one of the greatest improvisers in shakespeare's plays is violet who violet who is your remember is washed up on shore after shipwreck believed being that she has seen the last of her ground brother. bessie captain tells her about the land where she is, tells her about olivia, a countess who has lost her father, lost her brother and who's become a recluse in morning. violet sizes at the situation with her best wits and she decides at that moment she will bide her time. here's what she said, oh, that i served that lady. i might not be delivered to the world for i made my own occasion knowing what my estate is. made my location mellow. mellow as in likeness, piece of fruit. she knows she can't act yet common she needs to wait. later when she has been mistaken for a woman that is the object of olivia's advances she throws her hands up and says how will this batch. thou must untangle this, not tie it's too hard for me to untie. someone who was watching this action and thinking about the word occasion would have brought to mind an emblem, which is a beautiful allegorical pictures greeted in the

their destination, violet andrews park. >> that place seem safe to you? >> yeah, it did. >> all the parks did. >> we would go at night all the time. >> reporter: before heading out, the two called brittany, asking if she wanted to join them. brittany took a pass. >> they had asked me to go, but i had a vollyball game the next morning. so i wasn't able to. >> reporter: it was a decision that still haunts her. >> i just know -- because they, like -- you know, they called me that night. i'm like if i was there -- >> reporter: the next morning, chris and stan seymour were strolling through violet andrews park. >> we started looking around for birds in general. didn't see a thing. this place was as quiet as we'd ever seen it. >> reporter: and that's when, just below one of the overlooks, they made their terrible discovery. in the tall beach grass lay the bodies of two young women. >> it just looked like they had both been molested or mauled. >> we didn't know if they were alive or -- or -- or dead. we had no idea. >> reporter: the seymours ran for help. >> por

place ben and jennifer garner stayed in 2005 when jen was pregnant with their first child, daughter violethe flew home to california, and lindsay was seen with her ex, and we have the photos of her walking with her 4-year-old daughter before school. lindsay was seen laughing and half an hour later, the 37-year-old producer went for a ride. when it came to answering questions about ben, lindsay might be using the talk on the phone to avoid talking to the. raw zi trick. >> do you want to dispel any of the rumors about you and ben and when you started? >> have a lovely day. >> she is learning fast. >>> our first stop? san diego, and kevin frazier has news about kevin hart has overshadowed comic con. was he caught cheating on his wife, and the internet is exploding over this? >> he is accused of cheating on his pregnant wife after he was caught on camera allegedly with another woman. i talked to kevin about the allegation. >> this photo is fueling the story. kevin is sitting in the passenger seat inside a parked white lexus sudan. he is turned around talking to a female who is in the backseat.

. >> apples for violet. >> at quest not only therapy riding but occupational therapy with casts around the barn. >> we just had a fabulous experience here, i can't say enough about it. >> thanks for the nice ride. >> thanks for the nice ride, violet, right? ya, good job. >> quest does physical and occupational for children with a variety of conditions including adhd and cystic cysticfibrosis, their horses specially trained to work with children with disability. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> well, last week, you may remember, we celebrated national ice cream day. today is national vanilla ice cream day, so breaking it down by flavor now. the frozen treat is recognized on july 23 as part of national ice cream month, van all is one of the most popular flavors every ice cream. it is believed that thomas jefferson discovered vanilla ice cream when in france, introduce philadelphia to the united states. his handwritten recipe now housed at the library of congress. and matt, i always say, hot or cold, it is always a good day for some ice cream, me favorite way to eat van

ben and jennifer garner stayed back in 2005 when jen was pregnant with their first child, daughter violetew home to california and this morning lindsay was seen with her ex, kevin miller. only we have the photos of the am mick kabul exes taking a walk with their daughter before dropping them off at school. the two got coffee, lindsey seen laughing and the 37-year-old producer went for a run. when it came to answering questions about ben lindsay might be using the old talk on the phone to avoid talking to the paparazzi trick that most celebs use. >> do you want to dispel any of the rumors about you and ben and when you started? no? >> have a lovely day. >> learning fast. >>> our first stop in san diego, and kevin frazier has news about kevin hart has overshadowed comic con. was he caught cheating on his wife, and the internet is exploding over this. kev? >> it has everyone here buzzing too. the comedian stands accused of cheating on his pregnant wife after he was caught on camera allegedly with another woman. i talked to kevin about the allegation. >> put on a happy shirt. >> this is the v

