industry wants to profit from that a trend that can't be overlooked at trade fairs like burlington's fashion week truly green labels or fair fashion have to prove they're completely sustainable from fabric production to dying to finishing and that makes them expensive but the amsterdam museum hardly mentions that aspect. some exhibition actually founded by special brothers so what the same dress a sustainable sustainable this is a new brand actually it's remote and you can use that it's a nice new maemo you can put on your clothes and so i think it's very important to have a different look to see what's through high. in amsterdam the textile giants are getting inspiration from startups that are bringing new ideas into the fashion industry is using recycled materials or natural dyes instead of synthetic ones. the big companies meet with the startups in workshops the museum has received 20000000 euros from sponsors to fund them. works for one of the startups. i think it's very important on the one hand to have a program where you connect the big companies to good grades ideas that are there so ther

moment for me in my business and where reached 1st i'm showing in the showroom in paris during fashion week. we had quite a few buyers come in a few celebrities i think great feedbag all in all from all the people who came through and we're looking forward to hearing back from them excellent so i mean we've we've had a showcase of of some of your work in and i want to ask you what what goes into your creative process how do you come about your designs. part of the process for like my creative sort of. zanny is influenced by my curiosity about who i am and where i come from so looking at traditional cultures and like that of let's say the messiah in kenya and then trying to for a from the aesthetics and the bead work that is typical of their community and trying to apply that in my day to the life of my clothing so either by creating a comforting print or techniques that are specific to them and. bring a modern twist to it into my contemporary clothing line so we're seeing more and more african designers like yourself make it onto the global stage if you will just talk to us about what the p

collection to catwalks and international show rooms 1st up and for the 1st time in her life is paris fashion week. i know this opportunity doesn't come easy and it's not something that everyone gets so i'm like i hope i do a good enough job at the same time i'm excited i like my work must have said something to someone so. it's kind of it's all those things all at the same time it's so nice going out with a scale. it's been months of designing sewing through the night in creating prints now it's crunch time for could too she and her team. i think have too much to do to get. contusions getting ready to make her own mark in the international fashion market a market in which there is a growing awareness because design trends that have simply copied fashion traditions patterns and a statics from africa. when i see cultural misappropriation in fashion it's pretty frustrating it's can't be that simple. who. takes up exhibit it and feel no shame about the fact that she was basically ripped off somebody. but not all boring is misappropriation saskatoon for her referencing is crucial through true understa

. >> who is the star that just took over fashion week? >> the looks that are still hot. >> and the outfits i'm throwing straight into the fire. >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> next "e.t." new details of justin bieber's wedding. >> then lowe and the cast of st. elmo's fire. >> then get ready for lake bell to bless the "e.t." stage. >> join me. i'm co-hosting ♪ >>> well, now look at that motley crew right there. john cena with the cast of "fast 9." how was it joining that family? >> they are. they were so nice. it reminded me of the atmosphere in the wwe. >> and you've also signed on to join another squad, the suicide squad. >> i can tell you this. james gunn directing, an amazing cast and the movie will kick ass. that's all that i can say. >> that's all. you better be glad it's a 30-minute show or i would have stayed on yourjolie is playing a super hero too in the marvel universe, but before that, she's back as disney villainess maleficent. tapping into a theme for the movie, of course, is maleficent not wanting daughter to kind of

i mean, for fashion week for you -- how's fashion week been for you?t you decided to, like, have it during fashion week, 'cause i get to see all my friends during this time >> kim: and we have pretty much the same eye look and are wearing the same lip color called "aura." and we didn't even plan it >> jimmy: see. >> kim: and we showed up today, like - >> are we -- >> jimmy: you're like -- >> are we twins? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like, "hi, partner", yeah but, i mean, how are you doing both, fashion week and also launching something? isn't that -- is that a lot? >> you know what i just think, like, kim does so much i don't have any kids. you know what i mean like, kim does so much and she's a mother she's a hard worker, she's a a business woman >> jimmy: she's a great one. >> and so if kim can do it, so can i. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you got a - [ cheers and applause that is pretty cool. >> kim: you guys are going to love it. >> jimmy: did you get any advice from kim when you started this >> so much advice. i have no experience in the beauty i

