nifty a blue is the face of the brand. it has stood for its values since one thousand nine hundred twenty five trust closeness and care this kind of mental association a certain color a particular product is of real importance to the manufacturer marketing expert on seizures says the value of a brand has everything to do with the positive attitude of consumers as well but as regards navia you couldn't put a number on what it's what you could say it's billions or millions it's because the point is that a brand is a social phenomenon with commercial economic implications and not the other way around. the. navia is a social phenomenon. it's the association with the shade of blue and white lettering that i know that's what we call an asset brand equity though it's hard to quantify them how annoyed marked does in me your nest of t.v. just. at the nifty a flagship store in hamburg you can acquire not only skin and hair care products but unrelated things as well. what they all have in common is that they're all the brand shade of

this blue-collar script. no way intentional but i watched the episodes and the confrontation between her and jackie that has been the centerpiece of all of the talk is jackie, her sister asking how can you vote for that man. they never mention him, not his name. she was talking about jobs, shaking things up. and yeah, this language is what is really, i think, key in my book. this is what makes it what i call blue-color conservatism. language of class. the language of blue color authenticity and jobs and on top of that, not only is it class in means of saying it is not about race. that is what they are doing in the 1960s. that is what they are doing in 1970s. it is into the race. it is blue color values, roseanne's family in this new part of the show is multicultural. a gender nonconforming grandson. it is about class, about jobs, not what a lot of people have pointed to as trumpism. >> your book comes out in september. >> yes. >> you teach at the university of south alabama. but you are a philadelphia native?

so blue sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. says ecologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. deep in the rain forest in central africa. the by a couple. came bustling out. and the like the look was a baby book. and why anyone would. say he was needed by their culture that he stayed. only a promise to his son was the son only of the jungle and returned to the concrete and glass trunk. the result reverse culture. way for you come back you realize how strange the artificial is really connected to life. the prize winning documentary from the forest starts people first on t.w. . this is it really was the line from berlin britain's brings that battle heats up again as prime minister european leaders for a great extension theresa may want to delay the u.k. for drawing from the until june thirtieth but there are already signs that the e.u. could oppose the plan also on the program hoping the survivors of such won't eat a.

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are they to the likud side, are they to the blue and white? where do they stand? >> i think that the data we have is that the sharpest decline in support for a two-state solution is among the younger generation. i think that -- i haven't done the polling myself, because i would like to know, does this mean there is a turn to the right among the young generation, and my hunch is that the answer is no, that the young generation is exactly where -- they didn't believe that there's another option. they comprise the majority of these 66%. among them, it's 95% and remember, the young generation have never seen a different reality so -- now, that's number one. number two is my impression is the young generation is also the political. they are the most disgusted with politics and they are disgusted with politicians. so what you have, the same thing that you have in other countries which is turnout among the young is not, you know, what are they -- look, here's the simple story. if you are a 25-year-old israeli, it's very, very simple. i will make it vivid for you. and you

it is called out of blue, not out of the blue, as you correctly said the title. why is that?se... you have to see the film to understand why. it is out of blue and out of red. it is about the tension between those two colours, and between reality and separate universes, and i have to stop talking about it because i could go on about it all night. looking forward to that one. at eternity‘s gate, which is another film about the life of vincent van gogh. of which there have been many, most recently we had that brilliant animation loving vincent, described as the first oil painted animated film, which was breathtaking. so this is willem dafoe, oscar—nominated willem dafoe, as vincent van gogh towards the later period of his life. i went to the museum in amsterdam. i said vincent van gogh? so we get his real life and his tussles with madness and with incarceration, but also julian schnabel is attempting to show us the world he saw through his paintings visually represented. here is a clip. i'm telling you, you have to look inside. you keep saying look inside, i get it, i do. you k

