. >> beverly johnson looks back at her groundbreaking photo on the cover of vogue magazine that changed the american fashion industry five. good things. >> listen wherever you get your podcasts my grandfather's run meyer, the hat or for over 75 years now 99-years-old and he come five days a week. if we let them shape his great to college, nice, had to swell lid for your bathing, finding the exact date on ancestry that our family business was founded really struck a chord with my grandfather. >> i have never seen this before what i'm from all the stories that he's been able to hand me throughout the years for me to hand him that information. you don't get that moment every day do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need now you can sell your policy even a term policy for an immediate cash payment, call coventry direct to learn more we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement, but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay their medical bills. and that got me thinking maybe selling our policy could help wit

. >> vogue. but for the dogs. stick with us here. the fashion magazine published what they're calling a digital cover project. full of celebrities dogs. sydney sweeney's pup tank is there. we have glen powell's dog brisket. there's also billie eilish's dog shark, and even minnesota governor tim walz's dog scout. that's cool. so the headline reads the dog the dog you like. vogue dogs? i think it's just doing it all wrong. i think it's just the dog days of summer. >> okay. because, yeah, the dog days of summer. >> duh. vogue dog. where is rooster? >> where is rooster? >> the dog of the reggie aqui. >> that's true. >> we didn't even get to submit. i wish there was an open casting call. yeah. >> well, you know, i don't think that we really compete with these. >> i don't know. i think our dogs could. are we. >> are we at sierra level? >> i think we are. >> we might be at sierra level, actually, a little bit of delusion to get you, do you know. >> and what gave you the confidence? delusion. thank you. yeah >> it's cute. >> that is a really

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of a coordinated strategy of the democratic party for general destabilization of the situation, in vogueng the republicans, if such. conspiracy theory with the minnesota governor handled the pandemic poorly, to put it mildly, if not worse. volt actually created a ramified system of denunciations, people had to call hotlines, report all violations related to anti-covid measures, and under him a gigantic corruption scandal broke out, the total amount of losses amounted to 250 million dollars, but the liberal volt was raised here, but he really developed on the ground that was well known to him, on the ground of public education, or rather the promotion of liberalism in schools agenda. back in the nineties, while working as a geography teacher, walz was noted for organizing a kind of gay -straight alliance at his school. as governor of minnesota, he ordered that feminine hygiene products be available to boys in school toilets, well, and golds is one of the most... ardent defenders of the right of teenagers to change their gender at will, in general, he turned his state into what is called a

team "vogue" reporting about hats. campaign telling team "vogue" over $1 million worth camouflage hats in a day. not the first democratic merch to move. profiler isn't wrong, also doesn't work. what do you think about using it to hunt or say something about everybody get onboard? >> first of all i love camo is the first thing to go and move out on this campaign. i'm getting myself one of those, ari. >> okay. do you hunt? >> i do not hunt per se. but what is interesting that we're going to have a vice president presumably who is boldly proud of hunting. who also is a gun owner and who as governor put forth really ridge it and strict gun safety provisions. you can do both. right? you did -- you can chew gum and walk and what we'll see with the hats. the radical right does not have a monopoly on all of our constitutional, rights. taking that second amendment flitting it on its head is really interesting. >> yes. thank you. jason, stick around. a lot going on. i will tell everyone we are clearly at an inflection point in t

i'm not going to get mad if you're wearing shorts but, you know i'm not going to do that vogue and gq have signed off on this in some ways, you know, they prefer dressy shorts, so i will say, like in many ways there is an arbiter of fashion, but my colleague at the wall street journal did write a story recently and tim gunn of project runway said, absolutely not. so i'm just sticking with tim gun on this one. it's a no for me. >> yeah. if tim gunn can make it work, no one can except perhaps nick, while he's running. emily, nick great to see you. this a fund conversation, important topics we've covered as well. thanks so much for joining us. have a great weekend was wonderful, great to see you, bianna. thank you, emily thank you. >> up next on the show, escaping afghanistan, the youth orchestra that rose from the ashes after fleeing the taliban's brutal crackdown on music the only thing we have is music the edge moments that shaped our culture coming this fall on cnn anderson cooper 360, weeknights at 8:00 on cnn the lead with jake tapper. we days it for on cnn are you certain he'll fa

napa and sonoma were listed among vogue's favorite places to honeymoon.entioned the more than 400 wineries in napa and the vast options for food as part of why that area was a good pick. two other california spots make the list big sur in monterey county and santa barbara. also recommended as places to stay. we already know that we're just blessed. >> we are right up there and you're there. >> yeah, in either direction. >> yeah. >> you're going to find something good. >> yeah. >> enjoy. we are spoiled. >> we're going to be spoiled with a lot of sunshine today. a lot of warm weather too this afternoon. here's a live look outside from our san jose camera where we do have clear skies in the south bay. the accuweather headlines calling for a toasty tuesday. here it is the hottest day of the week on the seven day forecast, but really, for the rest of the week, we'll keep it above average when it comes to august temperatures. so the warm weather sticks around for several days heading into the holiday weekend. we do cool off, but we cool off to average. our temp

