later telling gq magazine i was not star struck and maybe he noticed that. we went on a date and i had a great time. we went to a place in new york downtown. >> at the time they met, donald trump was 52. melania just 28. even with more decades between them, the romance grew until 2000. that year donald trump considered running for president hon the reform ticket and the couple broke up briefly. >> i don't want to change him. i don't wan to say come home and be with . i don't want to change him. i want to give him space and i think that's very important in the relationship. >> coming up, how the couple got back together. and the slovenia model becomes a manhattan mom. >> baron and i, we will give a lot of kisses, a lot of hugs, a lot of love. that's the most important for me and for him also. and verizon has been ranked number one for the 7th time in a row by rootmetrics. (man) hey, uh, what's rootmetrics? it's the nation's largest independent study and it ranked verizon #1 in call, text, data, speed and reliability. (woman) do they get a trophy? not that i k

. ♪ >> melania kanuss waited a week to called donald trump, later telling "gq" magazine i was not stare he noticed that. >> we went on a date and we had a great time. we went to a place in new york downtown. >> at the time they met, donald trump was 52, melania kanuss just 28. but even with more than two decades between them, the romance grew until 2000. that year donald trump considered running for president on the reform party ticket, and the couple broke up briefly. >> i don't want to change him. i don't want, you know, to say come home and, you know, be with me. i don't want to change him. i want to give him space, and i think that's very important in the relationship. >> coming up, how the couple got back together. and the slovenia model becomes a manhattan mom. >> barron and i, we give each other a lot of kisses, a lot of hugs, a lot of love, and i think that's the most important for me and for him also. ♪ zam ♪ >>> despite her successful modelling career, melania kanuss never craved the spotlight outside of that. >> melania trump could have been happy retiring from the fashion w

. >> melania waited a week to call donald trump later telling gq magazine i was not star struck and maybe he noticed that. >> we went on a date and had a great place. there was a place in new york downtown. >> at the time they met, donald trump was 52 and melania was 28. even with more than two decades between them, the romance grew until 2000. that year donald trump considered running for president on the reform party ticket and the couple broke up briefly. >> i don't want to change him. i don't want to say come home and be with me. i don't want to change him. i want to give him space. i think that's very important in the relationship. >> comingup, how the couple got back together. and the slow vendian model becomes a manhattan mom. >> a lot of hugs and a lot of love. that's the most important for me and for him. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars

. >> reporter: melania knauss wait add week to tall donald trump later telling "gq" magazine i was nottruck and maybe he noticed that. >> we went on a date and had a great time. we went to a place in new york, downtown. >> reporter: at the time they met, donald trump was 52. melania knauss just 28. even with more than two decades between them, the romance grew until 2000. that year district attor donald running for president and the couple broke up briefly. >> i don't want to change him. i don't want to say come home and, you know, be with me. i don't want to change him. i want to give him space, and thy that's very important in the relationship. >> melania. >> reporter: coming up, how the couple got back together and the slovenia model become as mom. >> barron and i will give him a lot of kisses, a lot of hugs a lot of love, and i think that's the most important for me and for peoples. voluminous original. in classic black. and now in blue. builds five times the volume. ♪ voluminous. from l'oréal paris so chevy is the most awarded car company three years in a row. wow. really... let's

that's about to change because you mentioned that "gq" article, the bentley speed 1260, it's a mouthfulet to come as an lek tiel model with a range of 310 miles and comes as a convertible. but the bad news is there's no day yet for a possible production star. back over to you. >> carolin roth live from london. >> i can totally pick lur loutu in one of those. >>> and bill karins, how is it looking outs there? >> people are angry at the groundhog. it's mild out there today. there's a big storm in canada. we have showers in play for areas of the northeast, but that is really about it. it's a pretty calm day doing travel across the country. not ba airport day, but there are wind delays in chicago, cleveland and detroit. but then into tomorrow, we start to watch this cold air, this pink and the purple, that is some temperatures in the teens and the 20s. so there is some cold air that will be on its way down. that's going to move in throughout the day on friday. this boundary between the cold air and the warmer air is going to cause some snow. this is the blue here, this is 4:00 a.m. friday m

