some it may boost self-esteem, walking down a catwalk. how the people handle it and how parents talk to this about it. it is about parental guidance. people say same thing about "dance moms." they say it is too tough on kids. i grew up in performing arts house. she was tough on kids. they wanted to be dancers. they wanted to be stars. you have to train them young. >> you're blowing my mind. andrea, are you for this too. >> you can be a harris faulkner or naomi cam before. i would be harris faulkner any day. >> amen. >> there are good stories that come out of this. i'm fine with the modeling camp and there are issues of eating disorder. to harris's point. i started doing dancing and gymnastics with plenty of young ages. eating disorders and watching waistline and not strutting catwalk and strutting stage. i learned at very early age, and my mom was involved watching what we're doing, it was girls whose moms were not as involved or living through their daughters putting pressure on them. as long as parents are around, i'm okay with dancing

catwalk defying gravity. we'll tell you where models reached new heights. >>> state senate just approved a bill to require smart phones sold in california to come with an anti-theft kill switch. state senator mark leno reintroduced his revised bill this morning after a similar proposal lost by just two votes several weeks ago. changes to the bill give manufacturers more time to comply with the rules. more than half of all robberies in san francisco involve cell phones. that figure climbs to 75% in oakland. the assembly now has to pass that bill before a governor can sign it into law. if your phone was stolen, how far would you go to get it back. a new study found people are willing to shell out big bucks and put themselves in danger. half would pay $500 to get their phone back. a third say they would pay $1,000. 70% say they would actually put themselves in harm's way. not the phone itself people say is valuable. it's what they have stored on it like contacts, banking information, music and pictures. i just d

. >> to get your dress worn by the likes of jane fonda makes the red carpet the most important catwalk in the world. a picture is worth more than $1000. >> you are watching "france 24." let's take a look at our headlines. first, a crisis meeting in thailand but lean -- in thailand between rival political parties ends without resolution. that meeting was held by the army one day after imposing martial law across the nation. car bombs in nigeria leave at least 118 dead. no claim of responsibility yet, but it does seem in line with the boko haram militants still holding that group of 200 girls kidnapped last month. and the balkans begin counting the cost of the devastating floods that have left close to 50 dead. the bill could end up being more than for the entire bosnian war. now we will take a look at what the press have been saying around the world. let's start with this continuing violence in nigeria, this new, tragic news that another hundred people were killed in twin blasts. >> i want to start out with the "washington post" coverage of this horrible incident in nigeria. it is sayin

. >> reporter: that beefy third fence is key in keeping taggers off the catwalk. compare it to the first bridge and you can see how taggers get around that short stubby fence with barbed wire. >> show you how to climb a barbed wire fence. >> reporter: youtube has dozens of videos to show you how easy it is to jump over barbed wire fences. but razor wire doesn't work like that. there's nowhere to grab. even if you do manage to do that, because the raiser wire is loose, it increases the risk of getting cut. perhaps most importantly, razor wire, it just looks scary! the 13th street bridge has no razor wire. while caltrain has doubled down. >> so far, it's been successful and we hope that it continues to be successful. >> reporter: caltrain says it's taken years of trial and error and more than $50,000. councilmember sam liccardo helped organize last year's clean-up of the ugliest bridge. do you support razor wire? [ laughter ] >> do i support -- i support any solution that keeps, uhm, uhm, kids with too much testosterone off those bridges. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix

but this silk has a future beyond the catwalk. it also has potential applications for medical science. often, when scientists regenerate human tissue such as cartilage or bone, they grow them on a structure known as a scaffold. synthetic polymers, or collagen, are normally used. scientists are also exploring the use of silk. these are cartilage generating cells growing on a scaffold made of spider silk. this is a sample of a scaffold made from the silk of dr. han's silkworms. because it's also fluorescent, it would be easy to monitor the scaffold and actually see the cells growing. >> dr. han and his team have spent three years working out how to integrate color into the core of silk filament, called the fibroin, so it doesn't wash away. this is the silkworm's normal feed, a thick green paste of mulberry powder and water, to which the researchers added a special chemical dye. then they fed it to the worms, the larvae of the silk moth, which changed color within several hours. the incorporation of dye molecules while the silk was b

