well, that's my grandfather, alfred vanderbilt, the very first. ail friend vanderbilt iii. is gloria's father, reg nainald vanderbilt. he was the youngest, the baby of the family. he lost great amounts of money. >> new york's 400 arrive for gotham's swankiest -- >> he married my grandmother, gloria morgan, a great beauty, 17 or 18 when they got married. they didn't have much of a life together, frankly. they met, they got married, and after my mom was born, amazingly, they went off on an extended trip for i think like six months and left my newborn mom with some nurse. >> i mean, if you think of it in this time frame, as it was, as far as history goes, people that had families in a certain economic group, they did not see much of their children. they had nurses and nannies and so forth. my mother was 18 when i was born. when you're a child, if you grow up in a jungle, you think the whole world is like that. so for a long time, i mean, it wasn't real to me that there was a mother and a father. i mean, i didn't know what that idea was, so to speak. that was taken the day my f

born in 1924, her father reginald vanderbilt was air to the vanderbilt fortune. at the age of 10, she was dubbed a poor little rich girl because of a custody battle between gloria mercedes vanderbilt and her aunt. she became known for her work as an actress and designer, best known for designer jeans with a signature white swan label. at its peak in 1980, her famous jeans generated $200 million in sales. the mother of cbs contributor and cnn news anchor anderson cooper, but two appeared together in new york in 2016 at the premier of nothing left unsaid. the documentary explored vanderbilt's life and relationship with her children. >> when my mom turned 91, i decided i want to change the conversation we have. i want a new way to talk, relate to each other and learn about each other. >> reporter: cooper's brother killed himself at the age of 23, a suicide his mother witnessed and called the most painful moment of her life. vanderbilt was married four times. in a statement from cnn, cooper remembered his mother as a painter, writer, designer, remarkable mother, wife

celebrating gloria vanderbilt. gloria vanderbilt was born into the famous vanderbilt family.eat-great granddaughter of railroad and shipping tycoon. she lost her father when she was just a baby. and at 10, she was the subject of a bitter child custody battle between her mother and her aunt. the newspapers covered every step of the battle. she was married four times, she had four children. she would act as a young woman and over the course of her life she would write and paint, too. abc news at the opening of her art show in 1969 in new york city. >> how do you feel, personally, having your work here? >> oh, i'm delighted. i love to work and i work hard and long and this is going to keep me going and i like that, so, i'm delighted with it. >> reporter: but many will remember when she turned the family name into a forchur. her eye, her jeans. >> this is gloria vanderbilt. the woman who invented designer jeans and almost overnight changed the way america dresses. >> reporter: they were everywhere. >> introducing canvas jeans that were built for your figure. vanderbilt for your f

. >> gloria vanderbilt is here tonight. >> welcome aboard, miss vanderbilt.n short, one of the most successful women in america. >> model, actress, and now fabric designer. >> introducing my new collection of status jeans. >> i think my mom is a lot more interesting than the person people think she is. you know, she's got this public face. but the reality of her life is so different than what the public face is. >> a remarkable life. the news continues. so i'll hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." chris? >> all right. thank you, j.b. our hearts go to anderson on the loss of his mother, gloria vanderbilt, tonight. no question. if any of you out there, if you've lost a parent or a loved one, you know there's really little anyone can say to you that's going to blunt the pain. but you know, anderson showed his special gift. he used his skills as a reporter to do that documentary that's on hbo. you've got to watch it if you get a chance. because yes, you're going to learn a lot about a great lady who learned 90 -- lived 95 years. but you're going to learn

