he says you better go get the biggest customer you can get, someone like avon. avon it was.umber two, i want you to understand this, you will be 10 times larger in 24 months or it is over for you. you understand what i'm saying? yes sir. 10 times larger in 24 months. one last thing. yes? you need to build an application economy. what does that mean? i don't know but you better go figure it out. i said thank you very much. we walked out of the building and got in her car and drove home and my cofounders's mouths were open. i could not figure out that last one. the first two were easy. then i had a dream that i saw that we could have a marketplace where other developers could build on our platform and insert things in it. we could have a catalog of things. i was like this is like an app store. i called up our lawyer at the time. i registered the trademark app store. what happened was we got a call, steve jobs wants us to come down for a major announcement on the apple campus. we are down there. we are in this big apple auditorium. it is a big production. steve walks out there

avon it was., he said now, i need you to really understand this -- you are going to be 10 times larger in 24 months or it is over for you. do you understand what i'm saying? yes, sir. 10 times larger in 24 months. and one last thing. yes? you need to build an application economy. what does that mean? i don't know. but you better go figure it out. [laughter] and i said, thank you very much, and we walked out of the building and got in our car and drove home, and my cofounders' mouths were open. i cannot figure out that last one. the first two are easy, but i could not figure it out, that last one. then i had a dream where i saw that we could have an application marketplace where other developers could maybe build on our platform and insert things in it, and we could have a catalog of things, and i'm like this is like an app store. i called up our lawyer at the time and i registered the trademark app store. then what happened was, we got a call, steve jobs wants us to come down for a major announcem

latest on d w news this hour i'll be back at the top of the hour with another update for you american avon's famed from me and the entire team here in berlin and thanks for watching. in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits of those. introduced and serious through.

a 2nd issue is this an unprecedented move the court has asked for the place to provide often even avon's compelling and setting a way they have not given any notes or records as to why this decision was taken the reality is this decision has been made clear by the court is as irrational but only awful tame that justice was no longer delayed to the follies of going on and it just was done and the piece completed the support without any endless litigation . it's almost 4 years since we started this case and. i have watched. probably my missions on the gun pos way on there's other family members that are at the gun on serious pasta. for the following is their spin on emotional torture a shake a lot of logical torture. and it's near tame that. george hamilton relays that enough is enough on the day off the dinosaur are you see desert over to have a proper place in the house to be a furnace and just us thank you. ever. since fall we've identified says people who are involved in the murders of 120 past people who are members of the circle security forces we've named most of them there may be o

the brink of a devastating the monetary crisis to go on top of what they've already enjoyed salmon avon thank you very much for here and stay on this appreciate it thank you for having me. concerns are growing about the escalating violence in libya reports suggest khalifa haftar is forseen large supplies of arms and may be preparing to relaunch his operation to capture tripoli that's despite a fragile cease fire in place for 3 weeks on the other side turkey sent military enforcements to the internationally recognized government any partly essentially the. libyans have been voicing their frustration and anger what many see is the lack of meaningful effort to end the conflict was much of that anger is directed at those who they see as responsible for prolonging hostilities but it's also aimed at the international community which they see as giving rule of khalifa haftar equal status with the internationally recognized government in tripoli. that the building conference 2 weeks ago was meant to ease tensions and in force a ceasefire it has done neither the international community and europ

done many slovaks there remain deeply disillusioned well by coincidence the brother of the accused avon coach now runs a small cafe close to the courthouse where the trial is taking place and as we find out now the brothers represent 2 sides of a slovakian society that is profoundly divided. a gloomy day in slovakia. as gloomy as the country's political climate says even questioner which he believes is partly his brother's fault. as nato today but i don't want to talk about that all has already been said. even as brother is marion kushner a prominent businessman whose actions have had a profound impact on the country the papers are full of stories about him even no longer talks to his brother and he's tired of talking about him marian stands accused of having ordered the killing of journalist. a murder that sent shock waves throughout the country. and people this was not a disagreement between different mafia groups this was an attack on honest upright people. talk and not young people. and that makes an attack on families on all of us. let me talk be one. of. the brothers have little i

and the whip is at the swan theatre in stratford—upon—avon until the 21st of march.eek in parliament. thank you for watching. from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. storm dennis is fast sending its wind and rain our way. a prolonged spell of strong destructive wind this weekend and for some a prolonged spell of heavy rain, some start dry but then saturday turns wetter from the west. still some drier interludes across some eastern parts and the heaviest rain northern and western england through wales and into the afternoon. northern ireland brightens a bit and clear spells developing eventually in scotland overnight into sunday with heavy showers but a further spell of heavy, even torrential rain and places affecting parts of england and wales on saturday night. very squally winds with the heaviest of the rain that does eventually push south on sunday. brighter skies and further heavy showers following on behind. hail and thunder with these and again got all the wind. the met office has a number of warnings in force for the weather this weekend including amber wa

