"vogue" legitimatized him as well. melania, she got, and i call it two dynamic decades.ruly, she was young, striving, she was trying to become a model. after she married donald, she's a mother, a "vogue" cover model, and an american citizen and in the decade after that, she's the first lady of the united states. >> so it worked. >> it worked. >> that partnership works. >> it works. >> how would you describe their relationship? >> i have to tell you, some of those really intimate times around the dining room table, like the first day after the inaugural, i had gone over to the white house for dinner with the family. and it's -- it's a very personal -- they joke with one another, but she's very honest with him. and that's what separates melania from anyone else in that home. >> but what about the affairs? what about the 15 or so women at least who have come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct. does she believe them? >> behind closed doors and to the public, her answer is the same, it's just politics. which is,, you know -- again, like i always say, for me, i cann

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our ariane de vogue has covered the court and this justice for years.ruth bader ginsburg would host these private musicals at the court for a few guests, off the record. but you can bet justices like kavanaugh and justice gorsuch who didn't know a lot about opera, but they would be there and sit there and listen. and when somebody like denyce graves would sing, ruth bader ginsburg didn't often smile on the bench or in public appearances, shech appearances, she was kind of very serious. she would beam. and what's interesting, she would often say, you know, i always wished that i could be a great diva, but alas, i couldn't sing. so she loved music and you really saw that in that ceremony. >> what a great story, ariane. i had never heard that. jeffrey, i kept coming back to the line in denyce's beautiful rendition of that song, "what will our children say?" and i keep thinking about the fact that my children and jim's children are young enough that they will never live in a world that at least it is legal for our daughters to be told, no, you cannot do thi

like vogue a muggle or just was sued for the russian song. stream. so many different walks of life. some are. oddly tried but all of them come straight from the heart to its former c.e.o. but it was no more delusional. in trucks from. the from the 1st of the last to their final resting place the russians j w documentary. this week on world stories the jungle school for a rang a tank says on its own kind of lockdown. protected wildlife has been found on restaurant menus. let's start out in the united states and some cities black lives matter protesters are being intimidated by trump supporters now in washington state a right wing militias patrolling the streets. target training with the armed civilian group american wolf somewhere in the state of washington this is one of peter dio says favorite rifles the notorious a k 47 or kalashnikov for originally made by the soviet army but now a weapon of choice to defend american values as he says. pretty good classic so they don't make them like that anymore right dia's believes it takes armed men like him and his group to keep america the w

like vogue a mug orde says was food for the russians so. now it runs deep. but so many different walks of life. some are compact and oddly trying to get all of them come straight from the heart to its former c.e.o. even when there's no money dilution the march will ensure. from the 1st of the loss to their final resting place the russians on t.w. documentary. this week on a world stories. tough measures against protesters and go loose honey with surprising side effects and turkey. but we begin in cameroon where the corona virus is spreading many people there don't realize there are more and more cases of covert 19 that makes it difficult to explain the risks and convince people to get tested histories of cum ruin have never been empty since the beginning of the corvee 90 funded social distancing doesn't apply more chin did not hear. some people like maxell a small truth do not believe the virus exists at all income rude irony us these fears must to appear on camera but he does not think the coronavirus has entered the country. best talk of coronavirus cases

since the new government took office in may. 20 government protesters have clashed with police in vogue areas capitals of fear opponents accuse the prime minister links to all the gods and of calling on him to resign as stage the biggest demonstration for almost 2 months of dating protests authorities say several people were detained and dozens injured. chief cabinet secretary are usually he days sugar has officially entered the race to succeed. as prime minister of japan he says he will stick to the prime minister's economic reforms if you wins these favorites take over from a who's standing down because of ill health. to cambodia where i know tourists color in the countries jad genocidal command rouge regime has died at the age of 77 comrade doing oversaw the deaths of thousands after the communist guerrillas seized power in 1975 became a rousseau to transform cambodia into a classless peasant society and killed an estimated 2000000 people through starvation and execution what became known as the killing fields had been serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. the body of

