the duchess of sussex is the guest editor of vogue and that means herface is on guest editor of voguee doesn't want to be on the front of vogue because... she doesn't want to be boastful. actually i think quite understandably she doesn't want to be in it. and the addition is called forces for change. good on her i think! lovely having you both here to go through those front pages. world correspondent, john rentoul! and the woman's correspondent, too! —— lynn faulds wood! don't forget, you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme, you can watch it later on the bbc iplayer. next on bbc news, it's the film review. leonard hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, i'm joined by jason solomons. good to see you, jason. hi, jane, good to see you too. what have you been watching? well, this week we've been going back in time. we've got the horrible histories team and their little take on rotten romans, roman britain in the form of em

she has been guest editing the september issue of vogue.se she is extremely busy and a lot of people want her time and she has given it to vogue. 15 trailblazing women on the cover. interestingly, not herself. why did she not put herself on the cover? she said it wasn't the done thing to put herself on there. i am not sure about this. it appears her royal highness the duchess of sussex is a woman in a hurry. i think the british people like to see their royalty but not here too much from their royalty. i think she wants to take her time as she engages with the british public. no, you have changed that story. i thought it was a very positive one. but thank you very much indeed. stay with us here. plenty more to come. good morning. some of us had some sunshine this weekend, but others, a weekend of relentless rain. in fact, it brought some localised flooding. in greater manchester, rochdale, we had over 90mm throughout the weekend. the rain was fairly relentless. a conveyor belt of wet weather that moved its way up through the south—east. you

did not make any media certainly not "vogue" magazine the gait keerp here. the framers of the constitution said in order to run for president, to be qualified to be president you have to have been bosch here. you had to have lived here 14 years. and you have to be 35 years or older. if they wanted to say you had to be an elected official they would have. and they didn't for a reason. they were leaving it to every generation to determine for itself the skill set that that generation feels is most necessary in order to navigate the times in which we live. and that kind of bias on the part of media -- it's very insidious and subtle. it's a suggestion that only those who have elected -- elected office in their past are qualified. now this is not in any way to minimize or to disparj the qualifications. but there are other kinds of qualifications. and franklin roosevelt said that the primary aspect of the presidency -- he said the administrative aspect is secondary and the primary role he said is moral leadership. >> so would you. >> in should not be anybody's edi

and the royal edit — meghan takes over at vogue magazine.ing up on sportsday on bbc news, a call for england to raise their game for a hard and tough ashes series from the director of men's cricket, ashley giles. good evening. borisjohnson says he's "very confident" a new brexit deal can be reached with the european union. speaking on his first visit to scotland as prime minister, he said theresa may's withdrawal agreement was "dead" but there was scope for a new plan. however, scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, after holding talks with mrjohnson, said she believed he was secretly pursuing a "dangerous" no—deal brexit, and warned it was now "almost inevitable" the uk will leave the eu without a deal. here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. visiting a vanguard class nuclear submarine on the clyde, borisjohnson wants the eu to know he is ready to go to battle to get a brand—new brexit deal. good morning, how are you? he has ordered the turbo—charging of no—deal preparations. but also seemed to contradict cabinet colleagues who sugges

plus, the duchess of sussex in her new role as guest editor of british vogue.eghan markle chooses women breaking barriers for the cover. for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." more details about the shooting at a california festival on sunday which left three people and of the shooter dead. this, a six-year-old boy, a 13-yirr-oldand a man in , his 20's. then gunman has b identified as a 19-year-old who used an ak-47 type riflehich was bought illegally in nevada. officials are searching for a motive. dave li is in gilroy, california and starts our coverage. ?>> what's going on dave: as the shots rang out, there was at first confusion. then panic. eventually, disbelief. for most of the weekend, this was the scene of a happy, popular food festival, around 18,000 pple in attendance. by sunday evening, it turned into the latest american mass shooting. the 246th in this country in this year alone. >> pop, pop, pop. we went behind some tents and took cover. we knew right away when we saw a lot of people running away. >> we tho

