and the queen of the met gala, or should we just call it the "met gaga" didn't disappoint.r monster worked the carpet in not one but four different looks. it's a theatrical moment with lady gaga at the met. gaga in 25-foot hot pink train stepped on the carpet with five handlers. also by her side, designer brandon maxwell was by her side as he stripped her way through the 13.5-minute show, >> this is her second costume change and i believe there is a third underneath. this is so major. gaga, who's on the phone? is it bradley? are you reuniting for another movie? and down he goes again to the beginningover the carpet. gaga saved the most jaw-dropping look for last. dripping in $1.7 million worth of tiffany's diamonds. but little else. another accessory -- in her little pink wagon, two hatboxes and three bottles of champagne. she climbed the iconic met gala steps four times in those te ten-inch heels. >> yes, gaga, work it. and gaga worked the sequined bra and underwear for the rest of the met. >> the way of seeing the world in the form of being yourself. >> she's talking abou

keltie knight is in new york for the met gala.nd katie nicholl's in london with the royal portion of the newborn bonanza. >> that's where we're going to start. prince harry was by meghan's side as she gave birth and the shared the news with the world. >> i'm very excited to announce that meghan and myself had a baby boy early this morning. a very healthy boy. >> a source tells "e.t." that meghan gave birth at 5:26 this morning at the couple's new home, here at frogmore cottage in windsor. meghan's mom doria was there to support her and harry. a few hours later, harry's smiling face really said it all, as he stepped out in front of a horse stable near their home to meet reporters. >> we're both absolutely thrilled. >> the baby weighed in at 7 pounds, 3 ounces and we're told was a week overdue. "e.t." has also learned meghan and harry have already texted a photo of baby sussex to close family members. "e.t." royal expert katie nicholl, who's in windsor, says the rest of the world should get a glimpse on wednesday. >> just one photog

. >> with thnd months met gala top the most memorable styles in history. >>> but first, black-ish starara shahidi has gone from a young teen to lead actor on "grown-ish" right before our "e.t." cameras. now, she's starring in her first-ever feature film. >> what if i told you i could get you to fall in love with me? just give me a day. >> an hour. >> how good does it sound to hear leading lady, like that you're a leading lady? >> it feels very cool. >> you've done tv, been in drake videos, now you're a leading lady, what's next on the bucket list? >> school. i know as much as zoey kept me busy with her college experience, i'm really ready for my own. >> there you go. >> i was invited to the new york city set of "the sun is also a star," based on the bestselling novel. the film pairs yara with "riverdale" hunk charles melton. it's an intense love story. while the two do have chemistry. charles' heart belongs to his "riverdale" co-star camila mendes. >> do you believe in love at first sight? >> 100%. i do. >> 100%. so i'm looking for someone to make my chicken bigger, tastier...the best.

it wasn't the met gala, it was the met gaga. there she is right there.hosts of the evening. she totally shut it down. mother monster changing four times on the pink carpet. each brandon maxwell look more camp than the first accessorized with dancing men, umbrellas, bedazzled cell phones, and jewels, and that right there is a met gala moment that we will be talking about for years to come. >> oh my gosh. >> show stopper. >> strips all the way down. while celebs have the trends on the pink carpet, they also took over the internet as well. every single top-trending topic on twitter related to the met gala at one point in the evening. >> so much fun. so big. and also one big moment that people couldn't get enough of comes from inside hollywood's hottest party. cher was the special guest performer and harry styles was apparently her number one fan, this video making the rounds of the former one direction front man enjoying her set. >> and we saw katy on the carpet as a chandelier. she changed once she got inside. looking like a snack. >> so many wardrobe chan

