after seven years he gave up a well paid job and took a leap of faith he founded his own label. mostly contrived and for the money you have to decide either you take a risk in order to completely develop your own vision or you can stay on the easy track but i thought well i have to try to live once and there's no family without a bit of risk. was that somehow i had enough self-confidence to take the leap. his and want us to put. pressure on the success of his first shows he managed to garner the praise of fashion journalists like susie. she was impressed by his talent and now considers him to be a rising star in the land fashion scene. other fashion houses are also keeping tabs on the young designer. in twenty seventeen the longstanding italian brand face made him their creative director here he has to deliver more mainstream designs the opposite to his own playful nice label as is absolute and it's very challenging to create in two different directions but if it's something like faith i think it works very well. it's important that the two projects don't neutralize each other cr

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. >> harris: that might be a leap too far. president was offering to reset things when he got back in office. we don't know what they were talking about with regard. >> maria: talking about something they were working on. >> july chris wallace. >> absolutely not true. the clinton investigation closed in july. this text message was sent three weeks later. >> he never got involved in any of this -- he would never get involved in this fbi investigation? and while he said -- >> lisa: we also know they revisited some of the classified information. >> maria: not until later. >> lisa: with anthony weiner and the information found on his computer. look it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility when you have president obama who also said that he didn't think hillary clinton had put her national security risk on tv. you have loretta lynch telling the fbi director to call the investigation a matter rather than an investigation. >> maria: you can't assume what you are assuming either. >> lisa: we are both making assumptions. >> maria

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the first i people caught in an elevator, that was a trust leap. the first time you use ebay, the first time you put your credit card details into a website, the first time all get into self driving cars and let the car take over the wheel, that will be a trust leap. what technology is doing is it is exciting that pace at which we are leaping. it is asking us to leap higher and faster than ever before. which is why as human beings we feel so much change, a constant state of change in our lives. how does trust work? it doesn't matter whether we talk about airbnb or self driving cars or even like placing a faith in someone you have just met. trust is a process. it's not about if it is not something we can communicate, it's not a word. it's a process that happens between people or things or as we will see lots and algorithms. whenever you're asking someone to trust, they are in this known state. human beings love being in this known state. that's what we gravitate towards. whenever we have assumed to trt their something unknown, an unknown place, unkno

after seven years he gave up a well paid job and took a leap of faith he founded his own label. and for the money you have to decide either you take a risk in order to completely develop your own vision or you can stay on the easy traction but if i don't well i have to try to live once and there's no fun without a bit of risk. and somehow i had enough self-confidence to take the leap. isn't want us to put. pressure from the success of his first shows he managed to garner the praise of fashion journalists like suzy. she was impressed by his talent and now considers him to be a rising star in the land fashion scene. other fashion houses are also keeping tabs on the young designer. in twenty seventeen the long standing italian brand face made him their creative director here he has to deliver more mainstream designs the opposite to his own playful nice label as is absolute and it's very challenging to create in two different directions to fit something like fe i think it works very well. it's important that the two projects don't neutralize each other creatively office and sources b

we have a liftoff it may be a small step for mankind but it's a giant leap for a long mass his company space x. blasting the world's most powerful rockets into space. and close quarters in hong kong prices are shooting through the roof even for the roughest of accommodation. and daniel winter in a bubble in this is your business update all eyes were on the new york stock exchange on tuesday which had sparked a global sell off at the start of the week the session began significantly down but bounced back because a day of volatile trading got underway the dow seesawed by hundreds of points in and out of positive territory before finally closing tuesday two point three percent up just shy of the twenty five thousand mark analysts are talking of a normal correction during a record bull market. let's pull in the quarter who's on wall street force against us markets rocketing into positive territory by the end of the session is this a sign that investors have found their bearings. we did see the biggest comeback for wall street since october twenty seventh at the beginning we were down about

