nothing could stop la baker as the french had named her. she started singing even at the opera performed classical dance and launched an acting career. that was modern history you know the though the woman i was you know taking taking the city taking to the street being a nightclub dancing and boldly bursting into song and then she learned the nakedness was wonderful but she also became a fashion icon. josephine was in demand across europe. she set off on tour. for almost 2 years she traveled germany to romania sweetening to italy. everywhere crowds flocked to see the dancer who defied the constraints of convention. she received thousands of love letters and hundreds of marriage proposals the devotion she inspired was almost overwhelming. she didn't want us to be thinking about the drama over white it met to be the 1st international black so i think she wanted us to see it as a divine comedy. of comedy to fight the disappointments. such as the fact that not one of the white men she had loved since arriving in france had proposed to her. jos

josephine baker became the 1st international black star. but in a foreign country left to her own devices her battle against racism had been a lonely one. in her final years her fight for justice resonated with the world finally ready for change. hers was a stork journey both on and off the stage. i don't know. why. it was done led by now. i have read about why. you never. had my coffee off. because anything imagine not having an affair. and i think you played it would. like to do . my. thang. the. little our. kids are. out of the soccer. matches now. and the west. tenuous title. of. the finest 201-0292. take on $35.00. into the top in opera is not for the same target. a fantastic voice alone just isn't enough any more. wages and hard work this world our person years could sing an aria. inside the tough business. in the army of climate change. so. much mr. d. is today the future. teetotal dot com for. the making of you. click. this is news live from usa strikes in iraq proposed angry be actions in baghdad and tehran american warplanes hit t

want ted baker will continuously say is it is challenging times on the high street —— what ted baker.what ted baker. there's retailers of a similar ilk to ted baker that aren't performing as bad as this. big trouble in the boardroom? there's a harassment case they are still trying to move on from. there was a story a few days ago, last week, about an overvaluation. . what's interesting is last january £51 million of profit, the expectation is just £5 million £51 million of profit, the expectation isjust £5 million —— overvaluation of their stock. massive four sale sign in london! would you return to greece and for a guaranteed income? the greek bribe to reverse the brain drain. they had their financial crisis and they've beenin their financial crisis and they've been in recession and it has been tough for them and it is hard to get work. you understand why people go elsewhere. ever since the economic crisis in greece, the greek government are saying education people have moved out of greece and they have looked forjobs elsewhere in europe mainly —— educated. what greece are trying to

she's back the iconic dancer who took 19200 by storm josephine baker. thanks carolyn goes wild josephine baker on this very stage stop right up. i think it was 1st berlin appearance in 1926 the dancer was celebrated like a goddess. prelim berlin a new show at the city's i mean lives palace theater revives the spirit of the roaring twenty's the theater itself played no small part in those days as a venue for the wild cabaret show us filling was a city famous for arts nightlife and individual 3. this is the most wonderful celebrates free moment in our recent history for me it's my absolute favorite time of song composition with. christ is the time when people just exploded with positive energy and because of everything yeah the world to see. i think that's. right. in the years between the 1st layer and the global financial crash of this night life was bursting at the seams 1920 berlin also enjoyed a brief moment as the center of the art world now the show berlin berlin has revived some of the best songs international performers and popular constitutes. jo

baker you mentioned earlier ford motor company. in your book, you write that piece by piece, sost wear firms are out to conquer the car. and one of the characters in your book is chris thomas. who is he? is en: well, chris thomas a young man -- he's still a young man who went to ford -- he was at yale -- he was a graduate student at yale. and he's from detroit. and he asked for an internship at ford. and he went to ford and got the most boring internship you could imagine. and so he sent emails to all the top executives at ford saying could i just have a half-hour of your team to talk about what i want out of this internship? he gets to talk for half an hour with the chairman of ford, billy ford, and tells him how boring his internship is and just begs him for an interesting job. and billy ford eventually puts him in this project which is a skunk quorks which is to scope out the future of transportation in megacities. and so chris thomas sees this mobility revolution that we are talking about, and he convinces billy ford and others

baker, what's going on in china when it comes to mobility technology? >> guest: china is all over this technology. they've got massive government funded investments in artificial intelligence which is at the heart of many of these mobility technologies. they want to become leaders and robotic cars and autonomous vehicles and they are big on airships and they want it all. they want china to be the leader in the technology and also they want it to they wanted to improve life in chinese cities because chinese cities are like shanghai and beijing are covered in a smog and traffic is miserable. if they can organize this right they can make their cities much more attractive and vibrant and at the same time, a leader and perhaps the most important technology in the next ten, 20 years. >> host: the right to the china has by far the biggest and richest data sets on earth. >> guest: right, they don't have any citizen action groups that are decrying this or asking for anonymized data. the chinese have access to the data and they can do with it to what they want. t

