. ♪ danai gurira.ira. . >>> we're back now with a california boy who is celebrating after setting a new world record becoming actually the youngest person ever to swim from san francisco to alcatraz and back. that's about a little over two miles. >> yeah, very long distance. he's only 9 years old. james savage walked on to the beach and collapsed in his mother's arms after that grueling two-hour trek. he battled conditions that were also pretty bad. windy and frigid. he says he even considered giving >> i thought it was going to be easy at first but then after i got out there the tide was pushing me all around. i was about to quit but then i kept on going. >> it's crazy. he's crazy but we're very proud of him. >> proud because he set a new world record, of course, but james had some more practical motivation as well. his dad had promised him $100 if he completed it and then throughout the course of the swim downed it to 200. james' next goal to swim the length of the golden gate bridge. >> probably for

"us weekly" reporter danai gurira join joining us now.t supermodels and used a choice phrase to describe what she would call them. tell us what is happening. >> that she did. there is a generational feud happening between supermodels seven ni seem more talked to "vanity fair" all about how the supermodel is a term of the past. and she specifically talked about kendall and gigi saying they are witches with a "b" of the moment. kendall did not like it and took to her website saying women should be coming together and supporting one another, not cyberbullying one another. she said that she looked up to stephanie and said that if you want to call her a supermodel that is a relative term and it doesn't take away anything from the past. and like you said tyra banks has statement on her website and kind of understands both sides. she understands that the old school supermodels, you know, they had to really pound the pavement to get their voice out there but the new models have social media but they always have to be on. it's a lot of pressure, y