that's how important fort stewart plan to come across there. and they're going to they sent an infantry force to block that. they will also send in the federals, a cavalry force across lockett microphone into the prince william camp to go look for. they don't know if he's still here or not because he's pulled back and they're going send to there's no other way to be nice about it. two rookie regiments. one of them had probably not been the army. they literally probably did not have ammunition based on later reports in their jobs going to prince william county. and some were probably around. we know today is like somewhere in there they will run into the entire 1800 men of stewart's command and get completely out. they'll survive or who are not captured or will be sent back across the octagon at this forward, which i hope. and that's the best picture you can get on to get from that boat, that sign in the middle. we can really see sign, identify. as that is the form known as selecting them. it's just one photograph on shows and kind of vaguely in

>> i never thought i would be able to say this, but martha stewart is a quitter.p on one of the greatest meals of the entire year, we'll see. what are you going to do with the drum sticks, emily. >> the apocalypse is coming. martha is giving up thanksgiving and her bff snoop gave up weed. my point to martha stewart who i love, it's not all about the turkey, but the connection. >> and the sides. >> she's going home hoping, kennedy from home to home, with friends, lovely, and she gets to judge which is also something she does very well, very judgey in five different contexts, i totally appreciate that. but to your point, martha stewart built her reputation on thanksgiving, based on thanksgiving and perfect preparation, marie condo, the queen of organizing, also giving up organizing. so what emily is saying, it is the apocalypse. the second horsewoman. >> i love it. maybe martha stewart can go to carley's home, she's out with a new cookbook. cooking with friends. and as a matter of fact, a whole holiday section in cook with friends and pete hegseth shares his favorit

how you can snag a once in a lifetime stay at martha stewart's guest house and hang out with stewarterself. >>> bart is a train wreck. there is a guy smoking crack on my car. >> last time you rode bart? >> about a year and a half ago. >> people no longer think of bart as safe. >> it's lost about 60% of the average daily riders. >> the ideal ride to a public transit system in financial peril. how did bart go off the >>> at 3:00, we continue our special week long look at bart and its challenges. we are speaking live with a representative of the bay area council about where bart goes from here to try to get people back on bart. that story and much more is coming up at 3:00. this afternoon if you want to learn how to be the host with the most, here is your chance. booking.com has listed martha stewart's farm guest house for a one night prethanksgiving stay. the 1800 square foot space in bedford new york is available november 18 for, get this, $11.23. that's it. the price honors the date of thanksgiving this year. experience includes a guided tour of the property with stops at stewart's c

but what stewart's pain? what about mr stewart's pain?ying, you know, i'm deeply have to appear in deeply hurt to have to appear in court for this. so what about that? >> but mean, says that he's >> but i mean, it says that he's been guilty racially been found guilty of racially abusing and the abusing an activist and at the same judge says it's same time, the judge says it's not racially motivated. >> yes, it was it was not motivated by racial hostility, merely demonstrating it, which is strange distinction. is a very strange distinction. that his that is strange. it's as if his words were in themselves, words were racist in themselves, but intention but without the intention of being. but without the intention of beingdon't you can be >> i don't think you can be racist without the intention of being. >> no, don't so either. >> no, i don't think so either. really >> no, i don't think so either. reaanyway, we're to >> anyway, okay, we're going to move to the daily mail. move on now to the daily mail. nick about opening move on now to the

but what stewart's pain? what about mr stewart's pain?ying, you know, i'm deeply have to appear in deeply hurt to have to appear in court for this. so what about that? >> but mean, says that he's >> but i mean, it says that he's been guilty racially been found guilty of racially abusing and the abusing an activist and at the same judge says it's same time, the judge says it's not racially motivated. >> yes, it was it was not motivated by racial hostility, merely demonstrating it, which is strange distinction. is a very strange distinction. that his that is strange. it's as if his words were in themselves, words were racist in themselves, but intention but without the intention of being. but without the intention of beingdon't you can be >> i don't think you can be racist without the intention of being. >> no, don't so either. >> no, i don't think so either. really >> no, i don't think so either. reaanyway, we're to >> anyway, okay, we're going to move to the daily mail. move on now to the daily mail. nick about opening move on now to the