she's back the iconic dancer who took 19200 by storm josephine baker. thanks trillin goes wild josephine baker on this very stage stop right up. i think it was 1st berlin appearance in 1926 the dancer was celebrated like a goddess. brylin berlin a new show at the city's i mean it's palace theater revives the spirit of the roaring twenty's the theater itself played no small part in those days as a venue for the wild cabaret show brylin was a city famous for art nightlife and individual free. this is the most wonderful celebrates free moment and you know recent history for me it's my absolute favorite time of song composition with. christ is the time when people just exploded with positive energy because of everything you know the world to see. in the years between the 1st lure and the global financial crash. his night life was bursting at the seams there's plenty of twenty's berlin also enjoyed a brief moment as the center of the art world now the show berlin berlin has revived some of the eras best songs international performers and auckland constitutes

narrator: the town of baker lies on the i-15 corridor. baker is famous for having the world's tallest thermometer, erected to commemorate the world record temperature of 134 degrees fahrenheit set in death valley in 1913. but for biologists, baker is increasingly famous for something else--ravens. the area around baker flat and barren. it would never support a large population of ravens. the town itself has fewer than 800 residents, but thousands of people stop in baker to refuel both their vehicles and themselves. and that's where the trouble starts. mullen: they've got these great, you know, fast-food restaurants, and they've g got dumpsters and all kinds of things that, you know, ravens thrive on. narrator: truckers and travelers routinely leave food remnants for the birds, and they are quick to take full advantage. inquisitive and highly intelligigent, ravens have leard to recognize anything that looks like it might be a meal. as an experiment, we left an empty to-go container in an area frequented by ravenens. [bell dings] it took le

bevin didn't pardon two other men involved in the crime, only baker, calling the evidence against him "sketchy, at best." but the judge and prosecutor in the case said the evidence was overwhelming. >> my first thought was disbelief that this could possibly happen. >> reporter: baker had served only two years of a 19-year sentence. the victim's system slammed the governor. >> i know he's out of office, but he can rot in hell. that's exactly how we feel about him. >> reporter: bevin said any suggestion that financial contributions played a role are both highly offensive and entirely false. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, campaigning back home in kentucky, called bevin's pardons completely inappropriate. >> i expect he had the power to do it, but looking at the examples of people who were incarcerated as a result of heinous crimes, no, i don't approve of it. >> reporter: kentucky lawmakers are now calling for an investigation, specifically into the pardon of that murderer, patrick brian baker. norah. >> o'donnell: what a story, ed. thank you. let's turn now to britain where

they said no, those bakers were offended and had a right not to do those cakes. the supreme court said you are treating people differently. this religious person is being differently treated. if you're on one side of the issue you are treated one way, and on the other side of the issue you are treated another way. this is discrimination. both cases show a trend of us moving away that is really good to providing more religious freedom. and i think we will see that in the future because of the court that we have. i look forward to the discussion and now bringing up mr. clark. [applause] mr. clark: hello. thank you to the vail symposium for inviting me to participate in this panel. there is no debate religious freedom is a foundational importance in our country. and it should come with no surprise that i believe religious exemptions from certain laws have a legitimate place in our system of ordered liberty. i was the general counsel of the united church of christ, which in 2014 successfully brought a lawsuit declaring north carolina's criminalization of the religiou

colorado civil rights commission and denver baker v. jack phillips. you have seen this cake for the gay couple, citing that marriage is only a union between man and a woman. were he to create a wedding cake for an event that celebrates something the ghost against his understanding of the bible would have to be a personal endorsement and participation in the ceremony. the couple sued, alleging that phillips had engaged in prohibited discrimination under colorado's public accommodation law. he asserted his right to freely exercise his religious beliefs. the second one, which has been more recently decided, is the american legion v. the american humanist association. the state of maryland maintained a 40 foot latin cross in the median of a public highway. the cross was first errected 94 years ago as a world war i memorial. sometimes called the bladensburg peace cross. residents challenged the government, citing the cross as an unconstitutional establishment of religion. any material this evening could be on the final exam. [laughter] and with that, i am

