she's currently the face of gucci. >> gucci premiere, the new essence for women. >> at one mtv moviewards, blake wore an electric blue dress with purple suede louies vuitton s, a red silk gown with a tulle ruffle skirt. at the gala she arrived in sea green. >> this is christian, louis vuitton, of course. >> one of her favorite designers, marcasa. blake is clearly at the cutting edge of style. >> i grew up always having such a love and appreciate for fashion. >> i love the fact she's wearing one of this season's trends. the mullet dress which is short at the front, longer at the back. with that great pair of ankles. she can really pull it off. >> at number three angelina jolie. >> alberta. >> one of the world's biggest stars, angelina, has been rocking red carpets for 25 years. >> that's a gorgeous dress. >> thank you. >> beautiful. >> the first time we saw angelina on the red carpet was with her dad. even though she looks a little uncomfortable like a deer caught in the headlights, at a young age she was already making a big fashion statement. >> solid colors are one of her trademark

obama, for choosing theama gucci where i am -- the yamaguchi, where i am from. last year when barack visited japan, we ate at very, very pop pew loor sushi restaurant. because of the fact that the two beers enjoyed now they become more and more popular in japan. but there was one problem that evolved in the arrangement of sushi dinner together with barack. i actually prepared one from not my district. it was arranged by the minister of foreign affairs and probably because of the fact that the minister for foreign affairs is from hiroshima so he chose that. and because of that selection, i have so much pressure and criticism from people inama gucci -- yamaguchi and shared this wonderful story when he visited japan. so probably because of that selection last year president obama chose the yamaguchi just for this occasion. so with that, i would like to note the kind consideration of first lady, mrs. obama, and also i always receive from my wife, and i'd like to propose a toast to our friends to further jefment of the u.s.-japan relationship. >> prime minister abe w

. >> reporter: it's not just the gucci and barney shops of the magnificent miles, retail sales are rising nearly city wide nearly. but this is the tail of two chicagos one to the north, prosperous and mostly white, and the other one where police activity is a daily occurrence. it's blighted black, and intensely poor. >> all we have is liquor stores. we have to told everybody who we elected to represent us accountable for why we live like we're in a third world country. >> the city tends to fund projects downtown or in wealthier neighborhoods. one possible reason this neighborhood may be home to the nation's first black president, but chicago has had just one african american mayor in its history. >> everyone wants the black vote but people are not willing to protect the black community's interest. we are last on the toetem pole. and we're struggling right now. >> reporter: schools are funded by local income taxes. those in wealthy neighborhoods perform better. in illinois more black men are in prison than in college. once there, for most the chances of getting a job, any job simply evapor

we know it is having problems with gucci.ewel in the crown, bottega vanessa also not doing so well. slowing sales in the growth of the handbag maker as well. back to you. jon: let's move things on and get into the exit debate. what is worse? brexit or grexit? up until now the focus has been on greece but with the u.k. general election two weeks away that may change. for germany britain's departure of the eu is more dangerous. we are joined now by open europe's general director. great to have you on the show. we spent a lot of time talking about grexit. talk to me about exit and germany. guest: what grexit means for germany? jon: the british exit. brexit. guest: brexit would be a bigger shock for germany and something more difficult to handle. if you compare the two economies, greece's 1.3% of the eu's gdp and the u.k. is about to overcome france as the second-largest economy in the european union. i think germans should be concerned about brexit in the future. jon: one is a monetary union and the other is a trade union. shoul

mercedes truck perfect for storing your gucci loafers in the backseat.ou ever have too much money? ♪ melissa: from the us, every corner of the globe money is flying around the world today. starting in greece. which just made a big payment to the imf worth half a billion dollars. you know that hurt. many investors worried it wouldn't find the cash in time for today's deadline. greece promised to start selling off state assets in order to satisfy creditors. over to north pole very brave people are taking part in a marathon. each runner is paid around $12,000 to fly to norway. they stay in a campsite. run 26 miles over frozen water. only 300 people have finished the race. for that, $12,000. my price would be higher. in germany a statue of the euro is in need of its own bailout. that sounds about right. it's a symbol of the european union outside the headquarters of the ecb, but now it stands vandalized. in desperate need of a makeover. they're appealing to private donors for tens of thousand of dollars. give 1,000 bucks, you have a plaque installed nearby.

