offered up big bucks for proof saying "this is about vogue and what vogue decides to do with a specificust fine the way she is". >> i'm planning to write an article that exposes all of my vulnerabilities to the entire internet. >> reporter: jezebel's flash of cash worked much the next day the site posted these unaltered images in some cases using arrows to point out fixes like a slimmer neckline, refined jaw and smaller hips, changes dunham says she has no problem with. >> they like smoothed a line here and shaved off a part of my neck. it was the most minimal retouching. >> reporter: in the interview dunham says these days she can't even bring herself to read the site she once loved. >> in the end lena is the clear winner. she stood up for herself. she let them know that they were wrong and you have to respect that. >> reporter: jezebel has no new comment on the controversy leaving the last word to this girl. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> i agree. she did stand up for herself. time now for the jury's out with dan abrams back by popular demand. >>

>> so one man who knows chelsea clinton well is writer jonathan van meter, contributing editor at "vogueo see you. >> good to see you. >> chelsea clinton is often a fixture alongside mom or dad on stages, like you just saw in new york, but today she's alone addressing this lgtb human rights audience in vegas. also later in the month she'll be at the university of las vegas. in your view, why is she doing this? what's doing on? >> in this instance, it's not that complicated. it's because they invited her. human rights first big concert of this sort. it's about lgtb youth. that's a subject she's been very prolific on, especially on her twitter feed. you know, the reason i think that subject is so important to her, one of the things i learned about her when i followed her around in 2012 is that she has a lot of gay friends. in particular, she told me her husband pointed out to her that many of her closest friends are gay men. i think when you're a woman close to a lot of gay men, you instinctively care more about those issues. one of the things i think she's planning on talking about today

. >> the reason mature fashion models are increasingly in vogue. and the n.f.l. weighs whether to outlaw racial slurs on the field. so why is there a backlash from some african-americans. >> we will bring you a special edition of "consider this," the only t.v. program to proceed tile all feature length and short documents arteries, the oscar nominated documentaries, >> aging america continues tomorrow. >> we know exactly what you are doing, and know that you need help. >> amazing technology that helps your parents. . . >> [screen voice] i am a virtual assistant. >> . . . stay in their homes. >> did you ever think that you'd be living with robots? >> no, never! >> tomorrow on al jazeera america. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. tod

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cheryl: well, looks like cash is in vogue.rhouse versace landing $287 million in capital from blackstone which is equivalent to 20% stake in the italian fashion company. blackstone chief steve schwarzman spoke exclusively to our maria bartiromo on "opening bell" on why it is investing in the italian designer. >> its business itself is much smaller than its recognition and it provides the opportunity for really major expansion of the company. cheryl: blackstone says it will help the fashion brand expand in emerging markets. the versace family will still retain majority control. donna has to have control. adam: control of that with blackstone behind you? cheryl: a lot to do. adam: citrus growers are squeezed. we're in the trading pits as orange juice hits the lowest level in 15 years. cheryl: more on the special business of boomers series. jeff flock is live in ann arbor, michigan, why college towns are the hot spot pourfor retirees. [ male announcer ] this is jowoods' first d of work. and his new boss told him two ings -- cook

making the leap to high fashion with an american "vogue" cover. they're an ad man's dream. a staring contest with sobi. >> do you think you have what it takes to keep eye contact. >> to a fantasy mercedes car wash. >> you missed a spot. >> reporter: but these aren't even as hot as it gets. this commercial by carl's jr. and hardy's was banned from the 2013 super bowl. considered too much for tv. so after conquering the fashion world and then gravity, what could bring this galactic gal back down to earth? hollywood. upton will join fellow superstars cameron diaz and leslie mann in "the other woman." >> you smell amazing. what is that? >> i think it's just sweat. >> the woman does it all. thanks for watching abc news. we're online at abc news.com. good night. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it.

