what do you think naomi's fascination with beads was?s put you in touch with the culture that you admire or are interested in. >> in some cultures, they're money. in others, magical charms. for naomi, they slide easily into a suitcase and through customs. >> they are mankind's oldest portable art form. >> naomi soon identifies the perfect way to add to her bead count -- archaeological dig sites. and her $10 per diem from pan am comes in quite handy. >> at that particular point in time, the archeologists weren't interested in beads, and for $10, she could get a lot of beads. >> what if she needed the money to eat? >> oh, she knew that she could find somebody who'd buy dinner for her. >> naomi's tiny keepsakes soon include glass beads from china, jasper from south america, stone beads from the middle east, and countless more from around the world. these red coral beads come from india. naomi gets them in 1959 after striking up an acquaintance with a famous passenger. filmmaker and broadcaster lowell thomas is on a mission trip to aid the d

here's naomi watts and brie larson in "the glass castle."d like we weren't even there. >> you shouldn't be ashamed of us just because we choose a a different lifestyle than you. >> being homeless in new york city does not count as a lifestyle choice. >> well, if we heard from you more you'd know that we found a a lovely place on the lower eastside. >> lori says you're squatting in an abandoned building. that doesn't sound safe, mom. >> when did you lose your sense of adventure? >> i have a little bit of money now. i can help you if you want. >> we're fine. you're the one that needs help. look at you. your values, you're all confused. huh. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] now, i've got to go to go commercial but there's no -- we were talking about dancing earlier like that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. you don't still do that move where you jump up and do a a split and then jump back up, do you? >> i mean, i'd have to have tequila. [ cheers and applause ] or i could just take my fleece off. >> jimmy: want to see one. can you do

naomi: hello, amy and renee.ant to thank your earlier for all of the tremendous work he has been doing in exposing the toxic risks and unequal burden of this extremely toxic industry. my message is this is not a time for some misguided idea of what is polite and what is appropriate about what we can talk about. you hear this from a lot of journalists, they do not want to politicize a human catastrophe by talking about climate change, which is a controversy all subject to really should not be, especially should not be in the midst of a storm they say over and over again is unprecedented. you turn on any coverage and hear that word over and over again, that you hear very rarely is a next nation for why the word "unprecedented," "record-breaking," why these words have become meteorological cliches. we hear them all the time because we are breaking heat records year after year. we are seeing record-breaking wildfires, droughts, storms, as the baseline is higher. nobody is saying that climate change caused the storm.

defending women's champion angelique kerber is out after being beaten in the first round byjapan's naomi million from manchester city for chile forward alexis sanchez. and west indies batsman shai hope breaks records as his side beat england in a thrilling second test in leeds. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news from day two at the us open and the shocks keep on coming. defending women's champion angelique kerber has been beaten in the opening round by japan's new york raised naomi 0saka. the german's serve was broken with blistering returns like this from 0saka, who then went on to again break on match point and claim a 6—3, 6—1win and a first

defending women's champion angelique kerber is out after being beaten in the first round byjapan's naomi osaka. arsenal reject a bid of $65 million from manchester city for chile forward alexis sanchez. and west indies batsman shai hope breaks records as his side beat england in a thrilling second test in leeds. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news from day two at the us open and the shocks keep on coming. defending women's champion angelique kerber has been beaten in the opening round by japan's new york raised naomi osaka. the german's serve was broken with blistering returns like this from osaka, who then went on to again break on match point and claim a 6—3, 6—1win and a first victory ever over a player ranked in the top ten. i was always believing until the end that i can turn around the match because i turned around a lot of matches but yeah, she played good, especially also at the end of the match and i'm always trying to go for it when i have the chance and today, i mean, shejust went for it. i think she took her chances and she played a very good m

her unconventional, sometimes difficult childhood, with her parent played by woody harrelson, and naomi watts. the author on hands for crucial details for the stars when it came to portraying her real life family. >> well, with jennette, we had unlimited access, which is really cool. she was very available at all time, there wasn't anything we could ask too small, too personal. >> the ultimate resource, you know? >> she wrote a great book. all of the details she gives you outside that far really helps kind of get your head around the character. >> the entire cast recognized a universal one about forgiveness and family. >> ended up becoming kind of an experience, for all of us, and we all bonded incredibly well from the get go. it feels ability zest recall, no matter what, we have all come from a family, whether weaver now or not, we come from some significant, you know, influences >> i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> also, britney spears had real big scare when audience member rushed the stage at her show in las vegas wednesday night. the cell phone video you can see