koe co-e spacedit british "vogue" came from herself.d to talk about ideas that maybe british "vogue" could bring to the place and help spread the name of the charity. >> reporter: the issue called forces for change highlighting activist women including maternal rights activist and model christy turlington, feminist and actress yara shahidi and candid interview with former first lady michelle obama. the duchess of sussex saying in a statement, through this lens i hope you'll feel the strength of the collective in the di verse selection of women chosen. i hope readers feel as inspired as i do by the forces of change they'll's find within these pages. editor in chief edward enninful hoped the duchess would grace the cover but loved the idea of showcasing powerful women even more. >> meghan with this issue wanted to sort of put across these incredible changemakers. the message is female empowerment and also the message is about sort of staking your claim in the word and being unafraid and that's why we called it forces of change. >> reporte

but the flipside is as kirstin gillibrand stold me in the vogue piece.ry clinton complicates things she won three million more votes what does that say whether whether the country is ready. maybe they need a better strategic combine and the country is ready. >> the question is can it be one he thin the eek all college. be more specific. the fact the question is being asked doesn't mean the answer is no. >> women are now leading in the board room. leading fortune 500 companies, international companies, they are leading in the home. in the black community alone we have more women now who are head of household. that number is rising. so women are equipped. the sissue is the mindset. there is i guess a certain genderism against women. we have to get past that in every place and the white house. >> alexandria women democrats with helped -- they were the reason the democrats were able to deliver the house majority back to the democrats in the mid-terms. to me that's evidence that the country is ready or is there something different about the presidency? >> no,

these are the women chosen by the duchess of sussex to grace the cover of british vogue.she described them as fearless in breaking barriers. my force for change is yara shadidi. for me, i think chimamanda is inspiring. the september issue of the magazine is widely considered the magazine is widely considered the years biggest and most important. meghan markle chose not to grace the cover herself saying it would be boastful. instead she selected the 15 women, each championing the cause, and asked what change they wanted to see in the world. one change that i have noticed over the course of my career is just how polarised the world is 110w. is just how polarised the world is now. i do think the situation is ultimately us returning to the humanity we all share. the duchess said the last seven months working with the british vogue editor—in—chief had been rewarding and she said she hoped the collaboration would steer the fashion magazine‘s focus onto and causes represented by the women. thank you very much for watching newsday. i‘m samantha simmonds in london. and i‘m sharanj

this is her going to edit vogue magazinelj would going to edit vogue magazine.” would have thought guestught guest editor would have been in that position a long time ago but it's a first. she's not putting herself on the cover because that would be boastful, she says, but the issue is including 15 inspiring women, including 15 inspiring women, including michelle obama and doctor jane goodall the primatologist. you're good at doing fashion stories, have you thought of doing more of this? laughter she's on the front page of several papers. what do you think of her being guest editor? i think it's great because the editor is black and a man, so there's two firsts for vogue magazine. to comment... does she have the credentials? who has? laughter it's not for me to say but the daily mail has got her feminist icons and asks its readers if they agree with her is modern choices stop she has form on rights and feminism. maybe we could ask you to join cobra. laughter thank you. lynn and john will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the

and the september issue of vogue, which has been guest edited by meghan markle.e named the new coach of the gold coast titans in australia's nrl within the next 24 hours. he is set to see out the rest of the season with saints. three months after the journalist lyra mckee was shot dead during rioting in northern ireland by the republican group the new ira, no—one has been charged with her murder. in londonderry, where she died, tensions with paramilitaries remain. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy has been back to the estate where lyra mckee was killed, and reports on the dissidents pushing anti—police campaigns, and the threats to the community. in the area of derry known as the creggan, normality belies an undercurrent of violence. this mainly catholic housing estate remains one of northern ireland's last strongholds where banned irish nationalist groups or dissident republicans still hold some sway. that is saying to people, just you keep quiet and we'll do what we like here. since the death of lyra mckee, ira signs have appeared in the main street warning