reporter: gloria vanderbilt had many titles. social light, writerde, gner, wife and mother. shalso had a famous name born in france in 1924, and heie to t vanderbilt railroad fortunate. at 10 her aunt battled to take custody of gloria. they covered every moment of the tabld trial and dubbed her poor little rich girl. she went on to marry three more times. she had two sons with nductor lee polled, two more sons with writer wyatt cooper and anderson n.oper who remembered his mon >> she was derld to matermined e something of her life. >> rorter: her larger than life personality to the rear pocket of designer jeans, fashioning a $100 million a year business >> gloria vanderbilt -- >> reporter: while her public life was gmorous, gracing the pages of fashion magazines, there was private pain she witnessed her son carter, anderson's brother, take his own life >> i often think that i was the first face that he saw, and i was the last >> reporter: andopson co said his mother was recently diagnosed with advanced cancer >> what an extraord

gloria vanderbilt — who's died at the age of 95. in just a few moments. we will look at facebook and its crypto currency. stay with us. hello there. south—eastern parts of the uk were warmest and sunniest on monday, but things look a little bit different with warm humid air pushing up from iberia, things are fairly quiet, these are the temperatures to the end of the night. when arriving to the north—west of scotland across the north—west of scotland across the channel, in between a band of cloud across northern and good. that's not going to be producing any rain isa that's not going to be producing any rain is a good chance is going to be dry for the cricket and old trafford. this is going to be a lot of cloud around with temperatures of 18 or 19 degrees. we will see some of this showery rain coming into scotland, many western scotland, a few showers coming into northern ireland and if you bits of sunshine but cloud across in the den rails was not rain pushing up from the south. heaviest brand logo to be across the south—east of eng

born in 1924, her father, reginald vanderbilt was heir to the vanderbilt fortune but gambled away mostied when my mom was just a baby. fwloer yeah morgan vanderbilt, her mother, wasn't ready to be a mom or a widow. my mom grew up in france not knowing anything about the vanderbilt family or the money that she would inherit when she turned 21. she had no idea the trouble that money would create. >> here's the first movie of little gloria herself. frightened by the curious crowd, she flees. money isn't everything. >> reporter: when she was 10, her father's sister, gertrude vanderbilt whitney, sued to have my mom taken away from her own mother. it was a custody battle the likes of which the world had never seen. it was called the trial of the century and took place during the height of the depression, making headlines every day for months. the court awarded custody of my mom to her aunt gertrude, whom she barely knew. and the judge also fired the one person my mom truly loved and needed, hern nanny, whom she called dodo. >> she was my life line. she's all i had. >> reporter: as a teenager

gloria vanderbilt has died at the age of 95.omorrow, with bbc news hosting a debate between all of the candidates for the conservative leadership. that includes boris johnson, the favourite, who chose not to attend the event on sunday evening. the debate is titled our next prime minister, and it‘s hosted by emily maitlis. and you can watch all of it from 1900 gmt on tuesday here on bbc news. there is more for you on all the news on the bbc website and you can reach us all on social media. i‘m @bbcmikeembley. hello there. south—eastern parts of the uk were warmest and sunniest on monday, but things look a little bit different over the next few days. we are looking down towards iberia, a lot of cloud around here, that is going to get drawn up towards the uk, together with some warm and humid air, and it brings the threat of some thundery downpours towards the south—east. at the moment though, things are fairly quiet. towards the end of the night, we are starting to see a bit of rain arriving across the channel, we‘ve got some rain

born in 1924, her father reginald vanderbilt was heir to the vanderbilt fortune but gambled away his inheritance and died when my mom was just a baby. her mother wasn't ready to be a mom or a widow. my mom grew up in france not knowing anything about the vanderbilt family or the money that she would inherit when she turned 21. she had no idea the trouble that money would create. >> here's the first movie of little gloria herself. frightened by the curious crowd, she flees. money isn't everything. >> reporter: when she was 10, her father's sister, gertrude vanderbilt whitney, sued to have my mom taken away from her own mother. it was a custody battle the likes of which the world had never seen. it was called the trial of the century and took place during the height of the depression, making headlines every da more months. the court awarded custody of my mom to her aunt gertrude, whom she barely knew. and the judge fired the one person she needed and loved, her nanny. >> she was my life line. >> reporter: as a teenager she tried to avoid the spotlight but reporters and cameramen would

