>> i don't think it's snoop necessarily. i think the subject matter.d puff daddy, and, p diddy, and, whatever, you are, you are, you are, a different person. >> she used to beep very different indeed. martha stewart was a fashion model who built a food and lifestyle empire, said to be worth at its peak, close to $2 billion. >> our three french hens. >> and then, she went away. >> martha stewart is spending her first night in prison. >> stewart did five months in a west virginia prison convicted on charges related to insider trading but she says the experience was. on balance, a good thing. >> do you think people see you differently sense your prison time? >> oh, i don't know about the prison time. i think that helped. that helped. >> that helped? >> yes, that helped. because, people knew how crazy and unfair all that was. and, in snoop's world it gave me the street cred i was lacking. >> prison time. >> street cred, of course. if i could put up with that, the happy housewife, you know, and i could put up with pretty much anything. >> here we go! >> ope

snoop dogg: oh, lord.ut to lose 'cause snoop's chicken is soaked in chronic and booze. ( laughter ) your version of "the apprentice" kind of ruined your relationship with donald trump, didn't it? martha: well, at that time, he didn't like it because, well, he doesn't like much. but he didn't like that i even had a version of "the apprentice." i was supposed to fire him at the end of my... my first season. - harvey: really? - martha: well, they-- he was going to leave "the apprentice." and mark burnett had promised me that i would fire donald trump. and, uh, that didn't happen. donald trump decided he wanted to continue with "the apprentice," and rightly so because, look, he became president as a result of that "apprentice" show. along the way, he trashed you and said, "oh, her ratings were my ratings. that ruined the relationship, didn't it? martha: oh, well, at that time, it wasn't so nice to say things like that, but he's said that about his other successors too. he doesn't want to give anybody else a ch

and snoop loves to learn.o we get to talking and some brilliant agent or somebody brilliant at vh1 decided that they were going to approach us about doing a cooking show. they wanted a contest. snoop and i really decided we wanted to do a dinner party where we would invite all kinds of people, and we have great guests. this year, oh, my god. from jamie foxx to puff daddy to i'm trying to get eminem, and i want beyoncÉ, of course. maria: she's now the highest-paid singer. >> her album just got number one. this week. so exciting. maria: so it's a cooking show. but it's celebrity talk show. >> it's cooking, it's talking, it's very comedianic because snoop has a great sense of comedy and i'm developing it. and we have a lot of fun. it's really fun. maria: are you attracting a younger audience? is that what this is about? >> oh, yes. but not only are we attracting the young, the usual vh1, vh1 is now experiencing a whole new shift in demographic because my fans are watching, and it's bringing in a whole new audienc

snoop has done it now twice. why do you think snoop d o double g is doing this?on a contractor in the sexual harassment, no drugs, but you can still threaten the life of the president. >> this president. >> only this president. i think tbs is hoping that because we have so much news now in this new cycle that no one's going to notice, like if this had happened under obama, this is crazy. at some point, they have to address it. by the way, not even an original layout. i think this is an ice cube reference and it was america -- i think it was america and not trump. he's not only stealing kathy griffin's m.o., he's feeling ice cube's art. not a very daring hip-hop artist, if you ask me. >> juan, do you condemn? >> sure. i don't like violence. i'm opposed especially of the idea directing violence against our leaders. i think that would break down our structure. i can't abide by that. i mean, to me, what we are seeing is -- i thought greg was very surprisingly gracious. because -- >> that never happens. >> i know, i know. >> very odd. >> iso a list here of the number

