comedian lucille ball is in the works and cate blanchett has agreed to play lucy. >> according to the wrap, the move will chronicle her 20-year marriage to desi arnaz wit

we reached out to rosie for confirmation. her rep said they're just friends. >>> coming up, we have loretta lynn talking about her night with miranda lambert. the first dance and the racy first kiss? >> he slipped me tongue. >> plus, you just have to see a believer going in for the kill. >> all that and more still ahead. >> we'll be right back. >>> closed captioning provided by -- babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> up right now on the website, the entire dancing cast ranked >>> this has been a heck of a year for ta ra's little family. first, they became parents. >> then they got married. and the wedding episode airs tonight on lifetime.

. >> rosie may make a guest appearance. rosie o'donnell. >> no, no, it's not happening. >> it's not? >> no. >> i've never heard the rumor, anyway. >> okay, got it. doesn't sound as if whoopi is inviting rosie to return anytime soon. and it's time for colbert's big cbs debut to> how's it feel for the first late sh? eorge arrivingri jersey yesterday. he was spotted arriving early to the studio today. >> we want to have him on the last show but never worked out. and i'm thrilled. >> but don't expect amal to be there. she is working halfway around the world. moving on now to vanessa williams, news making "miss america" return. it was 30 years since appearing nude in "penthouse" magazine and now will be a pageant judge on nbc. >> that's one of that i've had to deal with for my career. not only being a "miss america" but being a scandalous miss america. >> tomorrow, we will have more of that interview and a look back at our time with vanessa as she reinvented herself after the world. >>> you know, nancy, redemption and forgivenes

the two definitely acted like lovebirds. >> you see tatum looking lovingly at rosie. eyewitnesses saw her put her arm around tatum. >> earlier this month, the daily mail was first to say they were a couple and tatum said she was with her wife. but when asked about the details, she said she was joking and deleted the whole thread. the couple said they are only friends. finally this, who got kim pregnancy news first? >> i haven't told anyone. >> what? >> i told north last night. >> kendall was told soon after. >> she face timed me. i was in a supermarket. i was like be quiet. there are people around. >> our carly steel got an exclusive sitdown and then the name is catchy, modern view. >> you smell divine. >> talk. of course i'm wearing it. >> it has rose and raspberry and vanilla which are all three of my favorite things. >> okay. let's bring in cameron who was at the toronto film festival for us. one movie which premiered there and is getting a huge response is "secario". >> this is a powerful movie. it eye opening, edge of your seat and, yes, even oscar. and i got the

police are asking anyone who knows what happened to rosie to give them a call. >> and we are here athe big board this morning. this is what happened to the british airways flight that was about to take off from las vegas yesterday. you can see flames shooting from the side of the jet and this forced passengers to escape on emergency slides. now, this photograph was taken actually by a woman from philadelphia who was charging her cell phone while she was waiting at the gate for her flight. pretty scary moments for obviously everyone on board and anyone looking at this. now take a listen to the emergency calls made from the cockpit. >> we've got -- >> mayday, mayday. >> request fire services. >> heavy fire services are on the way. >> again you can see that billowing black smoke and orange flames pouring from underneath the plane's wing. covering to the ntsb it was the left engine of the twin engine plane which caught on fire. now, there were 157 passengers and crew members on board this plane that was bound for london. it took 50 firefighters minutes to douse the aircraft but again, th

that is what the rosie the riveter term suggests. alfred palmer did a lot of work tohollywood before he came work for the office of war information. this shows up in the dramatic lighting. the man looks as though he is going off to do something very serious. this dark section behind him that looks like he is -- it is propelling him into the light. he does look like he performs the functions on a regular basis. he certainly looks like the kind of person you would want to accomplish a mission for you. some of alfred palmer's pictures are so staged looking that it stretches the imagination that this man would be out working .nder this dramatic looking sky he probably is a worker. his clothing is stained and soiled with oil and dirt, whatever. he is very muscular looking. he looks at home in his hard hat. yet he is wearing a ring. perhaps he is a hollywood actor standing in, but he certainly looks the part of someone who would scare off the enemy. who would be showing the united states is not just the weak and poor. that we were not a pe

