here's why "vogue" is banking on beyonce. >> it's almost as if it's cover of the year simply because it sets the tone for what people will be talking about. >> last year, sales for the 2014 interview with karlie kloss and cara delevingne selling 28% from the previous year featuring jennifer lawrence to market this issue, the mag is trying something new. partnering with discount retailers target and amazon to release it tomorrow, five days earlier than newsstands. >> the idea was really to capture beyonce at her most romantic. so her skin is glowing. her hair is pulled back. it's a very romantic mood and it's shot on this gorgeous property. >> the shoot is one of the safer spreads we've seen queen bey do shot by mario testino who just did the royal family portrait. she's wearing stella mccartney and versace. there's no beyonce interview just this retro looking avant-garde video of the shoot featuring french music getting mixed reviews on twitter. >> the video was a completely special way to do behind the scenes. it was a more artistic look into beyonce's world. >> a lot of times, "vog

most "vogue" cover girls have been white. black woman to be featured on the magazine's coveted september issue in the 123-year history. at least five other black women are members of the september cover. only 14% of major u.s. women were on the cover. this year serena williams won the title of cover star for new york magazine's fall fashion issue released last week. kerry washington handled "self" magazine's cover. >> that's a nice one. >> it is. i know you love her. sierra on "shape" magazine. beyonce has appeared on two other covers, and serena, kerry and been on numerous fashion mag covers in the past. the list goes on. the september issue carries a certain distinction as noted in the september issue. >> one in ten american women, almost 13 million people will get a september issue of "vogue." >> september is the january in fashion. >> i love that sound bite. the "vogue" september issue is known in the fashion industry as the fashion bible and is sometimes filled with more than 800 pages of cover story material, articles,

so beyonce is gracing the cover of vogue september issue.en years since she's done a sit-down interview with any out let.do you think it's tn b. to start speaking up? tony says no, she is overexposed, as it is. and leo says no, keep doing what you're doing. answer to no one. >> travel consideration provided by -- >> now, nearly 20 years later, the sequel is in the works. now that anyone will ever let her forget it anyway. >> feeling through security, >> in a very sweet way, i love you. >> that's like the best thing that could happen to you in tsa. >> listen, i've admitted, i want her to say it to me, too. >> have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> look at him go. into the end zone for a touchdown. >>> early impression. eagles first round draft pick makes an immediate impact in his first nfl game. nelson agholor with nifty moves on his first touchdown scamper as professional. all the talk coming into this game was about sam bradford and demarco murray's absence but

art deco was in vogue in 1931, so they decided to build this new one, and show the nation that omahaad arrived as far as architecture. at the height of rail travel, it was 1946, about 10,000 people per day, 64 trains coming and going. what you would have seen -- people coming and going, and when the silence trains departed. they would have these great times of activity, people running back and forth, and then dead calm, and then it would pick back up again. .hat would have been the norm we preserve the main floor, the great hall, as it would have been in 1931. the benches are what you would have sat on. the ticket windows, outside of our gift shop, or the original ticket windows. the layout is the same. the artwork, the windows, all of that is original to the building. even the floor. it has really been kept in its original state, and we have restored it to what it would have looked like so that people deur of the gran station. when a passenger would come, they would first stop at the ticket counter and purchased a ticket. then, they would drop their backs off at the baggage counter,

the art deco style was en vogue in 1931, so they decided to raze the first to the ground and show everyone in the nation that omaha had arrived in terms of architecture. this was the height of world war ii, 1946, thousands of people the day, 64 trains coming and going, and it was a home of activity, and what you would have seen was people coming and then dead silence. you were waiting for the next influx of people, so you have these great times of activity and people running back and work, and then dead calm, and it would pick back up again, so that would have been kind of the norm for a day at union station. we have preserved the great hall as the way it would have been in 1931, so the benches would have been what you would have sat on. the ticket windows were the original ticket windows, and the layout is the same. the windows, all of that is original to the windows, even the floor, so it really has been kept in its original state, and then we have restored it, the people really can't see the grandeur of the station, so when a passenger would come to union station, and they would take a

