taylor seemed quite proud of his sbu, small boy unit. all of them were the taylor shock troops. there was also a lot of drugs that were circulating and probably administered or encouraged by the npfl. so it was a pretty... in some ways disorganized, crazy, but also terrifying kind of a phenomenon to be rushed by a lot of folks pretty much out of their heads. >> during this war, we pick these kids up in villages, in towns, on the highway, just there. seven, eight, nine year old kids. you put them in a pickup, you take them home. you feed them, you give them a bath, you tell them, "okay, you are my sbu." everybody wanted to be a soldier. this war was ugly. i saw skulls. i saw dogs eating bodies. i saw bloated bodies. i saw exploding bodies. i saw women dead. i saw children dead. i saw babies dead. uh... i saw a war. i can't apologize for war. everybody has had a war. >> narrator: there was widespread killing and torture. two-thirds of the krahn, doe's tribe, fled the country. >> he didn't do all of that firsthand himself. i mean, he let his boy soldiers do that, because there was

swift. >> taylor! >> she works hard to connect with followers in the real world too. hosting hour-long parties for randomly picked fans after every concert. >> she would go around to everybody in the room. she would have a conversation with them, and how did you like the show. >> frank' ballard toured with taylor in 2011 and says nobody connects with an audience like she does. >> oh, hi, nashville! >> you know, i went to taylor's show here in nashville a year or so ago. >> thank you for coming tonight. >> i had never seen anything like it. ♪ >> i swear, a couple times i felt taylor was looking at me. the energy connection and the personal connection with her audience, i would compare it to springstein, but it was a level above. the energy between her and the fans is phenomenal. >> good night, nashville! >> it helps that she has bruce springsteen's song-writing skills. >> taylor is one of the greatest songwriters ever to put a pencil to a piece of paper. >> many nashville artists agree. >> i go back t

i swear a couple of times i felt taylor was looking at me. the energy connection and the personal connection with the audience. i would compare it to springsteen, but it was a level above, the energy with her a and the fans was phenomenal. >> good night, nashville. >> it helps that she has bruce springsteen's song writing skills. >> today alreadyaylor is one of songwriters ever to put a pencil to paper. >> many song writers agree. >> what a knockdown lyric that is. the first time i heart her sing it at a little writer's night in new york city several years ago and she sang that and i went -- it was vince gill, trishia year wood and me. >> trish is like look at this lyric coming out of this girl. >> john rich co-wrote this song with taylor swift after she called him out of the blue. >> i said yeah, come on over. and she pulls that guitar out and has some words already down and starts tearing into this song ♪ the way i loved you . >> it was 90 minutes, two hours max and the song was done. >> >> i brought that title to john. he was able to rel

taylor's second album. >> taylor had her first crossover hit which was "you belong with me." >> she became the first country star to ever win a vma. >> best female country song goes video goes to taylor swift. >> as she was accepting the award, kanye west bum-rushed the stage and took the mike away from her. >> i'm happy for you. i'll let you finish. but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. >> he's a dope. >> he's an idiot, he's just a waste. >> it's a night that she went super nova. even people that knew her in passing before, really wanted to know who this artist was. >> the night i saw kanye pull the mike out of her hand, i felt like someone had disrespected my little sister. if i had been in that room, i would have whooped his ass. i would have tried. >> ahead, bad breakups have taylor seeing red? >> any advice to her on her love life? >> a shotgun. a shotgun. quicken loans will pay your mortgage for an entire year. that is how it's done. truly amazing! get in the hole-in-one sweepstakes. enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans and you could have your mortgage paid for an en

taylor is an extraordinary individual. he travels halfway around the world by himself, sales yachts, flies planes, even prior to the board dug his way out of a gold mine after being buried alive. this is not your average dentist. joining him is a young medical student named christian lambertson who sneaks away from the university of pennsylvania. it is developing the first scuba gear and reprieve there. tested in the full and is a success. joining them is an unusual person, british liaison officer in washington d.c.. he is the commander, first world war i veteran, really extraordinary. he is able to take an it and turn it into reality and that is what they do. it is a race against time. in 1942 the united states doesn't have special operations forces or intelligence agencies. everything was based on cold war -- spanish-american war mentality. this is a time when gentlemen didn't read gentlemen's nail. special operations didn't exist. was all born in many ways in the mind of one individual who had a vision, general william

