you had your gucci by tom ford uniform, your chanel uniform. you were one type of girl. to be you and that's when pat field brought to the small screen. >> video fashion spent a day with emmy award winning costume designer patricia field during new york fashion week. she scoured the shows for looks to transform the women of "sex in the city" to their characters. >> it's all pat field. she did everything. and she's a phenomenon herself. >> her father was a taylor so she knows lines, seams, draping, flow and streucture. >> everything about the success of "sex in the city" was a wonderful surprise. sarah jessica parker was a natural in clothing. graceful and enjoyed it. was into it. so she and i had that creative relationship, which produced that whole thing. she understood that you could wear heels with a wheef beife b and a tutu or whatever. if you take the classics that are real classics and put them together in new ways, you know, you got a winning hand. >> there was still debate about some of her most iconic ensembles on whether they work or don't work but that's some

is conquering catwalks in paris london new york and milan whether gucci valentino or here christopher kane all the big designers are courting her fashions glamour and glitter is a world away from the place where she was born. my first home was kenya and cusumano i lived with my grandparents on lake victoria and we were a big family with my uncles aunts and cousins we also had cows and other animals at home. that all changed completely when i came to germany. and. when she arrived in her new home in dresden she was eleven years old and didn't speak a word of german. at sixteen she found herself a modeling agency and now she's being called the german naomi campbell. that's very flattering says nicole latino but her success still seems a bit surreal to her. you can't really believe it's happening because it's like a dream world and you can't believe that you're in it and that you can go every day to these cool places and work with great artists and designers designers at the moment it's everything i ever imagined was it really is a dream come true. so. in twenty eighteen of course you kn

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and the gucci scarf gave it away.>> that could be ep vis right there. >> spoiler alert. >> he nailed it, but with w wedding plans to make with his fiancee and baby number three on the way, how does this busy pop star balance it all? >> you have kids. you are humbled very quickly. you watch the show and you're feeling all good and then diapers and feed me and put me to bed and read to me. >> no a-list celebrity status. >> i love the success. >> i do too. >>> now we're going to do the best thing that you all have seen all day. >> here we go. >> you, kevin frazier, get your office organized by marie kondo. >> it was a little messy. >> let me give you the back story. kevin was away on assignment, so i thought, what better time to invade his privacy? marie kondo only speaks a little bit of english and works alongside an intermepreter. are you ready? >> i guess i have no choice. >> i was not. >> hi. >> hi. >> this is kevin's office. this place is a disaster. i don't even like cominghere. >> okay. kevin's got a lot of clutte

after jones was taken intoy, custfficers searched the area and found a gucci backpack a witness had seennds of pot and a .45 caliber handgun. jones with a previous felony conviction was prohibited owning a gun. in rockville, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> it's been called a potentiaf game chang millions of americans dealing with back pain and considering sgery. this new robotic spine surgery out s the surgeon to map the procedure weeks before it takes place. this week dr. christopher goode from the virginia spine institute in reston became the trst person in world to perform this type of robotic spine surgery. the patient, a23 ear-old woman who has scoliosis. this is video inside the operating room at restonho ital center. >> using tools like robotics, like navigation, we're able to ma much more precise plan. >> the combination improves the safety and accuracy of the insessions. there is less radiation involved and it reduces the risk of complications could be more a wildilable later this year. >> wow. that's amazing. >>> this next one is a different nd of game changer. this could change the

absorbs moisture, regulates temperature, this kind of will is normally used for making fine suits for gucciw mcconaughey, it's happened organically, it's been so it's happened organically, it's been so great about the business and the brand, the organic support that we have got. how is that conversation about is a still a vehicle —— sustainability changing. is that the only thing people care about?l couple of weeks ago the was united nations report saying we have 12 years to keep google warning below one and a half degrees before we reach a tipping point. the bottom line is we have to - better making stuff and ye believe of making stuff and we believe it's business as that. but not consumers changing the way they behave. tell me about some research behind this, making shoes from wool and eucalyptus trees. 0ut those that work? well is a renewable resource, we use eucalyptus fibre, cellulose, that's incredibly renewable, we found a way to take the petrol from eda foam, one of the most commonly used materials and footwear and replace it with sugar cane. all these problems, you know, can be sol

. >> this doesn't bode well for the guccis and pradas and other premier brands either. >> reporter: with a number of high-tech companies facing strong headwinds, one warning sign heckman says we should be looking for is whether any of the companies suddenly decide to pull back on some of their major campus expansion plans. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> well, the u.s. state department has a warning for americans traveling to china -- exercise increased caution because of the country as arbitrary enforcement of local laws as well as restrictions on dual chinese nationals. they have exit bans to prevent u.s. citizens from leaving china, sometimes for years. officials say those bans are being used in part to compel americans to participate in chinese government investigations. >>> a big day today in washington. >> the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. >> for a second time, returning to that position that she first gained in 2007, until the democrats lost control.