and the whip is at the swan theatre in stratford—upon—avon until the 21st of march. that's it for the week in parliament. thank you for watching. from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. the very heavy rain that storm dennis brought us, over a months worth across the hills of southern wales, well, that's left some very nasty flooding conditions. we still have four severe flood warnings in force along stretches of the river teme between ludlow, in shropshire, and eardiston, in worcestershire. 300 odd flood warnings elsewhere in the uk. the flooding could get worse in some communities as the floodwaters flow down the river system. everyone is coming in scotla nd system. everyone is coming in scotland over the next few hours where it will also get very windy as storm dennis passers—by. strong gusts around irish sea and english channel coasts. a blustery day on monday with sunshine and showers, the most frequent and the north of wales. temperatures 8—11 but feeling colder given the strength of the winds. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, i'm simon pusey.

and the whip is at the swan theatre in stratford—upon—avon until the 21st of march.for the week in parliament. thank you for watching. from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. the heavier and persistent rain we saw from storm dennis is pushing away towards the south—east and actually here until that afternoon that we have this amber rain warning from the met office affecting the downs. we have already had scenes of flooding affected parts of the country, this one of them in worcestershire, we have four severe flood warnings, two in south wales, as a result of 150 millimetres following in a day or two. that is the radar picture for the last few hours, showing the persistent rain, across england and wales, you can see it is moving fairly quickly away to the south—east where it will stay wet for the rest of the afternoon. fans of heavy showers following. the wind less of a concern across england and wales, not as much of a concern here but cooler air behind that band of rain together with showers, temperatures continuing to drop away. if we focus on the showers

and "the whip" is at the swan theatre in stratford—upon—avon until the 21st of march. parliament. thank you for watching. from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. storm dennis continues to batter britain. looking back at saturday, well, it was windy everywhere, wasn't it, but the strongest gust of wind was at aberdaron in the llyn peninsula, 91mph gusts recorded here. we've all seen lots of rain as well, but the rain has been causing problems, particularly across parts of northern england, wales, the west midlands and south—west england. now, there are lots of flood warnings in force and the number of flood warnings continues to rise hour by hour. and with more heavy rain in the forecast, that's clearly not a good thing. now, looking at the satellite picture, this is storm dennis. the centre actually near iceland. but it's this trailing weather front stretching for a couple of thousand miles out into the atlantic that's causing problems, because the winds are blowing parallel to the front rather than across it, and that means the front gets stuck and what that means

napolitano: but don't they need joe sixpack from western pennsylvania and ohio in avon indiana? can joe sixpack vote for bernie customer. >> he can't and they won't and that's why the president, no matter who they throw adam's gonna win as a landslide. but your point, bernie is going to give a heckuva run. once can have all the young votes, we are going to be surprised at it. write a really don't think people in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania going to vote for bernie sanders, there's no way. but i bet she bernie gets the nomination. napolitano: there's the production right there, the panel returns later but first roger stone today learning his fate at his sentencing hearing in washington d.c. should he get a retrial or should the president pardon him before he even sets foot in a prison cell? criminal defense attorney watched every inch of that trial breaks it down carolyn: a diagnosis does not define me. eric: and vision loss doesn't determine my character. heather: it's our drive that shows who we are. marina: and we are here to let those challenged with blinding retinal di

napolitano: but don't they need joe sixpack from western pennsylvania and ohio in avon indiana? can joe sixpack vote for bernie customer. >> he can't and they won't and that's why the president, no matter who they throw adam's gonna win as a landslide. but your point, bernie is going to give a heckuva run. once can have all the young votes, we are going to be surprised at it. write a really don't think people in wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania going to vote for bernie sanders, there's no way. but i bet she bernie gets the nomination. napolitano: there's the production right there, the panel returns later but first roger stone today learning his fate at his sentencing hearing in washington d.c. should he get a retrial or should the president pardon him before he even sets foot in a prison cell? criminal defense attorney watched every inch of that trial breaks it down (sensei) a live bookkeeper is helping customize quickbooks for me. (live bookkeeper) okay, you're all set up. (sensei) thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeepe

we are joined by heather lynn haven and mike avon from rockwall winery. i'm familiar with the winery. and i'm familiar with cookies. now, people sometimes when i say this, cookies and wine, they say that is crazy talk. the people have wine with dessert all the time, don't they? buck absolutely. it is a magical peering. wine and anything is a magical pairing. you can do with movies, with music, food, and cookies especially. >> when i go to a restaurant, let's say i'm having a wine with a crhme br[lie. they suggest certain wines. certain wine spirit better with suites. >> wreck. it all kind of depends on your philosophy. it was a philosophy behind it. you can go opposite, and you can do similar. all points in between. always tell people to drink what they like first and work their way down from there. >> have people started purchasing cookies with this in mind, heather? buck it is exciting to see how many people are purchasing cookies for beer and cookie pairings. >> as well as beer and wind wine pairings. >> reporter: alameda has been a big fan of the cook