blue card the blue card is seen as the equivalent of the green card and in the u.s. so yes our software companies don't really and from india especially don't like that happening all right j. davis if you like a fun question just on a scale from one to ten compared to the u.s. in the u.k. traditional places students would go to how does europe fare. that's a good question but i would say i'm sorry to say it's not as great as you know. i would just i would just stop it or two ok all right that's a start it's a dave i'm fake a they're from bangalore thank you so much. and i was a business a show for you for me in the team thanks for watching. the for. the for. views the president of ukraine but only in a television series. so far if the flooding news alinsky really enjoys the role so much so that he's decided to run for the servant of the people in the yemeni. with a sense of humor no political experience but powerful backers. ninety minutes long d.w. . an extravagant venue. to most really know their stuff. like curves with big guns bowling and stephanie stole. the par

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and of course "blue bloods" here on cbs.e everybody watching just watched "blue bloods" before they saw this show tonight. jon and i do the same thing, every night before we do the show, we sit backstage-- you, me, the whole band-- we watch the entire cbs lineup before he come out here so we have the same experience you do. he's also got a new show coming up called. >> -- it's a new crime series called "very scary people." the worst people in the world. terrible people. it's very popular these days, because true crime shows are huge right now. just look at the success of netflix's recent documentary about serial killer ted bundy, it's called "conversations with a killer: the ted bundy tapes." it's the perfect netflix show to binge if you loved "the great british bake off," but thought it lacked enough corpses. but some people are saying that it may actually glamorize bundy. take a look at some of the trailer. >> he didn't look like anybody's notion of somebody who would tear apart young girls. >> my name is ted bundy. >> the

blue blue blue. blue blue. blue. blue blue. blue. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you al jazeera. zero. hello there and welcome to this news hour north of our global headquarters in doha coming up. donald trump and kim jong un's nuclear summit ended with no agreement reports emerge of north korea rebuilding a rocket launch sites. satellite pictures indicate a religious school run by a pakistan based on group is intact after india said it launched a airstrikes against a. german extends on selling weapons to solve the arabiya resisting pressure from european allies. and venezuela's president says he will crush what he calls the crazed minority trying to force him out. i'm joining with the sports as one of us racing's most prestigious track down indefinitely after twenty one horses died in the last two months. north korea is said to be restoring facilities as a long range rocket launch site which it began to dismantle las

during the in a sense the french city blossomed thanks to the pastel blue business the soft blue dye was derived from one local plant but the flourishing industry slowly declined from the early nineteenth century. nowadays to loose has abandoned the industrial scale production of the natural pigment but there are still signs throughout the city that hark back to the glory days of the business the. dates back to the time but has special significance to police c.e.o. . on this. one day purely offer the city of columbus a beautiful building like this because it was built by people who were selling pastel blue during the renaissance period. they. pili we are effectively going back to the story of to lose because they were creating dies out of plants until the nineteenth century then petro chemicals arrived now we want to develop again a production made out of renewable materials the material went over. so far the startup has produced several kilos of dye powder with the help of the bacteria but they will need to improve the process if that's to compete with petro chemical dice to achieve

>> where's blue? >> blue, one more time? >> is there mail? >> get over here, dog. >> is there mail? mail, it never s, your tail, when it comes i want to wail, mail. i really did used to like that show. >>> next to a milestone by former first lady, michelle obama. >> mrs. obama's best selling memoir "becoming" sold nearly 10 million copies. >> the publisher says it could become the most successful memoir in history. >> wow. >> it means she really raised the bar for her husband. >> former president obama set to release his much anticipated presidential memoir later this year. that's something to watch out for. >> she will definitely beat him. >> i think so, too. she's so personable. >>> next, speaking of raising the bar, the daddy to end all daddy sharks. >> ten-time grammy winner john legend blew the internet away with his own rendition of baby shark and his 2-year-old daughter, luna. ♪ daddy shark, doo, doo daddy shark, doo, doo, doo -- >> he has sharks on his shirt. >> very cool. the viral could officially hit the billboard top 100 in january. >> i thought he was going to sing it a

blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. blue. five days in the midst of venezuela's crisis in the fight to get aid into the country with a convoy of quantized own supporters. and exclusive details we reported alongside venezuelan journalist says our about two years ago that shows the country's catastrophic conditions. clumps on the way to colombia a showdown on the border. close up thirty minutes w. . we think different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all speak up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of voice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. what's the connection between bread flour ambiguity and you. know guilt montas d.w. correspondent and avid baker crap. tone. and let's go about recipes for success and strategies that make a difference. baking bread. d.w. . sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. musicologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. and found that deep in the rainforest in central africa. the biocompatible. ha

blue sharks may catch a nap during their so-called yo-yo swan and they swim up to the surface and rest as they descend into the depths. in general the underwater world is pretty ingenious when it comes to grabbing some z's the sleeping habits of the sperm whale were a mystery until a group of researchers saw a pod dozing off the coast of chile they drift upright in the water for a daily total of one and a half hours. that's not much compared to the six to nine hours a day that we sleep. other whales have other methods of getting shut eye the humpback whale does it head down but why sperm whales and humpback whales sleep in a vertical position isn't known. like whales dolphins have an unusual form of sleep they shut down one half of the brain and close the opposite eye while the other hemisphere keeps track of what's going on they can even keep using their echolocation system and orient themselves using clicking sounds so every species sleeps in its own unique way even underwater. a problem is red white i only think of it. do you have a size question that you've always wanted and said w

has also been experimenting with blue light in cooperation with light bulb maker. he's developed glasses for athletes fitted with l.e.d. lights. we're working with the german skiing association and as a new it's another high profile skiers like put. france or have all given very positive feedback at heart. the athletes wear the l.e.d. glasses for fifteen minutes before a late night race to give them an extra kick so is this a form of doping. in these pits where putting these athletes into a situation where normally they couldn't produce their top performance all we're doing is giving them back what the daylight would have done for them during the day . so i wouldn't call it doping so it's nice to open that. with the glasses are expected to go on sale to the public later this year. many of the athletes taking part in the tests in basel also perform better after the blue light therapy . they were eight point five seconds faster which on a time trial of ten kilometers makes a world of difference and the results are impressive but be careful too much blue light can mes

i have spoken at length on the importance of the blue slip.m not going to restate everything i said. around here, what goes around comes around. , in the 25 years i have been on this committee, has been an effective way of ensuring that home state senators, regardless of party, have a say on the nominees whose decisions will directly impact their constituents. host: that was from the senate judiciary committee this past week as the senate considers to nominees for the ninth circuit court of appeals. guest: i think dianne feinstein accurately explains the blue slip. it is giving home state senators a say on who will go in the district and appellate courts. two fax must be taken into account. during the obama years, republicans way of obstructing the nominations process was to withhold blue slips so that we saw in a state like texas, both republican senators simply failing to turn in blue slips on more than 10 nominees put forward by obama. we saw this in dozens of other circumstances. when republicans are in the majority, and there is a democra

the blue sweater, which was authorized for use and the blue bag, we don't think they had actually been issued these yet. they would have known about them. they knew they were coming down the line. but we're not actually sure that they had them. the reason i love the socks so much is we actually have examples of socks that look just like these full-sized that were knitted by the women in the very same internment camp in the philippines. so we have the miniature version and we have the full-sized version. we think this was all made probably in late 42-43. unfortunately by 1944 life in that camp had become very difficult. so one of these very personal kinds of stories just incredible workmanship. and by the way, i love it, too. the army never would have approved. she has pockets on the front of her skirt. they added them because the uniform they wore they were smart enough to know they needed pockets. just like the uniform we have outside which was made from men's trousers, they put the pockets on despite what the war department thought, as prisoners of war, who was going to stop them? so