i think the most extraordinary thing in this story is the day jack taylor plans to execute jack taylor the next day and it may, 1945. an armored division, and allied armored division crashes through the fraud gates and they find this ragged -- i mean, this is the man that was initially 185 pounds, now that they're down to 120 pounds. as they come through the gate, he holds up his dog tags and goes god bless america as they crashed the gates. if you want to see something really extraordinary, google jack taylor plus 12,000 others at grainy old film at this exact incident in taylor's words as says this is unfolding. after that he says i'm jack taylor. i'm a naval officer from hollywood, california. this is my first time in the movies. as night team 45 goes on, the war is coming to a close and the maritime unit of the oss, and these first seals are not followed along with the rest of the organization. all of the technology, a lot of it is but it shows him the sleeping beauty, his warehouse. think of the indiana jones seen with the large warehouse. most of this equipment is in it in one of

yes. >> ford, does he replace taylor, supplement taylor? >> ford -- i think in many ways he adopts certain aspects of taylorism and others he doesn't. he comes up with the idea of the five dollar day and leisure as an incentive for workers to produce. and if you work at ford, you earn enough to buy the products. there is a different theory, i think, in bedded in ford's factory. but most industries at this time were taken up with the idea of systematizing the individual tasks, breaking them down into ever smaller pieces. let's move on to christine frederick. i want to make sure we talk about the new housekeeping. she was not the first to hit on this idea of a household engineer. the whole profession of home to then -- home economics is becoming a new industry. home economics will be taught in school. did any of you take home ec? it has its roots and this -- its roots are in this period. it is a really interesting colonization of something that it was thought individual households did, was passed on from mothers to daughters, think of the bee

in addition to the cash she took from taylor, she also stole taylor's credit card. >> reporter: detective patrick altiere picked up taylor's case in late august, spearheading the investigation into vee's activities. his check of open cases showed that this wasn't the first time vee had been accused of putting her pals through the spin cycle. >> she sought out a certain type of person, became friends with that person and then would victimize them a little bit before doing something to cause her to cut ties with that person and leave. >> we were best friends. we hung out every single day. >> reporter: 25-year-old leilani gutierrez says she and vee were also b.f.f.s once. not for months, but for years! she was even a guest at her wedding. >> she is very bubbly and very positive all the time. >> reporter: then something snapped. after six years of friendship, vee blew it all in one 36-hour spree late last spring, swiping leilani's passport and credit card, she says, after they'd gone shopping together and then going buck-wild with it on her own. >> some clubs, cab rides. she tried to buy airl

taylor's been in hers for ten years. she says her sugar daddy is teaching her a lot of really important things, like golf. >> outstanding! >> good shot. >> outstanding. >> when i met rich, it was just effortless. >> all right, taylor, don't you laugh. >> we just hit it off. >> whoa. >> all right. >> that was a good shot. >> thank you. >> i don't want to use the term love at first sight, but something along those lines. >> can i ask you how old you are? >> i'm 32. >> i'm 69. >> if you forgive me for saying, there are a lot of people who might say, what a dirty old man. >> i am a dirty old man. all old men are dirty old men. have you ever met one that didn't like to flirt? >> actually, no. >> i rest my case. >> turn your hand over to the right. your other right. >> i would suggest everyone stand somewhere else. you should move! ♪ >> ha, ha! [ applause ] >> i am so impressed. i got to tell you. >> golf daddy in the house. >> wow. >> let's practice. >> okay. >> so i'm just curious, when you're out on the golf course, do pe

taylor's been in hers for ten years. she says her sugar daddy is teaching her a lot of really important things, like golf. >> outstanding! >> good shot. >> outstanding. >> when i met rich, it was just effortless. >> all right, taylor, don't you laugh. >> we just hit it off. >> whoa. >> all right. >> that was a good shot. >> thank you. >> i don't want to use the term love at first sight, but something along those lines. >> can i ask you how old you are? >> i'm 32. >> i'm 69. >> if you forgive me for saying, there are a lot of people who might say, what a dirty old man. >> i am a dirty old man. all old men are dirty old men. have you ever met one that didn't like to flirt? >> actually, no. >> i rest my case. >> turn your hand over to the right. your other right. >> i would suggest everyone stand somewhere else. you should move! ♪ >> ha, ha! [ applause ] >> i am so impressed. i got to tell you. >> golf daddy in the house. >> wow. >> let's practice. >> okay. >> so i'm just curious, when you're out on the golf course, do pe

