her name will always be attached to prada because of the devil wears prada.affected your business in any way, positive or negative? >> of course, it made the name of prada very famous, even more if necessary, and her also. >> when she drops in on a designer, it is make-or-break time. >> and it goes with a belt. >> nicolas ghesquiere of balenciaga is anxious to please. >> light. >> yeah, i'm trying. >> do you keep her in mind when you're working on a new collection? >> there is always a moment when you question if anna will like it or not, for sure. i think any designer who says the contrary would lie. >> john galliano, who designs for dior, who some might think needs a better tailor, calls wintour his fairy godmother. >> oh, my goodness, in all my success--i mean, without her support, i certainly wouldn't be at the house of dior today. >> well, he is no more. he was fired in march 2011. >> bernard arnault, who has a better tailor and owns dior, is the chairman of lvmh, the largest luxury conglomerate in the world. when wintour recommended to the richest man i

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televizado el momento en el que se saludaron, tantel mandatario cubano, sin embargo, en esta reunión praday fue sólo en el momento en que ambos se despidieron y también con algunos invitados especies, y es ahí donde precisamente está ya pernoctando el papa benedicto xvi ra realizar una actividad muy importante >>> cómo ha tomado el pueblo el hecho de que epapa haya enfatizado en su labor pastoral él criticó el marxismo en el avió, pero en cuba, en suelo cubano, nada de nada, qué piensan en la calle? >>> efectivamente, la declaración que hizo en ese avión tras la pregunta de maría antonieta collins sigue generando eco, y se esperaba que el discurso del papa tuviera un tinte más políco, sin embargo, @omentas en esta fectivamente, parte pastoral religiosa, lo que sí se comentó y esto lo dijo el vocero de la santa sede, y es que el papa, no era un tema fundamental en esta reunión, no era uno de los temas primordiales, dijo que no es un profeta o un político, sino que es uguia espiritual, y que espera que esta visita traiga paz >>> Él también n jo en unas horas, que se han interesado en el homb

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. >> reporter: think anne hathaway's character in "the devil wears prada."character, "in fight club." literally beating himself up in the boss' office. >> what are you doing? >> reporter: in real life, some people do quit in spectacular ways. most famously, that jetblue flight attendant, who slid down the emergency slide. >> they treat us like [ bleep ] here. >> reporter: on youtube, you'll find joe quit, who worked at the providence marriott. >> i'm here to tell you that i'm quitting. >> reporter: he brought his own marching band for backup. and there's how to quit mcdonald's. [ bleep ] you. [ bleep ] you. >> reporter: whether you're flipping burgers or flipping multimillion-dollar deals, quitting is powerful stuff. but today, goldman sachs took issue. in a firm our size, it's not shocking that some people could feel disgrundled wrote zee lloyd blankfein in response. but today, one disgruntled guy spoke louder than the world's most powerful bank. one london website offered a "star wars"

i'm in love with prada and christian dior. you see, i'm way ahead of your plan.ot trying to have you as my man. my cell, please quit calling it. you see i ignore the calls. you can't play me. i'm done with games. stop with the kid games. got you heated because i'm done with you and you know i'm on to the next dude. love nobody, trust nobody, and most definitely near fear nobody. it's a cold game. play your part the you ain't even on topic. let's not speak about it. i do what i do and i does it with. i saw your mommas. i got me one and i call them daddy instead of papas. you ain't with it, you in the past. since i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked. not the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their project. >> you don't even know what you are doing

. >> the store is filled with light, art and brand like prada gucci. it includes a calf may. shoppers outside said they couldn't wait until the doors glow people will jump in their car go to the knee mans so now they won't have to. >> opponents have raised concern among them limited parking in the area. but broadway plaza is welcoming its newest tenants. >> we have knew mans, in order strolls we have macy's, we have wonderful retailers. >> development in the area is hot button issue to come up with a long term master plan for the broadway plaza area. residents say high end retailers an discount chains like tuesday morning opening its doors just two blocks away are all good signs for the local economy. >> all the restaurants are doing well. don't see any businesses going out of business, everything seems to be getting bigger and sharper. >> we just walked around to the backside of knee man marcus, you can see preparations are underway out here as well. tickets are sold out but broadway plaza will be holding a series of events with an open invitation so the public can come out.

