chanel was when we started.laughter] but i do now. we came up with powerbrokers, we keep up with boss tweed. margaret thatcher. reformers, we came up with martin luther, the protestant reformation. and then his namesake martin luther king jr. we came out with heroes. harriet tubman. in the chinese admiral john hot and then we had a standalone. the standalone was general robert e lee. we put robert e lee because of all the figures in my life and my youth he was the iconic leader. i went to washington lee high school i went to west point like robert e lee, i live about 70 feet from his boyhood home right now. for me he was the example or of military and battlefield quality and leadership. it's complex to write about robert e lee now. i have a complex lectureship with his memory. but i didn't think i could honestly write a book about leaders without addressing the one that i had probably spent the most time in my life thinking about. >> you said that you sort of reevaluated robert e lee and actually there's a portr

armani and i think what carl has done with chanelle rb even though i do want to design chanelle. >> doeople are expressing their feelings through fashion? can you tell us about conscious consumerism? >> that's the most important thing for me. it's not bouts dressing on the outside but addressing the inside. >> does that start with urban zen? >> no, when the aids epidemic broke out i said listen we've got to do something. i went to perry ellis at the time. donna is a private issue. we should not be discussing it. i said we're all losing our friends. i said why don't you make a place where people can shop and all the money goes to finding out and communicating what aids is all about. so we had can customers walk in. so we did not do anything until after perry passed away and i was losing all my friends. unacceptable. >> i think people forget yourall truism and how much you've done for fashion and for fulanth rain through fashion. i want tasay thank you for doing that. >> will you go to haiti with me? >> i will go anywhere. and i can't wait for you it to dress me and stop talking about my

was there but where oh where was caro chanelle creative director karl lagerfeld appeared to have gone missing at his own show sending shock waves throughout the fashion world that you. missed him so much was more like you are so used to seeing him come out at the end of the shows now we hope to get there with his family that he'll recover soon. chanelle representatives released a statement reassuring fashionistas that the eighty five year old designer had simply needed to take some rest and who wouldn't need to rest after overseeing some seventy collections for the house of chanel. i hope he recovers soon so all in all a very eventful week mr holroyd thanks so much for that thank you. the president of zimbabwe has declared the nation's music icon all over could see a national hero i wore normally reserved for the ruling party's elite singer died wednesday at the age of sixty six. husky voice and he me devoted following beyond his homeland zimbabwe the self-taught guitarist korea spanned over four decades in which he released more than sixty albums in terms of being an ambassador he ha

the realm was there but where oh where was caro chanelle creative director karl lagerfeld appeared to have gone missing at his own show sending shock waves throughout the fashion world you. missed him so much was going out when you're so used to seeing him come out at the end of the shows now we hope together with his family that he'll recover soon t.v. . chanel representatives released a statement reassuring fashionistas that the eighty five year old designer had simply needed to take some rest and who wouldn't be to rest after overseeing some seventy collections for the house of chanel. we hope to recruit we hope he recovers quickly he wasn't that wasn't the only drama u.s. rep singer chris brown was detained in paris on charges of rape he's since being released and was ordered to leave france where he's and he's met since been defending himself on twitter oh gosh the thought of a nice way to end what i love fashion melissa and never go to fashion shows it was great that you actually brought this all into the studio so we could enjoy it as it's been a very eventful way it has you th

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but i'm finding today, calvin, of course, ralph and armani and i think what karl has done with chanelid want to design chanel. >> are people expressing their feelings through fashion? can you tell us about conscious consumerism? tell me about that. >> to me, that's the most important thing for me. you know, it's not about dressing on the outside, but addressing the inside. >> that start with urban zen? >> no, it was something that i always did. when the aids epidemic broke out, i said, listen. we've got to do something. i went to perry ellis at the time, who was the head of cfda, he said, donna, this is a private issue. i said, perry, we've got to. we're losing all our friends. so, i said, why don't we make a place where people can shop and all the money goes to finding out and communicating what aids is all about? so, we had customers walk in and -- so, we did not do anything until after perry passed away. and i was losing all my friends. we were all losing friends at that age. and it was unacceptable. >> i think people forget your altruism and just how much you've done for fashion a

oh, yeah, my chanel unless the other room.saw a kind of dependance on those labels to validate one's existence. i realize i love you, but as long as you're with jessica, there can never be anything between us. listen cassie, there's no need to cry. besides, i've got really great news. you're leaving jessica? no. i just saved a load of money on car insurance by switching to geico. i saved. i thought that meant something to you. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. from capital one.nd i switched to the spark cash card i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? everybody all set? oh, any recommendations? the salmon roll's ok. just ok? is it fresh? sort of. the chef had it this morning. unfortunately he went home sick, but he left instructions with kyle! this fish is raw. do we need a minute? yes. just ok is not ok. especially when it comes to your network. at&t is america's