. >> you put a suit on him and he could be on the cover of "gq." >> he does hit the streets and peoplerls find him to be quite handsome. >> i love this part here where he's sitting down at that table and asks this man he knows for a drink. the guyen didn't even flinch. like i mentioned earlier, this was back in 2015. it looks like he is on his way up. he's still looking for that. proper job that allows him to be self-sufficient, but he's working on it. >> my time line has been fill ued with everybody i know sharing this video just going, yes, i need it. because it is pretty awesome. . they are lego compatible adhesive tape. >> i have been seeing these headlines too. . it's crazy. why has it taken so long to think of this. >> what's really special is you can see in some of these places it's flexible and bendable and shapeable. >> it will stay in whatever shape you band-aid it to. >> that changes the textures of some things they can do. >> you can get so creative with it. you can cut it to specific shapes. it's just blown up. they put out this vud owe as part of a campaign. they were loo

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last month, gq posted the president offering style tips. 1 suggestion he did not take from the magazine, can you guess? >> well, i'm guessing, i look at that, i don't see a pocket square. >> no. >> that's not it. it's the hair. >> i think we knew that. >> the signature hair is just going to be donald trump. you're not going to change that. >>> take a look at this one. >> corey booker, who are you wearing >> betty johnson is officer for the general review had a little fun with the politicians as they showed up. some got a good laugh. i believe darrell ice was the only one who took the bate and talked about what he was wearing >> did he say he was wearing a hugo boss suit or a something like that. some people weren't necessarily talking about but certainly showing off their fashion. newcomer secretary who is a billionaire, i believe, wore these custom made slippers, featuring the embroider erred looking of the commerce department on the toes. you can get these shoes too, they probably won't be this, they range in price from five hundred dollars on up. they appear to be made by stubs and w

after he was criticized for telling gq magazine that he considers homosexual behavior sinful, he didn't back off. >> he stood up to it. >> the tv network ended his suspension. chick-fil-a spoke out in defense of its owner's beliefs and sales soared. >> the answer is to push back twice as hard. >> these brothers pushed back, a week after their lost their tv show. someone told them -- >> guys, listen, one of your clients, suntrust bank, is actually going to be removing all of their business from you and your franchisees. i got nervous like, we're going to lose all of our business as a result of a smear campaign. so we decided to go public. >> we saw this website. then drudge reported that and then people started tweeting. suntrust, this is so wrong. >> within eight hours, we received a phone call from suntrust apologizing, giving all our properties back. >> brandon ike won't speak. >> i'm sure he's afraid. everybody can be safe and not speak about certain things. but we need to disagree. this is what makes america great. >> let your voice be known. i was glad to this is the silverado spec

is this a legitimate lawsuit gq >> vindicated by chairman nunez? >> i somewhat do.fact they found what they found. i somewhat do. abby: a brand-new smoking gun that could prove president trump did in fact tie -- president obama did in fact spy on team trump. the political panel weighing in on this moment. abby: the firefighter who went above and beyond to save a dog. affirmative. we have large quantities of excitement. goodbye. ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. abby: welcome back to "fox and friends" first. bill diblasio, ducking out of the press conference after a judge ruled he must turn over emails with his closest advisers. >> what are you afraid of? abby: the emails between the mayor and jonathan rosen may show confidence of interest, clients with business before the mayor's office, they plan to appeal that ruling. a second florida va hospital, staff ignoring a national directive. days ago the va put up a portr

gq japan up nine tenths of 1%. hang seng in hong kong than two tenths of 1%. nicole: in europe, somewhat muted the london ftse down two points. cacm france down two-point and chirpy dax down 13 points. lea: look at u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures are up by two, nasdaq futures lower by three as well. nicole: watching oil and gold both under little pressure here. oil down 44 cents at 53.39 a barrel. five dollars at this phone after being down two sessions. trade to the big security breach at yahoo! has made it proved costly marissa mayer. because of the breach, 500 million accounts, meyer will not get annual bonus or stock awards. yahoo! investigation found her management team reacted too slowly to the breach in 2014. yahoo!'s top lawyer resigned. the annual target bonuses 2 million a year and her annual southward is no less than 12 million each year. they lure the sale price to verizon by $350 million. the shares are up 15% in the past year. both snap stocks fly like facebook? certainly a lot of questions. >> a lot of concern an