we remember the legendary gloria vanderbilt >>> good evening everyone. what a wild and violent scene it was in dallas today a news photographer practically face to face with a man armed with an assault-style weapon and dressed for combat as he opened fire into the federal courthouse, sendg people inside scrambling for cover. with cameras capturi intense scene, the 22 army veteran exchanged gunfire with police who managed to shoot him before he could harm anyone. pete williams has late details >> reporter: cell phone video captures nearly every frightening moment a man with an assault style rifle opens fire near 8:30 this morning shooting at a door of the federal office building and people on the street >> colored hat, tactical vest. >> reporter: a photographer for the dallas morning news takes this dramatic picture showing the gunman wearing a mask, a tract cal mask, and extra clips. >> if he would have saw me, he would have shot me >> reporter: as first responders swarm, federal agents shoot back as the gunman runs across the street in a parking lot con

gloria vanderbilt — who's died at the age of 95. to go on display to the public in paris before it goes for auction later this month. it was founded in attic in south—west france, forgotten underan in south—west france, forgotten under an old mattress for a hundred yea rs. under an old mattress for a hundred years. it appears to be a painting depicting a grisly biblical scene. much mourn all the news on the bbc website. —— much more on. if you're wondering where our coverage of brexit is today, well, like the candidates, we're taking a bit of a day off. but, it all resumes in earnest tomorrow, with bbc news hosting a debate between all of the candidates for the conservative leadership. that includes boris johnson, the favourite, who chose not to attend the event on sunday evening. the debate is titled our next prime minister, and it's hosted by emily maitlis. and you can watch all of it from 1900 gmt on tuesday here on bbc news. hello there. south—eastern parts of the uk were warmest and sunniest on monday, but things look a little

listen to the doctor. >> dubois: gloria vanderbilt died today. she was 95.ountry's wealthiest families, it seemed as if her entire life played out in the gossip columns-- the tragedy, her many loves, and turning blue jeans into high fashion. >> and here's the first movie of little gloria herself, frightened by the curious crowd. >> dubois: from an early age, gloria vanderbilt was scrutinized and glamorized. she lost her father at age two, and at ten, she became the center of a sensational custody battle between her mother and her aunt. she never liked what the papers called her, "the poor little rich girl." her childhood left her feeling isolated. >> i think many of us who have not had a family, a mother and a father, do have a sense of alienation and a sense of not belonging. >> reporter: a mother of four, vanderbilt first married at 17, and had three more husbands. her happiest marriage, she said, was with wyatt cooper, the father of cnn anchor and "60 minutes" correspondent anderson cooper, and carter, who died in 1988 from an apparent suicide. >> after c

, gloria vanderbilt has passed away at the age of 95.me down from her son, cnn anchor, anderson cooper. >> he says his mother was surrounded by family and friends when she died. >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt has died in new , her fans and friendly them as friends and family by her side. a statement reads "gloria vanderbilt was an extraordinary woman who loved life and living on her own terms. gloria borger laura morgan vanderbilt was born in 1974. the last 24. her father died when she was a baby, putting her at the center of a custody battle between her mother and aunt. it landed her the moniker of poor little rich girl. at 17, she weighed a hollywood agent, the first of >> reporter: marriages . >> he would get into these violent rages for no reason at all. i got very, very scared of him. >> reporter: she then married conductor, leopold stokowski. she was 21, he was 63. >> i don't believe in chronological age. >> she started getting into art and held her first exhibit at age 24. stage acting soon followed but her real passion came out i