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in the uk, when boeing opened a new factory in sheffield to create jobs for british workers, when chanelce to london in order to establish a new corporate headquarters. and when starbucks moved from amsterdam to london in order to ensure more investment and jobs. the opposition should wake up and smell the coffee. all of this, in the words of the bbc, despite brexit. that investment, those jobs are created under my right honourable friend the prime minister's inspirational leadership have been invested in public services and socialjustice. as we heard from the member for dudley south and bexhill and battle, 1.9 million more children in good and outstanding schools and it is also the case that the gap between the poorest and richest in our schools has narrowed under conservative government. we also have a record level of investment in the nhs and my thanks to my right honourable friend for the secretary of state for health, a ten year plan to attend to billion plans —— 20 will implant investment for the nhs. —— £20 billion. also investment in national security. we meet the 2% target for i

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the new york times pose the question, is rihanna the new coco chanel of the 21st century?think she could be? >> i think she is a much better singer than coco chanel. >> bernard arnault, the ceo of lvmh. he is seeing a buoyant economy and growth demand in china. back to you in new york. optimistic more tone. thank you, ann marie horton. and ceo of lvmh. coming up, the brexit debate plays on. parliament debating amendments to theresa may's brexit deal before voting begins. we will have the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the debate is winding down in the u.k. parliament. another vote set on brexit later this afternoon. let's get some insight from carl weinberg, founder and chief international economist at high frequency economics. of course we continue to see the brexit debacle unfold. investment is down, we know businesses cannot invest with certainty. at the same time, we see other parts of the economy slowing down. how much of what is happening in the u.k. is cyclical, how much is brexit related? in consumerown spending has been going on for some time. the slow down i

authority an initially garnered the support from several companies and organizations including the chanel foundation the international olympic committee and coca-cola the artist said in a statement to the observer i first created fly candy sculptures to celebrate mankind on an international level and pay tribute to people of the entire world given the unique and justified sensitivities surrounding the world trade center it came to my mind to propose to remove a sculpture showcasing the flag of saudi arabia or relocate it to a less sensitive location but there is no way i can do such a thing as the flag of saudi arabia is entirely part of the g twenty just like any other candy flag of this candy nation show now the exhibit was originally supposed to stay here at ground zero for two months but since the backlash port authority officials are now going to move the exhibit to j.f.k. international airport sometime this week reporting from ground zero trinity chavez r.t. just a sampling of the top stories for this hour live from moscow on r.t.e. international we are back soon with much. so who i

down because you will see that in the community and he says that he she says am a ocean liner i do chanelle her way off with an accident when you know . who will communicate by. foot. the early out was out of the. well why i'm interested us we are. way off the edge of the earth says hello. or mean time i want to know what you mean. to china russia or the shah not more than. for. us. which i know why what you only have to walk home. when you were there was that it is from now. on all young was a rally. for you and you said no fun or are. you sure that. you. can join so that i used. a hallway your national washing. auditing. where come on all fours have been on our show to you and i mean you. know about. the bolivian salt flats. a place like no other. for generations formed by the sun labels. but the discovery of precious lithium below the salt threatens to change their way of life forever. witness. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera for me is different because there's a maturity about its views god in the east room generally a report also says channel but the pads take the risk of a story arc you'll.