reporter: stores selling luxury brands line this street, across the street are stores like tiffany and prada, but the owners of this company decided to plop down their casual clothing store many the middle of all of this. to casual clothes are in the middle of main street. staff say more than 1,000 eager customers lined upstarting at 5:00 a.m. this morning. 500 clerks waited for their arrival. about 1/5 of them can cater to people from around the world in japanese, english, chinese, korean, french and spanish. >> translator: welcome. >> after the earthquake, we're thinking everything we can do at least everybody from other country. >> they helped me to chose some t-shirts they're very good. >> i hope it gloeblzs and becomes more diverse in america because i would like to see them there. >> reporter: marketers have crafted a global strategy since 2001. the company opened stores in paris, london, beijing and elsewhere. then last year the owner set up shop along fifth avenue in new york. they hope the gloss of the luxury stores will rub off here as well. people from all over the world visit the

ladies and gentlemen, a relentless researcher and heavy weight historian john pradas. >> thank you very much. that was very gracious. we also add my troyes those of all my colleagues and congratulating and thanking the people who brought us to this event here this weekend. we think it's a wonderful opportunity to bring these issues before the public eye. actually, since we were just talking about historiography, let me open on a historical graphical note because it shows you how the process goes of trying to read the tea leaves and enter pretty issues in history. so the phrase decent interval actually dollars an article that henry kissinger wrote which he published in the journal foreign affairs or in the months of the 1968 election especially when foreign affairs experts positioned themselves for potential appointments and new administrations by putting out views and opinions that potential precedents can take a look at and decide that they like these people and kissinger did this very thing in this article in foreign affairs. well, lo and behold, the phrase, decent interval becomes ve

america and all the big bangs were involved with is a giant fraud, no different than selling fake pradahe street. they were selling phony mortgages, taking really poorly poor mortgages, sub prime mortgages, very poor quality lent to extremely risky borrowers, disguising them at triple-a rated high quality loans, essentially lending out mortgages for everybody with a policy, taking those lopes shopping them to unsuspecting unions and pensions and retirement funds as high quality securities. it was a giant fraud scheme. they were doing this all over the world. as part of these deals, they were required to buy back any defective or loans that were in default. that's what bank of america is facing now. they're supposed to be buying back these loans and are not doing it. there was this string of outraged customers demanding their money back. >> that opens up two things, one is who they rip off. as you explained, not explained nearly well enough in the rest of the media, it was the pensions. i've talked to the managing director of goldman sachs, she said that's the suckers at the tail. when y

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. >>> we loved emily blunt in "the devil wears prada."hing and she had a whale,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there are fish out of water tales and then there's salmon fishing in the yemen, which brings it to a whole other level. >> in the new film emily blunt works for a man who fishes. she calls co-star ian mcgregor to try to help make it happen. >> what are you doing? >> no. this is something i invented. >> is it. what's it called? >> this one is called the chatwood beauty. >> that's very nice. >> did i mention the star of the movie is emily blunt? the title of the meesh is called "salmon fishing in the yemen." >> gayle loves the title. >> i don't know what else we should call it. you know, i think they thought about other generic titles like swimming upstream. the film is so surprising and it's about yems, ma'a fishing i. >> swimming upstream. >> it would have cheap fooid it. >> we won't given it away. when you got the script and saw the title, did you like it right away? >> i was confused. i thought i misheard my agent. he said it's wonderful and

. >>> we loved emily blunt in "the devil wears prada."orning, it is warm and humid. 60 degrees on tv hill. your normal daytime high 52 and you can see the reflection in the inner harbor of the sky. slow clearing now starting to take place and such going to be the flavor of well let's see now through lunchtime. forecast today calls for a hot temperature of 76 degrees. you're watching us down in the 50 corridor, salisbury, ocean city you're getting showers now. they'll be leaving before not too long. there's a chance of a passing shower or thunderstorm this af >>> there are fish out of water tales and then there's salmon fishing in the yemen, which brings it to a whole other level. >> in the new film emily blunt works for a man who fishes. she calls co-star ian mcgregor to try to help make it happen. >> what are you doing? >> no. this is something i invented. >> is it. what's it called? >> this one is called the chatwood beauty. >> that's very nice. >> did i mention the star of the movie is emily blunt? the title of the meesh is called "sal

so does prada. it is hard to find these because they were collected.now you're like what's happening but these were a big craze that spawned these little voodoo dolls that are at airport kiosks. >> voodoo. >> lucky little voodoo dolls. this one, nibble away at your worries, this other one -- sort of luck messages. this one's luckier than four rabbits feet, it says. >> cute. >> they're cute. there's a big craze. also dolce and gabana makeup have limbed edition lip liners and eyeliners with charms on the end. and last but not least, one of my favorite designers from l.a., michelle roy, real four-leaf clovers in gold or silver. they're about $100. but you can have an authentic four-leaf clover as a pendant. >> beautiful. thank you, bobbie. [ buzz ] >> it's time to do a little try day -- bobbie, you can stick around. >> thank you. >> we'll do a little dance. >> jerry, too. >> yeah. we have maggie herzog. she is our teacher today. >> who's more irish than maggie herzog. >> hi, maggie. >> how are you? you're going to show us a little something. should we get

