sharon: it depends. we have some historical records from diaries of them trying the rhythm method, which is a woman would mark when she has her period and find her safe time and plan around that. there are some women, one woman left and went to ohio. one letter she writes to her husband says the only option they have is withdrawal, and she doesn't feel comfortable with it for religious reasons. that also seems to be a popular method. there is a range of herbal remedies and teas you could drink after sex to theoretically prevent conception. steve: any stories you have taken away? reading those letters, does it seem like you are eavesdropping into the personal lives of these couples? sharon: i guess in one way. one thing i was proud about in -- and able to publish my book is to pay respect to these women because i find their stories really fascinating and their struggles really fascinating. i want to be able to use them to help us think about how to think about regnant see and miscarriage today. i love usi

tate. >> sharon tate, debra's big sister. biggest film, "valley of the dolls," was two years behind her already. now 26, she was known less for her acting than for her beauty, her style, and her husband. director roman polanski had recently shot to fame with "rosemary's baby" in which a woman discovers she may be carrying the child of the devil. in real life, sharon tate and roman polanski were expecting, too. >> she was so terribly excited. like a new mom-to-be, creating the nice little home nest for the family to welcome the new life. >> now debra, frantic to learn what happened to her sister, pressed her panic-stricken mother. >> mother, tell me what, what, tell me what. she was out of her minds crazy. grief like you could not imagine. >> but it was no mistake, and the murders already gruesome now tock on the trappings of celebrity. >> this was at the home of michigan director roman -- movie director roman polanski, and it was his wife, sharon tate, who was one of the victims. >> with sharon tate, 25-year-old coffee aires

denita's mother, sharon. >> i'm angry. i'm mad. because it never should have happened.were in a serious relationship. you know, why you felt you had to step out, don't understand. you don't hurt the ones you love. >> reporter: the divorce rate in this country would suggest that we hurt the ones we love all the time. >> that's true. but it's kind of bad when you going into the marriage being foul. not saying that it's okay once you're in it. but you would just like to think, you know, you're starting things off right. >> reporter: edythe kearns was barely beginning to process the loss of her close friend, and now had to cope with something else she had never imagined. >> i was just sad. and i was hurt. and i was in shock. just disbelief. because i had nothing bad to say about him. >> reporter: this wasn't jermeir? >> yes, i mean, that's exactly more or less how i felt. it was just like a nightmare, like this wasn't reality. >> reporter: denita had trusted jermeir. the men investigating her death did not. now the man who'd once made denita so happy was in the cross-hairs

. >> sharon withycombe talks about pregnancy in the 19th century. she describes the experience of childbirth, which often occured at home, and the varied perceptions of miscarriages. this 15 minute interview was recorded at the annual american historical association meeting. steve: shannon, a professor at the university of new mexico, 'm intrigued by the topic, buying better babies: popular health advice in the early 20th century. hy this topic? sharon: i became really interested in the history of regnancy probably 10 years ago when i first got to graduate school. i started looking at the history of miscarriage because i was becoming of that age where many people around me were having children. every woman i knew who had a miscarriage said i did not know how common it was until i had my own. that is what started my

but sharon was determined. >> it was about four months after i actually retired out of the army that i was just like, oh my god, i'm getting a dog. >> reporter: that dog is eddie. a bit of a goofball when he's not working. >> eddie dog. >> reporter: but all business when he is. the four year old brendel labrador never leaves her side. >> i could not believe that this was possible but i have night terrors and eddie interrupted my nightmare night terrors. the first night i had him. and i was like in tears the next day. if he did nothing else for me but that, life was going to be great. >> reporter: eddie has opened up the world to her again. getting sharon out of the house and into social situations, something she never thought she would be able to do. and as for that other lab, sully is now part of a team of rehabilitation dogs at walter reed medical center in bethesda, maryland. it's not always medicine that heals. >> sully salute. yes, good boy. >> reporter: sometimes it is just having a friend can work miracles. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: serving those who have ser