she modeled for chanel, presented at the grammys, appearappea appeared a tv show, and starred with charlize they areon. >> are you in or out? >> i admire she came in and auditioned for this and was prepared. >> you might not know this, but paris' godfather is the actor, mccauley caulkin. they even have matching tattoos. he discussed his relationship with the king of pop. >> i want to spend my life being someone. >> he reached out to me because a lot of things were happening, big and fast with me and i think he identified with that. at the end of the day, it's almost easy to say it was, like, weird or whatever, but here's the thing. at the end of the day, we were friends. >> there is so much going on right now. there is also the "leaving neverland" documentary. that could be weighing heavily on paris' mind. we want her to be healthy and get happy. >>> tonight we have star wedding news. it appears that chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger will tie the knot sooner rather than later, but the next marriage celebration and forgive me for calling them this, could it belong to biebwin? >> match

chanelle unfounded spring summer collection in paris on tuesday the fashion show was held in the heart of the french capital where the compound was transformed into a tuscan paradise. numerous celebrities attended including musician final williams and actresses kristen stewart. and tilda swinton creative director col lagerfeld was absent he did not take the customary bow at the end of the show apparently he was too exhausted to attend. london's hosting britain's largest annual toy said. kid visitors get a sense of upcoming trainings. like fun gooey substances or toys that encourage lending. such as the three thousand robot. it helps kids learn to write code and make it through all kinds of pictures every two hundred seventy companies are showcasing their fun products at the. counter over seventy years in the music industry italian composer and conductor ennio morricone is on a farewell tour with the czech national symphony orchestra. the nine year old morricone is playing some of his more than five hundred legendary film scores. morricone will be touring until late june and he will be

similar creations were on display at chanel two. a week wrapped up in paris on thursday. museum has implemented a travel ban on its version of the artist's famous sunflowers painted. x. ray examinations have shown that the artwork which dates from eight hundred eighty nine is in a stable but fragile condition. and restoring the picture is proving difficult. for chest. safety at least with the methods and it's available to us now. after it's been given a careful cleaning this fine go masterpiece will once again be on show in amsterdam at the end of february. at the speed resort develop in the french alps is playing host to the thirty sixth international snow sculpture contest seventeen teams are taking part in the competition to make the most spectacular creationists sculptors hail from nine different countries and four days the car. the creation is from a fifty cubic meter block of snow. that jury in the public will determine the winners. cuckoo clocks well it's a famous they are typically sylvania for holiday makers who visit the black forest here in germany about for ma

we sent to kate and vet every item and we sell luxury brands from rolex to chanel in the product categoriesit allows us to differentiate ourselves from others. the fact it has grown dramatically shows there is a market for this. why do you think luxury items are so popular? there is a shift in consumer buying behaviour. preowned for us is about making it acceptable for us is about making it acceptable for people. most of the preowned brands we sell is up to 70% of in retail, which is a huge saving and our customers have identified that and they buy from us. many customers are shouting about the fact that what they have is preowned or second hand, the fact that they are helping the environment and climate by sharing stuff, by exchanging stuff as opposed to buying brand—new. absolutely. it is a big part of what we offer. we buy from people, we sell poor people and we can sign for them. it is actually quite interesting because a lot of our customers have multiple items across the different departments and table by cycling from us or they might pa rt by cycling from us or they might part exchan

city board of trusties, john rizzo, chanel. on their way are trent rohrer, and the department of environment deputy chief jennifer katz, and a very special shoutout to a person who's come to every tree lighting since i've been general manager, but this is her last tree lighting at our fire chief, a big, big, big round of applause for our fire chief, joanne hayes-white. [applause] >> our amazing rec and park commission. i mentioned our president, mark buell. also here are commissioner cat anderson, gloria bonilla, tom anderson, eric mcdonald, and commissioner larry mazzola. i want to thank them. they -- the citizen members of the park recreation open space advisory committee. they help you make our park special. our president, stephen franz is here. i want to thank our amazing partners who make this possible. supporting us today is kaiser permanently, illuminate, our conservatory of flowers. all right. let tease talk about the tree we're supposed to light. mayor, we've been liethsing tre -- lighting trees around the city, but th

authority an initially garnered the support from several companies and organizations including the chanel foundation the international olympic committee and coca-cola the artist said in a statement to the observer i first created fly candy sculptures to celebrate mankind on an international level and pay tribute to people of the entire world given the unique and justified sensitivities surrounding the world trade center it came to my mind to propose to remove a sculpture showcasing the flag of saudi arabia or relocate it to a less sensitive location but there is no way i can do such a thing as the flag of saudi arabia is entirely part of the g twenty just like any other candy flag of this candy nation show now the exhibit was originally supposed to stay here at ground zero for two months but the backlash port authority officials are now going to move the exhibit to. f. k. international airport some time this week reporting from ground zero trinity show those are take. just some of the top stories for this hour for this wednesday program here with international we are back soon with more o

