the reality is frankly vogue colors is subject to how they want to, the realities the american people to vogue without a fashion forward leader on what is fashion which is at its heart grace has apparently nothing to look too because they the ball with this squarely. >> martha: i do think the first lady likes to send a message with what she chooses to wear. this picture and her inaugural outfit which was beautiful but very strong, i think this is a woman who has watched her husband to be indicted, shot, her house ransacked, and it feels to me that she's saying this is on my terms this time around and i don't really care if you want to put me on your magazine or not. >> for a magazine that to your point promotes to champion at woman it, breaking the mold, breaking through the glass ceiling, why are they not respectful of a first lady that says i am powerful to? recall that in the past when they talked about the 248 years of tradition, it was hillary clinton for the first time in u.s. history talked about -- that is their prerogative, where it was celebrated at that time. now for a simp

she's the former executive editor of teen vogue and former executive editor at feminists. as a writer, her work has appeared in the new york magazine the cut, vanity fair, vogue the atlantic monthly and jezebel. born in new york city, mukhopadhyay lives between putnam and brooklyn, new york. do we have representation from brooklyn today? okay, we'll take it. and then last not least, tonight are today's moderators kate harding. she is the author of asking for the alarming rise of rape culture and coeditor of nasty women feminism resistance and revolution in trump's america. she holds an mfa in fiction, a ph.d. in nonfiction and has taught creative writing at stories, studio, chicago and my alma northwestern university, among others. she lives in rogers park. and, well, she's actually making her own bookshop that's opening this fall. it's called jarvis square books. that's awesome. so i'm going to pass it over to kate to kick it off. thanks. hi. thank you so much for that introduction and for having us all. i really excited to be here to talk these two books at a really cruc

in 130 years vogue has never featured a republican first lady on its cover.enting the rather irrelevant nature of all of this at this point. raymond, anna won't be happy with this segment. thank you, raymond. aimed aimed i'm going to get my -- >> laura: wake-up call about china's plan to come to nate, yeah, the world. trump's a.i. czar crypto caesare d psaki joins us next. ♪ to new technologies. we're here, right by your side. [title: ontario, canada] [title: ontario.ca/partner] [title: paid for by the government of ontario] >> releasing in a been source ai model. >> it's happening very fast. i would say we have not lost our leadership here. >> laura: move over tik tok because there is now another chinese tech firm raising national security and competitiveness concerns. if you go into the app store on your iphone right now, you are going to see that the top downloaded app is from a company called deep seek. it is an ai chat box company whose founders claim is cheaper to develop, their technology is more energy efficient. that uses less data than american ai f

but when it comes to vogue, all be clear. they don't like the power suit.she wore a floral dress and was sitting down, they would say she is playing a female gender role, it is clearly subservient to men. she cannot win no matter what she does. >> jesse: you girls are so mean to each other! >> that is a mean girl moment. >> jesse: so nasty. >> i say if you have nothing nice to say it all the don't say nothing at all. >> jesse: then why do you talk so much on fox and friends? and finally scientists say wrong columns are wrong, a study from cambridge says men care about relationships more than women. and men take breakups harder. >> i disagree with the study. and that is because i remember being in my 20s and what it was like. you don't need a cambridge study for this, just go to a bar and ask the women with the goal of the night is and ask the men with the goal of the night is and you will get two very different answers. >> jesse: you guys wanted one-night stands and we wanted long loving relationships? >> flip those! >> jesse: men wanted to cuddle! >> women

yo asumo que esta vez vogue la va a poner en la portada. fran: vamos a esperar ese vestido. de estados unidos hoy hoy 20 de enero de 2025 cuando estamos en vivo desde washington dc. [hablan a la vez] aquÍ estamos. para que vean ustedes en vivo desde washington majestuoso con esta cobertura que hemos empezado en "despierta amÉrica" y que va a continuar en tan sÓlo unas horas mientras donald trump se convierta en el mandatario que ha hecho muchas promesas de campaÑa electoral y que asegura que va a tomar acciones de inmediato. fÉlix: esa la gran expectativa. en la economÍa, deportaciones masivas, cambios en la polÍtica energÉtica, relaciones internacionales, son sÓlo algunos de los temas que van a cambiar definitivamente a partir de hoy. para analizar lo que podemos esperar de esta nueva administraciÓn nos acompaÑa el analista polÍtico. gracias por estar con nosotros. >> buenos dÍas y un placer estar con ustedes un dÍa tan histÓrico. fÉlix: exactamente. estas una segunda administraciÓn que no viene de una reelecciÓn. quÉ se puede esperar diferente a lo que fue donald trump de