joey jackson is here along with former fbi agent stewart kaplan. i'll add mr. to your name, stewart, i was just having a little affinity for joey jackson as well. let me ask you here, since i didn't give you the respect initially, stewart, how concerning is this development? >> you know, laura, as a former federal prosecutor with the execution of search warrants going up against a public corruption, a sitting elected official it -- this is a full blown, open, active investigation. this investigation is at the highest level of the department of justice and the fbi as well as the united states attorney's office because of the attorney general guidelines. the fact that they have verifiable, credible, and corroborated evidence which would be necessary in obtaining a search warrant against a sitting elected official says this mayor has some big problems and he has something, obviously, to be concerned about. >> or some big evidence, right, joey? there is a standard, of course, to get a subpoena. you can't just walk into a judge and say, i'm nosey, and i'd like to se

along with former fbi agent, stewart kaplan.s getting a bit of affinity for joey jackson as well. you are mr. kaplan as well. let me put some respect on your name initially. stuart, how concerning is this development? it >> you know laura, as a former federal prosecutor with the execution of search warrants, going up against a public corruption, and a sitting elected official, this is a full-blown, open, active investigation. this investigation is at the highest level of the department of justice in the fbi, as well as the united states attorney's office. because of the attorney general guidelines, the fact that they have verifiable, credible, and corroborated evidence which will be necessary in obtaining a search warrant against a sitting elected official says, this mayor has some big problems, and he has something, obviously, to be concerned about. >> or some big evidence. when there is a standard, of course, of trying to get a subpoena, you cannot walk into a judge and say, i would know i'm nosy, and want to see his phone. if

stewart, stewart, what do you want to say about to the muslim community about your mark stewart? may i just say latifa that there is um another video. that we won't get to go into, but one where he almost tries to justify why he felt that he needed to react in quite frankly the racist islamophobic way in which he did, just give me the highlights from what has to be the worst pr apology of all time, so the first thing i want to point out before i get there is is his smirking in this video, he's walking out and as and as you see his side profile, oh it it for sure is, but there's there's no humiliity. there there's no um oh you know damn like i got caught nothing he's he's still walking with this purpose with this entitlement with this privilege and what this onto shirt and and what i love the fact that this now exists in perpetuity this this man with bits of his tummy coming out as he does the walker shame he can smug it up all he likes that was not the result he was expecting when he felt it was his right to go and abuse. someone essentially trying to make living an honest fashio

stewart.he extent of government authority to attach conditions to governmtenefits is very difficult area of constitutional law. and potentially quite a dangersne. as justice thomas pointed out the suaon here may be precedents should be extended to cover the situation but this is quite unlike a of the other ecases that we have had concerning tt. so my question is, if we don't agree with you on this theory is that mnou lose this case? you have another argument? iuess it depends on what you mean if we don't agree with you. you think the legal and constitutional equiven of prohibiting him from selli shirts with the market trump two small we would say it's unconstitutional eli applied in that setting. we don't think any government state or federal could prohibit him from selling those short sets constitutionally protectedt expression of this is meaningfully different from a prohibitnn speech it is a condition on the federal benefits that go with trademark registration. it still warrants heightened

during a heated exchange mr stewart replied, "go away, i hate you.lso said now, shut up you stupid man. bob stewart told the court he had no idea who he was, he said he used the word hate because of what the protester was saying. he told of being goaded and embarrassed. during his evidence he said he was exercising his right to protest by questioning the mp and having intended to insult him. he went on to say that if he did return to bahrain he would be killed and tortured. , ., ., tortured. tell us more about the sentencing- _ tortured. tell us more about the sentencing. the _ tortured. tell us more about the sentencing. the chief _ tortured. tell us more about the| sentencing. the chief magistrate found the mp — sentencing. the chief magistrate found the mp guilty _ sentencing. the chief magistrate found the mp guilty of _ sentencing. the chief magistrate found the mp guilty of a - sentencing. the chief magistrate found the mp guilty of a racially | found the mp guilty of a racially aggravated public order offense. despite mentioning his immense po