the name of her label in recent years she is champion black fashion with a series of black black fashion weeks in different locations around the world a main base is in paris and it's there that she has a boutique which is becoming increasingly popular with fashionistas and the occasional celebrity to play. as the daughter of diplomats adama perez has lived in france germany italy and the us. in africa the fashion designer is viewed as an influential b. ip she speaks 5 languages and studied fashion design in france today she commutes between paris and her car and new york. all that has turned me into a very curious person i'm interested in various languages cultures and mentalities i would describe myself as being very african but also very international so i'm glad to be both senegalese and french because i am that too and i'm glad to be false is people always want you to take a side but i have many different sides and that's what characterizes and enrich is me. and this is what her collection looks like these dresses from black organs are made by hand and reminiscent of what. our parents has

that isn't right now we leave you with a showcase from china fashion week taking on best costume and 21st century cakes on if additional a keep out coming out thank you for watching c.n.n. time i could buy. a home for information. the opinions they want to express d.w. blog facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. home . booking travel now amazing thailand's. recession is on the cards for hong kong the warning comes from leader kerry lam months of pro-democracy protests hurting business. 11 central banks says anti corruption protests could destroy the economy demonstrators saying if the bank is part of the problem. human rights watch says washington sanctions against tehran threaten the reagans right to buy medicine. and saudi arabia opens its doors to the globe's fast growing tourist trade but is the country ready for it. i bet it will and that's the business hong kong's worst political crisis in decades is also causing economic up evil leader kerry lamb says the city is on the brink of recession as it enters its 5th month of program ocracy protests tourist numbers ha

that's it for now we leave you with a showcase from china fashion week taking office costumes 21st century takes on cheap out coming up thank you for watching c.n.n. it's time i get by. after the fall of the berlin. overnight g.w. . a recession is on the cards for hong kong the warning comes from leader kerry lam months of pro-democracy protests hurting business. 11 central banks says anti corruption protests could destroy the economy demonstrators say the bank is part of the problem. human rights watch says washington sanctions against iran threat iranians right to buy medicine. and saudi arabia opens its doors to the globe's fast growing tourist trade but is the country ready for it. i bet it will and it's your business hong kong's worst political crisis in decades is also causing economic up evil leader carolan says the city is on the brink of recession as it enters its 5th month of pro-democracy protests tourist numbers have dropped and retail businesses hurt as they've been forced to shutter their doors during rallies . after 5 months of pro-democracy protests some people in hong kong

that's it for now media with a showcase from china fashion week taking off my costumes 21st century takes on a mission to shell a keep out coming up thank you for watching c.n.n. time and goodbye. in charge of the famous naturalist and explorer. liberation comics on the phone while its 250th birthday where embark on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w.a. . and 4. language courses. anytime anywhere. recession is on the cards for hong kong the warning comes from leader kerry lamb months of pro-democracy protests hurting business. 11 central banks says anti corruption protests could destroy the economy demonstrators say the bank is part of the problem. human rights watch says washington sanctions against tehran threaten the reins right of biomedicine. and saudi arabia opens its doors to the globe's fast growing tourist trade but is the country ready for it. i bet it will and that's your business hong kong's worst political crisis in decades is also causing economic up evil leader carolan says the city is on the brink of recession as it enters its 5th month of program ocracy prote

