magazine. >> vogue, vogue, vogue. >> she showed her clothes by dior in the shoot.nth she was in the fashion magazine. we will see more of this because this is 150 anniversary of alice in wonderland. >> some parts of that store write written here in philadelphia. >> manuscript was here for a while. >> manuscript was here in a while. >> sat in philadelphia for some yearsy still miss zane. >> have you seen him on the cover of the new magazine. >> one direction z ane. >> he looks good. >> do we have it. >> he talked about the magazine yes left the group. >> well, he is only 22. >> he said he always wanted to leave. >> he didn't really like the music so it was basically hand todd him. >> he didn't like it. >> it is a product hand todd him and push it off to other people. if i go on the date i will take the girl out and listen to something i would listen to. >> i'll be darned. >> he said he wouldn't listen to his own music. >> he wasn't trying to offend anyone but he just have have no creative control in the process. you you are doing it. he was honest. >> we have all be

: u.k. >> yeah, british vogue. i like you did your homework. good job. >> the american vogue, i think that changes a lot, changes a lot but i feel like people like to work with me because i was willing to-- . >> rose: give your best. >> give my best. and i feel like i was always-- i was always so grateful to be there. i never, i couldn't believe people were giving me a chance. you have to remember, there was always a part of me who felt like the underdog, right. here i am. and people are giving me a chance. >> rose: as kids you were gawky and olive oil. >> there say part of that, no matter how-- i'm telling you there is a part of that that stays with you. >> rose: that's not unusual. >> no, it's not. >> rose: what we learned in our childhood, throughout our life. >> exactly. no matter where you go, there is always that part of you that you kind of remember that. >> rose: did you begin to think inside i'm pretty? because there is some people who never bleef they're pretty because growing up they never thought they w

i feel if she was going to be honored to grace cover of the vogue let her blonde hair flow. some crimps in it, curl tonight a tight way but i felt like if you put a afro and different variation of colors that they put on her and how dark they stand her skin why not use jordan dunn, there is a lot of gorgeous african-american models that if that is the look you are going for, just get enough and take an i have rick can american woman. gigi does look great but i just feel like they could have possibly just gotten a black model. >> porsche, i a to a agree. but it is just like why? why do that? if she wanted to have pink and blue hair you could do that with your blonde hair. >> like kate i perry does, dye your own hair. >> but dye your own hair. >> it is separate, vogue together, why, why? >> i got it. >> it is the whole look, i get this, some of her features are definitely, they look some of them look african-american, her features but pull out the beauty. she's a beautiful italian girl. she has blonde hair. but to make her texture an afro it is just to me in poor taste. >> rea

. >> and we were laughing all through this behind the scenes of her new cover shoot for vogue." >> hi, my name is susan serandon. >> hi, my name is michelle obama. >> hi, my name is britney spears. kate moss? >> she gets serious opening up to vogue" about the private nude photos that leaked on the web saying it was all pain and no gain. but i don't dwelelon it unless someone brings it up. have you seen me naked? her inxerview diane will air on abc's "world news tonight" tonight. she is sad about the ending of the "hunger games" franchise and unsure about her future. >> i don't know if i'll ever get mamaied. i'm okay with t tt. i don't feel likiki need anything to complete me. i definitely want to be a mother. i don't know if i'll get married. >> she says she can't get a date. no one will ever ask her out. she said she is lonely every saturday night which sounds impossible. that's hard to believe. >> coming up, george clooney without amal jetting overseas. why he dropped in on the excited workers today. >> that is next. but first, "grey's anatomy" before the winter finale. i caught up

stephen: while traditional print media suffers elsewhere, vogue china has to turn away advertisers.agazine is 432 pages thick. angelica: is nothing now out of china to be good, and to be respected, as well as being big, now should be all of our ambition. stephen: and it was back to work to find the next big face of modern china. stephen engle, bloomberg, beijing. angie: hard work to live that glamorously. coming up next, under pressure. coming up next, under pressure. look i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. cobuilt for business. angie: it is 10:30 in sydney. sweltering weekend, 40 degrees celsius. tells me itroducer is 22 degrees right now before noon. looks gorgeous there. we are 30 minutes away from the open of trading in south korea. you'r