thank you very much to angela alsobrooks, tony lee, rosie-allen herring.u. that's "viewpoint." i'm pat lawson muse. have a great sunday. ♪ >>> right now on "news4 today," it's finally going to happen. can you believe it. metro's new bus hub about to open. what that means for passengers in just about an hour. >>> plus, another major loss for a family mourning the death of a love one. the defb station they came home to after a funeral. >>> well -- >> good morning. >>> -- welcome in on "news4 today." i'm adam tuss. hope you're having a great day so far. >>> and another welcome to you on this sunday morning. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. thanks a lot that you could join us. the long awaitedra

. >>> now to a twist in the case of rosie o'donnell's missing daughter. today new jersey judge is approved request from rosy's teenaged daughter to lift a no contact order with 25 year old steven shearer. prosecutors say he sent chelsea o'donnell rosy's daughter a nude picture when she was only 17 years old. well she's now 18. chelsea was found in his home at a barnegat township last month after she was reported missing by her mom for more than week. >>> well, more questions tonight surrounding joe biden and whether he will run for president in 2016. the vice-president in atlanta last night speaking at an atlanta synagogue on unfortunate s foreign policy, and that's when reporters asked the question that was on a lot of people's minds these days, will he run for president? >> i'll be straight forward with you. the most relevant factor in my decision is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. some might think that is not appropriate but unless i can go to my party and the american people and say that i'm able to devote my whole heart and

he is not completely rosy eyed. but, he is less dire about what is coming. >> these are startups and they could work out well or not. they will continue to raise money and environments. to me, that does not translate. , there is not a sense of urgency and there is no need for everybody to panic. what do you think? >> a lot of things kill startups. the wrong market, the wrong higher, the wrong team, not hitting a milestone. panicking, it is all the time and it is always hard. this is another factor we cannot control that we must consider. emily chang: you helped me out that shows private versus public capital. explain what we are seeing here. bullish onle who are the market are also bullish on putting it in startups. this is a good place to chase. >> how many are there? over 100 >> it is not entirely fair. >> how many will survive? a third. emily chang: what determines whether or not they make it? >> the market does not see profits. they see growth. get will continue to revenue. emily chang: i want to turn to uber, w

he is not completely seeing through these rosy-ite glasses. he is a lot less dire about what is coming. take a listen. these are startups and some of them will work really well and some will not work at all. some environments are easier to raise money. it takes -- makes sense to prepare for environments. to me, that does not translate. into a call for everyone to panic. emily so, there is not a sense : of urgency and there is no need for everybody to panic. what do you think? >> a lot of things kill startups. aside from liquidity crunches. the wrong market, the wrong higher, the wrong team, not hitting a milestone. if we are panicking, it is all the time and it is always hard. this is another factor we cannot control that we must consider. emily chang: you helped me out with the data that shows private versus public capital. explain what we are seeing here. >> the people who are bullish on the market are also bullish on putting it in startups. this is a good place to chase. just a lot more capital to go around. this is a good place to chase de

i want rosie to stand up if rosie doesn't mind. rosie lopez ladies and gentlemen.[applause] if you are from arizona you know who i am talking about in her granddaughter's my best friend. and every state we have got to go back to this. they want to retire, rosie wants to garden. she wants people to take on the fight the fight at some of the younger generation have to fight to be at that table. i have had to fight to be at the table in arizona and we got to keep doing that and keep the people who are elected right now in office. they are not fighting for us we have got to get them out. [applause] >> because those panels being livestreamed we'll take your questions in a moment after one more round through. we have been asked to have people who want to ask questions asked the map the mic in the aisle here so after one more round of questions we can get to questions. i want to ask the panel here related to something that was discussed. i have heard it discussed earlier today as well. you mentioned s.b. 1070. we talked about some of the voter i.d. laws and redistricting

