mcqueen, however, a fascinating troubled man. does it make a good film though? it does. beginning, i know nothing about fashion. i mean, literally nothing, which is why i dress like an old ted. and i didn't know this story. because i, you know, live in a bubble. if it's not in a movie, i don't know about it. it's the story about lee alexander mcqueen, who was this east end boy who grew up to be a ground—breaking designer. worked for givenchy. he had his own label, caused a real stir. and this draws on taped interviews from throughout his life. he says that he was no good at school but he was always drawing clothes when he was in chemistry lessons. and from a very early age, he started an apprenticeship, and people immediately started to see that he had real, naturaltalent, real, naturalflair. an extraordinary amount of talent. and what this shows you is yes, some of the early shows are shocking. and i'm pretty certain i would have been one of the naysayers saying, "oh, this is outrageous," because i don't really understand the fashion world. but what i loved this documen

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mcqueen, however, a fascinating troubled man. does it make a good film, though? it does.t's not in a movie, i don't know about it. it's the story about lee alexander mcqueen, who was this east end boy who grew up to be a ground—breaking designer. worked for givenchy. he had his own label, caused a real stir. and this draws on taped interviews from throughout his life. he says that he was no good at school but he was always drawing clothes when he was in chemistry lessons. and from a very early age, he started apprenticing, and people immediately started to see that he had real, naturaltalent, real, naturalflair. an extraordinary amount of talent. and what this shows you is, yes, some of the early shows are shocking. and i'm pretty certain i would have been one of the naysayers saying, "oh, this is outrageous," because i don't really understand the fashion world. but what i loved this documentary — the best documentaries take you into a subject about which you know nothing. this talks about the way in which the darkness in his life is reflected in his work. it's got really

mcqueen in 2010 and scott in 2014. news of spade's death is prompting an outpouring on social media. people are urging anyone struggling with depression to call the national suicide prevention hot line. >>> to our other big story, today is the california primary. in the bay area san francisco voters are choosing the city's next mayor. one person who issaying how he is voting is the current mayor. jessica flores is live at city hall and spoke to him as he cast his ballot. does he have any advice for his successor? >> reporter: well he has only been on the job for a cup couple months. but he does have some words of wisdom. he says take advantage of the opportunity because there is a lot of work to do. voting day in san francisco is the beginning of the end for the interim mayor. >> the march goes on. the next mayor will certainly have a full plate. >> homelessness, housing, public safety, all major issues facing the next mayor. there are four front runners competing to fill the term of late mayor ed lee. breed would be t

awards show and she kept true to her road in her ongoing joke rocking her famous $4,000 alexander mcqueen dress for a fourth time between numerous costume changes. the comedian took shots at one of tv's most famous families, the kardashians. >> that family is basically the "star wars" franchise, okay. they make a ton of money, a new one is always popping up. and they're ruled by a bossy overlord who sleeps in a mask and she loves black men, so -- >> and that wasn't the only shade being thrown. while accepting the award for best villain, marvel's "black panther," michael b. jordan admitted he was surprised by the honor. >> i'm shocked that i won this award for best villain, you . >> burn. while "black panther" brought home other awards like best hero and best performances in a movie, meanwhile the hit netflix show stranger things took home top tv awards as we mentioned best performance in a show and most frightened performance. >> now to a strange story out of maryland where some are questioning a controversial sign outside baltimore dufrpg an doughnuts. the sign reads there, in part, if y

let's talk to alistair mcqueen, head of savings and retirement at aviva, the insurance company and pension the way we approach retirement. there was a fear they would be a —— for cash. everybody would be a —— for cash. everybody would buy sports cars. the great britain public had not been doing that. we've been sensible with what we've been doing. 1.5 million people have taken we've been doing. 1.5 million people have ta ken advantage we've been doing. 1.5 million people have taken advantage of these freedoms but we have not been blowing the money. one quarter of it has been spent but three quarters has been spent but three quarters has either been saved or invested potentially used to pay off debt so people have been behaving relatively sensibly considering this is money for the rest of their life, notjust a payday bonanza, so positive news, but carefully watching how we approach this as we progress through. how do we know it sensible? if you put money into the stock market three years ago when this came into force, it would be pretty ha rd came into force, it would be pretty hard not to