. >>> they are a surprising tv couple snoop dog and martha stewart. we will take you behind the scenes of their cooking show when "eyewitness news" >>> looking for a food party anything goes. try paring martha stewart and snoop dog as the host, cbs sunday morning tracie smith got us an invitation. >> give it up formatter a stewart and snoop dog. >> they might be the most odd couple in television. martha and snoop pot luck dinner party is in the second season on vh-1, part cooking show. >> wow. >> and part celebrity talk show. >> if only you knew. >> and part happy hour. >> bottom's up and drink your socketini, a couple have these and i will have martha in a bikini. >> it all does seem to work. >> this is the kitchen. >> last may we went backstage before they taped a new orleans theme show and at 76, martha stewart is as better then ever checking every cake and every freshly shopped oyster. >> where is it from. >> i always like to come through the kitchen and make sure everybody is happy, doing a good job. >> it is interesting because it is fun as this

is the cover of snoop dog's latest album. the toe tag reads trump. i asked the president about the hollywood attacks on him. there are other images that are not nice to see on album covers and magazines and late-night tv. hollywood depravity in our children. how big of a problem? >> not only for children, for everything. i look at what is happening with that. if they said some of the things about obama, you would people say you can't say that. with me it's allowed. i think it's disgraceful.

trump standing over the gurney of snoop dogg. back to you. alison: all right. thank you. the days of weekend warriors are over. coming up at 5:00, 7 salutes thousands of guardsman and reservists by going along for the ride. >> after more than a decade of local reporting the website disappears overnight. coming up, details why it went away and the reaction from the local journalis bill: welcome back. this is a gorgeous everything out. a lot of folks enjoying tonight. let you know what is going on. spotty shower at most. that is all we are looking at. the temperatures in the 60's. a lot of games kick off at 7:00. you have a sweatshirt early and you will sit on it early and then maybe toward the end of the evening. the tale of two weather days. cooler tomorrow, no question about that. the temperatures in the upper 50's. then morning fog and drizzle. the story tomorrow is cooler conditions and the rain sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a

nicole brewer looks at when snooping crosses the line. >>> philadelphia gets a holiday delivery, the pennsylvania christmas tree. >>> a familiar face drops by to say hello. what's john stewart up to? you don't want to miss his surprise visit on the late show with steven colbert coming up at 11:35 after "eyewitness news." >>> many be people have seen the limerick plant but few inside the gate. we have an exclusive behind the scenes look at a place so many of us recognize. may not understand. you probably never knew thousands of gallons of local water poured down the sides of these cooling towers >> we get about 18,000 gallons a minute from the schuylkill river. >> he took us where no cameras have been before >> we walked up nine flights of stairs to one of the plants cooling towers >> we make electricity over 2 million pennsylvanians and businesses >> nuclear power begins with the splitting of adoms. a process called fision >> it rotates, it's condensed and sent back to the reactors to complete the cycle >> these cooling towers do what their name suggests, cool down the steam, it's co

nicole brewer looks at when snooping crosses the line. >>> philadelphia gets a holiday delivery, the pennsylvania christmas tree. >>> a familiar face drops by to say hello. what's john stewart up to? you don't want to miss his surprise visit on the late show with steven colbert coming up at 11:35 after "eyewitness news." >>> many be people have seen the limerick plant but few inside the gate. we have an exclusive behind the scenes look at a place so many of us recognize. may not understand. you probably never knew thousands of gallons of local water poured down the sides of these cooling towers >> we get about 18,000 gallons a minute from the schuylkill river. >> he took us where no cameras have been before >> we walked up nine flights of stairs to one of the plants cooling towers >> we make electricity over 2 million pennsylvanians and businesses >> nuclear power begins with the splitting of adoms. a process called fision >> it rotates, it's condensed and sent back to the reactors to complete the cycle >> these cooling towers do what their name suggests, cool down the steam, it's co

jillian: remember when snoop dogg made the video assassinating donald trump?t came for the body is in a body bag. carly shimkus is here with more celebrity driven anti-trump. >> from kathy women's fake severed head to madonna, she thought about blowing up the white house. becoming increasingly common for celebrities to threaten the life of the president, this picture is one example snoop dogg posted to a histogram account that showed him the dead body of the president, a trump toe tag right here. a lot of people on social media not impressed. paula says this isn't even remotely artistic completed is downright inciting violence against our president. another tweet says it is time to arrest this bum for inciting violence. how far are they going to go with these blatant encouragements to harm our president? very dangerous, no human decency and the audit also illegal. he may have gone better of this, had second thoughts because he did delete it from his instagram account. celebrities are trying to get attention when they do this. there is more downside, so disresp