are there going to be others that are going to try to become rosie trevino?and up and become the matriarch, so to speak, of the estrella jail? it's going to be interesting. i don't know what's going to happen. it will be empty. it will be empty nest syndrome, i think. we'll have to decide what to do with a-100 pod now. >>> stop resisting! >> this is west hell. the conditions here are sub human. >> a jail made famous by its outspoken sheriff. >> here it is, 121 in the tents. >> now, it's altogether the center of a new storm. >> arpaio. >> last report, there's approximately 5,000 protesters. we have heightened security on the yardht

emily chang: would you espouse a rosy view? matt: netflix has issues. the problem is, if apple is making deals with tv and movie companies to make content, it is not necessarily going to be better than house of cards. that it will be competition. they have a catastrophe over at amazon. a lot of people are getting into this game and walking in front of my camera. emily chang: i do not want to listen to you either. let's get back to kathy. kathy, do you think that china's hard landing has already happened? why are you optimistic? if you look at commodity price -- if you look at commodity prices, they have been cut in half because of china. this is not a surprise. you look at electricity and the hard landing took place and they have more room than any other country. the rates have been cut five times and they will continue to cut. we think that they will get this right. >> look -- emily chang: go ahead. are in a situation where their currency could be overvalued at 30%. the interest rates are too high. out of all, they have stand corruption. doing those th

. >> rosie gave it a second shot and it didn't didn't work. does it scare you? >> and does rosie have a new romance with tatum o'neal? >>> plus, we're with the new dancing crew.

the woman was respondive and was taken to the hospital for onks, family members last saw rosy a week ago, her car and all of her belongings were found last wednesday morning. >>> the latest word from the new jersey forest fire service is that the blaze that blackened 1,000 acres now 100% contained. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic is live at the fire command post in woodland township, burlington county. nora because it's 100% contained, does that mean the work is done? >> no it does not. the fire is not over but this is good news for the forest fire service, they are putting in round the clock efforts to contain the fire. we got a feel for how fierce the flames are and it was intense. >> this is what it's like inside of the 1,000 acre fire. the fire that started monday afternoon and spread from burlington to ocean county, continues to consume acre after acre of forest. >> measurable rain we have not had for at loost two weeks, the bigger fuel like logs and large branches they are completely consuming down to ash. >> it's a difficult day to work the fire line with temperatures

. >>> rosie o'donnell's teenage daughter could soon be reunited with the man charged with sending her a nude photo. >>> and a 76-year-old woman fights back as men with guns force their way into her home. why she may have been targeted. >>> first, our social pic of the day. we have been keeping an eye on the holiday weekend commute. things moving along smoothly. nonetheless, a quiet and dramatic looking scene at the subway stop in brooklyn sent by instagram user oliver cohen. >> if you have an interesting pic you would like to share, send it to nbcnewyork.com or use #nbc4ny when posting to twitter or instagram. you may be selected as the social pic of the day. >>> coming up on news 4 at 6:00. four more counties in new jersey are being asked to limit their water usage as drought conditions in the garden state get worse. and it's already affecting some businesses. >>> and if you think you're seeing double when you look at the current class of kids at lynn brook kindergarten, well, you are. we've got those stories and much more all-new tonight when sibilia and i see you at 6:00. shiba? >>

so, that's what the rosie the riveter term suggests. a lot of workdid in hollywood before he came to work for the office of war information. the dramatic in lighting and a lot of his pictures. this one very dramatic looking. the man looks as though he is going off to do something very, very serious. dark sectionthis behind him that looks like it is propelling him into the light. he does look look like he probably performs these functions on a regular basis. i don't know what he is doing, where he is going, but he certainly looks like the kind of person you would want to to accomplish a mission for you. some of alfred palmer's pictures are so staged-looking that it stretches the imagination that this man would be out working sky, this dramatic looking working with the drill andbit. but he probably is a worker. oilclothes are soiled with and dirt, whatever. he's very muscular looking for he looks at home in his hardhat. yet he is wearing, a ring. i don't know. construction workers wear rings. perhaps he is a hollywood actor standing in, b