i could not see that avon had -- i started getting -- >> the project is on display at the searching libraryn san jose through the end of february. and remember to keep sitting your housing stories and idea to projecthome@cbs.com. you can also see all of our original reporting on our website. >>> it is 6:25. another bay area resident is going after wants to. today's keep meeting before it goes to trial. it is all coming up in our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and we're live in san jose, where police are continuing huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributor

eastern horn of africa or the international organization for migration joins us by skype from nairobi avon welcome to the program we hear a great deal about the mediterranean roots for migrants but not so much this one. well that's right nikken planked around their hind sight seeing this slow burning crisis going on in the east and on of africa like you already said it means there is a lot of reporting about the 10s of thousands crossing the mediterranean trying to get europe but in this part of the continent there have been an exponential rise in the number of migrants trying to get to the gulf countries normally as you said in the intro toughing through the small country of djibouti in the whole of africa crossing the goal of agents taking the dangerous shit purposely the goal and trying to solve to yemen and into saudi arabia many of the people our young people from countries like egypt looking for opportunity many of them spent a week or came to the mountains and said this sometimes without food sometimes about also like you rightly said sometimes they are confronted by smugglers and.

fox avon campaign here and introduced pete buttigieg at one point and michael j. fox says mayor pete reminded him of obama. and kevin costner was here today with mayor pete. to be expect to see mayor pete in this room, bear energized crowd tonight. >> laura: thank you. some star power there. if sanders does hold onto his lead tonight and he probably does, as i said to bear and martha, this is a come to jesus moment for the democrats. he is staying in the past tonight is doing one thing, helping bernie sanders. the democrats created this monster of radicalism by tolerating for a long time this anti-free market, antibusiness, anti-law enforcement, anti-borders, and some people think anti-american strain in some quarters of their party. now the chickens are coming home to roost. chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and frankly, obama. should they call up joe biden at this point and say, joe, we love you but it's over? thanks for your service, but your time is done. and if you stay in and keep fighting through south carolina, you're just hurting the moderate vote. this reminds

on the avon rule, what states were doing is a were taking counties in various areas that had very low unemployment. they were grouping them with other unrelated county that had high unemployment, higher unemployment and they were getting permission to waive of those work requirements across the board, in california for example a wide waiver even among counties was 2 and 2% unemployment. >> how many states were waving the work requirements? >> more than 30 depending on what time period you pick. >> how does the 2019 usda rule seek to clarify and update work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents? >> for those 18 to 49-year-old, we have a lot of the adults with no kids, what the rule does is it simply changes the criteria to be more in line with federal law which says that an area that has high unemployment can receive a waiver, and so what the rule does very generally is it makes sure that those waivers can only apply in specific areas that actually do have an economic depression or downturn. >> during your term with the maine department of health and human services how

> you have amazon in partnership with polic departments, who have basicallyn policemen into, like, avonlice departnts talking points and marketing materials to encourage e installation of ring by community residents. none of this was public knowledge. >> and this is ring's first indoor cam. it is... cute, is what i would say. >> narrator: amazon has continued to expand the scope of ring. last fall, dave limp unveiled a version designed to monitor e inside of people's homes. within weeks, hackers discovered a way to terrorizeing customers. >> did you see that video? >> i did see that video. >> what did you think of >> i think that tha industry problem. it's not just about the, a ringa ca it could be about anybody's cameras. it's about any device in that... 've already investigated that one to make sure what, what the root cause was. what we want to be able to do in those cases is, we want to minimize them. we'd like to dett them. and we also want to build tools that give them the ability so that doesn't... that, that makes it harder for those kinds of attacks to happen. there's a lot of

what i love about that story is avon and somerset police have only got two electric cars and they managedople, you picked out a store in connection with universities. universities not worth it for a fifth of graduates. a study from the department for education. commissioned by it. it is not great news. i'm a great believer that education, you should be able to do education, you should be able to do education education's sake but this is saying 70,000 students never make their money back over the course of their money back over the course of their career, particularly men, looking at studying creative subjects, it might be worth thinking again. what you mean not getting their money back? it is looked at their money back? it is looked at the attacks they would pay and that some have paid over their career, and based on the sanjose and, it wasn't worth then going to university. it was a complete waste of money. women who do men subjects, such as physics, are among the people who benefit in their career. so it is interesting... it is interesting, yeah. i like the straight and i tweeted this e