and they're doing something to the beacon, too, right? yeah >> yes.beacon itself, which, you know, sharp eyed viewers may have noticed, is turned on kind of erratically, sort of here and there is about to become this brand new light that's going to be all brightened up and much spiffier, much more technologically advanced and even better is that the spire, which is the top quarter of the building, you know, where there's no more office space. it's all just one big room. that's where we climbed up, is going to be illuminated from within and shvo and the pyramid retained the services of a firm called l'observatoire international and they are going to make this look like a combination of the empire state building and the beacon atop the eiffel tower. so it is about to be extremely cool. >> and then some things happening with the surrounding plaza, too, right? that's right. >> yeah. there's that redwood grove at the base of the pyramid. that's been closed to the public for at least a year, maybe two. and there, you know, the redwoods are going to remain,

, don’t go, don’t go, i built a microtransmitter into my receiver, just in case, amplitude. radio beaconrequency it beeps, and the closer you are to it, the louder it beeps, listen, but it beeps, the direction is determined by the intensity of the signal, oh, if only there was an oscilloscope, hey, if only the beacon’s battery didn’t run out, did she change her clothes? then the old lady left, i thought, she needed the passwords, and she also had a whole bag, heavy, she left in a bag or rode away on a bicycle, no, i saw her among the crowd, after the explosion, as she was leaving, she didn’t have a single thing in the bag , no bicycle, let us put asya on her trail, petya, go for a walk, why does she need to go out into the street in a suit to disguise herself, plant an explosive, got ready, pretended... like an old lady, so no one would suspect her, yes, here are her things, no, wait, wait, what is it, we went the wrong way, the signal is continuous, but turn it around, and... "new purity demands, he periodically switches to reception mode, now, forward, forward, forward! barbarians, dam

i would say they watch for beacons. i'm pretty much the one that i have there could be a problem with the satellite, so obviously out there guessing not, but the lighthouse is always there within reach of a piece ago, the feeling mario grew up in madrid, almost 400 kilometers from the sea. you had a bar there until he decided to become a marine signal mechanics far away from the big city. so the, when you leave the city, you realize that your part of nature is on the one hand, you realize that you are independent and can do more than you think on the other. and that you're just a tiny dot on earth and it's going to be the mario also maintains the photo demo. how god, the newest and most modern lighthouse in spain. it's uninhabited, so everything here is remote control road. this is what the future looks like. mario only needs to check in once a week, then they don't fight on they will. my lighthouse is 160 years old. this one is just 325. so they represent a change in the world of work. in the past, how many people work

we installed two radio beacons.s, and those two radio beacons essentially form a triangle with the board, so the board knows where it is. and for a more accurate understanding of its position, the camera simply takes a photo below itself, well, a drone camera, and simply compares the reference points with the same picture, which is simply downloaded from google maps, finds reference points and... this allows them to build long-distance routes complete'. that is, they said it directly in the advertisement, that's what the problem is, and no one in us, well, did not react to it. there is practically no satellite navigation, so some modernization of the ground part made it possible to determine the position point of our device according to the usual scheme, as before. they just have a drone take off somewhere in the rear, right? turns off, that is, it does not communicate with its ground station at all, it flies to the point where it needs to go, for example, he has to fly there 40 km to our rear, and he just flies, th

for example, i sold a lot of beacon dishes, is your so i prepared a lot of beacon food for saturday and then didn't serve a single one of again. it's difficult to evaluate, since you see uh, i have a one day loc, couldn't open up a restaurant at all because it'd be so it's a rookie mistakes customers complained, which is actually a good sign. the restaurant is small with cutlery and cans and recycled. sustainable furniture after the program and loc definitely wants to open her own restaurant and bring what she's learned here with her the or was that wraps it up for this week's edition of focus on europe. hope you enjoyed the show. good bye for now . the, [000:00:00;00] the, when you can't smell anything, or when everything smells the rate of smell related disorders has increased since corona virus. how important is all sense of smell? and what's his life like when it's gone? in 15 minutes on the w conflict zone us. so addition on the european elections, we have a lot of new challenges and anybody's outside of the role which have influence inside how can people trust the elections? they