. >> reporter: just this year, cardi telling "vogue," "when me and my husband got into our issues, youw, he cheated and everything, and i decided to stay with him and work together with with him, a lot of women felt disappointed in me. but it's real life." the 27-year-old celebrated their daughter's birthday in july. calling him "my baby" in the caption. the court documents obtained by abc indicate cardi is asking the court to grant her primarily legal and physical custody of kulture. all of this only a few days after cardi b. shared this message on her instagram. her heart finally told her to stop wasting her time, adding, it's time. the timing of that post obviously a little suspect. cardi is asking for child support from offset and hopes the divorce, quote, will be settled by agreement of the parties. cardi and offset's first hearing is scheduled for november 4th there in atlanta, you guys. >> you know this lit up social media by storm. a lot of people have been speculating that this was going to happen. there have been rumors surrounding their relationship. but one thing that a lot

take a look at some other stories making news around the world thousands have taken to the streets of voguearea for an independence day in march against the government people gathered outside the parliament in sofia to demand the resignation of prime minister boyko parse off and his cabinet and accuse them of corruption and having links to all the car. and brazil flash floods have hit the city of rio de janeiro blocking roads and leaving cars stranded residents have been struggling to make their way through waterlogged streets after torrential rain hit neighborhoods to the south of the city. more than half of the pilot whales stuck in australia's biggest stranding on record are believed to have died rescuers have been struggling to free the nearly $500.00 novels beached off of tasmania the strands of pod was 1st believed to be about half the size before further aerial searches spotted another group are up around $200.00 that were near i. am more than $200000.00 people in the united states have now died after contracting the corona virus it is the highest number for any country in the world

supreme court where cnn's ariane de vogue is standing by. you know, americans don't get to know the personality of a supreme court justice. but this was different. we all think we knew her, why? >> you know what's interesting about it, she was a legend even before she got to the supreme court. as a young woman, she went across the country, picking off the laws that treated men differently from women. on guarantee discrimination. that was even before she got on the supreme court. and one, she's nominated, as you said in 1993, and she becomes this solid progressive vote, perhaps her biggest majority opinion is the vmi that was a state school she struck down the all-male admissions policy. i was with her 20 years later, when she went back there. she had a rousing audience. but on top of it she was really known for her dissents, right? she was in dissent in bush v. gore. there was a big pay discrimination case. and a key provision of the voting rights act. that's when she wrote just a scathing dissent. and that kind of turned her into an icon, p

ariane de vogue, at the u.s. supreme court. >>> so as president trump continues to undermine confidence in the election, state officials now across the country are working overtime to ensure the voting process runs smoothly. and one of those officials, california secretary of state alex padilla joining us right now. good to see you, mr. secretary. >> good to see you, fredricka. >> first of all, as one of the people charged with ensuring the voting process runs smoothly, what can you say or do really to assure voters that they have the power, even if the president repeatedly attacks the system? >> right. voters should trust their state and local elections officials who work hard every year to make sure that our elections are accessible to all eligible voters. of course, are secure. in 2020, working hard to keep them safe for voters and election workers alike during the covid-19 pandemic. so the attacks on vote by mail and our election writ large, it makes our job harder, but voters can and should trust in the proc

let me bring in now cnn supreme court reporter arianne de vogue. what more can you tell us about how unusual or typical this would be that the president would only have a face-to-face with one candidate before actually naming that person as the nominee? >> right, fred. keep in mind, it's only been one week since the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg. immediately after that, president trump and his aides moved quickly, beginning this process. they had vetted a lot of different candidates but only one, as you said, got that sit-down meeting with president trump. and that's amy coney barrett, right? she's 48 years old. that's young. she would be the youngest member of the supreme court. she would be serving for decades. she would be the fifth woman to serve. she's a former clerk of justice antonin scalia and when you read through some of her opinions, you really see threads of his jurisprudence. fred, she's a dream candidate of the religious right. before she took the bench, they liked some of her writings on her religion. they particularly like so

