this is a vanity. it has the countertop and the basin. it has the areas for storage. this is something that people would like. another popular trend -- i do not know if the camera can catch it, but below here, so people would roll up their towels. >> this also allows you to have one more step toward aging in place and accessibility. if you ever need to roll a wheelchair in, you have an opportunity here. >> absolutely. >> this does not have an overflow. is that required? >> overflows are not technically required. >> what i mean is one of the little holes like this where the city will run out so it will not spill out onto the floor. >> they are practical and important to have, but they are not a code requirement. if you have children or something, you might want to have an overflow. if you are comfortable having one without, then you would have that choice. >> i was particularly intrigued by this sink. i know the manufacturers were up this year. this is made out of some extremely heavy duty class. here is bob, who is the rep from oceana who manufactures this thing. this

>> we borrowed one of michelle's from tricks. [ laughter ] >> neil: without saying a word in the vanityoto spread. they portrayed him comfortable leaning back and we should focuses more on what the president is doing from the desk is whether he has his feet up on the desk. he has the style and pennsylvanias a, that is more than enough. >> what is funny about this "vanity fair" photo essay, the reason they put it together was show that the supposed criticism that the president was so formal and therefore didn't reach out to congress was incorrect. i am not aware there was a criticism he is so formal and this photo essay doesn't disprove the criticism that he doesn't reach out to congress. more important point, neil, i might be exaggerate a little bit but i think he could dress up like mr. potato head, as long as the economy is suction seeding, the people would be fine with it. >> neil: what is interesting this idea he has be more old school, back slapping, meet with your opposition, romp alleged analogy. he joked about that. a lot of you say i should have a drink with mr. mcconnell. turn

also of author of two books and a recent article called "the hostage" in "vanity fair" magazine, talking hospital in syria. where have you just come back from? >> south korea. i just got off the plane today. >> stephen: really? how do they see the tension in the korean peninsula? over here we're looking at that kim-- kim jungun as like the crazy cousin who talks, you know, when he comes to thanksgiving dinner and says, i've got nuclear weapons." >> i hate when that happens. >> stephen: are they scared over there? >> on a day-to-day basis, not at all. you see people who are very casual. they are going about their business. nothing was closed. children were going to school. over the long term, they're very worried. over the long term this is the biggest strategic threat south korea faces. >> stephen: this guy could actually push the button. >> yeah. there are nearly 30,000 american troops in that country not for no reason. they're there because the north is considered a threat. >> stephen: have you been to north korea? >> i have. this time last year i was in north korea. >> stephen: is it

>> the big ticket is the vanity fair party. that is a hot, hot ticket. >> i've been to that party. >> excuse any. >> it's not that good. >> is it? >> i'm just saying. >> there's also the capital file party -- i i don't think i've been to the vanity fair. msn we're having a party. >> msnbc party is always a good time. i'm not just saying that because -- >> it's gopt the reputation. >> there's also private parties. people do private parties in mansions and a lot of celebrities don't want to go to these, they are partied out. >> it's not just tonight. we've been talking tonight about what this has become. this thing starts on friday night for a lot of people and the flight down. i'm seeing people on the plane who only come to washington, d.c. one time a year. >> twice, inaugustation and then maybe this. >> and depends on who is being inaugurated as well. >> this year there might be a little iffatigue because we jus had inauguration not that long ago. tonight, buzz feed is having their party during the dinner because they couldn't

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vanity fair headline on line reads sexual harassment and new york magazine blog was fairly representative when it said the president is in need of gender sensitivity training. now we tried to reach the attorney general tonight for reaction to this and spokesperson said harris is currently traveling and unavailable for comment. >> pair of tornado and funnel cloud spotted tonight. look at the you tube video that shows one of the tornado near red bluff. happened at about 7:00 o'clock tonight. there were no reports of any or daniel. but heats go right to sandhya with live doppler 7hd. >> i show you live doppler 7 hd because we have drizzle around oakland. santa rosa.lis showers falling have just ende ended. all falling bloat radar beam. now let's talk about the severe weather in northern california and there was a report of funnel cloud 6:20 p.m. and this was in the vicinity of rancho, 2 tornado reports. 1 at 6:50 and it touched down near gerber as far as the impact unknown at this time. another one at 6:59 it was a rope tornado with some debris cloud in empty field and of course the tornado

in general, to the lenders, what type of vanity do you traditionally see approach you for loans, an llc, corp., and who is liable, for whose borrowing the money? >> as a micro lender, we expect the principles, the corporate form, to provide guarantees. >> personal guarantees. >> the same. 20% ownership in the company. [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> i heard something about sba guaranteed loans. maybe i missed something. does that have to do with the sba guaranteeing the entity? >> the question on the sba guaranteeing a entity as the order of the business, whether it is a corporation or partnership, for any small business lending, you should expect to be