representing guantanamo prisoners so the general was anti privacy invasion while the judge was soft on snooping and sent him to his room yet it remains unclear who will emerge victorious because he was released two days later when military officials realized that this is totally insane apparently the defense lawyers have this peculiar concept of a fair trial with the protection of attorney client privilege they were unfamiliar with the setting of a prison colony and were not expecting such invasive surveillance so the guard at the front gate should have been a red flag at guantanamo even the bad days have camera because the only thing in solitary confinement is your the lawyers feared the footage could potentially sabotage their case and that all that work would amount to in allusion of justice oh oh no i've been talking to a camera this whole time. when the lawyers for the accused u.s.s. cole bomber quit in protest the judge in the case rejected their resignation the lawyers may face jail time if they don't comply and return to court or in other words they will be forced to do their job or in

these architectural secrets are flung open to the public so that even commoners like me can go in and snoopo the south downs in the uk to roa d —test the latest in travel tech. i'm not 100% convinced. i think hardened hikers. beginners? and we stop off in bermuda for the latest in our global gourmet series. 0n the menu this week — a soup that is considered the national dish. we start this week in swedish lapland and the town of kiruna, some 1,300 miles north of the capital, stockholm. it's the jumping off point for tourists heading further into lapland to see the northern lights in winter and the midnight sun in the summer. but what put the area on the map in the late 19th century was the discovery of iron ore, the most widely used metal on earth. alright. we just arrived at the largest underground iron ore mine in the world. the stats for this place are staggering. it produces enough iron ore to build 40,000 cars every day. that's the equivalent of six eiffel towers. and right now, we're 540 metres below zero point. i can kind of feel my ears starting to pop. this is the visitor's centre,

abby: do you listen to snoop dogg? >> i do. abby: do you listen to snoop dogg. >> yeah.e: where, somebody is wearing a trump toe tag right there. what's going on here? >> either snoop wants to be a coroner or reminded of his life as a crip. it's a terrible thing to do. but, and we understand what he is trying to say. snoop sees anti-trump as a way to sell. abby: so did elm and elm. eminem. >> it will dry up as legislation kicks into place. quite frankly, if snoop wanted to do that he should be doing that standing over the bodies of some of the governors in states that allow -- rob: this isn't the first time 1991, ice cube. i'm a big fan of ice cube, too, his same mirror image his toe tag was uncle sam. do they hate this country? >> tough to speak to that. what i can say in this particular case, when i looked at it, i thought to myself, what should snoop have been standing behind? right? he is an l.a. crip. how many bodies did he put in that morgue, right? how many governors in states that don't allow citizens to have firearms. how many of those guys have been people peop

not only do you get dre but snoop dogg. >> ooh, boy.and i thought compton and south central must be the coolest places in the world based on this music. >> other music is like a fairy tale story. we could hear somebody else's history basically and understand where they're coming from. ♪ bow wow wow yippy yi yippy yea ♪ >> making it available to everybody. a hip-hop tsunami and we didn't see it coming. >> death row records is going to be the next mow town. chronic was the foundation. keep rolling on until the house is finished. ♪ it's the bow to the wow and snoop doggie dogg ♪ >> the handful of rap super stars are not just singing about being mean and nasty and ambitious. they're accused of living up to their lyrics. ♪ all respect to those >> tupac shakur, rap star and movie star arrested in new york and charged with sodomy and sexual assault. atlanta cops arrested tupac less than a month earlier for shooting two off-duty police officers. >> tupac was languishing in jail waiting for appeal when suge knight swooped in and basically offere

