some people are, like, who is "teen vogue" to talk about politics?uratorship. why was that important and how would you even begin to do that in what people consider just a beauty space? >> it was a critical responsibility. i mean, you have to any about what was happening at the time, the 2016 election had just taken place, and, you know, this is a generation that cares deeply about the issues that affect our world, and directly affect them, whether they can vote or not, and they see themselves as activists, as change agents, and we needed to respect and reflect that. so it felt like a real responsibility, and, you know, we threw out the formulas. we didn't know if it was going to work, but we knew it was the right thing to do, and we really ended up finding a much larger audience, actually, of really engaged, politically engaged young people. >> trevor: right. >> and i just feel really proud of the work that we were able to do collectively as a young team. it was a very young team of people that really took risks to change that -- to really transform

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"teen vogue" didn't mention the downsides.ions murdered by marx's ideas, russia, venezuela, cuba, so many other countries. instead, they call marxism an inspiration and a bulwark against oppression. "teen vogue" used to target young people, now they target 35-year-olds with childish political beliefs. one of japan's closest neighbors is russia, and that is where this incredible survival story comes from. a russian man in siberia was mauled by a brown bear, then dragged back to its den to be kept for later like a plate of leftovers.d he suffered from a broken spine, but managed to stay alive for a month, apparently without food or water, until he was found by a group of hunters who rescued him, and now is in the hospital recovering. how did this happen? is it a real story? could you do it if you were grabbed by a bear? dr. marc siegel is fox's medical correspondent and joins us tonight. >> hi, tucker. >> tucker: this is a story that you want to believe is true. as a matter of human physiology, is it possible, could this be true

"teen vogue.ue by the way, i'm your biggest fan by the way [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: no, no, no >> i really am it's a big deal to be here so thank you for having me >> jimmy: i love, but that just, saying that right there gives me chills. going like, look at you. look at what you did i mean, is that a lot of pressure on you? do you even like - do you think about this at all >> you know, anyone who's been first to do anything will tell you that it comes with a real responsibility >> jimmy: yeah >> and a unique opportunity to do something that's never been done before. if you lean into it, and if you're able to bring your authentic self to the role and i feeally proud of the work we were able to do at "teen vogue. mostly to really wake up america, and wake up adults to the power of young people's voices >> jimmy: sure >> because they get such a bad rap for being so selfie-obsessed, and for only caring about like, the kardashians, and you know -- they do care about the kardashians. they like se

you were voguing a little bit. >> so were ong "vogue," of cour you're hearing it right now, that is aur "play of the day" and i'm going to tell you why coming up. >> full of clues right now. >>> full of headlines as well this morning including that breaking news overseas. a terror attack in africa. at least nine injured when two suicide bombers detonated security forces. >>> back here at home, next round of debates about to get under way. ten democratic candidates toni. bernie, biden and buttigieg among those taking center stage. >>> the first heat wave of the season moving in. millions in chicago all the way to the east coast preparing for temperatures that could top 90 degrees for three days straight. >> hot out there. >>> all right. now, we have the latest on that fatal shark attack. we're learning new details this morning about the 21-year-old american college student killed on vacation with her family in the bahamas. abc's victor oquendo has the story. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, michael. those details are devastating. her mother was just feet away when she w

"teen vogue" used to target young people, now they target 35 years old.s closest neighbors as russia, that is where this incredible survival story comes from. a russian man in siberia was mauled by a brown bear then dragged back to its den to become my cap for later like a plate of left overs. he suffered from a broken spine, but managed to stay alive for a month, apparently without food or water, until he was found by a group of hunters who rescued him, and now is in the hospital recovering. how did this happen? is it a real story? could you do it if you are god by a bear? dr. marc siegel is fox's medical correspondent and joins us tonight. >> hi, tucker. >> tucker: this is a story that you want to believe is true. is it possible, could this be true? >> you know, it's possible under the following circumstances: first of all, brown bears do not usually drag humans anywhere. humans are not their prey. but if he attacked the cubs are for the cubs at risk, the bear might get angry, and brown bears do sometimes a store food, and they wait for a while until th

vogue. they get such a bad rap for being so selfie-obsessed, and for only caring about like, the kardashians, and you know -- they do care about the rdashians. they like selfies. but this is the most politically engaged, the most socially conscious, and the se most divernd informed generation of young people since the '60s >> jimmy: yeah >> and they -- [ cheers andpplause >> jimmy: i feel that. >> yeah. and they're smarter than they've ever been given credit for. so it felt really good to be a a part of a platform that elevated those voices. and i'm just really proud to what we were able o at "teen vogue," and really to change the face of "teen vogue. to make it an intersection where you cod care about fashion and politics >> jimmy: yeah, you can do both >> because women do, right >> jimmy: yeah, you're allowed to [ cheers and appla be yeah, you can doh. >> yes >> jimmy: can you believe you actually did something that you when you were a kid, wanted to do >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: you used to

