she also hand—stitched a silk bag to conceal the book in.revent the press photographers from capturing an image of thejudge carrying the racy novel into court. the trial itself came to encapsulate the clash between the old establishment and the new wave of liberalisation in britain. and penguin was acquitted. this represents such a key moment in our recent history, you know, the chatterley trial was such a moment at the opening of the 1960s, one of the great first moments for the permissive society. the book sold 200,000 copies on its first day of publication, and 2 million in two years. it was a novel everybody wanted, though book shops reported not everybody wanted to admit it. some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterley. this is far from the only copy of lady chatterley‘s lover to be read with particular attention to the sex scenes. but as the judge's copy, in one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. beyond 100 days coming u

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tv, queens college history professor joshua freeman talks about the history of factories, from a 1721 silk mill in derby, england, through the industrial revolution in america to the politics of manufacturing in the 21st century. professor freeman is the author of "behemoth: a history of the factory and the making of the modern world." the brooklyn historical society hosted this event. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >> but that's probably enough out of me. let's get on to the meat, the topic of tonight. we have someone who's far more qualified than i am to talk about the history of factories and we'll be welcoming him to the stage. joshua b. freeman is a distinguished professor of history at queens college and the graduate center of cuny. his previous books including "american empire" and "working class new york," among others. he lives right here in new york city. and he's here to talk about his book "behemoth" on sale in our book shop and he will also be doing a book signing afterward if you like. please welcome to the stage josh freeman. [applause] >> i'd like to thank baldwin. i ca

factory production is a more danced economic form than slavery. silk is a little industry, the industry that really matters is cotton, and in both england and the united states, you know coming can't grow cotton in europe, the climate isn't right other than turkey. in england and the united states, it is slave-grown cotton. massachusetts, a a lot of what they made their in terms of textiles was sold back to the south. to your point, this comes up in england before it comes up in the united states. there were all these critics of factories, particularly about the exploitation of children, and they said i have never seen anything like this since slavery. and the english in the 1830's are debating ending slavery in the colonies. so metaphors about slavery are all over the early debates about english factories. and then people turned it on their head and said, well this is worse than slavery, maybe slavery isn't so bad, maybe we slavery. abolish and they made the same argument in the united states. and there was a line of what i recall anti-capitalist crit

was so cool on the part of the larger to do a deal where men are just sitting there in a silk shirt it gives you a good colleague. and they learn a few no books in the early before you to buy them and to move on with it just you know pursue their. health for so whatever gobby if you wind up locked out of a saucer of the future vision. of oxen in the region can look at human shock at the security feeling will be shocked at how to look at you though or fear or see you. in the of. the longest while yet you know i say. i will glenn i will mark the boredom of i'll be on it now we have not only another i will not lay it on the head of the past and now we are either of us on the ballot. as in jimmy again never has got a whole lot of life and i had the phantom of the lobby in the drama lashing out at the wily when i guess you were in a caucus when i got out of selling or not i learned how to run for office about eight automatic it in the us where this year the nation which a lot. alex lester the lot of you. given your theology can be either stuff since i don't introduce some of the less about

was so cool and looked at it was just a duty you got a gift soon and a silk shirt it gives you a third. and they learn a few notebooks in the early before you to buy them john wooden with a just in the pursuit. of hell for so what to call b. if you wind up locked out of a saucer of the future there's a. lot. of oxen in the region can look up to a shot at the figures if you are going to be shot but have a good new they're worth your all see you. get in the up i'll go to the longest while you're at it let us say i wildland know you mockable padma will be on it no we have not only another i will not lay it on the head in the past and now we are going to run our. own. adventure may again ever hash out a whole lot of life and i had the phantom of the lobby in the drama lashing out at the wily one i guess you were all in a caucus when i got out of selling or not either not on saeed or on him that it get in the square this year than if you could still raw. alex lester the four of you get all the follow up given your theology could be there are other stuff in sort of interest some of the last