it was in vogue in 1931. so they decided to raze the old one to the ground and build this new one to show the nation that omaha had arrived as far as act itecture. the height of the railroad was 64 trains war ii, coming and going. you would see trains and then dead silence. they would have great times of activity and people running back and forth and then just dead calm and then it would pick back up again. that would have been kind of the norm for a day at union station. we preserved the main hall, the main floor as it would have been in 1931 much the benches are what you would have hat on if you came to catch a train much the ticket windows are original. the windows, the artwork, all that is original to the building, even the terrazzo floor. so it really has been kept in its original state and we have restored it to what it would look like to -- so people could see the grandeur. when people would come, they were first off at the ticket counter purchase their tickets for wherever they were going, then drop t

vogue" and taylor swift on " vanity fair." chosen to become less gregarious -- beyonce has chosen to be less gregarious with the press. she does not have an article in this issue as well. not: maybe she just does feel like it. she is super rich as it is. why bother yourself? i would just chill if i were her. she is a mom, she is married. she is enough places to hang out, and the people are ready. she will join me in just a minute. we have a lot to cover today. stocks obviously moving down around the globe for the third straight day. we see losses here in the u.s. and more than 200 points on the dow jones industrial average. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to the i amberg "market day." matt miller. deutsche bank may be getting rid of the 19 member executive committee. the co-ceo trying to boost capital and shore of profits as banke's biggest investment contends with mounting litigation cost and a slump in dutch -- that training. michael moore who covers the bank to explain how significant this change is. getting rid of the executive com

she goes retro behind the scenes video had she made for her september cover issue of vogue. video shows her in different outfits running around, and that is not what is awkward bit. what is awkward is the music, listen. >> let's listen. >> ♪ >> what is going on there. >> down. >> she's shaving her legs. >> with a plane. >> i would like to be on that flight. >> my goodness. >> some people are saying it is like scary, this video. >> it sound like torch songs or something. woman has a good voice. where are you going. >> don't runaway. she's running up the stairs. >> don't fall. >> her feet are dirty. >> look at this place. >> people are saying it is just artsy. >> maybe that music that she likes to listen to. >> do you think so. >> speaking of dirty feet, our massage therapist are washing their feet in our bathroom because they didn't have their shoes on market street and it is dirty out there. >> it is dirty out there. >> some gum. >> oh, can you you bring up the list of presenters for teen choice award because it thinks sunday night on fox at 8:00 o'clock. i was blown away by

. >> beyonce's vogue cover for the september issue gets leak, queen bee's third time on the cover.e has on lavender lays dress, her hair is wet, this is also the third time that vogue's all important september issue is featured a black woman on the cover. naomi campbell, halle barry, the other two covers. >> food network star is out of the hospital after having another surge troy treat her breast kearns, lee shared this photo on facebook yesterday, and announced her surgery went well in may lee underwent a double masectomy, but there were complications, which resulted in the second surgery on tuesday. >>> this year marks the 38th anniversary of elvis presley's death. what better time for the postal service to unveil a forever stamp in the king's honor. the event was held, where else, but graceland. his beloved home in memphis, tennessee. his ex-wife priscilla was among many who attended the ceremony. >> walking with a purpose. the message this veteran is sharing around the country, one step at a time. >> ♪ ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beaut

melissa's line is spot on says vogue. >> it encompasses the runway track as well as wardrobe. >> it won't be here but it's a prototype for the future. >> because line retails from $24 to $150 and then prices $4 to $28. >> melissa has had a style evolution, come a long way since this look which son posted on instagram. hooefrs anoth . >>> new betsy's j. law. jennifer in a bikini at the top of the pyramid and down low road with jet ski action and is this a go go flashback? >>> and finally, has proje"proj runway"? >> this new season is dropping the f bomb. >> i'm tired of hearing it. >> make it work. >> it's been real honey. >> if one of us goes home, it's going to be you. going to have a dumpster dive. >> arena takeover. guest is kelly osbourne and mel b. have their work cut out for them. >> it is about design. and it's about talented people. >> i'm so [ bleep ] done with this. >> if you love "project runway," hold on to your stilettos for "project runway jr." and kelly osbourne will be one of the judges. >> talking to the plus size models firing off on bode change. >> when i go to set, sty