from me by katya mukhina, who at that time was working as a fashion director, took it from russian vogue began, like... to become like a snowball in different reposts this pair of shoes when my friends started writing to me, what did you see, you saw, and i didn't see anything, because i say, and what did i see, they started sending me screenshots, that hell... lima made a post with our shoes, on which it was written who it is, where i want from, after 2 days our account had 100,000 subscribers, and apparently some kind of success came, what kind of divas do you see in your clothes, or maybe someone has already worn them and you accidentally suddenly saw them somewhere on social networks, but i know that our shoes are in the wardrobe julianne moore. hulton, adriana limma, the list is long, and it's so cool that these people, whom i never knew and didn't understand how they could know about me, now we correspond, they congratulate me on my birthday, ask for a pair of shoes, and foreign stars never ask for them as a gift, they always ask to do something for them and are ready to pay for it

india's attention, and this is not right, but we should expect something from this visit, which is now in voguesks putin to stop the war, i do not believe it at all, and i do not think that this can happen. against this background, mr. oleksiy, the kurdish operation of the armed forces of ukraine is unfolding. it is already the third week, the ukrainian army is moving forward, it controls more than 94 settlements, the ukrainian army has 1,200, more than 200, 1,200 k'. already the territory, at the same time we see putin's statements that the ukrainians seem to want to do something with the kursk eu, and here is the reaction of the head of the magathe, raphael hrus, who stated in an interview with bloomberg that after visiting the kursk as he will go to ukraine and hopes to talk with zelensky, hrus also explained that in why there is a danger of hostilities near this station, let us hear what grossi said. it doesn't have a protective dome around the reactor, just a regular roof, which means that the reactor core is quite open, and when you add to that the fact that there are troops nearby that a

they run in spaces, especially popular in the arabic fashion, seen, often appearing on the cover of vogue a radio she frequently appears at major fashion shows such as this one in paris. the level of freedom that, that was the 1st thing that blew my mind at 1st. when i moved to europe, i just wanted to put headphones on and sing while working in the street. and i felt like people think i'm might be crazy or put teeth. nobody would understand how free i was, and what freedom she meant in it wrong. this freedom is still only a dream, especially for women. after 22 year old gina must, amina was killed in september 2022 for wearing her head scorpion, properly, people took to the streets, risking their lives for a little more freedom that never come back of my trauma. and i was, i'd sooner want, i could see this happening over and over and over and over again. i need to do something about it. for new, she uses her fame and her instagram channel to support young women in iran. she criticizes denounces, and coordinates help from anxiety. she and her parents have been threatened. she herself cann

we turned to leah, a style director at "vogue."ve been worn, that were made decades ago. >> uh-huh. >> what about paris makes vintage shopping so special? >> so many of the designers that we know and love today originated here. chanel, dior, louie vuitton. so there's a plethora of those pieces. >> this is the high, high, high end, so we'll probably do a lot of window shopping. >> yes. >> when you come in, you are met with this amazing display of berkin bags up here. >> don't even think about touching it. >> don't breathe on it. >> we decided it was best to admire the purses from a distance. and turned to one of leah's favorite things to shop vintage, jewelry. >> broaches are having a moment right now. >> where would you wear this on this outfit if you were going to style me? >> i would put it right there. >> love that. fabulous. >> oh, that looks good! >> whatever you are drawn to, like pull it out, try it on. i also think it's fun to maybe reach for things that you ordinarily would not be interested in. >> now that we had a better

that run in spaces, especially popular in the arabic fashion scene. often appearing on the cover of vogue a radio, she frequently appears that major fashion shows such as this one in paris, the level of freedom that that was the 1st thing that blew my mind. at 1st, when i moved to europe, i just wanted to put headphones on and sing while walking in the street. and i felt like people think i'm might be a crazy or a put tape. nobody would understand how free i was. and what freedom she meant in iran, this freedom is still only a dream, especially for women. after 22 year old gina must, amina was killed in september 2022 for wearing her head starting properly. people slipped to the streets, risking their lives for a little more freedom that never come back of my trauma. and i was like to know what i could see this happening over over, over and over again. i need to do something about it for new, she uses her fame and her instagram channel to support young women in iran. she criticizes denounces, and coordinates help from anxiety. she and her parents have been threatened. she herself cannot r

