under anna wintour's direction, vogue has been hugely successful. >> vogue is the best of everythingn can offer, and i think we're the leader in the field. we point the way. we are, you know, a glamorous girlfriend. >> but the glamorous girlfriend, like vogue readers, is facing leaner times. >> i do want to make the point that september really has to be about value, but we don't want to give up completely the dream and the fantasy. but i also feel like we need to have a sense of being more grounded. >> wintour is involved in every detail of the magazine: the clothes... >> i like the stripe. >> editing the pictures and articles. >> can i see meredith, please? >> she's decisive, impatient, and there's a look that says, "i'm the boss, and you're boring." >> i just thought that was a bit banal. >> should i do the faces of the moment because that's what we have on the cover or just still keep thinking? >> keep thinking. >> an editor is, in the final analysis, a kind of dictator. a magazine is not a democracy. >> it's a group of people coming together and presenting ideas from which i pick

shoot called inappropriate. >> the february issue of vogue, is there any other kind? >> yes there is. >> you said your reports might have inspired tens of millions of dollars in charitable donations. >> you are welcome. >> but they didn't. >> i had the brain room check. >> if anything they said they got a lot of calls from people who said they were going to donate and then saw your reports and changed their mind. >> andy, i don't trust you, but i trust the brain room. >> this is all coming from them. i would not sit here and make stuff like that up. that would be incomprehensible. >> did they say how much my reports raised? >> they said what it did was dissuaded people from actually giving. >> carrie, i mostly agree -- first of all hi. >> hi. how are you feeling? >> i'm near death right now. >> i'm so sorry. are you phlegmy? >> no i am pass outy. >> that's the worst kind. maybe we have to snuggle. >> okay. >> you know what, i am getting sick too. >> don't even bother flirting with andy. you are not a cat. >> but i play one on tv. >> unless you have a tale he is not go

someone called me from "vogue" and said, "would you like to be in 'vogue'?" i go, yeah. hello?to eat a giant pastrami sandwich. >> did you realize you would have to do something silly like that? >> jimmy: no, of course not. i thought i was a model or something. [ laughter ] oh, my god. i'm on the cover of "vogue," yeah. and it's mario testino. and so i get there, and it's cass's deli, which is unbelievable if you've ever been there. [ applause ] and i take a bite of this -- the sandwich was there. >> but there was a beautiful model in the picture as well. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] >> i don't want to call you beautiful. >> jimmy: no. but we did that, and it was unbelievable. and then so we hung out, and i go, oh, grace coddington is super cool. and then i see the movie, "september issue," which if you haven't seen this documentary about "vogue's" giant issue, the september issue. you kind of, like -- it's about the issue. that's the star of the movie. but then you kind of steal the movie a little bit. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> jimmy: oh, why you getting ma

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daralynn weiss penned a controversial essay for "vogue" vogue about the strict diet she chose for her 7-year-old daughter. writing, "it is grating to have someone constantly complain of being hungry." weiss said she stopped letting her daughter "enjoy pizza fridays when she admitted to adding a corn salad as a side dish one week." she went on to say, "there have been many awkward moments at parties when bea has wanted to eat, say, both cookies and cake. and i've engaged in a heated public discussion about why she can't." critics swiftly piled on. one headline read, "mom puts 7-year-old on a diet in the worst "vogue" article ever." >> when a child's weight is compromising their health, we need to be very careful with what we say and what we do. we don't want a child to look at food as the enemy. >> dara-lynn is author of "the heavy: a mother, a daughter, a diet." >> good morning. >> you decided ton share any picture of bea, your daughter who you call bea, not her real name in the book. she lost 16 pounds over the course of the initial i doet. how is she -- initial diet. so how she, and

