get theyou need to biggest customer you can get -- avon." avon it was.oaid, "you are be 10 times larger in 24 months or it is over for you. you understand what i am saying?" yes sir. monthsmes larger in 24 and one last thing -- or an build anon economy -- application economy." " what does that mean? " " i don't know. figured out." myleft the building and co-owners -- cofounders routes were open. i had a dream -- and my cofounders mouths were open. i had a dream where other developers could build on our platform and insert things in it and we could have a catalog of things. it is like an app store. i called up our lawyer at the time and i registered the trademark app store. callhappened was we got a -- steve jobs wants us to come down for a major announcement on the apple campus. inare down there and we are this big apple auditorium and it is a big production. videos are going, steve walks out in his jeans into the black shirt and says "ladies and gentlemen, i am here to announce my greatest invention of all time -- app store." my employees who are sittin

number one, you better get the biggest customer you possibly can, somebody like avon." avon it was., i wanthe said you to really understand this. "you are going to be 10 times larger in 24 months or it is over for you. you understand what i am do saying?" yes sir. "10 times larger in 24 months and one last thing -- build an application economy." "what does that mean?" "i don't know. figure it out." [laughter] and i said thank you very much and we walked out of the building and got in the car and drove home and my cofounders' mouths were open. i could not figure out the last. the first two are easy. i cannot figure it out. then i kind of had a dream where i saw we could have, in our application, a marketplace where , other developers could 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 and time and i registered the trademark "app store." and then what happened was we got a call -- steve jobs wants us to come down for a major announcement on the apple campus. so then we are dow

avon it was. two, he said, now, i want you to really understand this. 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 go 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. and i could not figure out that last one. the first two are easy, but i could not figure it out. then i kind of 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 announcement on the apple campus. so then we are down there in

avon schools, they gave families two options. they could choose to do in-person classes five days a week. the first day is today or they could opt for e-learning online but they say that curriculum is limited. we spoke to one family who made the decision to keep their two youngest children at home, not feeling that it was safe enough for them to head back to school but they let their high school student, who is inside the high school right now make the decision for himself. he said he didn't want to go back to school in person, he didn't feel safe doing it, he doesn't feel safe doing it. as an a.p. student focused on college and his future, he felt like e-learning did not give him enough opportunities to learn what he needed to learn in order to prepare for his future, so he made the decision to come back. listen here. >> i'm stuck between a rock and a hard place here. it's either stay home and then lose some education that could be, you know, crucial to all of college the rest of my life, or i could go to school and then i could

this victory last time out in austria it was a good day all round for mercedes with hamilton's team avon terry bozzio securing 2nd place on the grid hamilton is looking to dislodge the finn from top spot in the driver's championship. you're watching w news will have more headlines for you at the top of the hour until then remember you can always get all the latest at d.w. dot com and make sure to follow us on twitter and instagram actively and it's really for me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for watching. i mean. most people the 2nd season the home of. the planet on the brink of disaster we did long to interview experts but one person. who changed the only reason.

temporada >>> aquí con el galaxy tiro libre al 17 tomo uno a cero para el ex minnesota y cristian avonño por la pandemia pero los preparativos de seguridad y salud aunado a los prometedores avances de la lucha contra el coronavirus hacen prometer que esto será una cita llena de esperanza, nosotros somos la casa oficial y estaremos llevándole la acción desde el primer día de competencia, cambio y fuera >>> es interesante porque todos los atletas tendrán más tiempo para irse perfeccionando >>> es muy importante vamos a ver qué pasa con el tema el coronavirus, hay atletas que se han ido recuperando ese va a ser otro tema qué pasa si un atleta se contagia y pierde su cupo como suplir esas vacantes ojalá que no pase y si pasa que tenga las medidas preventivas para subsanarlo >>> muchas gracias vamos a la pausa oiga esto se movilizaron por una llamada de emergencia pero al llegar la policía lo que encontró fue una pitón y esta fue la constitución quien llamó género este caos en virginia está era la mascota de la casa pero su dueño decidido dejarla libre porque pensaba que se estaba muriendo