the catwalk allows the animals to room more of the park and get a change of scenery while giving visitorsront row seat. cool. >> speaking of animals, the king of all monsters is back. the most terrifying force of nature also known as godzilla returns to the big screen next week and we were there to get the inside scoop. joining us is the -- isç kevin mcarrest -- kevin mcarthy. >> the one geeky thing i had to ask them, could you take down so many villains in breaking bad. he was the villain is breaking bad. now he's playing godzilla. the question was what if walter white could fight godzilla? goofy question. here's what he said. >> it would be mind over matter; right? so he is this massive, picks up a lot of room, takes up a lot of roomç and massive destruction whereas hidenberg is thoughtful. he'll find the weakness of godzilla and destroy it. godzilla versus walter white, walter white would win. maybe that could be the sequel, maybe it could be walter white and godzilla. this summer, only this summer. hizenberg, one monster. godzilla. >> that movie opens next friday. we've got toç tal

i don't want to see a catwalk. i am like one of the boys. what pisses me off is they make assumptions of what a woman is. like we are all femme anymore and -- feminine and dainty. we are all different. they don't appreciate our diversity. >> if women want to go out and no -- go out and be left alone, wear a plastic penis on your head. those are trouble. >> men have hooters -- the restaurant. >> i was trying to think of something. do women have an equivalent of hooters? >> bulges? >> i never heard of that. >> why, why isn't there a restaurant where a woman can go and look at a man's bag? >> men don't allow that sexificat oi n. women are dying for shorts that would show a men's jenna tale yaw, but men won't allow it. >> do you believe that? >> no. >> why do you keep staring south of the border? i will put my notes here. >> for the record, i was doing the staring. >> i got confused. >> that is awkward. coming up, the c block. >> tonight's c block is sponsored by the latest in technology. ask if it is right for you. please purdle ruey responsibl

big brands are sending models down the catwalk flaunting socks with open toed shoes.'t think that is a good one, do you? >> i don't think it is a good one at all, but you know that you can go to any condo in broward or palm beach county and what you will see is this look, there is nothing new about it. what next, keep your blinker on while you are on the expressway? adam: i'm thinking of the lan "zoolander." and the corvette you posted, i was so sad to see it wasn't yours. you could have marketed that anywhere. >> it was beautiful the it i wish it was mine too. thank you for noticing. adam: giving zip cars a run for their money. in san francisco after a wildly popular run in germany. at the end of the day, it is all about beamers. adam: baby, you can drive my car and now you can even park it wherever you want. bmw's expanding its drive now car-sharing program in san francisco offering 150 of its active e-electric vehicles. customers can park their ultimate driving machine on designated streets rather than having to go to a dropoff center, making it easy to drive and d

. >> i did the whole catwalk and the pole and i killed the stage.u did. >> davis' good times have been frequently interrupted by stays at kent county. he has prior convictions for larceny and breaking and entering and has been re-arrested several times on various parole violations. davis recently pled guilty to two new counts of larceny and is now awaiting sentencing. >> i can't wait to get out of here. >> girl, don't remind me. >> you have less days than i do. >> that's because you're a criminal. >> no. i'm innocent. >> you're a habitual offender. >> that was last year. >> new year, new you. >> that's what they say. new year, new you. >> jamal davis says good-bye to the hamptons and hello to another part of the jail. >> this is the projects. >> and later, you want to say hi to your mom? >> yeah. sure. let me talk to you. >> love you. >> love you, too, dad. >> sean denbraven gets a visit from home. but at xerox we've embraced a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and p

if you're on the catwalk, if they have a homemade weapon they can try to stab you that way. an offender who is good can slip the handcuffs if you're not careful and assault you that way. >> nicholas corbin was sentenced to one year in idu, the maximum amount of time. a fight went down in my cell house and i was accused of being involved with it. the individual needed to be taken to an outside hospital and because of that, i was sent up here. i'm not disappointed in anything i've done. i've made the decisions that i've made, you know, we're caged like animals for 23 hours a day. we're given food that's of poor quality. there isn't enough of it to keep us full in between meals. and that's just how we live our lives. >>> up next -- >> my life almost ended right upstairs. it was just that easy. within seconds your whole life can change. >> an officer returns to the scene of a brutal attack that almost killed her. >>> and later, we'll take you inside isp's death row. >> this is the holding area of the condemned offender. it doesn't operate out of basements or back alleys. it grow