for baker's -- for bakers, advent means overtime. >> pan dulce traditionally belongs to every family in argentina, but now it costs up to 10 euros. people can hardly afford it anymore. >> once again, argentina is in the midst of an economic crisis. workers are being laid off, incomes are falling, while inflation is rising. prices for electricity, gas, rent, and food are increasing as well as the number of soup kitchens. many people can barely afford to buy anything at all, including the beloloved christmas cake, bt this master baker says that is not acceptable. his pan dulce is lowow-priced ad highly pololitical. >> hopefully, wewe will be ableo say we got through it. it's like this around the world. only by working hard will things get better. >> in the past years, argentina was led by a pro-business president, someone unusualalor the country, but sinince elections, a leftist is again at the helm. serafina is honoring the change in direction with his pan dulce, which costs just three euros. he donates the proceeds to soup kitchens.. >> we will find solulutions to overcome thehe cris

the governor seen here at a fundraiser hosted by baker's brother. in the pardoning document, bevin wrote the evidence against baker was "sketchy at best." several kentucky lawmakers now are calling on the incoming attorney general to investigate the pardons. bevin tweeted today, saying among other things, america is a country based on a belief of redempti redemption. >> thank you. >>> and next to the backlash after what president trump said about greta thunberg. here's kyra phillips. >> reporter: tonight, first lady melania trump weighing in after her husband attacked 16-year-old climate change activist greta thunberg. >> world leaders are still trying to run away from their responsibilities. >> reporter: president trump lashing out after the teenager was named "time's" person of the year. "so ridiculous," he tweeted. "greta must work on her anger management problem, then go to a good old fashioned movie with a friend! chill greta, chill!" he's done it before, taking aim at thunberg, who has asperger's syndrome, a form of autism, after her passionat

remain wary of going here with it because all bakers was thrilled with the idea of being able to usetheir day old bread to make new bread the moment it's just that the big get the sacred here so we don't touch the recipe she said but our new method allows us to bake new types of bread that look like the gets. there just call something different yet we can still buy the buy get other so that baguette eva day was born literally the baguette that evaded being thrown away like. you know even cookies are being made and tire leaf from old bread so there's nothing stale about the way they taste so. they're simple but they taste great just like regular cookies yet not they're perfect. 70 bakeries are currently using the crumb . to recycle their day old bread and reduce their food waste and well it would be happy if more joined in. will be honored almost we were told me so of course i'd like this idea to be employed an old baker yes they will cut this so that ultimately no bread is thrown away and an organ of the moderates recycled into new high quality tasty recipes that please everyone will

the governor seen here at a fund-raiser hosted by baker's brother. in the pardoning document, bevin wrote the evidence against baker was sketchy at best. several kentucky lawmakers now are calling on the incoming attorney general to investigate these pardons. we also heard from brevin today in the form of a tweet where he said among other things, america is a country based on a belief of redemption. david? >> thank you. >>> and next to the backlash after what president trump said about "time's" person of the year, targeting greta thunberg. the 16-year-old climate activist. michelle obama defending her, and now we're hearing from first lady melania trump. here's kyra phillips. >> reporter: tonight, first lady melania trump weighing in after her husband attacked 16-year-old climate change activist greta thunberg. >> world leaders are still trying to run away from their responsibilities. >> reporter: president trump lashing out after the teenager was named "time's" person of the year. "so ridiculous," he tweeted. "greta must work on her anger management

suspendednd will be at ted baker.initely another share you want to watch, one you don't want to belong at the very open this morning. you can see ted baker trading deep in the red. futures, however, are still mixed across europe. ,e see gains and ftse futures ♪ [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! anna: we are a minute from the start of cash equity trading this tuesday morning in europe. here are your headlines. stanley is cutting around 1500 jobs globally as part of an efficiency push, but deutsche bank's ceo says he is upbeat about the lenders progress. newfi will end its hunt for diabetes and heart medicine. how that will impact novo nordisk. we will speak to the ceo at 8:30 u.k. time. ceobaker loses its second in nine months, suspending its dividend. shares look to tank at the open. let's look at what futures are. futures have been looking muted all morning, not expected to move far at the start of the european trading day and that remains the case. dax see downside, alt

