that's really patronizing. >> i haven't read teen vogue because i'm not a teen vogue. >> your producerssked me if i wrote for teen vogue. my name is lauren ducca and i write for teen vogue. >> the rode ahead is a treasurtreacherous one. from deciding whether a president can be an admitted sexual predator from figuring out how to stop him from figuring out the insovereignty of an entire religion. >> yes. >> what does it mean to threaten the sovereignty of religion? what does that even mean. >> that means an entire agenda, a platform based on banning muslims, which is still available on his website. >> how does that threaten the sovereignty of religion? that's moronic, lauren, you are a writer. pardon me for taking you literally. >> how does what threaten the sovereignty of it. threatening to ban muslims. >> that threatens the sovereignty of it. >> yes. that completely profiles based on the basis of religion and reduces people to their beliefs and dictates what they can and cannot publicly believe. >> that doesn't threaten the sovereignty of it so, you also accused him on chelsea handler'

is receiving recognition from unexpected source: vogue magazine. the fashion and lifestyle publication featured the city among four former industrial centers in the midwest in a travel article highlighting cities that are quote: "making america's rust belt shine again." widely known brands like harley- davidson and recent national attention for local chefs are among the factors that put milwaukee in vogues spotlight. lands' end reporting a loss for the third quarter of 2016 -- and saw sales drop more than 14-percent. it was since the resignation of its c-e-o in september. the company reported a net loss of 7-point-2-million dollars. for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. tennessee officials say they're making significant progress searching for any survivors in areas burned by wildfires this week. so far -- ten people are confirmed dead and about 75 are injured. authorities ar dozens of lead about missing people -- but aren

>> i would say the cover of "vogue," september issue. >> show me "vogue." >> show me billionaire husband! >> tim tebow met his biggest fans. this is so sweet. this 89-year-old lady. >> can i kiss you? >> tim tebow is a virgin. that kiss probably did some stuff for him right there, man. [laughter] announcer: good evening and welcome to angelina jolie,

vogue! >> i feel so inadequate. >> it's a good thing he wasn't driving when he started to vogue. "the material girl" gets a carpool karaoke ride on the late late show. madonna actually found some room she also revealed she had once kissed michael jackson. memories of high school. oh, man! >>> on the cbs "moneywatch." mcdonald's puts a spin on its french fries and crackdown on a reverse mortgage ads. hena daniels is at the new york stock change with that and more. >> good morning. the dow and s&p 500 opened at all-time highs. investors grabbed stocks that tend to do better in faster economic growth like tech and industrial companies. the dow jones jumped 297 points. the s&500 gained 29. the nasdaq finished 60 points higher. >>> two southern california reverse mortgage companies have been fined for deceptive advertising practices. american advisers group, reverse mortgage solutions, and ag financial used ads to mis-lead people to reassuring claims can i lose mhouse? no, u can't. reverse mortgages give homeowners cash in exchange for equity in their homes. the ads are aimed at retir

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they're looking vogueing you vo like that? vogueing?g? >> madonna.na all right. nobody is feeling that. is fe >> they hadn't started vogueingn yet. at some point i thought youht yu would see madonna. >> there she is. the >> there she is.>> there's madge right there. so this is going to be in thee t wednesday show.. >> okay. >> james corden wednesdayneay episode.ode. they'll be in the car. in car >> there we go. she's doing vogueing. >> and twerking.>> all right.ght >> not doing it right. >> vogueing and twerking and she also talked about something thaa she did with michael jackson ini the '80 ross or may have doneavn with michael jackson in the '80s how is that for a tease.ea. >> that's an old story. old sry >> oh really that's an oldt'an o story. >> um-hmm.hm >> i'm looking forward to herorh there. there. do we think she's a nice person? or not nice person when you meet her on the street?eet? >> no. >> what do you think? wha >> it f we meet or on the streer >> i would say no.ould so. >> if james corden meets her she seems to be very nice.toe >> diva.>> diva. >>