silk road. it is here in xi'an's muslim quarter that you can really get a sense, and quite literally, a taste of population here are descendents of arab traders who traveled from months to get to china along the silk road. >> it is no surprise to us that china is the world's largest trading nation, wants to promote world trade, and we see very much that belt and road is an initiative that supports that. i think the overall goal is to develop an additional $2.5 trillion of trade in a 10 year period. some of these projects could be interesting to us as a transport and logistics provider. broadly speaking, if the growth comes, that's more cargo for our ships. it is more throughput for our terminals. it is more units in our warehouses. >> we have been in the shipping and cargo business for decades, where do you see this going? >> you have to keep building the connectivity. a lot of academic research shows that when transport connectivity improves, the cost of doing trade comes down, and that has a beneficial impact on growing trade. our analysis is a 10% improvement in connectivity reduces trade cos

choice of material in photography you have to choose your medium whether it be a de guerre a type a silkcreen a jealous in silver print or in the case of a book what paper to use and which ink and believe it or not he knows his stuff or . can see so it's not like an amateur talking to a professional printer and when we talk about different formulas about how a book will be printed it's a conversation between equals the. even v. and the student is. that the catalog for the upcoming chanel show is almost finished lagerfeld takes part in a spontaneous meeting here in hamburg he's meticulous and checks every detail. lagerfeld doesn't share jewel appointments so his staff take advantage of every opportunity if you know when to point. it will be a shift in going to take in a mood and for me he doesn't get tired you can work with him at five in the morning and develop ideas cheering the day you make corrections and at ten in the evening he still alert if you have a question you get a clear precise sun sun for the company put season stuff that is ubiquitous a good indication what it like in you

so many scholars point to a silk mill erected in darby, england, ok? now, i've already broken it. what did i do wrong here? there we go. in darby, england, in 1721, as the first successful example as a factory as we use that term. there's a lithograph of that mill. this actually was made -- this lithograph in 1835. but the factory looked pretty much the same as when it was built. this mill was built to make silk yarn. and, it seemed to bring the factory onto the stage as almost , like, a fully developed entity without like some instancy or trial period. it had all the characteristics that we associate with the modern factory. a large work force engaged in coordinated production using machinery that was powered by something other than humans. in this case, a water wheel, 23-foot water wheel, which actually is hard to see because it was under -- oh, it was under the building there. and the thing that kind of amazes me about this, remember, this is the first modern factory. you look at that, and you go, oh, it's a factory. you know, it's almost as if the template was developed right a

during the hay day, there were three paper mills, a cotton mill, a silk mill, a foundry, a beehive of of you. they built and provided homes for their employees. schools. the river provided energy. the company provided nearly everything else. >> ed: the heyday is gone. people are definitely struggling to find work. the down just kind of died during the '80s. when the folks came to work, they were immigrants -- >> anthony: attracted by the manufacturing here. >> ed: correct. made it a possibility of owning a home in a real decent part of the county here. ♪ >> ed: so my father was here, a millwright, a millwright's job is a jack of all trades if you will. if there was something that needed to be repaired. >> anthony: you could work in a mill and live in a nice home, send your kids to school, make a living all on a mill salary. >> ed: you bet. >> anthony: it's unthinkable now almost. what happened to the business? >> ed: things are going to other countries, but not coming back to the united states. >> anthony: this town became redundant. >> ed: correct. >> anthony: again and again all ove

there is another great opportunity, which is now, let's say, facing up to our country, which is a new silkch is involving 8 trillion investment in the decades ahead. italy has always been, let's say, a significant hub for other great opportunities. we don't lack opportunities. francine: no, you certainly don't lack opportunities. with opportunities also come hard work. how many coffees do you have a day and what kind of coffees? andrea: i have an average of four. could be three or five. francine: espresso, cappuccinos? andrea: a new one, i love cold brew. generally, pure coffee, not milk. francine: andrea illy, thank you so much. andrea: my pleasure. ♪ ♪ >> coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. north american trade talks moving forward, one partner at a time. president trump: we're going to call it the united states mexico trade agreement. >> canada cannot be seen catering to u.s. demands. >> can always make the trade deal stronger. >> president trump has plenty to say in an exclusive interview with bloomberg news. president trump: th

tv, queens college history professor joshua freeman talks about the history of factories, from a 1721 silk the making of the modern world." the brooklyn historical society hosted this event. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >> but that's probably enough out of me. let's get on to the meat, the topic of tonight.