snoop dogg, he is so mr '90s and cooking with martha stewart. so low. >> he's done this before. in march in a music video he had a gun to the head of the guy with the clown mask on. this is not new. he should stick to the muffins with martha. he is saver there. -- safer there. here's the problem. remember when president obama was still president. a rodeo clown this a mask on. and president obama's mask was on him. they banned him from life for the rodeo. >> laura: look at the poor guys. >> they want to see the president run over by a bull and they all cheered. whether it's right or left, it's wrong. puts ideas into the minds of young people or sickos out there. >> laura: i didn't like the mask. banned for life? >> i don't like anybody threatening an image in death or maiming of an individual. >> laura: the obamas had a lot of these rapper types in and out of the white house. >> common. >> laura: and drake and jay-z. jay-z is mainstream. you go through his lyrics. back that off. >> not rogers and hammerstein. >> laura: and alex baldwin? >> he has

in the past month these three shadowy individuals have all been seen snooping around london landmarksde do you think they are using the pop‘up de do you think they are using the pop—up book? de do you think they are using the pop-up book? maybe i should have a look. this is my friend knuckle. the professor, squeaky pete, madjog look. this is my friend knuckle. the professor, squeaky pete, mad jog the memory dog, jeffrey wilcox and charlie rumble. it is so wonderful to meet you all. it is a relief that paddington has made such sweet friends. would you excuse us for a moment. what are you doing? talking to the nice men. we cannot trust these men. look at them, talk about a rogues gallery, hideous. as for that bearded baboon, he has not got two brain cells to rub together. we can still hear you, mr brown. that was the light you turned off. the microphone has the sign microphone next to it. you laughed four times in that clip! before we went on a you said is it just a family film to sort of implied that... the thing is making afamily implied that... the thing is making a family film is re

in the past month, these three shadowy individuals have all been seen snooping around three london landmarkswe think the thief you saw is part of a criminal gang, using the pop—up book as a treasure map. well, it's a theory. have you found out who they are? not yet. maybe i should have a look. i'm sorry, this is a private conversation. it's all right, mr brown. this is my friend, knuckles. and this is fibs, spoon, jimmy the snitch, t—bone, the professor, squeaky pete, double—bass bob, farmerjack, mad dog, johnny cashpoint, sirjeffrey wilcox... i hope i can rely on your vote. and charlie rumble. it's so wonderful to meet you all. it's a relief that paddington has made such sweet friends. would you excuse us for a moment? what are you doing? talking to the nice men. nice men!? we can't trust these people. look at them, talk about a rogues' gallery, hideous. as for that bearded baboon, he hasn't got two brain cells to rub together. we can still hear you, mr brown. that was the light you turned off. the microphone is on the other side. it's got "microphone" written on it. you laughed at least fo

in the past month these three shadowy individuals have all been seen snooping around three london landmarkss part of a criminal gang, using the pop—up book as a treasure map. well, it's a theory. have you found out who they are? not yet. maybe i should have a look. i'm sorry, this is a private conversation. it's all right, mr brown. this is my friend, knuckles. and this is fibs, spoon, jimmy the snitch, t—bone, the professor, squeaky pete, double—bass bob, mad dog, johnny cashpoint, sirjeffrey wilcox... i hope i can rely on your vote. and charlie rumble. it's so wonderful to meet you all. it's a relief that paddington has made such sweet friends. would you excuse us for a moment. what are you doing? talking to the nice men. nice men!? we cannot trust these people. look at them, talk about a rogues gallery, hideous. as for that bearded baboon, he hasn't got two brain cells to rub together. we can still hear you, mr brown. that was the light you turned off. the microphone is on the other side. it's got microphone written on it. you laughed at least four times in that clip! because it's funny!