also now being sold in wisconsin safely in fremont is selling several of those brands in addition to vogue whose label says in spanish that it smells like emil the store said they needed to get creative during the pandemic as people began hoarding toilet paper. >>major league baseball is barreling through its pandemic shortened season, but what about all those businesses that rely on game day fans to make ends meet. many of those bars and restaurants are struggling to survive not to mention parking garages, hotels. analysis from the adp research institute says small businesses at last about 5 and a half million jobs since the pandemic started some of them around the giants ballpark have closed others are trying to survive with outdoor seating and take-out but with no fans at the games, the foot traffic is obviously dramatically different. >>still ahead new video of an ambush on to la county sheriff's deputies shows the moments one of them saved her partner's life >>tonight new video shows one of the 2 los angeles sheriff's deputies attacked in compton saturday, saving the life of her partn

32000 people live in mold the 19th century playwright henrik ibsen used to vacation here apart from a vogue and fishery museum there's not much to discover outside loads of salmon and sea trout. to these quiet surroundings help young footballers develop. it was in mulder that ending hole that became a star. he's off to his departure to souths go again and then dortmund they still remember his biggest moments in a mall the jersey of the biggest memory as he ran he scored 4 goals away against brown. within 20 minutes small to run from 00 to $40.00 it was amazing he teared up to defend somebody in there in a few minutes and he was unstoppable she's watched him here more than i have but it's like them in the one of mine you know what i'm with that on when you go to go good to the. we have had players. use for labor so we can do it so well. on july 1st 201820 days before his 18th birthday and scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes against the bag and in the way stuff like that but the superstar. the day before we had the session. he was missing. the goal every time he had struggled. he was angry at h

let's bring in ariane de vogue. let's start here, the president says that he's going to pick a woman as the nominee. he released a list just a few days ago that he will be choosing from. walk us through who might be at the top. >> right, well, two days after the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg we're really feeling the impact of that here at the court and the country as a whole. and it is beginning to be a topic of conversation, obviously on the election, trump is saying that he is going to name a woman. at the top of the lists has always been amy coney barrett, a judge on the 7th circuit and a favorite of religious liberty. another is barbara lagoa, she's out of florida, she was the first latina cuban-american on the florida supreme court. of course, florida being really important to president trump now. another one is allison rushing. she is very young, recently confirmed, but she is also a favorite of religious liberty supporters, supporters of religious liberty. and if white house counsel pat cipollone wants

we can help these people because when they are grown up enough big and send them out of vogue there are many agents here a lot of people in the girl who can organize visas for you and some can give an edge to tolls and appease some time it goes up 210-0000 then began be sent abroad. would never call himself a trafficker and he clearly wants the best for his village but to outsiders he would be seen as a man who's willing to find work under-age children. the further the children are taken and the more often they change hands the more difficult they are to trace and the easier it is to exploit them. close to them the pollie border is a shelter for boys rescued from forced labor. they'd all run away from home and for some being sold was a relief many of their employers would treat them better than their own parents. are used to beat me over not. doing good regaining. that left town we have 3 was as a result eldest in your. state the local train station. could be used to beat me or everyday lives. 10 years old he has a big smile but his eyes are full of sadness like many of the other childr

reasonable in fact we are now demanding that we confess is such a mysterious story given that on the 27th vogue we sent a request for legal assistance from the russian general prosecutor's office and still there is no wants it is not we don't have legal grounds for. and that is why we are still legal assistance from the german side on monday next week e.u. foreign ministers will be meeting to discuss this issue further your seat belt did say that looked as if the situation would have an impact on russia relations we'll have to see just what type of impact that will be most likely get more answers or not following that foreign ministers meeting taking place next week. they use foreign policy chief u.s. that burrell has also proposed sanctions along the lines of the u.s. magnitsky act the pay that paper was initially drawn up to punish russian officials who were blamed again by the u.s. for their involvement in the death of russian answer to corruption a lawyer surrogate magnitsky who died in pretrial detention it was later expanded to punish people across the world involved in human rights viola