it's not that fall, frankly, from russia's western border regions, vogue around as a massive city one minute residents there as well. we appreciate the update. i know the updates are coming about the minute we'll be seeing you very soon. please stand by, appreciate it. bye for now. here on the program is that the confident guys are rages on support for palestinians continues to grow. despite some governments it tends to silence them every in violent scenes in a job. and capital is crashed as a rock there between police and pro palestinian demonstrators the the way you see it, right, the police offices, the paintings, um and then driving them away. well, the damage rate is what protesting drummond court decisions define an active is specifically having pro palestinian slogans. authorities ruled of a charms and slogans, condone bahama after tax and spread propaganda for the groups of militant when the protest. this however, they disagree. in my opinion, you just don't talk down on it in the past, but as you like to speak freely and if they start to question morrow's government they have

it's a very similar situation that as we said, this whole hostage situation in the vogue, broad region continues the secuity forces on stand by i'm, we will bring you the latest news on development and so soon as we have some excellent. so you see, so we need the thank you very much bye to other stories. now in the is primary stuff has arrived to p. you've also with the thing was on the look for ways to resulting cleaning conflicts. while visiting potent or under body said dialogue on diplomacy, all the only ways to pay the road for peace in the region. to have some of this, the ongoing conflicts and ukraine in the middle east are a matter of deep concern for all of us. india firmly believes that no problem can be solved in the battlefield. loss of innocent lives in any situation has become the biggest threat to our entire population. we support dialogue and diplomacy for the quick restoration of peace and security. therefore, india stands ready to cooperate with all friendly nations to provide maximum support possible model. i might, if uh most of the indian tribe lives assembly is to

there's a lot of not understanding that's, that's in vogue now in america. let's go, let's get on to misunderstandings. i mean, one minute we're celebrating the release of julian, assign job to use of torture by the british. the next we have methods, zach. a bug. claiming that the bible harris administration pressured facebook to break what the 1st amendment gives me. and then the friendship. what defective kidnapped telegrams probably will dural visa on bail or something. now, i mean things worse now than when you would documenting the censorship in the twitter files. yeah. as of today. yeah. know this moment in time, especially the, the arrest and the attention of durham is a paradigm shifting moment. and i think the history is kind of free expression in the west. uh, you know that there been rumors and threats and there were been, there's been a lot of saber rattling in the direction and people like you want musk ever since. the passage of the digital services act in europe to the effect of you must comply, or else there will be crippling penalties, but t

year, so interesting to see as the times change that different —— cloning has kind of come back into voguehat brings a 600—year—old folk song to life, so that you can see on the screen here, a visually spectacular, and will be catching up with those guys at some point during our time as well, but every hour around this time, we will be bringing you different performances from across the spectrum, as i say, i lots of arts or so, magicians, someone is promised to make me levitate so we will see. ., ., , , , .,, will see. you were in a bubble last ear and will see. you were in a bubble last year and you _ will see. you were in a bubble last year and you could _ will see. you were in a bubble last year and you could be _ will see. you were in a bubble last year and you could be levitated . will see. you were in a bubble lastl year and you could be levitated this year? year and you could be levitated this ear? ., , year and you could be levitated this ear? . , , . ., year and you could be levitated this ear? ., , , ., ., ., year and you could be levitated this ear? , ., ., ., ., ., year? last y

there are a lot of people who wouldn't understand there's a lot of not understanding that's, that's in vogue now in america. let's go, let's get on to misunderstandings. i mean, one minute we're celebrating the release of julian, assign job to use of torture by the british. the next we have met a zack, a bug, claiming that the bible harris administration pressured facebook to break what the 1st amendment gives me. and then the french and what defective kidnapped telegrams 5 l dura visa on bail or something. now, i mean, i things worse now. then when you would, documenting the censorship in the twitter files is often yeah, no, this moment in time, especially the, the arrest and the attention of durham is a paradigm shifting moment. and i think the history is kind of free expression in the west. uh, you know that there been rumors and threats and there been, there's been a lot of saber rattling in the direction and people like you on musk ever since the passage of the digital services act in europe to the effect of you must comply or else there will be crippling penalties, but the tension aspe

there are a lot of people who wouldn't understand there's a lot of not understanding that's, that's in vogue now in america. let's go, let's get on to misunderstandings. i mean, one minute we're celebrating the release of julian, assign job to years of torture by the british. the next we have met a zach, a bug claiming that the bible harris administration pressured facebook to break what the 1st amendment gives me. and then the french of what defective kidnapped telegrams probably altura visa on bail or something. now, i mean things worse now. then when you would documenting the censorship in the twitter files. yeah. as of today. yeah. know this moment in time, especially the, the arrest and the attention of durham is a paradigm shifting moment. and i think the history of kind of free expression in the west. uh, you know that there been rumors and threats and there were been there's been a lot of saber rattling in the direction and people like you want musk ever since. the passage of the digital services act in europe to the effect of you must comply, or else there will be crippling penaltie