is the one blue. blue blue. blue one the little. oh none. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next that multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to start a home field where everything is familiar on the other i want to the new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to go. by the way what is it that slide here. that was not it molded you trade or labor there's an environment standouts in the original now after fifty five years ago those were kicked out because relations were more putin but now the religion is very very close intertwined so i think it's ok to have a huge treaty and you negotiation. consists of thousands of little houses that nestle cheek by jowl on the hill which overlooks the city jail. he's going to see i. don't want to. king columbus is packing up a food parcel for one of the gang members who's currently doing time. oh you know i do know

c is sitting within our blue and gold 48 ferry operations. d is sitting within the blue and gold fleet excursion operation and over to e, this is sitting within pier 39 small marina harbor. these are all areas that we are now working towards remedial alternative evaluation. with the water board is requiring a series of project work to take place over the next year and a hal and a half. i wanted to show you, we got a finalize the investigation report this next spring, at the same time pg&e is embarking upon studies to support a remedial action plan, survey work, conceptual design on what remedial concepts could work within this very diverse area. then simultaneous to this remedial action planning, the water board as the lead agency is embarking on a ceqa study. that too will be completed in its draft format early next year. once the remedial plan and the ceqa study are adopted, we anticipate that the water board will issue a cleanup order for pg&e to remediate and port is property owner to participate. i think it's important to note that this

blue ligtt eg from your digital devices may not only be keeping you from getting a good night sleep. they may also be damaging your skin.t s is why. >> doreen glenentzler has the warning for us. >> average american is using a screen for ten hours a day. >> reporter: is the light you see but probably never think erabout. wheth you're sitting in front of a computer screen for hours at work or controlling through instagram on your smartphone, or watching a movie on your flat screen tv, blue light is everywhere and new research suggests could be bad for your skin. >> our traditionalns sueens have uva, uvb, full spectrum protectn, but a lot o them don't protect against blue light. >> reporter: dermatologistssay long-term exposure to blue light can speed up the signs of aging causing problemsth pigment air, inflammation, collagen and redness, but there are ways that you can protect yourself. skin care companies like color science are starting to include blue light protection inr the products. >> they also have some other things out there that help a proteinst blue light, and that's the shi

blue all over the bay. we still have this active radar right now in the peninsula. >>> still ahead, dramatic new video. this is a fire rescue. a desperate mother throwing her child from a third floor window of a burning apartment building to the officers below. coming up, how that mother escaped. >>> movie pass making a comeback with a new deal. >>> and free ice cream for everyone. we'll show you where you can grab a free cone to celebrate the start of spring. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready? ♪ we can't stop, we've only just begun. ♪ ♪ ♪ oooooooooo... ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ i'll show you something, i'll show you something... ♪ ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ mike traffic >>> right now at 6:14, we're in a microclimate weather alert as we track a soggy commute as you get ready to head out the door we're seeing rain all over the bay area to start out this first day of spring. for the south bay, it's a little bit lighter. where you see

blue collar women. they really liked hillary clinton.stion is, where are they going to go now? are they going to join up with a lot of these left-wing candidates or wait for somebody like joe biden. it's not just the millennials in the democratic party who are going to determine who gets that nomination. charles: spa, kim -- and, kim, we haven't mentioned bernie sanders yet. the change also in i california's up first or in the beginning someone like a kamala harris could gain the sort of momentum, maybe go for those votes that dan just talked about, the women hillary voters. >> yeah, but how to do you actually do that, that's the question that i don't really understand. you know, this was encapsulated very well this week in this fight that we're seeing going on between wisconsin democrats who want democrats to hold their convention in wisconsin in 2020 and miami democrats. and this is the fundamental choice facing the apparently which is do you go after these multicultural minority, coastal state voters, or do you go after these blue col