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vogue is reporting that the woman, known as emily doe, has a book deal. and the memoir is scheduled for release in september. brock turner was a student at stanford when he was convicted in 2016 of sexually assaulting an intoxicated and unconscious 22-year-old woman at a fraternity party. a letter written by the victim went viral after it was published online. >>> a school in morgan hill has been cleaned and disinfected after a dozen students were sent home with possible symptoms of norovirus. they suddenly became sick lasted from and monday. the district is working with officials to determine if norovirus is the source of outbreak. >>> public health officials say 94.3% of incoming kindergarten students are vaccinated. they say this is the closest marin county has come to the statewide average. >>> stran city leaders have a plan to transform one of the city's most troubled street corners into a foodie destination. the corner of hyde and golden gate avenue in the tenderloin is notorious for drug activity. but the city is working to transform the abandoned

. >> whitney port parlayed her "teen vogue" internship into a career as an entrepreneur, the now-married-year-old sonny says she had to make a pros and cons list before deciding to sign on for the show. >> what would you say is different this time around? there are so many differences. but how would it differ from the original? >> the drama and the things that we're facing are just more important, more serious, we're older, like, our adult problems are bigger. >>> three words -- here for it. here for it. all of it. you love drama, don't you? >>> all right, can i stick with mtv family. the mtv movie and tif awards they air monday night and jada pinkett smith -- her girls trip co-star will be presenter, along with melissa mccarthy -- >> how about arls' trip with them in real life? that's crazy. >>> all right coming up -- stop right now. >> you need the stop. >> victoria beckham in chance of moments are willing to risk. significant injury to to try to pull off what you did typically 2000. it's it was sad. as athletes we've. open there. spot when you just know it. that something just went an

you look at madonna's "vogue" ♪ let your body move to the music ♪ >> let's be really clear about somethingen you are part of a community fighting to survive and finding your own love within self and creating your own space and someone like madonna comes along and says, let me put you out there, that is acknowledgement. appropriation is when you come into our community and you take from us. >> reporter: hmm. >> and you d acknowledge but when you uplift in that way. it's about uplifting and empowering. >> reporter: and with june's pride month in full swing we couldn't let them leave without one more question. what does pride mean to you, each of you. let's start, steven, with you. >> i think for me, pride is about walking unapology etically in your truth. >> when i think of pride i think about systemic preregular. it's loving yourself when the world says you're not allowed to exist. >> those of us who have the privilege of being able to be visible have to fight for those that do not have that same privilege. [ applause ] >> pride is us, the pillars or the totem poles that the younger generat

business selling that same fashion in times past only older women would wear he chops but now they're on vogue among the younger generation showing off your latest fashions is very much part of this event for club members some of the guests post on instagram. egypt it's kind of and we get everybody. very very happy and easy to find. egypt now. let's turn to you is one of the few women and indonesia's small startup sector she's also the mother of 2 small children. some investors weren't sure that the young mother could run a business. she often works at home so that she can do both. joining the study wants to lead in a different way. if i need to responsibly need to make this company growing sustainable i think because i'm women i'm not i'm not feeling that i am the boss everything that we're here. and i cannot do anything without making you. i'm not positioning myself as the boss but pushing myself into a year with. some of her staff are now based in london setting up her e-commerce company there the indonesian entrepreneur wants to make her modern muslim. worldwide. now. a london based design

ariane de vogue, thank you.oe biden gets ready for the spotlight tonight, we look at some of the most famous moments of his past debates. also the one man who loomed large over the first democratic debate wasn't even there. and he wasn't president trump. and a new twist in the public feud between the u.s. women's soccer team and the president just a day before their next world cup match. people, our sales now apply to only 10 frames. a new low! at visionworks, our sales are good on over 500 frames. why are you so weird? see great with 2 complete pairs for $59. really. visionworks. see the difference. they're america's bpursuing life-changing cures. in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. at red lobster. featuring three new dishes that are planked to perfection. feast on new cedar-plank lobster & shrimp. or new colossal shrimp & salmon wit