a second consecutive nights of violet. protests against the summit devastates parts of hamburg shops looted calls burned down to militant demonstrators clashed with police. and overwhelmed the result another surge of migrants heading into europe strained some nations and divides others over the solution. will take a look back at the week's top stories next but coming up on the kaiser report look into why some democrats a lot being for trying.

they take out ulta today on this violet thing what do you think? is the market overdoing -- you know, this knee jerk reaction we get every day it seems >> in some cases yes, that i believe home depot, the idea that home depot is going to be crippled because that all started with amazon, teaming up with sears i'm not concerned about that i'm concerned about the paint slowing down that was a problem, but the one -- when you look at ulta, bill, it's a good company, and they have a fantastic online business but you pay extremely high price for ulta if everybody -- everybody that amazon challenges. i read the piece today about how this violet gray might come in it goes lower. and that's what this is doing. it's making you pay less for costco, home depot, ulta beauty, macy's, nordstrom, it is a price to earnings multiplier depression and it's working against all of these guys >> there you have it always good to see you, jim, thank you. >> thank you, guys >> have a good show tonight. >> and there's much more of that jim interview tonight at 6:00 p.m. east

erica violet lee is an indigenous writer and community organiser, and says she is among those who wills a difficult day for a lot of indigenous people. can you explain why? 50 canada is propagating this myth that it is only 150 years old, and while that may be true for canada as a colony, our nation, those indigenous nations, have been here for much, much longer. and the 150 years, that marco is a marker meant to erase and further subjugate indigenous peoples on our own lands. so what should canada be doing, then? should they not be celebrating the 150 year mark, or they celebrate in a different way? i think that most canadians think about canada day is a time to be patriotic, is a time to go and watch fireworks. but the indigenous people that i know, my family and friends, i doing things like occupying a teepee on parliament hill grounds, currently. a bunch of indigenous students have set upa a bunch of indigenous students have set up a tepee and they were actually faced with police brutality just for trying to put up at the peak. 0ne just for trying to put up at the peak. one of our

b c and they're smearing bernie sanders or progressives are saying they're violet or other sexist or they're bernie bros just remember that is a tiny tiny tiny minority inside the democratic party those are eight percent of the democratic party or as johnny calls them the hate percent. i want to ask you in this in this system we now have this kleptocracy rule by thieves obviously money in politics is a huge huge problem a huge impetus for it but do you feel that the money you know gets into politics and corrupt system or does capitalism inevitably allow the state to be envelop by the money interests and. where do you think. you know i'm not smart enough to know but i do know the effects of money in politics and i do know that capitalism right now is eating itself right so general base those who's an eighty billionaire who brings us the news. out of syria i don't i don't think in any eighty billionaire who's got an economic model that amazon that's built on destroying local economies really wants to be a muckraker do you really think that guy wants to be a muckraker so that's yeah tha

if you want to see jewelry, those violet eyes of hers. >> what are you talking about. >> stephen: elizabethvie? >> stephen: she was in a movie?! ( laughter ) >> i don't know about that stuff. i found a book in barnes & noble and said, oh, this little white lady's got some nice stuff, and called it a day. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're going to love it, man. who's afraid of virginia woolf? you're going to love it, man. >> man, these quotes are going over my head, man. >> stephen: let's get together and watch some elizabeth taylor. >> you're asking me on a date? >> stephen: absolutely. ( cheers and applause ) tell me about the new album, "flower boy." >> it's out? ( laughter ) >> stephen: many critics have said the same thing ( laughter ) >> yeah, yeah. it's out. >> stephen: uh-huh. a lot of people are, like, what's going on here? i produced and wrote mostly 90% of it. it's the melody i didn't come up with. >> stephen: you're 26 now? yes. >> stephen: some critics said this is the maturing of tyler the creator. are you growing up now? >> probably, but more so i just wanted to produce and have