andy bennett is a bristol commander for avon and somerset police, but his career started 30 years agomed institutionally racist. what i saw often is policing engaging in communities in a way that didn't consider them as people. i'm not talking about the criminals, i'm talking about the rest of the community. nobody thought about how can we talk to the rest of the community and bring them on side? what we willjust do is be an army of occupation that will move in, deal with the problem and then leave again. tell your guys, tell them what is going on. but bristol has problems of its own. just three years ago in a case of mistaken identity, a police race relations advisor was shot in the face with a taser. i was posted to my current role just shortly after that a taser ring, and i was given a mission to improve relationships with the black community in bristol, and that is what i have been doing over the last three years. that was totally unnecessary. andy called an emergency summit, bringing together 80 members of the black community and a0 police officers and just listen. and what we go

worth 100000 protesters in the street burning the american fly if that's what it takes to give us an avon then that's the equation that's america it's just the way it is folks nevertheless this sort of notion of america was never great has never been seen in my life probably not your life and probably not joe biden's life he's the oldest of the candidates running for president for example so that's a mindset change it's a revolutionary mindset change and we don't know if it ends up being better for that or worse for it only time will tell but in terms of something i brought up in a previous episode and i would like to expound on this theory is that you know that 1971 moment when we went all fiat's that was the 1st time in 5000. here is that we had a global fee system based on the u.s. dollar which could be printed up and only the us government or treasury or fed knew actually how many dollars were out there the same sort of thing has happened during this pandemic with this fact that a multiple number of facts that nobody is working everybody staying at home yet they're making more than ev

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avon and somerset police are treating the attack, which happened on the 22nd ofjuly, as a racially aggravatedhey say, is rare and ethnic minority communities in bristol need not fear for their safety. k feels differently. it's not pleasant at all. you shouldn't really in your life, you shouldn't be like having to look over your shoulder all the time and just not feel safe. it shouldn't like that, so, yeah, it's definitely affected me and my family and people around me in different ways. k says he will regain his confidence but that it will take time. sangita myska, bbc news. black children from caribbean backgrounds in england continue to be almost twice as likely to be excluded from school than their peers according to figures from the department of education. exclusions have remained high despite long standing calls for the issue to be tackled. schools have a statutory duty not to discriminate against pupils over race — but discipline policies banning for example black hairstyles and fist—bumping are being blamed in part, as our education correspondent elaine dunkley reports. excluded from

avon and somerset police are treating the attack, which happened on the 22nd ofjuly, as a racially aggravatedes in bristol need not fear for their safety. k feels differently. it's not pleasant at all. you shouldn't really in your life, you shouldn't be like having to look over your shoulder all the time and just not feel safe. it shouldn't like that, so, yeah, it's definitely affected me and my family and people around me in different ways. k says he will regain his confidence but that it will take time. sangita myska, bbc news. the government's bringing in new laws so people who lose theirjobs while on furlough receive redundancy pay based on their normal wages — instead of the reduced rate. just under 700,000 construction workers are among more than 9 million people who were furloughed. the government said a minority of firms had taken advantage of the current crisis to pay the lower rate of redundancy pay. the changes will take effect from tomorrow. a former conservative mp has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two women. charlie elphicke, who represented dover until december, deni

avon and somerset police are treating the attack, which happened on the 22nd ofjuly, as a racially aggravatedr their safety. k feels differently. it's just not pleasant at all. you shouldn't really, in your life, you shouldn't be like having to look over your shoulder all the time and just not feel safe. it shouldn't like that, so, yeah, it's definitely affected me and my family, and people around me in different ways. k says he will regain his confidence, but that it will take time. sangita myska, bbc news. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a former conservative mp has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two women. charlie elphicke, who represented dover until december, denied groping the women. thejudge said there was a very real possibility mr elphicke would go to prison. he'll be sentenced on 15th september. new laws come into effect tomorrow to ensure those who lose theirjobs while on furlough receive redundancy pay based on their normal wages, instead of the reduced rate. the government said some firms took advantage of the current crisis to pay lower redundancy pay.