number four, paris fashion week drama.how. a man grabbed him by the leg. both are okay. the attacker, he's the same celebrity prankster who snuck into the 2013 grammys sitting right behind justin and jessica. number three, justin and hailey bieber's wedding ceremony. ♪ i'm the one i'm the only one >> the couple looked all loved up monday joking and packing on the pda. justin wore a grill in one pick and wrote my bride is fire. hailey and justin put their personal touch on everything from water bottles to wedding t-shirts. check out this customized bottle that is made with 9,682 swarovski crystals and took 16 hours to make. and rocking this leather jacket with "wife" on the back. number two from "clueless" to penniless? actress stacey dash said she wanted a public defender in her domestic violence case because she couldn't afford her own attorney. she was arrested with an altercation with her husband in florida last weekend. >> what do you do for work? >> i'm an actress on a show called "clueless." >> do you got any shows r

fashion week this year, many designers are showing off some interesting new looks.eard. look at this [ light laughter ] it's actually part of their wolf blitzer collection. [ laughter ] i saw one of the hot new trends this year are tiny purses. take a look at this. [ laughter ] they're perfect if you only want to carry one altoid >> steve: oh >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] it's tiny, but somehow it still takes you 10 minutes to find your keys. you're like, "where -- [ laughter ] i just heard that kanye west just purchased a $14 million ranch in wyoming, where he'll raise horses and cattle. [ light laughter ] yeah, horses and cattle. so, kanye, get ready to scoopay de poop. [ laughter and applause poopy-di scoop scoopy de poop and finally there's a new version of "monopoly" out called ms. monopoly, where women get paid more than men [ cheers and applause there's the box right there. yeah, the monopoly guy got the boot, so between him and john bolton, it's been a rough day for old guys with mustaches. [ laughter ] we have a great show jennifer lopez is here russell westb

annie joining us, looking back on that first time she saw her son in a dress here at new york's fashion week and i'm like, are you kidding me? i mean, like at one point does it stop? right. where's the line? and i realize there is no line. if you start drawing lines then you're put in a box. >> what would you say to other moms out there whose kids may be exploring sexuality. >> and gender, right? >> reporter: and gender. >> i realized that it was more important for me to have the love of my son. who am i to judge who he loves, who he doesn't love. he loves everybody. >> reporter: and over the years those lessons learned from nico became part of annie's everyday. >> how did you get to be friends with so many queer people in florida. >> it started with my hairdresser. >> as it does. >> reporter: annie now surrounding herself with members of the lgbtq plus community. like her son. >> trans masseuse, gay hair stylist and the lesbian doctor. yeah. >> reporter: husband and wife and a mother and son on their separate paths -- but bound by respect and an abiding love. >> you said a lot of things to

fashion. thank you forjoining us. brexit hits every corner in every way. we have another potentially huge day and certainly a big weeke fashion industry? there travel, fashion contributes about £32 billion the uk economy and employs about 90,000 people, just shy of the financial sector, —— 890,000 people. the real concern is a no—deal brexit which would affect revenue in the fashion and textile sector. and in terms of the tariffs and how it affects exports in particular, and there is a huge worry also in regards of looking at input points in and out of the country. if you are a retailer wanting to send goods to customers, there might be a bit of a delay there. and with convenience being incredibly important, and that needful immediacy and wanting your product, that is going to cause some issues. fashion contributes a lot to the uk economy and it is big business in the uk. london fashion week and the events surrounding that, and it is a big supply chain in this country. absolutely. you have the big brands, such as burberry, which is already thinking of various scenarios and how to safeguard themselves. they are sendin

the fashion police, the celebrity stopping a french comedian who jumped on the runway at paris fashion weekr fashion show gets wild. pop star justin timberlake grabbed by a fan a louie vitton. he was not hurt. finally the ugly, there is a mouse in the white house. the row denting running loose in the press briefing room after it fell into the reporter's lap at the white house. unclear what happened to the mouse after exhaustive huntington by the press corps. imagine you are sitting there in one of the nicest buildings in the country and a mouse falls on your lap. jillian: you know what? it happens everywhere. rob: i guess so. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: when i think beach boys i think fall. steve: really. brian: we are in fall playing the beach boys. i think it's a mistake. ainsley: today is going to be beach day. going to be 90 degrees here in new york. steve: absolutely. thanks for joining "fox & friends" for this wednesday. you are watching the world's most powerful tv show according to people who write stuff sometimes. brian: exactly or put slogans out there. president trump