just one more, i don't know whether dark visions of the future are in vogue at the moment, but the handmade'st's won several emmys including best drama. it's won several emmys including best dramalj it's won several emmys including best drama. i think you will be foreshadowed a bit by some of the newer shows, but it's deftly on people's minds these days. so it's definitely a contender. just a final thought about this is virtual— does that mean there are no stars to be seen in la? very few, most are at home. jimmy kimmel is hosting the show at the staples centre by himself. a couple stars willjoin in, socially distanced, of course, but they've sent out 130 cameras to stars all over the world, not just cameras to stars all over the world, notjust in los angeles, but tel aviv, berlin, etc. so we will see how they managed to pull off this unconventional workshop. have a great night, michael, thank you. thanks. a memorial service marking 80 years since the battle of britain has been held at westminster abbey. the battle was a dramatic turning point in world war ii, when 1,500 pilots and aircrew lo

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women alone should decide when and if they become mothers ginsburg was a progressive before it was in vogue and left a lasting legacy that is now being played out by president trump urgency in appointing a conservative justice to fill her seat this news to sent shock waves through the nation with conservative but will to change the balance of the courts and democrats scrambling to protect the virtues ginsburg held so near and dear and the progress she made for underprivileged groups. has long been said that republicans cared more about the courts than democrats and technically we seen that play out with the sheer amount of federal judges appointed by republicans over the past 2 decades. but democrats may be waking up to the threats posed by the judiciary but a lot more conservative battle wakening happened when the news of ginsburg stepped brainiacs and just a few short hours after the death of the same justice the democratic party raised over $90000000.00 the base is gallon izing around our b. g.'s s. and the nomination fight that lies ahead with the senate and the presidency up for grabs

as being repeatedly shot by offices with a taser stun gun he died soon after a song from pity is in vogue atop with more. thousands of people are out on the streets for a 2nd night here in the capital as you can see behind me we are in front of one of the many neighborhoods police stations in. and many of them were burned to the ground last night the protesters have been hurling rocks at the police at this station throwing molotov cocktails at this police station to try and light it on fire this is just one of the 15 different demonstrations that have been called for this 2nd night of protests and riots that were sparked by the killing on part of the police about 43 year old a lawyer that was out on the streets drinking with some friends in violation of coronavirus restrictions and this situation is quite tense here. it could get quite more animate there any moment now. and if we're going to have to see if tonight that will be as violent as last night just to remind you 9 people were killed last night. with gunfire another 66 people were injured by firearms. 6 high profile taliban prisone

although russia which is a member of the o.p.c. w says nothing's yet been received a college actually in vogue or got more details from our correspondent on the quarter than. just seems like this political dispute over the alleged poisoning of alec saying of all me is entering its next chapter germany's handing over the evidence it claims to have to the o.p.c. w in the kremlin has already said it's not happy about it. it looks like. but it's not. including. it's not the case. germany is having trouble sharing the information with us we have no idea what 300 over to the w. so this is basically the essence of what's been going on over the last couple weeks berlin saying they've established than a volley was poisoned and demanding that russia investigate while at the same time moscow is asking to see that that alleged evidence and which they actually need to open a criminal investigation if there needs to be one and that just being ignored don't give our viewers a little background how did this all began well it started when the volley was flying from siberia to moscow in mid august 28th else ser

the wall street whiplash stocks bouncing back tech, what else, back in charge and the stocks back in vogue but the cool kids, our next guest says you better brace. >> shocking wild ride for one of wall street's hottest new stocks and sec has opened an investigation into nicola. >> residents in the south a live report from the region is next >> apple trying to lift the curtain on new gadgets a new phone not likely will anybody care? this is "worldwide exchange" on tuesday, september 15. ♪ >> a nice segment of music coming up later in the program >> by the way, good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you may be watching good to have you back with us. global markets are stepping up this day solidly in the green the major average back yesterday after the s&p 500 posted its worst week since june and the nasdaq the best week since march. the nasdaq back above 11,000 but still about 1,000 points away from that high of september 2. small but mighty do not forget about the small cap stocks the russell 2000 posting the best day since july 15 small caps have been outperforming. don't f

