this creative invention is led by choreographer richard segal. the dance studio is located behind a gas station in the middle of an industrial area the dances know each other some of them met while the project was in the development stage others have danced on stage with siegel fi. yes. the beginning was incredible when he came on he did musical out on all the n.f.c. if they felt. their energy is contagious i think they're amazing. the. choreography is done. redone and redone and we've done that it's a volatile art form and at times it's useful. just to release some kind of latent energy which may still exist within the world. we have this downs that's choreographed we can teach parts of we can modify parts of that but it shouldn't it's not just in one direction that's what i'm what i'm saying the important thing is exactly what has happened when we walked into the room and you guys were dancing and the music was good and we started going and everybody just started dancing and now i'm a sweaty mess and that's that's that's exactly. what we came f

the public loves the performance and so did the dancers but richard segal choreography is a process so he's revising mccain to bring it closer to his original concept. so i think the best thing to do would be to just actually kind of pair you up and what we'll end up doing is we'll have we'll have you know 2 people doing doing the same thing but then i think we're going to start to make little modifications to it as as a as it goes. in my case i have for. thank you argue with frank who is a energy bomb. and then we have put a completely different bodies so my body i realize working with him that it's really a rag i can squish in different directions and he's great in a locked it's very strong so it's that he he gets the steps in a different way sometimes and it's a really interesting because i also don't speak french and when he speaks well he's basically i'm trying to count in french for him as well trying to translate basis just for the body so we don't we all have a spanish or to share chords on that big we have a directional. this. is. just one serious tricks for me to studios so w

senegal also win sunday after their team narrative knocked out opponents tunisia it's the 1st time segall has made the finals and 16 yes. it was a good match a very good match really cynical are the best they really deserved the victory and we're really happy we've been waiting since 2002 for senegal to reach the finals and this time i think this is it this time we're going to win the trophy and come back to senegal with 8 i'm so proud to be cynical lease. it's been 16 years since we've been here we're going to win not come. back. and meanwhile in my geria fans with disappointed after their team lost. so therefore should. be indeed there were there to help you keep warm. if we keep last minutes i'm not. going to go. and also they were confident because. maybe they thought. was no. it was probably saying you are from the last match we're ok ok i got this one i want to go home most of the on you know but look at. how good that is it for now from africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page. today we'll leave you now with small a celebration scenes from bad

. >> as for ongoing regulatory scrutiny, segal did not indicate they expected to hamper growth >> we'ren where it makes sense gdpr is a great example of that. as a result of gdpr we worked hard to make our policies really clear and to remind people who use twitter that we view privacy as a basic human right >> both segal and jack dorsey have focused on becoming more nimble and quickly can adapt to prevent manipulation on it guys, back over to you. >> julia, huge story on your beat today as well thanksment for more on alphabet, twitter, amazon and twitter, let's bring in dan niles who joins us on the phone. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> dan, on intel, the modem chip deal with apple and sort of your general view having had some information out of the quarter on what hardware looks like now. >> yeah, i mean i think when you look at intel, it's great that they sold that business off to apple but you have to remember why we're in this spot in the first place. intel bought that business a fair number of years ago, invested a ton and is now selling it for a billion dollars and it rea

lauren: fred segal in hollywood.ores were selling them like the flagship store in new york city. charles: the head store. the former head store. lauren: that's the whole point. charles: we talk so much about how brick and mortar has to compete against the online world. that includes the hip world. maybe these companies, it's hard to really, you know, to do due diligence on every product that comes through a major chain like macy's. lauren: you have to do your due diligence, though. as any sort of company, you want to kind of, you know, you want to be right on the edge. teetering to be hip but you don't want to fall off. unfortunately, macy's kind of fell off in this one. i think they got right back up. charles: it's a fun story. now that they fixed it. thanks a lot. appreciate it. >>> folks, we are near the session highs, near the all-time high. liz claman, not a bad day to take over the market, take over the show. liz: we are two points away from session highs right now. that happened during your show. you can take

casey segal is live with this story. >> reporter: the suspect lives here in texas, but he, too, was aent at the university of mississippi, or ole miss, so he had moved down there. now, we'll talk about him more in a second, but first begin bringing everybody up to speed. the body was discovered over the weekend. it was in a very, very remote area about 20 miles from the actual campus in oxford. investigators said that it was that of alexandria costel, or allie, as her friends called her. she was 21 years old, from st. louis, and came down there to study marketing. local sheriff's office said at the time foul play was suspected, but didn't have anything else. something her friends simply couldn't understand, why anybody would want to hurt her friend. >> very spontaneous with allie. she would do just about anything. she loved outdoors. she loved hanging out with her friends. she was just that person you always wanted to be around. >> reporter: so now this guy is behind bars charged with murder. he was arrested yesterday though officials right now are not saying if he had this specific c