there are a lot of people who wouldn't understand there's a lot of not understanding that's that's in vogue now in america. let's go, let's get on to misunderstandings. i mean, one minute we're celebrating the release of julian, assign job to years of torture by the british. the next we have met a zack, a bug, claiming that the bible harris administration pressured facebook to break what the 1st amendment gives me. and then the french of what defective kidnapped telegrams 5 l dura visa on bail or something. now, i mean things worse now. then when you would, documenting the censorship in the twitter files is often yeah, no, this moment in time, especially the, the arrest and the attention of durham is a paradigm shifting moment. and i think the history is kind of free expression in the west. uh, you know that there been rumors and threats and there been, there's been a lot of saber rattling in the direction of people like you on musk ever since the passage of the digital services act in europe to the effect of you must comply or else there will be crippling penalties, but there's a tension a

yeah, there's a lot of sports imagery that was being a vogue throughout the evening. and particularly when it came to his speech, in fact, 2 walls is affectionately known as coach walls. in fact, a lot of the people in the hall were holding up size and said just that and to talk about whether or not the coach pulled it off and you know, went over the 40 yard line. i hope i'm using the right image really there of a hockey man. i have to admit in a bringing air account and the political analyst and talk about whether or not he pulled off the plays. how's that talk to is a little better, but he had to introduce himself. he is a hard act to follow as a follow. oprah winfrey, how do you do? oh, i think he did it. i think he certainly lived up to the billing and many look at the pick for vice president as not necessarily one who can actually make a or break a campaign. but it does go a long way in determining the judgement of the principal. and i think what we're seeing tonight is many look at this pick and say that calmly, harris actually score interesting. and you know wh

there's a lot of not understanding that's, that's in vogue now in america. let's go, let's get on to misunderstandings. i mean, one minute we're celebrating the release of julian, assign job to years of torture by the british. the next we have met the zach a bug claiming that the bible harris administration pressured facebook to break what the 1st amendment gives me. and then the french and what defective kidnapped telegrams 5 l dura visa on bail or something. now, i mean things worse now than when you would documenting the censorship in the twitter files. yeah. as of today. yeah. know this moment in time, especially the, the arrest and the attention of durham is a paradigm shifting moment. and i think the history of kind of free expression in the west uh, you know, that there been rumors and threats and there were been there's been a lot of saber rattling in the direction and people like you on musk ever since the passage of the digital services act in europe to the effect of you must comply, or else there will be crippling penalties, but the detention aspe

there's a lot of not understanding that's, that's in vogue now in america. let's go, let's get on to misunderstandings. i mean, one minute we're celebrating the release of julian, assign job to years of torture by the british. the next we have met a zack, a bug, claiming that the bible harris administration pressured facebook to break what the 1st amendment gives me. and then the french of what defective kidnapped telegrams prevail, durrell visa on bail or something. now, i mean things worse now than when you would documenting the censorship in the twitter files. yeah. as of to yeah, know this moment in time, especially the, the arrest and the attention of durham is a paradigm shifting moment. and i think the history of kind of free expression in the west. uh, you know that there been rumors and threats and there been, there's been a lot of saber rattling in the direction of people like you on musk ever since the passage of the digital services act in europe to the effect of you must comply or else there will be crippling penalties, but the detention aspect

. >> stephanie sunday times, vogue. i've never read a copy of vogue. >> you know. why not?in it. stephen. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, i'd rather the beano, but what about a dog's version? >> well , anyone who works in >> well, anyone who works in publishing knows that july and august is like watching paint dry. and that extends to vogue, who have now come out with this new spin off called dog. so it's not about the celebrities. it's about their dogs. because nowadays we see dogs having instagram accounts. they're on the red carpet . so now they've the red carpet. so now they've given all these celebrities their chance to show off their dogs. one that's missy elliott's yorkshire terrier called fendi and that's demi moore's chihuahua called the little mouse , so she's been i think mouse, so she's been i think he's been to the french open. he's also been to broadway magazine, then . yeah, it's magazine, then. yeah, it's online. it's online. so it's front covers that they're doing. so yes, it's all about dog at the moment . so yes, it's all about dog at the moment. dogs are in tre

lauren: there were socks en vogue on them. it was a scarf. stuart: let's get back to the markets. why not? a split decision, dow is off 40, tiny move. ryan payne graciously decided to come back and speak to us this morning because last week he was saying we will see the mother of all melt ups. you were right. does this have legs? >> i take a victory lap i fall on my face. we are seeing a big rebound based on the trade blue up, and go to recession, that's not the case, we had a phenomenal cpi number, inflation moderating. labor market relatively strong, consumer spending blue the roof off yesterday, it is pretty good, markets realizing the market, this thing has a lot of legs. a lot of legs. stuart: suppose august 28th nvidia reports if they disappoint, then what? >> if you look, we had a big rotation over the course of the last month or so, many going to other places like financials and places like that. it will not disappoint, it is up one hundred 50% this year, they are looking at 137% earnings growth year-over-year which is crazy. stuart: give me a target for the s&p and if you