baker, will succeed in helping us to have peace between palestinians and israelis.t is dated 1991. >> extreme violence broke out in the bosnian region and yugoslavia. it was the last gaps of the cold war. the americans were involved in the peace processes in dayton, ohio. it was a hot spot, and the secretary of state, marilyn albright, was aware of what was going on in the region. >> she was, and a sheet managed the response in coordination with some of her foreign minister counterparts, and she held an almost daily conference call with the foreign ministers, and she later termed it conference call diplomacy to help manage the conflict. they coordinated and worked quite well together. at the end of secretary albright's tenure in january 2000 one, she and her conference call diplomacy counterparts together for dinner in paris to celebrate the end of secretary albright's 10-year, and she was presented with gifts -- tenure, and she was presented with gifts. this russian porcelain coffee set was a gift from the russian foreign minister. as you can see, on each of the cu

he really was ted baker and gave a lot to the brand. right products, are they products people desire or is it the price is too high for most people? or could it cut those prices and maintain profits, do you think? there are signs the product is what is the matter at ted baker. notjust the price and where it sits. we have just had a lot of its competitors have left the market and that should have left the market and that should have been a big opportunity for ted baker. instead, what we have seen is it has had to reduce its prices by quite a lot. we have seen in the last black friday sales, there was a discount of 30% off all of its products and that is not a sign of items that people have been rushing out to purchase. thank you very much for joining out to purchase. thank you very much forjoining us. and thomas cook‘s collapse — an apology. not from the travel business but the civil aviation authority — it‘s repaying money owed to thomas cook customers after the firm‘s collapse in september. some 150,000 travellers had to be repatriated

what does this mean for the future of ted baker? it faces an uncertain future.restructure companies. mothercare confirmed this morning that its high street stores would be closed if they could not find a buyer, i do not think ted baker is quite in to that yet but there could be sir more quite drastic corporate action to come. thank you, dominic. the airforce in chile says a military cargo plane with 38 people on board has disappeared in en—route to antarctica. in a statement, it said operators lost contact with the plane as it was flying over the sea, just over an hour after its departure from the southern city of punta arenas. a search and rescue team has been activated. a landslide in peru, after heavy rain, has demolished homes and bridges, sweeping away several vehicles. no deaths are reported but many injured are receiving medical attention in the northern province of huanca—bamba. authorities report around 300 people have been left marooned by swollen rivers. senior democrats in the united states are due to hold a news conference later to reveal the articl

baker, you write that this book is about the coming age of

but he's becoming a real master baker. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause so, it's not a surprise.t a surprise that this is the same self-obsessed idiot who thinks impeachment is unconstitutional and insists he has the absolute right to do whatever he wants. and now, he's actively obstructing the impeachment inquiry. for example, yesterday, the white house blocked a key player in the ukraine scandal, an ambassador named gordon sondland from testifying. now sondland came to prominence last week after a series of damning new text messages was released in which state department officials expressed concern to sondland about the quid pro quo trump was dangling with ukraine sondhand was one of the key players involved in that quid pro quo. and at one point, during the text exchanges, he realized he should not be texting about this scandal at all >> on september 1st, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine, bill taylor, texted the u.s. ambassador to e.u. gordon sondland and writes this - "are we now saying that security assistance and white house meetings are conditioned on investigations?" sond

i want to see it on your wall in bakers field. it says exceptional service for the commission, presenting this on the 26th of november, in honor and appreciation of exceptional service for the people and the environment of the city and county of san francisco. thank you so much. [applause] okay, great. and no public comment. okay, next item. >> the next item is item 3, approval of the minutes of the september 24, 2019 commission on the environment meeting. the explanatory document is the september 24, 2019 draft minutes. this item is for discussion and action. >> great. a motion to approve the draft minutes? >> so moved >> moved by commissioner sullivan. do i have a second? >> second >> second by commissioner wan. we have a motion seconded. is there any discussion or changes, commissioners? any public comment? seeing none, no public comment or discussion, all those in favor of approving the minutes signified by saying aye. >> aye. >> any opposed? motion carries. thank you. >> the next item is item 4, general public comment. member

josephine baker 75 minutes long w. . this is trying to get across the city. these natives developments of course complicate the battlefield. then some republic has threatened to nose the strait of hormuz. if we didn't trust these corrupt government. bonds would send you for. all of us latin america millions are fleeing from pilots. the expectations are definitely there. so for family it's not very much because the 1st. double. of this is d w news live from the strikes in iraq angry reactions in baghdad iraq american planes hit targets belonging to win the support of militia that works closely with iraqi forces could these fratelli or trade raids provoke more violence on the part of the. strikers push backcrosses worsens or federici sworn residents in some areas that it's too dangerous to flee advancing flames that as a merchant services struggle to contain blazes all over the country. libya's.