he had a silk outfit on. he found himself in the woods, he was dying. he couldn't wait until it was over. finally come to a big stream. he said to my horror, so the president unbuttoned his clothes. he said it's an obstacle that we can't go around so we might as well take our close off.he said i too for the honor of france, also took off my clothes. [indiscernible] [laughter] >> the most interesting person is fdr. he had a cocktail party every night during world war ii where the rule was you couldn't talk about the war. you could talk about books you've read, movies you've seen, gossip. after a while, the cocktail parties were so important that he wanted the people that went to the cocktail parties to live in the white house to be ready for the cocktail parties. - - [indiscernible]. when i was working on the book, i became obsessed with the thought of all these people and their bathrobes at night and when amazing conversation they must have had. wishing i was up on that second floor when i was 24 years old. i started asking, where did churchill sleep. wh

tv, queens college history professor joshua freeman talks about the history of factories, from a 1721 silkvolution in america to the politics of manufacturing in the 21st century. professor freeman is the author of "behemoth: a history of the factory and the making of the modern world." the brooklyn historical society hosted this event. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >> but that's probably enough out of me. let's get on to the meat, the topic of tonight. we have someone who's far more qualified than i am to talk about the history of factories and we'll be welcoming him to the stage. joshua b. freeman is a distinguished professor of history at queens college and the graduate center of cuny. his previous books including

she also hand—stitched a silk bag to conceal the book in. encapsulate the clash between the old establishment and the new wave of liberalisation in britain. and penguin was acquitted. this represents such a key moment in our recent history, you know, the chatterley trial was such a moment at the opening of the 1960s, one of the great first moments for the permissive society. the book sold 200,000 copies on its first day of publication, and 2 million in two years. it was a novel everybody wanted, though book shops reported not everybody wanted to admit it. some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterley. this is far from the only copy of lady chatterley‘s lover to be read with particular attention to the sex scenes. but as the judge's copy, in one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles with the forecast. a bit ofa a bit of a north—south split going on with our weather at the moment. the

including both russian and chinese presidents the venture which the partners have branded as a digital silk road will be executed via a new company called express russia russia's third largest telecom firm megaphone has been unveiled as a partner and ali express russia joining ali baba the russian sovereign wealth fund and mail dot ru russia's largest internet provider continuing with the subject of greater cooperation between china and russia we're joined from our new york studio by artie's caleb mop and pail thanks for being with us i mean this economic summit . is taking place and among there's other people too there's a thousand folks business folks from chinese and there's a meeting between of lattimer putin and. paying so that seems like a pretty significant deal to me what do you make of it and what does it portend. well the eastern economic forum is turning out to be very very promising indeed now we heard an announcement from the russia direct investment forum there actually saying at this point that they've got seventy three new projects in the works in the works worth over one hu

and even in the arctic, china has recently said they'd like to have a polar silk route and they considerves a near-arctic power, or near-arctic country. so although the economics would drive the two together in some kind of big block, there's still not the -- there's still lots of geopolitical tensions that make it difficult for them to cooperate. let alone it's difficult to operate in both of these countries. there's lots of corruption, lots of politically arbitrary, unexpected decisions that can scuttle deals. the rule of law is weak. so even when there's good intentions to cooperate, it's very difficult to do that on the ground. >> yet just as we saw in that chart earlier, we are seeing trade with china, trade with japan being pretty high and also just increasing in the beginning of this year. this -- these are the figures for 2017, but for 2018 some are saying we could see $100 billion of trade between china and russia. how much has that do to the do with the fact that u.s. relations with china not good. >> u.s. relations and european relations. sanctions have driven russia to cooper