steve mcqueen. people like that used to hang out there. in sheajay, but the people on the street, like we're filming in the pking lot or whatever, i always see people from nebraska and new jersey everywhere. and it's always fun. because i'm kind of codependant and feel like, you know, these are the people that put shoes on my kids. so i feel like i -- you owe your fans. >> jimmy:ot literally, you're not letting your fans touch your children? >> no, actually -- >> jimmy: you do, that is really codependant. >> but it's -- i just think when they wt to take pictures -- a.d.s, i drive them crazy. >> jimmy: in the middle of the shoot, somebody strolls in, you stop and take the picture? >> yeah. moly it's tourists there. but the harder thing also when we're shooting down on the boardwalk in venice. because there are a lot of characters on the venice boardwalk that have been there forever. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i mean, and they know me. and so -- >> jimmy: you might be one of them. [ lahter ] >> well, you know? i definitel have been one of them.

mcqueen. >> in west virginia our secretary of state is a career military professional who after west point and law school, spent 23 years in the military stationed in hot spots throughout europe and then five years in afghanistan, so as a chief elections officer for west virginia when it came time to looking at and really focusing on voters, many of which are in submarines, under the ocean or in hot spots or caves or tents in a desert somewhere, not able to return their ballot even though they had requested one, that 20% who request a ballot wanted to vote but didn't vote. so why is that? so secretary warner on a number of occasions wanted to vote but couldn't himself, so under the guidelines that we've been given and under the opportunity to work with a number of different organizations, we talked about the defending digital democracy project at harvard and the collaboration with many other secretaries here in this room and with nass. secretary warner was able to champion this military mobile voting solution that we just employed for the may 8th primary election. we don't have all o

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first he loses the house and the senate, then he jogs to mcdonald's and finds out an mcqueen has 10 grams's the right way to address the man who runs our entire country? >> "dear newt"? >> that's going to date you if you laughed at that joke. >> wonder if the new version will be as political as the original. these are the people she was talking about. so we've had murphy brown. roseanne. we'll forget about that one. >> full house. fuller house. >> is there going to be a martin? >> there was talk about that, i guess. >> friends, no. lots of reboots. and revivals. >> and there's a slot open here at abc. we like revivals. maybe that can work. >> we don't need that one back, do we? >>> next to the moment kim kardashian west caught her daughter north red handed in her makeup bag setting a new trend in eye shadow application. >> there it is all over her face. it was a cute moment that definitely wasn't staged or anything like that. >> looks like she's going more for the face paint look. >> really was. >> maybe she was trying to contour like mom. >> mom knows how to contour very well, don't you

. >> welcome back to my alexander mcqueen dress one more time. >> reporter: but the night's breakouter chadwick boseman used his speech to honor a real-life hero. >> receiving an award for playing a superhero is amazing, but it's even greater to acknowledge the heroes that we have in real life. so, i just want to acknowledge somebody that's here today, james shaw jr. if you don't know james shaw, jr., he fought off a gunman in antioch, tennessee, at a waffle house. he saved lives. come on up here. >> thank you, brother. >> so, this is going to live at your house. >> such a great moment. the "black panther" team won all around big taking home best movie, best performance in a movie and best villain. it was also good night for "stranger things" won best show, best performance and best frightened performance in a show. >> what did tiffany win? >> tiffany not only hosted she won best comedic performance. these awards are gender neutral. it's not best actor or best actress. one award for each of those. >> i think she'll be cohost next year. she did a pretty good job. she's got a future. >

whose union from mcqueen. who has cultivated cow tour looks.again at last month's royal wedding. meghan is establishing a number of go-to trusted designers she can rely on. meghan sporting a mccartney cape dress for the queen's birthday celebration after wowing in that drop-dead evening gown at her wedding reception. >> she's bold. she's not afraid to make a statement. she's outspoken. she needs to have that female empowerment behind her maybe. i thing it's lovely that she's going for designers that she knows and loves. >> reporter: her closest friend jessica mulroney energizing the relationships with keller and mccartney. >> how lovely to have that one person that says no, yes. she needs that behind her especially in the position she's in. >> reporter: meghan has a busy few months ahead. she and harry will make their first foreign tour to ireland next month and it's down under this fall to australia and new zealand. and we have some royal breaking news this morning, kensington palace announcing will and kate have chose an date for the christ c