"vanity fair" put it this way in a profile back in 2003.illy pulitzer epitomized the barefoot pleasures of wealthy waspdom. from nantucket to the hamptons to palm beach, her look was unmistakab unmistakable. her story fascinating. along with her sisters mimsy and flossy she grew up in a wealthy petroleum family, married a pulitzer and enjoyed the good life. but only through hard work could she develop that look. she became a fashion icon. lilly pulitzer was 81. >>> this is a good time to be from louisville. a great american city which is home to a school that this year is proving its athletic chops. tonight, of course, the big dance in the ncaa. louisville versus michigan for the title. the next dance is tomorrow night. louisville versus u-conn for the women's title. >>> up next here tonight the death of an iconic star brought back a flood of memories tonight for millions of americans. ♪ m-o-u-s-e >>> frankie avalon put out a statement today saying, quote, we have lost one of america's sweethearts for generations upon generations. he was ta

in general, to the lenders, what type of vanity do you traditionally see approach you for loans, an llc, corp., and who is liable, for whose borrowing the money? >> as a micro lender, we expect the principles, the corporate form, to provide guarantees. >> personal guarantees. >> the same. 20% ownership in the company. [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> i heard something about sba guaranteed loans. maybe i missed something. does that have to do with the sba guaranteeing the entity? >> the question on the sba guaranteeing a entity as the order of the business, whether it is a corporation or partnership, for any small business lending, you should expect to be guaranteeing that long personally. as a small-business owner, from a lender's point of view, we want to see that you are as invested in the business as you are asking the bank to be. the idea that non recourse loans, the way you describe it, loans that you get without having yourself personally liable is not the way it works. you should assume you will guarantee the loan regardless of the structure of your business. the good news, though,

. >> well, at first, we were on an assignment for "vanity fair," so the guys -- the guys thought thats guys?" like, they were not happy to see us. ♪ >> carson: it's nice to meet you. i wish it was under better circumstances. >> well, thank you. >> carson: you've got to promote a film on the loss of a co-worker and close friend. what's it been like just even promoting this thing? >> you know, it's a funny thing. you get excited about your work as a journalist. you always get excited about your work. then, at some point, you realize, "oh, my god, my work involves people dying." and that's true in war zones, and now it's true in a very personal way for my friend tim hetherington. so, the way i think of it is that he affected me tremendously as a person. i really learned from him. and i'm hoping the film i made about him and his death in

, and two weeks ago, i bought a faucet, and last week, i bought a sink, and this week, i bought a vanity mirror? what am i doing? probably remodeling my bathroom, right? by the way, they also could know that i have actually spent $10,000 over the past four months at home depot. with all that information there, why isn't the managers showing up when i show up at home depot showing me the three toilets that would match my title, right? my only point is all that information is there. it is not being harnessed to deve

the headline of "vanity fair" sexual harris-ment and a blog said the president is in need of gender sensitivity training. the attorney general said she is unavailable for comment. >> two lawmakers will hold a public hearing this afternoon on last year's fire at the chef reason refinery in richmond. state senator and assembly woman skinner have introduced bills to improve workplace safety and officer penalties against air pollution. several agencies will present some of their findings of how the file started and the health impact of the heavy black smoke that billowed from the fire. the meeting starts at 1:30 at richmond city council chamber and chevron announced the damaged refinery unit is repaired. >> the santa clara valley transportation authority will mark a year of construction work today for the bart silicon valley extension project. federal, state, and local officials will gather in fremont at noon to celebrate milestones of the project. they include demolition and site preparation at stations in san jose and relocation of major utilities along the 10-mile project corridor. >> in an hour