it appears in teen vogue. >> i'm so glad you're on. i found this fascinating. vogue had legendary journalists tweeting about it. it's called donald trump is gaslighting america. can you explain what that is and why your op ed struck such a nerve? >> so gaslighting, it sounds like a term that a lot of people didn't know, which -- so gaslighting is to -- it's a form of psychological abuse where the victim is manipulated to doubt their own sanity. it's kind of a complex concept, but a good example comes from the play, gaslight -- >> lauren, you write this, i hate to answer your own question. you said, to gaslight is to psychologically manipulate a person to the point where they question their own sanity. and that's precisely what donald interrupt is doing to this country. he gained traction in the election, while correcting himself, often without bothering to con seem the conflicts within his own sound bites. he lied to us over and over again, then took all accusations of his falsehoods and spun them into evidence of bias. facts have become interchangeable with op

there's nothing to it, vogue! >> what struck you most about her? >> how interesting she is. >> we were talking about what book she's reading and what book i'm reading. >> rarely in carpool karaoke does a star sing a capella and our own history with madonna goes back to 1984. she was just 25. >> when i want to do something -- ♪ ♪ >> madonna seemed to be flirting with james, but then she just had to make a dig. >> all that's missing is a good -- >> no! >> what, i mean, it's very seattle 1990. >> oh, no. i really like this shirt. >> it's all right. >> james, have you seen some of the things that madonna's worn? don't even worry. >> meanwhile, let's talk about "e.t." spoke with sources on "keeping up on the kardashians" that they've talked about his hospitalization. it's unclear as if kim and kanye are on the rocks. a source ell us the couple is solid. we got another update frrm kanye's manager. >> kanye west, eight grammy nominations. how is he doing? >> he's a fantastic individual, and i am blessed to call him my friend, and he's doing great. >> scoo

the president elect met with a former vogue director. tonight mr. trump heads to orlando on his thank you tour. that tour wraps up tomorrow in mobile, alabama. >>> first lady michelle obama gave her final one on one interview as first lady to oprah. she discussed her 8 years in the white house, her accomplishments as first lady and her thoughts on race in america. >> color, well, these things that don't matter still play too much of a role in how we see one another. >> uh-huh. >> and it's sad because the thing that least defines us as people is the color of our skin. it's accounts. none of that matters. you know this. >> yes, of course. >> you know, it's our values. you know, it's how we live our lives. >> first lady michelle obama said farewell to the white house in the oprah special monday night at 8:00 december 19th. you can see it right here on wusa 9. >> a big one. >>> lined up outside of ohio's capitol building in columbus for a public viewing of american icon john glenn. joe biden will be in attendance. he was the first american to orbit the

they rock out to "ray of light," "vogue" and her newest hit. we saw madge headbanging and at one point, seat belt off she gives us a little bump and first. ?? ?? >> no one has danced in the car in quite the way she did ever. it was really quite something to see. i could barely drive. >> reaction today to the 58-year-old's twerkfest? >> i feel nausea. sorry. where is the bucket? hang on. >> to be fair, pierce morgan has never been a fan. >> she's quite annoying, isn't she? >> i like >> madonna is an icon. >> is she? >> he knew the material girl would make waves and insisted specifically no lap dancing. >> there was no lapping. >> there was no lapping, but it was intense. >> finally, expect a big-time pop music confession. >> michael jackson for a night in. >> you want me to kiss and tell? >> did you kiss? >> we went from llst night to the premiere of "office christmas party" can you guess which star this is getting her red carpet glow? that is olivia munn. she gushed about her bestie jennifer aniston with our jennifer perow. >> jennifer is every