. >> the rapper has been seen out and about during paris fashion week looking like a fashion plate herself giving her a run for the fashion money. >> according to price's instagram, he's the director of security at price protection services. it's unclear how long cardi b has been enlisting his services. >> i just want to help you out that it was "priceless" protection services. >> oh, oh. >> priceless. >> i was trying to look at this screen while also reading. >> she was so distracted. she had one eye up on that teleprompter, another eye down at mr. price there from priceless protection services. >> you need protection, that looks like the protection to get. >> those eyebrows, mr. price. i am not giving you shade because he's big. i'm not trying to -- i don't want to see him here in new york like, what did you say about my eyebrows? i'm going to say, you looked surprised. >>> next to the fashion statement from another rapper directed at the guys. >> asap rocky is a model for calvin klein and prada, as well as a fixture on the fashion runway circuit on both sides of the atlantic. he even st

. >> a scene that played out at the catwalk at the chanel show for paris fashion week.he runway as the models took their final walk. supermodel gigi hadid was having none of that. >> so she bravely confronted the woman and then escorted her off the runway. >> so that's the crasher right there. >> yep. gigi said, no, no, no. who are you, what are you doing here, excuse me, this way. >> put her arm around her. eere comedian. the crasher has been identified as a 28-year-old comedian. >> the way gigi put that arm around her? who says models don't have that muscle strength? they got the power. >>> back at home we're continuing our domestic "skinny" coverage of the wedding of the year. >> justin bieber has released a series of black and white photos from his second wedding to hailey baldwin over the weekend in south carolina. >> yes, and south carolina apparently is getting the revenue. we're learning new details about the event in which 154 guests attended, not 153, not 155. the guest list included kendall jenner, jaden smith, and most of the baldwin brothers. that's an upda

they had more than 200,000 hits soon she was a cover girl, and someday hopes to walk in new york fashion weekde so i just wanted that to come across in her pictures and once that started and we're like, oh, my gosh, this is awesome, you know, because she was beautiful. >> grace, why do you like modeling >> i liked modeling because it makes me feel good about myself. >> what do you think when you see yourself >> i'm a great model. >> and a great role model. >> i really do think that this is her gift and talent, you know, she can change minds and hearts with her modeling and have people rethink what is possible. >> when you think back that somebody told you when she was first born that she wouldn't be able to do so many things, what do you think >> i would really like to meet that genetic counselor today, and just say, be careful about what you tell people because the possibilities are limitless. >> for "today," kristen dahlgren, nbc news, st. louis. >> so incredible >> hello >> grace, along with her mom linda. good morning to you. >> we love seeing your pictures, grace, what do you love so muc

kelly who was spotted with the queen at last year's fashion week in london clears up a few misconceptionsote to leave the eu but kelly calls that a coincidence, and the rampant speculation certainly made her smile. and contrary to what many people believe, there are no strict rules that must be followed when one is introduced to the queen, such as a bow or courtesy. some say first lady michelle obama breached protocol in 2009 when the two put their arms around each other, but kelly writes it was natural instinct for the queen to show affection and respect for another great woman. a bond of trust and mutual respect that unites her and kelly as well. >> her majesty responds to someone forthright in her opinions and just respects her judgment and understands that the suggestions are all protective ones and positive ones >> it really is a fun book and a treasure-trove of royal secrets including this one, the reports that someone breaks in the queen's shoes for her. angela kelly says, yes, it's true, and she's the one with the job. guys, but the thing that really blows my mind is the fact that