. >>> a low flying helicopter in eastern utah was brought down by a leaping elk of all things, it jumped into the chopper's tail rotor. the elk died. no one else was hurt. strange indeed. >>> the fcc is now backing a plan for spacex to build a broad band network using satellites. the agency has previously approved three other companies, none in the united states. this saturday spacex is expected to launch several test broad band satellites. >>> one junior college is more than 90% solar powered. the college plans to install several solar projects saving agent of energy and money. >>> a lot of people have seen the sign for saba live poultry. now it's expanding to san francisco. the board of supervisors voted last night to open a saba on wallace avenue in the bay view, it's a welcome addition to an area with few restaurants and grocery stores. animal rights groups opposed the move saying the slaughter house would impact air and water. >>> you could be paying a 25 cent increase in gas tax to help pay for roads. president trump said he could support that tax hike. officials said he had been c

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and in the ski jump poland's kamil stoch retained his large hill individual title with a leap of 136 p to date with the latest action — just go to the bbc sport website. czech ester ledecka has caused one of the biggest shocks in winter olympic history. she swapped her snowboard for a pair of borrowed skis and then beat the world's best skiers to win the super—g. it's the first alpine olympic gold medal for the czechs. richard mcelvanney reports. ester ledecka prefers to travel downhill by snowboard and she is pretty useful on skis as well. not a lwa ys pretty useful on skis as well. not always corrode skis, though, she borrowed these from giant slalom gold—medallist mikaela shiffrin. faster than she has ever gone at the super—g and faster than anyone else at pyeongchang, taking it to one of the most unexpected goals of the games. so unexpected that the czech had to check if she won. and no! what happened ? had to check if she won. and no! what happened? what happened. you tell me for that i really don't know what happened. it was great. ester ledecka is due to race in the snowboardin

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michigan for a leap up the table. when you get it done do you have what it takes to be among the best take chances don't just talk about. this knowledge man or the fight for a ticket to the champions league butlins built another wall this time in late accusing. the fight for europe who will fall and who will write its all here kickoff takes a look are you fit for the champions league. the picturesque that areon town of outsports soon be hosting the luminary lights of barcelona or real madrid. in the friday evening game the away side had the chance to go fifth and were only four points off second place. to be a watershed expectations have been growing recently something we've been discussing a lot. else work had scored just one goal less than i think the season could they rectify that by actually beating one. skate in you as you saw last week against frankfurt and every game there's an action and emotion. in the same can't be said about their support though just three hundred made the journey to like tick what if they w

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it was a leap of faith that had fans cheering and laughing last nigh ♪ this is "jeopardy!" ay's contestants - an expediter from cherry hill, new jersey... a license director from gonzales, louisiana... and our returning champion, a university literature instructor from new york, new york... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, everybody. hi, folks. well, our returning champion, jenny, has played really well. lorie and sean, we're happy to welcome you to our program. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round.

fix nics, it would be a good thing to do, but it's a tiny step when we need a giant leap. it can't be the only thing we do. in fact, the only reason it didn't clear this chamber already was because the republican senator from utah objected to it. such is the vice script that the ideologues from the gun lobby have on the entire republican party. they are so against what america wants. they are so against what rank and file republicans want. even on something as limited as fix nics, the gun groups find a way to get in the way. now, i believe the priority of this chamber should be to pass universal background checks. that would accomplish what fix nics does and a lot more. president trump has said, quote, that he would push strongly comprehensive background checks, unquote, in the wake of parkland. well, we democrats are calling on him today to keep his word. we sent him a letter and we're asking to support existing legislation, bipartisan legislation, that close the loopholes that allows anyone to purchase a gun at a gun show or the internet without a background check. these

"during the years italy was governed by fascism, it was a world power and took a leap forward economically," he said. alarmed by the rise of the far right, protest version reallied against groups like casapound, which has seen its membership rise. this parliamentary press conference was a first. casapound is more commonly associated with activities like this: supporters in red vests kicking immigrant vendors off an italian beach. when you talk to a lot of italians about casapound, a lot of them say, "those are racist thugs." "it's simply because they don't know us," di stefano said. casapound has already won some local elections, and for the first time has candidates on the ballot nationwide. the party is stepping in to provide services while it argues the state is looking the other way. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >> ninan: still ahead, we take to the skies for an inside look at the u.s. military's high-tech war games. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to m

it was a leap of faith that had fans cheering and laughing last night. that's bravery.st they were smiling t dow jones closed today. not the worse loss in terms of percentage. >> larry and ama have the day off. it could have been much, much worse. the dow down more than one point. >> elizabeth hur joins us from washington d.c. with the latest on what happened on wall street. >> reporter: after losing about 1,000 points last week, it was another tough day on wall street today. but as you guiys mentioned, thi is not the time to panic. another wild day on wall street. the dow jones average