we'll find out who is topping the list. >>> also, the creative director of american "vogue" magazine.iscuss her new memoir. >> i'm really excited. my sweater set. >> listen, don't mess with her. everyone, please follow my lead. don't embarrass me. >> i think she will like my sweater. >> please, don't embarrass me. >> cinnamon roll. >> all right. let's go to bill karins for a check on the forecast. bill. >> good morning, everyone. washington, d.c. is in a snow drought. they haven't had 2 inches of snow in a very long time. that means no sledding for the kids. they have a chance of snow with the southern storm, but it's not looking good. i actually think you have a better chance of sledding tomorrow in raleigh and richmond than in d.c. let me explain. right now it's plenty warm in the southeast. we're in the 50s in areas where it's going to snow tonight. raleigh and charlotte to asheville. but the cold air is right behind. look at memphis and jackson. that's where the snow is currently, right around jackson, mississippi up to tupelo. and we've had reports of about a half inch through in

and "vogue "points out it wasn't on the sidelines after sandy hit.e in new york, "vogue" says it worked with designers in raising $1.7 million for victims' recovery efforts. there have been no complaints from the people photographed with the models. the fire department says "vogue" put a spotlight on the great work of its members. regardless of personal opinion, it certainly has gotten people talking. wolf? >> certainly has. mary snow, thank you. >>> happening now, new details of the hostage crisis unfolding in algeria, including the fate of some americans. what the militants are demanding and why the obama administration is growing increasingly frustrated. >>> also, huge fallout from the lance armstrong interview. we'll get reaction from a former teammate-turned doping whistle-blower. and we'll talk about it with judy smith, an expert in crisis public relations who inspired the tv drama scandal. i'm wolf blitzer here on the national mall. behind me, the west front of the u.s. capitol. president obama will take the oath of oath there on monday. we're

can see the region is subject to blazing heat in summer and severe cold in winter the famous or in vogue shoal is worn here to start choosing temperatures. the young clergyman in his wife came to the village of such a posh one hundred kilometers from morn there is nothing remarkable in the village other than rows of buildings. this prompted father nicholai to plan the construction of three churches an orthodox school and a charity house. besant home so cute bioterrorists square meter of two hector's that you're. going to give them money was needed to buy the house and then tear them zone you but when construction work began father knew i didn't have enough money to complete it that's the way it was. but miraculously the project was completed the main church resembles the one in orangeburg that was torn down in soviet times the design of the orthodox school was copied from a nineteenth century diary as for the administrative building it was inspired by a picture in a book of fairy tales by alexander pushkin. the cushion and last house it's across the road it is big enough to accommodate f

. >> "vogue" magazine was for him and his wife. >> "vogue" magazine is not making foreign policy decisions in the u.s. senate. >> thank goodness. do you think he'll pass? >> i think it's premature to decide. we have to have the confirmation hearings. >> we're already finding a lot of the large right-wing pro-israel organizations, they're not going to fight that aggressively. >>> tonight, a clearer picture just how bad the flu season is turning out to be and could get much worse. if you haven't had your flu shot like i haven't, you might want to listen to this. chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins me ahead. >>> flu season is hitting early and hitting hard. government health officials say the number of people seeking treatment for flu has spiked over the month. 41 states are now reporting widespread cases. 18 kids have died so far. keep in mind, the flu typically kills as many as 50,000 people every year in the united states. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins us now. i didn't realize it kills that many people. it certainly seems worse than last year. i know

. >> as part of the vogue police are collecting images from video cam florida the neighborhood. now in the last hour, san francisco police released this picture of the suspect, 22-year-old dexter oliver. they're asking anyone who may know where he is to give them a call. as for the victim in this situation, her family tells me that she has three children, and she had been dating the suspect for only about six months. reporting live in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> ama: san jose police are investigating the city's first hd homicide of 2013. a body was found this morning in the driveway of a home on then 1900 block of tripoli avenue. police say the victim was found with at least one gunshot wound. police say the victim lived at the house. some of the people living there were taken to the police station for questioning. >>> a 22-year-old man is dead following an early morning crash in san jose. it happened around 2:30 on south first street under the 280 overpass. police say a blue bmw swerved, hit two light poles and rolled over, an officer heard the crash. when he