. >> so it gets worse because vogue interviews his dog. america's best friend and they ask what's your name scott signed gemini favourite toy frisbee special and tim frozen for me. favourite meal anything of pain a butter on it worst habit stealing my sister honey's cat food i don't get it what's the deal this guy's got a dog sways every man's man i don't get it. >> i think normal people will think this is charming seeing them get to know each other to me it reads fake in force but i think the average person is going to see this and say these people don't know each other they have to tell each of these things to us it's an insult as the press because they are refusing to talk to us and i hope at some point the american people start to wonder why her team thinks she can't handle an interview but it this just seems benign and fun. >> as understand because this cuddly guy is the same guy who ordered people be shot with paintballs if they came out of the house during 2020 oh want to play video of this listen to this and the people getting hit

that is the so-called short vol trade that rapidly came back en vogue last week. >> how much does whathole and not just the fed chair adept and sophisticated speaker, and others talking on the side, how much will that influence the action we see in the market this week? >> i think that plays a big role. i think what might even be more important to watch is clues on the u.s. consumer. we saw walmart's ceo and those numbers assuage the market. >> can target turn that around if target has earnings that don't match what walmart did? will we see a sudden fear reinjected into the markets? >> i think what targets says and macy's says and dollar tree says about the lower-income consumer and which price point people are going to could be important. i think how quickly markets went from panic and fear to everything is okay shows you how fragile things are at the moment and how people are on edge about the economy and consumer. >> we are expecting housing data this week as well. how much do these data points matter? fed chair powell says it is data, not data points that matter to the fed decision

. >> behind the scenes at "vogue" in the '90s.hind some of films' most iconic scenes gets a movie made about him. the theme in "popstart". >>> and fans packing the plaza for country music star thomas rhett. the grammy nominee kicking off the weekend with a concert you do not want to miss today, friday, august 23rd, 2024. >> kicking off the weekend, rocking out with thomas rhett! >> celebrating our anniversary from ontario, canada. >> louisiana. >> center valley, pennsylvania. >> north carolina. >> and indiana! >> ready for thomas rhett. >> today is sydney's 70th birthday. indiana! >> ready for >> we love you, thomas rhett! [ applause ] >> i love that. >> ah, what a crowd. and they are fired up for thomas rhett. welcome back to "today" from chicago and new york. hi, ladies. >> hi. good to see you, s.g. >> all right. well, we are going to get right to your news at 8:00 so we can get that concert going. we will start in chicago with that history making address from kamala harris, accepting her party's nomination. nbc's peter alexande

tim walz dog a scout was interviewed by vogue magazine.word on weather the dog, like walz, has no balls. >> cheap. >> greg: all take it. kamala harris, your website has nine options for pronoun. male, female, and seven options for randi weingarten. scientists prove that patients in a vegetative state to have a -- kid in consciousness. i told you he could run, said one woman. kamala harris blew up rfk junior's request for a meeting. she said there was only room for one candidate with an annoying voice. i love him. in mary land a large part of the crowd of embarrass -- biden harris event after kamala gave the harris -- microphone to joe. to be fair joe just asked her to pull his finger. fart joke. nearly three quarters of americans believe kamala harris knew about biden's mental decline. the other quarter is there but. i am glad you laughed at that one. i do not know where that was going two. the secret service is investigating whether one of its agents left her post while guarding donald trump in order to breast-feed her baby. they are also

center for climate reporting posing as relatives of a wealthy conservative donor sat down with russell voguemp's administration. here is what he told them about trump's public disavowal. >> i expect to hear ten more times trump distancing himself from project 2025. >> and you are not worried about that? >> i'm not. he is running against the brand. he is not running against any people. it is interesting he is in fact not even opposing himself to a particular policy. he has raised money for our organization. he has blessed it. he is very supportive of what we do. >> very supportive of what we do. a guy who worked for the trump administration ought to know. a new book by one of my msnbc colleagues talks about the dangers of the lies and the fact the republican party keeps telling these lies should worry you very much. the title of this new great book is ministry of truth. a clear nod to george orwell's 1984. it shows how they have taken the bold challenge of convincing people their eyes have deceived them. their memories are wrong. independent sources of information are not to be trusted and pa

it is very on-brand for what is en vogue at the moment. with the make of that?arket? amy: people are talking about whether ai does produce money, right? but because there has been quite a lot of ai-adjacent place, like reddit, sarah brass is right smack in the middle of it. it produces chips. it makes the largest tip on the market. it is much bigger than the others. if you think normal chips are the size of a postal stamp, this moon is the size of a dinner plate. with more memory, faster, can handle more data. it uses those chips in a circle -- a supercomputer that will handle a lot of data analysis. its customers include military, government, and pharmaceutical companies in the drug discovery process. that is really at the heart of what people are looking for in terms of ai uses. ed: bloomberg's amy or breaking a lot of news lately. we have to go back to the markets. member, on aggregate the nasdaq 100 is headed for its fourth-straight weekly decline, matching the run of drops we saw in april, and is technically in correction territory. the big drags, amazon do