world." >> jimmy: oh, she was in "vogue" -- >> but it's really nice, this song, eh?g -- congratulations, firstly, "emilia perez." the movie is winning a ton of awards. you were nominated for -- [ cheers and applause ] you're fantastic in the film. s.a.g. award, critics choice award, golden globe. you won best actress at the cannes film festival. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] in the movie it's you, zoe saldana, selena gomez. did you get to hang out with them while you were filming? [ laughter ] >> please come for my -- for my next -- please come with me. >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] i will be there. i will be, yeah. your next thing. >> thank you. and -- [ laughter ] >> bad bunny: when is your birthday? when is your birthday? >> jimmy: you inviting me or him? >> 31 of march. >> bad bunny: march 10th. [ cheers and applause ] come on. >> jimmy: i'll let you guys talk. and, yeah, i'll be -- [ laughter ] i'll be over here. i'll be over here, yeah. i'll be over here. i want to be invited to the birthday. >> bad bunny: this is great, 'cause i've been here, like, ho

will vogue put her on the cover?ght on tape in 2010 complaining vogue had photographed stormy daniels for the magazine. when we come back, roll up the windows because these zebras are hungry. ♪ ♪ >> mary: wait till you see what happened on this very wild drive-thru safari park. >> it says don't feed the zebra. >> it's an invasion of zebras. [screaming] go away! oh, my god! >> the zebras stick their heads to the open windows looking for a snack. >> my god! >> the hungry, hungry zebras are relentless. [screaming] now their ostrich friends walked in on the yummy treats. [screaming] >> mary: a lot of mounds and beaks to feed. megan alexander has some deals. >> thank you, it's time for inside shop and we've got several items at exclusive discounts. to start shopping you can scan the qr code or visit insideshop.com. we have teamed up with knocking. hello, friend. first up, i am taking your at-home movie night to the next level with a gourmet popcorn making set. it comes with a bag of kernels, two reusable popcorn tubs in t

conservationist jane goodall, legendary basketball player magic johnson, bill nye the science guy, vogue editor in chief anna wintour, award winning actor denzel washington, and u2 frontman and philanthropist bono. now back in 2017, biden actually received this award from then-president barack obama, and it was a surprise one that left biden looking visibly emotional. today could be a bit of a reflective moment for him as well. he's got less than 20 days left before he says goodbye to the presidency and his long career in politics. this event today is expected to start at the top of the hour. so just a few minutes away now. >> oh yeah, and that was a beautiful moment. i think everyone remembers that because it was such a surprise for biden when obama did that. and yes, you said he was visibly emotional. he was moved to tears. he couldn't even speak. but it was beautiful. and today's ceremony will be amazing as well. julia benbrook, thank you so much and we'll get back to you. of course, when it begins, a new hour of the cnn newsroom starts right now hello again everyone. thank you so muc

the glossy paper like vogue, i think, and fashion magazine and design magazine.nd of course, this period is the 1960s. the late 1960s. they called them the swinging �*60s. when music, art, culture... i was there. ..was changing so rapidly. and you were part of that. now, there was a moment of euphoria about... new possibilities. yeah. new life, new vision. and of course, we had the sense of future. now there isn't any sense of future. and when you think of future, we get afraid. but it strikes me there was something a little different about you. because although you were mixing with celebrities, with mickjagger and all the most famous musicians, all of the fashion models in paris and milano and london, seduced just by celebrity and fame. you wanted something else. yeah, you know, itell you, i was telling you that for me, photography is a media. it's not that i am a photographer because i like black and white picture. you know, i'm not an artist. i think photography is a media, is a sociopolitical action. and that's the way i always try to use it. also, when i did