national security issues of concern when as our ck at home members did in an extraordinary fashion over the last two weeks make sure that the people ultimately understand what the house democratic caucus is all about. which is to get things done, to ground where possible, to move things over in the best interest of everyday americans. we're doing. in the previous two years, much of the discussion inside of the centered on the mueller investigation. the mid-term , elections were about health care. why? we had members, then andy ates like jason crow shoeshlle -- antonio delgado, the list goes on and on talking about kitchen table, pocketbook issues. what we're all about. that's what we're continuing to place our faith in people.ican ms. cla reporter: is there anything that toy can do besides sanctions course correct legislatively? as you know later on today there will be a white house conversation that is going nature, thatisan in speaker pelosi, steny hoyer, i elieve jim clyburn as well as chairman engel and chairman smith, i think, are participating in. american people across the deological spectrum have

. >>> the versace jennifer lopez wore on the runway during fashion week could be yours.n you wear it? >> anywhere you want. better to be dressed up and down. ainsley: is that starting price $9,000? people pay hundreds of dollars. i remember that one, do you all? brian: we remember. steve: janice dean in the ww "e-ring." janice: i love this thing. can we have this every day on "fox & friends." hi, you guys! are you excited to be here? what is happening on friday? [cheering] we have stephanie coming up. it is fantastic. take a look at the new york weather live from the "smackdown" ring in new york city. we have cold front moving across the country. with that bring the potential of showers and thunderstorms. we could see flood watches and warnings from the southwest up to the great lakes. even some snow across the northern rockies. that was the big story this past week. hot, hot, across the south where we could break some records later on today and tomorrow. are you guys ready for stephanie? [cheering] oh, my gosh. so fun, i love this ring. there is stephanie right there. c

take a look at this video from the chanel show during paris fashion week.s on her hips, gigi blocks her way and escorts her out. it was very gentle escorting, wasn't it? you wouldn't mess with gigi, would you? it? you wouldn't mess with gigi, would you ? i it? you wouldn't mess with gigi, would you? i think spares could have done with her last night, actually. —— spurs. done with her last night, actually. -- spurs. it is a bit embarrassing, and one of the things, when you go to the football and it is all going wrong for your team and lots of the people leave early, i am one of those people who goes why are you leaving? you must never leave, you never leave while your team is playing, but last night lots of people left, and i don't think i blame them, because it was just really u nco mforta ble to blame them, because it was just really uncomfortable to watch. it was an embarrasing, humbling night for spurs, thrashed 7—2 at home by bayern munich in the champions league. joe wilson reports. empty — that was tottenham at full—time. against a club with five euro

who's a b. 1st met on the dance floor and initially they focused on fashion for the multicultural community in berlin's nightlife week for us it was all about representing ourselves making our story being seen in fashion we see people and then we sort of fall in love with them and they could be friends they represent someone that we once when we were younger also when we're going to get older they represent someone we know it's really like it's kind of like feeling like you're it's more like a cost of people of a community. the factions reflect the many faces of this community different ages ethnicities and genders the 2 fashionistas want to break through the stereotypes they create unisex designs that are sustainable materials made in collective production. these factions are not about taking the limelight there's no personality called. the same holds true for the techno seen. him because legal form of any company and i think we wanted to name the brand game behind because we wanted it to. be somehow a roof where we can present a work without being too much in the forefront was also to play with this who kind of cor

safety more than 700 crossed into iraq overnight they've joined 3000 who arrived earlier this week and some fashionable name reports from the kurdish region of northern iraq some of been sent to a hastily reopened refugee camp. after more than 8 years of on and off cease fires and being forced from their homes many times these refugees seemed unfazed by turkey's announcement of a 5 day pause in fighting the war in syria has shown them time after time peace is never assured and. peace life is not called life anymore it's called destruction if anyone says i my life what he should really say is i am that. in the last 5 days the un's international organization of migration has screened more than 2300 syrian refugees smuggled into iraq refugees say they have no other option because kurdish fighters in syria are preventing them from crossing the border in a city akin to an when they suit me we are syrian but we hate our country we don't want to go back and.