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. >> david sharon seeking out the homeless and those who feel homeless, his compassion and action is why some call him mentor, brother and even superhero. ♪ >>reporter: david sharon brings hope to the spirit . >> thank you for blessing us this morning . >> up a hot breakfast in a parking lot . >> he's a good friend to a lot of people here. >>reporter: with his wife alongside, pastor david has led streetlife ministry since 2008, week night gatherings in redwood city in palo alto provide free dinner, a sermon plus close in sleeping bags . >> under pastor david's leadership, the ministry serves about 400 people per week . >> pastor david m pollan tears partner with other groups for housing and rehabilitation. he himself found faith in recovery from drug addiction 13 years ago , so he understands street people struggles . >> somehow or other they lost their way and they think they are so far gone that no one could ever forgive them so what we do and the ministries continue to show love and forgiveness . >> pastor david helped get william alexander from sleeping on the sidewalk into a rec

good to see you, sharon?here. > how are parents doing in handling the 529 and how well do they understand them? >> on this special 529, few people even know what a 529 plan is. fact, edward jones did a study and said seven out of ten americans couldot correctly find it as an ecation savings and they're not doing anything to pay c for theirlege education and they're saving $5,000 yr or less. >> how about some benefits and drawbacks for those 529s? >> the benefits are that you put that money in and it grows tax-free. you ar putting in after-tax money and it grows tax-free. you take it out you don't pay taxes on it as long as it's for the qualified expenses and also many of unds that are in the29 funds will get more conservative as you get closer to them coing tolege. in a volatile market like this, if youd is about to go to college in an age-based plan, you shouldn't have to worry as much. >> one of the issues that so many of these plants are different depending on which state you design to invest in and you do

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eddie has opened up the world to her again, getting sharon out of the house and into social situationsthing she never thought she'd be able to do. like having lunch with her family and as for that other lab, sully, well, he now works at the same hospital where a service dog showed sharon there might be a way out of her ptsd. sully is now part of a team of rehabilitation dogs at walter reed medical center in bethesda, maryland. >> we have a list of ward patients where they get visits every day. he knows certain offices he lukes to go in and visit people in and certain wards and clinics he absolutely loves. >> automatically calm you down. they put things back in folkess, right? >> reporter: navy sailer robert hunter. >> it's really nice walter reed does this for us. this among other things. >> reporter: and 11-year-old who was diing a negotia was diagnosed with a rare immunity disease. >> it just makes you feel a lot happier to have the dog with you. >> reporter: it's not always medicine that heals. >> sully, salute. yes, goo >>> an iraq war veteran returned home with a song in his heart

hello and welcome to asia business report, i'm sharon real ale.united states is stepping up its trade war against china by trying to get other countries on its side —— sharonjet li. get other countries on its side —— sharon jet li. robert get other countries on its side —— sharonjet li. robert lighthizer said he will meet officials from japan and the eu on the sidelines of an 0ecd meeting in paris later today to discuss barriers to free trade. monica miller is in the studio and she's got more on that. what are we expecting to see? earlier this morning we heard from the chinese ambassador to the us and he said there willing to meet again and sit down, but he blames washington for frequently changing its mind on tentative deals to end this us—china dispute. this comes less than 2a hours after the us lifted restrictions on wireway in order not to disrupt any of their customers and services they are getting —— huawei. hopefully we're going to look ahead to robert lighthizer‘s visit in paris later today. we will be watching closely for that. we heard h

tate the real sharon tate of course brutally murdered by the by the manson family what's interesting about this film i think is one it's not nearly as violent as one would expect from a terence you know movie though there are a couple of scenes which will satisfy his bloodiest fans but for me it's almost a love letter to hollywood almost romantic look at the period that preceded his in hollywood i thought was a tremendous film and i'm very interested to see how it's received and i'm curious too i mean we always associate blood with terence you know so interesting here there won't be as bloody as we might expect now does he have a chance of winning an other or he got 125 years ago with whole picture. yet 25 years ago to the day pulp fiction screen here in cannes won the palme d'or launched here in tinos career be interesting to see this year's very very strong year in cannes we got a lot of amazing films from great great directors terrence malick film is amazing that's here ken loach's new movie also very very good pedro almodovar 3 legendary directors with 3 really really strong movi

tate the real sharon tate of course brutally murdered by the by the manson family what's interesting about this film i think is one it's not nearly as violent as one would expect from a parent in a movie though there are a couple of scenes which will satisfy his bloodiest fans but for me it's almost a love letter to hollywood almost romantic. look at the period that preceded his in hollywood i thought was a tremendous film and i'm very interested to see how it's received and i'm curious too i mean we always associate blood with terence you know so interesting here there won't be as bloody as we might expect now does he have a chance of winning an other the horn he got 125 years ago with pulp fiction. yet 25 years ago to the day pulp fiction screen here in cannes won the palme d'or launched here in tinos career be interesting to see this year's very very strong year in cannes we got a lot of amazing films from great great directors terrence malick film is amazing that's here ken loach's new movie also very very good pedro almodovar 3 legendary directors with 3 really really strong mov