the violet focuses or episodes are generated by the government who are trying to repress these protests. so the citizenry is activating, mobilizing. of course, these violations of human rights are a message to stop this, but we are still active and we are still going to fight democratically to obtain international solidarity and all our compatriots, brothers and sisters in latin america, so that they help us with something that we cannot wait any longer for and takes lives everyday. >> go into the last topic that you mentioned, which was, the g4s a very solid group. you need more votes, the necessary votes as much as possible that to move forward with solutions with the organization of american states. taking into consideration that in cancun it is bleeding, too, what are going to be the next step of the g4 team to gain those votes are at least half of them? >> let me speedy if you want to the spanish you can. >> the atlantic council expressing me to use my english. [laughing] english.laugh. >> translator: if you give me the option i will use my finish in. i believe and it is something

if you're lucky, you might see some of the multihued purples, blues, even the violets. extremely fortunate, well, you'll get that dancing red glare on the horizon. that is the rarest light form that you would see. now in terms of your best viewing possibilities, look towards the upper plains states and into the pacific northwest today in north america for your best viewing chances. we'll take you to europe again. we're talking about the weather throughout the united kingdom. we're focusing the radar on the north hampton region and, of course, london. two major sporting events taking place. we've got the wimbledon men's kmienls in a few -- finals coming up in a few hours. and the forecast looks to stay dry at wimbledon. and we have the british grand prix. this is a little bit of a different story. maybe a few showers to impact the race circuit there. a cloudy forecast expected. dry weather for the majority of the race. but it's possible a few showers could create slick spots on the course. >> thank you very much. >> all right. >>> still ahead on "cnn newsroom," can roger

he certainly did not come across as a shrinking violet earlier on. everything is on track and that is fine. slightly contradicting. what will his biggest challenges be? a couple of things. the first is that president trump's approval ratings are historically low. in the high 30s, which is dismal, really. the other challenge which is a bigger one and one that the communications operator at the white house has grappled with for a long time is the fact that president trump goes off on his own direction quite often. that obviously makes it difficult to have a strategy in place for longer term communications. that may improve because scaramucci and tromp purportedly get along better on a personal level than spicer and tron, but it would be a challenge for any white house communications director. —— than spicer and tromp. white house communications director. -- than spicer and tromp. he has also faced questions about his relationship with reince priebus. what are the chances of him stay in that post? we will hear more about that post? we will hear more abo

of violet in the spirit come i am not that concerned about it. it be a better step to possibly renegotiate the treaty given that it is 30 years old and times have changed? sen. cotton: we should certainly not renegotiate a treaty from a position of weakness where only counterpoint in the treaty is violating the treaty and dictate the terms they want to impose on us. that's why the right posture now is to put greater pressure on russia to come back into compliance with the treaty. should they not do that, we should not remain in a treaty where would become literally the only country on earth that refrains from building a particular kind of weapons system. >> very good, i saw one over here, this gentleman and then won in the back. we will start here. >> i'm with politico. you referenced in your speech the fact that china which is not in the inf treaty has developed cruise missiles that would be in violation of the treaty. i am curious if you think there are steps the united states should take to respond to the threat of chinese cruise missiles outs

finally, my last example, ultraviolet light.ultrle i think lightning is a perfect example of ultra violetlight. that concludes my presentation on the powerpoint but i'll be happy to talk about these words that i love and the mistakes that i love with you further on in the program. [applause] >> were any of you like me and is you are going along laughing and laughing and then you put one up and i say wait, what is wrong with that? [laughter] it reminded me of one of my first jobs i was talking to my boss and i was talking about this other department wouldn't listen to us and i said it's like there turning a blind year to us. [laughter] well, thank you robert. i'd like to turn our program over to how some of these malapropisms often become partop of the english language and they become the accepted use. for that, we have the perfect person to talk about how new words are formed and how words become part of each generation forms their own words. i like to turn this over to alan at this point, the author of skedaddle to healthy. [applause] >> i need to mention that every one of the words that

