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Donald j. trump as the lead defendant in the lawsuit and addressed the president directly today when he announced the lawsuit. >> youre not emperor who fuels by fiat. we all have to abide by the rule of law. and were going to make that quite clear in this, that san francisco is in accordance with the law. were going to live by the law. and mr. president and your administration, you need to do it as well. >> joining us now dennis herrera, the san francisco city attorney. mr. herrera, donald trump...

Herrera, the san francisco city attorney. mr. herrera, donald trump -- the presidency hasnt denied any federal funding to san francisco yet. but youre already suing. why didnt you wait to see if any funds were going to be denied? >> because the executive order in terms of its enforcement mechanism makes it quite clear that its unconstitutional on its face. and the president, both in his recent statements at the philadelphia conference and when he was a candidate, makes it quite clear that san fr...

>> there she is. that got high marks. i came back to my hotel in the afternoon and everybody was talking about the dresses. im serious. >> in my hotel, they were all wearing them. >> and in the evening she wore a white gown that was -- who made the white gown? pierre. >> in collaboration. >> former creative director of a herrera. high marks for that one, too. and ivanka trump getting high marks for the outfit she wore during the day and then in the evening the gown that she wore. >> the phrase i...

Im told. >> earlier in the day she channelled jackie kennedy with this sky blue ralph lauren cashmere jacket and turtle neck dress. ivanka trump, the 35-year-old daughter of the president stunned last nights liberty ball in this gold carley that herrera ball gown. >> did you say it was bedazzled? were not seeing it right now. >> there you go, on the right. the sleeves were bejewelled. >> is it bedazzled or bejewelled? or can it be both? >> i dont think you bedazzle these gowns. for the swearing ...

Solution. >> reporter: president french president hollande went stag to last nights state dinner. after a breakup, the state department had to change the seating and forego the dance. >> we have grown to love all things french, the film, wine -- but we love the french friends. >> reporter: michelle obama dazzled in a herrera. in attendance, stephen colbert and mary j. blige sang. >> i have two daughters, and they are both gorgeous and wonderful and i would never choose between them. and thats ho...

Abcs molly hunter has details. >> reporter: french president francois hollande went stag to last nights state dinner after a high-profile breakup left his dateless, the state department had to change the seating arrangement and forego the dancing. >> we have grown to love all things french, the film, the food, the wine -- especially the wine -- but most of all we love our french friends. >> reporter: michelle obama dazzled in a herrera. and president obama charmed americas french friends. in att...

Martha: scary one this morning. alaska airlines passenger is under arrest today accused of trying to open an emergency exit while in mid-flight. witnesses say the 23-year-old, his name is alexander herrera, made, quote, unusual statements before he attempted to crank open the exit door in the middle of the flight. one man put herrera in a choke hold, going over the seat to bring him down to the ground. passengers used shoelaces and seatbelts to restrain him. all this happened 10 minutes before t...

>> okay. so im going to ask you your beliefs about -- well, youll get it when i ask you. austin, if the u.s. supreme court rules that same-sex marriage is constitutional, now the law of the land, what will you do? >> the debate on marriage is not going to end in this country. the supreme court can no more settle the question of this marriage debate than it settled the question of abortion. americans are more pro-life now than at anytime since roe v. wade because the debate continued. so thats wh...

narrator: paul gauguins life was the stuff of romantic fiction -- a tale as exotic and astonishing as his paintings. born in france, he was raised in peru. a sailor in his teens, a stockbroker in his twenties, by the age of 35 he was a married father of four and a collector of paintings. he bought works from édouard manet and the impressionists camille pissarro and edgar degas. and then, a plot twist. in 1882, seized by the desire to create rather than coll...

he cast it all away. rejecting the fetters of bourgeois society, he began a search for artistic purity that would last for the rest of his life. he scoured the most remote areas of france and its colonies for subjects, restlessly scraping away the veneer of civilization to search for deeper truths and redefine the course of painting. and he died in poverty only to be widely recognized as a genius by later generations. but gauguin was more than a character in his story. he was the creat...