jen was formed as an internal security force but back at base sharon says the women will also send up to any outside threat. i'm not saying we are not afraid of our enemies and we are always well prepared for then. our enemies threaten as daily we will fight and sacrifice for this land. because expel the regime from northern syria when the civil war broke out in twenty eleven they have since been autonomous. but the regime has a lingering presence. if they will hold on to some neighborhoods in the town of commissioning the capture of the kurdish region and now that it is winning the war . goes once for control of the country. turkey visible from the rooftops of the border town commission is also hostile to kurdish tell freeman syria. in the kurdish region it's not unusual for women to pick up a gun. thousands joined the fight against islamic state and many did not return home. they lie buried in cemeteries like this one coming. the kurds who control northern syria an offshoot of the p.k. a guerrilla group that waged a bloody insurgency in turkey that's been designated a terrorist orga

this group from the town of derek is led by sharon farmer a veteran of the struggle for kurdish rights that's. huge b.c. gen was formed as an internal security force but back at base sharon says the women were also stand up to any outside threat. i'm not saying we are not afraid of our enemies and we are always well prepared for them was one of the our enemies threaten as daily we will fight and sacrifice for this land. the kurds expel the outside regime from northern syria when the civil war broke out in twenty eleven they have since been autonomous. but the regime has a lingering presence. it's a hold on to some neighborhoods in the town of commission the capital of the kurdish region and now that it is winning the war goes once full control of the country. turkey visible from the rooftops of the border town commission it's also hostile to kurdish self rule in syria in the kurdish region it's not unusual for women to pick up a gun thousands join the fight against islamic state and many did not return home. they lie buried in cemeteries like this one come initially. the kurds of contr

on sharon's phone memories of a fight for kurdish rights it's been a long struggle and she took time to defend the hard won gains. let's get a round up now of some other stories making news around the world spanish police have arrested eleven people as part of an investigation into a people smuggling ring they say border officials in algeria and morocco worked with bangladesh based traffickers to smuggle hundreds of people from asia across the mediterranean migrants reportedly paid up to twenty thousand euros each indian authorities are evacuating hundreds of thousands of people as a major storm approaches the country's east coast cycle and finally is packing to wrench will rain and winds of up to two hundred kilometers per hour it's expected to make landfall near the seaside resort of puharich on friday. and joining us on just appeared before a london court for the first hearing over a u.s. extradition request washington wants the wiki leaks founder to face trial for allegedly trying to hack a pentagon computer assad says he does not wish to surrender to extradition on wednesday ass

(sharon) he does look thin. (neil) thank you? (sharon) come on over here and let us look at you.ney, have you been getting enough sleep? (beverly) something is off. (sharon) it's the hair. (neil) what's wrong with my hair? (gideon) it's definitely the hair. (neil) what? where did you - there's nothing wrong with my hair. pringles wavy. with a big new crunch and totally different flavors, they're not really pringles. just like that's not really daddy. yes it is. ok. new pringles wavy. they're not, not pringles. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back, everybody. give it up for the 8g band right over there. [ cheers and applause ] back with us tonight, she's the drummer for pop artist hailey kyoko who is performing at lollapalooza and osheaga this summer. her new podcast "behind the beat" is out now. and be sure to follow her on youtube and instagram. valerie franco, everybody, right over there. thanks for being here. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a very funny actor and writer you know from films such as "the disaster artist," "superbad," and "neighbo

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stars as a version of the real life actress sharon tate the film takes place in the 1960 in 160969 so sort of the period the the end of the golden era of hollywood where hollywood transitioned from sort of in the style chick period the romantic period into new hollywood where became much more which darker the films in darker and much more violent and sort of gave birth to independent cinema which in turn gave birth to directors like you know so very interesting period of time and of course this all takes place against the backdrop of the manson murders sharon tate the real sharon tate of course brutally murdered by the by the manson family what's interesting about this film i think is one it's not nearly as violent as one would expect from a tyrant you know movie though there are a couple of scenes which will satisfy his bloodiest fans but for me it's almost a love letter to hollywood almost romantic. look at the period that preceded his in hollywood i thought it was a tremendous film and i'm very interested to see how it's received and i'm curious too i mean we always associated bloo