had been missing for a week was found alive in dense woods along route 295. 44-year-old christine rosienow in the hospital. she was conscious when searchers located her yesterday afternoon kus erode. they took her to the hospital for exposure and treatment of bug bites. the circumstances of what happened over this past week is a mystery. >> have not had a chance to talk to christine at this point. obviously we're concerned she gets the proper care and treatment at the hospital and the detectives will speak with her when she's able to talk with them. >> rosie's car was found idling nearby on wednesday of last week. her belongings were still in the vehicle. police are asking anyone who knows what happened to the woman to give them a call. >> ♪ >> all right, at the big board now, if you're looking for a job you have a lot more than a burrito bowl hanging other for you at chipotle. the chain is on a hiring blitz. their goal to hire 4,000 people in one day, today. this is chipotle's first ever national career day. so if you think you're interested you first need to register online. that will

i also knew the stories of the rosie t government girls are coming to washington during the war and iknew that the -- the role of women during the war had promoted womens' rights after the war but it took the war to get the democrats to do it in 1944 ande then the movement toward rights again coming out of the experiences of the war. i t started wondering, well, mae that's it. maybe the civil war had a similar impact on woman's lives and on the role of washington in society, in the country. and so i started researching that and i turned out that yes, in fact, that was exactly the case and so that's the book. it was just fascinating to learn about it because it's as much history of washington and the period as it is a history of the women and as somebody who has lived all of my life in addition to louisiana, it was very -- of great interest to me. and some of these women are womendd that you know of like clara barton and dorothy but you probably don't know all about them and some of the thing that is they did were absolutely remarkable. clara had come here to work in the government, wo

then rosie the riveter, the equivalent, in my view the women who work in the arsenals. which they did around the country, here in washington there was mainly, very young and very poor women who worked in the arsenal. there is this horrendous arsenal explosion that killed a couple dozen of these girls. the day after, the newspaper, the story was awful to read. pulling the tarp off of the charred bodies and they were basically unrecognizable. the reporter said, they were trapped in their hoop skirts, you can see these 19th-century, midcentury, midcentury women working in this very dangerous job in this boiling hot arsenal and being proper in their hoop skirts. thousands of people showed up to the funeral led by the president and the secretary of war, and formed the procession going to the cemetery where there is a monument to them recognizing their tremendous contribution to the war effort. as i say, there were were women you knew about like clara barton, dorothea dix, there's also a woman journalist who came to town. some of them came before the war, one was grace greenw

victory on the home track and rosi leading standings by 12 points.ars and that is friendly. >> thanks very much indeed. that is it for the news hour, thanks for being with us and stay with us on al jazeera and we will be back for another full bulletin of news in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ fear on hungary's border as fleeing syrian refugees plead for help. ♪ hello this is al jazeera live from doha and ahead russia says it will continue to send weapons to the syrian army as a way to help the fight against i.s.i.l. a call for peaceful protests in venezuela after opposition leader lopez is jailed for inciting deadly rallies. >> there are no homeless. there are no pr

[bulletboys' for the love of money] - it's the rosie o'donnell- donald trump war, and it's on. - rosiey, "rosie, you're fired." i'm gonna fire the asses off each and every one of 'em. you're fired. you're fired. you were the project manager, and you lost, and i didn't like what you did. - it is gonna be a [bleep] nightmare. - joan is not gonna be happy. - ♪ for the love of money frankly, if you were running a company, you'd destroy that company. you're fired. you're fired. you're fired. - you know, it felt good to fire someone. - it's actually fun, isn't it? ♪ people, don't let money ♪ ♪ don't let money♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] - i still love you. - please welcome the second worst tragedy ever to hit new york city. ladies and gentlemen, donald j. trump. [nicholas nolan's blow my wad] ♪ - wow. nice. whoa. ♪ [applause] oh, boy, oh, boy. - you know, it's good to see you, donald. - well, thank you. - we've just met, but it's good to see you. tonight, we honor a self-made millionaire. he started with nothing, worked hard, and made a fortune. that man is fred trump, donald's dad. [laughter]

