saks got the memo. overhauling their beauty department. >> the store becomes a display room that really helps to drive traffic to the online. they're much more profitable. >> flag ships are beginning to contend with stores like schofield's which rents space for three months at a time. and what millennials really want is constant change. >> the fact that we look at sales as a platform, the fact that we only change tour brands like a membership agreement and they're a part of the community and gives us the flexibility to give them all of that. >> the average rent for retail space dropped last fall. three years ago the real estate board called prices unsustainable. the changing place of the flagship store, will it make a difference to the bottom line. >> shepard: and ford recalling 1.5 million trucks because of a problem that could increase the risk of you crashing. so what does this apply to? it applies to these trucks. certain f-150 pickups that are 2011 to 2013 models. the company reports trucks with th

i will not buy something at saks?t think the consumer thinking about this they're looking how much i am paying for an item. connell: sure. >> 10% tariffs, a lot of these goods, big retailers push it off to the suppliers or absorb the increase. connell: we were talking last week. people get confused. the president talks about it in a strange way, money coming from china with the tariffs. chinese companies can absorb it or u.s. companies if they don't absorb it. so far -- >> the so far the consumer hasn't seen that much after increase. prices on packaged good companies, starting to go up. you're starting to see some retail price is increase. if you had a 25% tariff you will see real issues with the consumer. remember 2/3 of the u.s. economy is the consumer. retail staying healthy is very important to seeing this overall economy staying strong. connell: it is kind of interesting debate or discussion. president might have decision to make on first of march. whether to go from 10 to 25. to cut a deal. that seems like tough

dollars the field up to saks to head back to the workshop. where the fashion furniture bottles. it takes five hundred to make a chair. as well as endless amounts of string and two days a work. the team make all the items as well. and the funding bill paid for one bed we need three thousand bottles can you imagine it really cows and bottles that's enough to cover the whole floor here fall in and you have to clean them all before putting them all to get that. as is often the case with small scale messages. doesn't have the money to recruit staff for jeanette lee she's able to find volunteers. we have around fifteen help as well but i did they drop in sometimes. on the ng who we have an extra storage space which we have to pay for of course some weed out of it's i mean i wouldn't be able to do that so many boats will need space we could fix about a thousand in this room show that is not enough to make one inch off an entirely even with. it so as you can see we need more space economy when this she research online to explore the wide range of things you can make with plastic bottles

oliver saks's most famous case stereos, dr. barry. go into considerable detail in lincoln's generals wives about eye defect was linked to her failure to write to her husband. constanteeded reassurance of julia's love. it shook his self-confidence to its core when he did not hear from her, and it was at the root of his resignation from the army in 1854. when ulysses decided to return 1861, they in april sought to overcome her inability to write to him on a regular basis. her first offer was to send with 11-year-old son fred him. when ulysses got his command in late july. grant and fred did go, but grant soon sent fred back when were actually called into battle. amazing as it may seem, julia travel she would rather to be with ulysses than have ulysses suffer the consequences of her not writing. in the fall of 1861, julia and traveled fromren illinois, very northwest corner, at his with her husband headquarters at the very southern tip of illinois. brought her slave with her too, also named julia. we know that abraham lincoln knew that j

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the lessons -- and part of it i got the opportunity to learn this -- i used to work for governor bill sak early in my career. one of the things i learned from them is if you take the opportunity you have in service, every day you go to work you have the opportunity to make people's lives a little better. but you can't do that without listening to the people that you serve, and that is true whether you are on the school board or city council, the state legislature, all the way up to the federal level. to represent the people you are working for, you have to listen to them and bring your voice forward. that is one of the most important lessons i have learned and that i try and take with me every single day. [applause] >> my name is deanna langford and i have the pleasure of serving on the des moines public school board. i just started my second term. inm in year three, so i ran 2015. i was 22 years old, a year out of college. i knew nothing about what it would take to run a campaign. i think two of the most prominent lessons i learned was one, nobody does it alone. i had a phenomenal team o

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in 2016 they were a quarter of voters nationwide, more than six oker joi a htorically thats sak far morepenly about race. >> institutional racism is real. >> families of color face a path that is steeper and rockier. >> reporter: in an interview with "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan airing this sunday, president trump said he's unimpressed with booker. >> senator cory booker announced today that he's also running. there are a lot of democrats on the field -- >> he's got no chance. >> reporter: no chance? why? >> i know him. i don't think he has a chance. >> reporter: a notable apology from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who is set to formally announce her candidacy next week. she reached out to leaders of the cherokee nation to apologize for taking and releasing a dna test last fall showing she had a trace of native american ancestry. something mr. trump has repeatedly mocked. >> i can't call her pocahontas anymore because she has no indian blood. >> reporter: the tribe said they are encouraged by this dialogue and hope that the slurs and mockery of native americans c

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saks in german down 22, most asian markets closed for the lunar new year japan was open, up half a percentpeaker nancy pelosi over about negotiations to fund that border wall. >> i costing the country hundreds of billions of dollars because what is happening is when you have a porous borrowed drugs pouring in people dying all over the country because of people like nancy pelosi. who don't want to give proper border security for political reasons, she is doing a terrible disservice to our country. >> we have very latest on those negotiations, coming up this morning, ahead of the president state of the union. mark zuckerberg maya culpa facebook posting a message revealing what it is doing to tackle privacy, and transparency issues, the stock up a third of a percent right now, super bowl for the record books pailths battle rams for 6th championship victory, six super bowl rings amazon ceo bezos made a cameo of roger caddell's box under fire for big game ad amid lay identifies in the industry joining me to break it down dagen mcdowell, pwc partner mitch roschelle president of maslansky and par

cast saks stan hacker sentenced to four years in prison, breaking into bloomberg's private emails. him back then. stuart: thank you, kristina. thank you, ash. heard my editorial, i think we'll get a china trade deal of some sort. listen to what larry kudlow said about china trade talks on this program yesterday. roll tape again. >> no date has been set. no time, no place, no nothing at the moment. but he has said it is likely that meeting will take place. and i might add, the president has indicated that he is optimistic with respect to a potential china trade deal but, but, but, but, but, we've got a pretty-sizeable distance to go here, to quote a colleague of mine. we have a miles to go before we sleep. stuart: sizable distance to go, that did it. down went the markets. david nicholas, president of nicholas wealth management. speculate for me, if you don't mind, what will happen to the market if we don't get any kind of deal? >> i hate to speculate how bad it could be but actually think most of the run-up in the market because the markets believe we're getting a deal. if we don't

rape of other women and other brats, saw beheadings and crimes when she was in syria, and now she is saksociety through therapy. somehow this is just something she can shut off. she became not only a terrorist, she became an enemy of our country. she -- her citizenship likely is invalid because she was the daughter of a diplomat. if she did believe in that, she absolutely violated it and because i became an enemy combatant. >> sandra: again, here is the birth certificate. this was provided by her attorney. they put it out there on twitter for everybody to see, making the case that she is an american citizen born in hackensack, new jersey, in the early '90s. so they provide that, and also a letter, showing that her father was not actually a diplomat when she was born. which would make her birthright citizenship legal, and to the here, which means that it makes the case for them asking for due process back here in the united states. your thoughts on all of that? >> i'm trying to understand how they are helping her. because they are to have here. the bottom line i think, mike pompeo and pre