. >> i'm in movie, i'm sharon tate. >> robbie plays sharon tate who was murdered by charlie manson's followers. leo's character lives next door to tate. powerful reasons audiences are so captivated by her murder. >> the movie beautifully address and can't wait to see this. the l.a. premiere of that movie will be late july. a star-studded affair. >>> the will smith and the cast of aladdin literally shut down hollywood boulevard for a magical carpet ride. >> this is a little late-night genie vibes. you know, i was just feeling sexy by myself. am i doing too much? be honest. i trust your judgment. >> i'm going to taell you the truth -- >> how do you feel about that. >> we'll take a picture and we'll bring it back to you in like a year or two. >> jada brought her fashion game, just like will, she dressed like his character genie. the kids came out to support, too. 18-year-old willow was all leg and it looked protective dad will was not okay with that ♪ >> the red carpet was also a mini-fresh prince reunion. alfonso r ribeiro. tatyana ali brought her family. the aladdin cast just shot the

(sharon) he does look thin. (neil) thank you? (sharon) come on over here and let us look at you.omething is off. (sharon) it's the hair. (neil) what's wrong with my hair? (gideon) it's definitely the hair. (neil) what? where did you - there's nothing wrong with my hair. where does your almondmilk almond breeze starts here with our almond trees in our blue diamond orchard in california. my parents' job is to look after them. at almond breeze we only use california grown blue diamond almonds in our almondmilk. ♪ and it's my job to test the product. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. blue diamond almond breeze. and now the best almonds also make the best almondmilk creamer. >>> all right. we are back with michael jackson's youngest child blanket stepping out of his father's shadow and starting a new youtube channel with his brother prince. chris connelly has more from los angeles. hey, chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. yeah, the two sons of the late michael jackson dipping a toe into public life and for the moment at least not really performing, per se

thank you so much for joining us, both of you, and sharon, especially to you. know it's disturbing to watch that, but we want to discuss it, and we want to see it from her perspective. this is a new video. my question to you is why do you think it took four years for this critical piece of evidence to come out? >> i think that there is this general swath of understanding that police, law enforcement are sworn to serve and protect, and sometimes that's viewed as by any means necessary. and so i think that what is happening is the reason that we continue to hear the call for greater accountability is because there are instances -- in sandra's instance, in particular, where she's literally speaking for herself even beyond her grave through the ability for her to have ownership over her space and agency over her body by recording on her phone. and so i think that what we are seeing is that even those who are being impacted by situations where there's excessive use of force, there is indelible proof that these things are happening. and so there is an effort to conce

sharon epperson and casey robinson on 5/29 day >>> the ongoing trade tensions with china we'll head tothe new york stock exchange for how to play today's action and ybmae even the weeks and months ahead that's next. >>> take a look at the market losses the dow down 345 1.3% the s&p down 1.09. and the nasdaq down 1.1% let's bring in matt chesslock from virtue financial. he's at the stock exchange tracking all the action. matt, welcome. we broke, what -- or broached, breached, i guess, an important support level on the s&p earlier today. it bounced back a little bit how much of this is algorithms clicking in as we tag support levels how much is fundamental worry? >> i think technically we broke down a key support level, 2802 we held it yesterday on the close. super weak and then broke through it today. accelerated lower. we saw that disturbing mueller report come out. that took us down another leg. now we're resting on some deeper support levels of 2776 we're ticking below that right now as we accelerate but i am not going to say it's algorithms they aren't getting credit for taking us u

sharon cooper is sandra bland's sister and their attorney with me and sharon starting with you, and you'veny times, this new video, but when you first saw it, what -- what did you think? >> i think our family upon seeing it, validates and confirms what we said from the outset was that sandra should have never been arrested. what she was arrested for at the core was a failure to use her turn signal and unfortunately his poor judgment and inability to de-escalate the situation ultimately resulted in her unlawful arrest and contributed to her wrongful death. so it issin fury ating and it feels a bit -- while it is validating and provides the confirmation that we knew long ago, it is also -- it calls into question and continues to bring to the forefront the importance of police accountability in particular as it relates to law enforcement officials when they are working with citizens day-to-day, specifically citizens of african-american decent because those are the story that continue to end up in the headlines in a fatal way. >> i want to come back to you on that point. but cannon, i just rea

they're literally saving lives, and sharon wants to bring attention to suicide.at. >> there are other groups that do the training. t get money to. they're not supported. >> we thank you, don. we thank you. >>> we're going to get back to you with "the dish" in just a few minutes. stay tuned. >>> what say about you is about your positivity and your optimism. i've seen you many places, many times. you always have that. where did this come from? were you a happy kid? >> obviously i'm god's child. god is the greatest. my parents all treated me with love and showed me love and showed me how to work hard and also showed me that to succeed, you know, you must believe, and when you believe, you succeed. >> they encouraged you in music when others didn't. >> when i was playing my turntables in the room loud, they accepted it. >> they embraced it. >> can you at least take it to the garage? we support you. >> we love you, but take it to the garage. >> i've seen people tell my parnls, yo, why you letting your son do this. they're like, what do you mean? we love seeing our son

