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, as seen through the eyes of jackie kennedy, played, as everyone will knowlot of interest in her performance, lots and lots of nominations, and the film plays out like a kaleidoscope. it's essentiallyjuggling a series of different time frames that are all meant to be representing her fragmented state of mind, so we have the motorcade in dallas, the aftermath in washington, we have the funeral, the huge sort of funeral arrangements, and we also have a wrap round which is jackie kennedy being interviewed by a journalist who, in the film is unnamed, but it's obviously inspired by the life magazine interview. at the very beginning of the interview she says to him, "just remember i'm editing this conversation." and he says, "ok, it's going to be your version of events." here's a clip. you'll have to share something personal eventually. people won't stop asking until you do. and if i don't, they'll interpret my silence however they want? "her brow furrows, her lips are drawn. she holds back her tears but she can't hide her anger." most writers want to be famous. y

, as seen through the eyes of jackie kennedy, played, as everyone will knowby natalie portman. there's been an awful lot of interest in her performance, lots and lots of nominations, and the film plays out like a kaleidoscope. it's essentiallyjuggling a series of different time frames that are all meant to be representing her fragmented state of mind, so we have the motorcade in dallas, the aftermath in washington, we have the funeral, the huge sort of funeral arrangements, and we also have a wrap round which is jackie kennedy being interviewed by a journalist who, in the film is unnamed, but it's obviously inspired by the life magazine interview. at the very beginning of the interview she says to him, "just remember i'm editing this conversation." and he says, "ok, it's going to be your version of events." here's a clip. you'll have to share something personal eventually. people won't stop asking until you do. and if i don't, they'll interpret my silence however they want? "her brow furrows, her lips are drawn. she holds back her tears but she can't hide her

dresses. >> speaking of jackie kennedy.this in the robin's egg blue, she was likened to jackie kennedy. maeve, what did you think ever this dress? >> real homage to jackie kennedy with the bolero jacket and high neck and hair back. kind of a retro, very modern look that caught a lot of attention. the other day with ivanka's green contrast that caught eyes yesterday. >> so, assuming that the comparisons to jackie onassis would be inevitable, is there a risk in doing that? i mean, talking about not just someone who is a style icon but an icon of decorum and different civilities. does melania trump want to take that on? >> that's interesting because the first lady's position is kind of a privilege and a burden. she has to lead and kind of set an example. and also highlight the evolution of american women. so, she's got a lot of things to do here. she has to say a lot about style. that's how she'll telegraph her moves. >> but what was so unusual with that family at all of the balls last night. you had the wives of the trump son

don't get in any trouble, then what happened. >> jackie kennedy was going off to europe and she said actly that and the first opportunity john kennedy had, he brought the kids into the oval office, had them playing under the desk and those became those iconic photographs that showed up in life magazine that sort of helped to define the kennedy white house. the youth, the vigor, the sense of family. john kennedy stood visuals. he does as well. expect him to be of the visuals. >> he knows branding in the same way that john t. kennedy knew branding -- john f. kennedy knew branding. it wasn't quite as part of our lexicon as it is now. he understands the importance of the trump name and the trump brand. perhaps that's why it has taken so long to get some answers about how they're going to untangle this empire of sorts in this role where the president of the united states has his name on properties and entities around the world. >> to deal with those conflicts of interest as well. look, what he learned from his business is that if if you can brand your name, sort of brand everything you do

playing it to their strength, i guess. >> people didn't think regular women would be dressing like jackie kennedythey were. you could get your hair done like jackie. i don't think melania is at that level yet. took jackie some time. she said i feel like such a dud because she spent too much money on clothes, went to europe and spent thousands. she realized as first lady, you have to buy american and connect with american women. >> kellyanne was very ameri-can. she got a lot of heat online. is the criticism warranted? what are you seeing. >> this is a gucci outfit inspired by london. >> are you supposed to match hat and gloves. >> the connection she's making is maybe in her mind. she's standing there as donald trump said, our first two rules, buy american, hire american, and there she was in italian. >> italian, can't go wrong. >> as cuomo and cammarata believe. ladies, thank you very much. we will be calling on your services for the next four years. >>> all right. president trump wasting no time, taking action in his first hours as commander in chief. what can he get done in his first days in off

