but chanel and arthur suspect so great for a husband and wife their one ary was tuesday after hubby'sold wedding band disappeared. >> i would devastate i lost >> i know he's going thr it. she's his ear every d where did y lose iing backtrack. r 26th day aft christmas the quinns were filling their tank at this bp gas station on philadelphia pike in claymont, delaware, when arthur looked down into a decorative plant of sorts next to the pump. >> i seen a cold so i pick it up. my first thing is i like to return this like whoever lost this i'd like to get it back to them. >> reporter: yellow gold ring engraved chr to ang january 2nd 2016. before contacting fox 29, she posted news of the find to face bock page her post had been shared more than thee hundred times. >> quinns know the trouble a lot of wedding ring can generate. while back arthur damaged his ring while at work. >> so he had to take it off and get another one and i was so furous. about the situation. i just want him to always have his ring so everyone knows he's rep not hav band aoption for any length of time. >> n all n you d

. >> seth: happy birthday to chanel. >> chanel is incredible. you know what i'm saying?ust turned 2 years old. she had a "paw patrol" birthday party yesterday. >> seth: she's following in her father's footsteps of dressing like an animal she respects. here's the invitation, what a fantastic -- we need all the paws. how was the party? >> i mean, it was cool, you know it's a kids thing, you know, i don't remember any of my birthdays. and i think when you're fortunate enough to be able to give your kids stuff you don't have. you know, we went out, had a good time, she got a bunch of toys and stuff. so it was good. just, you know, you start to live through other people's happiness. you know, and i just seeing her laugh and she was with her brother, who was out here. now her brother, little ice, who my fans know when he was a kid, he's now 26 years old. >> seth: yeah, i just met him back stage. he's a grown man. >> so she did hers at like, a little playground thing, you know, play party -- party thing, and he did his birthday at the strip club. [ laughter ] so he was like, da

and killing suspects a local news channel in fact paid thirty six thousand dollars to show it to chanel footage but the incidence amarilly says could be weeks or even years of pot. under. fire for. her and. she thinks. the three girls part of. her a lot of them are. fine but i for. one. do you're seeing police officers being pawns in political games or get political games and they need to be protected they're in the middle buffer between the law's the law makers the people they're supposed to patrol and police the laws over and then their body camera usage their squad car video footage is all being used either for them or against them as a as a pawn moving game and it's just not fair just coming up c one hundred postulates in the morning here in moscow international good to have a company this morning we'll have more news feet at the top of the. i think there is indeed to have potential to kind of come out of this impasse of implementing the means grievance by cream on the un of peace operations pieces very sensitive politically walls contributing countries to be eventually offer troops

. >> so this dog they named chanelle is looking for a forever home, gregory gets back on the train and goes back home. >>> a piece of tech for you, it's cool and a bit weird. it's called signal. you could be out running enjoying a good time. you have the bluetooth in your ear, you don't need it. do this. >> click the button and signal, place your finger to your ear and answer the call. >> okay, but so that's like the fake oh i've got a call right now, i gotta go? >> it's not fake. it's real. if you activate the smart strap, it's not the watch, it's the strap, it's got a body conduction unit, so essentially sending vibrations through your hand. when you put your finger in your ear, you hear everything coming from there in your ear. >> tell me why this is better than the smart watches like i've got that i can hear a phone call through. what is the difference? >> if you are in a loud area, using this because of its vibrations you'll be able to hear everything that's being said no matter how loud it is around you. it's got all kinds of other things, fitness tracker so it can tell you if yo

. >> reporter: chanel anderson drowned when 911 couldn't find her. >> ma'am, i'm losing air very quickly. >> give me the address one more time. it's not working. >> reporter: critics call it outrageous. you can order an uber on your cell phone to your exact location. here's my uber right now. she found me. you can post selfies on facebook. when i tag the location, yep, there it is. facebook knows exactly where i am. but not when you call 911. i first exposed this problem three years ago, trying 911 myself outside d.c. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> reporter: hi, this is jeff rossen with nbc news. just want to know if you can tell me where our location is on your computer? >> showing 4641 west south road. >> reporter: that's not here. >> absolutely not. that's about a quarter mile away. >> reporter: at the time federal officials promised to fix it. so we just tried again. this time in colorado. i'm wondering if you can tell me on your screen right now where it says i am. >> 66th place and dover street. >> that is crazy. >> reporter: where is that? >> that's got to be almost 16 blocks a

