>>> michelle obama, there she is gracing the cover of vogue magazine for the third and final time as first lady. >> she's looking back at her life in the public eye and looking ahead for her plans of the future. as first lady michelle obama is opening up about being mother in chief and life in the white house, in an exclusive interview featured in this month's vogue magazine, obama felt called to pet causes. i could have spent eight years doing anything, and at some level it would be fine. >> michelle obama set out to make a difference. >> you should come up and give me a hug. >> reporter: michelle obama has become one of the nation's most let's move campaign. her eclectic sense of fashion and her powerful speaking style. >> i have seen the very best of the american spirit. >> reporter: gracing the magazine's cover for her third and final time as first lady, obama says when it comes to her legendary taste in designers she tries to be conscience of the power of the people, are they good people? do they treat their staff well? do they treat my staff well? the boost? when all of that is

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. >>> coming up, michelle obama gracing the cover of "vogue" magazine and she's also the subject of aengthy and revealing article inside, her thoughts on saying good-bye to life at the white house. that's coming up. >>> but first, we're hearing from the law enforcement officials this morning who rescued a woman from an alleged serial killer. >> they found kala brown chained up in a shipping container, just the start of their horrifying discoveries. eva pilgrim says the hunt is on for more victims. good morning. >> reporter: a seemi ingly successful real estate agent, now being called a serial killer and this morning, trying to figure out just how many victims he had. >> i think we saw a lot of things that day that will stay with us. >> reporter: this morning, for the first time, the detectives who found the lone survivor of the alleged south carolina serial killer, are speaking to abc news. >> she just looked at me and she said thank you so much for finding me. >> reporter: detectives left stunned when finding kala brown, the south carolina woman missing for two months. brown respondi

see a push of clouds and the of a system that will bring a michelle obama -- is gracing the cover of vogue magazine -- lady. abc's -- paula faris -- reports the first lady -- is looking back -- at her life in the public eye -- and looking ahead -- to her plans for the future. script: notes on credit: we must credit the photos to "annie leibovitz/vogue" and the byline of the article should appear on-screen at least once. (pkg) in the twilight of her time as first lady, michelle obama is opening up about being called to shape the role traditionally defined by social gatherings and pet causes saying ... "i could have spent eight years doing anything, and at some level, it would have been fine. entertainment. because any first lady, rightfully, gets to define her role." peter slevin, author of "michelle obama: a life" michelle obama set out to make a difference nat pop michelle obama has become one of the nations most popular figures, praised for her "let's move" campaign? (nats) her eclectic speaking style and charm michelle obama nat - i have seen the very best of the american spirit gracing

the word with fastism came back into vogue -- the wor word fascm came back into vogue during the election. is there something tell being the constant search for the term fascisim in. >> hous mussolini, when you seea saying yes we can, that's the fascist will to power. if we all get together we can overcome any problem. in terms of american socialism it's have much in vogue. and in their defense. fascisim in and of itself is incoherent. kennedy: mussolini inspired hitler. >> so did lots of other people. >> they are also searching for the meaning of deplorable. so if the basket of deplorables did play a role in the election it's interesting that people need to look it up. >> i think it's like after brexit when the biggest search was, what is the european union? kennedy: how long has it existed. what places in the e.u. kennedy: i'm being a total fascist because i have to shut down the segment. coming up, donald trump says he plans to immediately deport up to 3 million illegal immigrants. but could thought have big unseen ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins th

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. >>> once again, instagram posts being featured in vogue. how they captured the eye of gucci. stores all across the bay area in a mad hunt for gifts. some may hold dreams of some >>> shoppers are hitting stores all across the bay area in a mad hunt for gifts and some good deals. some may hold dreams of some gucci under the tree. >> that might be dreams, music to many people's ears. they show us a bay area artist whose gucci dreams came through in an unusual way. >> primarily i draw. >> reporter: for countless hours over long years, artists will toil away, hoping for that one big break. >> exactly like that. >> reporter: but you might say jade fish took the scenic route. >> i actually studied biology my first few years in college. >> reporter: the san francisco artist was inspired by things like nature and fashion. >> i just loved natural forms and animals. >> reporter: even dead ones. >> my taxidermied mouse. i taught myself how to do it. >> reporter: she had inspiration from her husband who also likes fashion. not long ago, jade fish started drawing tarot cards. >> i love the