the place that gq magazine called, and i still can't get -- read this without laughing -- the coolest city on the planet. how is it that when i moved to park slope, liquor stores haven't bulletproof cages to protect the casheers and now have picture windows. how could we have got ton a point in history as we did in the fall of 2015, when the fabled bon marche spent a month celebrating brooklyn main ya with an exhibit called brooklyn gauche. how could they buy products made in brooklyn or worn or eaten by a brooklynite or a parissan idea of arooklynite. one final question. why should anyone care what happened to brock brooklyn, it's not a city. it's a borough. has 2,600,000 people in a city of 3 million and a country of 330 million, what's the big deal. but i try to show in the book the reason is because brooklyn is a microcosm the decline of crime was really brought the the trick-ification -- second, the second domestic change that is worth noting is that the knowledge economy, as the name suggests, demands higher levels of education from workers as well as early career training in fo

in my mind as i approached this book is how did the old brooklyn become the new brookland place that gq magazine called, and i still can't get past this without laughing about the coolest city on the planet? how is it that when i moved here they have cages to protect their cashiers and they now have picture windows and free tastings of their expensive collections? how could we have gotten to the point in history as we did in the fall of 2015 where the department store spent a month celebrating brooklyn mania within exhibit, how could the only parisian speak piece of interested in buying products either made in brooklyn or seeming as though they could be worn or eaten by a brooklynite or a parisians idea. and one final question, why should anyone care what happened to proclaim? the place isn't even a city, it is a bitter row that has 200,000 people in a city of 8 million come in a country of 330 million, what's the big deal? i try to show in the book it is a microcosm of the social changes that have been ruling our politics and it should be mentioned the politics of western europe. over

. >> for days basketball shorts have been long and baggy and big but usa today says the gq style editors seeing shorts get tiny and shorter and kids tucking in shirts in the shorts. so college players apparently are doing this too. >> shorts used to be very small, we'll call them along time ago, way back when. the michigan team in the 1990 aerks the fab five credited with setting the trend the way it is today but now they are one of the teams that could be sending the back the other way too. we'll see in the days to come. we'll see a lot -- >> enough said. all rig basketball, i like the baggy shorts, gives you more room to move. >> i wore -- not baggy but up to my knees, as opposed to soccer where i liked them shorter. >> learn something new every day. >> things you didn't know. good day to get on the basketball courts outside. my goodness, temperatures in the 60s whether you want to play golf, basketball, get out and do it. you won't have too much longer. we're talking about temperatures that are going to be dropping quite a bit. let's go ahead to max one and use that. that's my fault

. >> juan: some of the bounce back, i saw a piece in "gq," what is going on with van joness jumping on bandwagon but i heard other things he said about trump in the wake of the address on tuesday. i don't think they were very becoming of president trump. he is remaining liberal but he's very smart in saying you better wake up. i don't think you have a shot at 2020 unless you put someone up close smart, likable. as you know, it's hard. >> kimberly: he's being honest. >> juan: if you are looking and saying lies van jones being so praising of president trump. >> dana: i don't think he's praising him. i think he's talking about reality and the democrats are having to rebuild from the ground up. it's not only the presidency they lost but over the last eight years, they lost the state legislative races. they don't even really have a bench. before they -- they have to rebuild by all accounts. no one knows what's really going to happen. talking about 2020 is a little premature. >> juan: i think rush limbaugh said that democrats brought out captain kangaroo in the form of governor beshear of ke

the new york times, the new yorker, washington post, boston globe, new york magazine, the atlantic gq, the author of love in the time of algorithms and his latest book, "wolf boys: 2 american teenagers and mexico's most dangerous drug cartel" was called undeniably gripping by the new york times book review. please help me welcome dan slater. >> so as a writer, you dream about a lot of things in your diluted little minds, you dream about publishing a book or another book and dream about having somebody read it, dream about getting a nice review, and having your book made into a movie but one thing you don't dream of because it is so sublime and totally unlikely is the possibility someone will name an ice cream after your book. thank you for giving me the greatest gift i was not even arrogant enough to want. wolfed down chocolate chip, i can say without bias, is the best scoop you ever had. [applause] >> thanks to the savannah book festival, mark murphy, one of the many masterminds of this amazing event, thanks to roy and richard, my hosts, thanks to youngsters who snatched me off the s