weeks. good old fashioned stakeout. he hasn't taken questions from the press corps other than one point last week, so something we're hoping to do here. but what advisers are saying about what has changed are four things -- the first was the release of the partial transcript of president trump's call with ukranian president. next his comments on the south lawn talking about calling for in fact china to investigate biden and his son. we also of course saw the whistleblower complaint, the release of that full whistleblower complaint before the congressional committees. and then finally, it was what we have been covering the past 24 hours which is the white house saying that they will not cooperate in any way with congress' investigation. those are the things that they say brought biden to the point of calling for the president's impeachment. but this speech was about more than that. the biden campaign has always felt that the candidate is strongest when he raises the stakes of election. so in addition to talking about impe

months, they have been hammered, ra sidot, in particular, just getting entirely owe blivated this week in a fashionink was possible now that we've had a year to observe these three -- these new independent companies, i think it's worth another look, along with honeywell itself. have the spin-offs come down to the point where they're attractive here? no let me make this crystal clear honeywell is a very smart company, run by the experienced dan check and you don't want to buy what he's selling. if they don't want auto climate controls here, maybe you shouldn't either let's look one by one starting with garrett motion. always been the best in its industry they sell turbochargers which i always loved when things were good in the oil energy, electric good and software for cars and trucks, always considered to be the gold standard they had the struggle to be the sell-off in the market last year, plunged all the way down to $11 by early december after that it briefly got its root back. by late april traded at $17.87 but then it rolled over again and has not looked back. the darn thing has been cut in hal

comes to an end in frustrating fashion details coming up in sports. every week news cycle brings a series of breaking stories. they're listening as we turn the cameras on the media when the entire service is control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already have the information they're listening post on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now mass protests are spreading in lebanon demanding the top political change launch crowds are out on the streets for a 4th day voice against rising taxes that are legit government corruption. hong kong police have been firing tear gas at protesters throwing petrol bombs as thousands of pro-democracy activists rally against a ban on face masks and government demonstrations began 5 months ago they respond by next tradition bill which was like the shell. mark asked made a surprise visit to kabul

deal through if he does he'll probably get a short extension in a similar fashion to what we call in march when we got a 2 or 3 week extension to pass the legislation which ultimately never happened because the deal go voted down 3 times or we get a longer extension market surprising out the imminent prospect of a no deal bricks but then no matter if it's a hard deal. or not there is still the question of impact and we see is that he's saying that about 80 percent of small and medium businesses in the u.k. are unprepared for either outcome that's absolutely right and i think this is where the transition comes in because what the extension will do is all maintain the status quo if we get a deal then we're on the 1st of november or to predetermine dates in november or january and we get a transition period after that so i don't think there's any imminent concern about the short term business impact i think the bigger concern is what happens after 2020 when the trade discussions a jew to finish my good years in london thank you thank you. because in northern syria still fear that there will be ethnic cleansing that's

goes to italy and china close behind the glamorous facades of fashion house of luxury behind the mirror starts november 5th on d w. this week on the world stories. religious fear forced relocation in bangladesh. the remains of world war 2 soldiers are recovered in germany but we begin on the border between turkey and syria despite a ceasefire turkey is preparing to continue with its military intervention in northeastern syria with unknown consequences on both sides of the frontier in the turkish border town of such a public outpouring of grief. the women mourn the death of their village chief he and 2 other men were killed in a mortar shelling an apparent reprisal attack from across the border in syria. we want this war to stop nobody should die no soldiers no civilians we just want peace or you would've thought we had of course we're scared we're scared for the whole country for turks for kurds for everyone no one should be killed his son 100 the innocent are never missing kids good people show us where the victims died. within a.