born in 1924, her father, reginald vanderbilt, was heir to the vanderbilt fortune, but gambled gamblede a mom or a widow. my mom grew up in france, not knowing anything about the vanderbilt family or the money that she would inherit when she turned 21. she had no idea the trouble that money would create. >> here is little gloria herself, frightened by the crowd, flees into her aunt's car. money isn't everything. >> her father's sister, gertrude, sued to have my mom taken away from her own mother. it was a custody battle the likes of which the world had never seen. it was called "the trial of the century." and it took place during the height of the depression, making headlines every day for months. the court awarded custody of my mom to her aunt gertrude, whom she barely knew. the judge also fired the one person my mom truly loved and needed, her nanny, whom she called dodo. >> she was my mother, my father, my everything. she was lie lifeline. she was all i had. >> as a torieenager, reporters cameramen would follow her everywhere. she was determined to make something of her life, determ

lauren: we take a look at her long public life. >> reporter: maria vanderbilt -- gloria vanderbilt hasnderbils an extraordinary woman who loved life and lived it on her own terms. she was born in 1924. her father died when she was a baby. she got the moniker of poor little rich girl in the great depression. in 17 she wed a hollywood agent. they divorced a few years later. >> he would get into violent rages for really no reason at all. i got very, very scared of him. >> reporter: vanderbilt married a conductor. she was 21, he was 63. >> i don't believe in chronological age. >> reporter: she started getting into art and held her first exhibit at age 24, stage acting followed. but her real passion came out in fashion and designing. vanderbilt was behind a successful line of ready to wear garments and would go on to sell millions of jeans, along with the vanderbilt perfume bearing the signature swan logo. in 1988, her son carter killed himself by jumping from a balcony. in an interview, she told her son, anderson, how close she came to doing the same. >> there was a moment where i thought

here's david muir. >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt was born into the famous vanderbilt family. the great great granddaughter of shipping tycoon cornelius vanderbilt. at the tender age of 10 she was the subject of a bitter child custody battle between her mother and her aunt. the newspapers covered every step of the battle. she was married four times. she had four children. she would act as a young woman and over the course of her life she would write and paint too. abc news at the opening of her art show in 1969 in new york city. >> how do you feel personally, having your work here? >> oh, i'm delighted. i love to work and i've worked hard and long. and this is going to keep me going. and i like that. so i'm delighted with it. >> gloria, you're terrific. >> reporter: many will remember when she turned the family name into a fortune. her eye, her jeans. >> this is gloria vanderbilt, the woman who invented designer jeans and almost overnight changed the way america dresses. >> reporter: they were everywhere. >> introducing canvas jeans that were built for your figure. vanderbilt

gloria vanderbilt, who's died at the age of 95.wave. reports of dozens of deaths from heatstroke. bridges exceeding well over 100 fahrenheit four weeks. this woman struggles every day to collect water for her family from this almost empty well. her village in the indian district of beed in maharashtra, is facing extreme water scarcity. since all the wells and ponds in her village have dried, the girl has to trek more than two kilometres to fetch water. translation: the road isn't good as it is under construction. i don't have time to study, i don't have time to play, i have to bring water three times a day. i am afraid i will fall into the well. in some parched villages, people are forced to drink untreated water, supplied by tankers. a lost painting believed to be the work of caravaggio and dating back to the end of the 16th century is to go on display to the public in paris before it goes for auction later this month. it was found in the attic of an old house in south—west france where it had been left forgotten under an old matt

. >>> gloria vanderbilt passing away at the age of 95. we take a look back at her extraordinary and sometimes tumultuous life. >>> training for the inevitable, coming up, how some area by a few is bay area fire crews are getting ready for the wildfire season. >>> the fog burned off some today and temperatures when up. some went up 10 degrees. we will see if the trend continues into tuesday. >>> cal fire says it is time to get ready for the height of north carolina buyer season and is cal fire tells rob more manpower and machinery are at the ready than ever before. >>> it was a fire under control even before it started, here in these dry grasses near crystal springs reservoir in san mateo county, about 50 cal fire firefighters held their first hands-on welfare training this year, preparation for what might be coming. for rookie firefighter, brett locklin, this is his first hands-on training . >> i learned a lot of great things, different techniques, things called tying corners, boxing and doing circles. i also learned about topography and

