stella, come on, let's do this. - [sighs] - whoa. stella! come on, where's the fire? hit of that? aah! ooh. thanks. - hey. - oh, hey. what are you doing here? shouldn't you still be out with your friends, throwing up on each other? - i wish. - aw. what happened? - the guys are all lame now. i mean, it's tragic. they used to be real pervs and binge drinkers. tonight all i did was talk about their kids and cholesterol. how was ladies' night? - well, pretty much the same. i was really looking forward to it, but all they talked about was strollers and preschools and rogaine. - rogaine? which husband? - no, it's danielle. things are not getting better there. - that's gonna be us, isn't it? - no. we're better than that. - i thought my buddies were too, but rudy ordered a salad with dressing on the side, so... i punched him in the balls. and he actually got mad. - didn't he just have hernia surgery? - no, that's next week. whatever. i guess it's all over for us. - no, it doesn't have to be. - well, how do you figure? we're gonna be parents soon. - yeah, but that doesn't mean

stella? dr. stella zinman. she's the best in the business. and she's rather cute.a movie together tonight. what? i asked her out. oy. oh. ted, why would you do that? what's the matter with you? what? what do you mean? dude... don't poop where you eat. oh, no, this doesn't count.

y para ayudarnos aqui esta la especialista en cuidado de la piel de dermawand, stella riches. >> graciaspara que puedan ver en vivo estos impresionantes resultados. ella es julie. ha modelado en europa y en estados unidos, ¿por cuanto tiempo, julie? >> mas de 30 aÑos. >> 30 aÑos, wow! primero julie demostrara como dermawand proporciona una estimulacion instantanea para el parpado... y luego trabajara en solo un lado de su rostro. observemos, y tu, julie, continua haciendolo. [♪...] ah, ya estoy empezando a ver resultados. ¿cuanto tiempo has usado dermawand? >> por mas de ocho aÑos y mi piel esta mejor ahora a los 53

living in remote and underserved areas have benefited from stella. stella allows americans residing in predominately rural areas to receive distant network signals. licenseance signal sunsets at the end of 2014 and without reauthorization, 1.5 million american households will be disenfranchised. third, in the three years since the last authorization, the video industry has not been sitting still. americans increasingly want to watch on the go. over the years, dishes has done much to responding -- respond to change. in summary, we believe the government should work to ensure competitive realities. thank you, and i look forward to answering any questions you may have. >> thank you, mr. dodge. i commend you for beating the light. >> good morning. jerry waldron. i'm testifying on behalf of more than 1000 free local over the of theevision members national association of broadcasters. urgebroadcast constituents you to keep in mind two principles. free, locally focused broadcast television should remain available to american households. should not of stella

her novels include "getting to stella got herw groove back." entitledest tome is "who asked you?" and looks at the burdens and blessings of family life. we are glad you joined us. conversation with best-selling author terry mcmillan coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ing bestsell author terry mcmillan has been credited with featuring the en.es of black wom she is credited with helping other writers who want to take a look at american life. is "who asked you?" always good to have you. you look good. >> thank you. i cover up well. i always love your covers, the book covers. >> i like that. tavis: i love this cover. what do you like about it? >> well, it is what -- people like to run their mouth. so that is pretty representative. tavis: how did you settle on the title? >> i have a big mouth and -- tavis: i did not say that. >> i have a big mouth and over the years as the oldest of five, i had a tendency to speak when no one really cared. that anddecided to use ways to try to help myself learn when to keep my mouth shut. it has no

>> the stella blues band. >> thank you for plugging that. >> i don't ask him to do this.t out of the goodness of my heart because i'm a fan. >> appreciate it. >> we do it because he's really good. plus he's a terrific guy. why not? some headlines for you right now. biogen entering a six-year research collaboration with isa pharmaceutic pharmaceuticals. issa will receive $100 million up front for that. bell helicopter, a unit of textron with lockheed martin to bid for the u.s. army's next generation helicopter an order worth billions of dollars and jacobs engineering will buy sinclair night for about $1.2 billion in cash. jacobs one of the largest constructing firms. the trading action up 117 points on the dow jones industrial average. i'm surprised at the amount of headline risk out there is not impacting the market this way the way as it was last week. >> seems to be on the bac burner although all the indications are -- >> although this is the busiest week. >> saw john harwood even if you just get the senate and not the house of representatives there's a chance the presi