beauty." >> straight ahead. >> for me, met gala has always been the busiest time.rforming 107 facials. her long list of celebrity clients include naomi watts, bella hadid and kim kardashian west. >> what does this do? >> it's super stimulating. iork kim. she has beautiful skin to begin with. >> joanna's number one rule -- >> i have never performed the same facial ever, even if it would be the same client. >> still, she gave us inside scoop on how stars get that met gala glow. >> everybody wants lifted cheeks, poreless skin, superhydrated, healthy glow. >> first up, a firming black diamond mask for the neck and chest. kim k. is a fan. then, a pretty intense 20-minute facial massage. >> facial massage definitely changes the shape of your face. it gives those sculpting lifting results. >> next -- >> this is a diamond exfoliation. which is followed up by a whole lot of therapy -- cryotherapy. red light therapy.ing mask. >> also getting hydration, the hands. >> i used red light. >> the customized treatments will set you back 850 bucks. she'll go anywhere for the treatme

kislyak met kushner during the prespeech reception. two shook hands and chatted for a minute or two during which time recalled kislyak saying, we like what your candidate is saying -- quote, we like what your candidate is saying, it's refreshing, end quote. several public reports state that in addition to speaking to kushner at the prespeech reception kislyak met or conversed with kislyak at the time or that time. he stated to investigators he did not remember any such conversation nor did anyone else affiliated with cni or national interest specifically recall a conversation or meeting between sessions and kislyak at the prespeech reception. it appears if a conversation occurred at the prespeech reception, it was a brief one conducted in public view subject to exchange between kushner and kislyak. found no evidence they conversed after the speech or would have had the opportunity to do so. simes, for example, did not recall seeing kislyak at the post speech luncheon. the only that accounted for kislyak's where abouts stated may have t

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jim sciutto first met him ten years ago.hange foundation to guide young muslims away from terrorism. jim checked in on his friend and found he's helping people get out of the networks. some of the most harrowing moments of my cnn career have played out on a battlefield. we were embedded together in afghanistan and we got to know photographer tim hetherington. while on assignment, a piece of sha rap nel shore through his femoral artery and he bled to death. anderson recently met up with sebastian. he sell up a group called risc. it teaches correspondents how to survive and save each other in war zones. there are places right here in the united states that can feel like war zones. and people rise up and lean in. one of those people is leaving her legacy with a local neighborhood in chicago and he left a mark on my friend, kate bolduan. that's next. it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money

>> yes, i'm ready. >> more met. >> the incredible met gala. final fittings to that met pink carpet and, man, she looked good. ♪ this was a moment five months in the making for actress and model emily ratajkowski who is known for her roles in "gone girl" and "i feel pretty." >> your first time? >> uh-huh. >> me too. >> when it came time to design a dress for her fifth met gala, emily took inspiration from the one and only cher. for emily the legendary singer and actress embodies the theme of camp defined by writer susan son tag as a love for the unnatural and exaggerated. >> for me cher is such an icon. someone i've always looked up to. "moonstruck" was one of my favorite movies growing up. still is and, you know, there's not always a moment to really pay homage to her. we have this really great vision of doing that and pushing that limit and this is the opportunity to do it. >> emily turning to peter and evangela who custom designed this hand beaded dress with that goes from -- out from the dress in the back. >> the showstopper. this swarovski

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>>> captioning sponsored by cbs biggest night: the annual met gala held at the metropolitan museum of art. the theme was "camp," and the outfits were ridiculous. if only the paintings could speak. >> who has two thumbs and wore it better? this guy. >> too many hats. keep it simple. and while we're at it, too many ears. >> gee, i wonder where you got that idea, jared leto. stop stealing my look! >> yeah, what he said. >> well, this is awkward. >> big deal! i've been wearing a pantsuit for years. also, when it comes to boy bands, i prefer bts, on "the late show"" may 15. check your local listings. i love you v.! aaah! >> who has two thumbs and wore it better again? still this guy. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, the after the no trade deal. plus, stephen welcomes anne hathaway and ari melber featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: wooo! hello! how are you? good to see you. beautiful, beautiful evening here in new york city. welcome, one and