she had a famous name born in france in 1924 and heir to the vanderbilt railroad fortune. her aunt battled publicly to take custody of gloria and she was dubbed the poor little rich girl. first married at 17 and went on to marry three more times. vanderbilt had two sons with leopold and two more sons with wyatt cooper including her youngt anderson emcooper who rembered his mom today on cnn. >> she was determined to make something of her life. >> reporter: in the '70s nderbilt would lend her famous name to rear pocket of designer jeans fashioning a $120 mlion a year business. and while her public life was glamorous, graces the pages of fashion magazines, there was private pain. she witnessed her son,er anderson's brother, take his own life. nk>> i often thi i was the first face he saw and i was the last. >> anderson cooper said his mother was recently diagnosed with advanced cancer. >> what an extraordinary life, what an extraordinary mom, and what an incredible woman. >> reporter: she died at home surrounded by family anfr iends. kate know, nbc news. >> when we return,wh e

born in 1924 her father rejinal vanderbilt was heir to the vanderbilt fortune but gambled away most of mom grew up in france not knowing anything about the vanderbilt family or the money she would inherit when she turned 21. she had no idea the trouble that money would create. >> and here's the first movie of little gloria herself, frightened by the curious crowd she flees into her car. money isn't everything. >> when she was 10 her mother's sister sued to have my mom taken away from her own mother. it was a custody battle the likes of which the world had never seen. it was called the trial of the century and took place during the height of the depression making headlines every day for months. the court awarded custody of my mom to aunt gertrude who she barely knew. it court also fired the one person my mom loved and truly needed, her nanny. >> she was my lifeline, she was all i had. >> reporter: as a teenager she tried to avoid the spotlight but reporters and cameramen would florida her everywhere. she was determined to make something of her life, determined to make a name for herself

. >> well, just ahead remembering the iconic gloria vanderbilt. ahead, a look >>> guitarist and former metallica member has been diagnosed with throat cancer. he made the announcement this morning, while the cancer is serious, his doctors have mapped out a plan they feel will be successful. he also said this means megadeath will cancer most of their shows this year. he was metallica's original lead guitarist and played with the band bay area based from 1981 to 1983. >> the fashion world is mourning the passing of gloria vanderbilt who helped make designer jeans a staple in many women's wardrobes. vanderbilt grew up in one of america's wealthiest familie >> her son is tv journalist anderson cooper. he said she died from stomach cancer, and he has a look back at her life. >> gloria vanderbilt, my mom, lived her life in the public eye. born in 1924, her father reginald vanderbilt was an heir to the railroad fortunate and he died when she was a baby. her mom wasn't ready to be a widow. my mom grew up in france not knowing anything about the vanderbilt

we look back to the life of gloria vanderbilt. that was more than about fashion. >>> auditions continue on so you think you can dance at 9 pm. stick around for the 9 pm news. and the 11 pm news, right here on ktvu. i switched to liberty mutual, because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> vein fashion designer and socialite gloria vanderbilt has died. she was diagnosed earlier this month with stomach cancer. we have a look at her long life in the spotlight. >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt has died in new york for her friends and family were by her side. a statement from her son anderson cooper reads in part gloria vanderbilt was and extraordinary woman who loved life and lived it on her own terms. she was born in 1924, her father died when she was a baby, putting her at the center of a very public custody battle between her mother an

also coming up tonight gloria vanderbilt died today at the age of 95 an heiress of america's 5th avenue elite remembered for the blue jeans that she sold on america's main street in my new scratched denim jeans and they are pleasure to wear i use a special more shiny fabric with just enough again so they feel simply wonderful on and they fit my likeness to no nickering. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with iran ready to quit the nuclear deal the u.s. ready to send a. in the troops and europe cold right in the middle washington is considering sending troops thousands of u.s. troops to the gulf region in response to what it sees as growing iranian aggression at the same time tehran is giving notice on the nuclear deal that was supposed to keep nuclear weapons out of a rainy and hands us president truck pulled out of the deal last year and reimposed the same shin's on iran but the deal did not die europe russia china and iran all the signatories except the u.s. they have stayed true to their word but now iran says that wil