[laughte >> snoop dogg just wt off on donald trump over the comments trump made about lavar ball. >> [bleep] you donald trump and everything you stand for. >> lavar ball is nown a legit celebrity feud with the united states of america. how more $500 shoes is lavar going to sell because of this thing? >> he should do a blank trump edition of the z02, bozo2s. >> the bozos. [laughter] >> the victoria's secret fashion show in shangi.

deputies spotted them snooping around a cvs pharmacy monday night. a mother bear got a look at the deputy's cruiser and took off with her cubs. i'm out of here! [ laughter ] >>> an uptick in people flying out for the thanksgiving holiday. coming up, how the cost of travel maybe factoring into people's plans this year. >> and what's cool about your school? email us and we may feature your sch ool on the show. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. year. airlines say 28- and-a- half million passengers will take flights over the 12- day period. cbs reporter d at what it costs >>> 30% more people will fly this year for the thanksgiving holiday over last year. 28.5million passengers will fly over the 12 days. we look at what it costs to go home for the holiday. >> reporter: today is one of the busiest travel days of the year. the tsa is expected to screen more than 26 million people during the 12-day thanksgiving travel period. consumers are paying ar

[laughte >> snoop dogg just wt off on donald trump over the comments trump made about lavar ball. >>p and everything you stand for. >> lavar ball is nown a legit celebrity feud with the united states of america. how more $500 shoes is lavar going to sell because of this thing? >> he should do a blank trump edition of the z02, bozo2s. >> the bozos. [laughter] >> the victoria's secret fashion show in shangi.

international olympic committee believes as much as 1,000 russian olympics were don dopingful not the snoop kind. the olympic committee is considering a number of penalties. apparently they got suspicious when they saw one of them pulling a water skier behind this might be controversial. i always knew the russians were doping. no one should be able to fit that many dolls inside of each ooflt it's not natural. this is a strange scientific finding -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. according to studies, researchers in england found the small amount of alcohol can actually improve your ability to speak a foreign language. alcohol helps people speak more -- at the very least it makes they will think they are speaking more fluently. guillermo, i feel like you're living proof this study is wrong. >>> no, jimmy, when i drink, my english is good. i even dance better, too. >> jimmy: you even dance better? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he even dances better. [ cheers and applause ] and not only does alcohol help, developers of a learning software believe medical marijuana may have similar benefits, too. >> fo

el rapero snoop dog se encuentra en medio de una nueva polÉmica trazo o ubicar esta fotografÍa de sumuy bien. los comentarios no se hicieron esperar, ya que muchos aseguran que con esa voz no merece estar nominado a los grammy latino. un poco desafinado, no? esto es todo por mi parte. yo soy grayce. les deseo un muy feliz fin de semana. ilia: la gente siempre crÍtica, asÍ concluye esta ediciÓn, gracias por su compaÑÍa. recuerden que regresa a la noche con nuestro compaÑero julio cÉsar. siempre despuÉs seguir en las redes sociales, en facebook y twitter. no se retira que ahora llega el noticiero nacional. gracias. ♪ ♪ marÍa: viernes 3 noviembre 2017 y estos son los titulares. liberan de un centro migratorios a la niÑa que estaba detenida con parÁlisis cerebral. un juez habÍa fallado en su contra antes de liberarla. ojalÁ que se justicia y que el amor venza todo. esto piden los familiares de los cinco argentinos que murieron bajo el ataque terrorista. marÍa: despiden a seis

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agent coleen rowley says the government thinks it has a right to snoop this is been going on for some number of years where the f.b.i. and the government thought that they were allowed to track cell phones without showing probable cause the so-called war on terror has allowed under executive you know commander in chief powers in wartime the government that has decided that they can obtain a lot of these records under that basis if they gave that it is constitutional to track cell phones it will open the door wider and it will open the door also to even changing the whole law about the expectation of privacy. in less than a week on december the fifth the international olympic committee will rule on whether to allow russian athletes to compete in next year's winter olympics in south korea but same brush or is already receiving support from various international sporting associations including curling and play for the biggest response came from the international ice hockey federation which is called for older clean athletes to be allowed to participate in the games in chiang. we wanted t