chanelle is the perfect person for that. >> good morning, team.view or meeting an important colleague or come tact for the first time, but experts say there are a few proven methods to make a great first impression and some big ones to avoid. ♪ >> from the shirt to the shake to the smile or the stance, you'd better believe they matter. >> how important is a first impression? >> it's really critical. >> ann demari coaches professionals on mastering those first moments. >> if you do one positive thing, people think you have a cluster of other positive qualities. it's called the halo effect. >> research backs it up. >> the first impression can be massive. it can explain up to 25% of interview scores. >> >> georgia professor brian schweider conducted a study on job interviews. the casual chitchat matters. >> the more similar you can get them to believe you are like them they'll find you fit for the job. >> engagement is vital. >> nodding your head or smiling along, are you maintaining eye contact. even the pitch of your voice. >> paul wolfe knows firs

fashion house chanel brought a breath of spring to paris said shoes days. sent out a romantic collection in pastoral colors with feathers and floral embellishments a celebration of the arteries on craftsmanship in channels famous attorney. naga feld recreated a verdant garden to showcase his bucolic variations on shell staples tweets chiffon dress is an evening where the show's wind up on thursday. sports exhibition board is underway to send off some nine hundred exhibitors have set up shop showcasing a range of products from jet skis and towels boats to luxury odds like this the ocean five meter model one emphasis here is on digital features in boats this vessels lives comps and t.v. can all be digitally regulated there's a host of visitor activities on offer like surfing an artificial wave bush is the world's biggest trade fair for both ships and water sports drawing two hundred fifty thousand visit is a year. belgium's young panda got his own digs on tuesday the one and a half year old bear who lives in the pari dies as do outside brussels now has a nine

right now sochi is going to be dealing with more political issues like the quest to to chanel's the elections and and and the likes so now we are having a field actually process which makes things even much more complicated for them. to kick place in syria because we can see some sort of a competition between these different processes in fact the americans they want very much to focus on geneva the americans i'm talking here about france but then. jordan and saudi arabia who actually came up with the no paper paper the other day talking about their vision of the political. that is through the book or the such and the in my opinion. put pressure on the main syrian opposition not to go to suit because going to suit you will be actually giving a legitimacy to suit. something that americans the french and the british actually also the arab allies jordan saudi arabia they don't want to see that. but if political issues are on the table at such a which they appear to be does it not concern you and other opposition groups of boycotts said that you are not that to be a part of that process whatever i

and killing suspects one local news channel in fact paid thirty six thousand dollars to show it to chanel footage now the union says the videos are selected to make a point as it would say how do they could actually be from years ago being used to highlight current issues that there were a warning you may find some of the upcoming images here distressing. hundred. dollars for. her. she think. three point three zero. zero zero zero to. find after. seeing police officers being pawns in political games or get political games and they need to be protected there in the middle buffer between the law's the law makers the people they're supposed to patrol and police the laws over and then their body camera usage their squad car video footage is all being used either for them or against them as a as a pawn moving game and it's just not fair. it's been more violence in the chain is he in capital trouble continued into this weekend hundreds of people took part in an anti-government rally last night friday unrest has been escalating in chinese of late since new austerity measures were announced at th

there in the atmosphere we have to get it below ground quickly the stuff we saw in the midst of the chanel went to the end of clean this is for this club. nuclear waste isn't safe today it probably never has been but for a long time that issue didn't receive much attention the first nuclear power station was connected to the great in russia in the mid one nine hundred fifty s. . today scientists are horrified by how casually the spent radioactive fuel was handled in the past. germany has had nuclear power since one nine hundred sixty one. the first minister of the nuclear issues franciosa shrouds laid the groundwork for the optimism typical of his day. yet only of nuclear energy can lead humanity into a new better age will be another golden one if we can master the demon that is nuclear power. the demon mainly referred to the spent nuclear fuel where should it go should it be discarded in the antarctic or shot into space with rockets both suggestions came to nothing too expensive and also too dangerous. a third approach has been implemented by several countries dumping nuclear waste in the

tell your boss we're giving you an excuse. >> chanel, thank you very much.if you can top that. but does your weather have inspiring messages? can we hear a pin drop? >> i'm going home. i got nothing. we have a little something coming up. this little area of low pressure is bringing up some rain along the coast, but back behind it, we've got colder air, winter weather advisories. as this system moves off the coast, second system coming out of the great lakes. snow will develop is there for the great lakes and appalachians tonight into tomorrow. some of that snow could be heavy back around the great lakes and up state new york in central parts of pennsylvania. we're talking about anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of snow, up to 5 inches from buffalo and cleveland. generally less than an inch or so and really nothing here in the northeast. so all in all, not too bad. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. local forecast coming up in 30 seconds. ted double miles on every purchase, every day. not just airline purchases. think about