inward investment of any country in the world and headquarters have been brought to this country by chanel by costa coffee the boeing's going to open a new factory new investments are being made in the motor industry i don't sense that the despair that some major industry objects or the. motor industry executives preach is actually reflected in the decisions that making but this is a big gamble i said it earlier that year and last summer your colleague in the european research group jacob respond admitted as much when he said we won't know the full economic consequences for a very long time ok only enough that wasn't on your campaign bus was it because campbell is it then you tell me there will be opportunity he said is over the next fifty years says it is a big gamble tell me how big the gamble is we're in the end but what about the. bank of england governor mervyn king who said students of economics looking back at the growth of the. british economy will be hard pressed to find. the point at which the united kingdom left the e.u. because of course your hope premise that you are advancing

authority an initially garnered the support from several companies and organizations including the chanel foundation the international olympic committee and coca-cola the artists that in a statement to the observer i first created fly candy sculptures to celebrate mankind on an international level and pay tribute to people of the entire world given the unique and justified sensitivities surrounding the world trade center it came to my mind to propose to remove the sculpture showcasing the flag of saudi arabia or relocate it to a less sensitive location but there is no way i can do such a thing as the flag of saudi arabia is entirely part of the g. twenty just like any other candy flag of this candy nation show now the exhibit was originally supposed to stay here at ground zero for two months but the backlash port authority officials are now going to move the exhibit to j.f.k. international airport sometime this week reporting from ground zero trinity chavez r.t. . while we can't blame all nation. for the actions of a few of their nation that's funny because iraq didn't get the blame the w

you had your chanel uniform. you were one tiype of girl and that's it.aid it's okay to be you. >> video fashion spent a day with patricia field during new york fashion week. she scoured the shows for looks to transform the women of sex in the city into their character. >> it's really all pat fields. she did everything and she is a phenomenon herself. >> her father was a taylor. she knows lines, seems, draping, flow, and structure. >> everything about the success of sex in the city was a wonderful surprise. sarah jessica parker was a natural in clothing. graceful. intellectually into it. so she and i had that creative relationship which produced that whole thing. she understood that you could wear pearls with a wife beater and a tutu or whatever. if you take the classics that are real classics and put them together in new ways, you know, you got a winning hand. >> there's still debate about some of the most iconic ensembles on whether they work or don't work but that's some of it because some people think they do and some people think they're outrageous a

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very good online retailer they've got incredible service in the store they do high and low you know, chanelprobably one of their best accounts, but they've got their great private label. nordstrom's fine and they're going to transition well but i think when you look at people like macy's and penny's and sears and even kohl's, people don't want to shop in these big stores today, we look at instagram, see an image, and try to buy it, right? if shopping's that easy for a millennial, do you want to go navigate nine floors of a department store the whole model is out of touch. >> what do you think happens to sears? we hear today, eddie lampert wins his bid as the winning bid. they're going to keep something like 400 stores open at least for now. does it continue does it survive? >> he must know something nobody else knows what i mean by that is penny's is trading for under $1 billion with twice as many stores as sears would be left with why would you create a $5 billion transaction unless you knew something about real estate or brand value so i don't think -- i don't know >> i want to ask you ab

how many of you heard about the chanel affair? i'll keep it brief. then we will talk about 2016, what we know right now that kind of echoes what happened in the past. 1968, this is a great picture of , the republican candidate, staring down lb j. before the election. these men both lied to each other. richard nixon was running primarily against democrats. and i'mrina's memoir, going to use my magic powers, says thank you google translator. ordered against his repeated advice, he was ordered by his to feel out hubert humphrey and see if the democrats were willing to accept some soviet assistance. the last line is great. only very intelligent but also a very clever man. hubert humphrey, great american. thanks for your moral support. but if you look at them as a he discovered it would have certainly backfired. also the potential for blowback if you try to interfere in other people's elections. and we have been for the last two years or so. 1968 the russian's two back channels of the nixon campaign and the transitional administration had. that's between

he has been talking with trump and back chaneling with him throughout. i think many people at this point, given the lack of strategy coming out of the white house, think the shutdown will blend a deal is cut between mitch mcconnell and chuck sxhoom nancy pelosi and that's when it will be done. >> we'll look for it. what we like to think of as the fastest 15 minutes in television. thanks to our guests tonight. we'll have you all back. thank you for starting off our conversation. coming up, a new opportunity for michael cohen to talk before he goes off to jail. this invite, however, not optional. >>> plus, preparing for a paul manafort sighting in federal court tomorrow. >>> and later, bill kristol is here talking about what it will take to get the government up and working again. "the 11th hour" just getting started on this thursday night. amazon prime video is now on xfinity x1. so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maise