for example, i sold a lot of beacon dishes is your so i prepared a lot of beacon food for saturday and then didn't serve a single one of again, it's difficult to evaluate. so i have a one day loc, couldn't open up her restaurant at all, because it'd be sort of rookie mistakes. customers complained, which is actually a good sign. the restaurant is small with cutlery and cans and recycled. sustainable furniture after the program and loc definitely wants to open her own restaurant and bring what she has learned here with her the or was that wraps it up for this week's edition of focus on europe. hope you enjoyed the show. good bye. for now. the, [000:00:00;00] the haven for russian money, money belonging to put in his country jones is said to be hidden away in switzerland. disappoint you, sanctions. private just mention is secret bank accounts. paradise for collective cross and war criminals. on the trail of the legal, russian billions in switzerland in 15 minutes on the w conflict zone as so addition on the european election, we have a lot of new challenges on any of these outside of the

for example, i sold a lot of beacon dishes, is your so i prepared a lot of beacon food for saturday and then didn't serve a single one of again. it's difficult to evaluate. soon as you see, i read it one day loc, couldn't open up her restaurant at all because of the sort of rookie mistakes customers complained, which is actually a good sign. the restaurant is small with cutlery and cans and recycled. sustainable furniture after the program ends locked, definitely wants to open her own restaurant and bring what she's learned here with her. the as well as that wraps it up for this week's edition of focus on europe. hope you enjoyed the show. good bye for now. the, [000:00:00;00] the large, the environment, trends technology come list, digitalization, stall, tops, new market, new media. the world is accelerating these the opportunities to try new things. take flights with d, w. 's, business magazine, made in germany. in 30 minutes on the w of the the front steps for a robot vacuum. one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. cutting edge technology is looking at a potential of deep sea

the food technologist, as seeking to produce the 1st completely beacon egg, it has a show and everything. and then comes to then you can use it to make pride or scrambled eggs or for baking. some for team is currently working on making the yoke a little more liquid by adding proteins from beans and sweet potatoes. the beacon egg also contains omega 3 fatty acids from plant based oils and calcium. together the 14 ingredients produced a stable emotion. the team experimented a lot with ag wide substitutes. this then seen that we had to find something that was transparent like in a chicken egg, but also have the right protein content to put the ink. because the next challenge was to get the egg white and your to work together. the solution calcium in the beacon your forms a membrane when it comes into contact with an algae extract. so the plant based construct actually forms a spear surrounded by a kind of membrane and remain separate from the egg white. but what about an eggs properties? how do you imitate those competitor lovely day foods, also based in berlin, is working on cracking the c

look at a beacon when you have a crash it and lock a beacon that is sending a specific no is not. you can hear on the emergency frequency like a 1.1.5, for example. and this is used to track the crush slides. and this apparently was not even working. so there isn't another question that could be hast clear, because if that emergency beacon was working, maybe it would have help to look at the crash site much sooner. and of course, what we were saying there were 3 helicopters, 2 of them arrive safely on the wall and carrying the vi pays, carrying the presidents on the farm and has to happen to go down. of course is going to be a lot of theories about, well kuta if that happens, i'm already a wrong school. i'm a foreign minister. i said that washington was complicit in the accident and because it's sanction damage the country's aviation industry that they would. how would you, how do you feel about that, comments? well, this is absolutely and deniable that the function supply by uh, oxygen to iran, specifically on the of the ition songs sanctions have uh, desperately implications on

and to continue to be a beacon of inspiration for the next 100 years. francine: is that because we buy luxury differently so that clients want more of the story than they did 10, 15 years ago? >> i think there is no typical client or no one reason to engage in luxury. we see all kinds of clients. people who are longtime fans of chanel. people who are dedicated buyers of couture. first-time buyers are 30% of our clients, which is a lot. we see a lot of gen z. 35% of luxury consumers by 2030 will be gen z. it's a hard number to believe but it's the vibrancy, the vitality that's huge. because each of those clients have a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. for gen z they buy because they want to buy less and by better. they want to buy because they see it's a financially wise investment. but everybody buys for a different reason. for me, it's part of continuing to build our brand, our reputation, our company, and telling our story in engaging ways to all sorts of clients. francine: you have to speak differently to the younger generation.