many saw her outfit yesterday as a reference to jackie kennedy. president trump delivered a fiery speech focusing on america first very much in line with some of the themes we heard from him on the campaign trail but he painted a bleak picture of america. take a listen. >> mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities. rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape, the crime and the gangs and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much unrealized potential. this american cornage stops right here and stops right now. >> and that use of the word carnage got a lot of attention. it's a an unusual word to use in an inaugural address. he also used words like robbed, stolen and trapped. but the president got into action. he promised to take meaningful action on day one and one was to sign an order involving obamacare. the order does direct agencies to minimize the financial impact of the law by interpreting the regulations in such a way as to help health providers and individuals and oth

obama, jackie kennedy, mrs. bush, you have to think through how you raise children or a child in the white house. to live some semblance of a normal life and protect them. they didn't run for re-election. they're a kid who got you know, put in the white house, chelsea at age 12. i think one of the most amazing things that the ushers did for her, i think the it was the first night they were there, she had four friends from little rock spending the night and they did a scavenger hunt through the state noor of the white house to find the painting of somebody in the red room and they are running all over, getting used to the house. i finally realized, i knew when chelsea made the house her home, her parents one night were having a dinner for people in the green room and she came down to say good night and the marine orchestra was play ng the background b and she's a ballerina and she came down off the elevator and went down the grand calle doing pliats dancing oblivious to the orchestra. kissed her parents and went

there were a lot of comparisons today to her suit to one that jackie onassis kennedy wore -- jackie kennedykeep it straight, yes. >> and that, so similar in style and color, her inauguration, 1961. >> well, i thought the ralph lauren suit was gorgeous. i loved sort of the new take on the jacket, which was cropped and sort of -- you see a lot of asymmetrical this week on her. >> we have. >> people were saying jackie o, jackie o. they are both doing a modern classic. they are both young women, stepping into the role of first lady. they're both looking for classics with a modern twist. at the time, jackie kennedy was considered very modern. a lot of people were talking that melania has the matching shoes, saying that's old fashioned. i liked it. i thought it was just a beautiful take, i loved the hair, the jewelry was perfect. you know, again, look at that, you go, wow. >> and no matter how you look at it, people are drawn to the first lady, what she's wearing, but what americans, a lot of them don't know yet what kind of role she's going to play in the white house. she talked a little bit on

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katie is back as jackie kennedy onasiss who look who is playing ted kennedy. matthew perry. all about it this morning. >> what i loved about playing jackie is she was such a style icon. and we are still so inspired by her. everyday. and being on those long costume fittings was so much fun and we were lucky that, you know, we were able to recreate so many beautiful pieces and you know, her style was so classic and it still works today. >> the kennedys after camelot covers more than 30 years after the president's assassination. up to john junior's death in 199 the. >> i want you to do something important with your life. i want you to do something that would make your father proud. >> my father is dead. >> matthew perry plays ted kennedy. he deals with the tragedy. >> my daughter died in this car. >> you think the girl's death will affect your chances of being president? >> he had more of a stocky thinner build than myself. so they created a compression suit for me. no moving in it. and if i had to go to the bathroom, it was an hour and a half. hour and a half ordeal. yeah. >>