ones come along everyone is in the fight like a feeding frenzy but i think -- i feel like devil wears pradao one knew who i was. >> they do now. >> you have the coolest job on the planet, train for fishing how -- was it hard to train for fishing? >> falling down again isn't it. >> got this wayward eyebrow. >> my dad gave me these really chunky eyebrows we will get it hacked off in between. >> i didn't see it. >> can you sit down for the rest of the interview. >> i can pull it out. >> no, go for it >> i got it >> you did it. my god. >> sell it on ebay or something. >> did that hurt? >> no, i didn't even know oh, so you are good at waxing i remember >> this is the greatest interview of all time i am just having the best time ever. >> i am sweating. >> training for fishing. >> well, i don't fish so you have to learn the technique of fly fishing is particular and difficult so we had two great teachers one in london where we started shooting and then billy the gilly. >> billy the gilly. >> we did the best we could when we got onset it was windy, makes it difficult the river was too narrow. >> th

but the devil's still wearing prada. some things don't change. >> tell us about your look. you have anything to do with putting that look together? >> yes. well, he's very well described in the book and in the script. but i wanted to go a little bit farther so i wanted him to be very tan. i had teeth made -- i was in england so we had everything made there, had teeth made, two upper, lower teeth. we only used the upper. i had noses made, too, because i wanted him to look like he'd had excessive amounts of plastic surgery but the noses didn't quite work. >> so that's your schnoz up there. >> yes. >> that's quite impressive. >> thank you very much. but it took time. it took about seven hours to put all the pieces together on the first day. then after that, it was about an hour and a half. >> you've walked so many red carpets for so many films. this one looked different from all the rest. watching that crazy mob scene that's been following you guys around. >> yeah. that was weird to have -- to see people like that. people so excited about it. then people just bursting into tea

. >> the 87,000 square foot store is filled with brands, including prada and gucci, also has its on niemannrother's cafe. >>> forbes list of richest people is out. holding onto the top stop, carlos slim. following on his heel, microsoft cofounder, bill gates, and warren buffet. also several people from the bay area on the list, including oracle's larry ellison who came in sixth. and ranked 35th, facebook's 27- year-old mark zuckerberg, worth $17.5 billion. >>> in news of the world tonight in afghanistan, six british soldiers have been killed in hellman province. the largest one day loss of life for british forces in six years. it appears their armored vehicle hit a roadside bomb while on patrol last night. >>> in syria, amateur video shows the devastation in a neighborhood of the city of homes that had been a base for opposition fighters. today, the humanitarian chief visited the area. it -- most of the residents had already fled. >>> in china, scary pictures of a rescue. two men got stuck in their truck in the middle of a river. he and the other man reached dry land safely. the not clear h

. >> the 87,000 square foot store is filled with brands, including prada and gucci, also has its on niemanns list of richest people is out. holding onto the top stop, carlos slim. following on his heel, microsoft cofounder, bill gates, and warren buffet. also several people from the bay area on the list, including oracle's larry ellison who came in sixth. and ranked 35th, facebook's 27- year-old mark zuckerberg, worth $17.5 billion. >>> in news of the world tonight in afghanistan, six british soldiers have been killed in hellman province. the largest one day loss of life for british forces in six years. it appears their armored vehicle hit a roadside bomb while on patrol last night. >>> in syria, amateur video shows the devastation in a neighborhood of the city of homes that had been a base for opposition fighters. today, the humanitarian chief visited the area. it -- most of the residents had already fled. >>> in china, scary pictures of a rescue. two men got stuck in their truck in the middle of a river. he and the other man reached dry land safely. the not clear how they wound up in that

but i feel like devil wears prada, i had to make a bit of a play for that.e knew who i was. >> you have the coolest job on the planet. i want to do this. was it hard to train for fishing. >> i have this wayward a brown. >> it is falling down. >> my dad gave me these really chunky eyebrows. >> we'll get it next time. >> i can see it. >> can you tut approximate down for the rest of the interview. >> i can pull it out. >> go for it. >> i got it. >> you did it! >> sell it on e-bay or something like that. >> it didn't even hurt. >> also, you're very good at waxing. >> this is the greatest interview of all time. >> i'm sweating. >> what was the question, training for fishing. i don't fish. so you have to learn the technique of fly fishing is very particular and difficult. we had two great fly fishing teachers, one in london and then billy the guilty. >> billy the guilty. -- billy the gilly. >> when we got out there, the river was too narrow and it was windy. >> all kind of excuses. very impressive. >>> kevin will be here in the stewed would he with us live tomorro