he threw taylor swift out of our building. and now she's here to play for 15,000 fans out on hollywood boulevard. [ cheers and applause ] in other words -- even after all this time, after all the success she's had, she's still not allowed in our building. let's see what's going on outside. some of the fans outside have been camped out since last night. you can see, there are many thousands of people out there and let's see if we can get a little bit closer to some of them who may be in the front row. okay, here we go. howl are you guys doing? can you hear me out there? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how are you guys doing? >> good. >> we're doing good. >> jimmy: you look incredibly fresh. i will tell you. >> we do it big, man. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> i'm from temecula. >> jimmy: how long have you been out there waiting? >> ah -- what time is it? >> since 1:00. >> jimmy: are you guys together? >> yeah, we're together. >> jimmy: how nice. how romantic. are you a swifty or a taylor-tot? >> i don't -- a swifty? >> yeah, that one soun

i'm happy for taylor. >> hi, this is taylor. >> reporter: then, a phone call from portland to l.a. >> you have no idea how grateful i am that you called the police tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. if it wasn't for you, we wouldn't have found her and this wouldn't have happened. >> reporter: oh, and remember taylor's $200 hair straightener? the one vee ran off with. >> do you have a red straightener? >> a red straightener? yes! >> oh my god, that's my straightener! >> yup, we have it! >> reporter: the next day, marie ly is sharing her stories of the estranged sister she hasn't heard from in nearly a year. but do you know what day in your sister's life this is? >> it's her birthday. >> reporter: do you know where she is right now? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: she's in l.a. countyail. >> for real? >> reporter: she was arrested last night in los angeles. >> oh, my god. she has to pay for what she did. she needs to admit it that "i need help." there's no excuse. >> we have to carry this up three flights. >> reporter: just two days ago, with "20/20" footing the bill and the detective

and fortunately, i was able to do it with taylor. and it has come back ten-fold by the way, emotionally. it was worth every dime of the investment. >> one of the things that i've loved about her and i don't think i ever told you this, she laughs all of the time. >> now you are going to make me start laughing. >> she constantly laughs. and it was very uplifting to me. >> she's kept you young? >> yeah, she really has. >> i think you did good. >> taylor and rich both say their bond has changed their lives for the better. >> am i getting senile with you? >> it might be contagious. >> but in a world with men with money sand women who want it, is this the norm or the exception to the rule? and women who want this the norm or the exception to the rule? ♪ man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best move of all? having the right partner at my side. it's so much better that way. [ male announcer ] have the right partner at your side. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, i

taylor swift is on the show here tonight. i sent her an evite, she said yes.very young taylor swift, shs 15 or 16, came to our show with her mom and her guitar and somehow she got in, she got hold of the guy that books the bands here and she asked if she could play a song for him. and he said, no, you can't be in our green room, we serve alcohol here, you're too young. you have to go. so, he threw her out. he threw taylor swift out of our building. and now she's here to play for 15,000 fans out on hollywood boulevard. [ cheers and applause ] in other words -- even after all this time, after all the success she's had, she's still not allowed in our building. let's see what's going on outside. some of the fans outside have been camped out since last night. you can see, there are many thousands of people out there and let's see if we can get a little bit closer to some of them who may be in the front row. okay, here we go. howl are you guys doing? can you hear me out there? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how are you guys doing? >> good. >>

up next, taylor swift. we'll will talk about her and the future of the music industry. >> welcome back to press. taylor swift sold 1.2 million albums last week. that would be amazing in any era, but she did it in an era where nearly no one is buying music in a traditional sense and she is solidifying that with taking all of her music, not just her new album and all of her music off spotify to buy it the old fashioned wie through itunes on a cd. this is a long time digital music executive at yahoo music and music match. now you sold it to beats and they sold it to apple. does that mean you get a piece of apple? >> no comment. obviously she wants to make more money. she will make more money. >> it's a short-term maneuver. it's kind of a tailor swift thing. the artists can pull that off at the top of the tale. artists like beyonce have done that before. >> you said this is a short-term way to make money. long-term, i think it's done. >> short-term it will result in more cash, but long-term she should get back