vanity fair headline on line reads sexualhak magazine blog was fairly representative when it said the president is in need of gender sensitivity training. now we tried to reach the attorney general tonight for reaction to this and spokesperson said harris is currently traveling and unavailable for comment. >> pair of tornado and funnel cloud spotted. tonight. look t the you tube video that shows one of the tornado near red bluff. happened at about 7:00 o'clock tonight. there were no reports of any or daniel. but heats go right to sandhya with live doppler 7hd. >> i show you live doppler 7 hd because we have drizzle around oakland. santa rosa.lis showers falling have just ende ended. all falling bloat radar beam. now let's talk about the severe weather in northern california and there was a report of funnel cloud 6:20 p.m. and this was in the vicinity of rancho, 2 tornado reports. 1 at 6:50 and it touched down near gerber as far as the impact unknown at this time. another one at 6:59 it was a rope tornado with some debris cloud in empty field and of course the tornado duration was abou

vanity fair headline on line reads sexual harassment and new york magazine blog was fairly representative when it said the president is in need of gender sensitivity training. now we tried to reach the attorney general tonight for reaction to this and spokesperson said harris is currently traveling and unavailable for comment. >> pair of tornado and funnel cloud spotted tonight. look at the you tube video that shows one of the tornado near red bluff. happened at about 7:00 o'clock tonight. there were no reports of any or daniel. but heats go right to sandhya with live doppler 7hd. >> i show you live doppler 7 hd because we have drizzle around oakland. santa rosa.lis showers falling have just ende ended. all falling bloat radar beam. now let's talk about the severe weather in northern california and there was a report of funnel cloud 6:20 p.m. and this was in the vicinity of rancho, 2 tornado reports. 1 at 6:50 and it touched down near gerber as far as the impact unknown at this time. another one at 6:59 it was a rope tornado with some debris cloud in empty field and of course the tornado

- no, but i'm saying the vanity press publications sometimes look a little tacky. but you can put out top-notch looking books now by yourself. - all it takes is money. i have been published 12 times, 10 times traditionally, 2 times self. but in a sense you are using the same freelance cover designer that your traditional publisher would have used, you are using the same copy editor that your traditional publisher would have used. it is just that you have to have the direct relationship, and now you are responsible for everything about the book. you used to just pass your manuscript to the traditional publisher- - they would pick the cover art, they would do the editing. decide the text, the font. - they would handle it. yes, yes. but now you are in control of all of that. so, the good news is you are in control; the bad news is, you have responsibility. although, more good news is you get a much higher royalty by self- publishing. - no sharing of the wealth. so how do you get started? - you get started as any other writer, you dive in. if you wait for this perfect

oh, the vanity of men. beauty the lover's gift. lord, what is a lover that it can give? why one makes lovers as fast as one pleases, and they live as long as one pleases, and they die as soon as one pleases. and then, if one pleases, one makes more. very pretty. fainall, let us leave these men. i would beg a little private audience, madam. you had the tyranny to deny me last night. - you saw i was engaged. - unkind. you had the leisure to entertain a herd of fools. how do you find delight in such society? i please myself. besides, sometimes to converse with fools is for my health. for your health. is there a worse disease than the conversation of fools? mirabell, if you persist in this offensive freedom, you'll displease me. i think i must resolve after all not to have you. we shan't agree. i shan't endure to be reprimanded nor instructed. 'tis so dull to act always by advice, and so tedious to be told of one's faults, i can't bear it. well, i won't have you, mirabell. i'm resolved, i think. you may go. what would you give that you could help loving me? i'd give somethin

have a wonderful evening and i'll see all of you they bloom derg vanity fair party, that is those who got an invite. mr. president, welcome to -- [ applause ] >> so it begins. that is quite possibly the best of the opening videos we have seen at the white house correspondents' dinner, we saw jay carney and steny hoyer and kevin mccarthy and mike bloomberg. for all of the beltway nerds, there are plenty of other folks that some folks might not recognize. you have ed henry, the head of the white house correspondents association, going to be making the toast after ed henry's toast we'll hear from the president of the united states. i want to bring the panel back here. up in new york city, were you able to see and hear that video okay? >> i was impressed by steny hoyer's acting, funny and cursed and jay carney was funny. the acting of these guys was pretty good. it's a great introduction, frankly the quality of the video. >> or the editing was great. >> i don't think bloomberg did a great job and i live in new york. my taxes might go up as a result of my saying that but steny hoyer was gr