with naomi's help, steve was able to write a new song. ♪ ♪ although he forgets entire conversations and even single-digit numbers, somehow, his mind dreamed up this: ♪ ♪ alzheimer's steals a lot, but today, we score one for the beauty left behind. >> sweet. >> got it! >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road"" in portland, oregon. >> right on. >> mason: lovely. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching this week. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> tonight -- >> what story do i feel is important to tell? >> angelina versus "vanity fair." inside their war of words. >> then, demario jackson after "bachelor in paradise" and facing off with corinne again. >> i just want to get it over with. >> plus -- >> all of you made me a better woman. >> the tears, the toasts. our exclusive behind the scenes of aisha tyler's last day on "the talk." >> this one is going on the list. >>> then, what mama june looks like today. why so many ho

there was a part of him that wasn't going to fade away. >> reporter: but this may be the best with naomi'sas able to write a new song. ♪ ♪ although he forgets entire conversations and can no longer add even single-digit numbers, somehow, his mind dreamed up this: ♪ ♪ alzheimer's steals a lot, but today, we score one for the beauty left behind. >> sweet. >> got it! >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road"" in portland, oregon. >> right on. >> mason: lovely. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching this week. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org c1 >>> president donald trump says the russian story is a fabriccation. you believe him? >>> plus, an 11-year-old virginia boy and business owner just got the biggest client. how about the president of the united states? >>> d.c. celebrates barack obama. we're live at the biggest birthday party in town, but first -- all of us in go

about closing rikers in ten years and will we find the mayor still hiding in childs prose this is naomi kara bonnie redact it's nice. to hear your headlines from the future of coming up in mid august cia faces barrage of complaints mike pompei all sweating through his short as well as short of personally following. this in september. during the health care vote a rama frantic g.o.p. accidently repeal c.-span amtrak and declaration of independence. that's our show but join us for more conversation on hold at least half. of. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put the faces your wife or. donkey like you need what's your biggest fear when you're in a bit on the hay right when celeste i read a book you say if you have a man who's the best what about. one topic does a boy. now i get to do due to the question more. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that. fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most deluded society on politics as a species of endless and needless political theater politicians more th

he has over 500,000 social media followers, he has appointed steve mcqueen, naomi campbell. independent professionals who, to a certain extent, rely on social media to keep building the brand. it is the top of the fashion tree and features close only eight few can afford. it has been a torrid time for the magazine business because of the new competition. fashion on your phone. n ewsa g e nts competition. fashion on your phone. newsagents have been closing, sales of glossy magazines have been dropping. it is people like whitney who have been changing the business. this is my blog. shall i to you? she isa this is my blog. shall i to you? she is a fashion blogger. everyone once everything right now, fashion today. the wants to know what is cool right now and that is why social media is so important. do you still read the magazines? i do. i myself do. indeed, people have been predicting the death of print for years now and it has not happened. for me, it is flicking the page, the excitement, isn't it can smack it is when you are waiting for the shoot to come up, the new trend, i

with naomi's help, steve was able to write a new song. ♪ ♪ although he forgets entire conversations and even single-digit numbers, somehow, his mind dreamed up this: ♪ ♪ alzheimer's steals a lot, but today, we score one for the beauty left behind. >> sweet. >> got it! >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road" in portland, oregon. >> right on. >> mason: lovely. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching this week. i'll see you first thing tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the chemicals in many household products.. now linked to lower i- q's in children. good evening, >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins with alarm new evidence against flame retardants, the chemicals in many household products now linked to lower iqs in children. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica. >> i'm allen martin. flame retardants are in couches and many other consumer products. and one bay area city could outright ban them. now kpix 5's melissa caen has the results of a

thank you so much, naomi. >> guest: thank you so much.members of congress are back home working during the august congressional recess. some members and their staffs weeding out otis of events they attend. here's a tweet from near khobar summoned carolyn maloney honored to have girl scouts in your city and burst my bill to build a women's history museum on the national mall. let's tell her story. one more this one from republican senator lisa murkowski of alaska a new health care clinic on st. lawrence island. a harvard law professor looks at how social media affects their political views. the book is. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