trump estuvo acompaÑado de todos sus hijos y de la primera dama, quien recordÓ a jackie kennedy por sudentro del capitolio hubo un almuerzo. residente dijo que se sintiÓ honrado por la presencia de bill y hillary clinton quien fuera su rival en la campaÑa. recibieron una ovaciÓn de pie. para los seguidores de tronco en la explanada de -- de tru mp en la explanada del capitolio, fue un gran evento. >> muy bueno para todos los que vivimos aquÍ. reportera: entre ellos tambiÉn habÍa oponentes, este joven indocumentado. >> mi presencia aquÍ ha sido un acto de desobediencia civil. para enviar el mensaje de que no tengo miedo. reportera: el presidente bajo varias veces de su limosina para saludar a quienes le aclamaban. mÁs tarde presenciÓ el resto del acto en su honor. curiosamente el presidente habÍa dicho que su primer dÍa no seria hasta el lunes pero con la acciÓn tomada hoy no nos sorprenderÍa si tomada durante el fin de semana y tomarÁn las acciones ejecutivas. nosotros estamos pendientes de lo que puede hacer sobre inmigraciÓn. sabemos que daca y comenzar el muro fronterizo estÁn en la

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utilizÓ en 1961 para el mismo evento la que sigue siendo uno de los mÁs grandes Íconos de la moda jackie kennedygo vestido color vainilla con uno abito lateral. >> eligiÓ al diseÑador con quien lo diseÑÓ. >> la hija mÁs conocida de trump ivanka siempre da muestra por la elegancia esta vez con dos diseÑadores latinos primero con un saco de Óscar de la renta en blanco y pantalones a juegos y en la noche con un vestido color champagne bordado con cristales creaciÓn de carolina herrera. >> lo cierto es que pareciera la moda algo trivial, lo que utilizan las mujeres, queda para siempre en la memoria fotogrÁfica de la historia. con esto llegamos al final de la ediciÓn de noticias telemundo. >> muchas gracias por dejarnos entrar a sus hogares muy buenas noches, sigan con telemundo. buenas tardes. [♪] cc: telemundo network [♪]

she has had high praise for her portrayal of jackie kennedy.ondon is the highest funded part of the country and that inner—city schools here will be allocated 30% more funding per pupil than the national average. plans to build nearly 8,000 new homes in haringey may be put on hold overfears it could price local people out of the area. as part of the regeneration of wood green the council would provide land it owns, like the library, while a private company would put in the cash. last night campaigners held a protest urging the council's leadership to pause the project. drones are to be used to carry out surveys and do repairs on buildings in west london in order to save time and money. hammersmith and fulham council, who have already trialled the idea, says it will save them thousands of pounds as erecting scaffolding is slow and expensive. they'll use a specialist company to maintain and operate the drones. deliveroo has promised to increase its staffing numbers by a third when it opens its new london head office later this year. the online fo

. >> reporter: jackie kennedy converted the solarium on the third floor into a kindergarten for daughtercome a family room where the girls would have sleepovers. >> it was as normal as it could be although they had a view of the washington monument out their window. >> reporter: it could be the same one barron sees, before occupied by caroline and john john kennedy. the trump kids might sleep in the bedrooms where ronald reagan jr. stayed. another aspect of being a son or service detail. here's steve ford in montana, decked out in cowboy gear, and you get a kocode name. >> mine was peso. >> sasha was rosebud. malia, radiance. >> wherever you go, you have secret service around you. >> how do you normalize that? >> very hard. and that's why i think it takes some parenting and i think melania has to do that on a full-time way and make sure that her son comes out well-adjusted, and by all indications, she is doing her best to do that. >> melania has been unbelievable in terms of how she has been adjusting him to the changes that will be occurring in his own life. but he is very excited. >> r

>> i think the essence of it is that there's no one jackie kennedy.ny facets to her personality. i think that the idea that we present different faces to the world, depending on who we' interacting with is true across the board, but even more so for people in the public eye. and when you see her interact with her children in this film, with her old friend and aide, nancy tuckerman, with a priest, with bobby, with lyndon johnson's aides, you see a different jackie in all those environments and in all of those situations. and i think he wanted to kind of put together that collage and say that somewhere in that is the essence of this woman. but i think it's unfair to anyone to say, this is the one definitive version. >> we've got to go. my ep alex is saying that, but sometimes there's always one more question. my one last question -- sorry, alex, my last question is, how long was she suffering from this posttraumatic stress disorder? when did she come out of the cloud? >> you could argue that her marriage to onassuss, everything was driven by it in some