million multi media campaign will be seen on tv stations like mtv in print spots in magazines like teen vogue and social media. it's estimated 90% of smokers pick up the habit before they turn 18. the real cost campaign is aimed at 10 million kids between the ages of 12 and 17 who are not yet hooked but may be attempted. half a million people die each year because of smoking-related illnesses. just last week the fourth marlboro man paste passed away. nearly half of american adults smoked in 1965 while today only 18% puff away. despite the encouraging numbers 42 million americans can't kick the habit. their addiction makes smoking the leading cause of preventable death with $132 billion in direct medical costs. cvs and other drug stores like it are trying to reinvent themselves by moving beyond the role of traditional pharmacies and becoming healt healthcare providers. with nurses and doctors on staff offering flu shots and diagnosing common ailments. selling a product that leads to chronic health issues is extremely inconsistent with cvs's main goal. >> every day we're helping millions of pat

risk is back in vogue. intraday of the dow and ten-year note yields, and let me give you a stat here. this will be the fourth day of a big rally in stocks which means you have to go back to the 5th of february. that settlement was 15,440 in the dow. we're up 550 points since then. where was the ten year that day? 2.67. up a whopping five basis points. that's the issue. the treasury market is not in sync with this, the correlations are changing and the best gauge for risk, probably the dollar/yen. look at the intraday and open the chart up, it really has made up a lot of ground, reversing in favor of the dollar to the upside. same for the euro yen and the pound yen. the risk for the moment, whether due to janet yellen or the establishment voting on the clear c.r. tonight in the house seems like all lights are green for the markets and for risk. back to you. >> you gave me my lead. let's talk about stocks that are on track for a fourth straight day of gains as republicans do allow a vote on a clean debt limit

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this time kate is shooting a layout for february vogue magazine and even the super hot model can't help looking absolutely freezing in this weather. >>> hello, everybody. i'm beth troutman. if you're looking for great videos, this is the show for you, "right this minute." >> protesters lob molotov cocktails out the window on their way to -- >> the mayor's office. >> why getting there only fanned the flames. >>> freshow pder makes the skiing as smooth as silk, until it's not. how one dude survived one heck of a hole. >>> it is a solemn military ceremony for girlie magazines. >> they usually call this pass the porn when one group is leaving and another group is coming in. >> now a former marine reveals why the handoff plan went up in flames. >> we're like, let's come up with an interesting way to get rid of it. >>> the buzzword for your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> he was hiding from mom, but wally was actually falling asleep. see the video that has everybody doing the wally. >>> this is a pretty wild one, in the ukraine. police are after this red car, but you'll notice that they're kind

will probably try not to attack sochi but rather attack outside sochi perhaps in moscow perhaps in vogue perhaps in rest of the loop and my guess is they're basically for possible types of attack one would be suicide bombings perhaps using ethnic russian suicide bombers which is august anisa specialized in recently however the russian security forces and dogs nonny security forces recently killed one of the leading ethnic russian jihad ists. so that might have taken that weapon away somewhat the other is sort of vehicle borne attacks without the use of a suicide bomber and also there was a recent threat to use chemical weapons made by the group that carried out the suicide bombings in volgograd you just raised. the specter of a terrorist using chemical weapons possibly those smuggled from the rebels in syria but in order to suggest such a scenario you have to first contemplate the possibility of the syrian rebels actually having access to chemical weapons which is something that the u.s. government and some other western governments flatly rule out how do you reconcile the two well fact

they will be running on you tube and teen vogue.ghlight the cosmetic damage it causes like wrinkles and bad teeth. 10million teens are already smoking or at least they have tried cigarettes. >>> 5:16 is the time right now, we want to check in with tara moriarty, there has been an incident in san francisco she spoke about. >> yes, we have a stalled bus that is in the process of being towed and they are running traffic breaks and it's taking awhile to get that scene clear. this is the only spot we could find where we are seeing red, and they are heading in where they are 55-mile-per-hour right now. and we have 880, you can see traffic is moving well in both directions and a lot of folks are out there already and at the bay bridge toll plaza, not too many delays but we will not start to see this backup nor awhile. >> you can't kick too high, it is never better. >>> things have changed here in february and we have a lot of cloud cover come in and i would not be surprised e-may be a little bit of rain here and things are definitely much