rihanna telling vogue the year before.el like i can do any part of life by his side. >> fatherhood clearly is important to asap rocky. he even recently, you know, said that he's taken a back seat with his career in a lot of ways to kind of dive into being a father. >> the young family featured in high fashion marketing campaigns for rihanna's brand savage fenty. >> 2025 could be a pretty epic year for asap rocky. first up, he is co-hosting the met gala, and then right after that, the spike lee and denzel washington movie is set to come out. and in the midst of all of that, you have this trial starting to. so depending on what happens with that trial, this could either be the best year of asap rocky's life and career, or the worst year. >> now, asap rocky faces the possibility of being locked away from his two year old and one year old sons for up to 24 years if found guilty. >> but if he's found guilty, he's not seeing any of his children or either of his children except behind bars, potentially until they're teenagers or

not just a writer, marie edited for vogue, glamour, mademoiselle, and conde nast magazines. i met her at high first event 37 years ago. over the years we have visited her home myriad times always surrounded by the most interesting people. it is there i first met and heard dr. howard dean, perhaps the strongest voice against our invasion of iraq and for health care for all americans. marie's passionate about saving our landscapes and environment. she's been the champion of the piedmont environmental council for decades. led the successful fight against the 1990's disney effort to blanket the virginia piedmont with houses. she served on the boards of the league of conservation voters and trust for publicland. she's a master gardener, working in her garden high above the potomac river in mclean. it was there she was first bitten by copper head snake and rushed tote hospital for the anti-venom when she was struck again a few years later, the emergency room noted he only treated two snake bites in his career, both on mrs. ritter. when she was yet again the attending physician on

anna wintour — who has served as editor in chief of vogue magazine since 1998. civilian honours, including an honorary knighthood. the former us secretary of state and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton received cheers from the crowd as she was awarded the medal. as was the actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox — best known for playing marty mcfly in the back to the future movies. you are watching bbc news, stay with us. hello, snow has been falling across parts of the uk, it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the conditions will go on into sunday, so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern england. and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands, could see 30 centimetres in total. lower levels perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in

now, the blaze has the vogue criticism of los angeles, a decision to send critical firefighting equipment to ukraine. you can see these headlines from a couple of years ago. donald from junior, posted his reaction on social media. oh, look. of course the l. a fire department donated a bunch of their supplies to ukraine. now, why fi? i destroyed the home of doors divided son hunter, but you can see his malibu mentioned in those images. now we spent quite a while spoke with form a pentagram security policy analyst market models. he said that the devastation is partially the fault of california as democratic leadership, as if the proper preparations were made um, years ago. there in donald trump's 1st administration. he actually told the news, some of the may uh, the, the, the governor uh to clean up the, the forest. and um, and none of none of that was done. none of it. also, he diverted uh, the destroyed some dams that would have allowed water coming from northern california into southern california because they wanted to protect us. uh, some tiny little fish. okay. and um, and so, so kind

history of the brain has the vogue criticism of los angeles, the decision to send critical firefighting equipment to ukraine. you can see these headlines from a couple of years ago. donald from junior, posted his reaction on social media. oh, look, of course the l. a fire department donated the bunch of their supplies to ukraine. a wildfire destroyed the home of joe biden, san honda, or you can see his malibu mansion in these images that laurie johnson, miss c o, but also seats and that from a c. i a anomaly said that the car runs us a business direction has been rife with mismanagement. hundreds of firefighters were released from their job because they would not get a covered vaccine years ago. so this, this was government in action, or government malevolence that help create the conditions for the, you know, you may not be able to control who starts to fire. but you sure as heck can control, how many firefighters do you have available? how much equipment do you have available? how much water do you have on hand? what steps have you taken to clean up dead brush so that you don't have f

anna wintour, who has served as editor—in—chief of vogue magazine since 1998, the retired la lakers basketballivilian honours including an honorary knighthood. the former us secretary of state and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton received cheers from the crowd as she was awarded the medal, as was the actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox, best known for playing marty mcfly in the back to the future movies. and before we go — some more live pictures from atlanta georgia, where events have begun to mark the funeral of the 39th us president, jimmy carter. his body was taken from the peanut farm where he was born, in the town of plains, to the state capital atlanta, where it will lie until it's taken to washington on tuesday. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. snow has been falling across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern england. and i think it is no