knowing that they were not shrinking violets, very tough on terror, very thoughtful, intellectually honestple, and people who didn't all agree with each other all the time. when i put all of that together, how they think, how they come out on foreign terror issues, they were willing to resign over much greater knowledge. i was confident then that resigning with them was necessary and the right decisio decision. >> i think you've been quoted before as saying you should be willing, it's either unethical, illegal, or unconstitutional. could you explore for me for a few seconds, what were the values that you brought that decision and what values, among those three another's would you make a similar decision if you get pressed to do something that meets one of those three tests suggested by former attorney general? >> the values or prior to that particular decision where the knowledge that it was the appropriate parts of the justice department and the fbi who are doing their jobs, doing their duty to evaluate the legality of the program in question. i thought that knowing the confidence i had i

no shrinking violet here and lauren is here also.his is all meant on the part of scaramucci to crack down on leaks. that conversation in its totality gets leaked, which was the case anyway because of the fair interview with a journalist who said there was no such guarantee that it would not be. >> correct. >> neil: where is this going now? i suspect we'll get more leaks. >> first, i should say the language that he used in that interview is not even polite language for a private conversation let alone an on-the-record interview with a reporter. i hope that that lesson has been learned at this point. i'm hopeful that this will stop the leaks, because you saw the backlash to this article coming out has been swift and severe. he has been forced to, you know, issue something of an apology tweet. so what my hope is -- >> neil: well, it wasn't really an apology. >> yeah, like half of one. but they can use this experience to evaluate playing fast and loose with the rules of journalism. they're in place for a reason. none of this would be hap

my decision was based on the range of people that were not shrinking violets, very tough on terror, veryughtful, intellectuality long nest people, and people who by the way didn't always agree with each other all the time. when i put all that together, my familiarity with those people, how they think, how they come out on war on terror issues, and knowing that they felt strongly enough that they were willing to resign over much greater knowledge of the program that i had at the time. i was confident then that resigning with them if necessary was the right decision, and now later, having learned many more of the facts that weren't available to me then, i'm even more confident that it would have been the right decision. >> thank you for that, former attorney general bell, i think you quoted before said that you should be willing to resign if necessary, over conduct if you're pressed to engage in it that is either unethical, illegal or unconstitutional. what were the values that you brought to that decision and what values among those three or others when you have to make a similar decision

knowledge with a range of people who were read in and knowing they were not as i said, not shrinking violets. they're very tough on terror, very thoughtful, intellectually honest people and people who, by the way did not agree with each other all of the time. so when i put all that together, with how they think, how they, on war and terror issues annoyed they felt strongly enough they were willing to resign over much greater knowledge of the program that i had at the time. i was confident then that resigning with them if necessary was the right decision. later, having learned many more of the facts that were not available to them or to me then, i'm even more confident it would have been the right decision. >> thank you. former attorney general you a quota before saying that you should be willing to resign if necessary over conduct if you're press that is either ethical, illegal, or unconstitutional. could you export me for a few more minutes what were the values you brought to that decision and what values among those three others would you bring to having to make a similar decision in the f

they are the colors of the -- a lot of the colors in the actual cover painting itself, so violets and after i read that i sort of looked at the album art and having listened to some of the songs, i had a real understanding. again, and i'm a muggle, i'll admit. [ laughter ] it did make total sense to me. so i will say, you really nailed it if those were the colors you were looking for. >> thank you. >> seth: and i'm just so happy to have you here and thank you so much for singing a song off the album. we can't wait. >> oh my goodness, thank you. what a pleasure for me. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: give it up for lorde, everybody. for dates and information on the current world tour melodrama, check out her website. we'll be right back with a performance from lorde. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ as a marriott rewards member, i can embrace a world full of surprising moments. experience more as a member. the marriott portfolio has 30 brands in over 110 countries. so no matter where you go, you're here. we, the people, are tired of being surprised with extra monthly fees. we want hd. and ev