he lost his mom gloria vanderbilt yesterday of course we all know her.s been looking back at this incredible story nat good morning. >> good morning to you guys. gloria vanderbilt was born into a family whose name was synonymous with wealth and privilege in new york, and her life while extraordinary was also one filled with hardship and tragedy. >> poor little rich girl. >> fame, beauty, and incredible wealth, gloria vanderbilt had all those things, but what she wanted most according to her son anderson cooper was the love and stability she never had as a child. >> here's the first movie of little gloria herself. >> born in 1924, vanderbilt was heiress to the vast railroad and shipping fortune built by her great, great grandfather while still a baby, she lost her father and was largely abandoned by her mother. at 10, vanderbilt was at the center of a custody battle between her mother and paternal aunt newspapers breathlessly covered every moment of what was then called the trial of the century, and dubbed her the poor little rich girl. but that girl woul

but most of all, gloria vanderbilt was a mother.nd to her son, she was everything. >> every time i kissed her good-bye i'd say, i love you, mom. she would look at me and say, i love you, too. you know that. and she was right. >> her attitude toward life and how tragedy was such a fundamental part of it was so interesting. she said at one point i think without pain we can't know what joy is. if we don't have pain we don't know that we're alive. >> wow. >> really an incredible human being. yesterday anderson released a statement saying she was 95 years old but ask anyone close to her and they'd tell you she was the youngest person they knew, the coolest, and the most modern. >> i love that. certain lives seem to have higher highs and lower lows and her life seems to have been one of those. >> certainly was. >>> a joint investigation by cbs news and reuters finds misconduct by one of the military's largest housing contractors. ahead, how the company is profiting from service families who live in squalor. >>> good tuesday morning to you

dploer yeah vanderbilt had all of those things. love and stability she never had as a child. >> here's the first movie of little gloria herself. >> born in 1924, she was hars to the vast railroad and shipping fortune built by her great great whgrandfather. e still a baby, she lost her father and was largely abandoned by hermo er. at wa10, she s at the center of a custodyen battle betweer mother and paternal aunt. newspapers covered every moment of what was then called the trial of the century and dubbed he the poor little rich girl, but that girl would grow up to be an accomplished womanho w wrote, painted, acndd, built a hugely successful fashion empire in the late '70s and early '80s. putting her name on the designer jean back sides ofillions of mmen. >> gloria vanderbilt bottoms on. >> she married for the first time at 17 to a mob affiliated hollywood agenthe whom said physically abused her.ea four y later, she left him for 65-year-old conductor leopold st mhowski. ariage that resulted in the birth of two sons but ended in bitte

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as a young adult, vanderbilt lived in the william aramony of howood and new york. her lovers ranging from arel flynn to marlon brando and frane sinatra and s said to be the inspiration behind audrey iconic character in "breakfast at tiffany's." her vanderbilt jeans in the 1970s, remember them in the 1970s, a $100illion enterprise. everyone had them, and her son, cnn anchor anderson cooper, elivering the news this morning, calling her the coolest and most modern person that he knew. there are not enough hours in the day to relive these spectacular often heartbreaking life of gloria vanderbilt, one that lasted 95 incredible years. >>> tonight a storm team 4 weather alert as we track strong storms popping up on thisho t, humid evening. we've already seen some heavy rain anheard some rumbles of thunder. we'll getn update in the storm center in just a few moment. >>> we are following some breaking news. a massive celebration for the nba champions the toronto raptors it is. now a crime scene this is new cell phone video of the stampede that followed as crowds fled from t