adopt a new constitution so local election is the source of that if we all want to have an olive vogue's toward the chips probably take place before the parliamentary elections that we want to keep the poem to we haven't you know we put it up but don't put it and then hold the parliamentary version accordance with the new constitution the rule being this by that point adults did what i did if we all want to have an early presidential vote which seats to look at. i would like to ask you the lamest we salute you and you respond with assault rifles what was that what was your massacre. no clues a little bit of his many theories but we want to hear it from the use of it what a piece he works very simple i know that margarita have had those just them said in a well known telegram channel got hype out of it. i'm sorry i mean i was ok. would you suggest many people followed and if channel wanted things shall be an hour before our appearance. prisons children are in our staunchest the presence of the country the president is a coward etc and for months there were posts like this one just so what

were going on just their own hard to thousands of anti-government protesters are out on the series of vogue areas capital sofia demonstrators have for weeks now been calling on prime minister boyko borisov to resign they're angry about his proposed changes to the constitution which could extend his term of carious next elections are due to be held in march the us house of the us house speaker says there is no chance of congress passing a trade deal with the u.k. if frex it undermines the good friday peace agreement in northern ireland. comments appear to contradict those of the trump administration which said a deal could be fast tracked through washington the u.k. left the e.u. in january but still follows most of the bronx rules until a transition period ends on december 31st. now to the philippines where schools are struggling to provide children with education amidst a global coronavirus pandemic from poor backgrounds are being disproportionately affected as jermaine ellenbogen reports from manila a. 14 year old marketeers loves art specially drawing happy faces but the last few months

the wall street whiplash stocks bouncing back tech, what else, back in charge and the stocks back in voguel kids, our next guest says you better brace. >> shocking wild ride for one of wall street's hottest new stocks and sec has opened an investigation into nicola. >>

human disrespect for animals and the environment, she told british vogue, is hastening our own destructionndeed -- our own destruction. indeed, she said the covid-19 pandemic is a direct result of that disrespect. still, there is reason for hope, she says, if we get together in time to start to heal the pain humans have inflicted on the world and the window of time in which we have the opportunity to change our destructive ways is closing. dr. goodall, founder of the jane goodall institute and roots and shutes, a youth-led global community action program, has immersed herself for decades in the life of our planet, her work in conservation has earned her the rank of dame commander of the most excellent order of the british empire, and as a united nations messenger of peace. her many other accolades include the french legion of honor the medal of tanzania, and a place in time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world just this past year. once again, thank you, dr. goodall, for joining us today. dr. goodall: thank you for inviting me. michael: we have we have lots of questions for y

and i want to bring in our reporter ariane de vogue.heard the president say that she will decide cases based on the constitution as written. and then judge amy coney barrett said that she will -- the law must be applied as written. so explain to our view youers what is behind those specific words, where she is coming from and what we would anticipate if she does become a justice on the supreme over the next 30 or 40 years. >> absolutely. and while we are -- ] undisearnable ] >> i want you to stand by, we can barely what you are saying because of the crowd behind you. so standing by for a moment. and explain the legal consequences of what we heard from the president and from the supreme court nominee? >> reporter: we'll see them right away. and i want to mention, you referred to the fact that you were in the rose garden in june of 1993 when rbg was unveiled by bill clinton and i was right next to you. it has been quite a 27 year run. and now we have a historic are nomination that will trance forp transform the court for decades and a noo