. >> chanel, maybe dylan, craig -- >> not just your germs, but theirs? >> anybody's germs, really could be anyone's. >> reporter: gross. here's the good news. we cleaned their offices with disinfecting wipes. you're welcome. >> i want a rematch. >> reporter: my work is done. by, everybody, bye, hoda. >> bye. >> by the way, using sanitizing wipes, they say, is so important because the flu virus can live on some surfaces for up to 24 hours. that's word from the cdc. another tip, this sounds basic, but cough on your cuff or sneeze on your sleeve. sounds gross, maybe a kleenex? consider taking care of yourself and staying home if you're sick. >> as you said that, someone sneezed in the news room. >> i know. i heard that in the background. put our masks on. p here )s some motivation to stick with your new year )s resolution. honey the beagle looks like a healthy dog now. but just last yea . >>> here's motivation to stick with the new year's resolution. this looks like a healthy dog now, but last year, she weighed twice the size of a healthy dog. >> oh, wow. >

but chanel and arthur can only imagine what's going on between a husband and wife, their one year anniversaryas tuesdayter gold wedding band disappeared. >> i would be devastated in i lost mine. >> i know he's g she's in his ear every day like where did you lose it at? where were you at trying to backtrack? >> reporter: the day after christmas and the quinns were gassing up at this bp station on philadelphia pike in claymont, delaware. when arthur looked down into a flower pot of sorts. >> i seen gold ring. so i pick it up. my first thing is, i like to return this like whoever lost this i'd like to get it back to them. >> reporter: yellow gold ring is engrave the chr to ang. january 2nd 2016. before reaching out to 29, chanelted news of the find to facebook. by friday afternoon her post had been shared more than 300 times. the quinns know the anx a lot of wedding ripping can create hur's ring was damaged at work while back. >> so he had to take it off and get another one and i was so furious about the situation. i just want him to always have his ring. so everyone knows he's taken. >> you not

chanel. definitely. >> jimmy: she's so beautiful.ations. just turned two? [ cheers and applause ] >> turned two thanksgiving time. that's her birthday. but, you know, like i said, when a man my age has a child, it hits a reset button on his life. so it makes you want to be healthy. you realize you've got to stay around here. you've got to back on your hustle. so she was really the best thing that could have happened to me at this time of my life. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: isn't that great? [ cheers and applause ] that's right. you do think about that stuff. and do you spoil her? >> you can't help but spoil kids. i mean -- >> jimmy: that's your little girl. >> i -- and you know, you want to give your kids everything you didn't have. so i don't understand it. i mean, i think when they're old enough to understand things, then you can kind of try to roll it back. but right now, it's spoil time. you definitely got to spoil them. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is her second birthday party. you threw her a bash. a giant birthday party.

serious growth, churning out custom fixtures for such big-name clients like abercrombie & fitch, chanel, and universal studios. larry: take it to disney. lemonis: but a recent drop in revenue has drawn larry into a vicious circle. jason: high-low is officially dead. larry: oh, no. lemonis: anxious to control costs, he's cut much of his staff, hampering operations and putting even more pressure on the business. larry: we've been waiting a couple of weeks for this. lemonis: i'm excited about this opportunity, because let's face it -- everybody needs a light. and despite its troubles, vision quest has a reputation for innovative designs. larry: this is stainless-steel wire with fiber optic that's strapped to it. lemonis: i'm confident i can help larry find the light at the end of the tunnel and emerge stronger than ever. -hello. -maria: hi. how are you? lemonis: good morning. i'm marcus. maria: i'm maria. nice to meet you. -lemonis: how are you? -maria: i'm very well. lemonis: the owner is larry? maria: the owner is larry. lemonis: is larry here? maria: yes, he's here. i'll get him for you