according to the new york daily news, trump also met with billionaire bill gates and the editor of vogue, so you can back to you. kathy: thank you, patrick. you can watch the president-elect's speech live once it begins on our website wisn.com. , you can also find a link on our 12 news app. joyce: only on 12, local inmates working to better themselves. 50 inmates at the racine correctional institution graduated today. some of them received g.e.d.'s., general education diplomas. culinary arts, custodial services, and machining. >> education empowers people. it gives them the fundamentals of knowledge so they can do something with their brains and their hands something productive in the above ground economy. joyce: the inmates who graduated today are getting out soon. that way they remember what they learned and their new skills are still relevant. kathy: new tonight, downtown milwaukee's ice skating rink opens for the season. the first skaters hit the slice skating is always free at the rink. ice skates are available to rent. because of our cold temperatures, the rink has postponed its ho

reason they were hacking, that is his point that he was making there and i think the raiders of teen vogue should actually hear that side of the conversation. >> lauren, go ahead. >> i guess i don't understand what you think i'm missing. do you not think that donald trump should take the potential of russian interference and the bedrock of american democracy seriously? >> i think he does take it seriously and i think the point is here -- >> his statement outright undermined the assessment. >> no, it does not undermine the assessment. what it did was it said that the false pretense that russia's hack was deliberately done to sway the election is absolutely false. you don't know why russia was hacking and also when russia -- >> he dismissed the cia's ability to make the statement. he said she is are the same people that accused saddam hussein -- i don't know if you're familiar with that statement. >> i'm very familiar with that first off and second off i think what you need to understand is the context of what this conversation was about and what donald trump was saying about this hack is ev

. >>> teen vogue is getting a lot this weekend because of an editorial about trump. the other with the magazine said trump is gas lighting america by undermining the very foundation of our freedom. the term gas lighting refers to someone who manipulates people into questioning their own sanity. last night the editorial was a trending topic on twitter but so far donald trump has not responded. >>> it's time to take a look at the roads.>>> syntax is a little crowded at 4 am. right now we don't have anything major which is nice to start off on a monday morning good morning to you northbound 101 as you are driving from gilroy to san jose and looks very nice driving into san jose and aftermarket held. no major issues getting into the valley and when you get the valley we have a nice commute a little bit of road work& a 85 inches served -- saratoga. moving into san francisco-101 looks good approaching the 80 split into downtown san francisco the bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic moving along nicely so far getting into san francisco. but springsteen and. >>> cloudy

madonna and james rock out to "ray of light," "vogue" and her newest hit. we saw madge headbanging and at one point, seat belt off she gives us a little bump and grind. secret number three, those wild moves were a late-late show first. ?? ?? it was really quite something to see. i could barely drive. >> reaction today to the 58-year-old's twerkfest? mixed. >> i feel nausea. sorry. where is the bucket? hang on. >> to be fair, pierce morgan has never been a fan. >> she's quite annoying, isn't she? >> i like madoona. >> madonna is an icon. >> is she? >>o crden told us he knew the material girl would make waves, olivia began to glow when she gushed all about her bestie jennifer aniston with our jennifer perow. >> jennifer is everything you'd ever hope she would be. >> olivia in a gown gushed about jen in a maxwell jumpsuit with a coaa, and it looked like she forgot to pull off the tags. >> no pun intended, she's the friend you'd want her to be. honestly. >> there she is. >> oh, hi! >> you look so beautiful. >> hi, baby. >> she's so nice. >> but in the christmas

announcer: will meet the people who keep his company en vogue. where are we?ot, but i know you can do it. announcer: while undercover... -how do you find that? -look. announcer: he'll struggle to make the cut. -don't be nervous. -okay, yeah, yeah. somebody messed up and put that six up there. yeah. announcer: and what will happen when he finds out his company is going out of style? we rarely have younger girls come in. they all think that it's an old lady store. oh, they do? announcer: find out next