conservative pundit and fox news contributor made some remarks of an appearance on the monday edition of vanity that were offensive even by her standards are in a colder katherine russell the widow of boston marathon bombing suspect camera lens is sorry to have to go to prison for wearing a high she. said i don't care if she knew about this she ought to be in prison for wearing a huge job this immigration policy of of you know assimilating immigrants into our culture isn't really working no they're assimilating oss into they are a culture she got a clue to react to me to well i don't know the answer to that but i what your point is well taken and i think it's safe to say when the shock shown hannity whatever you're saying is just your very. last night prior to an initial court appearance from his hospital bed boston bombing suspect dzhokhar. was finally read his miranda rights after already having provided possibly self incriminating information to federal officials the situation in the decision not to initially read him his miranda rights when he was arrested highlights the fact that we as a n

i read in vanity fair that time of death could never be exact. it's all estimates. within hours.u can't go on your shoot. tim... would you let me know what you find? i can't do that. look, when it's, uh, appropriate, okay? no, first class on that equipment's as bad as business. look into charters. mr. gordon. look, i'm being pulled into something; call me later. i thought you were supposed to bring your son in. i did. he's out front, having a smoke. i can't stop him. he's right out there. ben. i'm lieutenant caine. hey, you ever kill anyone? uh, in the line of duty. you want to put that out, please? thank you. it's an entrance wound, right? it's small because the skin snaps back into place once the bullet passes through. that's correct. you like guns. yeah. they're cool. jeff wilton thinks guns are cool, too. was jeff with you when you shot out the scoreboard? no, i did that alone. mm. you ever go shooting with jeff? if i fired a gun, it wouldn't be at a stupid tree. what would you shoot at? the kid who killed jeff. so you know jeff is dead? ben? if he was alive, he would have ca

telling "vanity fair," that's what it's all about. let's have a party, she said.'s have it tonight. leaving behind so much color. >>> there's much more ahead on this sunday night. detecting the dots. the one thing found in steak that's now found in energy drinks. the study warning us about our hearts. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes

conservative pundit and fox news contributor made some remarks of an appearance on the monday edition of vanity that were offensive even by her standards are in a colder katherine russell the widow of boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan is sorry to have to go to prison for wearing a high she. said i don't care if she knew about this she ought to be in prison for wearing a huge job this immigration policy of of you know also assimilating immigrants into our culture isn't really working no they're assimilating oss into they are a culture she got a clue to react to me too well i don't know the answer to that but i i what your point is well taken i think it's safe to say when the shock shown hannity whatever you're saying is just your very. last night prior to an initial court appearance from his hospital bed boston bombing suspect dzhokhar sarnia was finally read his miranda rights after already having provided possibly self incriminating information to federal officials the situation in the decision not to initially read him or his miranda rights when he was arrested highlights the fact that

he's been called by vanity fair "the world expert in medical anti-aging."t a long list of celebrities, models socialites, politicians who wait for months to come to him. what makes him so extraordinary? >> well, jean-louis sebagh is light years ahead of everybody and just how he's thinking about the way that skin ages. and i have been working with him since i was 28 years old. a makeup artist actually suggested that i see him. so, i went. i made an appointment. and his office is in this apartment building in paris. it's not marked, you know. it's like you have to knock three times and know the secret code and all that. and after the very first time i saw him i saw like immediate results. my skin just felt radiant looking. it was just like a new me. and i was like, "okay, he's the real deal." and i was sold right away. you know, he's been my guy ever since. >> right. >> with meaningful beauty you don't have to go to paris to see him. you can still have access to doctor sebagh through meaningful beauty. beauty advanced ground-breaking serums featuring a rare

it debuted in 2010 and has become the vanity fair of terrorism." magazine in a prior edition how to make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom explained how to make pressure cooker bombs noting it's the most effective method and to place the device in a crowded area. it's all done with common hasan household ingredients. how readily available are those materials? >> i can purchase every you need within 45 minutes in local shopping. >> reporter: for a total of -- >> $75. >> reporter: this photo shows jose pimentel using bomb blueprints to assemble this device. pimentel planned to attack u.s. servicemen and new york city police two arizonayears ago. the pipe bomb is the same one used by the boston bombers to ey at police during a standoff last week. is it bomb making for dummies? >> the issue is that it does work and we've seen that. we've seen it time and time again. our problem now is since 9/11 is transnational recruiting through the internet for sympathizers that are in our country. >> reporter: investigators are looking to see if the tsarnaev broth