sheinelle. >> thank you, al. >>> "vogue" goes royal >> that's your latest weather.s the guest editor the duchess reveals the women she most admires. >>> what is driving the grasshopper invasion of 2019 >>> then the history made at the box office by the star-studded "once upon a time in hollywood." >>> first, a hidden danger facing police officers and the new push for them to seek emotional help we'll tell you about that. first, these messages. arthriti, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or

team vogue that's how insane this moment is that we are living. anyway, the labor economist describes the terrorist attack as quote, righteous sabotage. she compared him to partisans fighting against the and then called for more terror h attack. quote, "as vince bronson and many of the other horror -- heroic comments before him has made clear, there are many ways to fight back against a violent fascist regime. perhaps it's time for more of us to put our thinking caps on." the decadent rich are really unbelievable and of course, kim kelly is a membervi so is antifa. these are the most privileged people in our society. of course, this isn't the working class rising out. this is the ruling class punching down. when kim kelly, by the way, it isn't letting off the labor movement for teenage girls, she is also a contributor at npr. you can make this up. in other words, government funded news outlets are directly spreading the message of people who promote the murder of government officials. it's sick.

these are the women chosen by the duchess of sussex to grace the cover of british vogue.escribed them as fearless and breaking barriers. my force for change is yara shadidi. for me, i think chimamanda is incredibly inspiring. she said it would be boastful to go on the cover herself, instead she selected the 15 women and asked them what change they would want to see in the world. the duchess said the last seven months working with british vogue editor—in—chief edward in a four had been rewarding, and she said she hoped their collaboration would steer the fashion magazine's focus onto steer the fashion magazine's focus o nto va lu es steer the fashion magazine's focus onto values and causes represented by the women. we've covered the young winners of the tour de france and the fortnite world cup over the last couple of days. they look absolute veterans compared to this young athlete brazilian rayssa leal is 11 and has won a leg of the street league skateboarding world tour. her win in los angeles sees her become the youngest skater to claim a victory in the competition. she

it's very unusual for someone over 60 to get involved in the world of vogue and such. but thanks to his endless enthusiasm greatly enjoyed. going into see us malls. we'll originally wanted to check out sang clue as the shooting location seemed to be afoot 1st we stopped at dior a store i used to walk by when i had my studio in paris. and i was starstruck avenue montane dior marlena dietrich up stairs. when we got to san clue and i saw all these expensive shoes and the gravel and the trees and the model with the dogs and i wasn't happy at all please i asked if we could go back so we went back to deal to the stairwell and everything was perfect perfect. that was the 3rd high level job i had. now after their walk after that happened with vogue i was approached by an agency in america to me it's the best agency i could imagine can come from without an agent i wouldn't be where i am now i'd still be at the targets and so i guess. having an agency i thought i'd have to work like a mule at the age of 60. yeah yeah. yeah. yeah ok. ok. that's nice. that's good. that's wonderful

working together we weren't using digital cameras we were still using analog film his 1st job for vogue was with the stylist honest ozzy about getting and the model if i had to go for that vita i took 2 or 3 photos and then he simply got up and left. them to me for. the end to fast and they said ok vita can we get to work now for sure and he said what do you mean i'm already done and that you have to take a 100 pictures they said no you said 3 are enough in the fashion world that was pretty extreme. but as for me he movie he's my surroundings have always been very important to me even though i never go have a look at where i am during the shooting beforehand so i just go and let things begin. oh here kitty and the same rule applies here don't discuss things in advance notice cautions. directing directing that's what the guys love the good ones too well actually everyone does. i'm going to see this multiple to one reason why he became so successful. was the fashion photography with all its skillful artificiality needed to be reinvented the 3 she needed artists to reimagine fashion small