beyond that, vanderbilt publishedpoetry, short stories and novels.he wrote four memoirs, all of them best-sellers. gloria vanderbilt was 95 years old. ♪ hi >>> a group w the treasury department is recommending mandatory financial literacy courses for college students.ep thet also suggests that financial aid letters should itemize attendance costs. the group says such practices are especially imptant now cause americans have loaded up on $1.5 trillion in student loan debt. >>> here we go again. a number of companies will be makil their wreet debuts this week, and one of them is a company called slack. this company's software is used by businesses to help employees communicate. and just as it aims to shake up instant messaging, it's also going public in a nontraditional way, throu something called a direct listing, as opposed to a more common ipo. leslie picker explains. >> reporter: a direct listing differs from the moretr itional initial public offering in three major ways -- one, no aderwriters. ipo, underwriters wil find investors, market the share

>>fashion icon gloria vanderbilt passed away today vanderbilt's son anderson cooper announced his mother'smorning on cnn vanderbilt was a writer a socialite and she became a famous designer of james back in the 1970's and 1980's. she died from stomach cancer and passed away at her home in new york. she was 95 years old. >>coming up these fake congressman eric swalwell takes his case for gun control to the nra headquarters the action. he says he would take an elected president that no other democratic candidate has supported so far and. >>next we volunteer at local food banks joining nearly 40,000 others who throughout the year help the most vulnerable in the san francisco bay area. >>kron 4 were celebrating founders day for our parent company next our media found to the san francisco more and food bay where i was one of a number of from for employees who spent the day volunteering i'm standing inside the warehouse here at the san are in food bank now the this food bank serves about 225,000 people. >>for year of funneling about 48 million pounds of food through their warehouse. they also es

this past weekend he opened a twitter ♪a little respect >>> gloria vanderbilt died today.he was 95. it seemed as if her entire life played out in the gossip columns, from tragedy to turning blue jeans into high fashion. >> here's the first movie of gloria herself. >> reporter: from an early age, gloria vanderbilt was scrutinized and glamorized. she lost her father at age 2. at 10, became the center of a sensational custody battle between her mother and her aunt. she never liked what the papers called her, the poor little rich girl. her childhood left her feeling isolated. >> i think many of us who have not had a family, a mother and a father, do have a sense of alienation and a sense of not belonging. >> reporter: a mother of four, vanderbilt first married at 17, and had three more husbands. her happiest marriage, she sai s was with wyatt cooper, father of cnn correspondent anderson cooper, and carter, who died in 1988 from afternoonn apparent s. >> after carter died, i didn't think i was going to go on living. >> reporter: her name propelled her fashion empire into a $100

her father was aired to the vanderbilt fortune. at the age of 10 she was caught in a custody battle between her mother and her aunt. she became known for her work as an actress and designer. best known for her designer jeans. they generated $200 million in sales. she was married four times. she was the mother of cbs contributor anderson cooper. >> when my mom turned 91 years old. i decided i wanted to change the conversation. i wanted there to be a new way to talk and relate. >> early this month she was taken to hospital with advanced stomach cancer. she died at her home surrounded by family and friends. in a statement from cnn anderson cooper remembered his mother is a remarkable mother, wife, and from. she was 95 years old, but if you ask anyone close to her and they would tell you she was the youngest person the new. the coolest and most modern. >>> for the first time ever a pride flag is flying at the california state capitol. the rainbow covers colors were raised this morning. celebrating pride month. the flag will fly until j

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. >>> and this morning the world morns the death of gloria vanderbilt.sterday at the age of 95. the society heiress built a fashion empier the back of her designer jeans and was a staple in the tabloid press. here with her storied life. >> and here's the first movie of little gloria herself. >> reporter: from an early age gloria vanderbilt was scrutinized and glamorized. she lost her father at age two and at 10 became the center of a sensational custody battle. between her mother and her aunt. she never liked what the newspapers called her, a poor little rich girl. her child hood left her feeling isolated. >> i think many of us who have not had family, a mother and a father, do have a sense of alienation and not belonging. >> reporter: a mother of four, she first married at 17 and had three more hiss. her happiest marriage was with wyatt cooper, the father of anderson cooper and carter who died from an parent suicide. >> after carter died i really didn't think i was going to go on living the way i did is moment to moment. >> reporter: she built her fashi