it's important to have been a beacon of inspiration for all these years and to continue to be a beacon of inspiration for the next hundred years. francine: is that because we are buying luxury differently, so clients and customers now want more of a story than they maybe did ten, 15 years ago? leena: i think there is no typical client. we see all kinds of clients, people who are longtime fans of chanel. people who are dedicated buyers of couture, people for first time buyers. in fact, first time buyers are 30% of our clients, which is a lot. we see a lot of gen-z and alpha. 35% of luxury consumers by 2030 are going to be gen z and alpha. it's hard to believe. the vitality is huge. for each of those clients, there is a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. for gen z and alpha, they buy because they want to buy less and buy better. they want to buy because they see it's a financially wise investment. everybody buys for a different reason. for me, it's part of continuing to build our brand, our reputation, our company, and telling our story in engaging ways to all sorts of

the solution, calcium in the beacon your forms a membrane when it comes into contact with an algae extract. so the plant based construct actually forms a spear surrounded by a kind of membrane and remain separate from the egg white. but what about an eggs properties? how do you imitate those competitor? lovely day foods also based in berlin is working on cracking the egg code to whether a substitute phones jails or binds like the real thing depends on the interplay between different proteins. those processes can be tweaked with a little help from technology. to put these, you want to come into the precision fermentation, the technology we're enables us to produce these proteins that are exactly the same as those in egg in terms of their functionality, texture, and protein content. some even say they're better based off the for mentor protein . so then tested for a range of properties. today it's all about foam ability to smell them and do the we produce several solutions and test protein interactions. so looking for properties, we want how much the firm is mainly working on solutions for i

that beacon is also lit in honor of pearl harbor day and veterans day, and hundreds of people gathered for a ceremony at san francisco national cemetery in the presidio this morning. >> those taking part included congresswoman nancy pelosi, she said, we all owe a debt of gratitude for the sacrifices of u.s. service members who lost their lives in service. one of the attendees who serves in the u.s. army told us he lost friends in afghanistan and iraq. he said for him, memorial day has a very deep meaning. >> right now, i'm an assignment where i work at the defense pow mia accounting agency, where we search for missing. and conduct. conduct investigations and recover their remains to bring back to the us because the united states has made a promise to never leave anyone behind. >> and before the ceremony, scouts from all across the bay area placed an estimated 30,000 flags there. on the graves at the presidio. >> memorial day also marks the unofficial start of summer for many families. people are still heading home from their weekend getaways. triple a estimates nearly 40 million people

and especially if it's convincing, where it really counts the most in the kitchen. beacon products have become common on supermarket shelves, at least in gemini sausages made from soybeans, diesel mushrooms, dairy free cheese products based on most sustainable practices. proteins growing in the soil rather than the bodies of animals of the future. for climate reasons, we should all be eating more fund based, huge already. but what about fuels? biofuels made from plant my to a little cotton alternatives to fossil resources, especially when the made from agricultural waste the climate friendly mobility driven by electricity instead of fossil fuels. batteries pack enough power for cars, but not enough to propel heavy vehicles like aircraft or cargo ships. which is why in addition to electro mobility, we still need environmentally friendly solutions for combustion engines. at the console institute of technology, a pilot plan turns out sustainable fuels made from bio way street. and here for the fluctuation view, we're talking advanced biofuels here, which means fuels that are produced from

and these two radio beacons essentially form a triangle with the board and thus the board understandsre it is, and for a more accurate understanding of its position, the camera simply takes a photo below itself, well, the drone camera, and simply compares it with the same one by reference points a picture that is simply downloaded from google maps, finds reference points and thus understands where the drone is located, that is, what it is... we allow, it allows them to build long-distance routes in complete radio silence, that is, they said it right in the advertisement, that's what the problem is, and no one in our country cares about it did not react, that is , there is practically no satellite navigation, so some modernization of the ground part made it possible to determine the position point of our device according to the usual scheme... it turns off, that is, it absolutely does not communicate with its ground station, he flies to the point where he needs to go, for example, he has to fly there 40 km to our rear, and he just flies, that is, he is told that there are no satellites

bright paint, burning beacons, loud siren - this is a warning, someone is in trouble.mewhere it’s better for us to drive between the rows, where it’s convenient for drivers to let us pass. somewhere we know we can move into the oncoming lane when it is safe, somewhere it is possible to use it and we can even use the side of the road. it’s difficult not to notice the loudness, and most often drivers give in. situations in life are different, people rush to help, you never know someone dies, this ambulance was put on a flight specifically for a preventive raid , code-named beacon, if someone doesn’t lets us through, we inform the nearest gaya crew, they stop the offender and show the motorist our video evidence, nothing bad for you, yes yes food, the driver of the black lexus kept running somewhere away from the camera, he probably felt ashamed, the man is 76, should set a good example for others, but he didn’t let him pass, but the others... the motorists moved, no matter what happened, we don’t know what happened, but this is an ambulance, this is human life. previousl