the first lady to be photographed for "vogue" magazine was lou henry hoover. by the very famous and well-known frank steigen. so she was actually quite fashion conscious. she designed a lot of her own clothing. she loved color. she loved florals. she loved chiffon fabrics. there are some gorgeous gowns that are in storage at the hoover library with gold metallic and silver metallic woven into brocades and other very expensive fabric. and i contacted a fashion historian and asked about that, and she said these were highly fashionable garments and designs at the time. lou wore a lot of velvet and brocades for the gowns she wore for state dinners. but when the price of cotton dropped in 1931, she ordered a gown of calico, which is cotton, made for a state dinner for the officials from the department of agriculture and the department of labor in february of 1932, do her best to try to promote the cotton industry. and she was roundly criticized by the society editors for not wearing either velvet or satin. >> criticism even then. >> yes. >> and mrs. harding. >> flo

. >> given our broken system it is no wonder workers feel powerless to en vogue their rights. >> reporterst -- invoke their rights. >> how do you know if there are toxins inside? if your salon joins the program, all the nail polishes will have the harshest chemicals removed. she meets next week with leaders to talk about pushing through legislation. pretty shouldn't stink. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it is important to look sharp on the first day of school so today a school for barbers pitched in to help kids get ready. they offered free hair cuts for unprivileged boys and girls. stylists were also on hand. the director said it is a way to help the community because hair cuts could be expensive. >> if you save a few dollars that could go towards a backpack, a book or clothes for school. >> it is the second year for the free hair cuts. last year 50 kids got a chance to get trimmed up. this year they hope to see 100. >> that made my day. very nice. [ talking at the same time ] >>> our chief meteorologist, talk about our weather. seems like not too hot. not too cold

. >>> in entertainment news, the newest issue of vogue features beyonce and we saw a behind the scenes of her new video which can be seen at vogue.com. and moon girl is a supergenius, african american preteen girl with a side kick called devil dinosaur. and opening at the movies the bio pick "straight outta compton." and nbc renewed jimmy fallon's contract through 2021 and it looks like he spent some of the money on show production. >> we have a sketch artist here today. here's the one she made of higgins. and here's the sketch she made of me. lack at this. >> i knew that tom brady sketch was going to come up again. all right. i'm betty nguyen, this is "early today." hey, you forgot the milk! that's lactaid. right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom. lactaid . 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a creamy and delicious treat, try lactaid ice cream. >>> leading the news on time.com a man wearing a bear costume is harassing

. >>> in entertainment news, the newest issue of vogue features beyonce and we saw a behind the scenesideo which can be seen at vogue.com. >>> moon girl, she is a super genius african american preteen girl with a sidekick called devil dinosaur. >>> the n.w.a. biopic straight out of compton. and nbc renewed jimmy fallon's contract through 2021 and it looks like he spent some of the money on show production. check this out. >> we have a sketch artist here at the tonight show. here's a sketch she made of quest love. isn't that nice? here's the one she made of higgins. and here's the sketch she made of me. look at this. >> that does not look like him at all, do you think? >> he's not going to let that go at all. we love jimmy fallon. glad he's around for a while. >> we hope this is just your first stop of the day on nbc. hey, you forgot the milk! that's lactaid. right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom. lactaid®. 100% real mil

ben: she is -- ben: she is working on a plan on mental health and vogue problem connected with that and homelessness. ben: her spokesman >> they claim there are less homeless people. juliet: complaints are up 60%. >> they are everywhere. these people must wake up at 11:00 in the morning after smoking on the back boards a great demand in and they don't see what everybody else sees. homeless people and mentally ill people running all over the city. ben: they do seem like they're everywhere, doesn't matter the neighborhood or the borough. everywhere. >> according to bill deblasio crime is down statistically, statistically homelessness is down and they say the nypd is aggressively enforcing quality of life, guys are whipping it out in the public. ben: i don't think this is a bill deblasio issue he can be i noticed this when mayor bloomberg was in office, they seem to be everywhere. >> they are in denial. and administration cannot deal with the problem until the recognize with ever-growing problem and we will prioritize this. juliet: i know what you will say about this, the beautiful women i