. ♪ >> only the "it" women grace the cover of "vogue china." become the face each month of expanding empire with a monthly readership of at least 1.2 million and that is just for the print edition. editor-in-chief angelica cheung is the one who has to find just the right look. how much of it is your choice? are you judge and jury? >> no jury. this is not a democracy. >> the last 10 years have propelled her to the pinnacle of china's fashion pyramid, drawing comparisons to miranda priestley or anna wintour. >> we do not meet much. targeted so we know what we want to achieve. [beep].t bull >> that is the modern chinese women who is reflected in her magazine. --i think my magazine despite all of this, you need to have a positive attitude on life. that can take you through all of these problems and challenges. >> it is not just a celebration of materialism? >> i never set out to be bragging about the wealth -- whatever. it was about the woman. womantive, loving, great who happens to know how to dress nicely. ,ou are working on something and making

she did a sit down interview with vogue and talked about this and dating life. bad blank chic. she says she can't get a date. rosanna: i read she might be dating her co-star. >> reporter: possibly. chris martin two an item for an year. she's known as j -law. she's on fire, when it comes to be being paid in hollywood. look at the photos. this is her and tom ford. talking about what it is like to be a hollywood a-lister and talked to big reporter for vogue, no one asks me out, i'm lonely every saturday night. guys are so mean to her. i'm just a girl who wants you to be nice to me. i feel like i need to meet a guy with all due respect that has been living in baghdad and doesn't know who i am. i am sure the members of the military would like to date her. it is tricky when a lot of people have seen her naked, the the greatest legacy will come in the form of every green in the fight for women's rights, namely equal pay in hollywood, during the sony hack, it came out he's paid a lot less and she says the pay cap thing struck achord with her and the fellow actresses and what gives. she

with vinyl bag in vogue, only one question remains, will cassettes be next? >>>>ou hear a lot about the cassette comeback. again, i think -- people aren't going to the cassette for the cassette audio. really, the cassette is inpeerior to each an mp 3 in terms of sound. but it's a cool media. the difference bween digital and vinyl is all inhe quality and the richness of the sound. >> this is an interesting story. i'm wondering if it's new records. >> they are doing a ton of indie labels. matt demarco. empire weekend. what i find interesting is you find taylor swift and katy perry lps. there ar two sets. me listening to indie labels, some listening to pop music we all know and love. i thought the stunning stat was that half o them are under 25. today. i'i' sharonepperson. becky will be back next week. >>> next week, more restaurants menu. is it a good idea?

. >>> they were once discure aned of the environmentally but now suvs are back in vogue among car buyersmark kelly on what's behind the surge in sales. >> reporter: the cruz family is ready to buy a new vehicle. it's not a minivan this young growing family is eyeing. it's an suv. >> we need it for the space. >> reporter: amanda cruz admits the big suvs expensive to fuel up and huge in size used to intimidate her but she says the newer ones are different. >> they seem smaller and more manageable for people like me to drive. >> reporter: suvs so popular right now, companies like jaguar are now jumping on board to make them. >> we always knew the suv would come back. gas prices were a lot higher. people are looking at them. they want more room for them. >> cheap gas is helping out a lot of automakers. at audi, the q 5 is the number one seller. chevy crossover sales are up 58% since last year and toyota has sold more than 200,000 rav4s in 12 months. >> technology is getting better and better and better. >> reporter: this auto show director says the new high-tech generation of suvs has left t