. >> reporter: that beefy third fence is key in keeping taggers off the catwalk. compare it to the first bridge and you can see how taggers get around that short stubby fence with barbed wire. >> so show you how to climb a barbed wire fence. >> reporter: youtube has dozens of videos showing just how easy it is to jump over barbed wire fences. but razor wire just doesn't work like that. first off, there's really nowhere for you to grab on to and even if you do manage to do that because the raiser wire is loose, it increases the risk of getting cut. perhaps most importantly, razor wire -- well, it just looks scary! the 13th street bridge has no razor wire while caltrain has doubled down. >> so far, it's been successful and we hope that it continues to be successful. >> reporter: caltrain says it's taken years of trial and error and more than $50,000. councilmember sam liccardo helped organize last year's clean-up of the bridge. do you support razor wire? [ laughter ] >> do i support -- i support any solutions that keep -- uhm -- uhm, kids with too much testosterone

. >> reporter: that beefy third fence is key in keeping taggers off the catwalk. compare it to the first bridge and you can see how taggers get around that short stubby fence with barbed wire. >> show you how to climb a barbed wire fence. >> reporter: youtube has dozens of videos to show you how easy it is to jump over barbed wire fences. but razor wire doesn't work like that. there's nowhere to grab. even if you do manage to do that, because the raiser wire -- because the razor wire is loose, it increases the risk of getting cut. perhaps most importantly, razor wire, it just looks scary! the 13th street bridge has no razor wire. while caltrain has doubled down. >> so far, it's been successful and we hope that it continues to be successful. >> reporter: caltrain says it's taken years of trial and error and more than $50,000. councilmember sam liccardo helped organize last year's clean-up of the ugliest bridge. do you support razor wire? [ laughter ] >> do i support --i support any solution that keeps, uhm, uhm, kids with too much testosterone off those bridges. >>

you can access the catwalk online while you looking at it and most of all, when you're paying for thiss are coming around with an attendant in they will take your payment that way. a digital company and going it alone with the aspirational purchase. afford lipstick more than a trench coat. >> coming up, led zeppelin could be facing a lawsuit over one of their most ocular songs. we will have that and more in the newspaper segment next. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm an edwards. -- anna edwrads. >> china for the newspapers. >> fonz, let's go to you first. -- hans. hold withwords taking american youth. it's not a complicated german verbs. this is one word that basically means motor liability insurance. rubbish. it's going to be-off to you. >> that's not very complementary. >> it's a great story in the telegraph picking up on a bloomberg businessweek story written on may 16 all and how led zeppelin may face a challenge on their most iconic song "stairway to heaven." a group called spirit toured with them in the 1960's and a guitarist should be given written credit, so says his family, on the 1971

. -- catwalk.e talk, they really bring the exhibition to life. >> what are some of the most iconic images? >> the cone bra. >> that has to be among the most famous. but he is synonymous with making corset bras. he really revolution allies the way -- revolutionized the way we perceive corsets. he made women sexy. you can see madonna. >> where did he get his inspiration? his maternal grandmother was inspirational to him. ofgrew up in the outskirts paris. he had no money, but he used to hang out with his grandmother. he would pour over fashion magazines and became obsessed. he used to sketch to collections a year. >> how was he regarded? you only have to read the catalog and there are designers , really talk about him being an inspiration. there is a wealth of photographers, filmmakers, performers who hugely respect him. news -- quite a few muses. anding at reddish models musicians -- british models and musicians. >> does he like his image? he is known as the bad boy of fashion. does he draw inspirati