[laughte >> snoop dogg just wt off on donald trump over the comments trump made about lavar ball. >>everything you stand for. >> lavar ball is nown a legit celebrity feud with the united states of america. how more $500 shoes is lavar going to sell because of this thing? >> he should do a blank trump edition of the z02, bozo2s. >> the bozos. [laughter] >> the victoria's secret fashion show in shangi. bella hadid put on some wings but the show was stolen by ng xi.

al-jazeera is corresponding snooping bringing the stories they tell of this rather i don't like it was never enough of a letter stand. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian refugees al-jazeera food in world news the new era in television news. it doesn't say that it's a toss to do things in secret that are on the list we had actual victims who had survived torture detention and saying this was the cause of my arrest if you would . just stay with what we do have stood by this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir of talent but to have if you give them the opportunity that wonderful thing stopped to look at the actual distance there's at least twenty thousand for him to refugees who live here we badly need at this moment to the ship and tell us an interesting guy that has resigned donald trump is going to be the next president retaliation with many other guys go back to the family canisters of gas i'm just a little bit west of the beginning anyway it was good record that. he achieved something that never happened before. on counting the cost of crocodile economic

agent coleen rowley says the government thinks it has a right to snoop. this is been going on for some number of years where the f.b.i. and the government thought that they were allowed to track cell phones without showing probable cause the so-called war on terror has allowed under executive you know commander in chief powers in war time the government then has decided that they can obtain a lot of these records under that basis if they'd say that it is constitutional to track cell phones it will open the door wider and it will open the door also to even changing the whole law about the expectation of privacy. french president a manual mccrone has been accused of being racist and paternalistic during his african to a. phone the president of broken a fossils roof we love the room and at that point you say oh he's going to fix the air conditioning some people thought that that was almost racist well those people are being paternalistic because they think you can make a joke when talking to an african would have done the same things with argo mirko i would

now there is snoop dogg. standing over a dead body with a toe tag that says trump.al vitriol is routine, it's because most of of the mainstream media don't express outrage. david horsy of the "l.a. times" wrote that sanders looks more like a slightly chunky soccer mom rather than the fake eyelashes and formal dresses she puts on for news briefings. she looks like she would be more comfortable in sweats and running shoes. he said he failed to meet his own standard. who approved the sexist stereotypes? what happened to the editor. just remarkable. i'm howard kurtz. thanks for joining us. give us a like. we post a lot of original content on our facebook page. mediabuzz@foxnews.com. remember to dvr us if you have other plans on sunday morning. but we'll be back next sunday morning. [♪] eric: president trump kicking off his first tour of asia as president. the president preparing for critical meeting with the leaders of japan, south korea and china. arthel: the president is already stressing his close ties with japan prime minister shinzo abe. and the need to build a uni

. >> interesting show with snoop dog. >>> police in thornton colorado looking for a murder on the loose put out this picture of a person they want to speak with. authorities are warning the gunman is armed and dangerous, calling it a random act. the suspect shot and killed three people. all shot inside the store. female victim pronounced dead. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning. >>> hillary clinton is standing by her campaign lawyers' decision to pay for opposition research which showed up in a is a lasal lashious dossier. >> this was research started by a republican donor during the republican primary, and then, when trump got the nomination, for the republican party, the people doing it came to my campaign lawyer and said, you know, would you like us to continue it? and he said yes. he's an experienced lawyer. he knows what the law is. he knows what opposition research is. >> clinton went on to say the bigger problem is the american people didn't know the fbi was investigating the trump campaign connections to russia starting back in the sum every of 2016. >> jurors in the

then snoop dogg outrage standing over president trump's corpse on album cover black over snoop dogg makepping price on new victoria's secret jaw you, 6,000 gems -- >> cake it off with top story, house republicans gear up to unveil tax reform bill a plan that president trump reportedly wants to call you a cut cut cut acting the commander in chief tweeted suggests about the tax legislation wouldn't it be great to rerepeal unfair unup popular individual pld in obamacare use both for further tax cuts for the middle class house and senate should are? asap as process final approval moves along push biggest tax cuts ever sarah huckabee sanders we had on on tweets during a news conference yesterday. >> in terms of the mandate we are focused on pushing through tax tax cuts tax reforms separately, about obviously we never made it a secret we would like to repeal and replace obamacare, we like to do that i think probably more likely to do something like that in the spring. >> joining us right now president of the american action forum economic advisory to john mccain 2008 presidential campaign form