those people and having worked side by side with those people and knowing these were hardly shrinking violets in the war or terror, there was no hesitation in my mind as to where i stood. i stood with them. i said i would -- i want you to let me know if you get to the point where you think you have to resign, because i will resign with you. >> last question. congress has oversight responsibility over the fbi. congress has an obligation to butt out of fbi criminal investigations for very good reason. yet in our oversight responsibility, it's important to make sure that cases aren't being tanked for whatever reason. so i'm interested in what you think the appropriate questions are for members of congress to ask about an investigation. for instance, is it appropriate to ask if agents were assigned to a matter and if so how many without getting into details? is it appropriate to ask if any investigative work done, any documents obtained, any interviews done? is it appropriate to consider whether the department's process for following a particular matter, like a matter involving a public official,

. >> reporter: violet effingham had a very different problem: too many suitors. >> you look very piratical because then you wouldn't have all your eggs in one basket. you would have ten different guys, ten different fortunes. >> the intuition that you can lower risk by dividing resources is extremely old. that diversification idea goes back to shipping, when you split up your cargo across routes. it goes back to agriculture, when people would split up their land. in ecclesiastes, we see the advice to invest in seven ventures-- no, eight ventures, because you never know what disaster will happen. >> reporter: so this is the benign face of finance: it allows you to protect against risk by diversifying your investments. but then there's the dark face again. when you invest, you're still stuck with the risk of giving your money to someone else. >> i gave my money to tim cook, who runs apple, and i own one share. here's the problem-- i can't watch tim cook. so the underlying problem of finance becomes "wait a second, how do i monitor that guy? how do i watch that guy? how do i make sure he's do

is a group of people all of whom have been incarcerated for which the exception of one drug crime, violet to offenses and all who had serious mental illness, and they collectively helped this 40-year-old man who had really not dealt at all or talked about some very significant things in his history. and literally that moment, i don't want talk about the rest of manny's trajectory, but i can say he has not been back in the jail system that i'm aware of, and he was at least engaged in treatment when he was released from custody. and those, that may not seem like a huge deal, but in this world, like, any of those little things are really pretty phenomenal. so thank you very much. i would love to hear some questions and just have a discussion and just thanks. i mean, thank you for being interested in this topic. okay. [laughter] questions? [applause] or just comments. anything. >> yes. if you have a question or anything or you'd like to start a discussion, please raise your hand and i will bring you the microphone. >> i'll start off. if you had a wish list of anything that society can do to h

having worked side by side with those people and knowing these were hardly shrinking violets in the war on terror, there was no hesitation in my mind as to where i stood and i stood with them. if you get to the point where you have to resign, i'll resign with you. >> last question, congress has oversight responsibility over the fbi. congress also has an obligation to butt out of fbi criminal investigations for very good reason. yet in our oversight responsibility, it's important to make sure that cases aren't being tanked for whatever reason. i'm interested in what you think the appropriate questions are for members of congress to ask about an investigation. for instance, is it appropriate to ask if agents were ever assigned to a matter and how many without getting into details? is it appropriate to ask if any investigative work was done and any subpoenas obtained or interviews done? is it appropriate to consider whether the department's process for following a particular matter like a matter involving a public official for instance has special base touching that has to happen at variou

the violet crime, and knife crime up as well.people. —— violent crime. also the acquisitive crimes that have been on the decline over the years are going up the decline over the years are going up as well. burglaries and car crime up up as well. burglaries and car crime up 11%. that will be of great concern because it was always thought that somehow improvements in technology, security devices, were getting those crimes down. perhaps these were turning to online fraud. now we are seeing a spike in those offences as well. is to what extent are all those increased figures to do with any changes that might have taken place in the way things are recorded, or are you picking up on concern that this is genuinely happening, really happening, and for whatever reason, there is an increase in crime in these areas? there is no doubt that some of this is due to improvements in the way police record crimes. they are more thorough in the way they do it, more consistent in how they process data. no doubt that is having an impact. but they are a