. ♪ so with vinyl back in vogue, only one question remains. will cassettes be next?> you hear a lot about the cassette comeback and again, i think people aren't going to cassettes for the cassette audio. really the cassette is, you know, inferior, but it's a cool medium. >> vinyl lovers say the difference between digital and vinyl is all in the quality and the richness of the sound. >> such an interesting story. i'm wondering, is it new music that is being put on vinyl or old music and just redoing some of the old records? >> independent in particular is doing a ton of these labels like vampire weekend. but what i think is interesting when you go into urban outfitters, you see taylor swift lps. so definitely two sets of listeners. but what i thought was really most stunning was the staff that half of them are under 25. >> that's the sho foe todw for . next week, more restaurants are adding no tipping to the menu. is it a good idea or will you be paying more even without gratuities? each week keep it here. we are on the money. have a great one and we'll see you next w

he walked the red carpet last night for the council of fashion designers of vogue. cruz dealing with a calf problem. has not been able to shake it. but said at the event last night there's been progress. >> recovery is going well, i'm -- hopefully i will be out there practicing this week. i got an mri. everything seems to be going in the right direction. we'll seal what happens. >> -- see what happens. >>> and derek jeter has a dog and confirms he has a fiance. the former yankee showed off a picture, there's his dog, said kane was a gift from his there was talk of engagement. now he confirms. he was sly about it. >> taken the bachelor off the market. >> no comment on that. >> no comment. >> i will be ready with the tux. >> best man. >> i wonder where he will register. >> thank you. >>> let's check in with sade to see what's coming up at 11:00. >> valuable items stolen from parked cars. it's the cops taking their stuff and the police say they have a good reason. >>> a new study about soda that will break your heart. those stories and much more tonight on eyewitness n

victor cruz and beckham appeared at the vogue fashion awards last night. they are spending more time together on the red carpet than on the field. as cruz recovers from a nagging calf injury. could be changing very soon. >> recovery is going well. i'm hopeful i'll be out there practicing today. i got a mri and everything seems to be going in the right direction so i'll be practicing. >> see if he can get back out there. >>> back to baseball turn away mets fans or keep looking and use this as motivation for the next season. when we should be playing game 6 of the world series, the royals had their world series parade in kansas city. the royals were in the mets place last year as runners up and now they are the champs. one mets fans was so sure they would win he got a tattoo. he got this on a whim before game one of the series. he says he doesn't regret it and may add the other years the mets played in the world series with asterisks next to the years they didn't win. so that way it would be accurate, you know? >> you mean they were there. >> yes. >> 73, 86.

gray and seasoned alongside the 43- year old canadian reportedly scheduled to appear in january's vogue. but when hashtag apec hottie started trending, canada's prime minister faced competition from mexico's president. one commenter saw shades of 50 shades of gray's christian grey. both men were compared to disney princes. a local phillipines paper put them on the front page asking "are you with team nieto or team trudeau?" there they were one on each side of president obama. "...and the winner of the apec hottie award is..." "hi. good to see you."more than one poll declared trudeau the summit's hottest hottie. to which he responded... "i have focused on what i have to do and the substance of what i put forward, and that has left me both grounded and able to focus regardless of perceptions."percep tions like this? "can i get a kiss?"he may be a heartthrob to some, but his heart belongs to his wife of 10 years... ...and their three kids. the leader of a country known for its cold winters is hitting some hot buttons. "he gives me chills." jeanne moos, cnn... ad lib weather toss back comin