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overnight, the duc of susic washe announced as t guest editor of "vogue."ue" has given us an early edition of the magazine, not even on uk news stands yet. on the front cover of people changing the world. this is a nice ch there's a mirror there so you can see yourself as a change maker. meanwhile, a source close to meghan says shen landed a interview with michelle obama over lunch. i'm told the former first lady immediately said yes. for seven months, the duchess ox suss secretly worked with british vogue. she's the first ever guest editor of the magazine's influential september issue. the cover featuring 15 female change makers. inside, an interview with former first lady michelle obama. is morning, the duchess a vogue releasing this video. >> we are at a cross roads in the world right now, the decisions that we make, every country around the world, awut ho we're going to treat women, how we're going to treat immigrants, how we're going to treat trans people a people of color, how we treat our planet. >> one of the women, jameela jamil, star of the good p

vogue hello, this is bbc newsroom live vogue with rebecca jones.as "horrendous incidents". and coming up: a group of mps who‘ve been on a fact—finding trip to canada predict the uk will fully legalise cannabis use within five to ten years. the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, has been revealed as the first person to guest edit the september issue of british vogue. she‘s reportedly spent the last seven months working on the issue and has chosen to focus on empowerment and diversity. the edition, entitled forces for change, highlights what buckingham palace called "trailblazing change makers", including the teenage climate activist, greta thunberg, and the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ardern. well, here to discuss this is the playwright and commentator bonnie greer. should a member of the royal family be editing a fashion magazine?” think in the 21st century, yes. fashion is notjust about clothes, it‘s also about a statement and social positioning. a lot of fashion magazines now have commentary. teen vogue is full of political thoughts. it

really from a longtime border agent. 2020 contender mayor yan williamson left out of the piece by vogue about women running for president. she is our guest. mike pence why did he cancel an event at the last minute to rush back to the white house? new details ahead. ets let's go outfront. >>> good evening, i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news, a shocking report detailing what officials call dangerous and potentially life threatening conditions at migrant shelters in texas. this is the report from the inspector general at the department of homeland security. what is inside these 16 pages cannot be ignored. mass overcrowding of children and adults. some with no access to showers or clean clothes. described in this report. at two facilities children had no access to hot meals for days. as the government requires. and inspectors ares are reporting that more than 800 children had been held longer than did -- the 72-hour hour period before transfer is required to health and human servicess. you can see them here. in these images. with what you can guess are the

we want to know, who would you put on the cover of vogue? male orfemale — tell us what you think.t use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. there's been a shooting at a food festival in northern california. witnesses said a man opened fire, one report citing a hospital spokeswoman said five people had been shot. their condition is not clear. it happened during the annual garlic festival in the small town of gilroy, to the south of the san francisco bay area. it was taking place in a local park where weapons are banned. armed police are at the scene. peter bowes is our north american correspondent. peter, what more do you know? well, this is a three—day event. it was just coming to a close. it is an event which has gone on for many decades. tens of thousands of people in attendance. as it was beginning to close, eyewitnesses described hearing, and some report seeing, a gunman opened fire on the crowd, with people falling to the ground and running for their lives, with people falling to the ground and running fortheir lives, running to safety. a number of people, we know, it has been confir

behind some of the biggest glossiest magazines in the world, but how is conde nast, the publisher of vogue, go, vanity fair adapting to the digital world? we'll get the inside track on making print pay. hello and welcome to business live. a special edition of the programme coming to you live from westminster. it's a big day here in the uk for the country's politics, because in a few hours from now, the governing conservative party will have a new leader. and i have to say, it's getting very warm as well! markets and investors will be keeping a close eye on developments, to see how the change of leadership will effect post—brexit trade negotiations. so far, the uk has agreed "continuity" deals with 12 countries and regions. these include a group of countries from south america and the caribbean, and agreements with norway and switzerland as well as others. the total value of these deals is around $94bn. injune, the uk signed an outline free trade agreement with south korea, which would look to maintain the current deal. trade between the two countries is currently around $iobn a year. mutua