what worries me, and you have other achievements, and maybe we should talk about that first, you got vogue to change its policies, when it comes to how thin models are. >> often people looking at the industry and the images of models say they are anorexic. but the reality is eating disoorts are a problem. most don't realise that when you have a 15-year-old girl who is representing the ideal for female beauty. that's problematic you have a different body time. but even a twiggy would not be pressured like today. it's scary. >> i have a lot of friends, a lot are thin. not every model will have an eating disorder. it's something that is it perpetued. it's an idea of never being thin enough. when i was 19 i was tall and skippy. i thought i was fine. to me, as a woman, that is thin and young. i was told to lose - moteling industry measures in pounds. my body is not able to get down that that weight. e went on a diet that the agency gave me. i was sent to new york and had a great time in terms of meeting friends. i don't know, it was a strange environment to be in and i think agencies perpetuate

you got vogue to change its policies when it comes to child models and how thin models are. >> and thoseed. people looking at the industry and images of models will say they are anorexic, they need to eat a hamburger. the reality is eating disorders are a real problem, but most people don't realise that when you have a 15-year-old girl who is representing the ideal for female beauty for adult women, that's problematic. >> that is what you are looking at. >> you have a different body type. going to the past. a twiggy considered a thip model would not be a thin model today. you also write about that, that the pressure on all of you to be thip, and how thin you had to get to be able to work. it's scary. it is. i have a lot of friends that are models. through model alliance, and a lot are naturally thin. not every model has an eating disorder or has bad body images. it's an idea of never being thin enough. when i was 19 i was tall and skinny. i didn't know what being a model was, i thought i was fine. i'm five foot nine. to me as a woman, that is thip and young. i was told - modelling was me

>> in fairness to paul, he said your wife did this interview with vogue. paul in some sense was defending his wife's point of view. >> he could have criticized it like all -- >> the country probably thinks hitting on internals in sexual harassment is a bad thing. in d.c., it's old news. i think paul brought up a legitimate issue that at the clinton's conduct over the last 40 years is a genuine issue to the country. >> but we're talking about hillary clinton. hillary clinton did nothing wrong in that instance. she got up, she defended her husband on matt lauer by saying the right wing media conspiracy was something -- >> because she was lied to. >> because she was lied to by her husband. what are we going to say to her now as she's running? how did you feel when that happened? i just feel like there are a lot of other substantive issues that we should be talking to hillary clinton about. benghazi, syria, a lot of them. >> the next day, joe scarborough said the republicans shouldn't bring this up because of backlash. but perhaps the media have the responsibi

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. >> very much in style and very much back in vogue. last year in terms of capturing lost home value, 1.9 trillion is what we captured. sop of these markets saw double-digit growth, in excess of 20%. los angeles, san diego, new york, did quite well. now we have equity and lenders are more willing to lend because they're feeling more confident. they're undermore pressure to get revenue boeing from investor standpoint. they're back in the gain. very much back in style. gerri: people got in a lot of trouble last time around. what they were doing is using their home as a piggybank really, taking all kinds of money out of it. you know, i have a feeling that this time it's different. is it? >> this time it is very different. this is not the easy money when people actually borrowed against value of home and took elaborate vacations and other luxuries that didn't give them any return on investment. these days, you have to have income. you have to have substantial savings. you have to have equity. you have to have at least 20% equity in your hom

