like digital computing is personal fabrication. it's a product not for mass marketing that for a market of one person. shoe wanted a device for screaming. so that thought led to creating fab lab. at this stage of a thousand this is a mini-computer. they weigh about a ton. they filled the room and they cost $100,000. they are about a thousand of them. this is kim thompson and dennis ritchie at the labs. the computer likely in your pocket direct lead dissents from this. a thousand is an interesting number. a fab lab today weighs the cost and complexity of a mini-computer. here is one in iceland a volcanic island off the coast of iceland. includes a 3-d printer. it includes a 3-d printer but there are 10 other tools that are computer-controlled to turn data into things so in this room you can make furniture consumer-electronics production tooling and all of this stuff. this is where they are. we set up one and then there were two when then there were four and there's a thousand fab labs within a year and a half. at the turn of last ce

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can this new alliance of ai and computation, fabrication, can it actually empower people? diversity and integrity. can it come to a balancing those data and design monopolies we are facing today? so what is responsible governments that rebuild for eye on technology that are in truth too powerful for human kind. and the same questions we are asked two months ago at mit lab meeting, biohacking meeting where biohackers from mÉxico, u.s., china, india, we are all asking the same questions, what makes us a democratic movement, how to make sure that our personal public data do not only benefit those who already control digital identities, so how do we create -- how do we build counterpowers where our citizens can learn to tell their own data, own ideas and design into innovation. we all dream same vision of authors but add biology to it and so it looks like this. imagine attributes of a new ai -- [inaudible] >> scientists, patients, congressman, everyone, dna on their own bodies on shared labs. ai platforms connected will analyze on the slide and integrated to most strategic sys

lemonis: you can store bolts of fabric here.here do the finished goods going when they're done? giordano: there's racks back there where you can go. lemonis: so this factory really has everything you need? -giordano: everything you need. -lemonis: how you doing? -i'm marcus. -bieder: zeev, how you doing? -lemonis: zeev, how are you? -bieder: i'm wonderful. lemonis: did you bring any of your pieces with you today? giordano: yeah, i have pieces over here. lemonis: in order for rocco to move the brand forward, he has to clearly define what it stands for, who he's making it for, and the way to do that is to simplify the offering. nothing feels cohesive at all. there's no story. giordano: i have a story. it's just -- lemonis: tell me what the story is. giordano: faded royalty is good quality product at affordable pricing. -lemonis: that's not a story. -giordano: okay. lemonis: that's a brand promise. giordano: can i show you the pieces? lemonis: no, i need to understand your thought process from inspiration to final product. -giordan

it comes with four inches of extra fabric, so the allowa nce inches of extra fabric, so the allowancey, that is what we do, we let it out, and some people have a two set wardrobe, one for summer, one for winter. the suits that you make, never particularly in fashion so they never go out of fashion, that is the sign ofa never go out of fashion, that is the sign of a classic suit. a lot of pressure with fast fashion that you will do something that is particularly in vogue, but you don't do that. complete cycle wheel that we go through fashion, pendulum swings between the pell width, height of button, these things a lwa ys height of button, these things always change. —— lapel width. height of button, these things always change. -- lapelwidth. these shoes, they do not look several wrote to me, they look very modern, he teamed up with adidas for this. bit offun, he teamed up with adidas for this. bit of fun, one customer is with adidas, and... we make a few suits, named after people, one of them is the winston churchill, but he loved the winston churchill, but he loved the fabric so much

fabric you know for pillow or maybe for a chair.s. >> called a tray? >> yes, this is sort after client tray, where we start to show kind of variations of what direction a room could go. so, you know, weaver kinds of mix of orange, some greens, and some blues, obviously we're thinking about a lot of color right now, color is really hot right now. it is spring time. so bringing in yellows, vibrant colors are really it. >> so for the tray have them take it home, ask them like which one did you gravitate more toward? >> may not take the tray home but may say oh, i love this, hate that, from there we boil it down to now gravitating toward the orange, what can we do? hey, throw yell know, there let's create. >> so you can kind dove that at a discount store? >> absolutely. >> like target, home goods, something? >> yep. >> go and get the pillows together, see which color? >> yes. >> okay. i'm sorry to like reduce your amazing skills. >> no, no, no. >> one of the other things i said to you that my daughter laundry has giant red chair in here

