turning a dirt courtyard into her own catwalk, tellin telling "vogue," i wanted to be treated as a modelceline is still in paris, performing on her european tour. it's been 17 months since losing her husband to cancer, and seems like she's embracing life fully, and savoring every moment. she climbs up on a ladder, making ballet moves and trims the tree with giant clippers. celine just can't stop singing. ♪ >> and for her paris photo shoot finale, she struck a pose just like the famous french statue, the thinker. >> she's having a ball in paris, but doesn't actually have a home there. she does have a place in vegas, where she will continue her residency at cesar's paris. >>> and salma hayek has quite a story about living overseas about when she tried to calm down with a massage. >> i open my eyes, and i see horrible feet with fungus, overgrown toenails, i was like, ugh. >> she tells chelsea handler how the guy had a kinky surprise. >> i was almost naked, and he's like, you know, leaning in there. >> i know what you're talking about. >> i was like, excuse me, but you're not wearing shorts.

at 82 years old, she's hit the catwalk. poland's oldest model is challenging youth-centric culture.ys, it is so that i give my generation hope to live the way they wanant to livive. more on n her story, comomingp later in the show. a young woman in france has so

this month she stripped down, played in dirt and turned the streets of paris into her own personal catwalkome fierce fashion. this new video is a collaboration between "vogue" and paris, and was shot in the ritz and around the city. she was performing on her european tour, and this week she heads to germany where we can expect even more fierce fashion. ♪ >> just keep it coming, celine. we can't get enough. >> looking good. >>> now nancy, you know how challenging it can be for an actor to land a role even for a golden globe winner like kevin bacon, but we have the inside track on his new movie, "story of girl" because his wife, kyra sedgwick is calling the shots in vancouver. >> very tough for her to keep her mouth shut when it comes to, you know, things she thinks could be done better. >> kevin means that as a compliment to his wife of 28 years. he has been pushing kyra to direct for a long time. she finally took his advice and cast him in her debut project. >> action. >> are you see a different side to her? >> somebody came up to me after the first day and said, you know, we're so relieve

at 82 years old, she's hit the catwalk. poland's oldest model is challenging youth-centric culture.he says, it is so that i give my generation hope to live the way they want to live. more on her story, coming up later in the show. a young woman in france has so much faith in the new president, emmanuel macron, that she has abandoned her career as a veterinarian to join his party and campaign for it. justine henry believes in a new france. the increasing numbers of young people like her who are throwing their full support for macrons party in the upcoming parliamentary elections, could herald a paradigm shift for the country and unsettle the establishment. reporter: justine henry is exhausted but relieved that her efforts were worth it. for months, she campaigned day and night for macron's en marche movement. but there is no no time to rest. under its new name la republique en marche, the party now has to make significant gains in the legislative elections. >> we have to get an absolute majority. it's doable but it will be tight. we'll have to fight, but we're used to that and good a

and meet south korea's new face of fashion, defying conventions on the catwalk.is 8:00am in singapore, 1:00am in london and 8:00pm in washington, where the investigation into the trump campaign's links with russia has ta ken another extraordinary twist. donald trumer, the president's son, has released e—mails that show he was eager to accept an offer from the russian government to help with the election campaign. he was promised official documents that would incriminate his father's rival, hillary clinton. trumer‘s response — if it is what you say, i love it. at the very least, an intent to collude with a foreign power. gavin hewitt reports. congratulations, dad. we love you! donald trumer was at the heart of his father's election campaign. today, he embarked on a high—risk strategy. fearing more revelations about a meeting at trump tower with a russian lawyer in june of last year, he decided to disclose the e—mails between himself and the publicist who arranged the meeting. the e—mails raise serious and disturbing questions. the four pages of e—mails reveal exch

many of those on the catwalk are current or former foster children.give young indigenous people "a sense of their own culture". sri lanka has signed a billion—dollar deal with china for the control and development of a deep sea port. the site is in the strategically important southern town of hamba ntota. it's near the main shipping route between asia and europe. the agreement had been delayed because of local concerns that the port could be used by the chinese military. our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, has more. located in southern sri lanka, ha m ba ntota located in southern sri lanka, hamba ntota port straddles located in southern sri lanka, hambantota port straddles the world ‘s busiest east—west shipping route. called with chinese financial assistance in 2010, the port was supposed to transform the poor regions in the area. but it has been making losses. now, colombo is leasing the facility to china in a deal worth over $1 billion. china says the port will play a crucial role in its one belt one rogue initiative to boost its trade with