anything that is high end and trendy and is a brand that is kate spade and gucci and prada and any ofrands we'll take on consignment it goes into a contract and you get 50% commission when it sells. at the end of the 90 days you can pick your items up or we can donate them. >> be choosey, ask how much the shop is going to charge for your items and if you are not satisfied find normal place gl we do half to 75% off retail. some shops charge for administration fees and go over your items with the store owner or manager, and the prices going down because of a stain and some offer up front right away and others offer a percentage for what the item eventually sells for, can you make more if you are willing to wait. and call ahead in you are willing to wait for your items. again at the ask xaktdly what your cut will be and how long is the consignment period, i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> and we have breaking news out of levitytownlevittown, buck county a portion of route 13 is shut down because of construction screws reportedly hit a gas line in this area. it's very preliminary

official in the clinton foundation, is appearing in "elle" magazine wearing jewelry and clothes by gucci, cartier and all expensive high-end brands so it seems an amazing lapse in optics to talk about inequality on one side and on the other side appearing on the cor of a fashion mag wearing all this expenseive bling. >> byron, thanks for talking to me. we'll look for your writings. >>> tensions between saudi arabia and iran intensify as the conflict yemen only gets worse. this is just one factor that could impact what you're paying at the gas pump. the ceo of conoco-phillips is with me next as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." fastidious librarian emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> new developments in yemen as

say if you are a rapper, you're in jail, like gucci man. it is okay. can still make money because your hologram is out here going on tour for you. listen ya. >> hologram in jail and let him go! >> i don't know that will philadelphia international airport. >> right. let the hologram do the time. but i think this will be the wave of the future. i think people will like. >> this people love those artists so much. >> yes. >> well, i would like to see luther come back. >> can you imagine the beatles get back together? john lennon comes out. >> i see what you are saying. hard to see you miss that person so much, then to see them kind of there but not really? >> but not really there. >> ya. >> why couldn't we be -- they could have holograms do this on the days where you're tired, don't want to get up early corks do good day philadelphia. >> true. we could all be holograms. how do you know we're not holograms right now? >> ya. >> you guys, i'm not even here. i'm home. >> quincy moves too well. about three month ago he hasn't been with us. >> let's talk about a

. >> jimmy: i never know what i'm wearing either. [ laughter ] gucci.can dance. you love music. i know that. where would the first lady listen to music? i always feel that would be a a thing that you can't do anymore. >> no, no, absolutely. i have an ipod. and i usually just put my earphones in, in the car. i'm always listening to music. i mean, that's the way i kind of settle myself. unlike you. i hear you just blast your music all over. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. yeah, when you hear it, yeah. when you hear, you know. whatever i was playing. it could be anything. it's more like the wiggles at my house. >> oh yeah, you're in that stage. >> jimmy: i'm in that stage. i have two little babies. >> well now, i'm at the stage where my kids are introducing me to music. and they're like, "you don't want to hear this, mom. the language is too bad." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like they're telling you. >> well, what are you doing listening to it? >> jimmy: oh, i did that. >> like, "oh, you don't want to listen." >> every kid did that growing up. hiding stuff, and -- oh, my