new video behind the scenes of her "vogue" cover shoot. >>> heidi klum taken away. >> this is extra, guys. this is "extra." >> from the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hi, everyone. welcome to "extra." coming up, donald trump considering a female running mate? well, the advice he just got from his daughter. >>> giuliana rancic talks about leaving leave ing e news. >>> under siege. photographers following her every move. the fed-up tabloid target bringing in the boys in blue. new video, authorities at christine ouzounian's santa monica home, officers giving her an escort out of her neighborhood. the 28-year-old behind the wheel of that brand-new $43,000 lexus, some reports say ben bought her. but today, "extra" sources telling us he didn't foot the bill. instead, her last name believed to be on the bill of sale. >> are you in touch with jen? >> she refused to answer that [000:29:57;00]

twenty-nine year old norman vogue sell accused of slashing tires on nine cars on the 1,000 block of ellsworth street. police say he was caught in the act with a knife in his hand. he's facing several charges this morning including criminal mischief. >>> in his first local appearance pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah says he plans to run for re-election despite being indicted on federal corruption charges. >> allegations that have been made, i am innocent, i'm going to do my work, on behalf of the people who have elected me and sim ' going to be a candidate for re-election in my district next year. >> fattah was in havertown delaware county yesterday taking part in the ymca advocacy kick off event. the democrat spent more than two decades in congress is accused of miss appropriate g hundreds every thousands of dollars in federal charitable, and campaign funds. fattah vows to clear his name. >> a show of support for a teacher fired from a main line catholic school for being married to another woman. marge i winters and about 50 supporters went to the archdioces last night with a box of peti

new video behind the scenes of her "vogue" cover shoot. >>> heidi klum taken away. >> this is extra,s. >>is is "extra."

all the women went up to the vogue offices and chanted you know something, i can't remember like anti-fur. and we even stormed anna winter's office. we pounded on the wall, on her, i knew she was in there, and ingrid newkirk and i, ingrid newkirk who's head of peta said come on, kate, let's you know let's see if she's in there. >> why did you do that? >> um, well it was actually kind of a peaceful protest. it wasn't you know like spraying the walls or anything. we just went there, there were only a few of us. um, we sat on the floor, you know we refused to leave. >> you're pretty big into reclamation recycling, right? >> well our um, motel, lazy meadow that's just down the road from here, we did reclamation recycling. we did, we used everything we could, it's a 1952 uh roadside motel that we transformed to, back to its former glory. and we uh retrofit some 50s, mid-century turquoise cabinets and pink cabinets and old refrigerators and old stoves, but we kept everything we could, the knotty pine, all the kind of uh, wood on the outside. we kept everything we could and you know tried to kee

the first lady to be photographed for vogue magazine was lou henry hoover. by the very famous and well-known frank steigen. so she was actually quite fashion conscious. she designed a lot of her own clothing. she loved color. she loved florals. she loved chiffon fabrics. there are gorgeous gowns in storage at the hoover library with gold metallic and silver metallic woven into brocades and expensive fabric. and i contacted a fashion historian and asked about that. and she said these were highly fashionable garments and designs at the time. lou word a lot of velvet and brocades for state dinners. but when the price of cotton dropped in 1931, she ordered a gown of calico, which is cotton, made for a state dinner for the officials from the department of agriculture and the department of labor in february of 1932, do her best to try to promote the cotton industry. and she was roundly criticized by the society editors for not wearing either velvet or satin. >> criticism even then. >> yes. >> and mrs. harding. >> florence comes into the white house at age 62. she'

rosanna: vogue named her as one of the most elegant women in the world. >> why not the most average looking people? rosanna: anna. >> beautiful. rosanna: is that good? >> you say it. rosanna: you can swoon on that. >> i'm gay and turning straight for you. >> that is a great compliment. it is a fantasy, turning a gay guy into straight. >> this friday, netflix, the new show, narcos. rosanna: it is based on a true story, right? >> yes, to the dea agents that two to columbia and yeah, it is a very, very powerful show. very happy to be part of it. yeah, it is airing on this friday, 28th. rosanna: what character are you playing in it? >> she's a tough character. a woman from the columbia gorilla. gorilla made, confirmed, and the show takes place in the late 70s, the beginning of the 80s. she wants the best for her country and she goes and you will see what happens. >> very intense story? >> yes. >> you are dealing with serious true bad people. did you have resistence from the bad guys making a show like this? >> we didn't. i think columbia as a country is doing great. this was many years ago. it