. >> okay so truman stewart says a photo of him as a baby on his first flight in the arms of a pilot inspired him to pursue a career in aviation. >> there is that photo after being hired by delta stewart. there he is. he went on a mission. he wanted to find the man in that photo. so what did he do? he uploaded the picture to facebook. >> i posted the photo and then i just went to bed. i didn't really think too much. and i woke up in the morning to a barrage of comments. >> i scroll down a little further and there's my picture. i almost fell out of my chair. it's like, oh my god, that's me. and i think over my career of 38 years, almost, you know, i'm sure i've had thousands of people up there that that's the one thing i never forgot is that was the only baby. and you could tell how comfortable i was when i was holding him that that is the guy there. >> they are together for. >> so delta actually set up an in-person meeting between stewart and dan, who described it as a full circle moment. >> very cool. i don't know how really pilot scheduling works, but it would be cool if they got t

so bob stewart, court today.p for beckenham, who's the mp for beckenham, south—east london, was queuing to get into an event in london hosted by the bahraini embassy. protesters against the bahrain government gathered outside. one of those was saeed ahmed alwadaei, a human rights activist born in bahrain. but claimed asylum in the uk after he says that the bahrain government, bahraini government, tortured him and stripped him of his citizenship for peacefully protesting there . now, in the protesting there. now, in the video, he shouts to mr stewart, how much did you sell yourself to the bahraini regime? mr stewart replies, get stuffed. bahrain is a great place. end of mr alwadaei replies. you were paid by them recently. to which mr stewart replies, go away. i hate you. you make a lot of fuss. go back to bahrain. then later in the exchange, after being asked if he accepted money from the bahraini government, mr stewart says you're taking money off of my country. go away now, mr alwadaei told the court that the co

>> oh, god, i look at stewart, he looked at me, and we were speechless for a very long time.-- it was like a knife. >> after his arrest, a package derived for him at that new orleans hotel. the police opened it. >> there were a pair of shoes in it and $117,000 in cash. so he was definitely getting ready -- >> for something. a pair of shoes and money, that's kind what you need, isn't it? >> that's right. >> and his attorney stepped in again, this time, he acknowledged because of bob's trip to new orleans, getting him out of jail may not be so easy. >> i acknowledge early on the chance of him making bail right now, the chances are slim to none, and slim just left town. >> robert durst pleaded guilty to illegal gun possession. he was sentenced to seven years in federal prison. but as for the susan berman, attorney dick deguerin insisted bob had nothing to do with her murder. the trial got underway in march 2020, but was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. it resumed 14 months later, but deguerin continue his battle against a tough deputy the a named john lewin. a frai

in my case, i already tried that, not the rock, but jon stewart. i tried to get progressive leaders, and that didn't work, and then the democratic governors to join the race. we have to beat trump, and no incumbent under 50 points wins. an incumbent under 40 points has never won. they are lying to you. he has almost no chance of winning. that's why i tried so hard. when i couldn't get the democratic governors, i tried for jon stewart. he's entertaining, and that matters in modern day politics, and he's a decent human being, who by the way outside of congress, got congress to help veterans and first responders, and he's gotten things done. jon stewart does not realize it, but he would win the primary fairly easily. i'm saying it on tv, john, come into the race. you will win. don't listen to your advisers or whoever is telling you that you can't win. donald trump, you know what he started at in 2015? 1%. 1%, and he rose up. part of the reason he rose up, he was a celebrity, and he was not a politician. the caller is exactly right, and i think the bes

yes, we see at the top there an e—mail from stewart wainwright, an e—mail from stewart wainwright, aning _ rubin, and you can see that they are discussing the fact that i think at that stage a small number of members of spi-b_ that stage a small number of members of spi—b had joined sage, independent sage that is, mr wainwright says it issues real issues — wainwright says it issues real issues of— wainwright says it issues real issues of trust and policy makers to bring _ issues of trust and policy makers to bring things to committee as a safe space _ bring things to committee as a safe space if— bring things to committee as a safe space. if you look at the e—mail before — space. if you look at the e—mail before that, so back to the next page _ before that, so back to the next page you — before that, so back to the next page. you can see professor rubin saving _ page. you can see professor rubin saying that — page. you can see professor rubin saying that the hse will presumably want us _ saying that the hse will presumably want us to— saying that the hse will presumably want us to ado