jackie kennedy was not active. moving into the white house. you picked this up from the times. i like this. this is a great guy — kissinger. henry kissinger said, and he was the secretary of state under nixon, i never really liked nixon. he told colleagues, he won‘t be around in a month. he got that wrong. i like that he then said, nixon was a very conceptual thinker and a student of world politics. trump is much more instinctual, and he beat 16 professional politicians to the nomination and pursued a strategy universally decried as hopeless, and he prevailed. a person who can do thatis he prevailed. a person who can do that is a leader of some significance. so don't dismissing? yes. then he goes on to say, him ally in himself with russia might be ally in himself with russia might be a good thing. —— aligning himself with russia. he is probably doing the right thing. we need to get close with russia, not in terms of election manipulation or anything, but politically, we need to get closer. he also is talking about

different color, but boy is that a jackie kennedy style she's got there, very classic, very elegant,ery refined. >> they're going to get in a little motorcade, a short drive from blair house over to st. john's episcopal church. the service will be very significant for this president-elect. >> it will. it's not somebody who has a long tradition in the church, not somebody known for having a particular spiritual theology, but he is somebody who was embraced by the conservative evangelical community during the primaries, won their votes considerably, was very, very strongly supported by the christian conservative community here in washington, d.c. and has talked repeatedly about how honored he has been to have enjoyed their support, even though he comes from, i think it's fair to say, a very different kind of background. >> yeah, he does. he will have his family bible later behind us when he is sworn in as president of the united states. also will have a lincoln bible as well. so it's a moment that he will certainly cherish as he begins, john king, this four-year adventure. >> today we

you can see here from kennedy's inauguration four years earlier, jackie kennedy is off to the left in the picture, note holding the bible. the bible was instead held by james r. browning, a clerk of the supreme court. few more pictures to show you. hairs ronald reagan's swearing in in 1981. jimmy carter is off to the right. here's bill clinton in 1993. here's 1985. reagan's second inauguration, it was a different locale. the weather was sod bad so the parade was cancelled the move the oath, take indoors into the capitol rotunda and weather has been a problem other times. this is from 1889. a lot of rain for the inauguration of benjamin harrison, and then in 19 ha -- 1945, this is the franklin d. roosevelt's fourth inauguration. the war was going on. he was not feeling well and everything was moved to the white house. he took the oath on -- at the -- one of to ball -- ball copies at the white house. roost had four inaugurations. barack obama is about to tie franklin d. roosevelt's record. thaw could that be? he we barack obama was naught raid televize. the 21 is in a sunday, and he too

. >> there was a hint of the kind of '60s of jackie kennedy whose inaugural gown was also white.t called to mind michelle obama's gown which was white. both of those were interpreted as sort of being about hope and optimism and a new beginning. >> the inaugural balls date back to james madison in 1809. in 2009, barack and michelle obama were serenaded by beyonce singing at last by etta james. george w. bush danced with his wife and danced with his daughters as well. >> now the president and first lady of the united states will take their first dance. >> the new first couple song, my way. by frank sinatra, one of mr. trump's favorite capturing his untraditional path to the white house. their family also joining them on stage. at the second ball of the night, president trump promising to get right to work. >> now the work begins. we have to get it done. we'll get it done. >> the trumps ended their evening at a ball honoring america's service members. >> you're amazing people. i like you for a lot of reasons, also i like the fact that you all voted for me. right? you all voted for m

. >> so this premiere collection features nancy reagan and jackie kennedy and their style and these adorable are nod to nancy's holiday shoes and so every year nancy reagan a fashion icon would glue red pompoms on to black high heels and so our little girl teddy bear because nancy also deck ratesed with teddy bears is wearing black shoes with red pompoms and reagans were known for love story here we have a girl and boy teddy bear and mistletoe and it's a nod to the lover ronnie and nancy brought to the white house and to deck races and a lot of funny love that and now you have these white christmas stockings and you were saying to me white stockings we consider them receipt owe. at one time they were new and fashionable. tell me about that. >> i was happy to design these because i want these. so basically we have these historical pictures that are really some show kennedy family christmas morning and tlrz stockings hung by fireplace half hazard and white and pompoms and they have these fun vintage retro embellishments on them and we have a christmas tree. we have a santa. and these stockings