morgan: we have content partners, like teen vogue. we have worked with change.org. those partnerships are usually around, what is an interesting demographic may not have access content, may be looking for an authentic black voice for their content. we have worked with the white house on different things. megan: what have you done with the white house? morgan: whenever they are doing black specific announcements, we will make sure we have access to that, like when obama pardoned a bunch of prisoners this summer. we had original statements and thank you letters for them of them -- some of them, on the site. megan: got it. ,n your experience with blavity what has been the hardest challenge? --'ve gone from boots back strap, to now being funded by investors. morgan: the hardest challenge is building in public. it is a very intimate company. we are building something that is a direct reflection of problems that i face, my team faces, that you face, my audience faces. there's a lot of emotions in everything we do and create. it's a beautiful thing, because that is why we

. >> thanks, >>> first lady michelle obama is on the cover of the december issue of vogue magazine. vogue writes on the eve of her departure from the white house, first lady michelle obama has figure. a role model and mother and chief. >>> straight ahead, we say goodbye to a couple of entertainment legends. >>> plus charging up your phone >>> taking a look at live pictures in downtown minneapolis, minnesota where there's a march of protest going onto protest president elect trump. we have seen this across the country including right here in washington dc. we're keeping an eye on things and make sure they stay under control. we'll check back if the situation there changes. >>> also, unfolding in the south return to their homes following a train derailment in minnesota. the 146 car train jumped the tracks this morning about 80 miles south of the twin city. two of the cars were carrying propane and butane. there were no injuries. >>> let's talk consumer news now, and there's some rather interesting looking benches popping up in cities across the country including here in washington, dc

it seems impossible but it actually happened. >> reporter: jade fish has been written up in "vogue" andelle." >> like some magical thing happened to me. >> maybe the shortest distance between two points is fine art and a social media account. >> nbc bay area news. >> nice. >> i think i saw what we will get you. i won't tell you which. >> she have open her first solo art show in san francisco. >> i liked the dress with the owl. >> funny you said that. that wasn't it. >>> still ahead, an unusual addition for one russian family. we will show you this wild scene inside of their home. that's right. that's a deer in the house. >>> take a look. this is not your average house pet. this deer roming freely in a russian house. >> they found it injure ned forest and rescued it after a nature reserve wouldn't take the deer. she has taken well to domestic life. the family said she demands pets and likes to play with their young cow. i hope the cow lives outside. >> thank you for joining us. have yourselves a great night and great week. >> enjoy, everyone. some in the american media criticized whether

get down there and vogue. bonjour, ladies. bonjour. just my luck. [chuckling] you know, the entire history of our great country could be deduced by studying women's underwear. this ought to be worth listening to. go. take ancient times-- the fifties. our country was very uptight. women wore utilitarian brassieres, plain white cotton, three hooks. we're talking monster bras.

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gracing vogue three different times. she gave a special exit interview before she leaves the white house. look at these images. absolutely gorgeous works of art. because who was behind the camera? annie leibovitz was behind the camera. >>> and he pulled over to help a stranded rider to find out it was bruce springsteen he gave the boss a ride to a nearby bar and they shared a drink while celebrating veterans day. >> maybe he still with john bon jovi too. >>> foreign leaders await president obama when he leaves for his final overseas trip today. here with more. nancy, good morning. >> and that's right. underway. that helped the dow jones see its best week since 2011 as they look to donald trump's promise for tax cuts, infrastructure spending and a potential tax holiday that can bring trillions overseas back to the united states as indicating that stimulus is on the way and a big shot in the arm for inflation. here in europe, policy makers remain concerned over a that could come from the president elect that will bow a big

she's the face of and landed the cover of vogue. medical marijuana is big business in nevada... and a new dispensary opens up shop in las vegas. we'll have a look inside the "shango dispensary"... and its plans for the store if question two putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 1hanging. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. a new medical marijuana dispensary has opened up in las vegas. "shango" cut the green ribbon this morning. this location is the company's new flagship... and will offer a wide arrange of pot products. they want to be the