. >> vogue magazine was for him and his wife. >> vogue magazine is not making foreign policy decisions in the u.s. senate. >> thank goodness. do you think he'll pass? >> i think it's premature to decide. we have to have the confirmation hearings. >> we're already finding a lot of the large organizations, they're not going to fight that aggressively. >> tonight, a clearer picture just how bad the flu season is turning out to be and could get much worse. if you haven't had your flu shot, you might want to listen to this. dr. saunjay gupta joining me ahead. me ahead. me ahead. excuse me, sir i'm gonna have to ask you to power down your little word game. i think your friends will understand. oh no, it's actually my geico app...see? ...i just uh paid my bill. did you really? from the plane? yeah, i can manage my policy, get roadside assistance, pretty much accesseico 24/7. sounds a little too good to be true sir. i'll believe that when pigs fly. ok, did she seriously just say that? geico. just click away with our free mobile app. isurprise...it's eating less. to losing weight. i'm hungry ju

. >> "vogue" magazine was for him and his wife. >> "vogue" magazine is not making foreign policy decisionsthe u.s. senate. >> thank goodness. do you think he'll pass? >> i think it's premature to decide. we have to have the confirmation hearings. >> we're already finding a lot of the large organizations, they're not going to fight that aggressively. >>> tonight, a clearer picture just how bad the flu season is turning out to be and could get much worse. if you haven't had your flu shot, you might want to listen to this. dr. sanjay gupta joins me ahead. >>> flu season is hitting early dr. sanjay gupta joins me ahead. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. alriwoah! did you get that? and...flip! yep, look at this. it takes like 20 pictures at a time. i never miss anything. isn't that awesome? uh that's really cool. you should upload these. i know, right? that is really amazing. the pictures a

vogue uk said you'll also be able to buy a spray that will last up to 95 wears. say, this doesn't really sound like my thing. i'm pretty particular about my jeans. >> i wear a t-shirt and -- gray or white, same pair of jeans, literally the same pair of jeans every day. >> also interesting. >> because they have these jeans you don't have to wash now, or so they say. you know what i mean? no, it's true. it's true. the person says to me, like, don't wash them for a long time. meaning like a week. no, no, no. they mean like six months. luckily for me, no one noticed that moment on my daytime talkshow. >> let's talk about jeans because this is nasty. anderson cooper, as you know, was sort of outed. >> he admitted that he never washes his jeans. >> he was cohosting with stacey london, and she took his jeans and took them to get them tested at a lab. they found out there were biohazardous materials on them. >> i read something about you, that you wear the same jeans every day, you never wash them. you're very particular. >> what? >> when you do decide to wash the dirty

early on michelle obama posed for the cover of "vogue." she was on the cover of "people" magazine. on the cover of "oprah. " so they presented their story and entered people's homes in a way that people see them as the first family. chris: but not average, a successful coverage and a bit of a jackie figure, 3/4 sleeves. i like the style. when we come back, scoops and predictions for the notebooks. ell me something i don't >> tell me something i don't know is brought to you by charles schwab. let's talk about giving your portfolio a better chance to grow. talk to chuck. chris: welcome back. joe, tell me something i don't know. >> back to bipartisanship. i saw this remarkably welcome and pathetic spectacle in new york under the auspices of the group no labels. 24 members every congress, members of the house, equally divided between democrats and republicans vowed to talk to each other. chris: i saw that. >> they're all frustrated. they think there may be areas of agreement. >> i was re-reading president obama's first inaugural. he mentions three times there the idea of climate change