geoffrey supran and naomi oreskes say they're not making judgments on specific legal issues, but it ishly likely this scientific take on the politics of climate change will be injected into the legal process, william. >> all right, as always, miles o'brien, thank you so much. >> you're welcome, william. >> brown: finally, a british rock star with a new take on the birth of rock and roll. jeffrey brown has the story. ♪ ♪ >> brown: billy bragg first rose to fame as a punk rock and folk musician in the early 1980s. ♪ ♪ now nearing 60, he's still singing hard-edged songs of protest and passion, here recently at the birchmere music hall in alexandria, virginia. ♪ ♪ in a new book: "roots, radicals and rockers" he's also looking back to an even earlier, lesser known but important moment in music history... ♪ ♪ ...when a pop star named lonnie donegan and others took britain by storm in the mid-50s with a phenomenon called skiffle music. >> what donegan does, he's the first british artist to get in the charts playing a guitar, and he begins the process of turning british pop into a guitar-led m

we will talk to naomi watts. day. we will take a look at crazy creations and try out twists or two ourselves. >>> another picture perfect day in the northeast. low humidity, sunshine, 80s in most of the country we will continue with below average temperatures. as we head into the weekend it looks like 70s back through the midwest. a little unsettled through parts of the great lakes and interior northeast and southeast, as well. in the west still dealing with above average temperatures. saturday cools off a bit. pacific northwest into the 70s. popup thunderstorms through the afternoon on saturday. through planes and gulf coast and into the northeast hit and miss storms. still keep an eye to the sky going into the weekend. more heavy rain is much more likely on sunday especially thugh northernro >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your sunglasses. get ready for another beautiful summer day. a warm day, yes. 86 in philadelphia this afternoon. just like yesterday, the humidity will be dropping durin

with naomi's help, steve was able to write a new song.dd even single digit numbers, somehow, his mind dreamed up this. ♪ ♪ alzheimers steals a lot, but today, we score one for the beauty left behind. >> sweet. >> got it. >> steve hartman on the road, in portland, oregon. >> right on. >>> that's the "overnight news" news for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, august 7th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> nations are coming together to put pressure on north korea with new sanctions, and u.s. officials say they are open to negotiations, but need north korea to do one thing. >> the first and strongest signal they can send us is just stop these missile launches. >>> vice president pence sounds off on a report that suggests he's laying groundwork for a possible presidential bid. >>> and excessive corrosion that caused an ohio state fair ride

after britain'sjohanna konta was dumped out of the competition — world number 45 naomi 0saka from japanion angelique kerber 6—3, 6—1 injust over an hour. it was the first time for 12 years that the champion was knocked out in the opening round. the number one seed nadal is into the next round after a straight sets victory. the spaniard needed a tie—break to take the first set but took the next two ticks— two. —— 6-2. and took the next two ticks— two. —— 6—2. and now onto football. is alexis sanchez about to join manchester city? city have made a £50 million bid to to sign the chile international from arsenal this evening but we understand that bid has been rejected by arsenal. the chilean is out of contract next summer and hasn't agreed a new one at the emirates yet. sanchez scored 2a league goals for the gunners last season. and it's looking increasingly likely that alex 0xlade chamberlain will be leaving arsenal to join chelsea. the england midfielder‘s contract expires next summer, but he's so far turned down the chance to commit his future at the emirates. the two clubs have agreed

it's out by american teenager naomi 0sa ka. it's only out by american teenager naomi 0saka.the first round. angelique kerber‘s bad form continuing. the scottish labour leader kezia dugdale has quit as the party's leader in scotland. in a surprise move, ms dugdale said it was time to "pass on the baton" to someone else. she's previously criticised jeremy corbyn and has faced criticism from left—wing members of her own party. but she's denied she was under pressure to leave. kezia dugdale is one of three female scottish party leaders in holyrood, along with first minister and snp leader nicola sturgeon, and scottish conservative leader ruth davidson. both took to twitter to pay tribute. nicola sturgeon said that... "kezia dugdale led her party with guts and determination and i admired herfor that. i wish her luck." ruth davidson also wished ms dugdale well, saying... "leadership can be tough and kezia dugdale deserves the thanks of her party for putting in the hard yards." in an exclusive interview with bbc scotland's political editor, brian taylor, kezia dugdale said she had