anna wintour, who has served as editor—in—chief of vogue magazine since 1998.edom to several civilian honours, including an honorary knighthood. the former us secretary of state and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton received cheers from the crowd as she was awarded the medal, as was the actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox, best known for playing marty mcfly in the back to the future movies. and at 85, ralph lauren is the first fashion designer to receive the medal of freedom. there's more on all the other recipients on the bbc news app and our website. before we go, i take you back to the scene in atlanta, georgia, where the body of the late presidentjimmy carter is lying in state. he died last week at the age of 100. you are watching bbc news. i will have more for you at the top of the hour. dromey than if you can. goodbye for now. hello. snow has been falling across parts of the uk. it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the problems will go on into sunday. so met office amber warnings remain in force.

whether it is tariffs or subsidies or the other forms of the new industrial policies that are in the vogue, the fact is they are driven largely by politics and geopolitics rather than by any powerful new understanding of economics. any new evidence or reappraisal of economics. the jury is out as to whether this is going to succeed in lifting standards of living for ordinary people, for the middle class, and lifting economic performance for countries it is happening by way of drift and tit for tat action. we are in a very stable action right now. we have to take a step back. there's a case for industrial policy. it starts from recognizing innovation is the key driver for long-term growth and innovation comes from capabilities. so the industrial policies that have succeeded in the past -- and i think are entirely relevant -- industrial policies that involve developing your own capabilities, r&d skills, energies amongst firms, developing your own capabilities rather than constraining someone else's efforts to develop capabilities. it is about developing your own rather than constraining anoth

house post comment teen vogue, poetry society of america, oxford america and elsewhere.lso very accomplished as you can tell. his book is called pretty. it is his debut memoir from living in texas as a trans person. as we can imagine quite a feat. i have a couple questions to get started. quote 28 -- 25 minutes of questions that opened up for q and a. i'm sorry i did not get your book in time i am not playing favorites here. coming from texasas we do talk a lot about religion in your b bo. what role does that play in your live now? a lot of religions have traditionally limited view of gender. how does that fit for you now? >> i have to talk about then. i'm of from texas i grew up in a very religious household. when i say very religious i made my mom played the piano in church and my dad was one of the preachers. i was like a church kid he was at church on wednesday andnd sunday and sometimes on saturday because my dad a mode of the lawn. i was there all the time. had to go to sunday school. had to go to choir practice with myhi mom. had to go to all of those things. the

the store is great wall of tie dye which features t-shirts, hoodies, dresses epic coats featured in voguehave pretty much anything tie dye-to hats to cat ears, we have it and it is tie dye and we have free glitter too. guests and shoppers will experience love and mazic come into love on haight. it is one of those places that i really hope when you leave you feel better, you feel happier. rainbows make people smile, so it is hard to come in here and not get a little giddy. >> when i in height in addiction i did not see my future. -ú i question if this is all i was minute to be. i was inspired to quit using when i was going to be a father. >> we will have this and she will [indiscernible] need to take the help now. since i stopped using, our life is night and day. i'm able to withstand cravings, i don't are body acs. >> anyone can do it. >> we are living proof that . okay. good afternoon everyone. this meeting will come to order. >> happy new year to everye. >> welcome to the january 13th, 2025 regular meeting of the land use and transportation committee of the san francisco water superviso

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which says, you know, our t-shirts are the new hot mess which is basically like a headline out of vogueurpose. but the main point i would make is no one cares anymore if you call us bigots or transphobes. we're rejecting that. we know that men and women are different, we aren't afraid to say it, and the brand is a big part of that. we're only nine months old, but we're making a big impact. stuart: it is a political statement though, isn't it? that's a political statement. >> well, i don't think it is. i think it's a statement of fact. it's become political because for whatever reason republicans are the the only willing, the only ones willing the weigh in on basic issue of common sense. although there are women on the left and feminist people who have been very vocal about this. but it's the become politicized, but it's really not political. babe biology should not -- basic biology should not be political. so i stand by this is really a statement of fact. stuart: no, i do agree with you. this is from xx-xy athletics, that's your company. how are the shirts doing? are they selling? >> we