. >> yes, i'm talking about the devil wears prada. i had to think if i actually had a right to be there with those actors. i did in and came and did the best i could every day. i listened a lot. the thing with meryl streep, mike nichols described her as a miracle, she is as well as a human being and an actress. she comes into the room and she will change the energy. she changes the molecules and you just become a part of it. and she, i remember one day we came in and we shot her coverage first and i gotten to an emotional place for her coverage and the camera turned around and i got a little nervous because it's hard to be vulnerable and think that people are going to see that. and i hadn't quite gotten comfortable with that at that point in my career. and meryl just upped her game until i had no choice but to give the performance that i had given on her coverage. and she just gave that to me. it was a gift. and she cared that much and she has enough respect for her projects, for her work and for acting, i think, to give that much. >>

now her from the devil wears prada. >> love her. >> so fantastic.hese two are just a delight when they are on screen together. they really are. and, of course, we all love ewan mcgregor. to many the scottish star is known as obi-wan kenobe in "star wars." a new spot for the much traveled actor. take a look. do you have a little whiff of the beatnik era? >> yeah, yeah. you can feel it. i have never been to san francisco. >> this is where they would come and hang. i rarely begin the interview with a gift but if i do, it could ensure that we have a nice interview sore from me to you, my friend. >> from the bookstore. >> reporter: i hope you like the book. >> brilliant. thank you. great. i haven't read it. i started reading it once when i was younger and then -- i have a very short attention span. i will enjoy it. >> you want me to sign it? >> please. >> reporter: i don't usually do autographs. >> do it. >> i now like to take road trips, right? >> i do. >> reporter: there you go. to ewan mcgregor. i'm not sure really wanted the autograph. [ laughter ] >

the frames we put in the towers are generally those that are of higher value, things such as the pradasis, guccis the diors and so for. >> the next morning, he takes a look at the video and can't believe the spectacle at his eye glass store. the damage amounts to almost $25,000. >> i was somewhat in a daze, and it was somewhat unbelievable the extent of the violence of this break-in. i don't quite even get why it was necessary on the part of the perpetrator. >> but earlier in the week, a similar crime occurs at the store. security cameras are immediately installed, and they catch this second robbery on camera. snarr believes it's the same suspect. >> it's my opinion that that first crime was more of a casing to test the alarm system. >> in october 2010, police arrest 39-year-old adrian irving on breaking and entering and vandalism. two months later, he pleads guilty, sentenced to three years in prison. it's all thanks to the 20/20 lens of the surveillance camera. >> it's not that expensive when you get the payback or the reward, when you catch them like this on film. it can go a long wa

the company prada went public in hong kong this year, so she's back on the list.een an area of growth as well as tech. >> who is the poorest billionaire on your list? and i'm putting that in quotes. >> a lot of people actually tie on the $1 billion. so sara blakely is ranked -- what is she -- 1,153rd or something like that. a lot of people tie at that 1 billion number which puts them at 1,100-something. so it's hard to say who is the very poorest. the poorest, of course, don't make the list, right? >> i'm being semi-facetious. kerry dolan at forbes. thank you. >>> a high school valedictorian who faced deportation 24 hours ago can now stay here. she has a two-year reprieve after a judge ruled she must return to columbia. >> i've been here since i was four. i'm american. >> the student is here illegally. her parents overstayed their visas many, many years ago. hundreds protested their decision and this young woman will meet with former senator mark rubio this afternoon. >>> can we get a -- aw, two

it started on the runway with prada spring 2012 collection. it's lady-like and polished. >> it can be flattering. you want to find the right size. this is between a box pleat and a nice pleat. >> really cute. >> we added the great, little -- >> i think the a-line skirt makes your legs look slimmer. now model, new look. poplin is back? >> we're starting with the pencil skirt. and it's just that little extra ruffle or piece of fabric at the midsection. and pastels, huge trend for spring. this is a new take on the pencil. it's from zarra. and it's $79.90. >> you are saying, it will accentuate the hips. and it's back to the tiny waist. >> you define the waist, that's the smallest section. >> you were talking about fabric pumps. thank you so much. time for our third model. our third song, kim, bring it. can we talk about these? i want to talk about the shoes. those are wow. >> aren't these amazing. they're platform pumps from steve madden. if you're not comfortable doing head-to-toe, a simple touch of it. and we mixed witt the pattern on the skirt. the asymmetrical hemline. al

