we had adopted a hot line many years ago before they were in vogue. this young man call about criminals victimizing kids on the 38 bus line. every day these guys were getting on the same stop and steal shoesing and pack backs from kids and get off the next stop. no one did anything about it. he didn't do anything about it until the guy in the row in front of him got victimized. the police were able to put up a sting operation and that they were able to catch them. another instance. somebody jumped on the bus and beat this boy up and jumped off the bus and the other students at our school have all our students have been taught what to do in case someone hurts you on the bus. they had the bus number. the time, the description of what the people looked like and within 2 days these people were arrested. part of what we need to do is teach our kids to be aware of their environments. especially for middle school kids. they are not as worldly as high school kids. they need to be trained to negotiate their environments. >> i think that's a great bridge to doc

but when it comes to her, she says that vogue is going to be the leader, even though she admits she cameto the party late, as i said. and even her boss, cy newhouse put pressure on her to make number one. she has a funny story recalling what it used to be like when it came to the internet. >> the internet people were put into the 20th row if they were lucky at a chanel show. and you fast-forward to today, and if for whatever reason we don't put a collection on the website, they're calling us up to complain. so obviously we learned with the internet explosion. >> she has been called fearless by her peers, i have no doubt that when it comes to vogue.com it will surpass style.com, which at the moment i think has about double the numbers of viewers that "vogue" has. but she has also said when she makes a phone call, everybody answers. and it's true, she's got the cache that nobody else does in the world of fashion. >> she's in the stratosphere of fashion. >> is she going to tweet now? >> no. >> you know what, she's done that's really interesting and fairly frankly pretty innovative. she has

in an interview at italian vogue.ealed he will leave "grey's anatomy" at end of season eight. >> he has been on the show for a while. >> he has been. >> he is going to do something else. >> he is into car racing. maybe go hit the skids. >> the crew made a comeback. >> quote, this is going to be my last season. i don't know when it is going to happen but he said it will be bittersweet for him. also his pr rep jumped in. oh, no, no, just discussing his contract. could be trying to get a little more cash. >> maybe a negotiating ploy going on. >>> let's move on to lady gaga who says she actually went bankrupt. she was $3 million in debt after extending her monster ball tour. you see an artist who is clearly so successful you think how can they be in debt? >> she spent it on bras and panties. >> the outfits do cost money. look at that. >> sparkly. >> evidently the concert went on for an extended amount of time. it cost more money. i heard the merchandising, is where they make a lot of money back, the staging, everything th

bombing of yugoslavia nine hundred eighty nine the us wound up with military bases in kosovo or bay area vogue area macedonia hungary. and croatia following a strong leader of afghanistan in two thousand and one into the us round out with military bases in afghanistan pakistan kazakhstan uzbekistan tajikistan kurdistan georgia yemen and following us bomb we get a division of iraq in two thousand and three the united states wound up with iraq. staying behind. i believe is actually at the as the ultimate purpose of many of these wars we used to think of military bases being built in order to wage the worse and i think increasingly we see the wars themselves as convenient opportunities to station the bases and to have a more. presence in countries such as iraq such as afghanistan such as kosovo. so have some of. what we have in here is video games. and. some of the things that go. with it and move to launch it as miss benette first machine gun trolls daily see if you can save the environment one being the other for quite a long time and made that age as it will give way to pay for college get som

. >> reporter: the stoudemire style has caught the eye of "vogue" goddess anna wintur.s her front row guest, and she, an occasional guest at knick games. but she turn to you for advice? >> no, she has that under control. >> reporter: do you go to her advice for her on basketball? >> i may. i've seen her at the games. help with the free throws out there. >> reporter: truth is, stoudemire needs little help. basketball is his first love, but he swears fashion is his second. and his skills, formidable. so formidable that rachel roy asked him to help design a women's, yes, women's clothing line. we sat in on a discussion about leather shorts. leather shorts? >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: you're into weather shorts? >> for the women, i think it's hot. i like this. >> reporter: that's hot. stoudemire's ultimate yay or nay. and rachel gives him final word on decisions, saying, he's an artist. you're calling him an artist? >> absolutely. >> reporter: a fashion artist? >> yes. anyone that takes their entire life focused on an art and they practice it over and over and over, t