news favourite alistair stewart. sure you've got lots of strong opinions about all of those subjects. >> yeah, like us. >> yeah, like us. >> so please let us know what you think about all of these things. email is gbviews@gbnews.com but before we get started on all of that, here's the news headlines with the fantastic sophia . the fantastic sophia. >> good morning . it's 10:01. the fantastic sophia. >> good morning . it's10:01. i'm >> good morning. it's10:01. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom . sophia wenzler in the newsroom. the prime minister says plans by some groups to protest during remembrance commemorations are provocative and disrespectful. in a statement, rishi sunak said the right to remember in peace and dignity must be protected. labour leader sir keir starmer echoed the comments, saying he supports the police in whatever action is needed. it comes after reports of plans by demonstrators to march during remembrance events calling for a ceasefire in the israel—hamas war. five people have been arrested dur

these are all names you are well aware of. >> stewart, great to see you. >> thank you. >> stewart soppurrent. paypal had a great day today. a lot of the fintech names had a great day. >> i was out at money 2020, this huge fintech event in vegas last week, i was out there was stewart, actually, and it kind of felt like there was a tide turning a little bit as far as sentiment. if you think about what we've seen in the public markets in the names that we're talking about, and you see the bounces that they're having in relation to good news, it felt that way a little bit also in the private markets. a lot of private market companies out there, too. to me, it's interesting to see a stock like square up as much as it is after a guide up. we haven't had good news in a name like this in a very long time. so, again, my final trade the other day was in paypal. i just think it got really washed out. it's a profitable company and they're growing still, so, to me, i don't know, i think there's interesting values in the space right now. >> i'm long paypal. and they got a bunch of downgrades, which

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this is something new, but always saw was jon stewart's involvement and another key point was president biden talking about the issue of improving health care for burn pit victims in his state of the union address. that was a tipping point. the state of union is a posturing speech, a way to highlight a lot of these issues. it was the first time this burn pit care for veterans and illnesses was brought to that level. that give extra momentum on capitol hill and give impetus for things to pass through the house. we saw the fights over the summer of 2022. everything with legislation gets complicated. the veterans groups have been fighting it for a long time but we are pleased to see that it moved ahead last year. host: how has the v.a. ramped up to deal with the influx? there are a lot of veterans that were exposed to toxic burn pits. they are also screening every veteran to comes to -- that comes to any facility. guest: that is why the v.a. has ramped up its hiring. it is already second-largest agency in terms of spending within the federal government. up to 450,000 employees. $320 billio

lawmakers are concerned apple canned the show because stewart was exploring issues that put china inbad light. "the new york times" reported stewart told show employees it was because apple was worried about how china would react, and now they are asking apple to respond to the allegations. resume builder found many companies expect to adopt artificial intelligence in the coming year or already are using it. one-third of the companies surveyed who already use ai say the technology replaced workers this year. looking ahead, nearly every company says future job candidates will benefit from having ai skills. what does that look like? what is an ai skill? one coach said it's as simple as having used ai like chatgpt, journey, and then given thought about how you can incorporate it into your job. >> you, as an employee, need to understand what is out there so that you can be knowledgeable about it, you can be prepared for it. i think if you're in a function that could potentially get taken over by ai, you want to understand how to utilize it. >> the survey found most at risk are customer s

cnn's marc stewart joins me now live from beijing with more on this. so, mark, what is expected to come out of this g7 meeting of foreign ministers in the end? will they be able to pin down the language there are happy with? >> hi there rosemary. that is the big challenge. to create some kind of statement. a unified voice. especially when it comes to the, israel-hamas war. these are economic giants. and their words certainly carries some weight. and the wording of it is really what could cause some trickiness and difficulty in all of this. for example, some g7 nations are very much in favor of using the phrase, cease-fire. but that's not something the united states, especially secretary of state anthony blinken is so keen on. he is often suggested he prefers the phrase, he monetary and pause. as to which would happen next in this conflict. so that's going to certainly be a point of conversation. secretary of state, anthony blinken, expected to take the lead in many regards in this conversation about the statement. he just arrived in japan, from the mid