. >>> voeks -- vogues wagon giving away cards. >>> the automaker says no springs attached and summers volkswagen has not unveiled a particulars for the papa lugs. >>> and the course some back showing no signs of e. coli. and they say it means dozens of chipotle restaurants that closed out of precaution should be back open by the middle of the week. tonight's health check report is about melting fat a new treatment claims to help you lose inches with no pain or health the gym. we have heard these before and there is 1 out there. this with faster. a treatment approached by the f.d.a. a few years ago. local doctors are starting to use it. and many were skeptic call and followed through to see how well it worked for her. like many women, 50-year-old co-li co-litt -- goe let. things are starting right here. >> and wants a couple of inches off her belly and side but not too expressive. first they took a before measurements and she is wrapped with the device 10 minutes for each area. and the treatment use as cold laser. >> there is something about the laser that enables it to get through the

the intern star told vogue in 2013 that she looks forward to having a family. >> industry analysts say creed is massive box office success here in philadelphia which is helping the fill tomorrow debut in the number three spot at the box office. here is a look at the top five for you. hunger games remains number one, good dinosaur second, creed in third, earning more than $30 million, specter forward followed by the peanuts movie. there you go, full line up there, kate. >> i good stuff. pretty good, yes. that's "eyewitness news" this noon, i'm nicole brewer for katie, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. we'll see you tomorrow. there's the endless runny noses. ...is hard on your nose the sneezes that just won't quit and of course, the biting cold of snow day play. that's why puffs is soft. puffs plus lotion tissues... ...are gentle on skin. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better. so you can get out and enjoy winter a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. for soft

north africa to the middle east and now also at home, france called on its neighbors for help, in vogueing for the first time the e.u. says mutualual assistance clause. >> it's a political act first and foremost and it's the very first time it's been used. i feel that's an important point to make. now, what's this actually going to mean in practice? well, either taking part in france's operations in syria or iraq, or by easing the load or providing support for france in other operations, so, lightening our load elsewhere. what i've said to my colleagues is that france can't do everything. >> closer to home, police have continued to search addresses across france, almost 300 separate raids carried out from the french border in the north to the south, seizing weapons and making arrests. meanwhile, life in the french capital is being revived. the eiffel tower dark over the weekend, defiantly lit, the city motto proudly painted on buildings. >> it refers to a ship at sea, she's in heavy waters, but unsinkable, and so is paris herself, still very much afloat. >> paris is the city of light, is t

the notify app will feature news content from dozens of partners including the washington post and vogue. like the messenger app, it is separate from facebook. notify will be released next week. >> now, mike haddad with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> a number -- another day with temperatures well above the average. market square right through the it' s been very pleasant out there in the temperatures have been unseasonably warm for quite some time. how much longer does this continue? there' s a front off to the north and another front sitting well back to the west. until that moves through friday night or saturday morning we will see temperatures like this. well above the average of 53 but not close to the record of 75. we do have a shot of hitting friday. a little bit cooler today because of the wind direction. ocean temperatures chilly compared to what' s been happening over the past few months. right now very light breeze, back into the 30' s and 40' s and low 50' s. over tonight its upper 30' s north and lower to mid 40' s for many. not all that cold for an overnight temperature for

one year later she told "vogue" magazine she was looking forward to starting a family. >>> now for aook at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news," elaine quijano in new york. >> reporter: here's the "cbs evening news." we'll have the very latest from colorado where a gunman opened fire near a planned parenthood clinic. police and civilians have been injured. plus, another white house fence- jumper. this time, he left a suicide note. and steve hartman's on the road where the twins reunite with their hero those stories tonight on the "cbs evening news." ,,,, narrator: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through thanksgiving weekend, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 4 years interest free financing. sleep risk free with sleep train's money back guarantee, and of course, same day delivery. are you next? sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. we've just learned: a police officer, shot at planned parenthood, ha >>> back to

vogue magazine calls dr. murad "one of the nation's best dermatologists." and elle magazine calls him a "true beauty genius." dr. murad revolutionized the skincare industry when he developed resurgence, his patented skincare regimen, to address the visible signs of aging due to collagen loss. and now millions of women all over the world trust their skin and their beauty to resurgence. >> i discovered the resurgence line five years ago, and i continue to use it to this day because my skin looks great, and i look younger now than i did five years ago. my skin is smooth. it's youthful. it's vibrant. it is luminous. i think it's the fountain of youth. [ chuckles ] >> being 60 is just a number for me. there is nothing that says you have to look 60. since i've been using resurgence, when i look in the mirror, i see less fine lines and wrinkles, i see the plumpness in my skin, i see a youthful look. 60 is the new 30. i feel very sexy. >> so, ladies, want to know what makes this resurgence regimen so effective? >> yeah. >> all right, it's the doctor's resurgence fo