>> she's up on the catwalk, and i'm down on the bottom, so i can look out my window and wave at her. >> the reason i'm here is because i tried to kill my husband or tried to have him killed. it was me and my mother and she had originally told one of my friends that she would give him $1,000 if he killed my husband. >> felecia art and her mother, darlene moses, each received ten years for solicitation of first-degree murder, but the two years they've spent here so far have not been all bad. >> i work in the kitchen and i'm a cook. you know, when i was still out on the streets i really didn't know how to cook. i've learnt how to cook since i've been here. >> she's just a high-spirited girl. i mean, she's just happy go lucky all the time. she loves to work in the kitchen, she loves getting out and doing stuff. and i used to go set -- when i first got here, i used to sit r play volleyball down at the gym and i'd just sit and watch her and think, she's not a little girl anymore. she's all grown up. it took me a long time to realize that. she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that ha

. >> look at that kitty's sglut if you saw your catwalking like that for real. >> i would start to talkse i would be like you know you can talk. >> i think the whole world flipped. >> i do too i think they never tak about. >> really. >> >> that would be a special talent if your cat could do that. >> all right. >> yes. >> knock on the door. paralyzed by fear. >> will they go away. >> make no noises. >> the answer you wait. >> wait it out. >> never know. >> nobody ever just knocks on door. >> if rur not expecting someone it's not safe to ask that right wa. >> that's cute. >> here we go. >> wrapping it up. >> this is not funny to me right now. >> right. >> oh, hi, meow. >> mildly frightening. >> full disclosure. >> share with everybody. >> mouse in my house and i think my mouse likes the dog food. yesterday we were talking about animals and we mouse. he's super cute looks like a field mouse. i put brownie rat tearier next to it. brownie. >> brownie is like ut-uh. >> i'm retired. >> that's why we need a cap. >> we'll get you a cat miss allison. >> add. >> the less food the mouse eat the mor

. >> officers stay in the catwalk and then an officer is required to enter the yard and do a supervisory tour. which is recorded digitally. very rarely other than that would an officer entered the yard during recreation. >> the process of going in is called a punch. you'll see the metal device in the back when we touch it. just records that we did a tour. >> you are looking for things, body language and tell when something is going to happen. there is definitely a little heightened sense of awareness when you're walking in there. it is definitely not the most comfortable feeling to be in there by yourself but something you get used to over time. >> while the yard may be a playground for adults hardened by life experiences the jail hopes to reach the youngest before it is too late. >> one, two, three. >> one. >> one, two, three. >> two. >> at any one time some 10 to 20 young men are housed away from other inmates as part of a special program called the youth tier initiative. >> on your feet. guys, you know why stuff on the bar -- right now have 18s and 19 year olds. it is more of a parami

up and down ladders and across catwalks. our escort said don't look down. they told us we need these ear plugs and they were right. so loud 100 feet underground, but check this out. this is what 700 cubic yards of concrete being poured looked like. these workers not taking any breaks. they'll be at it for at least the next five hours. this animation shows what the station will look like when it's done. but a dispute between the mta and the contractor could delay the opening of the project by ten months. 2019. it's now a game of catch-up. >> we're working extremely hard with the contractor to insure that we can make up that time. >> those who work and shop around union square hope for the day when stockton street is reopened. >> i know it's really confusing for tourists right now. they're like, i don't know where to go. >> when trains start rolling, the $1.6 billion subway project will take riders from fourth and king streets to chinatown. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> let's start with the san mateo bridge. you can see it's a little hazy