." >> greg: snoop dogg has a new album out. i've kind of lost track of him.show it. a corpse and the toe tag says "trump." what i find interesting is obviously this is not very nice. who cares? it is art and his world, even though it's evil. he started hosting a new game show on tbs. he's got a game show, "the jokers wild," a reboot. i am curious what goes on then the tbs board meeting when your game show host is advocating the assassination of a president. when your host is advocating the assassination of a president. your host of a game show. how are you going to deal with that tomorrow morning? i want to know. >> jesse: not technically calling for a boycott, just raising questions. >> greg: i just want to know! how is tbs going to deal with the b.s.! >> juan: we've had a lot of news and upsets. let's not forget the joys of life. a couple days ago, your neighborhood was filled with goblins, princesses, superheroes. some of the coolest kids on fox. j.j. the cat. the twins. our producer, her daughter dressed as a queen. in kimberly's son. here are three of my

china, spying, snooping, camera facilities, not a good idea. >> you'd be surprised the budget that different government organizations are working with is the primary consideration, this is changing now. there's a change now with how we review russian companies and their interactions with different companies around the world. the u.s. government is getting savvier about this or paying more attention to it. once again, it raises that we are increasingly drawn into a constant cyber war in which information is being stolen from the united states at a level that is civilization changing. our information and technology advantage is eroding day after day. foreign actors instead of having to spend billions on r&d are looking to just steal it. whether we're talking about military or commercial secrets. this is a huge problem. we've seen with the major hacks that the u.s. government is not and has not been fully prepared for the scope and scale of the threat and needs to get on it. >> thanks, buck. scary stuff. meantime, it's considered the happiest place on earth unless you run into legionnaires dise

inexplicable pickup of social media this week, solidarity from celebrities like rihanna and kim kardashian, snoopron james that national interest has been ignited in her case, forcing us to look not only at the plight of four young women of color but also at how we as a nation spent decades sentencing juveniles too young to vote, too young to own a gun, or in some cases drive a car to extremely severe punishments designed to correct a still forming mind that is often already damaged. she has never denied killing allen, a crime she regrets. and she has spent her incarceration mentoring other women prisoners and furthering her education and her case resulted in the state of tennessee no longer charging minors for prostitution. this as the u.s. supreme court handed down several decisions in the last decade that have changed how juveniles are sentenced for capital crimes. among them are 2012 ruling that found life sentences without parole for juveniles to be unconstitutional, a decision that in january was ruled to apply to adults incarcerated for crimes committed as juveniles. but s but sentoria bro

conversation was about her new line at qvc, her business, how to stay relevant and this amazing new show with snoopple this advice on tweeting. >> this whole tell it like it is business, that's nonsense. you don't just say what's on your mind. you don't tweet every thought. i'm not talking about anybody in particular. i'm talking about us all. >> she went on to say most initial thoughts are not worthy of the light of day. and suggested spellcheck tweets. >> let's get a check on cnn money treatment. global stocks mixedle wall street closed mostly higher. it was expected but fed officials hinted at a rate hike potentially in december. the fed has raised interest rates twice this year. of the interest rates of course affect borrowing costs for credit card, ought auto loan. despite recent job losses because of the hurricanes. next big job loss report comes out tomorrow. >>> sales topped $10 billion last quarter for facebook. that's up nearly 50% from last year. fuelled mainly by advertising. ceo mark zuckerberg said future profit will take a hit because the company will invest heavily to prevent abuse