reject a bill that effectively has a listen to discrimination, a legislative jujitsu that's been in vogue lately. last week alone four of these bills failed in a single day. another was scuttled this week in maine. so why have all these states gotten so concerned about the religious views and interests of private businesses? back in november, gaberyial arana of the american prospect predicted the rise as the next big front in the culture wars. because they were either lost or losing, social conservatives were shifting focus from stopping the tide of social change to exempting themselves from it. this strategy to basically call a time-out on social progress isn't confined just to the debate over gj. in salon, brian boitler argues this is just one example of the waiver mania, which includes the furor or the health care law to the proliferation of stand your ground laws, conservatives are retreating into a variety of interlisking but isolated subculture. when necessary, making or manipulating law to insulate them from contact with the masses. joining me now from phoenix is the governor's off

behind hbo's "girls", the feminist leading website offered $10,000 for unretouched images from her quts vogueback fired when the retouched photos weren't that different from the originals. she initially brushed off the controversy and said anyone can see her untouched body on her show. she's naked a lot. remember, it's not tv. while they are smart and funny they made a monument error in their approach to feminism. this is comfortable with her own body but also grateful for a little air brushing and aren't we all. now a turn to the dark, we have our zero of the day. it is el chapo, the leader of the most powerful drug cartel in the world. he was arrested in mexico over the weekend. el chapo is our zero for little infractions, things like murders and heroin cocaine and meth he sold all over the world and had the honor of being named chicago's public enemy number one. the first gangster to hold that honor since al capone. mexico plans to try him first. he also appears to be a shop a holik, they seized two grenade launchers and 43 vehicles and four ranches, less girls, more real housewifs. and th

the vogue and all that kind of stuff like that. it's a variety of things you can run for.beauty. we cut up sheets and towels and make little dresses and you know. we destroy state property to make the outfits. >> do you make them look better? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well. the mental health ward where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gentleman in particular who i could barely see him because there was so much graffiti all over his cell door. and all over his walls, it looked like hieroglyphics. >> a lot of the writing on the door is human feces and he's also combined a little mustard on it for coloring. that's what he's writing with on the actual door. he's been here for a long time. so he continually works on it. >> then i saw the inmate inside. he was completely naked except for cellophane over his private parts. seemed very gentle. didn't seem violent. wasn't pounding on the doors. he wasn't hurting himself. but he was not someone you would

volatility is in vogue. we've seen volatility any 2012. today a great rally down here at the nyse. went down the all-time high. blew through on the way up. support. boom, on the money. snis a gift those folks scratching their heads in january, this is a gift to book the profits and own vol taitati >> you think the market could sell off even way big number tomorrow? >> potentially. and tomorrow the truth serum comes out and this market is trending lower. out last night as a "worth" magazine convenient. all advisers had shared sentiment we'll trend lower but a zigzag line to lower prices, bill. >> certainly we've seen that this new year for sure. jeff killberg, thanks. see you later. >> all right, pal. >>> put that consensus number on jobs up again to take a look. 189,000 jobbs expected to be created tomorrow. what if we come up above or below? and the core equity team, and also co-manager of the davidson multicaps equity fund. nice to have you here. ron, if we surpas that 189,000, whats in the market? >> well, i don't think it's going to happen, actually. i think the market would vi

when i came on the scene, carol ault, kelly,mberg, on on mademoiselle and vogue. >> i saw christie brinkleynal. 60 now. cindy crawford looks amazing. sharon stone tonight is on "shape" magazine looking about 20. >> i know. i'm starting to look like their mother. oh, well. >> well, you don't. trust me. you've been married to your husband, the lead singer, founding member of the cars, for 25 years. >> actually we're going to be celebrating 30. >> 30? >> yeah. not marriage but 30 since we met. >> so 30 years, married for 25. that's pretty extraordinary. if i could have said 25 years ago or 30 years ago, supermodel meets rock star you'd give it about three weeks. >> mm-hmm. >> what has been the secret? >> i do get that question a lot. and i think it's unfortunate that it's really just a question of luck finding the right person at the right time. i just got lucky. it was this dumb blind luck. i found the person i needed at the right time. i knew it. >> you met on a video of the famous song "drive" which was later taken and used for the whole live aid thing. >> being english you remember it from