the who's who of the celebrity welder attending the met gala in new york.usic of —— museum of art. japanese this year ‘s theme of camp, notes on fashion are serena williams, lady gaga and harry styles. lady gaga should of the many interpretations of camp such as theatricality, irony and much more. this coincides with an upcoming exhibition at the met. i spoke to luke, the fashion, dead from your.|j think luke, the fashion, dead from your.” think so far we are getting a normal, met gala them experience was i think it's going really, really well. norman is not a world —— word well. norman is not a world —— word we use associated with the met gala. lady gaga changed four times. she did camp justice. a lady gaga changed four times. she did campjustice. a big thing about they dig our guys look tonight is not that it was a crazy fashion moment but that she took to formative —— took the performative aspect and his clothing as a medium to show us that is crazy and over the top and really rebellious and fun. have you seen other adverts that the —— live up to that? t

but i did know that she had met a couple of guys. >> reporter: then toni met the one. >> handsome guy, little bit older than her, charming, incredibly charming. just extended a hand immediately and well-dressed and very polished and well spoken, very professional looking. >> reporter: his name was harold henthorn. according to his dating profile, he lived in colorado and worked as a consultant to non-profits. he didn't smoke, rarely drank, and he said he was a planner. eventually harold flew out to jackson to meet toni in person. and with them both being methodical types, they devised a formula for lasting love. >> they had come up with a system for compatibility.d and it was five cs. and i don't remember what they all stood for. compatibility was one of them. christianity was one of them. >> reporter: chemistry, maybe? >> chemistry was one of them. r when they met for the first time, they would know if the rs chemistry was there. they'd confirmed four out of the five before their first meetingu >> reporter: so when they met it was combustion. >> maybe that was one of them. >> reporte

meathead. >> so you wrote that episode. >> i did. >> that is where they first met. >> that's it. that was a flashback to the first time archie and mike first meet. >> and then they go on and throughout the entire course of the run of the show, it's marked by these fractures in their world view, which we're going to show a clip of here. >> salvatore, feldman, o'reilly, nelson. it's an italian, a jew, an irishman, and a regular american there. take feldman there. he's up for treasury. well, that's perfect. all them people know how to handle mon. know what i mean? >> no, i don't. >> send me your poor, your deadbeats, your filthy. anall the nations, send th in here. they come swarming in like ants. your spanish p.r.s from the caribbean, your japs, your chinamen, your krauts, and your hebes, and your english fags! all them come in here, and they're all free to live in thr own separate sections. that's what makes america great, buddy! >> [ scoffs ] [ laughs ] >> how germane is that to the current -- >> well, it's exactly the argument we're having now. we saw it happen in brex, where on

they met her husband.is name was john, john kreech, not pleasant. >> when they came out they were both crying. >> they told their mom kreech threatened to kill gavin if he didn't stay away from chandy. so 17 months later he vanishes after calling chandy. lisa had a very bad feeling. >> everything changed right then for me. >> detectives were suspicious too. chand told them she didn't see gavin that night but there was evidence to the contrary. gavin's phone and hers was in the same place that night. >> we thought this is the likely spot. >> a likely spot for a trist, that is. >> this is a pretty lonely spot. >> it is. >> so it seemed that on the night he disappeared, gavin smith met chandf for sex or comfort or just to talk or something. quite a lot to learn from those phone records, but there was more. a third phone, john kreech's phone, in the same spot on the same night and this was eerie. kreech's phone seemed to be moving in sync with gavins. >> they paralleled each other. >> together together? >> som