vanderbilt was the great, great granddaughter of financier cornelius vanderbilt.cled in sensational headlines from her childhood through four marriages, three divorces her son, cnn anchor anderson cooper reported that she died after a battle with stomach cancer. vanderbilt was 95 years old. a migfrom aimovig. to be there for the good... and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart-racing. the heartbreaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say... "i am here." we aim to change that. with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose, once a month. aimovig is proven to reduce the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. it doesn't matter what each day brings. so long as you can say... "i am here." aim to be there more. talk to your doctor about aimov

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gloria vanderbilt was 95-years- old. still to come on the "newshour," the rising tension between hongg nd mainland china, what we know about the u.s. military's ability to hack into foreign computer systems, amy walter and tamara keith bak down the race for the 2020 democratic nomination, and much more. >> woodruff: hong kong is in the middle of the most significant protests since a 2014 pro- democracy movement known as the umbrella revolution. this weekend, protestors gained a sutantial win when the city's chief executive suspended controversl legislation that would allow for the extradition of suspected crinals to mainland china. but sunday they said that wasn't enough, and two-mlion filled the streets to demand the permant withdrawal of the legislation, and the resignation of chief executive carrie lam. the demonstrators say they're taking on t only the legislation-- but also theve beijing ment that's behind it. we begin our coverage with matt frei of independent television news, who is in hong kong. >> if the umbrell

gloria vanderbilt died at home, and her son was there. that's how she wanted it. my mother's a contemporary of gloria's, and the two were friendly. my mother told me that she had seen gloria experience tremendous highs and lows in life and that she was one of the truly great ladies, that gloria vanderbilt was just more interesting than most people. and that she really deeply loved her son. so do we. and we're thinking of him tonight. all right. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." the president said reports about internal polls were fake news. he lied. the internal poll numbers were leaked from his campaign. they show him trailing joe biden by double digits in key swing states. we have biden's national co-chair here tonight. what does he think of the news? what does he think about elizabeth warren's move in their polls? and biden's claim that he can shame republicans into working with him if he becomes president. is that true? did intel and pentagon officials really keep our president in the dark on things because they were worried about him blabbing to putin

the pandemonium for vanderbilt university.nd national title in the last six years. >>> should he go or that is the question that will not be answered for at least several more days. kd in new york continuing the early rehab stages for the ruptured achilles. you see him on a little scooter there with his brother in new york which spurred on more rumors. he's in new york. what's he doing there. in sports, usually it comes down to money. warrior fans should hope so. if they want him back, he would stand to make quite a bit more money if he signs with the warriors. today declining his $31.5 million player option with the warriors champion means he won't sit around rehabbing with the warriors paying him $31 million. >>> sunday, 3:00 our time is when it all begins in earnest on the free agent market. meanwhile a little intermission from the women's world cup. let the men take over for just a little bit. it's the gold cup activity. and that's kansas city. matt mahomes, quarterback for the chiefs, along with travis kelsey, their tight

gloria vanderbilt witnessed the suicide. he left no note. seconds. but it still doesn't make sense to me. i always thought we were close. and then i realized -- the fact he would kill himself in that way and i would have no indication whatsoever tells me that in some ways we weren't that close. and i always sort of imagined that we would become friends as adults. we would get through our childhoods and meet up later on and kind of reflect back on things. and -- but i think my father's death was harder on carter. and i completely didn't realize that at the time. he was two years older than i was, so had even a more mature relationship with my dad. i do realize now sort of how hard that would have been on him. >> carter was made for joy. but he knew from losing his father that terrible things happen and you can't prevent them from happening. we met at princeton. you know, i had a crush on him from afar. but the spring term of my senior year we started spending time together. then the last few months i just remember carter's mood getting darker