normally i would try to find a place that "vogue" was not photographing, was not in. and so i did my own scouting. i always worked with the same components which most people don't realize, walter does, are working with sky, sun, sand, girl, swimsuit. those five things happened every year. >> i think a lot of people have tried to copy. it is a classy but sexy. some people try to cross over to trashy. >> how do you avoid that? >> you have to step back and look at what you are doing and evaluate what is going to keep this legacy going which is a very important one. it is a combination of the women that you chose to represent the brand and the issue, the photographers and their style of photography that they can take a picture. still create a buzz, still create a beautiful image but not cross the line. and you know we always say always sexy never vulgar. it's something you have to keep in the back of your mind. because it's eyes -- easy to push it so far. we can pull back. >> what you got is walter giving you everything you need. >> i only give a small segment of what the

presidential nomination, responds to the questioning, his wife earlier had suggested an interview i think in "voguemagazine that bill clinton, he should be part of all of this, because what he did with monica lewinski is certainly a source of renewed concern if his wife is running for president of the united states. and i suspect they're going to continue to hammer away on that issue. >> i think, look, it's an issue that works for them with parts of the republican political base. i don't think it's a great general election issue. i think if hillary clinton ran for president, wanted to raise money off of that, she probably could. i mean, i think the last thing that a republican presidential candidate wants to do is make the woman he's opposing seem like a victim in any way, shape or form, because i don't think that's the way hillary clinton sees herself. but in terms of republican base presidential politics, primary politics, you know, rand paul is appealing to the people who are actually some of them feeling the same way and will be voting in republican primaries. >> yeah, with each day, it looks l

in fairness to rand paul, his wife gave an interview to "vogue" magazine in which she described bill clinton as a sexual predator. he was asked about it later on "meet the press." he doubled down and as we noted last week, tripled down over the weekend, not backing away from this at all, he's going full speed ahead. >> right. >> why is he doing this? >> i talked to people close to rand paul, and i think it's part of a campaign strategy. he is right now thinking about runni running for the presidency, trying to appeal to the republican base. the republican base doesn't like bill or hillary clinton. and what he's trying to do is brand himself as somebody who will take them on. and what i was told is that bill and hillary are, quote, running as a team. and that it's fair to attack them. they understand that bill clinton will be one of her greatest advocates if she decides to run. so i think they're letting people in the republican party know that rand paul is no holds barred. we're going to go after the clintons and that's a plural. when we need to. and i think that he feels that within

normally, i would try to find a place that "vogue" was not photographing, was not in. and so i did my own scouting. i always worked with the same components which most people don't realize, walter does, are working with sky, sun, sand, girl, swimsuit. those five things happened every year. >> i think a lot of people have tried to copy what sports illustrated had done. and i think the difference between sports illustrated, everybody else is that sports illustrated is so classy. they are sexy but classy and i think everybody else crosses that line to trashy. and that's the difference. >> how do you avoid that, crossing the line? >> it's a fine line and you definitely have to step back every year and kind of look at what you're doing and evaluate what is going to keep this legacy going which is a very important one. it is a combination of the women that you chose to represent the brand and the issue, the photographers and their style of photography that they can take a picture. still create a buzz, still create a beautiful image but not cross the line. and you know we alw

. $115 million in media ads will run in over 200 markets and that includes mtv and "teen vogue," a hashenagers with yellowed teeth and wrinkled skin. >>> in lighter news, bill de blasio may be still trying to live down this incident, you may remember this. he ate some pizza with a knife and fork. that here in new york is considered an outrage. well, last night he showed off a different local sense of humor on his "daily show" debut. >> i got to teach you everything? >> i want to say, jon, has mayor of napoli -- i mean, new york city, we are always ready for our pizza. >> oh, my god. hey, bloomberg's gone, right? >> hold on. >> freedom, de blasio did end up taking a bite of that very pizza. yes, folks, using his hands. what does everything mean to you? with the quicksilver cash back card from capital one, it means unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. it doesn't mean, "everything... as long as you buy it at the gas station." it doesn't mean, "everything... until you hit your cash back limit." it means earn 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every place, every occ

