and we're at the louvre, and he loves to poop at the louvre. ( laughter ) - harvey: seriously?op. - harvey: and you pick it up? - pamela: of course i pick it up. - harvey: oh, good. okay, okay. - pamela: don't worry, don't worry. harvey: so this is your life now, huh? pamela: yes. well, this is paris. i'm in marseille now. harvey: and you moved to france. why? pamela: well, i moved to saint-tropez for the summer, and i rented my house out, and then i decided to stay. fell in love, moved to marseille, and i'm still there. and i have my dog there, and i have, um, just a normal, fun, beautiful life with family, and it's new, you know? it's a new language. it's a new country. it's new people. you have to have a lot of courage to just pick up and move to a new country and learn a new language, so... i take french lessons three times a week. it's fun, it's good. sometimes it's a little scary, but i like to be scared. so tell me about adil. he's a soccer player. - oh, yeah. - there's an age difference between you and adil. - oh, god, who cares? there's no such thing as age. - well, th

we'll louvre stream the memorial at nbcbayarea.com at 11:00 a.m. >> are we going to sit by and watch while everything continues to get worse? >> she lost her son and tonight she's on a mission, a grieving mom traveling the country teaching parents and school officials how to keep children alive in this era of school violence. her blobbed is 6-year-old gunned down in the saent hook massac-- hook massacre. school starts on monday in livermore. >> scarlet lewis was here tonight speaking with schools starting on monday parents already concerned about school safety. tonight car let lewis had a powerful message. >> jesse stood up to the shooter and saved nine classmates lives. >> an extraordinary thing to say about a 6-year-old boy. jesse lewis is one of 26 people killed in the sandy hook massacre in 2012. 23450u 1/2 years later, his mother scarlet is be part of th solution against school violence. ery moment of my life i work towards making sure that my personal tragedy doesn't happen travels all country, speaking to educators and parents about her tragedy and how she has been working tir

got time for that." ( cheers and applause ) beyonce -- she took over coachella, she took over the louvreand now she's taking over vogue. >> beyonce has reportedly been given control over the cover of the september issue of vogue. the singer selected a black photographer to shoot the cover, the first time in the magazine's 126-year history. >> how is that possible? >> trevor: yeah, that's right. beyonce will be the first guest to be given complete control of vogue magazine's september issue cover. that's the holy grail. and on top of that she hired a black photographer to shoot the cover. yeah, which is insane! ( cheers and applause ) i'm just excited because it's finally a good headline with the words black person and shoot in it. this is so dope! ( cheers and applause ) and you know what's funny about the story is that, by having the first black photographer shoot their cover, they've inadvertently exposed they've never had a black photographer shoot their cover. in 126 years. if they hadn't fixed the mistake, we probably wouldn't have realized. like when the beverage advertises now wit

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. >> right by the louvre. >> the listing showed luxurious rooms with sweeping views, big enough for hishole family. >> so i reserved it online through travelocity. >> his excitement was building, until he heard from the listing company. >> i saw that they wanted the transfer in cash. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud. so that's when i kind of got a little concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> he said yes, that's their procedure. you can go ahead and send the money. >> so rolando wired the money and e-mailed the listing agent. . that would keep on stalling and stalling. then his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared. so did rolando's $3400. >> oh my god. >> he canceled the booking, and travelocity refunded his $500 deposit, but not the rest of the money. >> rest assured, we're working on it. >> he said travelocity promised to contact the listing agent. >> we never reached them. so we were never able to confirm that you paid. >> rolando said he had trusted travelocity's adv

right by the louvre. >> the listing showed luxurious rooms with sweeping views, big enough for his whole reserved it online through travelocity. >> his excitement was building until he saw the listing. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud. so that's when i kind of got a little bit concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> he said yes, that's the procedure and you can go ahead and send the money. >> so rolando wired the money and e-mailed the listing agent. >> they would keep on stalling and stalling. >> then his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared and so did rolando's $3400. >> oh, my >>e canceled the booking and travelocity refounded his $500 deposit, but not the rest of the money. >> rest assured we're working on it. >> we never ronfirm that you paid. >> rolando said he had trusted travelocity's advice to send the money and it was a scam. >> if it's on your website then you guys are responsible for it. >> what they said was it's out of our hands. we don't have your money. >>

. >> right by the louvre. >> the letting showed luxurious rooms with sweeping views, big enough for hisline through travelocity. >> his excite am was building until he heard from the listing company. >> i saw that they wanted transfer in cash. >> the listing agent required him to wire the $3400 payment to a bank in greece. >> i'm aware of wire fraud so that's when i kind of got a little bit concerned. >> he called travelocity. was this listing legit? >> they said yes. that's the procedure. you can go ahead and send the money. >> so rolando wired the money and e-mailed the listing agent. they would keep on stalling and stalling and them his e-mails started bouncing back. the company disappeared and so did rolando's $3400. >> oh, my god. he canceled the booking and travelocity refunded his $500 deposit, but not the rest of the money. >> rest assured we're working on it. >> travelocity promised to contact the listing agent. >> we never reached them so we were never able to confirm that you paid. he had trusted travelocity's advice to send the money and it was a scam. >> if it's on your web

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like, we're in louvre and we're looking at all the, you know, the most incredible old painters and theking him in his ooroller, i'm like, "look, this important." and he's got his ipad and he's literally giving me the meanest face. just like, "ugh. [ laughter ] you are so boring, leave me alone." [ laughter ] and i have a picture of him in his stroller with his, like, legs kicked up with ipad and then this beautiful painting behind him. [ laughter ] not caring at all. [ laughter ] like, not absorbing it. >> seth: the crazy thing -- whenever i go to museums, do yo realat that, like, 300 years ago, those paintings were ipads. >> y>>h. eth: you just, like -- >> yeah. >> seth: you would, like, go and be like, "great." and that was your ity. >> that wa >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> that was it. >> seth: and then the rest of the day you uld just, like, ll the hours thinking about the painting you saw and be like, "that was really cool. did you see --" >> that's right. >> seth: "did you see the heple?" "yeah,pple was -- [ laughter ] the apple was outstanding." >> exactly. >> seth: you also --