. >> it seems like it's become en vogue to criticize apple and there's no reason to upgrade, people don't want a future-proof their purchase of thn iphone, buying an advanced version in anticipation of those ai sort of features, because apple hasn't shown any proof of those ai features. at some point this becomes consensus. >> that's fine, it's not in the stock. the stock, now that it's given back some of this move, the stock is effectively up 10% in two and a half years in one of the greatest bull markets of all time. this is one of the best on the market in terms of giving back cash and the services business isn't 30% plus, but solidly 20s and has a margin that allows it to trade at a higher number. should it trade at 33 times forward? probably not. but i just go back to apple and say this is a company i feel comfortable owning in this environment relative to some of its peers. fateful eight. >> i think you've got a dynamic where it really is -- i would take all that negativity and say that's right and it's in the price. >> i would say if you're looking for fateful eight that are really

conservationist jane goodall, legendary basketball player magic johnson, bill nye the science guy, vogueditor in chief anna wintour, award winning actor denzel washington, and u2 frontman and philanthropist bono. now back in 2017, biden actually received this award from then-president barack obama, and it was a surprise one that left biden looking visibly emotional. today could be a bit of a reflective moment for him as well. he's got less than 20 days left before he says goodbye to the presidency and his long career in politics. this event today is expected to

and it was out of vogue to be conscious anymore. like the more money we come across, the more problems we see. >> the sound shifted and the use of samples exploded. mo money, mo problems was a diana ross sample that an older crowd could hear and say, well, that sounds familiar to me. so maybe this isn't all bad. >> as they croak, i see myself in the pistol smoke fool. >> you got songs like coolio's gangsta's paradise, which is, on the surface, a heavier song, but the hook is so inviting and warm spending most their lives living in a gangsta's paradise. >> say what? >> hip hop had hit this point where it had become mainstream, and all of a sudden it starts appearing in other forms of music. there's this kind of rock rap happening there's hip hop that can be found in pop music. harrison ford i'm getting frantic, like sting and tantric like sneakers guaranteed to satisfy. there's r&b and rap mixing for new jack swing, the new jack swing is the sound that can flatter any of us down around town. >> doesn't give the same type of feeling t

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they're is featured in poets talk teen vogue poetry society of america, oxford, american and.rby's book is called pretty it's his debut their debut memoir about journey living in texas as a trans person, which is, as we can imagine in quite a quite a feat. i have a couple of questions to get started. we'll go through 20 to 25 minutes of questions and then open it up for q&a. i'm sorry. hold on. i didn't get your book in time, i guess i'm not playing favorites here, but this is katie's book. coming from texas. and do talk a lot about religion in. your in your book. what role does that play in your life now because a lot of religions have a very limited limited view of gender. so what does that how does that fit for you now? yeah in order to talk about now, i have to talk about then. right. i'm black trans person from texas and i grew in a very religious household. when i say very religious, i mean, my mom played the piano in church and my dad was of the preachers. so i was that church that was like at church on wednesday and sunday. and sometimes saturday because my dad like mo

attorney representing fernando, the lenawee vogue. al, this is the police dog ripped a chunk of her clients ear also biting into his face, all the parts of his head arm. police used a cane while responding to a stabbing at apartment complex back in october of 2023. investigators say villanueva galv as was told to surrender and they waited outside his apartment for several hours before the sun to the canine. the show's the police dog latched onto villanueva kelvis arm. his face was bloodied and police officers were failing to get the dog to let go. attorney says the canine was being used as uncontrolled weapon. now suing the department over excessive force. a dog. >> refused to let go. you know, the officers a pretty big guy as a second strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack the is missing out but bottom, half of this year, it's not just your love. this is the defendant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep h

prosecutors say michael thomas lewis said the basketball star was at vogue messengers and she told policehe had been in fear of lewis and they changed her appearance in public for her safety. the oscar nomination have been postponed due to the wildfires storage across los angeles and the academy of motion picture arts and sciences said nominations will be announced on january 23rd. i think we can agree that is recall. we will talk more about the fires and the cost to rebuild it, coming up on power lunch. >>> coming up, apple shares appalling the pressure from china. down about 10% this year. and other facing criticism from a source closer to home. which is meta. ceo mark zuckerberg slamming notiak f lk roracof invaon and deceiving people among other things. we are back with more after this. e key to ng rich is knowing what counts. (in atrocious french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot let's work on that french, shall we? (♪♪) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (in perfect french) au revoir mon amour. a bientot (♪♪) appreciate it so much. thank you. doors are new beginnings. -surprise! -surprise