earlier today, the river avon. the wiltshire wild swimmers are out. it's an escape. silk. this morning they took me with them. caroline is a nurse. she works in a bristol hospital. she first took the plunge here during lockdown. it's had a real effect on my mental health. i've been able to come off anti—depressants i was taking for a couple of years within a few weeks of swimming two to three times a week. according to government data from may, almost half of adults say nature and wildlife are more important than ever to their well—being. it's really difficult to know where you're allowed to go on a river. i mean, there's no footpaths and it can be very easy to end up breaking the law and trespassing. but you see everybody having such a good time and you can understand the arguments for wanting to open it up to everyone. i've picked up nappies, there's plastic cups... but look at the downside. across the country, familiar post—lockdown scenes. an online map of wild swimming spots was recently taken down after local communities said they were overwhelmed. some believe

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taylor: thank you to tina fordham, avon hearst partner and head of global strategy.go back into the earnings world. it is what united airlines is calling the most difficult financial quarter in their history, a net loss of $1.6 billion, adjusted net loss of $2.6 billion. adjusted operating revenues down year-over-year. more importantly, on the humanitarian perspective, employees took a voluntary separation. daily cash burn in the second quarter was $40 million per day. the cash burn has been a real focus here of analysts. second quarter operating revenue up about 87% year-over-year to $1.5 billion. $9.31 persing about share, a little bit wider than what analysts had estimated. united airlines posting a bleak picture. ofthe tech sector, concerns certain environments. increased their daily active users 17%, increased revenue 70%, but the net loss widened. shares up so far this year. fallen 6.5%, shares have as much as 12%. pinterest, at one point, down by 5%, now off by 3.5%. coming up, we discussed politics a little bit more. two controversial trumpet ministration nom

>>in san francisco, it's been one year since 15 year-old avon han was shot and killed in the mission. dozens of people had a march in his memory and they're calling out gun violence as well that killed a 6 year-old boy over the weekend. kron four's taylor, the sacking has more. >>balloons released in memory of the young lives lost in san francisco to senseless gun violence 6 year-old james young was killed over the weekend while watching fireworks at a family member's birthday party while 15 year-old yvonne han was shot and killed in the mission district. >>one year ago these are anything kids these are anything >>that little boy was only 6 years china enjoys holiday not i mean my son was awesome their vacation with his friends walking we have to blame the people who's actually responsible the ones who's going out here and killing wednesday marks the one year anniversary of dayvon steph. >>his mother charade. johnson says she still coping with reality that her son known as day day is gone and now another young life was taken yet again, i'm angry. >>i'm angry i'm disappointed. >>her th

>>today marks one year since 15 year-old avon han was shot and killed in san francisco's mission district is he walked home from a friend's house today dozens attended a march in his memory while also calling out the senseless gun violence that killed 6 year-old chase young over the weekend. our first taylor bisacky has more. >>hundreds from the community gathered here at city hall earlier today they then marched through the streets of san francisco to stand up for justice for the protection of our use now for the first time we heard from dave on hunt's mother who's frustrated that there's still no suspects in custody a year after his son was killed. >>balloons released in memory of the young lives lost in san francisco to senseless gun violence 6 year-old james young was killed over the weekend while watching fireworks at a family member's birthday party while 15 year-old yvonne han was shot and killed in the mission district. >>one year ago these are anything kids these are anything that little boy was only 6 years though china enjoys holiday not i mean my son was awesome their vacation

the only thing he saw in a theater that he didn't like was avon q a. he still stayed for the whole thing. >> mr. bush had a very long career in public service. i'm wondering if you know what his favorite job was? >> i actually know the answer to that. he would say president, but it close second would be head of the cia. he loved being head of the cia, he loved knowing all of those secrets. and i used to ask him what do you know? tell me anything. he's like gene please. the cia was his thing. for lack of a better way to put it i think he thought it was pretty cool, actually. great question. yes sir. >> this is a follow-up to the favorite books question. you mentioned he loved watching and reading biographies. so did he have a favorite president? >> that's a great question. you know, unfortunately, my answer might be a bit boring. maybe lincoln, maybe. him and president johnson were very good friends. he used to go to president johnson for political advice. he was in congress, and he was thinking about giving up a safe congressional seat to run for the s