lisanly, all things mona were terribly en vogue. i had to share this newspaper clipping. see the little girl on the shoulders of her dad. she emailed me after she read my book and said seeing the mona lisa was one of the most precious memories she had as a young tiny child with her , father. the best part she said is when the line got long and it was cold and they were waiting 3, 4, 5 hours to get into the museum, her father said he would take her to tiffany's. at tiffany's, she was allowed to purchase anything she wanted as long as it was $10. i love that story. after the mona lisa was hung inside the large medieval sculpture hall, under the direction of the museum director, john walker undoubtedly felt a twinge of envy. the director had more to work with in the sweeping space of the met's huge medieval sculpture hall than walker had in the noisy, barrel vaulted loud west hall at the national , gallery. it was the metropolitan. the painting hung at the perfect eyesight line, not too high or too low. it was displayed against a hanging of stunning french brocade of red and

technology is back in vogue at least in today's session. and crude oil up slightly to $37 a barrel.eminder to listen to my reports three times a day on the salem radio network. >>> up next, anti-trumper alexander vindman, you remember him, he carries on his lies of the left in a new interview,s and it comes, well, in a very familiar package. we take it up with former director of national intelligence ric grenell here tonight. also more bad numbers for the nfl. how player protests are being viewed by fans. radio host larry elder joins us on that and much more. and, please, preorder my new book, "the trump century: how our president changed the course of history forever." it's available now at our new merchandise store, loudobbsshop.com, a mace where all american -- a place where all american patriots, republicans, democrats, independents. and i'll be doing a virtual book signing september 23rd, and get your autographed copy of "the trump sent true." sign up at loudobbsshop.com. stay with us, we're coming right back. don't forget your lunch! i'm making pizza on king's hawaiian mini su

i don't know who took those photos, but it looked straight out of vogue. >> thank you, friend. i know you're not talking when you were in the lake or the river. >> oh! check the insta. all right. going to move on now. new developments in the south bay. til leit.heyl spend adi3 million st removing huge piles of trash at aad and a lucky dog has a new home after being found in a scary spot. a bridge inspector saw this hound stuck under the bridge deck 120 feet over the mississippi river. and look at this, a rescuer climbing to the dog making sure that it is all right. he then made a make shift harness out of rope and lifted the dog to safety. and that do adopted soon after the rescue. >>> so this is what an empty museum sounds like. this is the sounds of silence in the museum. but those rooms will soon be filled with people once again. the museum has members only preview days starting next thursday october 1 and then opens to everyone else the sunday after that. >> i know that they will be looking forward to seeing it filled. i miss doing things like that. >> yeah. and just yester

even anna winter, the "vogue" editor who said she would never wear track suits was seen wearing a pairs that. you also have designer marc jacobs who told "vogue" in a recent interview throughout the pandemic that this was -- the industry was struggling for a long time and many of his collections could be in debt. listen in. >> i'm not sure there will be a spring/summer '21 collection. i just don't know. this has been a very difficult business to be in for a long time. reporter: now the business model is completely changing and that's changing to direct-to-consumer. you are seeing that, even nike is reducing the number of middlemen merchants that can sell nike products. why? because you can have higher margins and full control of the message to your consumers, and thirdly, data collection. you know exactly what shoppers are buying. so overall, this could be the strategy that the entire fashion industry takes post-pandemic and that is direct-to-consumer. long live the sweatpants, though. i know that's doing well. fashion week, september 13th in new york. david: we can now prepare for pha

>> jesse: i cannot believe that vogue did not to mention that i was related to them. "special report" is up next with bret baier. >> breaking tonight, you are looking at a live picture, i think of air force one. there you go. president getting ready to get off. the president heading to pennsylvania for a campaign event in the trove. president trump taking heat tonight over a suggestion that voters use mail-in ballots showing up to polls on election day as well to make sure that their vote is counted. critics saying he was asking voters to vote twice in north carolina. the white house is saying that was not the point at all. the president also in another verbal war with new york governor andrew cuomo over defunding violent cities. andrew cuomo an appointed interview suggesting the president would not be safe in new york city. joe biden left his home in delaware today to travel to the current center of racial strife in the country, kenosha, wisconsin on what to the biden campaign called a listening event. peter doocy is in wisconsin, he met with members of the community

