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Ugly too. >> when newt did it to above everybody love -- to wolf everybody loved it. >> i didnt. >> i was shocked to see dan rainshower dan rather said oh the media needs to give more coverage to donald trump. >> thats what he wants. he would like nothing more. >> devious democrats at work, america. >> hillarys underwater in three swing states. deeply underwater and no one even knows about it. >> somebody put out an apb for her. >> where is she? >> were going to because were going to the b block...

Many mornings big political stories. senior editor of "texas monthly" weighs in on ted cruz and a top editor of the boston globe explains that papers push to draft elizabeth warren in the race. later, the runner-up, former "american idol" star clay aiken stops by with a new fascinating documentary on his failed bid for congress. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast and it is horrible. >> have you ever considered how hard it is to be me? >> yeah i have. i have. >> you have right? >...

Of the nation address. in it he boasted about crimeas historical reunification with russia and went on to blame the west for most of the problems that his strong and confident, his word, nation faces. one word that was absent from the speech was recession. his government predicted the russian economy would contract. joining me to discuss all of this, richard haass is the president of the council on foreign relations. he was the drebter of policy planning at the state department from 2001 to 2003...

Can think of for an editor to make. >> now i want to ask about your firing. you went from reporting the news to being the news. >> what does it mean to you to become the executive editor of the "new york times"? >> it means the world to me. >> the "new york times" fired its top editor, jill abramson. >> controversy around the firing of jill abramson. it is heating up this morning. >> the firing of "new york times" first female executive editor jill abram areson started a debate about women in po...

>> there are some subtle changes happen, whether thats one of them -- nobody was locked up or anything like that. a lot of women were out there driving >> its a good thing. >> more power to them. >> the u.s. dealing with allegations of spying on world leaders. a high profile british phone hacking at trial started today in london. >> this is a big deal, too. former top editor of the now defunct news of the world tabloid rebekah brooks, you see her there, and andy call son hon later became a prime...

>> in some cases, yeah. in last december we saw the publisher random house actually give a $5,000 bonus to every employee based on the success of "50 shades of grey," which is a huge success. whether youre a top editor or entry level employee, you got that bonus and that boosted morale, especially aez companies are trying to replicate past successive projects. >> not only that, it encourages savings, right? >> it does. the great thing about a bonus is you get it in a lump sum, so you can throw t...

Tieded head to toe. you get to see the toenail polish, you get to see everything up close and personal. >> oug >> you could see the full looks very clearly, if you sit behind, youre missing the shoes. who sits in the front row? top editor, big buyers, celebrities, sometimes a cnn correspondent. what some call the fashion elite. >> the great thing about being the front row -- >> like petite cindi leivi. >> i spent a lot of time laboring in back rows before i got to sit her. and im 52" so im very ...

He should. >> absolutely. no one is disputing that there is, at this point no, legal right why it cant be built there. or that muslims should enjoy freedom of religion as they do. the fact that there are hundreds if not thousands of mosques in the united states, a hundred or more in new york city and the region, certainly there is no call to say that muslims are being oppressed religiously. and i think its worth noting in that context, eric, that the president made this speech friday night that ...

Everybody wants a piece of you and suddenly youre home alone. >> sure, its a loss of stature, a loss of feeling needed, a loss of feeling wanted, but a loss of structure more than anything else. work gives your day structure. i talk about this in my book "slow love." it gives you a sense of purpose in the morning. a schedule through the day. and in a way it gives you a way to avoid thinking about things that might be bothering you. >> you also talked about stealing bread sticks from restaurants,...

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