. >> finally, add spotify to the list of taylor swift's exes. the singer has been refusing to put a new album on spotify since its release last week and today she pulled all of her old albums from the streaming service. in a statement spotify said we believe fans should listen to music wherever and whenever they want and artists have a right to be paid for their work, and protected from privacy. company also tweeting we hope she'll change her mind soon. check out what to play while taylor's away, which they were on that pretty quickly. >> the swift fans will get you on twitter first of all for mentioning her exes. second of all i don't understand why any artist who can actually sell an album is on spotify anyway. i mean, if you can -- >> but if you're still building an audience. >> taylor swift has like the entire galaxy, right. spotify turns muse nike advertising for something -- music into advertising for something else. she doesn't need something else. she's selling music. this makes sense. in spotify's case, others don't follow her lead. bey

that's what i thought it was. >> drugs weren't taylor's only problem. he's also a former gangster disciple member. inside pendleton he serves his time in one of america's most innovative and riskiest programs, the gang unit. >> on the streets we was taught to smash somebody on sight, beat them up as soon as we see them and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. see most people want things they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on the higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you are not made to be. >> education is the key, it's getting your ged, going to trade school or going to college. i mean, the biggest factor that will tell whether or not you come back to prison or not is education. >> program director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> what kind of things do you want to teach your daughter that maybe your father wasn't around to teach you? what kind of things different d

zachary taylor. very good. [ audience comment inaudible] >> wherever we get our information is fine. i think you get a free presidents tie from the gift shop. though michael has all of the presidents who are going to have a version that blocks out the remembered presidents so only the forgotten presidents. beautiful. so why was it that zachary taylor so influenced lincoln's constitutional -- >> zachary taylor influenced lincoln in a couple different respects. one we have to remember, lincoln began his political career as a whig. lincoln had a total of two years in congress. that's his experience with the federal government before he becomes president. but those two years turn out to be pretty central or critical because for one thing they're going to coincide late ear little bit with taylor. when taylor dies, lincoln is going to give the eulogy. lincoln really revered taylor first as a general. he had been a successful general in mexico. and one thing lincoln really loved about -- lincoln loved about

those are critical because they coincide with taylor. when taylor dies, lincoln gives the eulogy. lincoln really revered taylor first is a general. -- as a general. he had been a general in a mexico. one of the things that lincoln really loved about taylor as a general was that he would always be able to figure out a way to win against the odds. this is something you might want to think about for lincoln later. he loved the idea that somehow taylor was always able to snatch victory from the job defeat. he loved his ability to -- job of defeat. .- jaw of defeat he loved his ability to improvise and prevail. he talked about a lot in the eulogy. --n the can is about to be he talked about that in the eulogy. when he is about to be president he says that the person he credits for his political education is accurate taylor, because he ends up not doing his political party's bidding but is his own man. that he isthe idea not going to be president of his party or do what congress wants or create a triangle. he is trying to be president in his own right and dictate to congress what it does

>> hi, taylor. >> hi, taylor. >> hi, taylor. >> announcer: it's time for "the view," america. swifties are storming "the view." because taylor swift is in the house. it's not a hidden camera anymore. cause everyone's talking about the viral video of how this woman's walk let to over 100 catcalls. do you know this man? he's the latest star people are calling totally unrecognizable. and he's telling you how he transformed himself. ♪ and the players gonna >> announcer: the biggest music superstar on the planet, taylor swift, talks about helping fans party like it's 1989, and the secrets hiding on her record-breaking new album. bethenny frankel reveals why she's returning to "the real housewives of new york city" and pouring cocktails for our co-hosts! this is "the view." with whoopi, nicolle wallace, rosie perez. and rosie o'donnell. it all starts now. ♪ and the haters gonna hate hate hate hate and i'm just

so you and david taylor are together? you tell us about it here or we're gonna have to take you down to the station, you can tell us there. we'll take her down to the station. sylvia: no. (engine starting) wait. no, no, no, we're going to the station. i met david a few months ago at a party, at his brother's place. mark taylor. started talking and told him i want to get my ged. he started tutoring me. he's really sweet. so cute, you know? he's so funny. you ever meet someone like that? someone you just want to be with all the time? yeah, i married her. so what happened? salazar find out about you and david? yeah. he started asking questions about david. told him he was just tutoring me, but told me not to see him e. and did you? no. (horn blaring nearby) couldn't. anymor thought we could keep it a secret, but... (sobbing) can't keep secrets from a guy like salazar. why don't you tell us where we could find him? you know what he would do to me? he would... i know what he did to david taylor. what do you think, you're gonna

taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence. he has come forward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one-on-one with inmates and explains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. >>> up next -- >> they threatened our lives. we left, went to my trailer, grabbed a 20-gauge shotgun, a machete, went back out there. that's where it went down. >>> there is a brotherhood among inmates, a friendship and loyalty which often develops between the me