. >> chris rock, george lopez, martin lawrence, man bell biv de vo and en vogue, salt and pepper, big daddy cane will show you how they all got and current stars of today. it will be huge. one of the best specials of the year on tv. >> show time at the apollo airs december 5 only on "fox". in hollywood, adam hously, fox news. >>> now wait is adam tracking that out a little more than usual. >> sounds like it yeah. >> he likes to. >> that was like five seconds. >> because he was doing it like show time at the apollo. >> ah probably. >> that is it. >> maybe we'll see the next time we hear from him. >> the show looks great many jobs can steve harvey have. >> really. >> they used to say that ryan sea crest was harvey in hollywood think may rival each other. >> and larry king before all of them, too. >> crazy. >> they must plug in. unbelievable. here we are december 5. show airs tonight and it's like, wow, here we are rolling into winter. today not bad. >> not bad at all. >> plenty of sunshine. mid up toer 50s that's nice for december and more rain is could be an inch of of rain. it will be

she told "vogue" magazine, i've never been a former first lady before, i'm going to have to feel it out how i want that life to look, what i want that life to look like. first, though, president obama said he promised to take her on a long vacation after the inauguration. erin? >> all right. thank you, athena. >>> and "outfront" now, david gergen, former presidential adviser to four presidents. david, you know, you just saw donald trump saying, oh, she didn't really mean what everybody thought she meant. when she talked about now she knows what it feels like to have no hope. if anyone else had said that about him, he would be slamming them. why so restrained when it comes to her? >> well, i think he just had this very productive meeting and both first ladies got along very well. he feels some warmth, president obama. it was very clear, i think to most listeners, that that was not a benign statement on her part. it was really a critique of where she thinks the country's heading under his leadership. >> yeah, i mean, it's how pretty much everybody saw it, not much room for context. i mean

there's nothing to it, vogue! >> what surprised you most about her? >> how cool she is. we were talking about books and what book she's reading and she was interested in the book i was reading. ? don't cry for me, argentina ? ? >> rarely in carpool karaoke does a star sing a capella and our own history with madonna goes back to 1984. she was just 25. >> when i want to do something, i have to do it. ?? ?? >> madonna seemed to be flirting with james, but then she just had to make a dig. >> what's wrong with this? >> no. >> oh, no! >> what, i mean, it's very seattle 1990. >> oh, no. i really like this shirt. >> it's all right. >> james, have you seen some of the things that madonna's worn? don't even worry. >> meanwhile, let's talk about kanye west. "e.t." has learned from production sources on "keeping up with the kardashians" that several family members have talked on camera about his breakdown and hospitalization. it's unclear if it will make it on the show as to if kim and kanye are on the rocks. a source tells us the couple is solid. we got another update from kanye's

the critical message from the editor of teen vogue first president-elect donald trump extract a secondarrest with a connection with the plane crash that killed members of the brazilian soccer team and the charges the owner faces. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> 4:54 am the plans are coming together for the commemoration services from legendary astronaut john glenn who died last week at the age of 95. five a glance body will lie in state of ohio statehouse in columbus ohio followed on saturday by memorial service at ohio state university. ceremony still have to be approved by an ohio state board will meet today. john glenn the first american astronaut to orbit the earth will eventually be buried at arlington national cemetery in virginia. >>> that is another person facing criminal charges in connection with the deadly plane crash that killed most of a brazilian soccer team to the owner of the chartere

. >> reporter: she secured her role as fashion's first lady by appearing on the cover of "vogue," nowes. this month anna wintour writing, no other american in the public eye has done so much to raise awareness around the rest of the world of our country's designers and labels." >> so funny, because a lot of people who don't really care that much about fashion think, oh, fashion. kind of frivolous. but it's not. it can be very substantive. >> for michelle, she made sure that it mattered quite a bit. and if you think about it, it's really a dollar industry. she came just at the right moment where there was so much rising talent. >> reporter: toledo's design, like many of the first lady's choices, ending up in museums. toledo took me on a tour of her personal archive. designs that also hang in michelle's closet. in many ways, michelle obama became a fashion fairy godmother. >> jason woo in the inauguration dress. that white, beautiful, one-shoulder, wide applique dress. that gown was for me she's such a fascinating woman to dress. >> reporter: garang, the 31-year-old designer from nepal,