now, mr stewart told violator.hat the protester was accusing him of, what he was saying. the former british army officer said , go back to bahrain officer said, go back to bahrain meant why don't you go back to bahrain and make your point there? he said that he felt he was being goaded and he felt embarrassed because there was other ambassadors around him . he other ambassadors around him. he said that . asked if he had asked said that. asked if he had asked if he accused mr alwadaei of taking money from the uk , the mp taking money from the uk, the mp said i made the assumption that he too was living in this country and was benefiting from living in this country. i wasn't insinuating that he was a freeloader . so the trial is freeloader. so the trial is continuing. it's expected to be just a one day trial and the mr bob stewart denies all the charges . charges. >> thank you very much. that's lisa hartle . they're bringing us lisa hartle. they're bringing us up to date on that story now. king charles and queen cami

she looks incredible, like martha stewart when she modeled. she can do whatever she wants and i will support her whole heartedly. i love how much she has given back to the community. her beauty is so much more inside than it is outside and yet outside she is indeed absolutely stunning and at her age, i only wish she danced with the raiderettes instead of the cowboys. >> seven decade career, singing at 6, on the radio at ten, and grand ole opry at 13. >> i think the game has changed so much, right, when you have martha stewart on the cover of the sports illustrated magazine and i think it shows people that you can just keep going and going. might be contrary to our prior conversation, but -- if you are still able to run a business and function and do well and perform, mick jager, dolly parton. >> it's the brains, beauty, her heart, everything. >> i'm a little conflicted about the 60 and 70-year-olds on "sports illustrated, puts pressure on us, like we can relax after a while. >> martha stewart, man, she looked great, natural beauty. men appreci

dave stewart, and he's he went joy i with stevie wonder.ave stewart, and he's he went joy iwouldn'ttevjoylonder. dave stewart, and he's he went joy i wouldn't tevjoy riding now, i wouldn't go joy riding with stevie wonder. that's why i'm very superstitious . i'm like, very superstitious. that was joke. i told it to that was my joke. i told it to you which is why you guys earlier, which is why i couldn't it again. now but couldn't sell it again. now but in the break killed guys, in the break that killed guys, i just say i think it's just want to say i think it's a very nick. very good joke, nick. >> thing is, basically >> but the thing is, basically he i didn't know he apparently i didn't know stevie wonder did harmonica stevie wonder did the harmonica solo be an solo from there must be an angel solo from there must be an angel, song. and angel, the eurhythmics song. and to celebrate, he did it in one take. and they went joy take. and after they went joy riding park, doing riding in a car park, doing doughnuts park. doughnuts in a car park.

bob stewart, the conservative mp for beckenham, has been found guilty of racially abusing an activistdaei "you're taking money off my country, go away," during a row in westminster last year. it's been called one of the biggest financialfrauds in us history. sam bankman—fried, a former cryptocurrency billionaire, has been found guilty of fraud and money laundering by a court in new york. prosecutors said he stole at least $8 billion, and he now faces decades in prison. our new york business correspondent, erin delmore, reports. from a $30 million caribbean penthouse to a federal prison. sam bankman—fried's fall has been as swift as his rise. until last year, he was the most prominent mogul of the crypto world. he ran the world's second largest crypto exchange. as cryptocurrencies like bitcoin soared in value, so did his personalfortune, which at one point totalled $26 billion. but as their values slumped and financial markets shifted, his companies collapsed, leading to bankruptcy, arrest and extradition. now a jury in new york has found him guilty of seven counts of fraud and money l

then we heard from stewart _ charge, and it was rishi sunak.tewart who was the former deputy principal private secretary to the prime minister. why was he appearing?— was he appearing? well, as you say, because basically, _ was he appearing? well, as you say, because basically, his _ was he appearing? well, as you say, because basically, his role _ was he appearing? well, as you say, because basically, his role with - was he appearing? well, as you say, because basically, his role with the l because basically, his role with the prime minister and the fact that he worked so closely, it was as well, he said, to basically coordinate meetings between key advisers and different departments. he got, essentially, a first—hand view on what was going on and the decisions that were being made and all of us speak you heard plenty about that, didn't we? read about dominic cummings, borisjohnson's chief, essentially, is chief of staff. we had from the director of communications. all painting this very difficult picture of boris johnson, a sort of dysfunctio