tim walz dog a scout was interviewed by vogue magazine.ather the dog, like walz, has no balls. >> cheap. >> greg: all take it. kamala harris, your website has nine options for pronoun. male, female, and seven options for randi weingarten. scientists prove that patients in a vegetative state to have a -- kid in consciousness. i told you he could run, said one woman. kamala harris blew up rfk junior's request for a meeting. she said there was only room for one candidate with an annoying voice. i love him. in mary land a large part of the crowd of embarrass -- biden harris event after kamala gave the harris -- microphone to joe. to be fair joe just asked her to pull his finger. fart joke. nearly three quarters of americans believe kamala harris knew about biden's mental decline. the other quarter is there but. i am glad you laughed at that one. i do not know where that was going two. the secret service is investigating whether one of its agents left her post while guarding donald trump in order to breast-feed her baby. they are also investiga

"vogue" magazine asked you to come and be fabulous in a fashion show. [ cheers and applause ] wow.who are you wearing here? >> i'm wearing belmont. >> rupaul: belmont. gorgeous. >> isn't it beautiful? >> rupaul: yeah, it seems like in the past three or four years, you are everywhere. when did that shift? you've been around for a long time. when did that shift happen? >> i've been around for a long time. and i think the shift startedo happen around doing shows like "eupho "euphoria." [ cheers ] >> rupaul: yes, yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm a journeyman actor. wife been working in the theater a long time. i kept popping up at things. you know, smaller roles, but i guess very significant in a way. i feel like my career's just really -- i feel like i'm just starting another career. >> rupaul: yes. >> in another way. i feel like now i'm more of a leading man, doing other roles. i'm sort the center of these productions. it's been a long time coming. my first job was in the circus. >> rupaul: twla? >> yeah. >> rupaul: doing what? [ laughter ] >> i was an aerial web artist. you know

she wanted to remind us that she did not deserve sneakers on the cover of vogue, that because of vicent shes should have been in heels. she declined meeting with spouses of of foreign nations. i command respect, i won't meet with th te spouses and now here we are led to believeh she can'tht even conduct an interview solo, she can't i formulatnte thoughts. she wae cas clearly totally unprepared except pull thecl chain comments that she likeeasc toep repeat and otherwise therem waens zero command of knowledge, information ande experience thatht you would expect out of someone who has been in the white house for four years and wants to be there another four years at the top. gillian: we will get to governor walz next block but i wantex to ask there wasnt criticism of him joining the muc interview before it took joi place, everyone, sort of coming down hard, republicans certainly saying she should have handled this one solo. now that we have seen the interview, do you think thatte was the right call forrv him to be there or s not? >> i don't know why he wasere there, maybe to make her loo

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and he's going to tell us at 530 what low 90s steve like in vogue in vogue there you go. >> there youn't have a lot going on. we had an earlier crash on the span. it was no injuries. they moved it rather quickly and there was a backup. but that's gone now, so that's good news. there have been no major problems on westbound 580 this morning. although it is slow coming out of the altamont pass. 680 looks good from san ramon to dublin and on the peninsula. we're off to a nice start. it's 530. let's get back to the headlines. okay, sal. >> well, today is the first day of school in the mount diablo unified school district, and hundreds of high school students are going to find out what it feels like to be on a cell phone free campus. ktvu sally rasmus is here now to tell us more about it. good morning ali. >> good morning dave. yeah, mount diablo high school today is the first day of school here. here and at all the schools in the mount diablo unified school district. but on this campus, starting today, students will not have access to their cell phones for the entire day. the school distr

you are shortchanging the harris walz campaign because "vogue" magazine interviewed tim baltz his dogch is the most important interview we have seen all week and his dog was eating an i ice-cream cone as they did. i think we should set the record straight. it was interesting on a number of levels. one is, and i love what peter said talking about how wistful joe biden looked. joe biden spoke for quite a bit longer than kamala harris did and it seemed like it, and it's hard to see because we are watching it over a tv screen, but it looked like joe biden was enjoying a whole lot more energy out of the crowd then she was. i think that's kind of interesting because he says a lot of stuff that we don't necessarily understand but in terms of the mechanics of campaigning and surfing off of a crowd, she doesn't necessarily compare favorably to him in that respect. i thought it was interesting listening to them talk about whoever -- however they want to bring all of these changes to the white house, they need to get rid of this terrible crew that's in the white house right now and fix all of th