. >> the fda is putting ads in mtv, teen vogue, and social media.ch the bad weather cost passengers in january. cancelled about 49,000 flights, delayed 300,000 more. analysts say the total disruption was the worst than the one caused by superstorm sandy. ten, as in ten years, that's how long facebook is still around. so how's it still around? facebook went from a few users to 1.2 billion users worldwide and counting. oh, the poor winklevoss twins. as a sitting president, visited venezuela. it was on this day in 1992 when venezuelan soldiers launched an unsuccessful military coup in caracas. congratulations to today's winner, a returning champion. we'll be right back. this is for you. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and ne

the first one -- it was answering a question about his wife's position, in a statement she made to "voguezine. and he now comes back to it. >> i think it's a tricky issue to try to delve into. we know that there's a part of the public that's never going to forgive the clintons for anything they did. >> right. >> but is that going to spill over and cause problems for republicans if they take this too far in. >> every time this is brought up, it only helps hillary clinton. >> absolutely. first of all, they're immensely popular, both of them. and the scandals were a long time ago. if you think about the age -- the aging of this electorate. >> right. >> yes, there are people who will never forgive the clintons for a whole range of things -- >> the year of impeachment, voting in their first presidential election -- >> exactly, what they remember about hillary clinton, she had a primary with barack obama and a wonderful secretary of state, and she's classy, and she's funny. and that's sort of ancient history. and i just, i think it's very, very dangerous territory. i think it has all the potent

normally i would try to find a place that vogue was not photographing, was not in. and so i did my own scouting. i always worked with the same components which most people don't realize, walter does, are working with sky, sun, sand, girl, swimsuit. those five things happened every year. >> rose: i think rich cohen in this month says when you're looking at women you're looking at the most profitable ventures in publishing. >> that's pretty good for 50 years. >> rose: this is a good idea, let's expand it, let's do quarterly. >> you know, i think swimsuit is a really special magazine and part of that is that you anticipate it all year. and then you come to it. oh this kind of darkest month of the year and you know after the super bowl here comes this magazine and it's something to look forward to. i think that that's a large part of its success is the anticipation and sort of the frenzy that's generated from that anticipation. but of course new media has also given us new opportunities to take the vast amount of content that we create every year and that has been creat

you left out one, his wife actually did the same thing in an interview with vogue magazine in januaryve by the pauls. i think reason number one, allisison lundergan grimes, who right now beating mitch mcconnell by four points in a poll by the biggest newspaper the louis curryville dispatch. i think rand paul wants to get the chits in with mcconnell. if he can get credit for helping to hobble what could be the best asset that grimes has against mcconnell, he'll get a lot of credit with the republican party. >> joy, so what you have done here, you thought through the scenario. bill clinton, the former president arrives in town. first question he gets tagged with by the local press is are you a predator. >> there you go. >> our senator here called you a predator three times. what is your reaction. >> exactly. then the paper says clinton denies being predator, or whatever. john, i think this is an attempt to show remember when muhammed ali went up against sonny, you big ugly bear. everybody says my god, what a way to hype a fight. he is not afraid of him. i think it's part of the trash ta

. >> i launched "real simple" magazine, i was at "new york" magazine, "vogue." that was fun.out organization there, and i worked very closely at bringing more straight allies into the lgbt organization there. >> reporter: so does that mean that there'll be a fashion closet here, since you worked at "vogue"? >> i'm hoping. i'm hoping. >> reporter: but while ellis brings style, more importantly, she brings substance to her leadership role. this job is more than just a career. it's uniquely personal. she's married to kristen henderson, a founding member of the rock band antigany rising. the two became pregnant on the same day, and in february 2009, two weeks apart, they gave birth to thomas and kate spencer. and when you shift to this and you have a staff that it's not just professional, it is personal, probably for most people here, how does that change the dynamic in a business structure? >> i think it makes it a lot more fun, because you really care deep down what's happening. it makes it harder, too. you cry harder. you laugh and celebrate louder. >> reporter: and for the lg