blue skies to one side, and gray clouds to the other. that's what's happening along with gusty conditions. not too bad. about 30 mile-per-hour winds in livermore. further north, you can see it's gusty in concord at about 23 miles-per-hour. it's that southerly flow as this system moves in helping kick those winds up. the rush of rain moving through the bay area this morning, you can see heavier showers out there being found in the east bay and the south bay. concord cumberland, fremont, you are seeing showers. you just want to be careful if you are headed outside. cupertino down toward saratoga, san jose, you will be the last to clear out. it's not the last push of rain. we do have more to deal with as we get into tomorrow. we will talk about that and the oakland a's when i come back in just a bit. back to you. >>> here is a look at some of the top stories we are following. classes were canceled at vanden high school in fairfield because of a threat against the school. the school is not saying who the threat targeted or if it was racially

on and assume or written blue because you know you have a few but only doria. call more than our. job do you. tell the biased. in the meantime castro secures his power he starts working with the cuban communist party the only organized political entity in the country a shadow government is created with and roll kustra fidel's brother both are confirmed marxists who are preparing cuba for a radical turn. in the spring of one nine hundred fifty nine castro begins a triumphant tour of the united states he is welcomed as a hero the leader of a legitimate rebel movement. once again he reassures america of his intentions. i know. i have very clear. that we are. very clear. back in cuba fidel begins to work on the first land reform together with castro has designed the basis for the collectivization of farmland the vast majority of his states are made into cooperatives and placed under the authority of the army castro relies and give honor to put the reforms in place. castro appoints chain director of cuba's national bank.

[cheers and applause] blue the whole time. blue makeup on the whole time?h. >> jimmy: how was that? >> it took a long time, about four hours. >> jimmy: four hours to paint you blue? >> yeah, and i will to go to work at 2:45, 3:00 a.m., early, early start. and i did a lot of my scenes with jude law, who isn't blue. i have been doing a lot of press with him. and he had no idea i was going in that early. he said oh, i kind of showed up at 7:30, and the makeup person would say hi. i was like, dude, i didn't wake up like this. >> jimmy: did he think you were just cold? >> i don't know what he thought. anyway. yeah. >> jimmy: that's a lot of fun to be a part of, i would imagine. >> it was really fun. >> jimmy: and another win against your parents. well, it's great to have you here. go see the movie. "captain marvel" opens in theaters and imax friday. and we'll return with music from david gray. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. e best or nothing. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, th

even some bits of blue. your 12-hour day planner, we've got scattered showers during the next hour. temperatures in the 40s. becomes more isolated by about lunchtime. and then possible thunderstorms this afternoon. we start to dry out this evening, and we have a drier and warmer trend heading our way starting tomorrow. i'll let you know the details, coming up. >> frances thank you. >>> breaking news, ethiopian airlines says all passengers on a plane that crashed overnight have died. eight americans were among the 157 people killed. the plane, similar to the one you just saw, was heading to nairobi, kenya. family members are now at the airport desperately searching for answers. the plane went down six minutes after takeoff from the ethiopian capital. records show the boeing 737 was relatively new. it was delivered to the airline back in november. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> developing news out of contra costa county. antioch police are looking for a suspect they say shot two men, killin

blue top this is where they are. welcome to the seventy seven percent. to six g.w. . hello and welcome to tomorrow today the science show on t.w. coming up. we'll find out how chicken feathers can be turned into bio plastic. investigate the fruits of an alliance between plants and robots. and explore hydrogen's potential as a sustainable energy carrier up tomorrow. but first we'll head to the final frontier. in the hollywood movie gravity exploding satellite day pree can live with a spaceship with disastrous results. an accident that dramatic hasn't happened in real life but waste orbiting the earth is a growing problem since the first satellite was launched in one nine hundred fifty seven dozens more have followed many are now derelict but still circling the earth along with other space junk that poses a danger also for the international space station. march twenty twelve four hundred kilometers above the earth's surface the crew aboard the i.s.f. suddenly receive an alert a red light can. actually something is on a possible collision course my control we're standing