rosie blazed a path for people like me. everyone has a rosie lopez. please stand up. rosie lopez, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] if you're from arizona, you know from talking about. and her granddaughter is my best friend. in every state, we've got those activists who want to see their state and they want to retire. rosie wants to garden. she wants people to take on the fight. the younger generation has to fight to be at that table. i will fight to be on the table in arizona. we've got to keep doing it and keep those people who are elected now in office. if they are not fighting for us, we got to get them out. [applause] >> because the panel is being streamed live, we will take audience questions in a moment. we have been asked to have people who want to ask questions asked them at the microphone in the middle aisle. one d -- after we do when more round of questions, we'll get to questions from the audience. this relates to something that was discussed -- it was discussed earlier today. and wetioned sb-101 have talked about redistricting. we can talk about what we c

and we knew the story sort least learn the stories of rosie the riveter and the government girls who came into town and large numbers to staff the bureaucracy and i knew because again i covered it and had written about it and covered these conventions that i had written about that after the war the women's movement really did come into focus and equal the equal rights amendment was introduced in the first republican convention after the war and the democrats the next time around. so it's spurred on a movement and there was this myth that women had come home after the war but it simply wasn't true. when men were occupying all kinds of positions that they had never occupied before 60,000 women took advantage of the g.i. bill and brought themselves to where they are now where the majority of college graduates are female. i started thinking i wonder if the civil war had a similar impact on the role of women and in the place of women in the role of washington and as i started to do the research i found out absolutely and dramatically so, so that is the book. it turned out to be fascinatin

. >> he's had a rosie outlook on the u.s. economy but in an interview on friday he won't see whether the rate hike at the september meet as good in in order. williams says while the data has mostly been encouraging some pretty significant headwinds have developed. >> the president of the united auto workers says he hasn't picked which u.s. auto maker to target in contract talks but he expects to do so before the contracts expire last monday. it becomes the focus of bargaining and could be hit with a strike if talks stall. they want raises for long time workers that haven't perceived one in a decade. it also wants to close the pay gap for workers that make half of veterans. >> toyota is set to unveil the all new prius in las vegas tonight. the launch of the car which has a 10% greater fuel efficiency is seen as crucial for toyota because they have been trying to stem a decline in toyota sells which are off year to date. they still came in shy of forecast and that's with the benefit of the lower yen. so a lot of investor concer

don't know where i'm going ♪ i'm on my way ♪ i'm taking my time but i don't know where ♪ goodbye to rosied julio down by the schoolyard ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in a couple of days, they ♪ >> in a couple of days, they come and take me away ♪ but the press let the story leak ♪ and when the radical priest come to get me released ♪ we was all on the cover of "newsweek" ♪ and i'm on my way i don't know where i'm going ♪ i'm on my way ♪ i'm taking my time but i don't know where ♪ goodbye to rosie the queen of corona ♪ see you, me and julio down by the schoolyard ♪ see you, me and julio down by the schoolyard ♪ see you, me and julio down by the schoolyard. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ,,,, it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, halfsies, and a drink for 6 bucks. all in a munchie meal. >> stephen: that's it for the first week of the late show, this september 11, 2029. time in monday when my guests will be emily blunt, supreme court just