. ♪ so with vinyl back in vogue, only one question remains. will cassettes be next?ar a lot about the cassette comeback. and again, i think people aren't going to cassettes for the cassette audio. i mean, the cassette is inferior even to an mp3 in terms of side. but it's a cool medium. >> reporter: for "nightly business report" i'm kate rodgers. >> bring back the 8-track, huh? remember those? >> yes. >> oh, you're much too young. >> thank you. good night, everybody. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> tyler mathisen here. thanks for joining us. have a great evening. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ( clamoring ) ( dog barking ) ( glass shattering ) ( clattering )

. >>> he is the aggressor pro voguing my son and my son is backing up . >> reporter: isaiah said he never put his hands on the teacher and mom believes him . >>> he could have broke his neck. he could have been that the coma coma. he could have been dead. what could the high school tell me? nothing . >> reporter: the school distribute saying it's investigating the . that teacher taken out of the classroom and put on non-school related duty. prior said she wants not only an apology . >>> i want him to lose his job so he can understand, yes, he has a family to provide, yes he has bills to pay, so do i. and i have a child to take care of that he put his hands on. >> reporter: i am adam william 7 news . >>> a mayor in south florida being sued after trying to pay a fine with buckets of coins. the miami-dade county commission says they are suing a man after he tried to pay a $4,000 fine with 28 buckets filled with pennies and nickles of they say they want to double his fine, receive it in their legal form of payment, check or money order. >>> we try to pay, actually stamped it that we were ther

[laughter] stephen: while traditional print media suffers elsewhere, vogue china must turn away advertisers december magazine is pages thick. to be respected as well as being big, that is all of our ambitions. chinese][speaking to it was back to work find the next face of modern china. bloomberg, beijing. rishad: that's the final installment of the hunger games franchise. it made a disappointing t debut. 2 was somewhat shy of the estimates. it was the smallest debut of any of the four films based on the book series by susan collins. the final film was made into two parts in the interest. of a longing interest--in the name of prolonging interest. while that is it. --well, that is it. ♪ this is the middle of the trading day. this is asia edge. look at the top stories. at a coveted a grade possibly beould more at a triple b. this hour, moving the goalposts. moving the goalposts despite after eight years of planning. art attack. a new national gallery throws owcasing doors, sh the best of southeast asia. we will be live first defeat. peek. for a sneak more on thisnd sunday poss addition of asia

from vogue, or the runways of paris. but, in fact, he is a former software engineer at apple.am irra credited with helping to shape the early days of the world wide web. now you're shaping, among other things, women's fashion. so i've got to ask you, how does an apple engineer end up making videos about 100 years of women's wedding dresses? >> the personal story is i actually started in theater and tv since i was very young. and apple recruited me to some on the engineering and design side. >> it's got to be a strange pass. not many theater people come to be engineers. >> you know, it's all about what you love. and it's all what you love. and you know, someone told me a long time ago you're an artist, you can also be very technical like playing the violin. >> sure. >> and the reverse is true, too. i see them both the very same path for me. >> would have been the most popular ones, and one of the surprisingly popular ones where you thought, don't really go and it just took off. >> i think the secret sauce we have is we have a studio content, video content and we have a lot of c