. >> what would taylor do. so, you talk to all these different people. you talked to big and rich about her? tell me a story. >> they were so great. and they have that mega hit now "look at you," beautiful song. as a matter of fact, i think they wrote it about you. i think that's what they told me. >> oh, stop it. >> john has a great story about writing "the way i love you" with taylor. she was in the neighborhood, knows he's a great songwriting, called him up and said i have this idea about this song about dating the nice guy but wanting to be with the bad boy, and i think you're the perfect one to write this song with me. so, she pulled up into his driveway, gets out, throws her guitar over her shoulder, comes into the house, kicks off her shoes. and he said in 90 minutes they wrote that hit. >> you know, i was actually talking to a friend of mine who is a pretty popular singer who used to let taylor open for her back in the day in nashville. and i said what do we think of taylor swift, because she's moved up to new york. i was kidding, we're not reall

they said "we love taylor swift but she asked her to pull her music off spotify." spotify announced a new play list in swift's absence saying "we hope she'll change her mind soon, in the meantime, check out who to play while taylor's away." #ju #justs #justsayyes. >> are we obsessed with "just say yes?" we admitted in the break room. if you are suddenly breaking up with someone, sometimes you need wallowing time but i'm guessing given the fact that 24-year-old taylor swift made $62 million last year alone when you think of this album 1989, this thing went plat nuinum, the first tim since "the eminem show," i'm guess i guessi guessing the songs on spotify sound pretty good. taylor swift is shaking off dire predictions about the future of the music business. in a year that was on track to have new no platinum albums, her new one "1989" sold more than a million copies in one week. it is the biggest al a bum debut since 2002 and it comes despite this breakup. swift dumped spotify. this week, she pulled all of her music off the popular streaming service. >> al dubums do

taylor swift afs dazzling live performance. and jennifer lopez proves why she's still one of the best in the business. >>> good monday morning to you all, i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena naning. >>> we begin with the tensions returning to ferguson, missouri. >> protesters faced off with police overnight. >> karen travers joins us with the latest from missouri. >> reporter: this region is on edge. anxiously waiting for the grand jury troy make a decision. there have been demonstrations every night. for the most part, they've been peaceful. so many voices urgently calling for calm no matter what the grand jury decides. >> hands up! >> all: don't shoot. >> no matter what, people are going to be here. they want to see a change. a grand jury decision is not a change. >> reporter: the michael brown case looms large here. the grand jury this morning gets back to work after a two-daybreak. a decision could be imminent. >> the prosecutor's office saz said they'll inform the family before they inform the public for sure. >> reporter: barri

>> taylor swift. >> what? >> when you realize you love taylor swift. ♪ she got me! >> bill, you know that's you. >> those songs stick in your head. >> you hate that and you're like oh. >> it's taylor. this is first look on msnbc. way too early with thomas roberts starts right now. ♪ >>> just hours away from election day. how are the dun's top battle ground races breaking as americans get ready to head to the polls for the midterms? we have the latest numbers with neck and neck surprises. >>> life and death. remembering brittany maynard. she dies on her own terms at home in oregon. >>> on a much lighter note. we look up and what a walk it was! knick mo less th knick mo less than data so confident he performs one walk blindfolded in the windy city! this is way too early! hey, everybody. great to have you with me. welcome to way too early. a show that only performs with a net. can you believe that walk? it's amazing. we're going to show you. again, he was so confident he did it blindfolded. that was nik wallenda in the windy city over the weekend. >>> the latest wave

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the entire washington area has been mentioned as a training ground and taylor is not h. airborne officer. he's a man of action and he wants to go overseas. it's early 1943 and he gets assigned -- he demands to be assigned to a base in alexandria, egypt. he's one man that goes overseas by himself and has to set up the fact is that an entire area and that is what he does. he's a lowly captain at the time, but he commandeers he saw the small boat called khakis, which then infiltrate the entire eastern meditene

taylor swift will probably end up being a mega hit anyway. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> the mega millions jackpot has been piled up for 20 straight weeks without a winner. tonight's jackpot is at least $321 million. that would make it the 20th largest jackpot in united states history. if someone wins and selects a cash payout, it would be worth $194 million. not bad. >>> a look back at 35 years since the iran hostage crisis. that's coming up. >>> and it could be a year for the soda tax. voters will select cities will decide whether to approve an additional tax on sugary drinks. pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain i feel better, and can be more active. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal tho