. >> reporter: in 1962, jackie kennedy onassis restored the building and createded white house historical and still approved all major changes. the trumps will have free rein over the private residences barring any structural updates. and president-elect donald trump can completely redo the oval office from art to wallpaper, to rug, a defining feature. >> one of the things that he loves in his residency is exquisite architectural detail. >> reporter: mary drysdale predicts the trumps will not bring the decadent style of their man handen apartment to washington, d.c. >> they're going to be thinking about the ideas that are going to be helping their lives not focus as much attention on the 65,000 there. >> reporter: like every first family, the trumps will be temporary tenants with a deputy to preserve the permanent history of the white xiang cbs news, washington. >> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." no time for a bath? johnson's head-to-toe cleansing cloths. they're twice as big as regular wipes, so you're done in half the time. and you're off. johnson's. for every litt

jackie. she doesn't need to say mrs. kennedy is going to be her role model.lothes are saying it loud and clear for her. >> it juz jack gee kennedy many remembered as they commented on mrs. trump'sen sellable, the color, the color, style, reminiscen't of mrs. kennedy's regal inaugural dress 56 years earlier. first daughter ivanka trump not to be outdone. for evening wear she chose a powerhouse, carolina herrera dressed in a gold gown, bell-shaped skirt. tiffany trump wore a strapless, metallic gown. wives of eric and donald trump jr., wore gowns in shades of red and gold. trump's senior adviser, kellyanne conway's coat went viral and called the military look, trump revolution wear. conway broke with the day's theme. her coat from italian house of gucci. this morning, the fashion parade continued. vanessa trump wearing a plum coat, accented with matching, spotted bowling in heels. jessica snyder, cnn, new york. >>> fashion journalist, wrote "everyday icon" about michelle obama's style. when we look at what we saw last night and now today, these women have a lot

lady chooses can make a statement and change life of the designer from the elegance of both, jackie kennedy to michelle obama. >>> looking back, in 2013 mrs. n by jason wu, wu was her choice for her first inaugural night in 2009. oscar delaurenta was label for laura bush in 2005, michael faircloth, director in 2001. hillary clinton sparkled in oscar delaurenta in 197. in 193 she chose designer sarah phillips, barbara bush danced the night away in arnold sku zi, and jane, designed nancy reagan's, 1985 gown just as he did in 1981. >> how about that. >> i'm counting on you, jessica dean because i have no clue. any guesses or rumors about melania's inaugural gown for the gala. >> if i had to guess would i think ralph lar even owe lauren has been a fair guess. she has gone to him today but in years past and so that would not be a surprise. i will say though that there is a wonderful exhibit at the smithsonian museum that has all of the first lady's inaugural gowns, michelle obama's are there but they go all the way back and fun filth tore look at inauguration and kind of the more whimsical side

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critics say natalie portman could walk away a winner for her portrayal of jackie kennedy. also, two powerful performances by denzel washington and casey affleck. as for the prize of best ensemble cast, favored to go to "moonlight." >>> time right now is 10:25. here are the four things you need to know on this sunday morning. a federal judge in virginia issued a temporary restraining order trekking foreign-born legal u.s. residents from being deported from dulles international last night. according to our news partners at wtop, to 60 people. >>> a bowie restaurant is now part of a homicide investigation. police say that two men were found dead at the blue sunday bar and grill. a third man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. no word yet on how they died or a suspect. >>> today firefighters will be taking a look at what caused a fire to break out in the old middle school. flames broke out early this morning in the former gymnasium. no one was hurt. >>> president trump signed three new executive orders yesterday. the focus on lobbying, reorganizing the national se