but you should have seen the "vanity fair" party afterwards. >> jimmy: you like the new pope? you like about him? >> well, i think -- first of all, he's argentinian. he's a secelebate who loves to tango. he's a man of the people. he says he will not wear fur on his cape. it's true. >> jimmy: no fur on the cape. >> unless he has lady gaga tickets. >> jimmy: is that right? you, by the way -- we do have something in common and we share a keyboard player. he tours with you. >> we were just in detroit in the opera house. >> jimmy: what can people see when they see you live with jeff playing keyboard, what are you doing? >> i am on a cash run. >> jimmy: is this just for money? a money thing you do? >> no, because i love the people. >> jimmy: like the pope. what goes on at this show? >> i do characters. it's a party with marty. and it is always -- because a lot of it is improvised. you just don't know what you're doing. you're faking it and sometimes you go -- we were in detroit and i was doing all these chris christie jokes. and everything was going fine. if he becomes president he

i'll sigh all of you at the bloomberg/"vanity fair" party, that is those of you who got invites. >> and mr. president, welcome to nerd-prom. >>> well, there you go. it's for hollywood and washington meet. you know, there were some great production value in that. wouldn't it be great if washington could work together, as kevin spacey said, in real life. let's bring in michelle turner and brianna keilar. what production value that was, even, you know, you can't write these things, probably more like washington than we dare believe. >> it definitely is. that's the thing that struck me, don. i would say a viewer outside of the beltway there were many jokes that they're not going to get, because a lot of them are like inside washington jokes, for sure. >> you know, the funny thing is kevin spacey, we saw him a lot. there were so many people on the red carpet tonight when i asked them, celebrities, politicians alike, who are you looking forward to meeting? and it was kevin spacey, over and over again. they all said, you know, his part, he playing them a little too real. so they were all excit

in the bay area and the comment has generate add lot of reaction on twitter and the internet and vanitysexual harris-ment" and we tried to reap the attorney general for reaction and her spokesman said that harris is traveling and is unavailable for comment. >> tributes are coming in this morning for film critic roger ebert who died. this is a front page of today's chicago sun-times where three was a movie reviewer since 1967. he is considered among the country's most influential film critics. he died year at the rehabilitation institute of click. we to days earlier he announced he was undergoing radiation treatment for a recountries of cancer. >> the world series champs are in the bay area and we preview opening day for the san francisco giants. >> but, first, caught on camera, what led a police officer to tackle a woman to the ground at the airport. >> look at our roof cam high definition camera showing you the embarcardero. >> good friday morning. we have been watching light showers in the east bay. 880 and westward, scatters light rain with higher elevations having more lift and the

i hate to slam someone for taylorheir job, but the swift piece in vanity fair was so double. it was like, she's upset because people talk about her love life even though she talks about it all the time. and now we'reb done. you can put up all the pictures of tailless with you want, but the story is incidental. >> my feeling, and i know that , in thet the newseum archival belly of the beast when it comes to cherishing the collective memory and institutional status of the traditional press. but one thing we have to be aware of it is a lot of this collective new unconscious is good at what it was supposed of doing as we had hoped. one of the things we do see is that because of the designer to put these standards in place, because of privileging of the ways we have covered news of the past, a lot of the standards that reflect what are considered to be good journalism or active journalism or fair journalism do come out of a world where the news was being made in a very different kind of social economy. you still see that. on kind of classic rap american journalism is that the purs

well, have a wonderful evening and i'll see you all at the bloomberg "vanity fair" party, that is, those of you who got an invitation. and mr. president, welcome to nerd prom. >> there you go. it's where hollywood and washington meet, and you know what? there was some great production value in that. wouldn't it be great if washington could work together, as kevin spacey said, in real lives. want to bring in the ladies, nischelle turner and brianna keilar. what great production value. you can't write these things, more like washington than we dare believe. >> oh, it definitely, is and that's the thing that struck me, don. to a viewer outside the beltway there were many jokes in there that they are not going to get because a lot of them are like inside washington jokes for sure. >> and the funny thing is kevin spacey, we saw him a lot in, that and there were so many people on the red carpet tonight, don, when i asked him, celebrities, politicians alike works are you looking forward to meeting here tonight, and it was kevin spacey over and over again, and they all said, you know, he plays h

we "vanity fair" readed sexual harris-ment and a blog said the president is in need "gender sensitivity." we tried to reach the attorney general for reaction but her spokesman told us she is traveling and not available for commend. >> two east bay lawmakers will hold a public hearing this afternoon into the fire at the chevron refinery in richmond. there are bills introduced to increase penalties against air luteers with several government agencies investigating the fire are expected to prevent findings of how the blaze started and the health impact of the heavy block smoke that billowed for hours. chevron announced year the damaged refinery unit has been repaired. >> the santa clara valley transportation authority will mark a year of construction work today for the bart silicon valley extension project. federal, state, and local officials will gather in fremont at noon to celebration milestones on the project. that includes demolition and site preparation at station areas in milpitas and san jose. relocation of major utilities along the 10-mile roth corridor. moments ago the labor depa