put in the towers are generally those that are of higher value, things such as the pradas, fendis, guccisrth. >> the next morning, he takes a look at the video and can't believe the spectacle at his eye glass store. the damage amounts to almost $25,000. >> i was somewhat in a daze, and it was somewhat unbelievable the extent of the violence of this break-in. i don't quite even get why it was necessary on the part of the perpetrator. >> but earlier in the week, a similar crime occurs at the store. security cameras are immediately installed, and they catch this second robbery on camera. snarr believes it's the same suspect. >> it's my opinion that that first crime was more of a case to test the alarm system. >> in october of 2010, police arrest 39-year-old adrian irving on charges of breaking and entering and vandalism. two months later, he pleads guilty. he's sentenced to three years in prison. it's all thanks to the 20/20 lens of the surveillance camera. >> it's not that expensive when you get the payback or the reward, when you catch them like this on film. it can go a long ways in helpi

official in the clinton foundation, is appearing in "elle" magazine wearing jewelry and clothes by guccir and all expensive high-end brands so it seems an amazing lapse in optics to talk about inequality on one side and on the other side appearing on the cor of a fashion mag wearing all this expenseive bling. >> byron, thanks for talking to me. we'll look for your writings. >>> tensions between saudi arabia and iran intensify as the conflict yemen only gets worse. this is just one factor that could impact what you're paying at the gas pump. the ceo of conoco-phillips is with me next as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." fast [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathing and may even put you in the hospital. pr

. >> he later gets a complaint about some gucci frames from plimer's shop as well. >> they definitely reported back to us that no, these are phony, that they were counterfeit. [ bleep ] >> plimer denies that accusation and before this february 2007 attack, silverman has several conversations with plimer both on the phone and face-to-face. >> he refused to acknowledge what he was doing all the way down the pike. >> then one morning, silverman says he receives an unusual call from plimer. >> we got that famous phone call in the morning of saying that he had found god, he found religion, he was going to pay restitution, he wanted to talk to me. >> silverman arrives at adam plimer's optical store and is blindsided by what follows. >> oh, i'm sorry. did i hit you? >> he opens it up and just slams it in my face. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> then he grabs the papers out of my arm and starts whacking me with those. it just escalated. >> plimer even spits on silverman. >> [ bleep ] you. >> and every time he comes out, he seems a little more enraged. >> at one point, silverman tries to keep plimer insi

airplane this administration like a stradivarius and even now you have gucci loafers wearing john kerryensible shoes hillary clinton doing the baking but the administration is in a position of profs training itself to the iranian terrorist regime. this is a very bad position and if we don't walk away i from my hands in the air. stuart: when you throw your hands in the year because they extended into triple overtime. >> these have been negotiating in one way or another since 2006. if the iranians wanted a deal they would make a deal. stuart: throughout that time since 2006 un inspectors of not been allowed to inspect what they want to expect. >> this is what iranians do. they do deal striptease and at the last minute pull the iranian rug out from under you and it's happening again. stuart: thank you very much. we have news on the iran deal. there will be any event some time today in the swiss city to update the press no other details available but when we get from you will get done too coming up leader. check the big board did stop static stuff 66 points we have been there for have an ho

name was gucci. he may have become a pair of shoes. what are you wearing? watch you. thanks very much. more "varney" after this. you can't predict the market. but at t. rowe price we've helped guide our clients through good times and bad. our experienced investment professionals are one reason over 85% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so in a variety of markets we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. stuart: moments ago few drill bolted was on this show. now she has a full hour. deirdre: thank you. the public needs to vote. >> i know that there are a lot of details that will be worth out over the next few months. congress needs to be playing a role. edwards. we will tell you what he said. if you do not want to pay steve

tom: this is not gucci, it's much broader. guest: that's the thing. market, which would make it the fourth biggest economy in the world. 90% of it is nonluxury stuff. you know, it's a lipstick. it's a pair of normal shoes. it's a hand bag. it doesn't have to be expensive. it's a hand cream. tom: reaching up the first stick of lipstick. interesting. olivia: how do you play this? do you buy l'oreal shares? ajay: personal carry. they could be accessories. they could be expensive luxury products, which are growing more rapidly. so they're only 10% of the overall market, but they grow a lot faster. that might change going forward, so i actually prefer the middle market stuff. so leather shoes, hand bags cosmetics, nutrition healthcare leisure all this stuff doesn't have to be expensive. olivia: paying for chipotle without g.m.o.n. your note you write about signaling the rebellious consumption. what does that mean? ajay: in the old days, you could go to an ivy league university. if you see a mandarin in china, that's the way you showed off your importance.