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. >> the stunning looks, the biggest moments and why the met gala turned into the met gaga. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we begin with the trump administration pushing back against democrats rejecting demands to release the president's tax returns. >> the treasury department is citing concerns over privacy and the law. meanwhile, the threat of contempt is now looming over the attorney general. >> and we're getting mixed signals about whether special counsel robert mueller will get to testify about the russia investigation. abc's trevor ault has the latest from washington. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: hey,kenneth. this is really a battle between the executive and legislative e publicans belie ppltiplee moa' repeed ts oeach this morning, the fallout from the mueller report on full display with treasury secretary steven mnuchin refusing to turn over president trump's tax returns writing to the house ways and means committees saying that the democrats' request to stump -- turn over the president's taxes lacks a legitimate legislative purpose and presen

the met have had successes — there were three arrests from facial recognition on this test day alone.ave proved controversial. opponents say they are taking place in a legal vacuum. there is nothing in uk law that has the words "facial recognition." there is no legal basis for police to be using facial recognition. there are no legal limitations on how they can use it, no policy, no regulation. this is a free for all. we don't know who's on the watch lists, we didn't know how long the images were going to be stored for, and the police are kind of making up rules as they go along. my ultimate fear is that we would have live facial recognition capabilities on our gargantuan cctv network, which is about 6 million cameras in the uk. if that happens, the nature of life in this country would change. it would mean that everywhere we go we data trail, that your face could be searched and a detailed record of your movements gained. police argue that in a time when every smartphone camera has facial recognition, why should they be left behind? i believe, as does the commissioner and the managem

normal is not a word that i've associated with the met gala.ng about they dig our guys look is not that it was a crazy fashion moment but that she took a performative aspects and really used clothing as aspects and really used clothing as a medium to show us that craziness and over the top, rebellious and fun. have you seen other outfits that live up to that? i have. off the top of my head i saw cinderella with her own magicalfairy godmother he was blowing dust and all sorts of clouds around her. i think, he was blowing dust and all sorts of clouds around her. ithink, really the performative aspects here are what we are seeing great looks from. harry styles, pursue coach? his node for blurring gender boundaries. yes. he really took a very subtle aspect tonight. he was mincing a lot of masculine and feminine trips from fashion whether it's the frilled webs or a sheer experience. we are getting a very gender blurred revolt against the establishment from harry. we were hearing that celebrities were confused by the definition or —— of camp. define

in nighttime khartoum congress met with a show of force. purchases come from security forces were quick branching guns they're not afraid to use the idea of. these images show the moment a tense standoff tons of violent. terrified civilians ducked for cover as uniformed men fired into the lives of other evidence that. tensions escalated when security forces began clearing wrote blogs i read line for demonstrates as they have been defying the military for weeks of the. season not just warning shots some of the bullets hit their mark a number of sudanese processes and an army major was shot dead that was the protests up in a whole day to increase pressure on the military council took over after president obama bashir was forced from power of the law to get a month ago and the old regime is not full and yet so we're staying you've seen with your own eyes the oppression we've asked protests because we reject the decisions by the transitional military council we've lost knol street to pressure the government we want to ensure our voices a hood w

this coincides with an upcoming exhibition at the met. met gala—theme experience. i think it's going really, really well. normal is not a word we use associated with the met gala. lady gaga changed four times, each more dramatic than the last. she did camp justice. a big thing about gaga's look tonight is not that it was a crazy fashion moment, but that she took the performative aspect and his clothing as a medium to show us that is crazy and over the top, and really rebellious and fun. have you seen other outfits that live up to that? off the top of my head, i saw cinderella with her own magical fairy godmother was blowing dust and all sorts of clouds around her. i think really the performative aspects of camp here we are seeing a lot of great looks from. and harry styles, interesting too. but he is known for blurring gender boundaries. definitely, i think harry really took a very subtle aspect of camp tonight. he was mixing a lot of masculine and feminine tropes from fashion, whether it's the frilled little bibs or a sheer experience. i