playing a lawyer in an '80s miniseries." [ laughter and applause this courtroom sketch of martha stewarti asked to look like tan mom watching a sarah mclachlan sad dog commercial." [ laughter and applause >> steve: -- even asked? >> jimmy: that's what they asked for. >> steve: yeah, they asked for this >> jimmy: and this courtroom sketch of jude law said, "i asked to look like a leprechaun who stays at a local bar in a hallmark movie." [ laughter and applause >> steve: why? >> jimmy: "ah, pourin' a drink for ya!" >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: and finally, this courtroom sketch of donald trump said, "i asked to look like the orange grinch. [ laughter and applause i think they nailed it well, some business news, starbucks just announced plans to add 17,000 new locations by 2030 it's getting kind of nuts. here in new york city, they just added a starbucks inside a starbucks. [ laughter ] well, this is big. uber and lyft agreed to pay $328 million to settle allegations that they withheld wages from drivers $328 million yeah so, now when you call an uber, you see "your driver is on the way. right?

coming up in sports, our jason appelbaum spoke with a's hall of famer dave stewart about the officialto las vegas right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. vote barring something unforeseen, the oakland a's will soon be the las vegas a's. and nobody better to talk about it than former a's pitcher dave stewart, who was born and raised in oakland and then went on to play for his hometown team where in 1989 he would win a world series and be named the most valuable player. we got a chance to catch up with stewart on zoom earlier today and asked him for his reaction to the news that the team that he grew up rooting for and playing for is leaving town. >> i'm heartbroken. an and even though it's happening, there's still a bit of disbelief, chief. you know, i was a young kid going to the oakland coliseum and, you know, in the days of the first a's in 1968, when they first came here from kansas city . >> well, the mayor of oakland and not to harp on this t

now we've all seen this footage of stewart selderwittz abusing a street vendor in new york. if we killed 4,000 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough. his words are not just frivolous sentences coming out of the mouth of racist, they are actual policy. in egypt will get your parents, go, does your father like his fingernails though? they'll take them out one by one, but who is stuart selderwittz and what has he been a part of for all of these years? stewart seldowittz, the three-time recipient of the state department's superior honor award. he served in the state department in their office of israel and palestine affairs as deputy director during the bush years. this racist man had role in managing the lie of the two-state solution. the two-state solution. that was the subterfuge through which palestinians have been continually battered by years of israeli occupation, the pr drive around the world, the mirage for a future that never existed. so break it down a little bit for us who didn't quite understand the back and forth between this former obama policy advisor

that's justin urquhart stewart there. you much there. mean now. rates and what they mean now. with just a week to go until armistice day, fields with remembrance have been opening across the country with 55,000 wooden crosses and other commemorative markers placed into the ground across the six sites. the fields act as a tribute to those who have lost their life in conflict. our west midlands reporterjack their life in conflict. our west midlands reporter jack carson has been along to the national memorial arboretum to find out more . more. >> in a week's time, the nation will come together on armistice day , honouring those who have day, honouring those who have served this country at six locations across the country . locations across the country. fields of remembrance pay tribute to all those who have lost their lives in conflict from the first world war to the present day. in a special service this week, accompanied by fly—past at the national by a fly—past at the national memorial arboretum field open to the public, more than 15,000

>> does mar that stewart have the authority to cancel thanksgiving. think not.oes she have the power? maybe if someone in america did. it would be her. thanksgiving son in my household. i cooked one turkey in my life. it was mediocre. second time is a charm. >> this year will be great. >> it will be great. >> you're ordering out. >> i made a reservation. does that count. >> that counts. >> are you going to order turkey when you eat out? >> yes, i made sure to make a reservation. are you doing the prefixed menu? have you done a prefixed thanksgiving menu. >> pre-fix or prefix. >> it is spelled with a x. they die full thanksgiving meal. you get drinks, deserts, one price. you get to eat a whole lot and it's good. >> my uncle does rib eye. on top of the turkey. then everybody eats the rib eye and looks at the dry turk.y. >> i'm pro drum stick. who likes white meat. >> i like white meat. >> who likes the dark meat? >> whoa. >> thank you. the dark meat wins out. >> okay. don't give me the double guns on the dark meat. >> i like your family does rib eye as well. >> i