actually, she told the "vogue" interviewer four years ago her aspirations were to be the next christyamanpour, a journalist. ended up working for the first lady. and now here she is. but apparently she did have aspirations. she married an ambitious man who planned to perhaps be governor of new york some day. and who knows what from then. so one would think they were becoming a power couple. >> one person in washington said anybody who is able to make the transition from the first lady's office, make it through all of it into the secretary of state's office had to have sharp elbows. so i'm wondering is this a person who is really looking at the much bigger, farther long-term picture. instead of calling a therapist, this couple, when all this broke, when he reportedly told her on monday, this has been going on, and he tells reporters that she knew about some of it before they got married, they don't go to a therapist, they go to a hotel and figure out how to handle the political fallout together. >> she had a mentor in hillary clinton. someone who history will show you experienced far m

fund and really a market contest that you write about between the strategy most notably used by john vogue elf vanguard and rob of research affiliates. what do they think of each other's strategy are not fundamental-based strategy versus the market cap weighting of index of vogel. >> in a word vogel has called this witchcraft. he thinks that it's oversold, that it is basically repackaging of old conten content-- concepts such as value investing, are not counters that the problem with traditional market cap weighted indexes is that they overweight, overvalued stocks and that they underweight undervalued stocks. >> well, let's take a look at the tale of the tape and find out how the performance is comparing the flagship 500 mutual index fund which tracks the s&p 500 and the etf based on arnott strategy. clearly different differences where the power shares etf has outperformed year to three three year and five year compared to the index fund so how do you explain the difference? >> that's correct. and you know again, it's a short life span. this has been a certain type of market that the spo

in charge informs the need to personally post the top two stories in the lead and the chain coupon vogue a travel to a fist twice former champions rued being second from bottom tough welcome on g m car will be favorites to claim oxman points at the expense of rock bottom sport technology crusted are the target for a company that grozny probably is taking to the pitch for the second time with a rude haul it's hard to see tom take on rough stuff. thing with football where it looks as if chelsea are on the verge of unveiling their new manager after porsche and once they have received the twenty million dollars in compensation for the last bus to quit a strainer off the portuguese champions just yesterday a blues club statement reading quotes we hope to reach agreement with mr veloce boss on personal terms on make a further announcement in the near future end quote the thirty three year old won the treble with porto last season lifting their domestic league title and cup as well as securing the europa league cry and chelsea sacked their previous manager carter launch a lot in the last month

null chick native has previously had a lengthy career it's six years in all up to helm to trances vogueand had a good start to the year but have since slipped to twelfth in the standings winning just a single game since april dimitri true a share maybe named as the replacement. i saw where the boston bruins are the new stanley cup champions netminder tim thomas instrumental in a for nothing shut out against the vancouver canucks and decisive game seven helping the muscle man lift their first title and thirty nine years. guarnteed a win for the home side but the canadiens failed to secure a first ever n.h.l. and while bruins hero thomas takes home the console my trophy the playoffs most valuable player a point of notes after the game riot police were forced to move in after cars were set on fire by local fans. golf on tiger woods will stay sidelined for the u.s. open this week the three time champion continues to struggle with multiple injuries but a one hundred on eleventh edition of the major purse the tee off even sikorsky reports of one of the most open fields in years. there hasn't

six years he had at the helm to trances vogue and had a good start to the year but have since slippedto twelfth in the standings winning just a single match since april dimitri sure a chef already named as the replacement is nizhny novgorod. ice hockey where the boston bruins are the new stanley cup champions netminder tim thomas instrumental in a four nothing shot against the vancouver canucks and decisive game seven done you'll see going to win for the home side but the canadiens failed to deliver a first ever n.h.l. bruins hero thomas takes over the consummate prophy as the club's most valuable player so the long wait for boston hockey fans is over our first title since nine hundred seventy two not in the. butts but thoughts the canadian hockey faithful were anything but happy chaotic scenes in john tones on coover after the dramatic loss with police forced to wear full riot gear cars while they were set on fire damage department stores were then looted the conics also lost the stanley cup the siding game seven to the new york rangers back in one thousand nine hundred ninety four a