fox and denzel washington, bill nye the science guy was one of them, as well as vogue editor in chiefa wintour. and then, as you mentioned, legendary basketball player magic johnson, who actually, at six foot nine, this was one of the moments that drew laughter from the crowd. he had to crouch down so that president joe biden could actually put that medal on him. now, this award, it's the nation's highest honor for civilians. the white house says that it is reserved for people who have made exemplary contributions to the prosperity, values or security of the united states. world peace or. significant societal, public or private endeavors. and here's a bit of what biden had to say when he introduced the group this afternoon. >> as cultural icons defined statements should be dignified statements. humanitarians, rock stars, sports stars. you feed the hungry, you give hope to those those who are hurting, and you craft the signs and sounds that our movements and our memories, you know, it's amazing your innovation, your you inspire. you bring healing and joy to so many lives. otherwise you

in vogue guidelines, guardrails anymore. just think of the people that he is now surrounding.h. there's no general kelly. there's no general. >> mattis. there's stephen miller and. tom homan and. >> rudy giuliani coming back. that should scare anybody. >> and so. now we're. >> a. >> week into trump's term. we're getting a. you know, preview. >> maybe a glimpse of what will continue to happen with this retribution tour. but, you know, what do you think of what we've seen so far in this first week? >> it really is no. surprise to me and shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. we've we've seen this literally since the day he left the white house. he will go after anybody who is not for him or jumps on board. and what was said there about his cabinet picks? yeah. i mean they they will go out there and primary anyone who, who goes against his wishes. >> you know. trump has always been a petty man. a lot of people have described him that. but i'm curious to get your thoughts. what other rationale could be applied for why he. has stripped the security detail of people whose lives are gen

vogue editor in chief anna wintour, also a biden supporter who hosted multiple campaign fundraisers on his behalf. some other notable honorees include soccer great lionel messi, actor denzel washington, conservationist jane goodall, the billionaire philanthropist david rubenstein, as well as democratic mega-donor george soros, bill nye the science guy and basketball great. magic johnson and biden will also award a few posthumous medals of freedom today, including one that will go to businessman george romney. obviously, the father of senator mitt romney, who was a secretary of housing and urban development and also the governor of michigan, as well as to robert f. kennedy, the late attorney general, and notably, the father of incoming nominee for secretary of health and human services in the trump administration, robert f. kennedy jr.. danny and amara, a lot of fascinating names there. >> and my argentinian barber is going to be thrilled about messi. i can tell you that. one last thing, betsy. before you go, can you give us any clue how the president is going to be spending some of his

something i noticed today on instagram vogue magazine, which famously did not have melania trump in its pages when she was first lady, despite having many first ladies, republican and democrat over the years posted about donald trump's visit to the tomb of the unknown soldier and did so in a non snarky sort of way. designer oscar de la renta, posting about usha vance dress from yesterday, as well as ivanka trump's coat. a very different approach, it seems. >> oscar de la renta making a big statement this weekend. go ahead ashley. so on monday, we will also be honoring doctor king. and in his honor, i'd like to to really refer to one of my favorite quotes by him. and that is the silence of my friends is the greatest betrayal. and i want to let that hang out there as we go into these next four years, because the concern might >> in just 13 hours, america will find itself at the beginning of the second donald trump presidency. he'll be sworn in inside the capitol rotunda at noon. here in a very snowy and very cold washington, d.c. although you don't see any snow on my screen, i assure you

the chef, jose andres, who has made global food aid a key priority, and vogue editor in chief anna wintour, who also herself has been a key biden supporter, hosting multiple fundraisers for his campaign. there are other notable honorees, including the soccer great lionel messi, actor denzel washington, conservationist jane goodall, billionaire philanthropist david rubenstein, and the democratic mega-donor george soros, as well as bill nye the science guy and basketball great magic johnson. biden's also going to bestow a few posthumous medals, including one to george romney. that's the father of republican senator mitt romney, who was notably the secretary of housing and urban development, as well as the republican governor of michigan. and one more to attorney general, the late robert f. kennedy. of course, his son, robert f. kennedy jr., is president-elect trump's incoming nominee for secretary of the department of health and human services. so really, a wide ranging list there. >> and danny, certainly a wide ranging list. i'm surprised that jane goodall hadn't gotten something like this