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it was a leap of faith that had fans cheering and laughing last night. that's bravery. the feds, the state and the city all have a hand in deciding how to police san francisco. tonight at 6:00, see who is leading the way and making the department and the streets safer. >>> 500 people at least going without services. >> suspected arson destroys a mobile health unit and could disrupt health care for hundreds during the peak of the flu season. >>> i am spencer christian with another record day of warmth. a closer look in just a moment. >>> concerns heightened that homeowners in the fire zones could face a nonrenwal of insurance. >>> public safety is as much a team sport than what you have seen on tv. >> a new big brother watching over them. but will it make a difference. >> i am dan ashley. >> and i am dion lim. the department of justice. >> that was supposed to be the job of the u.s. department of justice in washington until president trump decided to stop community policing. >> reporter: you know, it was the san francisco police department that told the department of just

this was an important date and she will hope she's made a step forward, but a step, not a leap, not aboundxt. laura kuenssberg with the latest light at chequers. the latest official figures on immigration appear to confirm that the vote to leave the eu has had an impact. more eu citizens left britain in the year to last september than at any time for a decade. but overall nearly 250,000 more people from the eu and the rest of the world arrived here than went abroad. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here to look at the figures. yes, huw, ever since the brexit referendum businesses and politicians have been tracking the number of eu citizens coming to and from the uk with great interest. and in today's release of immigration figures we have reached a bit of a milestone. in the year to last september, an estimated 130,000 eu nationals have left and no longer live in the uk. that is the highest number for ten years, the highest in fact since the financial crash. however, in that same time — despite brexit — around 220,000 eu citizens moved here. which means that still, overall

and in the ski jump, poland's kamil stoch retained his large hill individual title with a leap of 136.5o to the bbc sport website. while many eyes are focused on this year's winter olympics, one of the most hotly—tipped films for sunday night's british academy of film and television awards is i, tonya, based on events linked to the winter olympics of 1994. it's a biopic about the american figure skater tonya harding, who became notorious for her link to an attack on a fellow skater. margot robbie plays the disgraced tonya, and allisonjanney plays her mother. both have received bafta nominations. our arts editor will gompertz has been to meet them. i was the best figure skater in the world at one point in time. 4.8. how do i get a fair shot here? it wasn't about telling the tonya harding story. the haters always say, "tonya, tell the truth." we have all these unreliable narrators telling completely contradictory versions of the exact same event. i mean, come on! what kind of friggin‘ person bashes in theirfriend's knee? the juxtaposition of everyone's different point of view and story is

and a leap into the future for the world's oldest commercial satellite station in cornwall — as goonhillyention to mars. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news — can celtic make it to the last 16 of the europa league for the first time in m years as they face zenit st petersburg in russia? good evening, welcome to the bbc news at six. around 400 people — many of them children — are thought to have died since sunday on the outskirts of syria's capital as government forces continue their bombardment of the rebel—held area. "hell on earth" is how eastern ghouta was described today by the foreign office as calls intensified for president assad's forces to halt their bombardment of the area, where 400,000 civilians are still believed to be trapped. tonight the un security council will vote on a resolution calling for a 30—day ceasefire so that humanitarian aid can be delivered. just a warning, our middle east editorjeremy bowen's report contains some very distressing images. more air strikes, more bombs and more casualties, it is not letting up. armed rebels in eastern ghouta have shelled dama