diplomatic negotiations to tell us about the results of negotiations in moscow and also to explain vogue arius points of view all burning international issues on the show is about gary as foreign ministers of. russia and nato have failed to come to terms on the project of missile defense shield in europe confused about who the alliance believes is a potential enemy placing its warhead so close to russia borders will garrett is all the european countries feel safe on the major protection and supports the shield sophia strongly believes the proliferation of ballistic technology makes such protection vitally necessary. it was within the welcome to the show a very good story here thank you very much for being with us thanks it's a pleasure and an owner well first of all i wanted to ask you about your meeting with the recent meeting with mr lavrov russian foreign minister where you said i quote it's of paramount importance that our neighbors become part of the european security system well obviously you meant membership in the. i also mean membership in the european union ok right and are you

froze way more than a billion dollars of libya's investments that's as american vogue was called gadhafi it's their game for cash scams. emergency crews step of the earth firefighting efforts in russia's republic of north korea which has seen a spectacular but destructive artillery glow. and secure and no longer a high tech russian firm says it's bypassed i phones much touted security and is now offering to retrieve any information from anyone's phone for a sizable feat. not am in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshie welcome to the program before the middle east uprising spread to lead the country became embroiled in civil war and media was a top international investor the country even had a one point three billion dollar fund with goldman sachs one of the biggest u.s. banks today the fine is virtually empty their result of high risk betting and there is little feeling of guilt amongst the american bankers and long before the u.s. led airstrikes against libya's moammar gadhafi the dictator and one of america's most profitable banks were firm financial friends in two th

and you know, that doesn't really ever go out of vogue. things are okay.te markets are good. and everything we're doing there is working great. >> all right. i'm psyched about tonight's game. we're hoping for the rain to stop. >> are you going to throw out a pitch? >> first pitch. i've been practicing. >> good, good. >> thank you so much, tom. >> thanks for being here. >>> up next on "the wall street journal report," we'll take a look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact on your money. >>> and then if the markets are throwing you a curveball, wait until you see what i've got up my sleeve. stay with us. who's ready to break through more barriers, from brick walls to budgets. then let's get our hands on some of those tools that only live on orange shelves. cause when we come home with that fistful of doing, and keep that pocketful of savings, there's nothing we can't conquer. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. power more projects, with this ryobi starter kit or dremel multi-max, each just 89 bucks. ♪ ♪ [ male anno

industry folks wagon has agreed to join to produce new cars with buses gas group which makes them and vogue brands the total investment will be up to two hundred million euros with the telling company contributing more than half that amount the firms will assemble folks wagon and skoda models the first of which are due to roll off the production line this autumn ahead of gas coupe explains why the company has chosen folks like him as a part. we have been very successful with our ale c.v. production and sales. secondly we had a nice she'll want to do with our personal car. capacity and here we look to different options some folks like and became the best option. in visit deal we will produce on the ten thousand vehicles for eighty years before jogging and we did invest from dallas roughly eighty five million euros. doesn't government has put it says as the country's fastest growing airline up for sale for the third time this time the company is valued at two hundred sixty two million dollars making the twenty five and a half percent blocking stake worth sixty seven million this is about a th

>> she's seen somewhat as a fashion icon, "vogue" magazine did an entire spread on her and there wasey're going isn't it wonderful that yes, mrs. assad, is very chic, people went, but what about the fact that her husband is murdering his own people? so she has a very complicated perception. she's viewed in a very complex way. in around the early 2000s she went to meetings, met with economists with bashar al assad. we're seeing the government has much more power over bashar al assad than his own wife. can you imagine she marries him around 2000. i bet this is not what she signed up for. think about it. now there are rumors she's gone to london with her three children although she hasn't been seen there. it will be interesting to know if she decides look, i am not going to be associated with what my husband is doing. is she allowed to go to london? what would happen? think about the position she's in. the famous saying you marry for better or worse. seems what's happening right now is worse. she is in a precarious position. she's a woman her self who said yes, i am the first lady, but