they only met a few yea rs incredible. years ago, they got engaged pretty quickly, but they both seem really happy and! quickly, but they both seem really happy and i think for harry as someone happy and i think for harry as someone who has been through ups and downs in his personal and family life, when he knew, he knew, and it's wonderful to see him now become a father, something he has always wanted. they know the massive interest there is in them as a couple, that there will be in this baby, here is the evidence around us is the world's media gather to report on this news. how will they balance what they know is that huge interest in the baby with a private family life bringing that baby up with a good degree of privacy?“ you look at the cambridge family, they have managed it very successfully. we have barely seen prince louis for a year. but we had very carefully stage managed photographs released, taken by the cambridges themselves. prince george has been at school, the media are very respectful of that and their pri

from las vegas to alco, i have met with countless nevadans who depend on access to quality and affordable care and yet, the trump administration is continuing its relentless our nationsrmining health care system by attempting to strip away critical protections for millions nationwide. talkingo longer just about stripping away protections for those with pre-existing conditions, as if that was not enough. or an even more dangerous territory than before. if our health care law completely is wiped out, we will see an end to the tax credits that make coverage affordable for middle income families. an end for preventative care provided without a co-pay like health screenings and contraception's. an end to the ability for young adults, under age 26 to stay on their parents insurance and an end to expanded medicaid benefits which have helped more than 200,000 nevadans get coverage and millions more nationwide. if this administration has its way with in validating our health care law it would spell disaster for primary care providers who -- and for the hundreds of millions that rely on its protect

on march 24th, 2016, papadopoulos met with mifsud in london. mifsud was accompanied by a russian female named olga. he was introduced as a former student of his who had connections to vladimir putin. papadopoulos understood at the time that ponskia may have been putin's niece but later learned this was not true. during the meeting, ponskia offered to help papadopoulos establish contacts in russia and stated that the russian ambassador in london was a friend of hers. based on this interaction, papadopoulos expected mifsud and pole skia to introduce him to the russian ambassador in london, but that did not occur. following this meeting -- following his meeting with mifsud, papadopoulos sent an e-mail to members of the trump campaign's foreign policy advisory team. the subject line of the message was, and i quote, meeting with russian leadership, including putin. end quote. the message stated in part, i just finished a very productive lunch with a good friend of mine, joseph mifsud, the director of the london academy of diplomacy, who introduced m

to the floor because it will pass, and the requirements the democrats have asked for have now been met those milestones of the steel tariffs, the idea that mexico would even have a vote in their own senate to change their labor laws, proves as an opportunity now to move forward, and i think it's a better time to do it now than moving later into the year, especially when we're dealing with china right now. you would want america to have a stronger hand in this debate. maria: so what can you get done with the democrats? let me just end the u.s. mca conversation here. do you expect it to come to the floor any time soon? >> i want it to come to the floor. maria: but you don't know? >> there's one person that determines that. the speaker of the house. maria: uh-huh. >> and i think even from looking at america, understanding politics, knowing the presidential campaign is going to be moving forward, let's put people before politics this makes america stronger, you asked for certain requirements those have been met, now is the perfect time to really focus on america, move this forward and righ

ascot mentioned back in february we met to come to a resolution for this. we did agree to an aggressive timeline. we did such because we wanted to and continue today to come to figure out what the solution is and get that i ammented and in place. today we have the solution. it is before the city. through the permitting process it is working through the channels. once we get approval we are ready, willing and able to engage the contractor to have the unit installed. as mentioned earlier i did tell him we had selected a unit. that is what we did. we selected it. we have to go through the permitting to get it approved. unlike the previous appeal we did not order the unit and have to get entitlement. we are going through proper channels and processes. we recognize it is taking time. the processes we have to add here to them. >> question, sir. they alluded to a series of actions by the planning department in response to complaints going back to a year ago last may or perhaps before. i don't know if you were engaged with this project during that time. i want you