. ♪ come on, vogue >> it waazs cry and so wild.y body was hanging out the window. >> it went viral with almost 3 million views in aamost 48 hours and today billboard mag >> congratulations, woman of the year. >> it is an honor, obviously. it's great to come here and importantly to speak about women, and women in general in the world today. very important times. >> the magazine honoring the seven-time grammy winner for the spectar culathree decades-plus career and $1.3 billion earned from concerts including the rebel heart tour now a documentary that premieres tonight on showtime. she told sean penn she's still in love with him. >> and i'm still in love with you. >> you said you would marry sean again for a $150,000 bid. would you? >> i never said that. he bought the dress for $150,000. that's a long story. we'll talk about that later. >> cg we're with dancing champ laurie hernandez. why her ballroom days aren't done yet. >> this is a new outfit you haven't seen me wear yet. i can't wait. >> what you never knew about "the dick van d

there were also reports that trump met with vogue magazine editor in chief anna winteror today, something trump mentioned tonight in wisconsin. the celebrity meetings and tillerson debate all overshadowed the news that trump made his pick today for interior secretary, republican congressman from montana, ryan zinke. former navy seal and reliable conservative voice in congress. in a moment here, we will be joined by the chairman of the senate homeland security committee. wisconsin senator ron johnson. but first with us in the studio to start off our discussion, our msnbc political analyst any dole wallace and pullitier prize winner columnist eugene robinson. nicole, on tillerson, what do you make of it? >> i don't think this is about tillerson. i think this is about putin have be instincts about russia -- did i say putin? i meant trump. having a body of statements about about putin. we talked last night about lindsey graham, marco rubio, who are not really in sync with donald trump's musings about putin. so i think they will use the questioning of rex tillerson to sort of probe how he as s

vogue editor-in-chief anna wintour was there today. so were former football stars jim brown and ray lewis. and rap mogul kanye west who says he talked to mr. trump about multicultural issues including bullying and urban violence was. there. west once said he too wants to run for president. now to a grim reality that the new president will face right away. his first foreign policy challenge is likely to be syria. tonight the syrian dictatorship and its russian allies say they have broken the rebellion in the country's largest city, aleppo. rebels are evacuating now after years of siege, starvation, and devastating air strikes. last night thousands protested at the russian consulate in istanbul, turkey, demanding an end to the bloodbath. aleppo once held two million residents and treasures of early civilization, but there is nothing like civilization there today. debora patta reports. >> reporter: the situation today was described by the united nations as a complete meltdown of humanity. [gunfire] the u.n. said it had evidence that pro-g

. >> now, that came as trump interjected himself into a multi-billion dollar business deal vogue bowing disparaging the government's contracts with the air force one manufacturer. he tweeted, quote, costs are out of control. more than $4 billion. cancel order. he followed that up with this con camera response. >> the plane is totally out of control. it's going to be over $4 billion. it's for air force one program and i think it's ridiculous. i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make a lot of money but not that much money. >> boeing stock dipped following trump's tweet but recovered by the end of day trading. the company issued this statement in response, quote, we look forward to working with the u.s. air force on subsequent phases of the program allowing us to deliver the best planes for the president at the best value for the american taxpayer. >> and trump's warning shot to boeing came before he maze this surprise announcement, hailing the japanese company soft bank for their $50 billion commitment to the u.s. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is masa of so