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. >>> and the brave jumpers taking a leap of faith from the seventh tallest tower in the world. we'll show you the performance from the world famous malaysian tower next. . david: i'm david, in for low lou dobbs. we're seeing shocking hypocrisy from the democrats. ranking intel democrat adam schiff blasted the memo as a danger to national security. but back in 2013 he said the fisa court needed to be, and i'm quoting here, much more transparent so that the american people can understand what is being done in their name and in the name of national security. joining me now is republican representative diane black of tennessee, a member of the house budget and ways and means committee. representative black is also running for governor of the volunteer state. best of luck in that venture, representative. but let's first talk about this memo and the fact that now representative schiff is against coming out with the underlying information. of course we would advise it all being redacted if it's sensitive stuff that could compromise the intel. but he doesn't want to release any of the

a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce.rade and travel surge between emerging markets. everyday our 1,100 investment professionals around the world search out opportunities for alpha. partner with pgim, the global investment management businesses of prudential. >> let's get to andrew ross sorkin in pyeongchang, south korea. another day where results for the u.s. not exactly what we had been hoping for. >> it's been a tough time for the u.s. but we still have a chance lindsey vonn taking bronze in the women's downhill alpine event in what it likely her final olympic downhill run she's the oldest female medalist in alpine skiing at age 33 they won gold in the 2010 vancouver olympics but sat out the sochi games due to a torn acl. here's what she had to say about her bronze medal >> i'm not disappointed. i have a medal i gave it everything i have. i worked so hard, especially the last eight years, with all my injuries it's been a tough road i'm back on the podium that's what counts >> earlier today she tweeted her bronze medal

doll bellinger upset the favorites with a superb leap in the final round of the men's normal hill ski jumping that earned him a total of two hundred fifty nine point three points poland's double olympic champion common stock could only manage a fourth place meanwhile wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer by avalon sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions she hit all ten targets and finished twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack. now rio de janeiro's carnival is famous for its elaborate costumes and dazzling samba dancers thousands of people have been flooding the city's streets taking part in iraq and parades and at one party this weekend even a man's best friend could join in the fun at the annual pat la pet friendly parade animal lovers and therefore legged friends strutted their stuff in a ray of creative costumes from tutu's to feathers pups of all shapes and sizes took part of their tails to the sound of a samba beat. and a reminder of the top story we're following here for you syria's military has shot down an israeli fighter jet the jet has been

of the winter games thanks to unveil and laura doll meyer filling her upset the favorites with a super leap in the final round of the men's normal hill ski jumping that earned him a total of two hundred fifty nine point three points poland's double olympic champion coming stock could only manage fourth place well meanwhile don meyer wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer biafra sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions she hit all ten targets and finished twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack for more of the winter olympics and make sure you check out our website at v.w. dot com forward slash olympics all the latest results the best pictures and stories are right there also you can follow us on twitter at sports for live updates. all right to burn this latest soccer now in saturday's action has already seen plenty of goals fly and here are the results so far heritage one two nil as laver couzin frankfurt to be bottom side cologne four to fellow strugglers hamburg lost to nil a dork mynd had over a one to one against freiburg and hoffenheim beat mines for to the

doll bellinger upset the favorites with a superb leap in the final round of the men's normal hill ski jumping that heard him a total of two hundred fifty nine point three points poland's double olympic champion kamel stock could only manage fourth place meanwhile it wasn't just good in the seven point five kilometer biathlon sprint she was perfect despite the windy conditions she hit all ten targets and finished twenty four seconds ahead of the chasing pack for more on the winter olympics make sure you check out our website w dot com slash olympics all the latest results the best pictures and stories are right there also be sure to follow us on twitter at the w sports for live updates. two bonus league soccer now or by new nick have continued their relentless drive to the title with a two one win over shaka took the lead through robert live and in the first half a shot to hit back to tie the score before half time after the break mr reliable thomas miller scored to make it two one and put the bavarians even closer to a sixth league championship in a row that is action have also seen p

to expand either one on the scale necessary to beat the 10 billion is a leap in the dark. >> said told the story you have an anecdote in your book about being in a coffee shop when a great vikings lead biologist comes in and she lived in my town committee davis microbiologist and she -- >> told that story. >> she basically thought i was a sentimental sap. so, i was reading the book about climate change and finally got around to reading it and she taps the on the shoulder and i sort of crouch down because i think she likes the book also like to watch me squirm and apparently you do to [laughter] >> you are very good at laying out the positions and then sort of existing between the two of them. so she taps the on the shoulder and grabs the book and doesn't say anything about has an eloquent look on her face and i say what, the way that you would. it is a picture o of light and endangered over. she sort of rolls her eyes like mammals. [laughter] the reason she thought this, she's a microbiologist and those that lg and fungi makeup give 90% of the biomass and in mammals like u this from th