face down and take his effing avon prided myself to one of the arresting officers and with other individuals that officer and i said i was a reporter that is off the protective equipment and then they loaded me into the van that they said was work headquarters five hours later is released from jail and thenth i learned the attorney general issued a public apology in america and to do the job i also received a personal call and she apologized my experience and i have june 1st protest continue to haunt me there is no question in my mind i was tackled and arrested because i was reporting on those events aroundas me even with protecting my right to do so i hope that helps to ensure congress and the journalist can report the news without censorship or law enforcement. thank you very much. >> thank you for stepping forward to give us that. now we will go to latoya who will be introduced by her representative. i asked her to say a few words. >> thank you mr. chairman a ary proud to support this activist who encouraged and inspired of the millions of people with a calls for racial justice and the ci

. >> reporter: the redskins are limpid the cleveland avon nations indians are having discussions about the teams name think the recent social unrest across the country underscored the need to improve on issues of social justice. but this growing pressure to change controversial names and mascots is not just impacting professional sports. we are seeing the same thing play out on the local level at school districts across the country. >>> as part of getting back on the field, the giants are implementing strict health guidelines over at oracle park for the giants made a statement that they have disinfecting checkpoints around the ballpark. and they are ensuring the surrounding area has been disinfected but the team is also using electrostatic disinfecting sprayers to clean bears locations and services -- surfaces rather in the ballpark. posey is considering to opt out of his imprint he said he has a lot of reservations about playing and has been discussing that with his family. he also said he would not be surprised if mlb ended up canceling the season altogether. >>> it is such a dreamti

sarah crew, who is the national police chiefs' council lead for rape and adult sex offences, from avonger, there are more investigations, and officers tell me that the standard they must achieve to gather the evidence to reach a charge is ever harder to reach. why is that? what has the cps done to make that part much higher?” is that? what has the cps done to make that part much higher? i think this is both an issue for the police and the cps. i think the issues are twofold. officers tell me that the amount of information that they need to gather to inform a proper charging decision is much more than it has been in the past, and it ta kes it has been in the past, and it takes longer. there are a range of reasons for that. often, when it ta kes reasons for that. often, when it takes longer, victims withdraw from the process. the second reason is that officers report that there has been a subtle change in how the evidential test for the charge is applied. clearly, they also apply that test themselves when they make a decision to refer a case to the cps for a charging decision, so that's

if you are working in a pub on stratford—on—avon you rely on tourist coming in.s view on the impact at heathrow airport during lockdown. there is a heatwave on the way, carol kirkwood will have more on that. we've already been talking about marcus rashford this morning, the manchester united and england star has been lending a hand at a food charity this week. the 22—year—old took to instagram to thank the team at fare share — an organisation which redistributes surplus and short—dated food to those in need across the uk. he said "to everyone that continues to work behind the scenes to make he a difference thank you! the world needs more people like you." ido i do not know if you saw the football player awards, jordan henderson was the winner of that, kevin de bruyne was second and the marcus rashford was third. and they are trying to get the footballers to play more of a role in helping in the social issues. what a beautiful day it looks like inlondon. the london eye will open shortly and you will be able to go inside the pods. they used to be 25 people inside a

what they do here, it is a fantastic site, they pump the river water from the river avon over on top you say, gates are opening to the museum, to the ss great britain, for the first time in four months but let's take you back half a century when she was a much, much more for lawn site. it was audacious and incredibly ambitious, a plan straight out of the brunel playbook. refloat and repatriate his victorian iron—hulled ocean liner from the falkland islands back to the dock where it was created, an 8,000—mile voyage, the width and the length of the atlantic ocean. lyle craigie—halkett, a falkland islander, remembered playing on the wreck as a boy. the decks were very rotten. she was covered in guano from thousands of sea birds that roosted on there, so, yes, it was a bit dangerous. lyle became a salvage diver and left home but was given the chance to return in 1970 for thejob of a lifetime. but the challenges were huge. on first look, we were dismayed. or i certainly was. i neverfor a moment thought she was going to look like that. when we dived i thought, gosh, what have we taken on?