cnn's ariane de vogue live at the supreme court with more. so tell us what you're expecting, ariane? >> reporter: right. when justice ruth bader ginsburg returns here for the final time, more than a hundred of her former clerks, an army of her clerks will greet the casket and accompany up those stone steps. this place is rooted in history and tradition. and the tradition is, is that the former clerks stand guard over the casket while it's here. they say that clerking for justice ginsburg was a lesson in law for sure, but it was also a lesson in life. for instance, i talked to one prominent attorney who said she felt emboldened to leave her job for a while, because ginsburg always said, you can have it all, but maybe not at the same time. another said, one of her favorite pieces of advice from ginsburg, and i remember this myself, hearing it in speech, that in work and in marriage, sometimes it helps to be a little bit deaf. another clerk said that she came in 1999 for her first day of the term and ginsburg had just been diagnosed for the firs

street journal, the lawsuit journal magazine the los angeles review of books, paris reviewed daily, vogue, teen, and your bio magazine, and many, many more, shall be joining conversation by adam got nick is running for the new yorker since 1986 during his more than 30 years at the essays and personal memoirs she reviews and profiled with the much reporting from abroad with fiction humor and part criticism. as the conversation unfolds, i want to remind you that we will be taking questions for if you have any questions for speakers you can submit them via the q&a box at the bottom of your scree screen. mcginley subject of tonight's discussion is all out. we had teamed up our friends at community bookstore space here in brooklyn if you'd like to learn more about the book and possibly purchase your copy you can do so via the link that is in the chat now. without further do, please welcome leslie and adam. can you hear me? civic yes loud and clear. think you both for being here, looking forward. >> thank you for hosting. they give for doing this. thank you for this extraordinary book. the hold

mexico's is now being sold in wisconsin and a safeway in fremont is selling several of those brands plus vogue whose label says in spanish that it smells like ham a meal. the stores said they needed to get creative during the pandemic as people were hoarding toilet paper. and introducing the mask the san mateo county officials will be out and about sharing covid-19 resources. details on the county's health orders and safety requirements as well as resources and masks again very very cool. you know does all right here actor and certified young person few days ago, i was talking on the iphone with maumee governor cuomo he's just going off about how as millennials need to wear masks because get this apparently a lot of covid is transmitted by us millennials no cap. >>that is actor paul run and he's talking directly to his fellow millennials larry is psa about wearing masks to prevent the transmission of the covid-19 virus see in the spoof commissioned by the new york governor's office, read pretends to be a young adult encourages young people to wear masks. taking a more serious tone toward the e

we have a special duo, fashion icon and a celebrated journalist, long time vogue editor, andre leon talleys collaborated with countless innovators. he was dubbed one of the most famous people in fashion by "the new york times" and the mandela of couture in his memorable 2018 documentary, the gospel according to andre. >> he's like a black super hero. like mandela of couture. the kofi annan of what you got on. >> he was so many things he was not supposed to be. >> you don't say i'm black and i'm proud. you just do it. >> for the culture, and he's now out with a new book, the chiffon trenches. and our friend who got her start in as a zimbabwe correspondent for bbc news where she is now an anchor, and the best selling author of the confidence code and women-oconics. great to see you both. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for having me. i'm happy to be here. >> how are you doing, andre? how are you doing during this period? >> i'm great. i actually like sheltering in and being at home. social distancing is perfect for me. i'm a recluse reading books, looking at old movies. >> it's funn