i saw you kissing stella mccartney. is there something i should know?h chris martin. how do you make that work? >> it's not easy to be married for ten years. we laugh a lot. so far, we're sticking it out. >> reporter: paltrow has a lovely life, great taste, and some food ideas. >> now, we'll do the guacamole. a lot of people love that. a few do not. there's some haters out there. >> oh, yeah. i don't engage, to be honest. i really don't. that doesn't help me in my creative process. >> reporter: on the other side of that, it must be odd to be named the world's most beautiful woman by "people" magazine. how do you react to that? >> i just turned 40. i've got two kids. and i thought, this is so nice for all the mothers in the world. >> reporter: i myself just turned 40 and slightly losing my beach body. what is your secret? >> my secret is incredibly hard work and discipline. >> reporter: and she works harder when there's an upcoming lingerie scene. your character says what i think a lot of the audience will be thinking. is sex addiction actually real? >>

. >> reporter: now a rare gold coin has gone from small change to a small fortune and known as an stellawas made in the 1800 in the u.s. but never released in circulation and now it is sold for more than $2.5 million at auction and the sale price is double the preauction estimate and making the coin the ten most expensive u.s. coins ever sold.

. >> his name is joseph stella, and we have a major piece that he created in the 1920s here called "voice of the city interpreted," and it's just a wonderful representation of new york city at the time when, you know, in the roaring '20s when everything was very exciting and dynamic. it's very colorful. so we're hoping to connect that artwork with the children at the school, and they'll create, you know, another major piece. >> the other goal of the art project was to get the community to become more aware of the importance of recycling. >> the messages that people could get is not only trash is trash. you can use trash to recycle and you can make brand-new things out of it. >> i will say that the thing that i really enjoyed the most was that children were teaching their parents about recycling. many parents were not recycling at home, and because of this, children told them and they are recycling now. >> there's a famous saying that "imitation is the highest form of flattery." in that case, vincent van gogh would no doubt be pleased to know that a painting he did more than 100 years ago

and here to help us is dermawand skin care specialist stella riches. >> thanks, lisa.sked production to take still shots of each of our models so that you can see these remarkable live results. this is julie. she's been modeling in europe and in the u.s. for how long now, julie? >> over 30 years. >> 30 years, wow, o.k. first julie's going to go ahead and show how dermawand provides instant stimulation for eye lifts and then she's going to continue working on just one side of the face. so go ahead and take a look at that, julie. just keep going. [gentle buzzing] oh, i'm already seeing some results here. how long have you been using the dermawand? >> over eight years, now. and my skin is better now at the age of 53 than it was when i was 33 years old. >> wow, look at that! look at julie's eyebrow. it really appears to be lifted and then look at the whole eye area. it now has volume and it's just opened right up. i mean, look at the difference. and then look in these other areas that i want you to notice. like she doesn't have crow's feet, and trust me, if you want to red

. >> reporter: food bank manager stella silva says almost half of the people who come to this food bankerans. many of them like fuller, are disabled and barely able to make end meet. >> they keep cutting what is going to be left? >> reporter: but it's more than just veterans. about 5,000 active military members are on food stamps. the majority of those are in lower pay grades and have larger than average families. and spends on the ground military bases tells the story. in 2011, $88 million in food stamps were spent on military bases. and nba 2012, that number jumped to $99 million. this year, food stamp usage on base is his on track to exceed $100 million. >> you would like to think people serving our country would be able to at least survive reasonably well and not have to worry about putting food on the table. >> reporter: justin keith helps veterans and families sign up for government assistance. he fierce additional cuts to the food stamp program wilin crease the pressure on groups and services already struggling to assist the growing number of those in need. >> a lot of folks are

the oregon shakespeare festival, just opene as kate in taming of the shrew, in rehearsals to play stella in street car. she's the real deal. she's my inspiration. >> does she have any interest in doing television or film? i understand for some people that's all that they want to do, that kind of real serious acting. >> i think she would if the business were the way it was when i started out where it was all about the acting. it was how good, how committed you were, you know, the okay time, all of the things that you have to be. >> i want to know what you mean by that, clearly you are talking about an evoluton that the business that you were in. >> i don't think that i could do it now. i don't think she's cut out for that now where you have to be the -- the face of, you know, prada or the face of some perfume or and g go to the red carpet and talk about stuff and be cool and on all the time. i don't -- i just couldn't do it. doing this is great because we're talking about things that matter to me. but just doing a lot of tv, you know, promoting. >> not your interest, yeah. >> never was. a