fashion. over the coming days or weeks. or are they really going to have to pack and go. and if they have to go in an extreme situation, will they be able to take all their classified equipment and weapons with them? will they have to destroy things in place before they either fly out or drive of northern syria. >> you did hit on a very important point there that the syrian army as well as the russians are moving north. we know the kurds are striking a deal with the regime of al assad. we know they have been speaking with the russians. is the u.s. administration, is p the pentagon, the white house admitting that america's rivals, even enemies, are filling the void that the u.s. is leaving? >> well publicly talking about it, not much this weekend i have to say. but look, the russians are the best hope that kurds feel this they have right now. they want the protection of russian aircraft overhead protecting them from turkey. the u.s. of course cannot attack any turkish assets, but will the russians really stick with the kurds and keep them protected. a lot of people who fee

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fashion houses. sure it. starts november 5th. welcome to global 3000 this week we meet a young entrepreneur who's helped breathe life back into a russian village on the brink of extinction. the multi a stunning and more and more luxury hotels and airports are being built there we look at the downside of tourism. and we head to uganda where people in the l g b t community live in perpetual fear. there are as many different kinds of intimacy as there are people every relationship is unique there are men who love women women who love women people who love both men and women and so on. and yet the ng homosexuals bisexual or transgender is highly discriminated against or even outlawed in 70 countries across the world. in 11 countries in africa the arabian peninsula and the middle east homosexuality is even an offense punishable by death. homo sexual acts are commonly defined as obscene or unnatural and often described as sodomy words like that are also used in uganda and some politicians there have called for the introduction of the death penalty. daybreak income pau

they passed a bill the same week that nasa announced that we would like and we amended our budget request so that we could go to the moon and accelerated fashion. senate passed the bill, the market up in committee very week we asked for the amended budget request. the senate has now marked of a bill that is very positive for an accelerated path to the moon. it's on everything that we asked for, but what we need to do is we need to get those two bills to agree and what we call conference. and i just agree with each other but to grant the funding loophole that is necessary to accomplish the moon landing. so i think we are capable of getting the budget that is necessary. i am confident that it will happen. i would also see is you mentioned, one of the challenges is with the timeline it's not just budgetary. in his process. the historical way i wish nasa goes about acquiring these capabilities, takes a long time. we put out an rfi that takes six months. industry spent six month responding to the ir i, and we spent six was putting out an rfp and then industry spent six months responding. and we spent six of us source of election, then industry spen

week. >> right. >> fashionable. >> i think the big question is the pendulum, is it going to swing in generalh, yeah. >> speaking of pendulum swinging, roku up 4% as mcquarry takes it to outperform up 130 they say the shift is really going to start to be international. smart tv operating system, they see the user base growing 2 to 3 x by 2022. we know there has been a lot of doubts about roku. in the wake of what we have known about streaming these days >> huge debate over whether it is a transitional technology, and really a feature as opposed to a company, and pretty good points on both sides it is built up such a tremendous kind of cushion of performance in there too i think the trading dynamic has got wild because if you had a huge momentum run and -- i was going to mention semiconductor up today it has been one of the points that semis maintained their leadership profile, even though there is tons of doubt, the tariff stuff so being up 1.2%, being the zone of the highs, that's been one of the things, if you pick your bellwether, for the overall market, it would be semis, i think, more so

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stocks are absorbing all the body blows this week, calm fashion, it is really not that bad. we're still point 1/2% 1/2 away from all-time highs, certainly on the s&p 500 and the dow. why is that? why is the market sort of held up with all of these cross current? "barron's" editor-at-large, "barron's roundtable" host jack otter. jack, markets climb a wall of worry and we have thrown disproportionate halt of worries and they keep buying. >> our friend tina. there is no alternative. would you invest in dynamic growth of europe or japan? a lot of advisors i hear this phrase over and over again, the best house on the bad block. neil: you don't have to invest in any houses, put the money in mattress or buy treasury notes and bonds. but they're to the doing that. >> if cash was attractive alternative, bonds were attractive alternative they might very well. central banks around the world are lowering rates, to force us into riskier assets, improve wealth effect and improve growth. they may have inflated assets that would cause a problem analogous what we saw with houses, but right n