after jones was taken into custody, officers searched the area and found a gucci backpack a witness had seen him carrying. it held pot and a .45 caliber handgun. jones, who has a previous felony conviction in virginia, was prohibited from possessing a n. jones faces a sentencing hearing. in rockville, jackie benson, ne 4. >>> we're working for your health this morning. here is a back surge breakthrough in northern virginia. just after the break, doreen gentzler will introduce you to a doctor using robots toelp ease ba hck >>> it is a potential game-changer for millions ofan amer dealing with back pain and considering surgery. news 4's doreen gentzler working for your health this morning to tell us about the new technology that could help patients get back on their feet faster and safer than ever before. >> i'll tell the robot i want to operate from here. >> reporter: operating on someone's spine takes tremendous skill and precision. >>ach time we place a scre into a bone, we have to hit a bull's eye. then the tap. >> reporter: robotic technology can guide a surgeon in the operating room

>> yes, i know that voicilar to the well and the gucci scarf gave it away.ight there. ♪ >> spoiler alurlt. >> so he nailed it. and with baby number three on the way, how does this busy pop star balance it all? >> you have kids, you humbled very quickly. diaper and feed me and put me to bed and read me "pop and pop." >> that's right no kids care about how big your celebrity star is. they just want their bedtime. >> i love hearing that. now to a run away netflix hit. with murecondo. >> thank you. because it's a disaster. kevin was away on assignment, so had her do organizing. she works with an interpreter but prepare to be amazed. >> help has arrived. >> this is kevin's office. this place is a disaster. i don't even like coming in here. >> okay. kevin isn't order-level messy, he's just got a lot of clutter and obviously he loves himself. so marie condo is definitely having a moment. the 34-year-old mom of two has a wait list for consoles and she had already built an estimated $8 million tidying up empire. >> i love this. >> marie helped declutter kate canny cu

robert gucci toward several stores in afghanistan, shot dead after side a store.ndom act of violence. george bush mince of his mental illness, leaves behind a wife and 3 kids. a go fund me page for the family raised $24,000. you could help donate by going to "fox and friends first."com. rob: michael cohen is set to testify next month, jim jordan says democrats we use that as political theater. >> first big hearing the democratic congress has for a convicted felon, he lied to congress, that is your first indication it doesn't underscore the fact they are totally focused on getting this president and not doing what is best for the country. i don't know what. rob: donald trump's former personal attorney was spent 3 years in prison for campaign-finance violation, tax evasion and lying to congress. :is looking forward to giving, quote, full and credible account of the events which got him fired. jillian: senator kamala harris is teasing a 2020 white house run. >> are you going to run for president? >> i might. >> reporter: the california democrat will reportedly announ

the luxury retailers that depend on the chinese consumer are down today, lvmh, caring the parent of guccibc has compiled that houses a number of companies that rely on sales in china or generate sales in the country and you can see it is trading down but relatively flat. back to you. >> thank you seema moody. >> check please. >> time for check please. >> the government shutdown the longest in history, 23 days and counting and so here's a stat that came out last week but it is worth pondering as we enter the longest shutdown s&p estimates that if the shutdown lasts two more weeks including this week, it would cost the u.s. economy 6 be there. $6 billion which is more than what trump, president trump, is asking to build a wall that's really something that everybody should be thinking about as we go thu therough the negotiations, what is the cost of the american economy, the wall and federal workers without paychecks. >> i asked one of our guests whether there hasn't been an idea of setting up a commission, like simpson-bowles to look at border security and if you did that and both sides agr

fascinating to see him give interviews on television, say he's going broke and he's posting pictures of his gucci shoes on instagram. >> i haven't seen that one. >> as jess said, he likes to have it both ways. he's on television shows, spinning his narrative. when he goes into court, he has to face real charges that he lied to congress and there's lots of evidence that show what he said was provenly false. >> only two guests have been arrested in five years, michael cohen and roger stone. and i find that interesting. what a coincidence. these are the only two guests i've ever interviewed who have been arrested. anyway, thank you for being here. please stick around, jess. we have much more with you. quick break here and washington post jason orion is here, reflecting about his time behind bars in iran for doing his job. >>> and one of the reporters laid off at huff post this week. what is going wrong in digital media? i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision.

gucci has to move shoes from italy over to the united kingdom.r two days? >> i think the truth is, of course, most of the trade is actually on the customs, is done electronically, it's done by computer. i'm saying to you that i think gucci or whatever has to adapt to the new situation, and that is why i think there would be some disruption. but they would adapt. and also, you think about it, we go on and on about the automotive industry in this country. and all parts are brought in. a lot of parts come from other countries now. francine: when i have the grocers telling us that they're stockpiling, this is not scare mongering, they're just stock piling. are you not worried about them stockpiling? >> there will be some disruption, i have no doubt about it. we will have to adapt. the truth is there will be the cost of trading across the customs border, not least of all getting tariffs, until we can actually have a free trade agreement with the e.u. but we have a choice. we either have the with w draul agreement with all its horrors or actually go fo