but, before we talk about the vegetables of the future, we are off to san francisco where catwalk andssible foods. they claim to have invented the food of the future, a completely meatless meat, made entirely of plants. of the future, a completely meatless meat, made entirely of plantsm of the future, a completely meatless meat, made entirely of plants. it is big, it is light, it is remarkably important to get that from a state of mind perspective but it is also useful for interpreting the colour of meat. this is where the research happens. the aim is to reverse engineer the flavour and texture of meat using only plant extracts, and as someone who very much enjoys their meat tasting like meat, i wa nted their meat tasting like meat, i wanted to find out how they are doing it. what is it about the flavour of meat that makes it so delicious, what is it that makes it so crave the ball, that triggered your mindset to say, bacon, burger? there is a lot to go into that and it turns out that flavour is about 7596, it turns out that flavour is about 75%, 80% roma and about 20, 20 5% taste. im

clayton: keeping the catwalk warm. you look good up there.d an enemy hell bent on taking away our freedoms. >> first, it's not just anti-cnn. it's anti-freedom of the press. it's anti-freedom of speech. it is a definitive statement by the president of the united states. it is an incitement. it is definitive, as i say in the way this president views a free press. clayton: taking away our free press. the next guest says the media is missing the message and they have the wrong enemy. dr. michelle developed the cia's enhanced intear congratulation program. he joins us to talk about freedom of the press. niles to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me on. clayton: when you hear carl talk about the press is under siege right now from the president. what does that make you think? >> it makes me think he should look in the-mile-an-hour where. it is the case that our freedoms are under siege and being attacked, but i don't think the president is doing that i think the president is exercising his right to free speech. he is the president but he

pete: clayton, you look nice as always on the catwalk.rt the bill. here with more on these senators and why they face a challenge the president of rasmussen media growm group scott rasmussen. in the senate a bill likes this needs 60 votes. not enough republicans they would need democratic support. there is vulnerability for certain senators if they don't come around. >> let's set this up. 52 republicans, three democrats who voted for a version of this in the past. 55. now you have got to find five more democratic votes going to be very, very difficult. one of the ways that we are looking at this race and the dynamics of it are what we call pivot counties. counties across the country, 206 of them voted twice for barack obama and then voted for donald trump. pete: interesting. >> senator in maine comes from a state where half of the voters are living in pivot counties. this is the northern two thirds of the state. the rural counties, the people that felt like they were left behind. the very people who gave one electoral college vote in main

in one part of the video she poses dramatically catwalking through a kitchen while punching on frenchy go on and on. i'm in the fan of this. what do you guys think. >> that's that thing on her when she's walking in the kitchen it. >> look like a trash bag. >> anyone can wear a trash bag is celine dion f you're re realy into company derr sometimes it's over the top. >> it's too much. >> if they're calling it hoot then it's almost like they're just making fun of it. >> she doesn't look serious when she's gyrating with that. there's the trash bag. this looks like a joke. >> she's eating. >> look likes she's in on it it's like a mock cumen tear. >> the joke is on us. >> celine knows what she's do doing. >> she's getting attention. right. >> absolutely. >> worry all winning this morning. because our team is out in poolesville and we're learning so much more about this great little spot in our area. so allison, maureen, you have sipped there to zip code you've got someone special for to us meet, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> absolutely. holly, absolutely. i'm just looking at these preci

which will turn its stage into an underground pageant complete with a catwalk, cr created coatr and aning we're learning more about this underground culture as well the play from several cast members this morning. thank you all for coming in. let me introduce melissa victor who plays fate. >> that's mean. >> isabel plays if any >> hey. dana figueroa dede plays faith. >> hey. >> and edwin brown the third is venus. >> hello. >> hello. welcome. welcome to good day. welcome to good day. >> thank you for having us. >> tell me about what is the drag ball culture, please. >> well, it's, um, for me it is about chosen family. it is about people who have been kick out of their homes possible who have been oh pref. people who are marginalized in our society who have been forgotten, um, who are told they should not exist having a place to celebrate and be all that they want to be. it is about giving them place of prominence. place of priority place of reverence. this as an audience member what am i going to learn when i go to the show? >> you're going to have good time, first of all. >> okay. >>