. >>> a behind-the-scenes look at beyonce's cover shoot for vogue magazine. she will grace the cover september issue. this video shot during the photo shoot shows queen b with wet hair and a slinky gown with minimal makeup. stella mccarthy said beyonce is the whole package, prime mall, rare, beautiful and powerful. >> prime mall. >> primam. >>> can you tell me how to get to sesame street. how the program is going in a new direction. >> a new twist in the bogey down. why acrobats are making incredible moves in the park and what is santa claus doing in midtown. >>> a park transformed into an acrobatic stage. performers performing for kids. this is part of summer stage kids 2015 featuring 93 events at parks in all five boroughs. very flexible. it's sponsored by disney, the parent company of wabc-tv. >> that's cool. >>> a taste of winter in the heat of summer. yes, santa made a stop from the north pole for a christmas in august celebration at radio city music hall. the rockets kicked off ticket sales. performances begin three from today. three months away. >> tha

, public shasher "teen vogue.", what did you find? i guess the biggest surprise here is that they are inclined to go back to stores and see and touch and feel, and the mall then becomes the ultimate social media place, because it's social. >> that's what the word used to mean, right? 59% of our respondents said they will do all of their shopping in store. 35% said they'll shop a mix of online and in store. so, 94% in total said that the mall still matters to them. only 6% exclusively will shop online, which kind of mirrors against the u.s. census data with 7% of u.s. e-commerce sales. >> are you looking at all millennials, the 15 to 35, or just looking at the teenagers? >> this was for back-to-school, so it was a subset, mostly high school students 75% with 25% being back to college and women. >> do they do most of their buying before school starts or do they do a large portion of it after, when they see what other people are wearing? >> yeah, that's the follower. they will do that. 16% will shop after school start

that is a greats catch by justin maxwell helping out ryan vogue he vogelsong. look at the bird who hit the field. the umm peer has to go get him out of there. and get. this madison bumgarner came up and pinch the hit in the 7th inning with the giants leading 1-022 and he delivers a base hit to start the rally with two outs. the next two guys up walked and then brandon belt to the plate. and he is beaned. and that forces in the run. that made it 2-0. the giants bullpen was absolutely nails from there. only two cardinal hits all night long. >>> the a's trying to beat the dodgers and the mighty clayton kershaw. that's like trying to climb mount everest with a moped. a nice welcome for mark mcgwire who is the dodgers batting coach. a.j. ellis. a gunner. kershaw is happy. he thinks he is on his way to victory but his relief no good. a's, in the bottom of the 8th come right back. big hit here. mark kenya, two men on. he has himself a double. that makes it 4-3. and marcus sieman, right after that ropes to left cleanly, base hit. we have a 4-4 game. and the a's on a bi

the twist in the latest edition of vogue. >> a check on weather and traffic coming up next. >>> and you can follow us to get the latest all morning long on facebook and twitter. follow us @cbsnewyork. >>> good morning, welcome back. 5:22, and it's 78 degrees, and boy, you can see that, hazy, hot, and humid day coming on the horizon. right over to john elliott at 5:22. traffic and weather on the 2s, johnny. >> patchy fog and showers well to the west. big view for you. popping there in eastern p.a. the front is farther to the west, pushing through overnight tonight slowly into and through on friday, and so, yeah, we are concerned about the possibility of some flooding, due to the slow moving nature of the front, and then, it actually stalls a bit, into the weekend, and so, i know, weatherwatcher meryl wants to go to the beach on saturday. neither day will be a washout, but you're dealing with the possibility of the showers. it's not as pretty with the proximity of the front. the ditto of the mountains. numbers down, and you're on the fringe of seeing the shower. you're in better shape of