. >> yeah, that's where we met. and it was an interestin you know, dichotomy between, as you say, dav boies and ted olson, because the way ted olson talket to me about first time i met him, and i even said to him, when we first met, i said, "you realize you put me in bed for two days in the bush v. gore argument" because he was on the side of george bush, and as it turned out, david boies was on the side of al gore, and the fact that they teamed up basically took the politics out of the issue. and what he said to me is that he viewed marriage as a very conservative idea, t is the bedrock of conservative prleciples, and a married co should be allowed to be able ton be togetheto have a family, so that was, to me, an eye-opener. >> it was an eye-opener hearing a conservative make a case for a value and an ideal that you believed in. >> right. >> and since then, have there been any opportunities to forge that kind of a bipartisan consensus on the political issues you've been involved in? >> wl, i mean, obviously, th cou

thefall to the mets 6-2.here is theessage from david martinez while his team is st ruggling. >> when your team is struggling, you try to do more and just play the game. we've done it a million times. that's a double play ball, 10 out of 10 times. just play the game. don't make it hard on yourself, just do the little things. i keep simple. >> easier said than done. game 3 of the eastern conference finals, caroli hurricanes looking for their first win of the seasons trailing 2-1 games to thens br chris wagner beating the goalie there, first goal of the game. bruins are up 1-nothing. just five minutes later, boston on the power play, brad marshawn dives into the net. bruins lead 2-0. hurricanes win the draw, finds calvin dehahn who lets it rip. cuts the leth in half. bubruins hold off the hurranes, 2-1 the final, and take game 3. they are now just one win away from the stanley cup final. boston doesn't have enough good things in championships. in the last 12 months, the red sox and patriots won championships. ch

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that's where i met joseph misfud. who passed me off to joseph misfud in none other the former italian minister. in the italian press said that joseph misfud was forced to introduce papadopoulos to imaginary russians and being protected by intelligence services after he was outed living to the u.s. embassy. she has more. >> the spotlight was on me because they thought there was a conspiracy with joseph misfud. i made it clear he had a connection to western intelligence. i met misfud many years ago in the u.s. parliament with the russian diplomats. i decided to move to london and join the london center on campus. i am a person with direct knowledge and made the inform clear to the senate. but none of that transcript became public. portrayed as a russian agent? why not an italian agent? i think it was all a fabrication and misrepresention. the parliament talked about his involvement in russia-gate. >> sean: i don't want to interrupt. you know what this sounds like to me? you could not even write this store y in the novel

[ crowd cheering ] [ screaming ] let's go mets!rs and applause >> seth: welcome back, everybody. give it up for the 8g band right over there [ cheers and applause back with us tonight, he is the drummer from the grammy nominated band baroness, whose new album, "gold & grey" is out june 14th. check out baroness on tour beginning july 11th in lancaster, pennsylvania, and all summer long. sebastian thomson, everybody [ cheers and applause >> thank you, seth >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy and tony award winning actor, who is currently starring on broadway in "hillary and clinton. and now playing at the john golden theater through july 21st he's also starring in "the tomorrow man" which is in select theaters now let's take a look. >> the internet is the biggest library in the universe. someone called it the deep water of logic and limitation, and i like to swim ask me something >> something like what? >> something like anything >> well, i don't know. like what? >> isn't there something you want to know that you don't know >

she is the co—chair of this year's met gala and this theme is arguably made for her. katy perry wore a a0 pound chandelier and bill porter dazzled in golden wings. camp is the art of being extra. i love that the term is getting respect again because i think people have used it for a very long time now as a pejorative so it's nice to sort of be reclaiming the wonder of it. others got a crash course in preparation. honestly i didn't know what it meant. i thought it meant i was going to get to wear some boots, some walking shorts and a t—shirt, but when they broke it down to me i said ok, give me the best sparkliest outfit here. i didn't know how crazy people would be here today but i was like i'm going to keep it low—key. formula 1 racing driver lewis hamilton sported a black metallic zigzag set that took 1500 hours to make. accessorising, i love accessorising, ijust love diamonds. they say diamonds are a women's best friend but i would disagree. i think they can be everyone's best friend. this year's playful theme made for a light—hearted red carpet. after all, camp me