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she was just dwent-years-old. >> at that time it was like, either you are a "vogue" or a catalogue model. it was a big decision. it was a lot of money. i remember talking with mying a. i remember she saying this is a decision you have to maket. you might never do a cover again. i said i have to take a chance of never doing fashion again. when am i going to make this money again? you know, i got to take that chance. >> reporter: ever since, she has been navigated the world of celebrities, thanks in part with a relationship with a certain quarterback, who would later become her husband and the father of her two children. so when you met tom brady. >> yes. >> what did your instinct say? >> i said he was a very kind man. >> you keep saying that. >> he is, he's kind. you know him. he's a good man. >> but he had as much competition and competitive instinct as you did. he was every bit as competitive as you were. was na'a part of the attraction?? >> i wouou say he is mucuc more competitive than me. i am more a collaborate rated person. because in my job, it's about coaboration. >> in his job, t

back in vogue it would seem after it had been pushed a downward amid the ongoing issues and preemption of the u.s. mandate would last bring up the overall cost of borrowing and the end of cheap money. but gold is back in logan. it remains so at the moment. let's have a look at some of the stocks on the move. we do have some speculation out there. metro is slow to open, all three are slow to open. upely to rise, it could rise 4% or 5% this morning on the back of a german retailer proposing dividends ahead of analysts estimates. any had more cash to slash overall growth potential. they are raising the overall dividends. +s also as big speculation for this company. thomas cook will wait to open. --ember the disruption among they could repatriate some of the holiday makers there. but they are now back off a 2016 despite the geopolitical environment. jonathan: thank you very much. we'll bring you those when we get them. reports that george osborne will reveal the next plan to the boost to the homebuilding this country. bow way up around 2% and we will continue that story later on in the pro

gray and seasoned alalngside the 43-year old canadiaia reportedly scheduled to appear in january's vogue. but when hashtag apec hottie started trending, canada's prime minister faced competition from mexico's president. one commenter saw shadede of 50 shadessof gray's christian grey. both men were compared to disney princes. a local phillipines paper put them on the front page asking "are you with team nieto or team trudeau?" there they were one on each side of president obama. "...and the winner of the apec hottie award is.s.." "hi. good to see you."more than one poll declared trudeau the summit's hottest hottie. to which he responded... "i have focused on what i have to do and the substance of what i put forward, and that has left me both grounded and able to focus regardless of perceptions."perceptionslike this? "can i get a ss?"he may be a heartthrob to some, but his heart belongs to his wife of 10 years... ...and their three kids. the leader of a country known for its cold winters is hitting some hot buttons. "he gives me chills." jeanne moos, cnn... "bye!" . ..new york whether they

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

. >> of all of the photographs that have been taken of you and there have been many in "vogue" and "bazaaro you think this is the one you on why like the most. >> >> i adore it because it came from robert. >> aretha franklin who would later share her talents that night on the gallery's aetrium stage had not yet seen which portrait of hers had been selected for the gallery. >> it's modern. it's a modern portrait. >> very contemporary, but we recognize you. >> okay, well that's good. >> sculpt res and famed architectural designer of washington's vietnam memorial, maya lynn chose to have her portrait done in three dimension. >> i'm a sculptor, and i knew the artist. >> and one of the moving port the ras of the five celebrated americans was that of marine medal of honor recipient corporal kyle carpenter. >> i can only hope that my children see these and they don't see me. they see the scars and that they see service and sacrifice and a love for country. >> and it's the children that the museum hopes to attract. the evening host, katherine and wayne reynolds raised $2 million. >> the funds from

already are militants, changing their stripes and pledging their allegiance to isis because they are in vogue. this only helps them stay as or become the big leagues and helps them perpetuate their movement to something that is truly a generational war. >> wow. bob baer, kimberly dozier, thank you as always. good to have you on. i appreciate your time. >>> still to come, to politics, ben carson blusters in his campaign comes front and center. the presidential candidate striking back at media scrutiny of his tales about his childhood. >> there is a desperation on behalf of some to try to find a way to tarnish me because they have been looking through everything. there's got to be a scandal. >>> also, trump takes the stage, literally, a marquee night for him on "snl" tonight. politics clashing, though, with protesters, a dump trump movement happening outside of 30 rock right now. the controversy and the candidate straight ahead. stay with us. >>> republican presidential candidate ben carson as many folks have never seen him before, an intense back and forth with reporters last night. the usuall