her success, striking looks and love of high fashion landed her a "vogue" magazine feature in 2007, calling secret weapon and mentioning close ties to cyclist lance armstrong. in that article, clinton, who is described as having more of a mother-daughter relationship with her, said her combination of poise, kindness and intelligence are matchless. but it was her relationship with anthony weiner 12 years older and jewish that made washington buzz. he says she knew of his weakness for internet sex chat before the wedding but told her it was past and they took their vows, presided over by former president bill clinton. ironic, since her internship at the white house occurred around the same time another intern was there. monica lewinsky. >> i love her very much, and she loves me. >> reporter: representative weiner insists, like the clintons, he and his wife will stick together. but that's what he says. and with their first anniversary coming up in a few weeks, she is not talking. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> well, other news tonight. testimony in the casey anthony trial. the prosecution,

this kid like knew the entire dance routines from the video from her vogue video.a fun video. he is 29 years old now. he posted it on his -- is it vermeo? >> i don't know. anyone know? vimeo. it shows you how in touch i am. but he says madonna changed his life, continues to inspire him, just as she did 20 years ago. if you want to check out the video, check it out online. it's fun to watch. >> and he can shake his hips. got some good moves. >> wow. the amount of time he must have spent to memorize that. anyway. back to the serious stuff. up next, a scuttle a at the course out where the casey anthony murder trial is taking place. look at this. >> stop it, stop it! >> people fighting with each other, knocking a woman down, all to get into the courtroom. inside the courtroom, we should tell you, new testimony about the remains of 2-year-old caylee anthony. the chief medical examiner testifying while she ruled caylee's death a homicide even though she can't say exactly what the cause of death was. it's connect odd the duct tape that forensic experts say was wrapped aro

but you write in a different way, you know, a vogue column than you would a new york quickly turn-around art piece, the new word again for a gatheredian political column, for example. and it's the mastery of different moments, different audiences and now, you know, contribute can to the financial times and i do all sorts of things from interviews. i like those different -- slight different styles of literary attack. but i guess the essay, other than the toad of orwells which i particularly, you know, felt, wow, there's something really extraordinary about the great essay is an essay again for those who really haven't read it really must called leo-tolstoy and the fool and it's one of the greatest things ever written in any form in english and it's so extraordinarily cunning. it made me realize that the great essay is actually kind of a nonfiction short story that it has actually you would say a follows the narratives but not rules but it's not simply just a set of arguments turned together in vivid, you know, rebuffed clear prose. on the contrary, when you're going for higher stakes you

fact, by allying themselves with the working white people in the populist party which had a brief vogue right around the turn of the century, wilmington was one of the few cities in the country that had african-american city councilmen, firemen, policemen, even the guy who was the head of the local federal customs house was african-american. and the governor. but all that is about to change. chapter's called "a shave and a haircut." white folks' hair is easy. dorsey never stops wondering as the way it just grows out straight from their heads, offering itself up to be trimmed. and the shaving for the ones like the judge who don't keep a beard or moustache, you just pull the skin taut and slide with the blade. it never curls back into the pores to make a bump or get infected like his own. if only they would keep their mouths from moving while you try to work. [laughter] humiliation! the judge sits in dorsey's chair lathered up to mr. you are turpo owns the pharmacy. the colonel waits near the door, his face hidden behind the wilmington messenger. we have attempted to hold on to our herita

>> the vogue thing to do when we were kids. chuck e. cheese was the big thing. you have got to have your bouncy house. >> kids love them. talking inflatable bouncy house sews often set up in the backyard of children's birthday parties. >> the bouncy house becomes a problem when it starts bouncing away. latest example over the weekend, as abby boudreau reports. >> reporter: a horrifying scene, a bounce house blown across a new york soccer field with kids inside. 13 people were taken to the hospital. and it's happened before. just last month this fly away inflatable playhouse in arizona, injured several children when it blew away. recently a 9-year-old was trapped in a bounce house when it slammed into a neighbor's roof, two house as way. there have been thousands of injuries. we showed video of the fly away bounce house to gary terozian of magic jump rentals in los angeles. he says accidents like this are easily preventible, by making sure the house is properly anchored. >> it is an amusement ride. as with all amusement rides there are a little risk involved. >>