is "stella gets her groove back" the one people ask you about the most? >> my first film.e a splash with that one. >> when you read a script, you can't know how it's going to turn out. >> no. i was very hopeful, but you never know. >> hadn't you had a modeling career before that? >> thank you very much, but i never was a model. i know it kind of looks like it. no, i tried, but nobody would have me. i was too short. >> well, they're crazy. >> that's what my mom said. >> yes, yes. >> taye, we're rooting for you. >> look at the ad with your son. you are a model now, baby. >> thank you. >> we'll see you. the next thing, you come back and see us. >> "baggage claim" opens next friday at a theater near you. >> looks so much fun. >>> need some problem solvers for getting through the day? bobby's here. she's got your buzz. [ mom ] with my little girl, every food is finger food. so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth. it's durable. and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch

we said no stella in the bed. oh, but she's just a little puppy.scared and snuck in. oh, really? how come when manny has nightmares you don't let him snuck in the bed? gloria, it's 6:00 in the morning. can we talk about this later? (sighs) answer the question, jay. (birds chirp) you know, i'm gonna check the lease, but i'm pretty sure we're not allowed to have a meth lab. you are a delight. so what are you doing? i think you're gonna like this. i'm going on a juice fast. mmm. love it.

you'll see her in a short moody stella mccartney. mind the event she's going to. >> this is couture >> that oscar winning dior gown was one of her looks that got her best high fashion style. also the best gowns of the year, three of which glided down the golden globe red carpet. the best neckline was by kate hudson's alexander mcqueen. the best mermaid silhouette with jessica alba. and always confident in her curves, jennifer lopez owns the best illusion category with this. but everyone has an off day on the fashion front and jennifer is no different. this mirror dress with heels was a busy look for the normally glamazon mom. >> paula patton always had a rare tile mixup when she hit the carpet in this frown. she's always confident in her body and curves. but this one dress, it was a horrible choice for her. because she looked uncomfortable. with a body like that, nobody should act like that. >> now we're splitting hairs here. even babe ruth struck out once in awhile. at "us weekly," the headline glares jen's big secret. pregnant. i f

stella and i had started dating, and i'd just gotten a big raise at work, so i decided to purchase somethingy friends. a new car! ted, this is new york city-- you're never gonna drive it. this is a really, really stupid purchase, and i'm sorry, but none of us can support it. shotgun for eternity! you can't call shotgun for eternity. i just called it. you can't just call things, barney. i call that i can call things! nah-uh. yeah-huh. hey, baby. beer. are you okay? beer.

stella bowman-pal. says " if it was fake it was a good one and so funny. he really did a good job.its of it. " grace marchesani monares " sounds like a b.s. plus she is laughing the whole time. fake. " >>james:today marks 12 years since nearly three-thousand people were killed in the september 11th attacks. across the nations events are being held to remember those who have fallen. i ly othe eed d wer clatin- ittartworkg ngeson fter strger. wer clatin- in jt 30inut. noing liev nas toet critid, blowast e shves ango saighto the arma couer. toet critid, blowast e shves [announcerthers noidin thgobeful ked lights. new artfs armadeith al con. .andven-ked cri rfecon. nehearuls om befulakeddeghts con. >>james: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. august 12th anniversary of the september 11th attacks here is a live look in new york city with their remembrances going on right now. we are also following a live look from washington d.c.. and they live look care from the white house. president obama, vice president joe by dan remembering that the nearly 300,000-just 3000 americans killed to

as the committee reviews the committee of stella we urge you to keep in mind to principles. first, freed locally broadcast television should remain available to american households. second, the review of stella should not be used to create new exceptions to the copyright law that undermine those contractual relationships between broadcasters and satellite or cable companies that enable broadcasting of the global focus. why is localism so important. for broadcasters, localism is coverage of local news, severe weather and emergency alerts, a school closing, high school sports, local elections and public affairs. localism is for the charity, said the organizations and defense that helped create a sense of community. our broadcast stations are also the way the local businesses educate and inform the public about the services, and in turn create jobs and support your economy. there is no doubt that the viewers coming to our constituents can rely on our service. broadcast television remains unique because it is free, it is local, and it is always on. even when other forms of commu