ranked 50th in the world, japan's naomi 0saka kept her hopes alive with a wonderful tie—break performancejury that saw her withdraw from tournaments in prague and madrid already forced her withdrawal here. and she'll play caroline wozniacki for a place in the semi finals after the dane was a straight sets 6—3, 6—1 winner over the 2014 champion agnieska radwanska. wozniacki has been a runner up in five tournaments this year, two of those against pliskova who she faces next. world number two simona halep expended little energy as she lost just one game in cruising to victory over ba rbora strycova. the romanian, who's defending champion, will now play france's caroline garcia for a place in the semi—finals. if you lose a local derby match 8—0 against a team in the league and then you have to play them in the cup just three days later then you may be sure to put in some extra effort, especially early on. well, in an estonian cup match in tallin, paide had some work to do to restore their reputation but they didn't get off to the most auspicious of starts, allowing levadia to take the lead af

we will talk to naomi watts.tional smores day. we will take a look at crazy creations and try out twists or two ourselves. >>> another picture perfect day >>> another picture perfect day in the northeast, low humidity, sunshine, 80s inst country, though, we will continue with below average temperatures and as we head into the weekend it looks like 70s back through the midwest, a little unsettled through parts of the great lakes and into the interior northeast and into the southeast as well. in the west still dealing with those above average temperatures, saturday cools off a bit in the pacific northwest, highs drop down into the 70s. summertime pop up thunderstorms through the afternoon on saturday through the plains, through the gulf coast and into the northeast, hit and miss storms, not a washout, but still keep an eye to the sky going into the weekend and more heavy rain is much more likely on sunday, especially through northern arkansas and into southern missouri. that's a look at the weather across the count

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upset by this girl. 19-year-old naomi in straight sets in t it's the first top ten win of her career. i'm sure you will hear her name plenty of times from now on. first the shark and now michael phelps may have bigger fish to fry. he set his sites on connor mcgregor. the olympic swimmer posted the picture on instagram tagging the fighter saying all of this talk. should we race as well? we resume this is all a joke -- we assume this sul a joke but you never know. nationals trey dumper activated from the d.l. and bats lead-off against the marlins weather permitting. dowel likes that. jonathan: i would bet the farm on phelps. great one. michelle: i love the showmanship of mcgregor. a trash talker. >> rain is ending. >> we will track harvey and look ahead for impact of lay dor by a weekend. >> "world news tonight" is coming up next. >>> tonight, the disaster in texas growing more severe as we come on the air. catastrophic flooding breaching the levees. the dire warning, "get out now." >> i hate to think there are people in these houses. >> new images of dramatic rescues. the all-out effor

. ♪ >> she was joined in that iconic strut by naomi campbell, linda evangalista and christy turlington song do you know all the words to? all right, sipdy. prove it. ♪ >>. ♪ sometimes the clothes do not make the man ♪ >> that's right. >> cindy's hubby rande gerber was out of town, but their kids, presley and model daughter kaia, make cameos. >> what's your favorite thing about your kids? >> that we're amazing. what kind of interview is this anyway? >> this is not the first time we've seen inside casa gerber. the couple gave mary hart a tour of the oceanfront property in 2014. >> since our kids have gotten older, it's even greater to have all this because they loved having their friends over. >> crawford's office is covered with photos of her, and maybe the best thing we learned from her vogue.com session? well, how to take the perfect selfie. >> put your chin up, and keep to the side and smile. >> forgot to mention, look like cindy crawford. >> she takes the perfect selfie every time. >>> salma hayek talking about cooking for ryan reynolds to blake lively? >> i love them so much. >> so

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and columnist, naomi klein on the current state of paul politics.saturday night on book tv, beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern, former marine corps officer, tracy kraft and jerry bell, former naval officer talk about the history of women in the military and their book, it is my country too. women's military stories from the american revolution to afghanistan. >> for so long women's stories, women's military stores have been discounted. oor, appropriated by others. she just felt like the timing was right. it is time to give these women a voice. >> we are not an experiment, we are soldiers and sailors. we ended up in iraq and afghanistan doing the same job and in many cases is the men, coming home to a country that you cannot recognize many of us as veterans, but with the same physical and moral injuries as the men. >> at 10:00 p.m., afterwards. arizona senator calls for a return from core conservative principles in his book, conscious of a conservative. he is interviewed by the new york daily news columnist. >> how do you make the case, that the health o