trying to predict this famous date and in fact two thousand and twelve is only the latest theory in vogue. and paris is not just a bookshop at the end of the world department contains dozens of works that link this dates to a very old prophecy. among the prophecy. these pre-columbian people believe that the world was regenerated every five thousand years. and the next cycle of this calendar ends precisely on december twenty first two thousand and twelve. but according to anthropologists this has nothing to do with the end of the world. my. never announce the end of the world. it's not part of the mythology the mayan mythology and the mayan calendar are cyclical systems for that matter if you are real mine in two thousand and twelve is no more nor less than a change of era for the real my and we are going from one era to another they would not consider this as the end of the world. but some continue to proclaim the calendar is announcing the apocalypse. and they try to uphold this legend with all the strength of a scientific truth. in a suburb of and to a catholic give the reform a chemist

the february issue of "vogue" hits newsstands on january 22nd. >> what a wonderful idea.hot. check that out. >>> and we go, now, to a little movie news. we've just seen a trailer -- i've just seen it, for matthew mcconaughey's newest movie. once again, an incredible body of work. i might add. i did. it shows mmc doing his finest work in the film, it's called "mud," in which he plays a fugitive hiding on an abandoned boat, waiting to reunite with his lady love, played by reese witherspoon. the film is featured at sundance. and already getting big buzz. not just from me. "mud" in limited release, on april 26th. >> he does something different every time. >> he is a great actor. people think about him for his -- >> are you his publicist? >> i'm moonlighting. >> and mmc? >> that's my special name for him. he doesn't know that. >> we have to get him here soon. >>> now, we have to -- >> on an initial name basis. >> he calls me l.s. >>> hey, sam. >> george, we've been talking, moisturizing jeans. would you wear jeans that -- >> i don't think i would. i'd be nervous they would was

were lining up outside blues alley in georgetown to hear dawn and mack from the r and b girl group in vogue perform. their shows are sold out which is one reason operations director chris ross is loving this inauguration weekend already. >> we had some people came in last night late like we're here from chicago for the inauguration, let's party. so it's starting. it has begun. >> reporter: these two friends met while working on president obama's campaign four years ago. they've reunited in d.c. at hamilton's bar and restaurant for the start of a within of celebrating. did you come to the last inauguration? >> i did. i was here last time and it was magical. >> reporter: both women worked on the president's reelection campaign, too. so now kristen can get a taste of the inauguration excitement, too. >> it was the atmosphere that everyone really loved and it was contagious and just the energy and excitement and i really want to experience that. >> reporter: at hamilton's nearly the entire staff will be on hand the next four days to accommodate the inauguration crowds. they're one of about 160

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still trying to recover even now after they lost their homes, so should the disaster be used in a "voguetough call" and it's up next. ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody, our "tough call" this morning natural disasters have turned out to be inspiration for a high fashion photo spread, but does "vogue's" superstorm sandy shoot cross the line, it shows cops and firefighters and other first responders pictured in models in really quite fantastic clothing, really, it appears in the february issue of "vogue." the stormtroopers has had its share of critics who say it's in bad taste. you guys have seen the pictures. you think it's in bad taste? >> yes. >> you do? why? >> people are still suffering the aftereffects of this devastating storm, we just had as you all know, a bit of a battle in congress about how to help these people who are still trying to recover. and here we have a fashion magazine shoot. it would be one thing if they took portraits of the first responders who deserve that

national referendum voted in favor of the project now the vote was invalidated due to a low turnout for vogue areas allies in europe and the us feared the project would mean energy dependence on russia room and. charo of i should say says authorities did their best to bring the vote down. very sorry about that having a bit of technical problems you can go online to listen to that we of course it for you next hour meanwhile trams and trolleybuses come to a standstill and doctors walk out on their wards in greece. after a break we also report on the new flurry of protests paralyzing greece as citizens face up to a government bent on still more austerity. and eric schmidt says there are many monsters lurking in the dark spots of the world wide web but stay with us and find out what the google chairman is so concerned about. the. wealthy british soil. restaurant. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. here the reindeer is everything for the herde