stella's the big news. >> well, we did get an export license, not free trade agreement was issued bywas big news for us. very excited about the possibility. our customers are also very pleased. japanese folks and people from the company -- country of india, long term customers on those contracts, important allies to the united states. we're looking for to help serve their gas needs. tracy: non free trade countries which is what we have been waiting for approval to be able to export to these countries. you are the third approval this year following a 2-year pause. you think maybe this is a new trend? to you think that they will start speeding approvals? >> i hope so. the interconnect comprehensive studies under the debris law. they did that. they have been moving along. on average there will look to take u.s. 60 days. hopefully they will continue on that trend. tracy: your pending some sort of regulatory approval. it is not a total ban deal. >> we still need approval from the federal regulatory commission, environmental related permit which we look -- works to get the first half of ne

conclusion, they urge you to rebuff calls from the pay tv industry to expand narrow examination of stellato give them unfair advantage in market based negotiations. thank you for your time. appreciate your questions. >> thank you, mr. waldron. mr. mackenzie. >> thank you. shentel offers -- >> you're mic is not on. >> sorry. good morning, shentel offers wireline and wireless services to residential and business customers in smaller markets in rural areas in the mid-atlantic region. as a smaller rural provider our costs per subscriber are greater. however despite the higher costs firms like shentel still provide our customers with the same service enjoyed by urban customers. it's a challenge that's not made any easier by certain laws and rule that govern our business. for example, one of the simplest issues i raise for the committee today is the competitive disparity that stems from the fact that certain laws governing satellite tv industry are reauthorized every five years. the cable industry does not benefit from such periodic review. in fact congress hasn't made a broad legislative chang

consider the reauthorization of the satellite television extension and localism act or what we call "stella." 119 licensed be through december 31, 2014. enacted in 1988, the home viewer act created a compulsory license for the benefit of the satellite industry to retransmit distant television signals to subscribers. it is codified in section 119. it was originally intended to ensure the availability of broadcast programming to satellite providers. they have enjoyed a upholstery contentto retransmit contained in both local and distant broadcast television signals. the intent of providing compulsory coppery licenses was to -- copyright licenses was to facilitate investment in new creative works by the satellite by cable industries eliminating direct negotiation with the copyright owners for the use of distant signal programming. although the 119 compulsory license is temporary and therefore the focus of the reauthorization, we will be considering it is part of a complex and regulatory framework governing cable and satellite retransmissions of broadcast signals, making it virtually impossible

stellas about this deal that fell apart last week and then tom pryce on fox news sunday talked about the initiative to keep the pressure on in these negotiations. that they would like to delay the affordable care act. >> last week was a sort of crazy parliamentary move that would have allowed a couple symbolic votes but it wouldn't have produced final action. it's a little complicated. the house republican leaders every bill that comes through the floor comes under special rules for how it is the dated and its different in the senate that we so the leaders that come up with the essentially a way that they would allow their members to vote for the spending bill and to vote for defunding obamacare both bills would essentially be sent over to the senate. it's a little more complicated than this but what matters it is the senators could then vote. they would have to hold a vote on the defunding of obamacare part but all sides expected them to defeat that and then they would be able to go ahead and vote on the basic spending where they would fund the entire government and without -- when

>> lisa: [laughs] stella, what you're doing is amazing. ladies, i am 40 years old and i feel i look better today than i ever have before, thanks to my dermawand. and i love the instant stimulation for my eye lifts, which i always do just before i go out, even over my makeup. over one million women and men have already purchased this in-home radio frequency wonder. and when you call, the dermawand you order today won't cost you a cent. that's right: the dermawand you order today will be yours free for 30 days. we won't even charge you for the shipping and handling for the first 30 days. use your dermawand free for 30 days to prove it'll give you the results you see in today's show. if it doesn't, put it back in the box and we'll pay the cost for you to send it back to us. ladies, that's a 100% risk-free trial. you've got absolutely nothing to lose except the appearance of your lines and wrinkles. so call or log on now and order your very own dermawand. and when we come back, we'll see some more stunning live results. now here's your chance

americans living in remote and underserved areas have benefited from stella. stella allows americans residing in predominately rural areas to receive distant network signals. the distance signal license sunsets at the end of 2014 and without reauthorization, 1.5 million american households will be disenfranchised. third, in the three years since the last authorization, the video industry has not been sitting still. americans increasingly want to watch on the go. over the years, dishes has done much to responding -- respond to change. in summary, we believe the government should work to ensure competitive realities. thank you, and i look forward to answering any questions you may have. >> thank you, mr. dodge. i commend you for beating the light. >> good morning. my name is jerry waldron. i'm testifying on behalf of more than 1000 free local over the air television members of the national association of broadcasters. your broadcast constituents urge you to keep in mind two principles. first, free, locally focused broadcast television should remain available to