." ♪ >> she was joined in that iconic strut by naomi campbell, linda evangalista and christy turlingtong do you know all the words to? all right, cindy. prove it. ♪ ♪ sometimes the clothes do not make the man ♪ >> that's right. >> cindy's hubby rande gerber was out of town, but their kids, presley ans.mode >> what's your favorite thing about your kids? what >> sorry. e casa gerber. the couple gave mary hart a tour of the oceanfront property in 2014. >> since our kids have gotten older, it's even greater to have all this because they loved having their friends over.d's o with photos of her, and maybe the best thing we learned from her voco well, how to take the perfect selfie. >> put your chin up, and keep to >> forgot to mention, look like single time.d.ertime. >>> salma hayek talking about cooking for ryan reynolds to bl >> i love my to looking like th >>> and details about another bachelor nation baby on the way. >> it was a great surprise. is shows us their best emmy-winning faces. and which star might f lia table if they lose? >> they will flip a table? i want to see that. i would p

naomi cornwell reports. it was here the body of a toddler was found alone in an empty house.llowing reports of a domestic incident. when officers arrived, they were told a man and woman had left the house and gone to hospital. but when they went in, they discovered the body of a young boy. it is a harrowing case. there is an impact on the local community and sympathies are with the friends and sympathies are with the friends and family and the community. we are working hard with the family and the community to provide reassurance and support. neighbours said they are devastated. sick to find out it was a child. i have onlyjust found out through the press. it is horrible, horrible feeling. i am sure everybody shares the same views. shock more than anything else. it's not known how the boy died. the woman is being treated in hospital for serious injuries. at 31—year—old man is being questioned on suspicion of murder. this afternoon, greater manchester police said they had been called to a domestic incident at the same house on friday. the force is expected to repair itself to t

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> up next on afterwards, author and columnist naomi klein discusses current politics in her book no it's not enough, resisting the shock politics and winning the world we need. she's interviewed by

isis, how is naomi doing? >> she's doing great. we have a video. >> okay. you guys -- why don't you guys e-mail it to the producers and we'll get it on the air for you. we'll put that on the air. we capital see it because it's so small. e-mail my producers after we finish this. who said she lost everything just now? >> that's my cousin. >> i'm taquia eagleton. >> how high did the water get where you are? >> i was with isis. i'm her cousin. i got us rescued this morning. i flagged down a truck with a boat this morning. i flagged him down. he was coming from midland. i grabbed one neighbor. she was on her way to baytown. that's how we ended up stuck out here. he thought that we were all going the same place but we weren't. it was a miscommunication and we ended up stuck out here. me and isis and nao are trying to get back closer to the family. >> who else was trapped? >> sir? >> is there somebody else there who was trapped? >> yeah. >> who is that? >> my name is danese. >> my name is linda record. the way we got rescued was a volunteer just around the neighbo

japan's naomi 0saka, who is just 19 years old, followed up her win over defending champion angelique6—3, 4—6, 7—5 win over denisa allertova of the czech republic. she is now facing the estonian kaia kanepi on saturday. about 2 million muslims from across the world have begun the annual hajj pilgrimage in saudi arabia. on thursday they climbed mount arafat east of mecca where muslims believe the prophet mohammed gave his last sermon 1a centuries ago. iranians are once again participating this year after missing the last hajj following a deadly stampede in 2015. health officials in the us have approved a new treatment which redesigns a patient‘s immune system to attack cancer. the therapy makes a so—called ‘living drug' that's tailor—made to each patient, unlike conventional therapies such as chemotherapy. it works by extracting white blood cells and reprogramming them to seek out and kill cancer when put back into a patient‘s body. initial tests of the so called car—t therapy have been promising, but it's not as effective against "solid tumours" like lung cancer. earlier i spoke to on