is the beryslav district, and the red beacon is actually the community, as i told you, which has been without electricity for a very, very long time, nevertheless, people live, people try to make sure that life continues in the community, but this in principle, these are all communities that are under fire from time to time, some longer, some more systematically, some less, but here... it should be noted that civilians are suffering, private houses are being destroyed, infrastructure is being destroyed, but today a lot of time during not a day it was light, both in kherson and in those communities that were shelled nearby, you said 52 settlements, trolleybuses did not go around kherson almost all day, that is , today was very difficult, but actually yes, well, in general, i see what is... okrenergo's decision that they will limit the supply of electricity to businesses from 6 p.m., and then the same thing will happen to the population. by the way, this will be all over the territory of ukraine, as far as i understand, i am very brief, today we managed to get 11 children out of the occ

outdoor surveillance, wiretapping of mobile calls, a beacon installed in nekonorov’s car.lice before joining the security service, the fsb. moreover, you must understand that we have every right to obtain a warrant for your arrest. hmm, do you want to arrest me on suspicion of surveillance? no, on suspicion of organizing a murder. this, skladovsky and volochenko too confirm. no, there are witnesses who saw your car at the crime scene. my car? okay, your guards have the car. jeep in chevrolet, suburban. she wasn't there. um, of course, you didn’t follow nikonorov, did you? we followed nikonorov because he was a prostitute. so, they followed. this means that the car should have been able to see from the rest. how does nikonorov meet with representatives of a competing company? he did not meet with representatives of the competing company. yes, but what was he doing on the territory of the rest home? not i know what he was doing there, but he was going to sell the land, the very territory on which he was killed. when did you find out that he was selling the territory? a few d

not just to the rest of world but a beacon for humanities from all over the world from on the asian to come to this city to make it in the city and help to celebrate with that, i want to say thank you. i have the honor of introducing my incredible city administrator city and county of san francisco carmen chiu come on up carmen. >> i keep on telling david if they makes it joke i have a father so david thank you. please and (laughter). >> why i wanted to appreciate clay detainee and i and all here to celebrate the kickoff of the apa ama i'll carr men chiu the city administrator and have different racks that are set up here by having some comments with the chinatown and the mayor i want to reflect on highway fortunate to be part of the city it is so welcoming with the diversity. we celebrated every month with different culture contributions and the strength we are when i was on the - i thought i was working hard in san francisco you should have seen how hard boac working in china but proud of the mayor and, you know, i don't know that anyone would know we were up early in the morning

not just to the rest of world but a beacon for humanities from all over the world from on the asian to come to this city to make it in the city and help to celebrate with that, i want to say thank you. i have the honor of introducing my incredible city administrator city and county of san francisco carmen chiu come on up carmen. >> i keep on telling david if they makes it joke i have a father so david thank you. please and (laughter). >> why i wanted to appreciate clay detainee and i and all here to celebrate the kickoff of the apa ama i'll carr men chiu the city administrator and have different racks that are set up here by having some comments with the chinatown and the mayor i want to reflect on highway fortunate to be part of the city it is so welcoming with the diversity. we celebrated every month with different culture contributions and the strength we are when i was on the - i thought i was working hard in san francisco you should have seen how hard boac working in china but proud of the mayor and, you know, i don't know that anyone would know we were up early in the morning

i really hope he can be that leader, that beacon of light he has been over the — that beacon of lightse it has been _ over the last nine months because it has been a _ over the last nine months because it has been a pleasure to have him in spanish _ has been a pleasure to have him in spanish football. well, the champions league trophy arrived in london amid much pomp and ceremony. it was accompanied by former winner claude makelele at the fanzone in regent street. here, he and the trophy were serenaded by the royal philharmonic orchestra playing a ratherfamiliar tune. music: champions league anthem. # die meister. # die besten. # les grandes equipes. # the champions. # die meister. the professional footballers�* association say players are at breaking point, and they have warned fifa that they could face a players�* strike. the pfa has been calling for action to alter the congested football calendar — and the international players�* union, fifpro, say the results of their annual player workload review are "staggering", and there must be regulations to protect players. the recommendati