magic johnson, editor in chief of vogue anna wintour, award winning actor denzel washington and u2 frontman and philanthropist bono. now, this event brought back memories of 2017, when biden himself received the presidential medal of freedom from then-president barack obama. it was a surprise, and one that seemed to catch biden off guard. he was visibly emotional during that ceremony at the white house. julia benbrook, cnn. >> and we earlier promised you an interview from ukraine. having trouble getting that set up for technical reasons? we are on that. we are going to try and bring you that later. meanwhile, stay tuned. >> herbal essences is a force of nature made with supercharged botanical blends. our sulfate free formulas deeply penetrate to boost hair health. without the salon naturals price tag. herbal essences incoming dishes duck dawn power wash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. >> it absorbs grease five times faster, even replaces multiple cleaning products. >> those suds got game. >> dawn power wash the better grease getter at granger. >> we know dealing with

something i noticed today on instagram vogue magazine, which famously did not have melania trump in itsages when she was first lady, despite having many first ladies, republican and democrat over the years posted about donald trump's visit to the tomb of the unknown soldier and did so in a non snarky sort of way. designer oscar de la renta, posting about usha vance dress from yesterday, as well as ivanka trump's coat. a very different approach, it seems. >> oscar de la renta making a big statement this weekend. go ahead ashley. so on monday, we will also be honoring doctor king. and in his honor, i'd like to to really refer to one of my favorite quotes by him. and that is the silence of my friends is the greatest betrayal. and i want to let that hang out there as we go into these next four years, because the concern might

her work appears regularly in numerous publications including harper's, vogue, the nation and the guardianm entitled "jazz." please welcome, margo jefferson. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. wait, are these yours? >> okay. [ laughter ] well, i'm very proud to be in this company. several of the quotes i was going to read have already been done -- >> can't hear you! >> okay. i am very proud to be in this company. several of the passages i was going to read have already been read and not to mention -- no, it's fine. not to mention the perspective of both mr. mirapol and mr. margolic. so i am going to focus, in part, on its historical -- its place in the evolving history of -- of jazz which -- the term itself is always debated. so, all right. just a little cultural placement. a little repeating. from the left, a popular song, a collaboration of jewish and black artists and progressives, too, and radical leftists. the idea that it made its way from the -- the communist party magazine would not publish it, right? okay. they wouldn't, but teachers union, it made its way from the teachers unio

her work appears regularly in publications including harpers vogue the nation and the guardian.es writing at columbia university. jefferson has long had an interest in jazz and appeared in the 10 part documentary filmed entitled jazz. please welcome margo jefferson. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. are these yours? okay. well, i am very proud to be in this company come in and i had several coats -- quotes i was going to read. okay i am very proud to be in this company, several of the passages i was going to read have already been read and claimed, not to mention note, no, it is fine. not to mention the perspective of both mr. meeropol and mr. margolis. i am going to focus, in part on its historical, its place in the evolving history of jazz, which yeah, the term itself always debated. so, all right, just a little cultural placement, little repeating. from the left, a popular song, collaboration of jewish and black artists and progressives, too weak about word, radical leftist. the idea that it made its way from the communist party magazine would not publish it, right? they w

there was a huge vogue for swedenborg in this country in the first half of the 19th century. swedenborg was a kind of crazy swedish polymath. he seems to have invented a submarine. he seems to have invented something called a universal musical instrument. i don't know what that is. he invented water pumps that were used by the swedish ministry of mines, who actually employed him as a metallurgist. so he was very much a renaissance man. but what concerned? what caught the eye, let's say, of lady jackson was his spiritual writings, which i think number in the thousands of pages. the main idea that she glommed onto was that we lived in a kind of double consciousness, a kind of double universe. in other words, there was a world of everyday life. the world of real things, of chairs and people and meals and trees. and it was precisely mirrored by a world of the spirit, every element in the real world. if we're going to call it that, was precisely mirrored by its opposite in the world of spirit. she was very drawn to this idea of a dual existence, of a dual consciousness, and so it