martha stewart is opening her.ests for one night on thanksgiving through booking.com. she'll give you a tour of the property, teach you the best way to set your table and how to make a wreath. you'll also share a catered brunch with her. booking opens november 16th. the cost $11.23. and they will pick the winner. it's a great deal for whoever gets chosen, and i imagine that that martha stewart is getting paid more than $11.23 to offer this item. but you know, that would be actually kind of fun. >> it sounds like fun. this should be fun to sit down at dinner with and have a tour with her of her property there. yeah maybe used the wrong fork just to see how it drives. >> yeah, exactly. >> i just went on to see if we can pre-book or get a little advance or a preview. you? nope. not seeing it yet? not yet. >> nothing. okay. >> michael, all you have to be. >> i'm just hoping some college students get it and throw a party. that's what. >> oh, yeah. >> i wouldn't want to face the wrath of martha. >> you. she would have yo

jon stewart led a real good campaign to help the poor soldiers out.ost: i should note we have covered some of those press conferences and some of those hearings jon stewart has appeared in on those issues of burn pits post 9/11. thanks for the call out of cincinnati, ohio, this is bob, independent. what are your thoughts on cameras in the courtroom here? caller: hi. good morning, sir. ok, remember what happened in 1939. hitler became close to god in a fascist way. also, mussolini, putin, and others. just to name a few, gaddafi, saddam, xi. i mean, come on. host: what does that have to do with cameras in the courtroom here? caller: because the american people want to see the real facts. the whole world wants to see the real facts,the whole world wante facts. period. host: bob in texas. this is vernon in maryland, republican. good morning. caller: hello. good morning. my point is the cameras you are asking, it is long-standing that there should to cameras in the courtroom. i am of the opinion that we should not have them. if we want to change that, we s

i remember when we indicted martha stewart, when i was u.s. attorney, i was very ke not to have any pictures of martha stewart in custody with handcuffs on because the case was important. it had to be brought, but she wasn't the criminal of the century. and i worry that thawould send a confusing message. and it took a lot of work to make sure that no camera person was given a tip as to where to be, to see martha stewart in handcuffs. and you have never seen that photo. so that's a ra success in trying to push apart that symbiotic relationship in new york between media and law enforcement. who has the advent hinge in a courtroom? is it the prosecutors or the defense attorney, orhat are th advtages on each side, the prosecutors starts with an advantage because she represents e sovereign. she's able to stand up and say, i'm nora carlton for the united states. and so jurors sitting there see the united states of america, a untry they love, and they're part of embodied in this person. tha's a trip. mendez advantage. but we built our system to count

cnn's marc stewart joins me now live from beijing with more on this.o marc, when we spoke last hour, we were talking about the g7 foreign ministers trying to agree on a joint message on the war between israel and hamas. presumably, as they wrap up this meeting, they have -- they have completed that? >> indeed, rosemary. about 20 minutes ago, we got the full statement from the g7. i've been looking through it. and perhaps the biggest takeaway, the biggest headline is that the g7 nations are calling for humanitarian pauses in the israel-hamas war. they are not calling for a ceasefire. and that language is very important. they feel that these pauses will allow for civilians to get the help that they need. they also feel it will help israel be able to free some of the hostages. but let me put this into context for you. the g7 nations are economic superpowers. we have the united states, the united kingdom, france, japan, italy, germany, and canada. their words certainly carry weight. and this idea of humanitarian pauses and not a ceasefire is in direct conf

stewart from bellaire, california. i'll pick you up at the airport, jesse. >> thanks, stewart.chicago, illinois, you finally took my advice and didn't swipe your hand across the screen at the beginning of the show. thanks. i don't know what you're talking about. jeff, from phoenix, arizona, world needs more people like you. i agree. that's why i think we should be cloned. i volunteer to be cloned. that's it for tonight, this is