it's a 100-year-old company, it's important to say what we do to be a beacon of inspiration for the next 100 years. francine: is that because we buy luxury differently and clients wanted more than 10 to 15 years ago? >> i think there is no one reason to engage in luxury. we see all kinds of clients, people who are longtime fans are chanel, dedicated buyers. first-time buyers are 30% of our clients, which is allowed. we see a lot of gen z. 35% of luxury consumers will be gen z. it's a hard number to believe but the vibrancy of the vitality is huge because each of those clients have a different set of reasons for why they engage. for gen z they buy because they want to buy less and buy better. they say it's a financially wise investment. but everybody buys for different reasons. for mean, it's part of continuing to build our brand, our reputation, our company and telling a story and engaging ways. francine: you have to speak differently to the younger generation? >> not really, our story of craftsmanship, of how many hours goes into making this jacket, like a hundred hours, all hand made,

if we don't, then we will never again be the beacon of law. >> you were talking about challenges, we can't agree on common facts, there is no common set of truth, and doing the work you are doing in that environment is really challenging and one of the goals of the task force and one of the tools of task force is using is that you are going into communities around the country to engage, to inform, to educate around the work of elections, the challenges facing election workers. can you talk a little bit more about that work, why going into communities, anything that you are starting to see as you have the community-based conversations. >> well, just like any other top of an organization, like the task force in this instance, we are all but powerless. right? just like, you think about it, the president of the united states is all but powerless. unless he can lead the people, and leverage the people in the pursuit of his vision of america, in this case for the task force and the pursuit of the vision of the task force, andy american bar association. so, it was essential that we not sit

it is a 100-year-old company, it is important to see what we do and to continue to be a beacon of inspiration. francine: is that because we are buying luxury differently, so clients and customers want more of a story than they did 10, 15 years ago? leena: there's no typical client and note one reason to engage in luxury. truly we see all kind of clients, people who are longtime fans of chanel, people who are dedicated buyers of cotoure. we see a lot of gen z and l4. 35% of luxury consumers are going to be gen z and alpha. the vitality is huge because each of those clients has a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. they bind because they want to buy less and better. they buy because it is a financially wise investment, but everybody buys for different reasons. for me, it is part of continuing to build a brand, a reputation, a company. and telling our story in engaging ways to also serve clients. francine: you have to speak differently to the younger generation? leena: not really. our story of craftsmanship, our story of how many hours goes into making this jacket, like 100 hou

in his car, oh, beacon, okay, what do you want from us, or rather your intuition.to find out who was behind him, there probably is a security service there, they know something, naturally, with great delight i he’ll lay it all out, why not, volodya, and you talk to his wife. you think yes, married, married, here’s the phone number, olga’s address, she already knows, i’m not sure, so, i’m in the security service, and i’m great. a nightmare, when this happened, when they discovered it in the morning, it happened at night, a nightmare, lena, call the deaf man to me now, yes, this is all the regions now, excuse me , find lena and drobenka too, okay, listen, is it really such a valuable employee, valuable, key, development director, you see, nikonorov, developed the company’s development prospects, yeah, here’s your company, what does it do anyway? ours, in fact, we are the largest mobile internet operator in russia, so to speak, we provide connections to those regions where fiber-optic networks are not installed. what is the internet you? well, in general terms? tell m

it is important to say what we do as we continue to be a beacon of inspiration. >> do clients and customers want more of a story than they did 10 or 15 years ago? >> there is no one kind of client. truly we see all kinds. people who are longtime fans of chanel, dedicated buyers of couture. we see a lot of generation z. but the vibrancy, vitality is huge because each of those clients has a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. gen z and alpha see it as a financially wise investment. everyone buys for different reasons. for me it is part of continuing to build our brand and reputation and company and telling our story in engaging ways. >> you have to speak differently to the younger generation? >> not really. our story of how many hours go into making a jacket, all handmade, 100 hours, is still the core of our story, our craftsmanship. it is still how people engage with luxury, the quality of it, the beauty of it. a thing of beauty gives us all joy. so that is still a very, very big reason how people look at luxury, the quality, the savoir faire, being part of that. and the st