. >> insider bonus, michele obama goes vogue.s flotus' flawless style. >> i say i have this big bright light shining on me. >> i get "outdaughtered" with tlc's new quintuplets. how do their parents do it? is this how you hold a baby? how do you do it. >> "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> megyn kelly opens up for the first time about being sexually

. >> reporter: to let us know too many veterans feel abandoned by a country that once found in vogue to support the troops. the veterans crisis line now receives more than 1200 calls a day. logic suggests a nation that truly supports the troops would answer the call, every time, might be on the other end. >> maybe he's coming back. but i know he's not. and that's the hardest part. >> reporter: chris vanderveen, 9news. >> the goal is to uncover the reasons why the spike in suicides, and it's exposing the trauma of war. soldiers open up about their charlie foxtrot on 9news.com. >>> sky9 is giving us a vantage point now right around araria parkway, and i-25. araria is closed, and a stretch of i-25 is closed. all that you see on the left side of the scene is stopped traffic that can't get by. northbound is closed at 6th avenue, southbound is closed at 23rd. traffic is moving, all bee it very, very slowly, car by car. the interstate, but we have seen some on one of the entrance ramps to the interstate. so we're going to be following the story as these protesters that numbered earlier in t

. >> betsy brant brandt and her "life in pieces" prove they're en vogue. >> never going to get it. >>mil is getting dirt from the cast mates. >> if my life was a tell know la it would it be called. >> brown girls took over the usa. >> who knew fbi training was so hot in the quantico" quiz each other and it gets personal. >> the item from the set i'd like to take shoem -- >> handcuffs. >> yvette nicole brown grills her "odd couple" co-star. why is matthew perry dodging matt leblanc? >> i did that for ten years. you can't talk about this any longer. >>> now "the insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> from the "odd couple" to "jane the virgin," the ultimate tv "insider"s are taking us behind the scenes of our favorite tv shows. >> let's be honest, this really is like an o

vogue call, 41 degrees at 7:00 a.m. a lot of suburbs as the polls open in the 30s. in new jersey you're opening at 6:00 a.m. a lot of spots in the 30s. quickly we get up to 63 by noon. 69 degrees that's the current forecast high in philadelphia at the airport anyway, that's mild at 3:00 p.m. even at 6:00 p.m., 62 when the polls close at 8:00 p.m., 56 degrees, even that is close to the average high for tomorrow, so a very mild election day for us. once again, i mentioned this in the top of the half-hour, i want to hit it again, we are into that time of the year where you have a chance to hit a deer with your car. they get close to the road, i've seen one live one and one dead one on city avenue in the predawn hours. state farm insurance does an annual poll of statistics and they have bumped pennsylvania up to number three in deer crashes. you have much more likelihood of hitting a deer in pennsylvania than other states. take it easy before dawn and at dusk and after dark. 58 degrees, sunny and cool today. tomorrow, nice or election day, 69. sun sharing the skies with

wouldn't be the first time an elector has gone the will against his or her state, but electors usually go vogue alone. not en masse. and because each represents hundreds of thousands of popular votes, it's risky. >> what will be the reaction? >> we will come get you. >> reporter: so for, no republican electors have defected publicly. but the vote is not until december 19. >> people will realize that this is a slim chance. >> reporter: 29 states including colorado have laws mandating electors support the winner of the state's popular vote. though they have not been enforced. separately, a california senator introduced a bill to abolish the electoral college but it stands virtually no chance of passing or getting the three-fourths of states to ratify it. >> then again, this election proves anything is possible. >> it sure does. >> we are out of surprises at this point. >>> right now, pa loveland closed for construction. homeowners in that area can use permits to get through in the morning and evening. it will last until next summer. something business owners are worried about. >> we are hopefully