"vogue" magazine did what they did. i certainly don't have an issue with any of the women. it is significant when something like a "vogue" magazine, so clearly implies that only they are qualified. that's definitely a dismissal. this is not a big thing in my life and like i said, i'm not the one who made the meme. >> has "vogue" called you to do a followup piece? >> mm-mm. >> no? who are your closest advisers? >> i don't think that i'm oprah's spiritual adviser. any more than i can say she's been my spiritual adviser, she's been spiritual adviser in many ways to an entire generation of americans. she's read my book and been in support of my book doesn't mean she sees me as an adviser. my own adviser, first and foremost would be my own parents, who are no longer with us. i think my 29-year-old daughter is certainly someone who i look to for advice. it's a very interesting thing the way that happens, your children become adults themselves. i have close friends. i have close colleagues. you know at a certain point in your life who you want to listen to, who when they text with

i have met them all and i have great respect for them all and "vogue" magazine did what "vogue" magazine. i think it is significant when something like a "vogue" magazine implies that only they qualify. i'm not the one who made the meme. >> has "vogue" called you to do a follow-up piece. >> no. >> no. a lot of people know you as oprah's spiritual adviser. who are your closest advisers. >> first of all, i don't think i'm oprah's spiritual adviser any more that she's been a spiritual adviser in many ways it an entire generation of americans. i think the fact that she can read someone's book and has been in support of my book doesn't mean she sees me as an adviser. my first adviser, first and foremost would be my own parents who are no longer with us. >> my daughter is someone i look to for advice. it's an interesting way how that happens that your children become adults. >> i have close friends and colleagues and you know at a certain point in your life who you want to listen to, when they text with feedback and i want to hear what they have to say and i have those people in my life just l

meghan markle is the guest at an british vogue big september issue. as keir simmons tells us, readers may be in for a surprise >> reporter: she's one of the most written about women in the world, often criticized. tonight these are her words, let's shine light in a world filled with seemingly daily darkness the influential british vogue september issue, a role she reveals she asked for. her editorial choices unashamedly political, advocating for inclusivity, spotlighting 15 female change makers like jacinda ardern who guided her nation through the worst mass shooting in its history. >> i think there's a solution. and it ultimately is coming back to the humanity that we all share. >> reporter: and pregnant be baby archie, meghan interviewing michelle obama i'm so excited for you and harry, imagining meghan and michelle chatting over lunch, mrs. obama supporting another woman as meghan puts it as she speaks out unlike any royal before her keir simmons, nbc news, london >> and that edition will be available online this friday that's "nightly news." i'm l

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. >> vogue has said they didn't want to diminish her candidacy. but at the time in march when this was discussed in april and the photo was taken the field was so vast they decided to focus on the women elected office at the time, and the story absolutely mentions her. >> did you interview her? >> i did not interview her. i was talking to these women. a lot of these women have hoyears combined experience in congress, and a lot of them had won races in which they were told a woman absolutely can't -- minnesota is not ready to elect a female senator. they spoke wum frt experience when they were told women could not win races. >> she made the debate stage and during the debate, look at this number. she was the most googled person, the person that audience members or viewers i should say wanted to know most about is marianne williamson. >> i think she's an absolutely intriguing candidate. and so it's absolutely not to take away from that. i think it's sort of unfortunate a very historic photo, election year six women in shot of the presidency there ha

meghan is guest editing vogue and prince harry did an interview but his comments are getting interestlans on having. he is in this edition of vogue and has spoken about the number of children he and meghan markle might have. but i feel like the headline is possibly taking a little liberty because the quote in the interview he said, he spoke about children and she warned not too many and he said two. he has not come out as a birth striker and saying they are only having two. nonetheless it will be interesting to many young people who are concerned with the future of the planet and supporters of the scandinavian teenager who is making her name talking about this. you only have to look at prince harry's work on mental health to see that people listen when he talks. he has found a powerful voice. people will be taking note of what he says. two of the people have spoken about that makes of the people have spoken about that ma kes two of the people have spoken about that makes two of the papers have spoken about how many children he may have but there is comments about unconscious bias and

boxer ramla ali has been chosen by meghan markle as one of the faces for her front page of british vogue guest—editing the september edition. ali's the current african zone featherweight champion, weighing in atjust 57kg. and st helens head coach justin holbrook is expected to be named the new coach of the gold coast titans in australia's nrl within the next 2a hours. holbrookjoined saints in 2017 and guided them to a first challenge cup final in 11 years after they beat championship side halifax on saturday. the club are also 10 points clear at the top of super league. holbrook‘s expected to see out the rest of this season with saints. back to cricket now and with the ashes just days away and australia looking to succeed in england for the first time since 2001, one englishman has been leading the way down under. and you've probably not heard of him. charlie hemphrey was spat out of the english game eight years ago without playing county cricket. after working as a baggage handler in brisbane, he's since gone on to become the first english player to score a first class century in austra