. >> gq magazine, what you waiting on?s is special cloth. my stylist went to italy. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and got the silks from the finest cloth, you know what i'm saying. >> jimmy: when your stylist goes to italy, does he or she bring back a suit, or does she bring back a roll of fabric and make you a custom-made suit. >> he's a don, he's a male. he knows my taste. i'm cut from a special cloth. so he had to get the silks from a special -- you know what i'm saying, everybody gotta be special. >> jimmy: yeah. now i want to mention, this is your son, your boy here on the cover. >> yeah, that's my son. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is one of the cutest things i've ever seen in my life. this kid in that little suit. does he wear suits regularly? >> that was specially tailor made. >> jimmy: he has a taylormade suit. >> we got matching suits. every suit i got, he got. >> jimmy: he has one of these? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. >> that's my biggest blessing. i love you so much, i love you. >> jimmy: how

programs, and you just referenced villanova and i know that you have a profile of jay wright right now in "gqgood news as you referenced, there are schools out there committed to academic excellence and also playing great hoops. >> that is right. these things do not have to be mutually exclusive and that is what the exercise proves. it requires a coach who gets it so that at villanova the athletes are not e sequestered in their own dorm, a a nd they to be a part of the college experience and generally, they have to stay for the four years for that college experience. it is possible to do this, and do it right. and that is who we, i as a sports fan, i want to rout for. >> and jay wright has had the most dominant college basketball team in the nation for the last three years, and so, what is his secret sauce? >> you know, michael, the secret sauce is that he's emotionally intelligent, and he's straight up with the player, and he is vulnerable with his players. he is not an xs and os guy, and in fact, he told me that when they see you, and you see the coach in the huddle with the diagramming the

." >> jimmy: "gq!"'s top shelf. people who do this, classy top-shelf people. >> jimmy: this is, like, yeah. this is "electric boogaloo." [ laughter ] >> steve: what? i'm not a trend follower. oh, you're doing it, too. >> jimmy: oh, what's up? oh. >> steve: sup? st. patrick's day is up. >> jimmy: i think james -- everything good over there, james? there you go. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oye! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, snowblower for looking like a lawnmower that's flashing somebody. it's like, "whoa, hey." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hello! >> jimmy: hey. >> steve: hmm, christmas goose came early. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, "beauty and the beast" for teaching kids an important lesson. it's okay if you're hideous and everyone is scared of you. you can still get the girl as long as you're crazy rich. [ laughter and applause ] good lesson. >> steve: it's america! >> jimmy: it's a good lesson to learn. >> steve: it's america! [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, little

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now sharing secrets with "gq" magazine, wang is opening up about living in the moment pursuing nownessat. works out regularly as you can tell with heavy weights and stretches for up to four hours a day. >> yes! >> go, wang. he also says he eats whatever he wants and he's learning english in case he gets his big break in a hollywood movie. >> could happen. >> you know what, moral of the story on this hump day, you are never old to dream big. >> yes. >> and the other moral -- i'll have what he's having. wow. >> i can tell you what he's having. i left it out. green jell-o cubes, pancakes and there was one other thing that was his favorite, cocktails. >> that was worth the wait, my friend. thank you, lara. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> nice. >>> coming up, how well do fitness trackers stack up against that metabolic chamber? wait until you see the results. >>> and emma thompson is blasting hollywood. we're going to tell you what she's saying when we come back. [ cheers and applause ] >>"gma's morning menu" is brought to you by chick-fil-a. menu is brought to you by chick-fil-a. (roose

the place that gq magazine called, and i still can't read this without laughing.he coolest city on the planet. how was it when i moved to park slope, liquor stores have bulletproof cages to protect their cashiers and they now have picture windows and free tasting of their expansive and expensive pinot noir collections. how could we have gotten to a point in history as we did in the fall of 2015 for the fabled parisian department store spent a month celebrating brooklyn mania with an exhibit called brooklyn reef gauche. how could the only chic parisians be so winters did in nine products is animated and brooklyn for seeming as though they could be worn heartbeat by a brooklynite or at least a parisians idea of a brooklynite. one final question. why should anyone care what happened to brooklyn? the place isn't even a a city. if the borough. it has 2,600,000 people in a city of 8 million. with 330 million, what's the big deal? i try to show what about the reason we should be interested as brooklyn is a microcosm for the vast economic and social changes that have been