dave stewart, and he's he went joy wouldn't tevie wonder.e stewart, and he's he went joy wouldn't tevjoy riding now, i wouldn't go joy riding with stevie wonder. that's why i'm like, superstitious . i'm like, very superstitious. that was joke. i told it to that was my joke. i told it to you earlier, is why you guys earlier, which is why i couldn't it again. now but couldn't sell it again. now but in the break killed guys, in the break that killed guys, i just say i think it's just want to say i think it's a very nick. very good joke, nick. >> thing is, basically >> but the thing is, basically he i didn't know he apparently i didn't know stevie wonder did the harmonica solo an solo from there must be an angel solo from there must be an angel, song. and angel, the eurhythmics song. and to celebrate, he did it in one take. and after went joy take. and after they went joy riding car park, doing riding in a car park, doing doughnuts the doughnuts in a car park. the man's blind. >> it's probably this >> but it's probably a very this is america. pr

because this guy, because this this this guy, bob stewart, actually stewart, has actually been workingorking in bahrain and the chap who he's racially abused was tortured by the bahraini and government regime . thank you so government regime. thank you so it's not it's not what it looks like on paper. and i think poor old bob stewart is going, that's not what i meant. he likes bahrain and has lots of good things to say about it. >> so him to say go >> yeah. so for him to say go back it's back to bahrain, it's like saying back bahrain. i saying go back to bahrain. i think this is what he's saying. it's as bad as you think it it's not as bad as you think it is not as bad as it used is or it's not as bad as it used to be. >> i mean, was tortured >> i mean, this guy was tortured by the bahrain government, apparently. mean, doesn't apparently. i mean, that doesn't sound why sound i can understand why this guy and guy doesn't like bahrain and probably to go of probably doesn't want to go of all suggest he all the places to suggest he goes like him goes back to like sending him back where he

ifto anybody is.think >> martha stewart is yet. doesdoes s she have that power?aybe if somebody in america would it would be her. ibut thanksgiving is still on n our household. i've cooked one turkey in my life. okayn my. it >> it turned out mediocre at best. okay. and you never attempted another second time's a charm. >> okay. and this year, it's going to be great. thisyear wil great>> b year it'e great. >> you're not cooking. you're. are you? order again? no, i'm noservatioes that. re yu we are.oing i made a reservation. oh, that counts. now, are you going to order turkey when you. >> yes, i. yeto maks, i made sure to make a reservation. i called it out. are you. are you doing that? are yo menu? donu doing all thoe prefixed menus? have you ever done a prefixed thanksgivinga menu?th is it prefixed? is that what prefix? >> yes. i don't know. can we get a can we get a ruling on that spelled with an x? >> okay. i didn't know if it's a menu or they dx.o a full thanksgiving meal and you get your drinks and your dessert and you paynd one price and you can eat a whole

jimmy stewart. not the movie actor. his friend jimmy stewart said you were like alleged and prettier. greer garson and he's a real judge, too, sir, by july. so we're almost at the end of his deployment now. -- had orders to go home. a flurry of letters between the couple that spring and summer cheerfully discussed future. they could go anywhere at this point, do anything they wish. their union was entirely equal, and any move they made would be a joint mutual decision. -- queried pat, quote do you still like san francisco as well as or better than l.a. or d.c.? should we live the? let me know how you feel because it will be fun ttalk about it and will do no hm to plan ahead. there ilast extraordinary letter from pat that indicates that she though missed it terribly. she might mourn the loss of that precious time she had alone in san as much as she missed him. she had clearly thoroughly enjoyed both her freedom and her private ac whittier. she always felt like everyone was watching her and judging her. and here she was,

and let's go live now to beijing and marc stewart for more on this.re are the likely cracks in consensus among the g7 going to be when it comes to israel and hamas? >> reporter: well, this is very tricky because as you know, there is a lot of different opinions within the g7 about how israel's war with hamas should be handled. obviously the united states is not in favor of a ceasefire. if we look at language most recently from the secretary of state, he has been leaning toward more of a humanitarian pause yet other g7 nations such as france for example have been very much in favor of a ceasefire. well, we have the other remaining nations abstaining from taking a position with the united nations. so a big part of the secretary of state's job is to be a consensus builder, to creative some common talking points, perhaps a common statement, a common approach toward this conflict that is taking place right now in the middle east. the secretary of state is arriving in japan fresh off a trip from the middle east, so he will certainly have unique perspective.