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rosy the riveter was the character on posters during world war ii.actories, while men battled overseas. >> 8:35. coming up, an east bay couple's ikea kitchen nightmare. it took 7 on your side to find their missing parts. were they able to piece it all together? >> and here is a live look from our camera on top of mt. tam. you can see a lot of cloud cover over the bay. introducing starbucks® small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. berkeley couple to talk on the daunting task building a kitchen from ikea. they ran into trouble right away. 7 on your side stepped in to help and shows how it turned out. >> this amazingly is the entire kitchen. >> the last time we saw tess, her kitchen was this pile on the floor. they got it from ikea. you know what that means. >> it's like, you know, assemble. >> before they even started, a catch. >> i got like 90% of the kitchen and then there's this other 10%. >> key pieces missing, impossible to get. >> to build ikea, you have to have the whole. you can't just have some of the parts. >> she contacted 7 on your sid

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. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> you don't consider josh a pedophile? >> no. >> to bill cosby.he summer. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> the unforgettable jams of the season. the songs that had us breaking legs and nae naeing all summer. >>> the break ups, the hook ups, the beeves shaking up hollywood's most unforgettable summer yet. f

>> we have moved from everything is rosy to where we start to see cracks.hat has historically led to a change. i am of the belief that there is an 80% chance we are headed toward the kind of thing. i cannot prove that. question is interesting because there are two dimensions likely cause that. just a normal correction could have some amount of impact on a percentage of those companies. thing that has been going around about state private longer. interesting, they publish this thing where they studied 3000 companies that had gone public. of those 3000, oh green light hundred made it 200 million in revenues and two thirds of that went public on less than that. so, if we are going to stay private longer, the number of companies that actually make it out is going to be exponentially lower. emily: now to a story we are watching you twitter part nearing the square give u.s. political candidates a way to collect donations tweets. they currently share the same ceo. userer service allows the to paint with a debit card and submit an remission wired by the sec. transa

rosie the riveter, the woman came in to work in the arsenal and all over the north but in washingtonhere were a couple of dozen very young women killed in a horrible arsenal explosion and the newspaper stories about it are just horrific because they uncovered the women the next day and their bodies were on record and i suppose. the reporter said that they were trapped in their hoop skirts. here they were in washington in the middle of july doing this incredibly dangerous work of stuffing the ammunition were actually creating the ammunition and there they were dressed as proper ladies of the 19th century. there is a huge funeral by the secretary of war and there's a beautiful monument in the congressional cemetery. the president giving due to the huge contribution they have made to the war effort. government girls come at the same. women started arriving in washington mainly initially to make a living because the men were gone and they needed jobs. but then it was gratuitous for women justice they should target showing up congress authorized the printing of paper money to pay for the

. >> rosie gave it a second shot at "the view." it didn't work. doesn't it scare you?tomorrow on "e.t." babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents a jet ski with her hubby? find out in the star shot gallery on "e.t." online. >>> don't forget to check out our web site, etonline.com for all the late breaking celebrity news. >> we'll leave you with a sneak peek of what we're working on for tomorrow's show. it's your first look at little people karen jo. the gown, the vows. the first kiss and the bride's special surprise that brought the guest to tears. tomorrow on "e.t." >> grant:now a 8. >> grant:a recently retired east bay high school teacher. behind bars. after police say, they found child p

that he has not presented an overly rosy picture how things are going against icy.well i think there needs to be an investigation to find out how frequent the contact was because if general clapper was truly reaching down to that level inside of the chain of command and bypassing his own people and others in the chain of command, then what that says is, either, a, he doesn't trust the people between where he sits as dni and the general that he was talking to, in which case he should have fired people or made changes and not violate good order and discipline and jump his chain of command and go all the way down to the source agency. and the other thing is, this brings up, something that is analogous to unlawful command influence on the ucmj side, uniform code of military justice side. there unlawful command influence, someone who bears man tell of authority gives the perception or actually does try to influence the outcome of something. so, you know, it is not good. there needs to be an investigation. and find out why these whistle-blowers got together whether it is

. >> why rosie o'donnell is blasting elizabeth hasselbeck today. >> he was tormented in junior high schoolw 20 years later he comes face to face with his bully. >> i took the easy route