from lena dunham in vogue to popular online videos. shop is becoming more and more evident. computer programs can change eye color, skin color, hair length, even body shape. there seems to be no limit to what can be done. >> let's do it. >> how are you? >> nice to meet you. >> we want your best to come u cosmo magazine editor and chooep chief and the photographer, we offered up ourselves as case. we've all seen a hundred or a thousand photos of ourselves. >> my tummy. if i could fix something, that would be it. >> i'd make my arms thinner. i'd take away a few wrinkles. >> we'd take a little of the crow's feet around the eyes out or if we make take circles around the eyes and take those away, i don't think anybody can complain. >> as soon as the camera stopped clicking, the selection process began. >> no. nope. actually, go back. that's kind of nice. but it's a bit blah. >> he could probably shorten his tie in that shot. >> that's a nice shot. you can open al's eyes there. so on i think we have some stuff to work on here. >> then, the k

everything from "vogue" to "essence," such a broad spectrum. >> the media has covered the first lady extensively. we have the graphics of the number of magazine covers that have been done on her. it was highly competitive. there were lots of books coming out about michelle obama. is this the way that will be for first ladies? or is there something special about this first lady? >> there is intense interest. you are speaking to them in a personal way, in the same way that she is on urban radio and talking to people directly. >> one thing i want to ask both of you, this is pretty tough stuff, the covers of women's magazines, and social media, you are both journalists who want to cover this woman and white house, how helpful have they been to you? >> part of that is bypassing the traditional media. when i was writing my book, they were not accessible. they were being very careful about her public image. it was after the, does she like her country? episode. they were being careful and not making her accessible. i had to find other ways to report the story. >> here's another clip that dem

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every ain't from "vote -- "essehing from "vogue" to nce," such a broad spectrum. you are speaking to those audiences of those magazines in a very personal way. in the same way, she is on urban radio. and talking to people directly. mediae ways like social and that removes some filters. she's able to connect. >> one thing i want to ask. this is pretty soft stuff. the covers of women's magazine. you are both a journalist who want to cover this one and white house, how accessible have they been to you? >> part of that is bypassing the traditional media and going to solve outlets. i am very eager to cover her. when i wrote my book, not accessible. they were being very careful. it was outlets. 245i were being very, very careful about the public image. know, does she like her country episode. and they were being very careful public image. really not making her accessible. accessible. being i had to find other ways to report the story. still hink that's really the case. >> here's a clip that emonstrates the obama administration's approach to the entertainment media, real

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volverion a llamar la atenciÓn, ella en vogue donde sale desnuda en una cama con dos hombres, y a justinn vivo. arranque para conocerlos si quiere ir. >>> no se espere mucho de alejandro berry. se la va a pasar bien. >>> oye maity, quÉ bueno estuvo el revoltillo. >>> noticias de boda. >>> a la de peter el anguila no nos invitaron. >>> viste como le dio la vuelta para no invitarnos ma suya. >>> estÁn todos invitados. ♪. ♪. ♪. tambiÉn lo de justin bieber, la verdad que quÉ pena lo que estÁ pasando, ojalÁ que ya este niÑo por lo menos asiente cabeza, Él y miley cyrus. >>> cuÁntos aÑos tiene miley cyr cyrus? >>> 20? >>> menos. >>> con dos chamacos. >>> no las vi las fotos. >>> y justin que me sienten de una nalgada su mamÁ. >>> satcha pretto agarra consejo. >>> baby aarÓn necesita portarse bien. >>> que no le avienten huevos al vecino. >>> serÁ ejemplar. >>> eso espero, sino le damos nalgadas todos "despierta amÉrica" vamos con noticias en este viernes, un joven, ya que hablamos de muchachitos que se meten en lÍos, pidiÓ disculpas por la golpiza que le dio a otro sin razÓn como se ve en el v