obama will be featured on the cover of "vogue's" december issue. back in a moment.unnyle poce wa yourelp idenfyit >>> indecent exposure in the heart of the silicon valley. sunnyvale police want your help identifying a man. he's accused of exposing himself to a girl while he sat in a parked car last week. this was near columbia middle school. he asked a girl for directions. when she approached the car to help, she noticed he was exposed, and he then drove away. the vehicle is a newer model dark colored suv. >>> facebook is making some changes to how advertisers can target you. this was all about race and target marketing. facebook says advertisers will no longer be able to use ethnicity as a way to target or hide certain ads. those ads, employment, housing, or credit. even though facebook doesn't ask you about your race, it can make a good guys based on what you share. advertisers will still be able to use race and ethnicity filters for other types of ads. >>> nothing can stop it now. an atlas 5 rocket blasted into space this morning after a two-month delay because o

they had to vogue. that or farmer's almanac. you just bought that? with my per diem. what will you eat with? my hands. i'm a big boy. i can handle my money. i've never seen this part of the country before. want some gum? how much money do you have left? relax. i'm fine. excuse me, but isn't that our bus pulling g t?

. >> michelle obama has the honor of having graced the cover of vogue three separate times. she gave a special exit interview to the magazine before she leaves the white house. look how beautiful these photos are, and artful, too. posing for those beautiful cover shots by annie leibovitz. >>> and he pulled over to help a stranded rider to find out it was none other than bruce springsteen himself. he gave the boss a ride to a nearby bar while he waited for his ride, the two men shared drinks while celebrating veterans day. one of those stories you can't believe, but he has the picture to prove it. >> inflation fears and antsy european leaders over the donald trump presidency. clamp down on fake news. landon dowdy is here with more on that. >> happy monday to you. inflation could be just around the corner in the wake of donald trump's surprise election victory. analysts say the dollar is likely to continue its lurch higher and they're pointing to the dollar index which measures the u.s. currency against a basket of others, and the index has been soaring overnight, in ash a, tr

three-time "vogue" cover girl. photographed by annie liebovitz inside the magazine, the first lady talks about her legacy and president obama shares his pride, saying he knew his wife would be an incredible first lady, adding she is the brilliant, funny, generous woman who for whatever reason agreed to marry me. the issue hits newsstands the 22nd of november. >> beautiful pictures. they are all over twitter and instagram. >>> here's food for thought. the "daily of foods to never order at a restaurant thanks to top chefs. fish lovers, be warned if it's monday night, the chefs say you might want to stay away from the fish, because most restaurants apparently order it on thursday so by monday, the stock is five days old. they also say if you are not by the coast you might want to avoid seafood all together. think about it. it probably had a long way to travel before it reaches you. >> i'm in kansas. i thought the seafood was fine. >> those who prefer their steak more rare. here's why. according to the article, some ch

. >>> well from instagram posts to being featured in vogue, how a san forisko art. >>> happening now a gruesome discovery in southern mexico where they found 32 bodies and nine human heads buried in a grave. they found the bodies yesterday where rival gangs are fighting. you can find that story on our home page. >>> and donald trump and team u.s.a. those are the characters showing up in holiday decorations in japan. they usually decorate their homes with characters. >>> as we've been showing you shaurpz are hitting stores in a mad hunt for the big gift. and some may hold dreams of a gucci gift. and a artist whose gucci dreams came true in an unusual way. >> reporter: for countless hours artists will toil away hoping for that one big break. >> impactexactly like that. >> reporter: but you might say the scenic route. >> i actually studied biology. >> reporter: she was inspired by things like nature and fashion. >> i just love natural forms and animals. >> reporter: even dead ones. >> my taxidermy mouse i taught myself how to do. >> reporter: she started drawing professionally with insp

first lady michelle obama is gracing cover of vogue magazine for the third time. she's looks spectacular in this white gown and inside the december issue she appears in versace dress. president and mrs. obama gave an interview to the magazine. attached and angry and then she won over the de traekttors and put her unique stamp on her positions. >> pretty cool. >> politicians to space heroes amazing exhibit on display at the kennedy space center in florida. >> it exhibits pioneers of the space familiar. brian keiting reports. heroes and legends uses artifact and cutting edge technology to give visitors early years of space program. a who's who of space legends on hand for the veteran's day dedication. several astronauts shared their experiences. >> the view was incredible and i mean the blackness of space and contrast between that and really, really bright lieu nar surface. >> begin with the wall of frame itself highlighting all space pioneers and museum emphasizes early years. mercury program and again june and apolo. >> what i'm excited about is the possibility th