the reason why that is so important is because the number one tactic of the government in vogue, true since the history of war was begun, is the enemy of the war has to be dehumanized, has to be completely demonize to the point of almost subhuman state of nonexistence. the reason for this is even the most sociopathic citizenry will not sustain very long a knowledge that it is supporting a continuous killing of their fellow human beings. it's why those people have to be dehumanized, so that knowledge can be abated. what you have over the past 11 years of continuous bombing and killing and attention and torture is the continuous dehumanization of the victims of this violence which no most every case are muslims. you have american politicians who will stand up and say, we are not at war with islam, we understand the majority of muslims are peaceful, and we are only interested in punishing and bringing to justice those muslims work stream s who were violent. the reality, the impact of this this constant- of dehumanization is to render muslims completely voiceless. the most striking instan

now, mom's got a decidedly more formal look on the cover of september "vogue" and is up for five awards on the mtv music awards. that girl is so set up for glory, though. >> no pressure. >> if you saw my bathing suits when i was little, they were like little mermaids. she has snakeskin. her game is already better than mine. >> most of your bathing suits still have smurfs on them. >> you weren't supposed to reveal that. >>> "full house" fans got their fix of the tanner family. lifetime airing its unauthorized tell-all movie. some revealing items, dave coulier almost wasn't on the show because he was offered a role on "saturday night live" but ended up getting cut at the last minute. and john stamos tried to get the olsen fans fired. >> what. >> really? >> supposedly. it's unauthorized. the original cast is weighing in on the movie. candace cameron bure who played dj tweeted "so bad, just so bad." this from andrea barber who played kimmy gibbler, "basically i'm going to be making this face all night." >> does that mean they liked it or not? >> i think that means not so much. >> i don't th

so that's what's in vogue. that's hot. so is health care and life sciences.hat are you, tara? what are you seeing real demand for? what expertise? >> absolutely health care is the biggest one because it is already a shortage area. with baby boomers retiring there will be greater and greater demand for it. obviously tech is really important as well across a wide range of industries. tech skills look like they will be hot for a long time. also some of the other middle skilled jobs are going to start to be vacated by baby boomers retiring as well. there will be opportunities for people in the higher-skilled manufacturing jobs as well that some people have forgotten but they still exist. liz: isn't it interesting, gary, when you look what is out there now, with the successful companies, whether etsy which spent too much last quarter so its stock is dropping. warby parker, tesla, litts, a lot of them do need engineering, do they not? >> absoluty, they do. if you have a degree in science or math, you will get a job. if you have a degree in poetry, good luck. liz: i

imagine if slavery were still in vogue today would we want our leaders to say that's politics?ious leaders to speak out about moral and human issues ethical issues. what i think cardinal doln is saying that trump said some despicable things about mexicans. not that trump is a bad person. or not that we shouldn't control our border that there -- . you can't say people who are coming over are rapists and murdererers and i assume some of them aredespicable. he's saying we don't need that. we've done that in the past. >> trump will say this is being taken out of context, being blown out of pruoportion. he said he's doing great with latino voters. >> he says a lot of things. they have pinatas in mexico that look like trump. okay. so you know i like to watch donald trump honestly. he says things that are really true. we need to -- the situation right now on the border in the united states of america and the southern border is despicable. what's happening now is we're saying no, you can't come in but watch this. we're going to let you come in and when you get in here you can't get a j

imagine if slavery were still in vogue today.t our religious leaders to say oh, no that's politics? no. we want our religious leaders to speak out about moral issues, about human issues, about ethical issues. what i think cardinal dolan is saying here is that trump in this case said some really despicable things about mexicans. not that trump is a bad person. or not that we shouldn't control our border that there -- no. you can't say people who are coming over are rapists and murderers, and oh, by the way, i assume that some of them are good people. that is bigotry. it's despicable. i think what cardinal dolan is saying is we don't need that. we've done that in the past. >> trump will say this is being taken out of context, being blown out of proportion. he says i'm doing great in polling with hispanic voters. you know he is trying to walk back. >> he says a lot of things. >> he does say a lot of things. >> they have pinatas in mexico that look like trump, okay. so you know, i like to watch donald trump honestly. he says things t