move into vogue spoke in 2003 he played a vital role as captain and leader. ended his career when he was 34. before for the most toys the whole physician with evolutionary time monica you know . it's also not afrikaner. but look if you didn't have some spin on the economy it sort of influenced 5 on your confused by the current one that's the 1st thing i wanted to see. me tom daschle and i and there isn't a shift. pablo stayed loyal to vote. for a man who actually wanted to study medicine he cannot live without football for years he's been sporting director of the youth team and he's never really been homesick. for me. is if we're going to clog the. amount of what's enough because and to see if. nothing. but see here on this. money can doesn't some call born on view. of all of this regan this is for me since most and least of the. meanwhile he passes on his experiences to those who want to follow in his footsteps . the diplomat son who took a path in life. that was unplanned. let's and if that's for me another. one on the phone from folks who screen can coffee

. >> and our source also reports meghan will be guest-editing the september issue of "british vogue," on women's humanitarian issues. the palace has yet to confirm the move, and it is not yet known if meghan will do a cover shoot like kate did in 2016 to celebrate the magazines's 100th anniversary. >> meghan will certainly make a beautiful cover. >>> you know who would make a beautiful bride? how about gwen stefani? so could she and blake tie the knot? but she's feeling the love. topping tonight's "know and tell." gwen celebrated blake's 43rd birthday yesterday with an epic post for her cowboy including some throwbacks. gwen captioned the slide show -- quote -- can't believe you're mine. but is someone else making a move on shelton? >> oh. >> a seal gave him a smooch as the couple of more than three years toured chicago's shedd aquarium. ♪ >> and expect to see more of blake and gwen's summer of love. a source tells "e.t." they're making lots of plans to travel. so, could that include a trip down the aisle? we're told they feel as if they are soulmates and don't need a ring and a weddi

her background being a former prosecutor, long before the current progressive wave that became en vogueemocratic party. they shall continue to hit those notes clearly everyone gave rave reviews of last night that she will lead into the history with a young black girl in california who benefited from some of the policy that joe biden was at least mushy on if not opposed to. gerry: max, that's a good point. support among black voters for joe biden has been really strong. his association with president obama helping him there. is that now vulnerable do you think because the way harris went after him? >> i think he's incredibly vulnerable. i think we saw last night was so good for harris because she did essentially two important things. one is, she can miss the d&c democrats, establishment democrats who may be on the fence about joe biden that maybe it's time to switch. the second is, she showed her strength and prosecuting a case in a politician and 40 seconds, joe biden was starting to struggle. and it was a moment if you candidates get in their career. it was great to see. gerry: they go

and weight in the international economy interestingly enough it was corroborated by the president of vogue area mr rather who just said that who would actually imagine that the united states will stop to be the proponents of the free trade and the chinese and china will be the proponent of the free trade in the world so i sing the what mostly wanted to make understood by the audience is that the international. the nomic system needs profound changes and of course it should negate such. instruments as the sanctions as. direct political pressure in order to create computer give. advantages for some countries and for their companies mr clinton had in mind the north stream to a project where the united states are trying to sanctions through pressure to stop this in order to create better conditions for exporting american liquefied guest of the european market so i think that it was a very important part of his speech and i think it was very seriously taken by the audience with other political footballs as well as nordstrom to this of course the chinese tech giant weiwei which mr putin recogniz

market used to be a bit like dating the rich girl next door when you were a vogue was not easy or cheap but in the end it was worth their time for those u.s. markets are now 11 and stood in a well lit amsterdam window access is now expensive and even if it was worth it you know it's going to hurt some people we all know that america has the biggest military in the world just level the cost of whatever country you're in there's a good chance that there is a u.s. aircraft carrier staring right back at you so now the u.s. is a weapon raising its economy in order to fight international disputes and dominating the market is i.c.b.m.'s. teetered you saying the intercontinental ballistic something should ready to be deployed anywhere you need it advantages of the i.c.b.m.'s include causing misery to entire populations in countries you don't like without firing a single shot collapse the economies of your opponents and then blame the attack countries without actually having to deploy a single soldier and then accuse them of aggression and remember once deployed i.c.b.m.'s will work for decades