it's a cher classic, "silk wood" opposite meryl streep. >> don't forget they were both in "mama mia."ee her next year because of "big little lies." another show hoping to go with an emmy "this is us." nischelle turner with one of its stars chrissy metz. >> i'm told there is a "this is us" family text chain. >> yes. >> can we send a text? >> can't wait to see what you all are wearing. >> the wait is over. i got a peek at chrissy's emmy dress hours before she hit the red carpet. >> it's green. >> it's beautiful. you're going to be feeling yourself. >> it's open. i'm like why do you got to put so much fabric on a big deal. >> chrissy's date is her sister monica. helping is her bestie donny. her squaw for make up and hair. >> how long does it take on emmy day to get ready? >> when you look as good as her not long. >> what would this little girl say? >> you're what and where? >> all of this is just the cherry on top. >> let's forget cherries and talk about karats. chrissy gets to pick from these diamonds. stylist penny devil died her shoes to match. >> i feel like singing -- ♪ could you be

a keen motorist and president of the royal automobile club. queen mab data of denmark is on the last leg of her annual summer trip on monday she visited the town of silk a book where her i ten a very included a visit to a museum and one of the biggest companies in the region. for over. eighty years every summer danish royals have toured the country's coast on the royal yacht. this year their final port of call will be. the second largest town on the island of. patmos a london and the british capital is hosting its second design be in our forty countries a showcasing contemporary design devoted to the theme emotional states and exploring the role of design in today's world. is not a fix for everything it can change our lives i mean we live it live it or die every day from the speed we pick up in the morning to the city we live to visitors are greeted by a seventeen metre long sculpture in the courtyard of somerset house made of steel rods and recycled plastic to be an olive runs until the twenty third of september. now we turn to the topic of film currently the seventy fifth venice international film festival is underway and the german film is in the r

he had a silk outfit on. he found himself in the woods, he was dying. e couldn't wait until it was over. finally come to a big stream. he said to my horror, so the president unbuttoned his clothes. he said it's an obstacle that we can't go around so we might as well take our close off.he said i too for the honor of france, also took off my clothes. [indiscernible] [laughter] >> the most interesting person is fdr. he had a cocktail party every night during world war ii where the rule was you couldn't talk about the war. you could talk about books you've read, movies you've seen, gossip. after a while, the cocktail parties were so important that he wanted the people that went to the cocktail parties to live in the white house to be ready for the cocktail parties. - - [indiscernible]. when i was working on the book, i became obsessed with the thought of all these people and their bathrobes at night and when amazing conversation they must have had. wishing i was up on that second floor when i was 24 years old. i started asking, where did churchill sleep. whe

whenever we talk about this iranian land bridge -- >> it sounds better when it's called a silk road. >> iran sees that as an economic route so it wants to bring china as well and i agree with mike that this engaging from iraq at this critical time would jeopardize all the security and counterterrorism gains of the past three and four years, and also it will make -- it will also undermine the trump administration's strategy of or at least it's saying that it's pushing back against iranian expansionism in the region because the more stable iraq is, the more strong and independent security and political institution it has, the less the ir iranian influence there will be. right now, the trump administration's policy is narrowly focused on counterterrorism and also when it comes to the political issues, it's about just making sure that the prime minister wins a second term. it needs to have a plan b in case he does not win because he's already been weakened, and also it has to think long-term, just isis to make sure it's strategic interest in that country are secured. >> just one quick fo

doing more for themselves. >> get more classy people. >> i think he should not have a twitter. >> i'm diamond. >> and i'm silkd it's. "watters' world." jesse: up next greg gutfeld and i share our favorite trumpisms of president trump: it's a lot easier to act presidential than to do what i do. anybody can act presidential. ladies and gentlemen of the state of florida, thank you very much for being here. you are tremendous people. and i will leave now because i am boring you to death. jesse: president trump is known for his tough tweets and stinging comments about liberals and even previous presidents. greg gutfeld and i decided to highlight some of our favorites from 2018. we'll read some trump treats. the red hen restaurant should focus on cleaning its filthy canopies, doors and windows, badly needs a paint job. greg: it's one of the best because it's specific. filthy canopies. jesse: he had famous restaurants all over the country. he does take pride in the cleanliness and display and presentation of a restaurant. nothing is worse than calling a restaurant filthy. greg: when you think of a restaurant as dirt