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qatada chanel momentum and armadillo it reminds him of the. public school in fukushima daichi. once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. ellison very curious child and very excited and ended up with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and always. here and for being on stage stations and being part of that magic it was a difficult road at first. girl she was told to become conductor but this girl had other ideas and obsessive. and one day she really did become a world famous conductor brimming over with virtual city inspection. on monday of the last eleven. not my stuff. starts feb eighteenth d.w. . at an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council us secretary of state mike pompei o called on all nations to back off and as well as self declared interim president one quite oh that you use that it could also recognize that as president if elections are not held in the coming days and as well as foreign minister has dismissed those demands or. rescuers in southwestern brazil are searching for hundreds of people after a

she's modeled for chanel, presented at the grammys, premiered on "star," and made her film debut on "." >> i really admire that she came in and really auditioned for this and was prepared. >> and you might not know this, but paris' godfather is the actor macaulay culkin. they have matching tattoos. in a podcast released tuesday called "inside of you with michael rosenbaum," macaulay discussed his relationship with the king of pop. >> he reached out to me because of a lot of things happening, big and fast with me, and i think he identified with that. at the end of the day, it's easy to try to say he was weird or whatever. here's the thing. at the end of the day, we were friends. >> meanwhile, there's always family drama around this famous face. mom to be meghan markle. >> yeah, the duchess dropped a big detail about her baby on the way, because we now have a due date. duchess meghan revealed to a crowd she is six months pregnant and her royal baby is due in april. monday she and harry made their first public appearance together since christmas. she held a board of directorive hand on h

when she went to paris, they swooned over her and everybody would talk about her pill box hat or the chanels wearing. nancy reagan did very well with red and became in her own way a bit of a fashion maven and barack obama had a very great clipd profession clipped professional handsome look about him. but when he wore mom jeans one time, the right went after him like nobody's business. >> it wasn't just the right. a lot of people were concerned about those so-called mom jeans he was wearing. very importanquickly, how impor fashion for diplomacy? >> i think it represents the president of the united states. you're always wearing a power suit. bill clinton got criticized when he was in the white house for not always taking his jacket off. ronald reagan would always keep it on. you want to exude a sense of power. brooks brother has been the suit of choice for most american presidents and politicians. >> our presidential historian, doug brinkley, thanks very much. and the all-new original series "american style" premieres this sunday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. >>> "erin burnett o

>> my name is chanel reece. i'm an executive at a tech company in san francisco. in many instances i am the only woman not only of color in the company but definitely at the executive level. my question is going back to what we're talking about about micro aggressions and how some of -- you felt it was a result of lack of education or knowledge, and i kind of disagree with that. when i've checked micro aggressions it has been a culture of not being checked, and so people feel free to do it, not necessarily that people don't know better. my question to you is do you feel like we're letting people off the hook for the micro aggressions that they, you know, that we see happening within organizations? because as typically the only woman of color in the executive team, it's very difficult to check those behaviors when a lot of times they affect you personally. so i would ask that i had more allies in the women that are not necessarily of color and even of the men in the organizations, so are we doing ourselves a disservice by not checking those and assuming people don'

chanel. >> thank you. >>> president trump's own attorney has dropped a potential bombshell about hisis latest offer tend to the government shutdown. nbc's geoff bennett is at the white house with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president's personal lawyer is expanding the timeline for how long president trump was actively looking into doing a business deal in russia to build a trump tower in moscow. rudy giuliani is now saying that mr. trump's company continued the talks through the 2016 presidential election, which is far longer than the president previously acknowledged. >> could be up to as far as october, november. let's cover until the election. anytime during that period they would have talked about it. but the president's recollection of it is that the thing had petered out quite a bit. >> and this morning the partial government shutdown enters week five. the president's new offer dead on arrival with democratic leaders who say they won't negotiate until the president agrees to reopen the government first. the white house proposal includes temporary protecti

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