her work regularly in numerous publications harper's vogue, the nation and the guardian.e teaches writing columbia university. jefferson has long had an interest in jazz and appeared in ken burns's ten part documentary film entitled jazz. please welcome. margo jefferson. thank you very much. are these david indeed? may not malvasia. okay. well, i very proud to be in this company and i hired several of the quote i was going to read. i am already being done because i are i okay. i am very proud to be in this company. several of the passages i was going to read have already read and claimed not to mention. no, it's fine. not to mention the perspective of both mr. and mr. margolick. so i going to focus in part on it's historical. it's place in the evolving history of of jazz, which which the term itself always debated. so. all right. just a little cultural placement, a little repeating. from the left. a popular song collab, creation of jewish and black artists and, progressives to word and and radical leftists. the idea that it made way from the rcp mag, the communist party m

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donald trump rescinded the omb order and now he should resend the nomination of russell "vogue."ght. when they administration announces directive on monday night we knew knew knew immediately was short-sighted disaster is and. it was clear then as it is now the director -- the direct of is given without any comprehension of what it called for let alone the ramifications. literally hundreds of millions of americans and the american people are outraged from one end of the country to the other and it is clear president trump and his minions are feeling the heat. did president know he was knee capping cops and firefighters from purchasing literally lifesaving equipment to invest in breathing gear and did president trump know he was destroying puerto rico's assistance program leaving 1 million americans hungry like did president trump know he was essentially shuttering community health centers, food pantry's. if he didn't democrats made sure he learned it really quick. i told all of you this week the proposal is best described with a the 3c's chaotic, careless and and then democrats r

you can't be pro worker and be for russell "vogue." he years pushing for chuluota cuts to america's social safety net to something that would cause immediate severe harm to tens of millions of american citizens. we all know his history very well and is awful and radical record from the first trump administration. even after leaving government he was the go-to authority for the most radical elements of the house gop advising them on budgets that punished american families seniors law enforcement others, a draconian budget cuts. his cottage at -- budget cuts cut to the deep. tomorrow when he testifies for the committee the that americans will be reduced to the outlandish extreme agenda. project 2025 would cause your stomach to turn during election he'd be a nightmare scenario. if you're among americans working class or from low-income families are middle-class families working hard to make ends meet he would be disastrous. if you rely on programs like medicare and nutrition assistance he would put those services in danger. on the other h

donald trump rescinded the omb order and now he should resend the nomination of russell "vogue."ght. when they administration announces directive on monday night we knew knew knew immediately was short-sighted disaster is and. it was clear then as it is now the director -- the direct of is given without any comprehension of what it called for let alone the ramifications. literally hundreds of millions of americans and the american people are outraged from one end of the country to the other and it is clear president trump and his minions are feeling the heat. did president know he was knee capping cops and firefighters from purchasing literally lifesaving equipment to invest in breathing gear and did president trump know he was destroying puerto rico's assistance program leaving 1 million americans hungry like did president trump know he was essentially shuttering community health centers, food pantry's. if he didn't democrats made sure he learned it really quick. i told all of you this week the proposal is best described with a the 3c's chaotic, careless and and then democrats r

frontman bono, who is known for campaigning against poverty and supporting people with hiv and aids, vogueuture actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox. hollywood will give its first indication of who might win oscars in march when the first major awards of the season, the golden globes, are handed out later tonight. films including wicked, emilia perez, the brutalist and conclave are among those with the most nominations. our los angeles correspondent emma vardy reports. the golden globes kicks off hollywood's awards season with what is known as the biggest party of the year. # unlimited... you're green. lam. wicked, the wizard of oz reimagined, has been spellbinding audiences as a stage show for two decades. now, as one of the biggest films of the year, it could win best musical or comedy at the globes with cynthia erivo and ariana grande up for acting awards. are you...english? no, no, i'm not english. why? but the surprise stand—out with the most nominations is emilia perez, a film about a transgender mexican drug lord. kate winslet is nominated for her roles in the film lee and