here in a "vogue" spread about influential women. but she also shuns the spotlight and values discretion. >> huma is one of the most intriguing, interesting high-profile women we don't know. >> reporter: sources say while anguished, she remains the consummate professional at the state department, not missing a beat. for over a decade, huma has been mrs. clinton's gatekeeper and powerful personal aide. everywhere you see hillary, huma is always a step away. over her shoulder. whispering in her ear. a trusted adviser. born in michigan, she was raised to indian and pakistani parents. she speaks fluent arabic. initially, she rebuffed weiner. but he won her over. not an obvious pair. she's muslim. he's jewish. she avoids publicity. he seeks it out. her husband says he told her before they were married about his past proclivity for sexting with strangers. but that he assured her it was over. >> we have all seen the calm, cool, collected huma. what we don't know is where her breaking point is. >> reporter: and she has another apology today.

a rare exception was in 2007 when vogue magazine profiled her.only at the side of hillary clinton and the person who has her ear. abedin started as a white house intern in 199 6 and worked in several capacities since then. on the campaign trail in 20008 presidential election and serves as deputy chief of staff to clinton. she's more than a trusted aide, clintons describes her as a second daughter to the clintons and sister to chelsea. the former president officiated at ceremony last july. abedin hasn't sought the spotlight she hags mas made a nn washington. >> alluring and glamorous in a ta town like washington she brings hollywood glamorous good looks in a rolodex filled with celebrities and political titans across the road. >> reporter: a friend of abedin who asked not to be identified to respect her privacy, said her friends will do everything they can to protect her. earlier this week, democratic strategist james carville said she's very popular in democratic circles and democrats were livid at weiner for putting his wife through this. mary s

a rare exception when "vogue" magazine profiled her.n the person in the bag ground, constantly on the side of hillary clinton and the person who has her ear. she started as a white house intern and worked in several capacities since then. she was on the campaign of mrs. clinton in the 2008 presidential election and now serves as deputy chief of staff to secretary clinton. she's become more than a trusted aide said a longtime friend who dedescribes her as a second daughter to the clintons and sister to chelsea. the former president even officiated at the ceremony when weiner married abedin last july. while she has not sought the spotlight she's made a name in washington. >> she comes across as alluring and glamourous, in a town like washington, she brings almost hollywood glamourous good looks in a rolodex filled with celebrities across the globe. >> a friend of hers who asked not to be identified did everything they can to protect her. the strategy said we're very popular in democratic circles and they were livid at weiner to put his wi

her success striking looks and love of high fashion even landed her a vogue magazine feature in 2007s secret weapon, and mentioning close ties to actor john cue sack and cyclist lance arm strong. in that article, clinton, described as having more of a mother/daughter relationship with abedin said her combination of poise, kindness and intelligence are matchless. >> right here. >> reporter: but it was abedin's relationship with anthony weiner 12 years old somewhere jewish, that made washington buzz. he says she knew of his weakness for internet sex chat before the wedding he but 4 told it was past and took vows presided over by former president bill clinton. ironic since abedin's internship at the white house occurred around the same time another intern was there, monica lewinsky. >> i love her very much and she loves me. >> reporter: representative weiner insists like the clintons he and his wife will stick together but that's what he says. with the first anniversary coming up in a few weeks, she is not talking. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> should your doctor be able to ask you

a rare exception was in 2007 when "vogue" magazine profiled her.the person in the background. constantly at the side of hillary clinton and the person who has her ear. abedin started as a white house intern in 1996 and worked in several capacities since then. she was on the campaign trail with mrs. clinton in the 2008 presidential election. and now serves as deputy chief of staff to secretary clinton. she's become more than a trusted aide, says a longtime friend of abedin's and the clintons who i have describe her as a second daughter to the clintons and sister to chelsea. while abedin hasn't spot the spotlight she made a name for herself in washington. >> she comes across as very alluring and glamorous. you know, in a town, you know, like washington that's very conservative, she brings these almost hollywood glamourous good looks in a roll la dex filled with celebrities and political titans across the globe. >> and a friend of abedin's who asked not to be identified said people around her will do everything they can to protect her. wolf, as you he