just click the blue live bar at the top. you can enable push alerts to get weather and news updates sent directly to your mobile device. >>> in the north bay leaders met with government officials about getting help following devastating floods along the russian river. abc7 news was in forestville when people asked questions inside the gym at he willel school. flood waters affected 1900 homes. many people lost items that can't be replaced. >> i threw away a lot of pictures today. you know, sentimental things. you can always get a new vehicle or clean your motorcycle up. >> we have a local assistance center hope the try to bring all the state and local agencies together to support those impacted. >> the local assistance center is located on main street in guerneville. it will stay open until at least saturday. >>> big changes are coming to oakland's macarthur mays. you have a chance to give your opinion on it. caltrans is taking suggestions on line on plans to modernize the mays. improvements would require diverting traffic on

absolutely i mean what could be more a conic than blue jeans and levi strauss is the one that kicked it all off he'd moved to san francisco daniel back in eight hundred fifty three as you said during the gold rush years to run the west coast branch of his family's new york based wholesale dry goods business and he eventually named that company levi strauss and company well according to the levi website it was twenty years later and eight hundred seventy three when strauss partnered with a devoted tailor who had this really cool idea of using rivets at points of strain to make a really sturdy pair of pants that wouldn't fall apart a lot of folks had a little bit of money they could afford to keep going back and buying pants when they couldn't take a good day's work so that's when an icon in american garments was born they patented that idea and the first blue jeans were made and then the need for a sort of heavy duty pants and i was related to in turn other economic activities like mining panning for gold things like that right. it was definitely related to the hard working man they a

. ♪ ♪ steve: er are the movie varsity blues.is from the sound track and varsity blues is the name of the operation that caught a whole bunch of famous folks. ainsley: here is the affidavit. more than 200 pages all of the people, the parents allegedly trying to bribe colleges. steve: oh, man. ainsley: fake those to try to get their kids into colleges. brian: the best colleges. actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin among 33 parents charged. loughlin expected to turn herself in today. she is in canada right now. pete: meanwhile todd piro is here in the newsroom with the very latest on operation israelis city blues. >> what a wild story, guys like brian said loughlin expected to turn herself n the next few hours. huffman appearing in federal court on tuesday released on bond. the star met with a witness saying he could control an sat testing center and arrange for someone to proctor her daughter's test and correct it: accused of paying $500,000 in bribes for their daughters to be crew recruits at usc even though they never ro

he had this rant, red states want to be blue states. we're the cool people, and they want to be just like us. >> no, we don't! now, let me point out, it was that arrogant condescending smug superiority that is why hillary clinton lost and donald trump won in 2016. [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: and if you desire to lead, interacting with your fellow citizens, saying you guys are a bunch of dumb ignorant rubes that need to listen to me, that's not perhaps the best message. i'll also say, as a texan, i can say, authoritatively, no other texan has desired to be from any other state or any other country in the history of the universe. [applause] rich: in fact, people from the blue state, california, are moving. sen. cruz: the blue states with high regulation, their people are fleeing because they don't have jobs. we saw when new york chased amazon out because a bunch of new york socialist said -- by the way, let's pause for a second. what on earth was amazon doing? where do you want to base your second headquarters? i know, new york city.

they say many of the blue emergency phones on the campus are damaged or out of service. and it make matters worse, the administrator of the community krmg's chase thompson system have known for at least 10 years that the michelle millman phone system is broken. >> 2 investigates found that after years of planning, some phones are finally functioning but many are not. >> reporter: as the sun sets over the bay, classes are coming to a close. darkness blankets the morette college campus as students begin strolling to their cars and covered in accord board, x marks the spot. a pole that is supposed to be a lifeline left in disrepair. >> it would be very easy to be -- especially being a woman, to be taken advantage of this in lot. >> reporter: student margie bailey knows here in the oakland hills where cell phone service is spotty, calling out on a phone could be out of the question. >> i would probably just be screaming if something happened. >> reporter: what hasn't happened in years is a fix for the phones but that is slowly changing. peralta community college district say