"vogue" magazine guest "the ultimate it girl." they called me that once too. on november 20th she cohosts the american music awards on abc. please welcome gigi hadid. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: gigi, how old are you? may i ask? >> i'm 21. >> jimmy: 21. did you vote yesterday? was that the first time voting? >> it was my second time being able to vote. i went to a polling place for the first time. to vote? >> because i just turned 18 that year. >> jimmy: you committed a felony last year. >> no, no -- >> jimmy: it's not on the date, i see. >> i just didn't go to a polling place. >> jimmy: but you were legally allowed to vote? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: because we could have you arrested, you know. >> please don't get me arrested. >> jimmy: okay, we won't have you arrested. i was mentioning that you were the "it" girl. it's not the i.t. girl. >> no, it's a social media kind of thing, i i.t. girl. >> jimmy: i see. i was looking at this, you're on the cover of this magazine, you're on the back cover of this magazine, you or the inside cover of this mag

although we do see some vogues going by there. budget, again that large police presence is is there. really actively pursuing anything here. the kind of start standing a little bit and he says that continues to be a pretty good sign. we are actually look he it bu central t. stop there. and this other photos, we have here other wap cam shot we have march blah a za about block away from area in question. put of now. we heard nothing about shelter place situation. dan saying that perhaps some people were evacuated from there. we have library who was telling us that phones around campus have been down. as well. let's get better idea of what are dealing with in terms of this area traffic through that situation. which >> yes they are taking seriously enough teen that he boo closures. that's purple on my map. that i want to zoom in on to c move avenue. 771 com avenue. bright purple it closed around the location of by library. you can see heavy delays. com avenue you will be redirected because it is closed. as you head east or west bound.

"vogue" magazine called guest "the ultimate it girl." they called me that once too. on november 20th she cohosts the american music awards on abc. please welcome gigi hadid. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: gigi, how old are you? may i ask? >> i'm 21. >> jimmy: 21. did you vote yesterday? was that the first time voting? >> it was my second time being able to vote. i went to a polling place for the first time. >> jimmy: if you're 21, how is it your second time being able to vote? year. >> jimmy: you committed a felony last year. >> no, no -- >> jimmy: it's not on the date, i see. >> i just didn't go to a polling place. >> jimmy: but you were legally allowed to vote? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: because we could have you arrested, you know. >> please don't get me arrested. >> jimmy: okay, we won't have you arrested. i was mentioning that you were the "it" girl. it's not the i.t. girl. >> no, it's a social media kind of thing, i think. i.t. girl i was looking at this, you're on the cover of this magazine, you're on the back cover of this magazine, you or the inside

he's going to have to make do with wornout copies of teen vogue.d portray himself as a victim. he should say i'm a victim of male rejection system or mrs. being ignored has drove him to hit on high school girls because in high school he was ignored by girls. it will be a disorder in two years. kennedy: i'm waiting for dsm6. >> i like dsm5. >> it's better than a dan brown novel. >> actually it's good reading. kennedy: thank you, greg. >> you look lovely in white. >> and you in gray. thanks, gregg. i miss you already. >> i miss you, too. kennedy: coming up, a lot of big-name republicans have been keeping their distance from donald. kennedy: welcome back. look whose comes crawling back after months much distancing themselves from donald trump. former trump arch nemesis ted cruz. ted vote your conscience stumped with the gop v.p. nominee. lyin' ted finally endorsed trump last month. and senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell said we need a new president, donald trump to be the most powerful republican in america. do they really support donald trump