>> a homeless model is even in vogue. >> why does is he living outside on the roof?. tonight at midnight on fox 29. >> good day of a practice at eagles camp. two players were not present with different issues. demarco murray was sent home with a respiratory if he can. key company alonso has concussion. i was told it actually may have happened on monday and he didn't tell anybody. all the other players got in their work and that includes a good day for the quarterback sam bradford has practiced every day, has no swelling or issues with his knee. so he's making progress with this team through each practice. >> i think you look for progress. obviously if you make mistake, which we all make mistakes out here every day, you try to learn from that mistake and not make it again. um, you know, also, you know just getting my mind and my body back into football shape, getting ready, you know, for what it's going to be like in the season. having to make those decisions, um, you know, having to play 16, 17, 18 however many games it. >> 20. >> i hope 19. >> you got me. >> when i

i'm pretty boring i appreciate boring names will be back in vogue. i'm not the high beta guy but i think oil is still trying to find new lows. supply demand equation is really perfect storm for lower oil prices. then you have the fed talk if they raise rates you will still concern or little growth there is. if they don't raise rates the concern what does the fed know we don't know. so it is sort of a double-edged sword. at these levels there are folks looking to spend money to get involved. it is tough to find reentry point. we might have seen it with dow touching below 17-k. david: scott, i wonder if the fed look as the market and say what do they know we don't know? do you think the fed will be inches influenced by today's action? >> i don't think today but if it continues yes. i think the fed is freaked out. to jimmy's point there are reasons they could raise rates and there are wishes fed believe it or not wish they could cut rates. the rates have been zero for a very long time. they are in a tough spot. minutes leaked out. there was huge reactio

>> reporter: well, move over caitlin jenner kaylas have as her own layout in the in vogue but in theladelphia daily news. she hopes that this title and this on nor will bring awareness and september tans to those in there trance community. >> jet fuel for the jets and this is where we are today. >> reporter: mikayla also known as kayla is flying high after gracing the pages of the philadelphia daily news as a sexy single. >> i'm kind of like inside being like, yeah, you go girl. you own it. >> she says it started with a post on twitter. >> i was being funny one day and i kind of mimicked caitlin jenner when they did the vanity fair. and i was like, yeah, step aside caitlin jenner. i was kayla way before you were. >> kayla says the paper called her after reading the post. she says they found her on social media after receiving several nominations on her behalf. >> i was actually thrilled. >> but it's not just about being labeled sexy. she isn't shy about owning that title. as you can see in this video in the daily news. >> i like to think of myself as sexy. i am 48 years old and i hat

. >> so you're not going to have value all of a sudden come back in vogue? >> i don't think so.et's look at what's happened this year. small cap, midcap and large cap, those are being led by growth name, not value names. look, if you hadn't had had a stock that's moved up in the last six years because under valued, what's it going to move? these value names should have been moving by now. a lot of people are pointing to energy space as possible value, too, but that's really a call on oil prices with the chinese move today, commodities are under pressure and the dollar is probably going to remain relatively strong. will there be value in the oil space? absolutely. are we ready for that now? i don't think that. i think you're seeing relative value in the peak heated growth rates. and in most cases you don't have ridiculous valuations. you have a pretty good value relative to its growth rate. >> what if china has a hard landing? >> well, that's certainly an issue. but what we've seen in the last several years is that the chinese market is not a harbinger of either their economy or

that's a vogue that went out. not so much. what's face first? >> well, you know, hats off to facebook. a seminole moment for them. they passed on monday 1 billion users in a single day. that's one out of every seven people on the planet. it's also marked by high engagement numbers. you look at the total hours over 200 per user. so that's ten days out of the year. and mark zuckerberg if you follow him on facebook the way he uses the medium i think is telling. it really does speak to the company's mission of wanting to connect people. connect economies, give people opportunities and improve society. i happen to know a lot of employees at facebook and they are proud of this moment. rightly so. >> i was going to say they should be. good to see you. >>> survival stories from hurricane katrina, hear from two people who defied evacuation orders to help hundreds. i'm the proud dad of three messy kids. they get stains like you wouldn't believe. this tide ultra stain release and zap!cap helps me get out pretty much any stain. can i help? aww helps remove