olympic gold medal christiia ma gucci is here -- christie -- kristi yamagucchi >>> after a cold morningn the exend tended outlook. more on that coming up. >>> recognize this beautiful young lady? chris -- kristi dazzled many and since then she's started the always dream foundation. she joins us in the studio to talk about special campaign you are taking part in hoekd. good morning. thanks for being here. >> i have to ask you, when you look at video like that of you as a young skater, do you miss that kind of intense competition? will you kind of relieved it's over? >> both. definitely relieved. there's no greater feeling than to be at the top of your game and to be able to compete and feel like you did go out there and do anything. miss that feeling. but at the same time, the pressure, i don't miss that. i can't even imagine the pressure it must be on for young people. you were quite young when you were doing that. how did you handle that kind of situation? >> i think it was the only life i knew. it was like -- this is what i have to do and you've train and you have worked hard for mome

the french luxury goods group is trading lore after sales at gucci missed expectations. several banks decided to lower the price target on the back of the disappointing first quarter trading update from this group and roche slightly outperforming after better than expected first quarter sales and shares are seen here trading higher by 1.3%. let's cross out to carolyn that brings us more on this story. carolyn, good morning. >> good morning to you. they're really pleased by the first quarter report this morning. we got the sales number 11.8 billion swiss francs and that is a 5% sales growth. what's driving those sales in the first quarter? once again, roche can rely on its strong oncology franchise. particularly breast cancer drugs where sales rose 28% and one drug saw a massive growth of 82% for that quarter but there are still some concerns about roche and to what extent it has been hit by currencies. a lot of the cost base here is in a strong swiss franc. export markets in the u.s. with the strong dollar. how is all of that feeding into the numbers? well the ceo was pr

the one i wrestle is named gucci. poor little guy. you know how -- there you go. to do this, jamie. this is not part of the gig. i said oh, it has to be part of the gig. how many chances do you get and. >> it looks like you had won. he kept his mouth shut the intime. did someone die and leave this? >> they left it to their husband. the husband gave it to the children. they sell also the gator jerky and gator meat. apparently it's a delicacy. i did try it but it's chicken fried. >> that's the family. >> it's a road side attraction. one of the best i've visited in florida. the second episode i have tonight i want to tell you about -- it's all new tonight at 9:00 p.m. is about a man, a manly man like you, bri who inherited 5,000 dolls from his man. you think it would be a chick magnet. it's been a burden. >> really? let's listen. >> i was shocked. i know laurie was really shocked. we knocked some dolls off. while we were counting. >> i was like, oh, my gosh. i don't know if this is collecting or hoarding. i've never seen anybody with that many dolls. >> me neither. >

. >> there is a song about looking at my gucci, it's about that time. looking at my apple.to the hype? >> it's fashion and function. they nailed it in the sense that it's a statement piece as much as a time piece. you can make calls with it and read e-mails and send texts with your voice. it's awesome but again this is something that you want to wear. a number of different color band options and styles. it's all about personalization. they are not the first of the market, but they put that apple touch on it that makes you think they do a good job of creating that. >> is it a one size thing? >> two sizes. this was recommended and the people who have risk. is this a 38. the 42 is too big for me so it's in terms of size options. it's what i call the ben and jerry's effect. from a leather to a sport that i am wearing. >> rose gold if you want to pay $17,000. >> that's the one you wanted. you are crazy. >> we look at the different versions. that's cute. click. of course i picked the $17,000 one. >> dylan is calling. i will go ahead and answer. >> i am embarrassed. >> how you act