reporter: all the fabrics here are made by hand. every item is unique.tresses sewed suits, dresses and pillowcases. they have been so successful they sell as far away as europe. the fabrics are made of 100% organic cotton. >> what i am working on right now is intended for rome. people there are very interested in the material, where it comes from, how it is made, and the aesthetics of the material as well. reporter: that makes her products more expensive than mass-produced clothing. the fabrics are woven untraditional looms. a single panel can take a day to produce. marketing the clothes might be difficult without the help of this person. he works together with 10 small workshops and offers their goods on his website. today he is picking up a few jackets. he tries them on himself on behalf of his online customers. he said the traditional craft is experiencing a revival. >> this is handwoven cloth. it is a very traditional activity here in burkina faso, and there are at least one million women who are involved in it. in villages and cities it has become a

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that makes my team film is products more expensive than mass produced clothing the fabrics are woven on traditional looms a single panel can take a day to produce. marketing the clothes might be difficult without the help of a model subway he works together with ten small workshops and he offers their goods on his website today he's picking up a few jackets he tries them on himself on behalf of his online customers as it were he says the traditional craft is experiencing a revival. for saddam for the savvy did a quite a lot meso dolphin don't mean it's hand-woven clocked off a very traditional activity here and like you know it and i think there are at least one million women who are involved in it but if he did office get dotted and done and said in the villages and cities it's become a new profession for women because they can learn a trade and the fabric is very durable more and more people here are buying it. so on three hundred also need fossil dolphin. his company is located ten kilometers away near central ouagadougou i'm a day and a handful of employees have been running the

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it is an interesting story, and more importantly, it is about the fabric of america that his speech was not about. again, devoid of vision. it is so sad. the president presents himself and his gop tax scam as something to help the middle class. at the same time, it calls for 86 million middle class families to pay more as he pads the pockets of the top 1%. the president presents himself as generous toward dreamers but he is holding them hostage, the most extreme anti-immigrant agenda in generations. we heard more insulting words of ignorance and prejudice to our patriotic immigrant families last night. i remind you, and i have said this to his people. this is a first in a long time. president reagan was great on immigration. he did more than congress did after congress passed a bill. president george herbert walker bush was great on immigration. the two of them protected a higher percentage of people than barack obama did. with his executive orders. with their executive orders, they protected a higher percent. president clinton, president obama, president george w. bush , one of the bes

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so in this case, the rehabilitation will emphasize restoring as much of the original fabric and feel of the building as possible, mrarsly on the exterior facades, the marginal wharf in between the pier will be rehabilitated in a manner that is sensitive to its open utilitarian character as a site for embarkation and loading and unloading of cargo. you could see if -- you can live with -- go back one, please. you could live with the -- i apologize for the technical mixup here. so if you could read those project goals, we will be focusing primarily on f and g, rehabilitation of historic port structures and their stories and preservation resources through sustainable strategies, although the project as a whole has larger goals that will allow us to create a higher quality and more sustainable and more longer lasting orientation gateway for alcatraz that would be in itself, we hope, a landmark along the embarkadero. next, please. this is intended to give you an idea of the design rationale. the green areas indicate operational features of the existing embarkation site. the red areas are

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they knew it was fabricated. they knew it was false information.n they said they were the infancy stages of verifying it remember, months later, it was james comey that said oh, it's not verified and it's i salacious as he informed the president-elect. they also knew it was bought and paid for by hillary clinton. they never told the fisa judge. they also knew that the guy that wrote it christopher steele hated the president and had an agenda. they also knew they couldn't spy on a trump associate, mccabe said, without the dossier. so they used it anyway. and they used it to impact a presidential election. using the opponent's bought and paid for lies. you can't write a spy novel worse than. this. >> no. it's very disspiritting, sean, the idea that you can have a campaign, pay for opposition research that then gets funneled over to the fbi so can you investigate your opponent? that's not how american elections are supposed to work. and what is so distressing to me as somebody who is watching this is how the press seems to not want to play any credenc