american vogue editor, anna wintour, said she was touched to be made a dame.es an 0be. jamesjones has now been knighted. 0bviously great pride, but mixed with sadness because of that enduring sadness of the families who have continued to feel the loss of their loved ones. he is one of hundreds being recognised for their contribution across the uk. this morning on breakfast we'll be hearing from people who've been there's a warning that heavy fog could cause further travel disruption today. yesterday the uk's biggest airports, heathrow and gatwick cancelled a total of more than 150 flights. the met office says driving conditions will be difficult in many areas of central, eastern and south—east england. 0ur reporter simonjones is at heathrow airport this morning. bring us up to date this morning. i've just checked the departure board here and it makes for pretty grim reading. we have a number of flights already delayed and some have been cancelled. it is thought that yesterday around 30,000 passengers flying to and from the uk had theirflights passengers flying

you've read about him in just about every major beauty publication in the world, including vogue magazinemed him "one of the best dermatologists in the u.s." and he's the author of five new york times best-selling books that address aging in a whole new way, including "the perricone prescription" and "the wrinkle cure." dr. perricone is also a board-certified nutritionist celebrated for his theory of inflammation, and he's the founder of the global skin-care line perricone md. >> this is truly the future of beauty. dr. perricone's steadfast commitment to learning more not just about skin but the human body in general is really placing him light-years ahead of his competitors. >> announcer: dr. perricone likes taking on the beauty industry and has been called a scientific rebel. so it was no surprise when he met the challenge of treating an aging neck. >> the neck is a very fragile area. and the skin is very delicate, so we will see changes there fairly rapidly. that makes you look a lot older. i thought, "well, no one really approached this problem." i just had to come up with a formulati

and the editor of the fashion magazine, american vogue, anna wintour, becomes a dame. touched to receive the honour. britain's most decorated female 0lympian, the rower katherine grainger, also becomes a dame. the five—time medallist who retired after the rio 0lympics spoke to the bbc about receiving the honour at the end of a very challenging year. i look back now to exactly a year ago, coming up to the year 2016, the 0lympic yearfor ago, coming up to the year 2016, the 0lympic year for an is always kind ofa big, 0lympic year for an is always kind of a big, big 0lympic year for an is always kind ofa big, big moment, you 0lympic year for an is always kind of a big, big moment, you know. as $0011 of a big, big moment, you know. as 50011 as of a big, big moment, you know. as soon as the clock ticks around to the 26 year, the challenge and opportunity is right in front of you. ididn‘t opportunity is right in front of you. i didn't really foresee the year that was coming, both for good and fullback. it was a much more challenging year than i expected, to be honest. i certa

american vogue editor anna wintour said she was touched to be made a dame.he fashion industry. the hillsborough independent panel was chaired by the former bishop of liverpool, jamesjones. he's now been knighted. obviously great pride, but mixed with sadness because of that enduring sadness of the families, who have continued to feel the loss of their loved ones at hillsborough. he's one of hundreds being recognised for their contribution across the uk. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the queen will decide tomorrow whether she feels well enough to attend a new year's day church service at sandringham after suffering with a rather heavy cold over christmas. you will remember that she and the duke of edinburgh, who was also suffering from a cold, we re who was also suffering from a cold, were forced to delay their journey to their norfolk estate from buckingham palace just before christmas and the queen missed that christmas and the queen missed that christmas day ceremony church service. however, we are told she is up service. however, we are told she is up and about

and the editor of the fashion magazine, american vogue, anna wintour, becomes a dame.'s touched to receive the honour. the flag bearer for team the flag bearerfor team gb the flag bearer for team gb at rio tinto six in paralympic games has also been noted. he's won 12 paralympic medals, including ten golds in four games and is now a sir. but as he told the bbc he wont let the honour go to his head. i have been through so many emotions once i received the letter, fear, excitement, just intrigued. i hope it doesn't change my life, i don't think it will. it won't change me but it is taking a lot of getting used to. for me, i had many operations to iron me out, 15 major operations, lots of breaking of bones, and that was before i was riding horses, and i carried on breaking bones. to be here today receiving this nomination for a knighthood is just, yeah, receiving this nomination for a knighthood isjust, yeah, really, really surreal. my team members in the equestrian canon share a part of the equestrian canon share a part of the knighthood because i wouldn't have been able