beijing has invested a lot into cossacks stans infrastructure as part of its new silk road project. which gets you to the truth a little bit. but the internment of muslims in china has caused quite a stir in kazakstan. many cars x. have relatives in the chinese camps. but authorities records all the cases of which there are more and more each day. it already has detailed files on one thousand cases and knows of at least ten thousand more. than it's often because of their relatives abroad that chinese kazakhs encounter problems with the author already is. on. the last. one now was arrested after visiting his daughter. the author already saw an encrypted message on whatsapp which raised their suspicions the family's desperate . he didn't want to miss a game like my brother and i went there we told the authorities that we had installed the app on his telephone they told us he would be freed in two or three days but he wasn't released his ill he has problems with his stomach that we found out that they take him from the camp to the hospital where he stays for a few days and then he goes

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kazakstan and china have a close economic relationship beijing has invested a lot into kazakhs stands infrastructure as part of its new silk road project. which gets you to the good little bit. but the internment of muslims in china has caused quite a stir in kazakstan. many cossacks have relatives in the chinese camps. at a door it records all the cases of which there are more and more each day. it already has detailed files on one thousand cases and knows of at least ten thousand more. than it's often because of their relatives abroad that chinese cossacks encounter problems with the author already is. on. the national. one man was arrested after visiting his daughter. the off already saw an encrypted message on whatsapp which raised their suspicions the family's desperate. give up on the missing give mike to my brother and i went there we told the authorities that we had installed the app on his telephone they told us he would be freed in two or three days but he wasn't released his ill he has problems with his stomach we found out that they take him from the camp to the hospital where he stays for a few days and then h

while i was on vacation with a sailing boat i decided that it would be nice to try to do some aerial silks some aerial dance from a sailing boat so that was the first thing the first thing i tried something goes with my silks. to studied modern dance now she combines it with acrobatics. in twenty thirteen her dance school beyond aerial opened at the olympic aquatic center in athens while swimmers plough through the water below she gives lessons beneath the roof and every day she rehearses her routines here. but there's one thing she can't prepare for. inside if you're eating you have to lie you have no weather condition if you're out. on a bridge how you're from a grades or a board or i don't know the difficult thing is that you have to be in control of many many things. it can sometimes be dangerous together with her team of six professional climbers and camera operators catarina searches for the perfect location each performance is precisely planned for weeks even months extreme athletes spirit is responsible for making the videos. there have been times where there was quite silencing no

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guess who, diamond and silk have some thoughts. >>> and then, a man was abducted by aliens.e says he was. and he's here to tell us what happened. jesse: snoop dogg is back. this time going after president trump. his supporters and even kanye west, listen to this. >> a lot of my fans get mad at me when i talk bad about him. i think it's safe to say most people in our culture. >> you need to know that a lot of your fans is racist. [bleep]. >> i don't want to put. >> i do. i don't give a [bleep] i tell them straight up [bleep] if you like that [bleep] racist [bleep]. before him there were no lines. we respected everybody. [bleep] but when you drew the line [bleep]. you and them [bleep]. kanye too. jesse: here to react, diamond and silk. i don't know what to make after that. hopefully they don't get after 50e67 other on theach other on . what do you think? >> snoop dogg sometimes he be on the weed, last day he smoked that stuff and he may have been out of his mind. what you got to understand is this here. a lot of people like him is upset that people, black people are leaving wh

thank you. [ train horn blaring ] >> this is the new silk road. athousand years ago, european and middle eastern traders found their way to china on the ancient silk road. towns and settlements along the way became prosperous by the trade. chengdu was one of them. today the new silk road connects chengdu to europe by high-speed train. "one road, one world" next on "yan can cook." ♪ >> [ speaking chinese ] ♪