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: taylor swift broke up with spotify. she called streaming services like it a grand experiment that gives artists a raw deal. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: spotify's ceo shot back saying the company has paid $2 billion in royalties. he blogged, our whole reason for existence is to help fans find music and help artists connect with fans through a platform that protects them from piracy. >> the trend is going towards streaming. i mean, that's not going to change. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: jermaine hamilton runs studio circle reportings in san mateo. streaming services went up about 30% in the u.s. in the first half of the year. and he says that's hurting the lesser known artists he works with. >> it comes down to the consumers. how are we consuming music, at the end of the day who buying music? nobody. well, not a lot of people. >> reporter: taylor would have made $6 million this year on spotify. but consider the $12 million her 1989 album made in its first week. brian hosted the san francisco music tech summit. >> what i don't

>> taylor swift. >> i freaking love taylor swift. >> you realize you love taylor swift. >> she got me! >> i mean, does the fact she's polarizing actually help her make a lot more money? >> well, in 2014, it is abnormal to be normal. and that's what makes her polarizing. that's the amazing thing about her. yes, of course, it help her make more money. she's a martyr from the kanye west going up on the mtv music awards and saying beyonce should win this. and ever since then she's the nice girl that got picked on by the mean boy. she's incredibly talented. but she's like the peyton manning of the music industry. in other words, you never hear about, oh, boy, there she is with the dwi arrest, there she is on instagram with a bong on her hand, she didn't get -- >> socks that go up to her midthigh and skirt looking like she's 12. >> because she's so good. people like to pick on people who are so good. the only criticism is she was in a lot of relationships that didn't work out. she's 24 years old. remember, five years ago, eight years ago, when we were her age and single and -- >> yeah, five

just imagine t at lord and taylor. so, adopt a day. can you talk about this organization, what they do? >> we are pediatric cancer foundation, so we deliver coping kids to children that are diagnosed with cancer, seven days of diagnosis, and selling piggy banks to raise money and do that. >> do people get the piggy banks -- >> start raising as much as they want, sends in check, it is up to them, adopt one of these down at the lord and taylor events. >> wonderful. let's bring in models, too, showing some of the great looks that you can get while shopping at lord and taylor. now, all of the women's outfits are 424 fit, julie julie stranger, and her holiday collection. very nice. >> then we'll bring in some of the men here, as well. 1826, exclusively for lord and taylor, this collection here. you see, very great fall looks here. a lot of browns, very in, right now, for the fall. another model here, come little closer, i love these pants. i really like them. you have the vest going on. getting little chilly now. little chillier. >> little

i think we got to go back to taylor swift who taylor is going to hate, hate, hate on both sides. >> i give a little latitude to someone. i jump over every guy that says something stupid. but he's 74 years old. he's leaving the u.s. senate. he says something dopey. is that how we're going to remember him? it's not going to throw the election or mean she's elected or loses. >> he already apologized and he said he regrets that. >> yeah. but that's the kind of apology where now he feels bad he got caught. >> probably. he just wanted to get out there by mentioning taylor swift and knew the news networks would jump on it. and then saying -- >> that's the trouble there. >> i don't think it's so bad for harkin. i think it's bad for braley. >> that is indeed a bad thing to find out. >> panel, thank you. coming up, i'm going to talk to you off the record. there's something i need to tell you about the >>> let's go off the record for a minute. i have seen your e-mails, tweets, facebook posts, and comments and you are just as happy as i am that sergeant tahmooressi is home. it has been a long hau

rogers or as fies as taylor swift? you can't pass laws that will criminalize a random man walking down the streets. if you touch someone and threaten someone there are laws. the cat call thing, pressure is the only thing that changes that, that and more women carrying guns. pressure and women carrying guns will help get rid of cat calls. >> one more woman carrying guns will get rid of a lot of things. i am all for that. do you cat call your cats? she is a match maker -- >> that is my normal talk. >> she is a match maker for under takers. a british path ole gee -- pathology cure rater has launched a dating and networking site for people who work in the death industry. dead meat.com, very clever, i might add has 5,000 members to the forensic officers and says the founder just wanted to be able to chat to someone who could really understand me. when asked how was your day i wanted to be able to say how it really was. safe in the knowledge that uttering sentences not usually uttered by normal people wouldn't send someone p