pluggable febreze and fabric refresher. two more ways to breathe happy. >>> release the memo. >> don't worry. 100%. can you imagine. >> yes, sir. >> you can do anything. >> president trump last week after the state of the union address said he was 100% sure he would approve the release of the so-called nunes memo before he even read it. he is now in response to the democratic response to the nunes memo and has five days to decide whether he would allow it to be released. this time, no such rush. >> the president has seen the memo. he met with the the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein within the last hour to discuss some of the differences between the two memos. and we reundergoing the exact same process that we did with the previous memo. >> republican congressman chris stewart of utah is a member of the house intelligence committee. great to have you here good evening. >> there's a little bit of dissension among republicans what this memo means. the president and allies like sean hannity say it vindicates him. hannity

they knew this was a fabricated document, knew it was paid for by democrats and hillary clinton. they knew that the guy who authored it said he was desperate to stop trump. and the yet they used it. they signed a document in front of a judge that said we vouch for the reliability and authenticity of this document. in other words they were lying to the judge. that's a crime. 18usc242. it's abuse of power. and it's tragic that the people that we expect to uphold and enforce the law are breaking it. this is the proof. >> sean: so sebastian, this is what they do. they knew the dossier was false. they knew that hillary clinton paid for the dossier, they never told the judge. they knew the guy that was responsible, steele, hated donald trump, and didn't want him to win. they knew they couldn't spy on a trump associate without the dossier. they were shut down the first attempt they tried to get it. they got it on the second shot and admit without it, they never would have got it. >> so let's just remember what happened eleven months ago. the president tweeted out that his campaign had b

pluggable febreze and fabric refresher. two more ways to breathe happy. >>> as we reported earlier tonight, house republicans led by devin nunes are now poised to release a classified memo designed to discredit the russia investigation despite a warning from doj such a move would be extraordinarily reckless and abetted by the top republican in the house paul ryan who obviously is calling for a cleanse of the fbi. then there's this, on monday, the trump administration declined to impose sanctions against purchasers of russian arms sanctions that congress passed overwhelmingly in july 517-5. democrats blast add the administration's decision to defy congress despite voting for the sanctions six months ago, republicans have been all but silent. joining me political analyst jennifer ruben, republican strategist and media consultant rick wilson. jennifer, since you're here, lets me start, i think it's significant to look at the trajectory of this which is that donald trump the republican party is more unified behind donald trump

no matter how much damage is done to the fabric of the nation or to our standing in the world, i will not get into quoting statistics. you know what international polling shows how we are viewed as a nation. we are not much above russia and below china in the things that are changing that have so many long-term profound impacts on security. now with a republican party that has a major role that will do anything to protect this president. no matter how much it means to abandon their core principles or their obligations in the house and the senate it is a sad thing coming here in 1872 in the united states senate and i found myself in the minutes of a great constitutional crisis and will -- an impeachment of the president of the united states of america people said the constitution is being assaulted we have an obligation to at the republican house member on the committee and howard baker i could go down the list. one of the most lonely moments in my entire career was when nixon in order to obviate the need to turn over the tapes to a special prosecutor's that i will a conservative membe

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they knew it was fabricated. they knew it was false information.n they said they were the infancy stages of verifying it remember, months later, it was james comey that said oh, it's not verified and it's i salacious as he informed the president-elect. they also knew it was bought and paid for by hillary clinton. they never told the fisa judge. they also knew that the guy that wrote it christopher steele hated the president and had an agenda. they also knew they couldn't spy on a trump associate, mccabe said, without the dossier. so they used it anyway. and they used it to impact a presidential election. using the opponent's bought and paid for lies. you can't write a spy novel worse than. this. >> no. it's very disspiritting, sean, the idea that you can have a campaign, pay for opposition research that then gets funneled over to the fbi so can you investigate your opponent? that's not how american elections are supposed to work. and what is so distressing to me as somebody who is watching this is how the press seems to not want to play any credenc