. >>> in oklahoma a cancer survivor is in trouble with the state for putting this vanity license plate the tax commissioner said it's offensive and wants it changed but the driver says his plate is being misunderstood. >> my f stands for fight. some people look at it as a different word. but i'm fighting brain cancer. i've had it for about 2 1/2 years now. >> nick williams plans to appeal directly to the oklahoma tax commission tomorrow. >>> he dished up inside information about restaurant business in his book "kitchen confidential." thn he served up wanderlust in the tv show "no reservations." now the table is set for anthony bourdain's next adventure, "parts unknown." debuting tomorrow right here on cnn. i want you to take a listen to my conversation with bourdain as he offers a sneak peek of his new show. >> so tell us what we can expect. i mean, we know what to get from anthony bourdain, but what are we going to get on cnn? are we going to get exotic locations? what else? >> i think, i hope, entertainingly schizophrenic. meaning there will be lighthearted shows of me shoving delici

telling "vanity fair" that's what life is all about. let's have a party, she said. let's have it tonight. david muir, abc news, new york. >>> a man who took hostages at hillary clinton's campaign office in new hampshire in 2007 escaped from custody. leeland eisenberg held at a minimum security prison on probation violations. he has a long criminal record including two rape convictions. he was up for parole in august. >>> tonight's the night. march madness coming to an end with the championship game between louisville and michigan. the wolverines took down syracuse saturday night. if they win tonight it will be michigan's first national title since 1989. louisville so far lived up to the billing as the tournament top seed. they rallied from a dozen points down to beat wichita state saturday. louisville's women are one win away from a title. erased a ten-point halftime deficit last night. beat university of california. cinderella story for the louisville women's team. no team that started as a five seed has gotten to the title game. they play uconn tomorrow night for

questions will be if it -- that could be illegal market manipulation, but if it wasn't, and this was just vanityen there's a real question one way of looking at this is the market responded to a false rumor, and rebounded almost exactly where it was, but if you look at it that way, you would say, wait a second, maybe nothing actually dangerous happened, it responded as it was supposed to. >> i guess the way i think of it is that a rumor got into the market to eamon's point, if there was an effort to try to manipulation the price, that's one thing, that's another, and probably doesn't deserve -- >> i think the answer is probably one word. nothing. the venue for the rumor, whether twitter, facebook, is irrelevant. we need to examine how it works. there will be information, as long as there's information, there will be rumor. we should expect no changes, regardless of what the technological medium is. sirchlts if someone put it out as a means to manipulate the market, and actually did succeed, what existing regulations from the s.e.c. would be able to nail the person? >> we see this happen occasion

some more painful to his vanity than to his heart. >> i've changed. i lost my hair and that's a big milestone for me. i love my hair. i'm a barber. i love my hair. i lost that and i thought i lost my life. >> let me see your head. >> it's ashy. i ain't shaved. >> on top? >> i know you got the hookup on that. >> glass' job as a prison barber has allowed him to not only change the way other inmates look, but the way he sees them as well. robert burzee is one of his regulars. >> i sat right here in this chair and said -- >> no, the first time you asked me to cut your hair, i wasn't willing to cut your hair. i used to gay bash because i had a homophobia nature. i think everybody does when you're young because you think everybody wants you. and you don't want anybody coming at you like that. >> they call you bra-zee now. >> huh? i didn't get that e-mail. what are you talking about? bra-zee. like his last name. make kind of a joke out of it. which is kind of funny, you know. >> that is funny. >> so you don't have a problem cutting gay guys' hair? >> as long

branding exercise for media corporations who have the big parties before and afterwards sponsored by "vanityfair" and bloomberg and this whole weekend event for media people. >> it has. kind of getting closer and closer to the golden globes. you know, i think ed henry, the head of it, pointed out that they give a lot of scholarships. they made a point of it because they have been criticized. one night of hobnobbing is okay. >> what about the celebrity aspect? not like, look, most of them work hard but not like one dinner is going to change their view of how they should do their jobs, right? >> i don't think so. >> this is particularly strong in terms of blending the dividing line between hollywood and washington. and, i mean, i don't think that works well for hollywood and i don't think it works well for washington. the fact that conan o'brien was the host that president obama had some film clips that were very elegantly prepared. the president was funny. he's also always funny at this kind of event. but something a little bit tone deaf right now. >> got to go. michael medved and jane hall.