me that many were looking and many were going in the wrong direction, so to speak, but here such a beaconwhy are we still alive? because we have not disappeared as a people. what is this mysterious community that unites people? this is a certain community of thoughts, spirit, moral values ​​that define such a concept as a people. what forms the spiritual basis in a person? it shapes her. faith, faith changes and people disappear. the past 30 years have shown that this program not only became the voice of the church, but it also carried and still carries an educational component. many people have received answers to questions that are important to them in life. good morning, dear tv viewers, our program continues to receive requests. that in 30 years, more than 1,500 programs have been aired, all of them are interesting. our eyes open, we gain vision, we penetrate into the meaning of human existence, we become. capable of building their lives in accordance with the most important law human happiness, with the law of love, which god wished to lay at the basis of our human relationships. now

before disconnecting from this area, but what’s most interesting is that the signal from the gps beacone is no robot, he drowned, maybe he became dull, why should he drown, i don’t know, the conscience began to stutter to the newly acquired daughter. the court failed, but did not save the bandits, but what else, wait, gandhi, and if someone wanted everyone to think so, stage a suicide, and the car, jacket, boots on the shore, nester, yes, his estate is in this direction , but drowning people is not his style, what a style, let’s call a diver, no-no-no, no, nestor buried his victims alive, especially those for whom he had respect, the error is no more than 5 m, come on, that ’s a beacon, the soil is fresh, come on... i’m getting a shovel, let’s hurry, he’s not breathing. it’s you, it’s us, here you go, marlen georgievich, why did you go without me, but because you still believed in people, yeah, and gps? like he hid it in a robot, i couldn’t help but play it safe, i always knew, pasha, you’ve got the pot boiling, if anything happens, you’ll find me, thank you, yes, now he’s definitely no

it's important to say what we do to have been a big inspiration all these years, to continue to be a beacon of inspiration for the next 100 years. francine: is that because we are buying luxury differently, so that clients and customers want more of the story than they maybe did at 10, 15 years ago? leena: i think there is no typical client, and there is no one reason to engage in luxury. truly, we see all kinds of clients. people who are longtime fans of chanel. people who are dedicated buyers of couture. people who are first-time buyers. in fact, first-time buyers are 30% of our clients, which is a lot. we see a lot of gen z and alpha. 35% of luxury consumers, by 2030, are going to be gen z and alpha. it's a hard number to believe. but it's the vibrancy, the vitality is huge. because each of those clients have a different set of reasons for why they engage with us. so for gen z and alpha, in part, they buy because they want to buy less and buy better. they want to buy, because they see it as a financially wise investment. but everybody buys for different reasons. for me, it's part of cont

[applause] the son of a south carolina preacher, jim clyburn is a beacon of moral clarity, a graduatef south carolina state university, there is a student of history became a teacher and movement leader for a more fair and more free america. his dignity and decency are suppressed only by the love shared with his dear emily who marched with him and often ahead of him from classroom to congress. through three decades in the house of representatives, he has transformed the lives of millions of americans bypassing groundbreaking laws for all our families. jim clyburn is touched by the divine and his margin brings us closer to a more perfect union. [ applause]] elizabeth dole. [applause] a singular trailblazer, elizabeth dole was the first woman to hold nearly every position she has had. over four decades in public service she served as the secretary of transportation, secretary of labor, president of the american red cross, and senator from north carolina. she established a preeminent foundation dedicated to -- and supporting american military caregivers. elizabeth dole paved the path for

and one of the things, as with my leadership team, which we started working on what we call our beaconspiration for the next 100 years, or we call the 100-year plan, we started -- we are constantly thinking ahead. we started putting some building blocks, which is having a positive impact in the world. there is sustainability, environmental sustainability, and the women's empowerment and girls. we are one of the largest philanthropic organizations dedicated to women empowerment and girls. francine: it's amazing, because not many people know that. leena: $125 million this year. so $100 million as soon as i came in, and now we have increased that to $125 million. so we are truly one of the largest organizations in the world. we work with 237 partners in 50 plus countries on beautiful programs that support women to be free to shape their destiny. francine: coming up, leena nair on how chanel is trying to change luxury and how her background in hr is helping to shape her mindset as a chief executive. ♪ francine: leena nair is used to breaking convention and changing norms in the workplace,