this season the vogue disease is a man dressed as darth vader.eld up a convenience store with a darth vader mask and a gun, not even a blaster. a store employee says he threw a bottle of wine at his face and darted out before making unsuccessful getaway. evil skywalker anakin demasked. i got wine in my beard, it turned it red, using a gun instead of a lightsaber was a mistake number uno. mistake number two was using a car instead of a more elegant escape vessel, like this guy. topic number two -- alligators are a lot more than florida death lizards, they are adorable temporary pets who enjoy the same things you do. sunning themselves, going for a swim, disavowing toddlers and he enjoys a mellow picnic with friends. that video shot by a couple of university of florida students, you know, the florida gators. if that beast reared scaley head in seminole camp country it would have been stuffed and turned into gator fritters. topic number three -- delightful mother-daughter duo helping out fair fowl, knitting sweaters for rescue chickens and the birds

use the hashtag fox 29 mom squad so we see graphic now, carla wrote in and said is it in vogue theseelry outside of your dress gloves, buyer and owner here what do you say about that. >> it would be tough to wear your jewelry on top of your gloves especially gloves are bulky. you don't want to lose your good girlry. even fit is costume you don't want it falling off in the winter or snow. >> inconvenient to do that. >> carla, you got your answer from the fox 29 mom squad. we want people to use the hashtag to ask all kind of questions. high five, girl friend. >> she's 24. >> she has figured to this whole thing out. >> thank you we met a a couple years ago at the shore. you were just building your business. keep rocking it. it is pretty cool. >> she is allowed in the mom squad because most of her customers are moms. >> great. >> what was i doing 24, just wandering the streets. >> adele, boy, people love her. she's back in a big way. her new song, hello, one of the hottest songs out there. what she wore in her rolling stone magazine shoot that has a lot of people talking. she looks great

centrally directed, air strikes in the middle east may do little to stop them >>> the president is vogue that his country will be merciless in its fight. last year, air strikes were started in irqua i can't. i.s.i.l. ates claim of responsibility for the paris attacks on line, it said as long as france continues to launch air strikes against them in syria, the stench of death will not leave their noses >>> the paris attacks that changed the world leaders in turkey. the agenda has turned from economic growth to one of mostly about terror, syria and the fight against i.s.i.l. our correspondent is in turkey. mike. >> reporter: members of the g 20 take turns hosting this annual summit. it's supposed to be about the world economy and it just happened to be turkey's turn this year. this g 20 was always going to be dominated by the war in syria and the rise of i.s.i.l. that war raging just a day's drive from this city. if you think you're safe from the syrian water fallout, warns turkish president, think again. >> translation: those countries who think themselves today as secure and protected wi

sonic is restaurant chain, no one likes restaurants right now but when they do that will come back in vogue. apple's tech, intel's tech and twitter's tech. keep apple, but i want you to own apple, don't trade it. put bristol miers in and then we're going to add a defense play that's my new thing because we're not the world's policemen anymore. make those changes we add. i'll feel much more comfortable with this portfolio. let's go to jeff in texas. jeff. >> caller: hey, jim. >> hey, jeff. >> caller: first thanks today. >> it's a big day. i'm going to be celebrated yesterday with our cadets, but today we celebrate everybody in the armed forces. my daughter went to the world war ii museum and that's a great idea too in new orleans. go ahead. >> caller: excellent. stocks in my account i've got apple, costco, ford, microsoft, exxon mobil, is that a good mix? or should i reallocate -- >> let's take a look at this. we could make some changes here. costco, man, my costco was good this weekend. holy cow. they got those giant bears. very fitting for a fed rate increase. we've got exxon mobil which i