nice -- the "vanity fair" party was a lot of fun.he woman, jessica pare, who plays don draper's wife on "mad men." yeah. she's a gorgeous lady. i feel like i'm losing your attention. >> we're out of time. >> okay. >> ever since she's soeber you're no fun. >> five days. >> congratulations. don't forget to check out andy's books. it's called "most talkative: stories from the front lines of pop culture." >> in paperback. >> we've got simple solutions to dealing with hal toesis. asionaconstipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. we can afford to take an extra trip this year. first boston... then san francisco. hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so our hotels were half price. ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed f

"vanity fair" an bloomberg co-host a party that has become such a coveted ticket.ible to get in. if you can get in as a reporter does to cover it you will find no one you know there because everyone is absolutely a-list. it is nothing but brand name washington heavy hitters and movie stars. they are all there. that party is so impossible to get into -- >> come on give us some dirt from that party! we want dirt! >> you know hot star of that party was? it was rg3. robert griffin iii, the redskins quarterback. my colleague roxanne wasalking to gerard butler scottish movie star. she was trying to get a conversation going with him. he looks over her shoulder goes who's that? she goes rg3. he bolts from her. everyone's completely star struck by rg3. he didn't even go to the dinner he skipped the dinner an went straight to the after-parties. >> oh my gosh! i would have loved to see rg3. that woulde year. it made a lot of people's years. all the a-listers were lining up to see him. okay for some reason i'm obsessed with the duck dynasty cast because they were also at the d

for all of her fashion choices, kate's overall radiance led ""vanity fair"" to name her the best dressedths to go she's been busy overseeing the renovation of her house which won't be ready quite in time. >> instead they'll be bringing their baby to their modest coage on the ken kensington palace estate. she'll be slumming it a little bit for a couple of months. >> and from this unusual moment it seems prince harry is preparing as well. also, at children's organizations learning to dj. and read the news. >> now let's see what the weather is. >> the royal uncle sure to entertain the new baby. >> what were you doing two years ago? watching the royal wedding, of course. william and kate are getting set to celebrate their second wedding anniversary in private, although kate will spend her day visiting a winter hospice zoosh i remember overlooking that spot on the day of the royal wedding. when they opened the gates, just a flood of people have been moved forward all in anticipation of the kiss. >> happen anne versery to the two of them. >> if you are a frequent flyer, you know how exhausting

with colleagues she's ahonest and straightforward if not excessively considerate of their vanities.artment declined to authenticate that cable today. for more on margaret thatcher, nancy reagan will be on "a ac 360" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. while the world knows thatcher for her public persona, we're left wondering what she was like in private life. we're lucky to be joined by a former aide to margaret thatcher in 2000-2002. you had helped her write her book "statecraft." thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> we're hearing about her lega legacy, wonderful things about her, also things in her legacy that aren't necessarily the greatest thing in the world. but you actually knew her. tell me about the last time you saw her and what you saw there that those of us who didn't know her might find surprising. >> actually, the last time i saw lady thatcher was in december in london at her house near victoria station. she was actually very cheerful. she was in a remarkably good, cheerful mood. she was very tranquil, very, very content. at the age of 87, no doubt she was look back on

thatcher's deregulation set the stage for a lot of the crises we have now, reading an excerpt from "vanityargaret thatcher's financial reforms, notably her big bang deregulation of 1986, caused the stream of bankers to turn into a river and a deluge. goldman sachs partners, morgan stanley partners were the top of the market and we had a lot of them. >> that's one of the ironies of mrs. thatcher. some of the people who did the best under her were the foreigners who moved to london because of the favor deregulation regime. british industry did need a kick in the pants to some extent. the system which had been in place since 1945 had broken down. even labor party supporters such as myself, would agree to that. there was a whole series of strikes and everything. the argument is that maybe we need a bit of shock therapy. but mrs. thatcher, there was too much shock and not enough therapy. she demolished the unions, introduced a big fiscal austerity program which sent the exchange rate through the roof. that made a lot of british industry uncompetitive and basically wiped out a lot of british ind

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