andrew mccabe, jim baker, thank you for being with me tonight.s not over for you guys because you're stuck in a political vortex but i'm sure it's validating to clear out some of the fog that the president has put over the agency and you both personally. it is always an honor to me to have those men on my show. they are good men, they did a good job and and now you have the inspector general back. it became a metaphor for this deep state nonsense. his lawyer is here next. what is strzok's take, what does the report mean, what is the reality, next. introducing new vicks vapopatch easy to wear, with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. new vicks vapopatch. breathe easy. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wir

for bakers add that means over time. you might lose if they don't eat or and don't traditionally belongs to every christmas in argentina but now it costs up to 10 euros people can hardly afford it anymore but i will. once again argentina is in the midst of an economic crisis workers are being laid off incomes are falling while inflation is rising. prices for electricity gas rent and food are all increasing as well as the number of soup kitchens many people can barely afford to buy anything at all including the beloved christmas cake but master baker serafin a regular says that's not acceptable his pendle say is low priced and highly political. been drilled hopefully we'll meet again in a couple of years be able to say see what we got through it it's like this all over the world only if we work hard things will get better. than the. in the past 4 years argentina was led by a pro-business president somewhat unusual for the country but since october elections a left wing paralysed is once again at the helm sarah few know al

josephine baker. she danced her way to frey and became an icon of liberation. my. maker refused to tolerate racism of any kind so she left her homeland of the united states. josephine baker in 45 minutes on t w. 50 years of religions for peace people from many different faiths are working together toward a common goal of peaceful resolution of religious conflicts. now all female members of religions for peace from the middle east are demanding a larger. oh come on the ground is empowering women giving them the. making them of egypt are seen as read. the female peacemakers stores january 5th column t w. hello welcome to eco india this week let's look at why the practice of farming to me and off the future needs a serious street pick. coming to you from a greenie mumbai it's a little. bust let's go get in often make lichtenstein quite good in agriculture the woman fama. more than 400000000.

bevin blames baker's drug use and says the evidence was sketchy. critics raising questions after a local newspaper reported baker's family donated more than $25,000 to bevin's re-election campaign. >>> new antitrust concerns could be a major problem for facebook. the company is working on integrating its various platforms including whatsapp and instagram, but those plans could now be halted by the federal trade commission which is investigating facebook's dominance in the industry. the ftc is now considering an injunction to stop facebook's integration, and that could leave the company more vulnerable to a possible breakup. >>> pepsi's newest offering packs quite a caffeine punch. it's a coke -- it's a cola and coffee combo called pepsi cafe. pepsi says it has double the caffeine of other drinks. it comes in original flavor and vanilla and will be in stores next spring. >> i don't know if i ever want to be that awake. >> what about crystal pepsi? are they bringing that back? that will keep you up. >>> coming up, the history made on the football fie

let's bring back andrew mccabe and jim baker. would have bet 50 pairs of glasses like you guys match up with every day that you would never, ever get any kind of tie-inli like it, but here we a, andrew. the guy is supposedly out to get you. he's friends with your daughter and gave her a kilt, or whatever you call it. something with a "t." give me it so i don't disrespect -- >> a tartan. >> what do you make of that? >> all you can say, chris, is that now christopher steele has to be added to the long, long list of people who have been unfairly and inaccurately vilified by the president has being supposed political enemies. the simple fact is he has had a long -- i read in one piece of reporting, seven-year relationship, friendly relationship with ivanka trump. that is not the stuff that leads to someone out there plotting to overthrow the president or to try to drum up bad information for that purpose. >> look, even jim baker almost smiled there. do you have teeth? there they are. how about that? so, jim, this is the interesting p

eric baker, the founder of viagogo, was one of the founders of stubhub.e left before it sold, originally, to ebay. taylor: eric baker has talked a lot about making this a global company. he was excited about reuniting these two. bringing together his global ambitions. is that really the play here as viagogo gets the u.s. market and stubhub can have a global reach as well? liana: that is the strategy because viagogo is not really present in the market here. it is a fragmented industry. there are many competitors, some even trying to bid on the business. the stubhub founders have really gone out and founded a lot of companies going after that market. it is going to be competitive. viagogo coming in with stubhub has a good chance with having a good brand with consumers. ebay was under pressure to sell this so, clearly, it was not fitting in and it was looking for other avenues. taylor: you cover ebay for us, so i want to get your take. a lot of analysts came out and said this deal would be unlocking a lot of value for ebay. what is your analysis? jitendra: i