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gucci then sealed the win in injury time he should have now had the chance to be asian champions for a fifth time. or after that defeat carlos carroll sept down as boss of the round the portuguese hard coach the team for eight years he took around to two world cups and help them become the highest placed agent team in the fever rankings. japan's about it's an asia cup final will be decided on choose say they are up against catherine what's being dubbed the blockade darby cats are unbeaten in the tournaments but as david stokes explains all have pretty much no supports in the stadium talk about maximising home advantage the united arab emirates has bought the remaining tickets for the semifinal against cancer and handed them out for free but crucially only to their phones effectively blocking away support so not for the first time this tournament catalyst players will largely be alone when they take to the pitch in abu dhabi but despite the prospect of a hostile crowd of forty two thousand they fancy their chances they are the form team after all with five wins from five and no goals

after jone taken into custody, officers searched the area and found a gucci backpack a witness had seennd a .45 caliber handgun. jones, with a previous felony, waro prohibited carrying a gun. jones still faces a sentencing hearing. jackie benson, news 4. >>> 6:38. in an hour from now, volunteers will be cleaning up the park around fletcher's boathouse. that's in northwest d.c. the map shows the areae're talking about here. with the government shut down, the national park service could not keep the park maintained. park has been dealing with storm run-off from theau potomac b of high waters from the rain and all the snow. hundreds of volunteers are expected to come out and help in the cleanup effort. >>> we're working for your health this morning. there is a back surgery bre breakt virginia.orthern just after the break, doreen gentzler going to introduce you to a doctor using robots to help ease back pain. that's straight ahead, right here on >>> this is a potential ha gameer for millions of americans dealing with back pain and considering surgery. news 4's doreen gentzler working for yo

paris and i went to the paris flea market and there were so many knockoffs of all brands, hermes, gucci, but i saw a lot of knockoffs of canada goose jackets. i would only imagine that's happening in china, too. is that an issue? how are you guys tackling that problem? >> well, the company has a robust policy to try to prevent that and they are working with various agents and governments to do it. the good news is fundamentally, there's nothing better than a canada goose jacket so they really can't knock off what really the product is and consumers are smart. so many are buying those, they are not getting the quality or turning them away. it's very hard to kind of replicate the warmness. as you know from being in davos, five, six years ago i started wearing the coat. it was the first time i was ever warm in davos and could talk articulately in interviews when it's 50 below behind me. liz: bain has been in retail for decades but retail has changed. having gone through what you guys did with toys "r" us bankrupt, gymboree, what must any investment you and bain make in retail offer today b

so bmw, gucci, they don't cut their price.premium brand apple is a premium brand >> yes but do you need a new iphone froebl not do you even want a new iphone? the latest ones haven't been that great the products haven't been keeping up with these premium prices >> i don't know. my husband wakes up at 3:00 in the morning when the apple products go on sale. is it a problem or positive that prices are up? >> it was a problem and now it's a positive let me give you that specifically we came on this very show prior to earnings and exactly what the other was speaking about the our concern, the price of those phones we thought it would slow down. we had no interest in buying a stock with that high of evaluation with slowing revenue and slowing earnings because of those numbers. now you a stock that's down 40%. this is the time where it is attractive investors are the market are always going to shoot to the opposite extremes on the upside and downside we feel it's happening right now and the investors are going view it as a positive i

i love bradley in the head-to-toe gucci. another guy involved in his style. see us. >> take a little nap. great job. if you want more, catch "e news." >>> we will go to carson and get the pop start. >> i miss the meat dress from gaga. first up is andy samberg and sandra oh did a nice job last night, but it is istill unknown for oscars. hart insisting he addressed the tweets and didn't feel the need to repeatedly apologize. ellen came to his defense and encouraged the comedian and academy to reconsider. for a moment, it appeared hart would, but that is not the case according to deadline. he felt his hosting would be a distraction and continue the narrative to take the spotlight off the movies being considered. he said he was concerned about the limited amount of time to prepare. nbc news reached out to art hart we have not heard back. >>> and the big shows on hbo. "veep" and more. a quick warning if you are not caught up on the series, the following teaser contains spoilers. >> i want to know what happened that night. >> i need to show that i'm a lone, fierce,

materialism and at the same time where we are right now and the pressure on these kids who can afford a $500 gucciy. perhaps any help we can get. government should be the one sending the message considering the amount of debt we have. i appreciated and i think the audience does, too. five seconds and a final word. >> well, thank you. south carolina can join other states have gotten an a in the subject. i hope we do. charles: it's a great idea. thank you for a much we appreciate it. a new study that looks at what cities have the happiest workers and the most miserable. we will tell you which one came out on top right after the break. r. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. what we deliver by delivering. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, . . charles: before the break, we asked, we want y