who were read-in, and knowing that they were not, as i said to senator whitehouse, not shrinking violets. very tough on terror. very thoughtful. intellectually honest people. and people who, by the way, didn't all agree with each other all of the time. so when i put all of that together, my familiarity of those people, how they think, how they come out on war and terror issues, and knowing that they felt strongly enough that they were willing to resign over much greater knowledge of the program than i had at the time, i was confident then that resigning with them, if necessary, was the right decision. and now later, having learned many more of the facts that weren't available to them -- to me then, i'm even more confident than it would have been the right decision. >> thank you. thank you for that. former attorney general bow, i think you quoted before, you should be willing to resign if necessary over conduct if you're pressed to engage in it that's either unethical, illegal or unconstitutional. could you just explore for me for a few more minutes, what were the values that you brought

. >> it's because anthony scaramucci is no shrinking violet. he will go and offer his opinions to the president. sometimes he's going to -- sometimes the president will agree with him. sometimes he won't. but anthony knows who's the president of the united states and who he works for and going back to the commentary about scaramucci just going out on the good days. look, i worked with anthony day in and day out on the campaign just like i did with sean and we had a lot of tough days on our campaign, our winning campaign, i would remind folks and both of those men went out and fought hard every single time. neither one of them shied away from the tough days or the brutal news cycles that we had and anthony's not going to shy away. look, anthony very much, we've seen this from watching cnn, where he sits down and will have very substantive, in depth, policy-oriented conversations with hosts on this network where he can actually sit down and dive into those things and really have a unique way of communicating the president's message, and look, he'

with their willingness to resign and having worked side-by-sideth in there were hardly shrinking violets there was a hesitation and then we will resign with you. >> also to have thatre obligation for very good reason but with the oversight responsibility that they are not being tinct -- tanked so what are those appropriate questions for members of congress to ask about the investigation? so how many? is inappropriate so with any interviews? to consider a the process with a particular matter so if that actually took place is a legitimate for congress to look at the process of a criminal investigation without assuring itself that a good job has been done but the adequate job had been done as in the case of the murder investigation where a lot was disclosed?. >> i do think the committee has the important oversight role. they need to be sure they're not jeopardize saying information but there are ways to work through these issues but i have to think through each of those. >> my time is expired. >> thank you for your willingness to serve again so with the crisis of public trust this instituti

violet clashes continue -- violent clashes continue.plans for a two-day strike starting tomorrow. venezuela, this is your story, liz, you been on top of this. >> yeah. stuart: i can't avoid saying that that country is moving towards civil war, real, live-action, shooting war. >> yes, it is. and what's happening, there will be a vote in about five days' time where maduro wants to consolidate power by redrafting the constitution. it's a dictatorial power grab. here's what's going on. we've talked about whether or not the military can step in and do so, venezuelan sources are saying no. here's why. maduro, last year, gave the military complete power over gold, over iron, over oil, over food. so the military has these private companies that run the economy in vns wail la. to -- venezuela. so the military isn't going to step in and do a coup. what could happen next? the trump administration, an economic sanction on the big oil state-backed company. half of venezuela's oil is sold to the u.s. that would hit maduro's regime and his cronies har

those people, having worked side by side with those people and knowing these were hardly shrinking violets in the war on terror, there was no hesitation in my mind as to where i stood. and i stood with them. and i said i want you to let me know if you guys get to the point where you think you have to resign because i'll resign with you. >> last question. congress has oversight responsibility over the fbi. congress also has an obligation to bet out of the fbi criminal investigations for very good reason. yet in our oversight responsibility it's important to make sure that cases aren't being tanked for whatever reason. and so i'm interested in what you think the appropriate questions are for members of congress for investigation. is it appropriate to ask if agents were ever assigned to a matter? if so, how many without getting into the details? is it appropriate to ask if any investigative work was done, any documents obtained, subpoenas issued? is it appropriate to consider whether the department's process for following a particular matter like a matter involving a public official, for inst