our senior correspondent sharon epperson explains why. that's a shocker why is that? balances have been building and that's all good. why is that not all my money >> it's a great savings tool we love 401(k)s and the automatic savings and the rebound took the average balances up 8% or 9% we're talking $100,000 for the average 401(k) we get the tax break up front. we're putting it into a regular ira or 401(k). we're getting a lower tax bill as a result. that tax savings does not continue in retirement. >> i don't think most people think about that so can you give us some insight as to what the tax implications might be, what that tax bite might be. >> when you withdraw the money from a 401(k) or ira in retimer, you're taxed at your ordinary income tax rate. if you're at the 24% tax bracket, you're going to have nearly a quarter of that money gone if you take it out early before age 59 1/2, you're going to get a tax hit. and then you have to consider what will happen for the required distributions when you take a look at what that impact is, let's look at someone who has

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. >> i'm sharon tate.'m in the movie. >> reporter: margo robbie plays sharon tate infamously murdered by the manson family. >> that pivotal moment was a loss of innocence and i think that's what the film so beautifully addresses. >> reporter: cannot wait to see this movie. >>> me too. if we had to pick a star having one great year, it would probably be sophie turner. >> no doubt about that. this will be a year she will never forget. think about it, "game of thrones" came to an end and then she tied the knot with joe jonas in vegas and starring in one of the summer's biggest super hero movies dark phoenix. sophie, she needs a super power to watch herself. >> i was watching it like, refusing to watch my part. then as soon as i was off screen i would watch the rest of it. the rest of it is great. it's amazing. >> reporter: sophie poised to hit movie star status as nearly 20 years of marvel xmen franchise comes to a close. for starters jennifer lawrence's character doesn't surprise. >> you're in my family. no

experience that was not easy but that happened because i know they were intimate with gorbachev and sharon odds and know about cherie nancy is my grandfather and i know about gorbachev because you're his advisor up to this day how did you earn their trust. how does that happen how does that happen the initial process is earning the trust as a professional as an interpreter but then inevitably i work with both of them for six years and inevitably you become closer and they either trust not only you as a professional translator interpreter but also they begin to trust your opinion because they know that you have been with them through a great deal i think it started in the reykjavik with gorbachev at about the same time. and they did ask for my opinion sometimes difficult moments. during the whole process of ending the cold war it was not actually a smooth and easy process as many people now think it was a process that had its pitfalls obstacles difficult moments when miss misunderstandings occur when understanding's seemed to be breaking and. i think at that time they asked my opinion just

epperson joins us right now with more of all of this and, sharon, at this point in the game if you've got someone going away those tsiprass have made their decisions. now it's time to figure out how to pay for it. >> well, ideally you talked about this before they picked the school but sometimes there is a shortfall what are you supposed to do? when we look at how families pay for college and 2017/2018 it cost about $26,000 for the average family, about a third of that came from parent, parents' income saving and borrowing and, yes, students took out loan, about 14%. >> what's the difference between the loans the students take out and the loans the parents do >> the interest rate the main loan the parents take out, of course, they do other types of borrowing like try to tap their 401(k), bad idea or credit card, horrible idea or even home equity loan or line of credit, also not a great idea because you could lose your house and you won't get the tax break anymore. >> that takes out a lot of ways. >> the way they're doing it now is the federal parent plus loan so that's a loan from the

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(sharon) he does look thin. (neil) thank you? (sharon) come on over here and let us look at you.omething is off. (sharon) it's the hair. (neil) what's wrong with my hair? (gideon) it's definitely the hair. (neil) what? where did you - there's nothing wrong with my hair. ♪ the house, kids, they're living the dream ♪ ♪ and here comes the wacky new maid ♪ -maid? uh, i'm not the... -♪ is she an alien, is she a spy? ♪ ♪ she's always here, someone tell us why ♪ -♪ why, oh, why -♪ she's not the maid we wanted ♪ -because i'm not the maid! -♪ but she's the maid we got -again, i'm not the maid. i protect your home and auto. -hey, campbells. who's your new maid? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! my next guest is the former anchor of "cbs evening news," and a correspondent on "60 minutes." his new book is called "truth worth telling." please welcome our friend, mr. scott pelley. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: nice to see you again. >>ings that the best band in television! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: okay, i believe it. and now it has been reported as news. it's offici