vogue shooting the 2020 women female candidates. they are missing marianne moon. pretty neat photo, all five candidates were in this picture. kamala harris was cut off. a lot of people i like where is marianne williamson? she responded. the framers of the constitution did not make the magazine where these pictures can be found the gatekeepers of america's political process. here to determine who and who is not to be considered a serious political candidate. the people in the people alone should decide who will be there president unburdened by the insidious influence of the elite on patrol period. let's take a look at some tweets. what a slap in the face to marion williamson who qualified for the dnc the way criteria, should be ashamed. a lot of people saying tulsi gabbard doesn't have anybody to high-5, marion williamson is somewhere else sending spiritual energy to high-5s. vogue said they were trying to include lawmakers running but people not buying that. heather: if you celebrate the women celebrate all of them. carley: be inclusive. heather: a special trip th

rob: nobody believes vogue. >> alex morgan scored the game-winning goal in semifinals against englandup of tea, that is expert level trolling right there. one person says seller gold, well done. another tweet here, mike says america defeats england within the first week of july. love that tweet. alex morgan's number is number 13 joking her number stood for the 13 colonies, good stuff. could you repeat that any time of the day? watch that. >> pizza just for me. >> in a survey found 53% of americans have a slice of pizza in the morning instead of actual breakfast. >> findings were gathered by a pizza delivery apps. we had to have pizza onset. run over here. >> it looks good for a 5:00 am pizza. done by a pizza apps. i can't say that is a neutral source. >> there is a pizza apps? that is a mess but looks delicious. better than cereal. better than cereal. i am going to take it to the green room. 4 july holiday is upon us. shark sightings are making headlines, shark attack survivor joins us to break fact from fiction and share his harrowing story. it will make your gums hurt. rob: brian ha

these are the women chosen by the duchess of sussex to grace the cover of british vogue. biggest and most important. meghan markle chose not to grace the cover herself saying, it would be boastful. instead, she selected the 15 women, each championing a cause and asked them what change they want to see in the world. the duchess said the last seven months working with british vogue editor in chief edward enninful had been rewarding. and she said she hoped their collaboration would steer the fashion magazine‘s focus onto values and causes represented by the women. have you heard this song? # take my horse to the old town road... this is the infectious country rap smash which has currently broken the record for longest reign of the us singles chart, topping the chart for 17 weeks, eight viral megahit that mashes banjo music and bass music. it has broken the previous record, a song by maria carey. let as i have a look now at the weather. the main focus in the days ahead is for heavy and thundery showers although many of us will have a fine and dry start to the new working week

the duchess of sussex is guest editing the september issue of british vogue.it has to be said used to work in city hall with the current prime minister, borisjohnson. he was mayor of london, yes. the days were challenging, long, but rarely... actually, it was a time where we face a lot of challenges in the city. we had to prepare the city for the olympics, there was an issue about crime. big issues that actually, boris as now, had to learn and tackle and deal with the city of 8.5 million, 9 million

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something else, the "vogue" spread of the senators running for president, five candidates and what itmost stubborn glass ceiling. the photo of them all high fiving and looking at the senatorial and womanly in the pages of "vogue." what did you make of this? >> almost all of the female candidates. of course mary ann williamson was not in the picture. ultimately, it was a girl power article. a lot of these women trying again to do something no woman has managed to do, but also talking about their policies, which is really important. they're trying not to focus on gende gender and what they bring to the table. >> and beto will be out with his family today. will this make a difference for him? >> at this point it's let's try anything that could work to get his numbers back up there. with his daughter molly being the subject of his email recently, he's trying to repackage his purpose for running as being out there for the next generation. so maybe this will stick, i don't know. >> we'll see. eliana, big, big fund-raising numbers for the rnc. $105 million total. >> yeah. in 2020 as opposed