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on the women's side naomi is the smack down women's champ and alexa bliss is the raw women's champ. i know none of those names but that's what's trending. >> me neither. but you're a wrestling >> brock,. >> wisdom martin. welcome back holly. >> thank you. >> coming up, a maryland couple who says they were targeted because of their way of life. they speak exclusive to fox5. >> we have a number of eclipse related events across our region to tell you about. >> heading to break, a live look across the d.c. region. 75 degrees, 4:43 is the time. you know, they play this song often. what are they trying to tell us? young dumb and broke. would you be offended? think ababout that. my sweetheart's gone sayonara. this scarf all that's left to rememb... what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> 4:46 and here's a look at the stories we are following for you today monday august 21st. >>> search and rescue operations under way for 10 sailors missing after the u.s

naomi cornwell reports. it was here the body of a toddler was found alone in an empty house.alled just after midnight following reports reports of a domestic incident. 0ffices were told a man and woman had reneged on the hospital. when they went in they discovered the body of a young boy. it is a harrowing case. there is a clear impact on the local community. sympathies are with the family and the local community and friends. we are working hard for the community and the family to put out reassurance and support. neighbours say they are devastated. it is seek to find that it was a child. i only just found out through the press that it was a child. so, it is horrible. a horrible feeling. umm... iam sure horrible. a horrible feeling. umm... i am sure everyone horrible. a horrible feeling. umm... i am sure everyone feels the same. shocked more than anything else. i am sure everyone feels the same. shocked more than anything elsem is not yet known how the boy died. the woman is being treated in hospitalfor the woman is being treated in hospital for serious the woman is being trea

naomi of silk is a whale hunter. she takes us to a feast on the beach. the emmy piet have hunted the bonehead well in the seal skin boats for thousands of years. now donald trump intends to reverse the ban on drilling in the arctic ocean. and many are afraid they will lose their way of life. i honestly didn't want to be at the shore in thailand no we can. i mean. and just imagine if there were to be. a big spill in the ocean. none of this would be happening right now. but like the rest of alaska this town is almost entirely dependent on oil. taxes on the industry and other parts of the country pay for the infrastructure. and every alaskan gets a yearly cash dividend will just starsight small the mcgough. the slayer fred proud believes that oil is the only way they can carry on hunting. google will in for free. it costs money to go well so there there opportunity coexist together. and an opportunity for not only. industry to thrive but then also the local traditional hunters. we're closer to the north pole head then we ought to washington dc but the white

he has over five hundred thousand instagram followers he's appointed steve mcqueen naomi campbell as you say samick nightmare stylist. all these independent professionals who to a certain extent rely on social media to keep building their brands. vogue is the top of the for and tree and features clothes only a few can afford. it has there been a pretty torrid time for the magazine business of the last few years. because of well the new competition. fashion. on your phone. news agents have been closing sales of glossy magazines have been droppin. anyway my cat yeah yeah and it's people like whitney there wasn't any change in the business celebrities of fashion blogger. nelly everyone wants everything right now. and today they want to know what's what's cool right now and that's why social media is so important. you still read magazines idea i myself i did. indeed people have been predicting the death of print for a good few years now. and it hasn't happened. it is a new era. and a new name in charge for business. changing fast that it's a vote it seems. venezuela to opposition leaders

castle based on the bestselling novel by jeannette walls costarring woody harrelson breed lawson and naomi watts the glass castles in theaters now it's safe to say maks you are hot. you're the you're all the talk of the town. is that true well look at all these things are door wide no i'm glad it's nice theory really all that long i mean feeling insecure for a while you know i've been i've been off most of the summer we've had a show i've just been taking my kids to camp and you go girl i feel good you just said that's a nice and his intro thank you i want to talk about the movie in a in a little while but let's talk about your character schmidt believes he's the new girl he's a bug with from a dead that's true now you are a father i am what kind of father will smith be i think he'll be a fairly good one i think i think schmidt's got a lot of love in the summer and i think he's going to see those those kids maybe if they have multiple but i think he's going to see that child. and he's just going to not know how to do anything else but love it he is a neurotic nauseous is on the right i'd s

women's champion angelique kerber has been beaten in the opening round by japan's new york raised naomireak on match point and claim a 6—3, 6—1win and a first victory ever over a player ranked in the top ten. translation: i was always believing until the end that i can turn around the match because i turned around a lot of matches but yeah, she played good, especially also at the end of the match and i'm always trying to go for it when i have the chance and today, i mean, she just went for it. i think she took her chances and she played a very good match but for me for sure it wasn't the best day and not the best match. in the men's draw, the world number 0ne rafael nadal secured his passage to the second round after a sluggish start to his match against serbia's dusan lajovic. he won the first set on a tie—break but found things much easier in the next two. today, here i am, 31, if you tell me i'd be here at 31 being number one in the world especially seven, six, ten years ago i wouldn't believe you so i'm trying to enjoy every day without thinking much about what happened and what can