and the answer is that the great depression was an era where cheap nutritious food was in vogue and that food generally lacked in taste. this food was not what we would call haute cuisine. it was really very, very bland. one great depression recipe that i have seen that looks really, really horrible was that there was a casserole recipe where you took spaghetti and you boiled the spaghetti for 20 minutes. now, that's about twice as long as you should boil the spaghetti. so you mixed it with boiled carrots, chopped up. and then put white sauce over the whole thing and baked it. i cannot imagine eating this. however, it was cheap, it was filling. all of you are making horrible faces. this is not -- this is not great food. but it is food that will get you by. it was plain, it was starchy, it was filling. there is also out there on the web a really wonderful site called great depression meals with clara. i think it's called great depression meals with clara. clara was an elderly italian grandmother who lived through the great depression, whose grandson was really interested in great depressi

cnn's ariane de vogue live at the supreme court with the latest on the short list? >> reporter: mourners have been flowing in here all weekend long to pay their respects to ruth bader ginsburg, but the country is already looking at this big fight ahead. and trump has said he is going to put a woman on the court, and there have always been four sort of at the top of the short list, but the real focus is now on two. one of those is amy coney barrett. she sits on the seventh circuit court of appeals, so she hails the from the midwest. she has already spoken with president trump. she has been fully vetted. she's a former vallscalia clerkd he has really emphasized justice scalia and she has big support from the religious right, so you can bet abortion would be a main topic of conversation during her confirmation hearing. but another choice is barbara lagoa. she hails from florida, that battleground state that's going to mean so much, possibly to president trump. and another thing is just recently, she voted with the majority in a very controversial voting rights case. so

large group gathers are now risky and out of vogue and also illegal in new york and savors and pennsylvaniae covid-19 outbreak two million marriages took place in the u.s. couple spent an average of $28,000 on the ceremony and reception. smaller weddings mean smaller bills and less stress. >> dana: sorry, have to cut that off. hi, bill. >> bill: i like that story. hi, dana. see you later. >> ♪ >> bill: good afternoon. i am bill hemmer. president trump going all in on the campaign trail as protests over the breonna taylor case break out across the country. the president goes to battleground north carolina. then he will speak tonight in jacksonville, florida. he is set to leave the white house. if he comments we will play them for you. the fallout over the grand jury's decision to not charge any of the three officers of killing breonna

her -- he was legitimized just as much as she was by her becoming a vogue cover model. >> stephanie winston walkoff, thank you so much for being here tonight. and that is tonight's "reid out." thank you, ma'am, very much. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in". >> why did you lie to the american people, and why should we trust what you have to say now? >> that's a terrible question. >> a president confronted with his own kcover-up keeps lying. a new warning about the fall from dr. fauci and is a national bar bail-out the key to stemming covid. >>> the trump administration caught politicizing intelligence amid a new report today trump is trying to hack the biden campaign. >>> and why the largest fire in california's history is another national wake-up call on the climate catastrophe when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the president spent the last few years stoking fear and panic from everything ebola to antifa. the reason he lied to americans repeatedly about the severity of the coronavirus was because he didn't want t

we used telehealth for a long time before it came into vogue due to the crisis. i would like to hear from the panelists what might be some negative drawbacks if any, if we are working from home more and more. anyone can jump in and start. >> i will start with that. what we have seen from companies that have been doing this the withst is they struggle maintaining the company culture of having people feel connected to the purpose. some solutions to that will come out of silicon valley. i think about the day of holograms, making it more rich. having that hybrid, that part-time working in the office and part-time at home helps solve some of those problems. we have examples in the private ,ector of companies 100% remote companies with 1500 employees. they have overcome some of these problems. i think we have to dig deep and think about how do we not replicate the way we did things in the office question mark how do we make it better? >> anyone else? senators. mark pringle. with ms. lister, there are a couple different things. as people telework, they continue to work

. >> humility is not in vogue, though. you noticed that? [laughter] >> it is 1:30.it is time to go, and you guys are busy. i am ok in ending on the relationship between humility and human nature as an argument to why everyone should study history and why history should remain a central place in the curriculum, which is an important thing to remind people on right now. thank you very much and we will be back with everybody another time. up next on the civil war historians at now >> up next, historians edna greene medford and vernon burton discuss the debate over moving confederate monuments and memorials they often talk about how we remember slaveholders li