shoes i will tell you i will be honest with you we will put our shoes in the starting can if it says pradait. >> wait until you see this. >> tough commute on the roads, prince georges county sen real avenue up towards the bw parkway -- central avenue up towards the bw parkway down to 22 miles an hour at land over southbound 270, german town headed toward the spur heavy volume, 32 minute commute, headed out towards the split, delays 95 to 66, a 40 minute ride travelling up the west side, 66 coming inbound from centerville headed in towards the capital belt way almost a 45 minute commute all lanes here are open that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> all right thank you very much new this morning the u.s. secretary of defense is in afghanistan, leon panetta just met with the president of afghanistan they discussed the shooting of 16 afghans by an american soldier. as panetta arrived an afghan man drove a truck on to the runway and crashed a truck into a ditch setting himself on fire. trust is needed between the coalition and afghan people panetta said. >> that is extremely importa

in january of this year, a father and son were sentenced to more than 150 months in prada rolph deily ka federal prison to pay $39 million in restitution for running a scam that defrauded more than 1,000 victims with the promise of large returns on investment in companies that were developing films and los angeles. last month a corporation in los angeles was ordered to pay the fine of a million dollars because they were mislabeling and pawning off as groups accelerating it throughout the country. and then last year a santa barbara man was sentenced to six years in federal prison for conducting a phony secret shopper business an opportunity scam that included offers to make people bartenders in our district was trotting 87,000 victims and the district to the tune of $6 million. now, those are just some examples that we've had in the courtroom for our victories in the courtroom are not all that we need to do as it relates to combating consumer fraud. in the coming weeks and months you will see u.s. attorney's offices throughout the country working with our partners both on the civil sid

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nearly 3,000 of the campaign donors were there including "the devil wears prada" herself the "vogue"harvey winestein each stuffed about $500,000 into the president's re-election war chest. incredible story a decade in the making. infant kidnapped eight years ago in texas found alive. this is what he looked like the last time his family saw him in 2004. now, the boy's grandmother, crystal tanner is behind bars charged with kidnapping him. she was supposed to be babysitting. tanner was reportedly caught after someone turned her in for alleged child abuse. miguel should be back with his real family as soon as tomorrow. what a story. those are your headlines. >> all right, now 5 minutes after the top of the hour. listen, when you talk about what concerns people most, they aren't really talking about the election as much as they're talking about gas prices. i filled up. i know it's $3.83 the national average. i went for the 89 octane. $4.19. after $85, my hand was so exhausted, i had to exhaust it. my wrist was swollen and i called it quits. >> i was home in florida gassing up the rental

yet you go down three, four blocks, there they are selling fake prada bags. >> people break the rulesu're a real business, you're scared because they could take all of your money and on tonight's show, cracking down on cigar makers. some guy selling oysters from his own property. of course, marijuana i argue should be legal, that they legalize it in some states and the feds crack down. you don't know what the rules are. >> steve: what do you think it is, john? is it the federal government is trying to provide employee safety or safety for the consumer or they just -- >> also it's thomas jefferson said, the natural progress of things for government to grow. if you have a regulator, he's not doing his job if he doesn't churn out more rules. we evaluate politicians. what laws have you got positived? that's what the kids ask on washington tours? they don't say, what did you repeal? i wish they would! >> steve: the regulations for lemonade where? >> the people on the show run a lemonade day for kids. they can't even get in to san francisco. you can't have kids selling lemonade. >> juliet:

the pradas, the guccis, chanels, the louis vuitton's, those are the brands we offer and it's a greatorecost and say it's "x" percentage points because it takes time to materialize. in florida where we've seen an influx of the brazilian tourist, it's had a big impact on the stores. >> as you see the cash flow moving forward, what will you priorityize the money with, i know there are share buybacks, there's also talk about the debt service pile at the moment. what would need to come first in your view? >> well, we feel terrific about where the balance sheet sits today. we're sitting on a $120 million convertible debt offering that will be due next year. it's deep in the money. it will likely become equity. we have a $230 million debt that's callable for 2024. it's relatively inexpensive debt, so we clearly can play with that. and we've been buying shares back, so we'll continue to look at share repurchases. we feel very, very good about our investment opportunities. we're ramping up some of our capital spending. it went from 65 to this year $110 million to $120 million. we'll be flexib