brooke shields became a teenage goddess gracing the covers of time and "vogue" and everything in between >> her film debut in 1978's "pretty baby" caused a sensation. >> will you sleep with me and take care of me. >> within this girl now a woman, this boy, now a man. >> reporter: "blue lagoon" followed melting the hearts of teenage boys everywhere. >> what are you look at? >> your muscles. >> reporter: the public fascination with her continued through the decades as we've watched her grow from sitcom star. >> look at me. allergic to shrimp. >> reporter: to wife and mother of two precious little girls and now it's back to broadway where she's had a remarkable run as a musical theater star. in hits like cat cabaret," "chicago" and now "the addams family." yes, morticia and the fabulous brooke shields about to star in "the addams family" on broadway. i wish people could have heard you. the little commentary you were saying. >> you have to laugh at yourself, you have to because it just keeps you healthy. >> well, bless your heart. what was it, five days and then you're back? >> then i'm back

and the metrosexual was really coming into vogue, so i thought that was it. >> and little did you know crisis. i had found success and fame through "the nanny" but i was still not happy and i realized that i really didn't know myself. i had never developed myself as an autonomous person separate from my parents or marriage and couldn't find my own voice. >> been together since you were 15. >> he was kind of very controlling at the time. subsequent to our divorce we both got straight therapy and i think that now we have -- we're happily divorced because we have a very mature and adult relationship. >> happily working together and let's show a little bit of your husband peter in the show. >> okay. >> i completely forgot about that. i can't go. i've got a date. >> a what? >> i met this guy the other night when judy and i went to a concert. >> a date? >> yes. oh, what's with the sad fake eyes peter? don't do this to me. >> do what? >> you cannot be jealous and gay. >> why not? i can multi-task. >> that's john michael higgins and he's wonderful and we have a great chemistry and he straddles

the founding fathers are very much in vogue these days, so let's go back to that time. let's go back to alexander hamilton, a hero of the first revolutionary war, our first secretary of treasury. he put forward a report on manufacturers designed to strengthen our new economy. it was a plan adopted by congress that included a tariff to raise revenue and to protect our domestic manufacturing base. am milton's plan was an -- hamilton's plan was an historic success. it was echoed several decades later by congressman henry clay's famous american system. in the burst of nationalism following the war of 1812, clay advocated for major new federal investments in infrastructure. at that time, he didn't call it infrastructure. he called it -- quote -- "internal improvements." clay led in financing roads, canal, bridges, projects designed to expand commerce and knit the nation together. one was the cumberland road, our first truly national road. in begaroad. it began in maryland. it was henry clay and other westerners to pushed to extend the road from wheeling, west virginia, to co

invasion of normandy and the number one song on this day in 1990, one i still listen to frequently "voguevegetables didn't taste so vegetably? well, v8 v-fusion juice gives you a full serving of vegetables, plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. and try our deliciously refreshing v8 v-fusion + tea. not only kills fleas and tick it repels most ticks before they can attach and snk on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. >> the answer to the question of the day, paul giamatti and the winner is matthew from florida. congratulations. >> he was one of the first official g.o.p. candidates to throw his hat into the ring. despite that, former new mexico governor gary johnson has had a pretty low profile so far. >> does he have what it takes to hang with the bigger name stars? he's a guest with us right now. >> thanks for having me on. i have actually the first to announce. >> governor, how did it sit with you within a week of having th

hillary clinton once told "vogue" that huma's combination of "poise, kindness, and intelligence are matchless." she's described her as her other daughter, bill clinton officiated at the wedding last july. this is family. this is close. this is very painful. >> she was also raised in a very conservative environment, as you know, andrea, in saudi arabia, though she was born in michigan. do you think that this has -- this -- the way that she was raised has made this actually even harder for her? >> certainly. i mean, she was raised pakistani and indian background, raised in saudi arabia, educated here at g.w. she is a private person. she is a muslim. she observes. she's an observant muslim, married to a jewish man. that's already quite a stretch. she's evolved, but she is very private, very conservative, and for any woman, this would be painful. for huma, it is just awful. as i say, she's very much in love with anthony wiener, and friends say they will try to work this out. >> it's been reported that her boss has been advising her. how do you think that's playing out given that her boss is hilla