harry also interviewed jane for the september issue of "british vogue" -- you know, the one his wifering their convo, harry revealed to jane how many kids he and the duchess want, quote, two, maximum. >>> well, carrie underwood is a mom of two, and she just gave her littlest fans the surprise of their lives. >> boys and girls, this is miss carrie underwood. >> hi, guys. >> i feel like since becoming a mom, you know, you kind of have different emotional strings that things can pull on. anything having to do with kids i will get choked up about. >> no crying ugly here after seeing a facebook post featuring these third graders and fourth graders performing her song "champion," carrie was so moved she decided to crash their rehearsal. >> can we perform for you? >> i would love that. >> show her what you got. ♪ >> i can't wait for you guys to crush it on sunday. you guys are going to be so amazing. that crowd is not going to know what hit them. >> the kids are performing at cma fest. proceeds from the event go directly to supporting music education for kids, with artists donating their pe

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 planned because everybody is. very very out and easy to find their. egypt now. let's turn to you as 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 listowel he wants to lead in a different way. on immediate response it will make this company growing sustainable i think because i'm woman i'm not i'm not feeling that i am the boss everything that we heard him. and i cannot do anything without making you and i'm not positioning myself as a boss but playing myself in the 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 fashion available worldw

. >>> meghan markle isn't just leaving her mark on the british monarchy but on "vogue."he september issue she is putting other women front and center the forces for change includes jane fonda and even new zealand prime minister the issue hits news stands on friday. >>> next time you head to the pool, make sure you get out of the car first. fire crews were called to a home in massachusetts to pull this car out of the water a 91-year-old driver lost control and drove into the pool. luckily the driver was not injured. we'll be right back.milk delicious. now, i've heard people say lactaid isn't real milk. ok, well, if it isn't real then, i guess those things over there can't actually be cows. must be some kind of really big dogs, then. sit! bad dog. if your mouth is made to amaze, let philips sonicare give its care a raise. get a months worth of manual brushing in just two minutes. philips sonicare, next-level clean, next-level care. there's always a way to make life better. philips sonicare. finally, an eggo thick and fluffy waffle all to myself, whoa. karen, karen you've g

yes, the duchess did guest-edit the september issue of "british vogue" and here's the photo proof.set, looking at a trench coat and wardrobe choices. meghan was five months pregnant with archie when her guest-editing gig started. if duchess has two requests -- freckles must be seen and she didn't want to be on the cover. meghan we're told was very hands-on personally picked 15 women who are making changes in the world -- jane fonda, yara shahidi, "orange is the new black" star laverne cox and salma hayek. >> i feel extremely privilege to work with the duchess of sussex. >> meghan only did one interview and that was with former first lady michelle obama. who was left out? the queen. the duchess is also getting called out for wanting things both ways. she constantly demands privacy but at the same time she wants the public to pay attention to causes close to her heart. >>> now from the duchess to an onscreen princess. >> i'm a princess? shut up! >> we caught up with a beaming anne hathaway just days after revealing she's pregnant with baby number two. >> i'm really happy. this is som

. ♪ thank u, next >> the 26-year-old tells "vogue" her ex-fiance pete davidson was an, quote, amazingon. it was frivolous and fun and insane and highly unrealistic, and i loved him, and i didn't know him. the pop star and comedian called it quits after five months. while he helped her cope with ptsd from the attack at her concert and the loss of her ex, mac miller, ari admits she also turned to alcohol, quote, i don't remember those months of my life because i was, a, so drunk and, b, so sad. >>> next, kim k.'s also making a big confession. >> this is like beyond. >> remember her crazy met gala look? well, the 38-year-old, who models her own shapewear for "wsj" magazine says she had to take breathing lessons so she didn't pass out in that corset. quote, i have never felt pain like that in my life. as for rumors she had ribs removed -- quote, i don't even know if that's possible. >>> meanwhile, friend and tennis champ serena williams goes au naturel.off my makeup and coming undone.olden goddess who in the wimbledon semifinals, is serving up realness with this un-retouched "harper's baz