there are pictures for example, when he gets a louis vuitton bag and chanel handbags to members of theds. if you start taking that away, i guarantee the regime will start to crack. and they will come to the table. because it's really all he can offer. >> and he hands out cognac. find french cognac. i mean you know, it is absolutely astounding! on one hand they are talking about clamping down on him. on the other hand you have cognac and louis vuitton bags and it is not just a regular mercedes that is a stretch mercedes. i mean they are turning a blind eye. >> at the same time coming of 200,000 people in north korea that are essentially starving to death. he is up by 60 percent of the population that is un food rations to survive because they're not getting calories they need. you have a generation north koreans are not even average height or close to what the south korean counterparts have. the economy is less than one percent the size of south korea while kim jong-un is driving his car. >> i interviewed a south korean refugee who had, her mother had to find mice in the fields to make

ernest hemingway, coco chanel, princess diana — a stopping place for the world's ultra rich and famousatic did happen. a gang of five men came here, in masks. three of them came into the hotel through the back entrance, on the other side of the building, and using axes they smashed open some of the display cases containing jewels and watches, that are put up there to advertise their wares by some of the jewellers in the neighbourhood. three men made their getaway, but at that point the police had intervened. the men tried to pass the booty to their accomplices on the street, and they managed to get some of it out, and the two on the street got away. the three who were inside were overpowered and our now in custody. and a lot of the jewels and watches have been recovered, because they were scattered on the ground. what is important to know is that this happened here, in the place vendome, which is the centre of the jewellery business in paris. you can see the names on the various shops here. what's happened is that in the last few years there has been a spate of these ultraviolet smash

chanel, dior, and she was a quaker. stuart: wait a second. what time? >> 9:00 at 9:30 p.m.very monday you will get two new ones from now on. stuart: two new episodes. you're okay. the contempt of president trump just keeps rolling and rolling, doesn't it? where are the reasonable people on the left? they do exist. we will be back with that at the top of the hour. . . . . stuart: they still hate him. yes, i know it's a strong word but i think it is applicable. say they are contemptuous of him. the left is not backing away. their response to the trump presidency as extreme as ever and by the way as divisive as ever. last night's grammy awards were textbook example. like all the award shows it is supposed to be a showcase for talent. instead of it was a showcase of contempt, contempt for our president. hillary clinton reading excerpts about a book of gossip of the white house. what has that got to do with music? i predict another drop in ratings. nancy pelosi said, trump's immigration plan is plan to make america white again. nancy pelosi said i'm not sure $1000 goes very far

the word puritanical is quite interesting, it's like, yeah, in france we wear silk stockings and chanel campaign, like all campaigns, it has to gain enormous amount of ground before it levels out and maybe there are some men who have been wrongly chastised, i doubt it. i don't think it makes women feel like victims or babies, i think it makes women feel more powerful. yeah, i am not, i don't defend that the french idea of sexiness, i defend the human beings andi sexiness, i defend the human beings and i think in the uk, in america, in algeria, when i came back, in france, in belgium, we are all the same, we want peace. i am a feminist if feminism is a quality between men and women. i think that is possible. having 100 text messages on your phone from someone sexually pursuing new is not equality, it is here asked and and annoying you, it's not equal. sexual harassment can be, does exist, that, i am not and i agree with that. we can say, that is normal, yeah, men are men, no. i will see no. but there is also a lot of frustration in the world, in the men's world and in the world in genera

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apple, i think this quarter does demonstrate that as a fashion company you can only sell so much chanellehe gloves justcame off starting a fashion company. >> i've always called amazon a fashion company. i keep having to buy, you know, more stuff. >> they will say look at the services. >> look at me. i'm wearing the watch. i have this. >> you're very fashionable. >> you're very fashionable >> exactly >> i love those. >> the best product. >> exactly >> totally agree. >> it works for what it's intended to be i think it's still a niche thing. it's an expensive pair of -- >> wait. fast action in technology. >> throw away phones >> that's what it is >> exactly >> you're doing that, right? they've been sort of coming out with these iterations? >> i think we'll get that. i think that's really a challenge to apple. >> right final question twitter, give me -- we were talking about the trust issue. would you even want to own twitter? >> yesterday's news. >> yesterday's news? does anybody buy them out after this news story over the weekend? does that change the dynamic >> i don't think that changes