"vogue" magazine putting a spotlight on walz's rescue dog, scout, which happens to be the same name of where the ask the pooch "wha your human's worst," and he said the guy loves diet mountain dew. so, i mean it kind of reminds me of what is your favorite ice cream flavor questions for joe biden. they feel cute and interesting if we weren't dealing with a lot of serious things we haven't had any answers to quite yet. >> judge jeanine: clearly her team believes there is a risk to scenting her out there and having her answer questions. that the downside is too great. that is why they think probably the less you see of kamala, the more you are going to like her. but in the end, we've only got 81 days left. and next week is all scripted. she may sit down and give an interview after that, and then there is the debate, and my concern is she's not confident enough, her team is not confident enough to answer any questions. the woman is vice president of the united states of america. what is she afraid of? what is her team afraid of? this is like joe biden number two, not only is she his copilo

she wanted to remind us that she did not deserve sneakers on the cover of "vogue." should have been in heels. she declined meeting with the spouses of all the leaders of foreign nations because she said at the g7 summit, no, no, no, i'm the vice president come i command respect, i won't meet with the spouses. now here we are led to believe she can't even conduct an interview so low? she can't formulate thoughts? she was clearly totally unprepared except for her pull the chain comments that she likes to repeat, and otherwise there was zero command of knowledge, information, and experience that you would expect out of someone who has been in the white house for four years and who wants to be there for another four years at the top. >> gillian: we are going to get into governor walz in the next block a bit but i want to ask you, joey, because there was so much could a schism of him joining this interview before took place, coming down hard, reposed and certainly, she should have handled this one so low. now that we have seen the interview, do you think it was the right

conde nast, which owns properties including vogue, the new yorker, vanity fair and gq, has given openaiicense to display content from those brands on platforms such as chatgpt. the conde nast ceo, writing in an open letter, quot, it's crucial that we meet audiences where they are and embrace new technologies, while also ensuring proper attribution and compensation for use of our intellectual property. a squadron of ai robots roaming market street in san francisco. more on the launch set for tomorrow and what those robots will be trying to do. >> and today is going to end up being the warmest day or the hottest day, if you will, of the week. temperatures go the other way pretty quickly starting tomorrow. i'll be back here with that and disaster unfolding right before their eyes. >> the moment a connecticut home collapsed into a raging river after severe s rms brough and deaths this year compared to last. >> and this warning comes days after a woman was killed crossing the street near the glen park bart station. >> ktvu ali rasmus has more on this latest push to improve pedestrian safety.

according to our friends at vogue.ght and a wrong way to wear a beret, so we thought it might be fun to give a little tutorial in the spirit of the games in paris. first they say to think of the cap as a beanie. it's the american version of a beanie. okay, something to shoot up a more casual outfit. if you have a round face, opt for a smaller beret or go for a larger one if you have a more angular face. and as far as how to wear the headpiece, there are three classic positions. you can wear it straight, which is typically more, you know, normal. okay, tilted. >> you got to tilt it french. >> yeah. or you can sort of trace the crown of your head and puff it up. >> oh, no, that makes my head look cute. angled one. >> that's angled one. >> yeah. you got to tilt it. >> lavender one. >> that's what's missing here. and i'm not french and i have a massive head. so all of these really, you know, i'm doing. >> but you got the angle. you got the angle on it. well done. >> well, we're going to let you fiddle with your beret. i'm

tim walz's dog scout was interviewed by vogue magazine. still no word on whether the dog like waltz, has no w. ls oh, gee, i'll take it. i'll take it. kamala harris. his website has nine options ka. ptionsns they have male, female and seven options for randy weinge r and scientists prove that patients in a vegetative state still have a hidden consciousnesntists ps. see, i told you he could run, h said one woman. >> kamala harris blew off rfk jr his request fornior's r a meeting. shequest fe said there's only rm one candidate with an annoying voice. i love him. in maryland, a large part of the crowd at a biden-harris event left early mar after kamai gave the microphone to joe. to be fair, joe, jusnt asked kamala to pull his finger apart .rr joe wais -s good near nearly three quarters of americans believe kamala harris knew about biden's mental decline. >> the other quarter is there, but glad you laughed at that one because i didn't know where that was going to go. >> the secret service is investigating whether one of its agents left her pos

"vogue" magazine putting a spotlight on walz's rescue dog, scout, which happens to be the same name ofview where the ask the pooch "what is your human's worst," and he said the guy loves diet mountain dew. so, i mean it kind of reminds me of what is your favorite ice cream flavor questions for joe biden. they feel cute and interesting if we weren't dealing with a lot of serious things we haven't had any answers to quite yet. >> judge jeanine: clearly her team believes there is a risk to scenting her out there and having her answer questions. that the downside is too great. that is why they think probably the less you see of kamala, the more you are going to like her. but in the end, we've only got 81 days left. and next week is all scripted. she may sit down and give an interview after that, and then there is the debate, and my concern is she's not confident enough, her team is not confident enough to answer any questions. the woman is vice president of the united states of america. what is she afraid of? what is her team afraid of? this is like joe biden number two, not only is she hi