in taylor swift's case, ex sells. she's broken up with nashville and country music and turned that into a it had. part of her charm, part of the secret of her success is she turns her albums into events. she gives you reasons why you have to go out and you must buy this new album. in the past, she's done it by saying, this is an album i'm doing by myself. i'm writing all of the songs. she had great duets and now with this album it's her first pop album and that gave people a reason to go out there and buy it and experience her music as if for the first time. >> now, we've seen other artists try to figure out how to negotiate this new, difficult world. jay-z and youtube have teamed up with corporations for album promotions. and while those stunts helped, they didn't see swift's level of success. why do you think her approach has been so much more successful? >> unwith, she really takes a hands-on approach of her marketing. she's very visible in it. i remember when i interviewed her for her last album, i was surprised -

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the toughest inmate here might just be james "t-bone" taylor. he's serving a double life for murdering two police officers in 1981. >> i had a cop killing case. it made me feel like i was big man on campus, because i was getting respect. but it was only out of fear. it wasn't because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the '70s, it was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy with it. before i could stab the guy with it, they had busted me with it. they saw it in my hand. they took it. the name stuck. the guys in the penitentiary called me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside what led him to conduct the cold-blooded murders. for which h

nobody ever criticize paul taylor for leaving his children. he was gone for huge amounts of time and put children into foster care when the first wife left. that is interesting. i don't want to minimize her children revers reheard to what i interviewed her children to work in their eighties they could still feel the pain having been left by their mother. that was the real thing. said the job offer was one she could die refused. she would have lived and died a portrait photographer in her studio. >> host: what do you teach at new york university? >> guest: i don't teach photography. i teach a lot of different things i teach women's history to undergraduates. to the graduate students i teach a course on social movements on what i am interested in. even though dorothea lange was not a social movement person, she worked in a period during the intense social movement during feta with the drives for the unemployed during the great depression. but one sign of her politics happened just before she died she got a letter from an african american photogr

taylor swift concert. did i not want to go. dow not get it. but as soon as the concert started i was on the ground. my daughters said i was slurring my words. and that those words were something. >> i never got into taylor swift because in interviews she us a always like i'm taylor swift. like no. then the other day i found myself shake it off, i got so dizzy i felt into traffic. thanks a lot, taylor. kidding. you're amazing. >> pretty good. by the way taylor swift is coming to lincoln financial field on june 13th. >> just announced this morning. >> yes, that will be a big ticket. >> of course. >> hey, speaking of lincoln financial field, congratulations to those temple owls. they beat a ranked team. i think they were ranked 23rd. >> beat carolina. >> yes, beat the pirates. >> you know what they're saying now? because they came on the show here, we're their good luck charm. >> you're right. the bands? >> oh, wow. >> want to come back now before every game. they think we're the good luck charm. >> see you f

taylor swift has pulled off of her songs off spotify. they say they have a message for taylor. taylor swift broke up with spotify. she calls streaming services like it a grand experiment that gives artists the raw deal. today, spotify's ceo shot back saying the company paid $2 billion in royalties. our whole reason is to help fans find music and help artists connect with fans through a platform that protects them from piracy. >> the trend is going toward streaming and that is not going to change. >> jermaine hamilton runs studio recordings in san mateo. streaming services have gone up hurting the lesser known artists he working with. >> it comes down to the consumers. how are we consuming music? at the end of the day, who is buying music? nobody! [ laughter ] well, not a lot of people. >> taylor would have made 6 million this year on spotify, but considers the 12 million her 1989 album made in its first week. tonight, brian zist hosted the tech summit. >> i don't want to see the benefit of the smaller artists is them pulling from spotify and not having a career otherwise. for s

supported by lange and her new husband, paul taylor. paul taylor ing, had three children and he also dorothea andover to thought it was just fine to place them in foster care. talked to all of those who were alive, none of fathers at all. understandable. in 1935, few people thought fathers had care taking responsibilities for children. but i want to say that lange's from placing out the children derives not just from mother, but a bad also from something even more to her and that was that most unwomanly of drives, ambition. taken boys hasn't been from me by -- well, she faced of hernting gender norms time. she not only charged ahead but made herself a second marriage a husband from heaven. if you excuse my nick call language. paul taylor had pride and encouragement. he never thought she should stay home with the children. genius and he was a he adored her for it. the unique spin on the woman's emancipation. find the right husband. now a few words about the in the of gender federal government in general and in lange's government job and