, as seen through the eyes of jackie kennedy, played, as everyone will known her performance, lots and lots of nominations, and the film plays out like a kaleidoscope. it's essentiallyjuggling a series of different time frames that are all meant to be representing her fragmented state of mind, so we have the motorcade in dallas, the aftermath in washington, we have the funeral, the huge sort of funeral arrangements, and we also have a wrap round which is jackie kennedy being interviewed by a journalist who, in the film is unnamed, but it's obviously inspired by the life magazine interview. at the very beginning of the interview she says to him, "just remember i'm editing this conversation." and he says, "ok, it's going to be your version of events." here's a clip. you'll have to share something personal eventually. people won't stop asking until you do. and if i don't, they'll interpret my silence however they want? "her brow furrows, her lips are drawn. she holds back her tears but she can't hide her anger." most writers want to be famous. you want to be fam

but film by —— about jackie kennedy and the production designer stuart craig who got one as well for er what you're made of it and the performance? natalie portman is probably the one person who could dislodge ms dhoni as favourite in that category. it gets inside her soul and her skin in the hours and days after the assassination. very intense. yes, a great performance from natalie portman. i will ask you for your nomination for best picture, best director, best actor and actress. best picture first. i think it is la la land as my choice. if moonlight was the winner i would not be upset but i think it is the time for la la land. best director? dementia out who made la la land. and who would compete? barry jenkins for moonlight and this new fresh look he has given to cinema. ryan gosling has been nominated for best performance as actor, but there is also manchester by actor, but there is also manchester by the sea. i liked that although it was a bit miserable. i do not think there is anything new, a classic american indie film from the 1990s if you like. ms dhoni i think is beautiful

you can see here from kennedy's inauguration four years earlier, jackie kennedy is off to the left oficture. she's not holding the bible. it was instilled held by james browning who was a clerk of the supreme court. some more pictures to show you, this is ronald reagan swearing in 1981, jimmy carter outgoing president the right of the picture. here is bill clinton in 1993. now here is 1985. this is reagan's second inauguration. notice the different locale. the reason is because the weather was so bad in washington d.c. in 1985, he was a windchill factor of below zero. so everything got canceled, the parade got canceled, they moved the oath taken indoors into the capitol rotunda. so they were only about a thousand people squeezed in. the weather has been a problem other times as i mentioned. this is from 1989. this is benjamin harrison. then in 1945, this was franklin d roosevelt for the inauguration. the world was going on, he was not feeling well and was ill. everything was moved to the white house. he took the oath on Ãi one of the balconies they are at the white house. so, you know

did you know a lot about jackie kennedy before you began working on the film?have a procession, and i will walk to the cathedral with the casket. she is one of the most popular first ladies, why did she have such a hold on people? i think she really had this exquisite understanding of image, of public image. one of the most—shocking things in the movie is when you see at the end, the plaque on the door that they were only there for... jfk was only president for little over two years, and to see the import that they have meant to the american people shows how strong the story she told was. natalie portman. it is almost 3pm, time for the weather forecast. we canjoin the dumping ground survival files for the very latest. thanks very much. despite rumours to the contrary, although things settled at the moment, it isn't quite dull and great across the british isles. —— dull and grey. this was the scene across east anglia and the south—east, but you will pay for it with a hard frost in some places. as you would expect, we'll tell you the holst or you. widely across p

. >> reporter: in 1962, jackie kennedy onassis restored the building and created the white house historical association which still approves all major changes. the trump also have free rein over the private residence barring any structural updates and president-elect donald trump can completely redo the oval office from art to wallpaper to the rugs a defining feature. >> one of the things that he loves in his residences is exquisite architectural detail. >> reporter: washington interior designer mary drysdale predicts the trumps will not bring the style of their manhattan apartment to dc. >> want to be thinking about the ideas that are going to be helping their lives and not focus as much attention on the $65,000 mirror. >> reporter: they will be temporary tenants with a duty to preserve the permanent history of the white house. weijia jang, cbs news, washington. >>> as for the price tag of redecorating, the government's put up a modest budget for new carpet and fresh paint but all the special touches are there are paid for the new first family. >>> we're learning more about the problem wit

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