simone biles show that she has deserved it's being covered by vogue.covered by vanity fair that is not something that we normally see at an but games in the gymnastics hall. but bob's worryingly for her as she said, well, i've now got just the three individual events to come and this is where the funds stars so who knows what we're going to see from her? we also, of course vary from the greatest, most decorated us gymnasts of all time to the greatest, most decorated us athlete of all time that is katie ledecky. she took another medal in the pool last night after storming to that incredible in pick record victory in the 1,500, the event that she's made her own last night, she linked up with her teammates and they took the silver medal in two other for by 200 freestyle, they were beaten by an olympic record from the australian team, but she's now got a gold. she's got a silver up, and she's got bronze since she was saying she was disappointed with that bronze, of course, you might remember from the 400, but the big one is still to come. that is the 800 m

start at ted, help.com hey, you've seen this was the main one you're telling me you can get directv vogue good stuff and you don't need a satellite dish oh, i used to love doing my business on those things. >> one sick pigeon, then dishes kept the rain off our beaks. we just have different priorities is all satellite-free directv i never thought i'd see the day. well, our lifespans are quite short, extreme directv without a satellite dish, are you going to do this thing with my neck just for a bit when the saw dust settles and the engine roars, the thing you care about is a job well done. well, when you get your tools from harbor for something about the job feels different. your wallet, whatever you do, do it for less at harbor freight imagine a future where plastic is not wasted. but instead remade over and over into the things that keep our food fresher our families safer and our planet cleaner to help us get there. >> america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars to create innovative products and new recycling technologies for sustainable change because when you push for s

this includes news outlets such as vogue and the new yorker.lets including time magazine, financial times, and the owner of the business insider. over the past few months, the company says it is committed to working with publishers to make sure its ai maintains accuracy as it becomes more popular. on wall street, stocks were lower, snapping an eight day winning streak. the dow was down more than 61 points. the nasdaq was off 59 and the s&p slipped 11 points. santa clara ai chip maker. by the way, nvidia was the biggest weight on the market, falling more than 2%. >> well, four months after raising the minimum wage for fast food jobs, california now has more fast food jobs than ever before. that's according to new state and federal employment data. a law increasing the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 took effect back in april. since then, the state has added 11,000 new positions. california now boasts more than 750,000 fast food jobs. >> a proposed state law could soon bring some changes to california grocery stores. senate bill 1446 wo

they maybe with the exception of vogue, which was just added for the vip section.t the other wineries i know are all boutique wineries, kind of small batch. and we said natty wines. a lot of them are doing that. yeah, right. yeah. so that's what you're doing, right? >> well, you know, we don't we don't put ourselves in a box like that. but yeah, you know, another planet entertainment that puts on the festival has put has put peter eastlake a young a young man, a local gentleman that's in the wine industry to put together this list of boutique wines that really celebrates the diversity of california wine, california winemakers, different styles, different regions all up and down the state and we're happy to be a part of it. >> this is this what you're going to be pouring? >> this is exactly what we're pouring this weekend, a chenin blanc to start out, trousseau gris, which is a pink wine, and then syrah, of course, because that's what we're known for. >> you know, what i like is that you're going to be there. so people absolutely see you on tv and say, hey, i rememb

. >> the game has changed so the likes of vogue and vanity fair, their seth rogen, steph, curry, kim everybody wanting to get in on the action and see history play out. >> and she overcame well able on the uneven bars with a huge intake of breath, but she put in a great performance on the beam and floor as you can see, ultimately stepping up and doing and what she does to become the first woman to win non-consecutive all around titles, the first woman to win two since 1968 has sick olympic gold medal so it's really cement her status in that goat lineup my necklace is just kind of an ode because the people love it. >> and then some people hate it so it's like the best of both worlds. and i was like, okay, if it goes well, we'll where the goat necklace i know people will go crazy over it, but at the end of the day it is crazy that and in the conversation of greatest of all athletes, because i just still think i'm simone biles from spring texas that loves to flip i'm deservedly was a go to necklace. >> i was a double celebration. and of course, within the team tokyo gold medal winner su

the game has changed the likes of vogue and vanity fair where they're seth rogen, steph curry, kim kardashian and everybody wanting to get in and see the action in history play out certain biles does have some pretty tough competition from brazil's rebeca and draw jay, she won silver last time out, a us teammates, suni lee, who took the gold in tokyo, but she's credited both of them with pushing and inspiring her to do what she does. she did have a wobble on the uneven bars, can't all be perfect that brought a massive intake of breath, but then put in a great performance on the beam and the floor, ultimately stepping up and doing what she does to become the first woman to win nonconsecutive all around titles. the first woman to win two since 1960, her sick olympic gold medal in all it was on dry j claiming silver lee the bronze. and if tuesday in the team event had been dubbed the redemption tour. i'm not not entirely sure what you call this, but there is potentially more to come, but she's still got three fine and it was left which she says an ally of hence where she can have some fun, more