also, a new book on the coco fashion legend coco chanel. we will fight at how she would from being an orphan to one of those powerful people in fashion. -- the most powerful people in fashion. >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. hennessy sold over $50 million of cognac last year. a good reason. when you think of hennessy cognac, you think of cognac and france and those wonderful grades. one family member is getting a twist to modern luxury and that hennessy. he is using his nose to create a perfume. not just any perfume, a custom perfume that can cost as much as $35,000. >> at that time, i had only one point of sale in new york city. today, we have opened 200. when you think about the total is tinydistribution, it tiny. for example, big rants are 15,000-20,000 stores in the world. >> is this because the actual supply of the perfume? is that part of the business model? >> want to be very well displayed. in openingterested multi chains where your brand is i amver the place interested in building a luxury brand. >> they want to know what i

coming up next, nicole miller and coco chanel. well, not live coco chanel.e know she is a fashion icon. we will have the author behind the book with the details of this fashion legend. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. when you hear the name coco chanel, what comes to mind? maybe a simple black dress inspired by men's fashion, perfume. coco chanel's influence on fashion is instantly recognizable. her life is the focus of a new book called "mademoiselle -- coco chanel and the pulse of history." joining me is the author of the book, rhonda garelick. i want to find out what made you want to write this book. >> a lot of people ask me why after so many different bios that i did undertake this. i don't think that many people had talked about the world historical force as coco chanel is. i think about the phenomenon that has been going on for over a century. i wanted to figure out how that could be. >> what would be some of the things that would be considered revolutionary? >> everything she did abolished all that had come before. chanel is the creator of a

usan una careta de coco, un mameluco con mangas anchas como si fuera a volar. >> en este taller raÚln. hacer estÁ máscaras puede tomar hasta un dÍa entero de trabajo las mÁs sencillas las vende a 20 $, pero las mÁs elaboradas pueden costar hasta 500 dÓlares. ♪ loisa es historia, es herencia africana, es un pueblo de gente con un gran corazÓn. ♪ pero tengo que partir, las aventuras siguen en otro punto de la isla. ♪ quÉ bien! >> quÉ ritmo, qué sabor maÑana llega al famoso barrio de la perla una comunidad marginada por muchos donde se unen el mar y los sueÑos. el tema loca fue la marca de la discordia shakira rompe silencio sobre la demanda por plagio. hÁblame de ti un nuevo video de la banda ms, la primicia musical ya volvemos con mucho mÁs. ♪ >> siempre >> seguimos con mucho mÁs del primer impacto sharika que las primeras declaraciones del asunto del plagio por el tema loca. >> vale la pena aclarar esto. esta canciÓn me fue presentada a mÍ yo... cambiÉ un poco la letra sobre todo de la versiÓn en inglÉs que sÍ la hice yo en realidad no tengo idea las canciones que se me presentan a m

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. >> that's vita coco's founder in 2006 when he first appeared on our show to pitch his start-up. today, his company, and the category, have grown substantially. >> would you take another meeting yes or know? >> yeah, definitely take another meeting. >> greg hall has a different strategy. he's not competing with the big brewers for the mass market. >> we'll never be able to compete with those guys on price, or efficiency, or marketing, or distribution execution. so we done do six packs. >> super bright apple. >> instead he's concentrating on the high end, or premium market. his strategy starts with feature placement at upscale restaurants like nearby salt of the earth and partnerships with celebrity chefs like portland oregon's jason french. >> the acidity i think is right there. it's awesome. i think oyster shell. >> greg has found that creating exclusive blends like this one, for influential chefs like jason, has a ripple effect. it gives him access to many other key entry points to the premium market. places not interested in featuring siders from the big brewers. >> that opens

advantage of the booming economy in china, an architect and designer, a real estate developer and cocoike this all the time? nice wine cellar? >> at night. today we're surrounded by southern french wine and northern italian wine. >> mm-hm. >> and you like you can eat in different district wine country every night. >> isn't this supposed to be architect and designer, a real estate developer and coco, a party planner. >> do you eat like this all the time? nice wine cellar? >> at night. today we're surrounded by southern french wine and northern italian wine. >> mm-hm. >> and you like you can eat in different district wine country every night. >> isn't this supposed to be communist china? >> anyone communist party, comrades party member? >> no. no. [ laughter ] >> i'm a bit of a red diaper baby. but what i mean to say is that it just seems that the realm of the possible here is very big. >> absolutely. it's a big stage. >> mm-hm. >> in new york city or other places in the world, you can see that. massive project. but that's probably the only one in the whole city. but in shanghai city the

y referente a la enfermera, hik coco el hospital en que esta dijo estÁ bajo observaciÓn y aislada peroy bebida que ha solicitado. atentos estaremos. >>> el hispano acusado de matar a dos policÍas de sacramento habÍa sido deportado dos veces, luis bracamonte fue repatriado a mÉxico, el sospechoso y una cÓmplice protagonizaron una cacerÍa humana por 6 horas. tras cumplir un mes de la desapariciÓn de los estudiantes en iguala siguen protestas y el ambiente esta cada vez mÁs tenso, tenemos un resumen de lo que se vive ahÍ ximena... >>> hola, este domingo estamos recordando las vÍctimas de guerrero hoy hace 30 dÍas estudiantes ivÁn abordo de un camiÓn para pedir dinero cuando comenzÓ todo, tragedia que hoy marca a mÉxico. son los gritos de recuerdo de lo que ocurriÓ en iguala con los jÓvenes. este video difundido por un periÓdico nacional el hermano de uno de los desaparecido lo compartiÓ, dice que fue grabado por un compaÑero que viviÓ la tragedia. indignaciÓn que se traslada a las calles los estudiantes y padres de familia en protesta comenzaron a cerrar algunas carretera. >>> lo que quer

the cocos attorney general said on tuesday that the three of them masterminded the attack against thetudents, to prevent them from disrupting a political event. >> what happened on the 26th of september constitutes a violent repression by the police, directed by the criminal group with the intent to dissuade a group of people to attend a celebration event for the mayor and his wife that night. >> many mexicans are unconvinced the authorities are carrying out a proper investigation and believe the corruption goes much higher up. 15,000 people marched through the capital on wednesday evening , calling for the resignation of the state governor and even that of the president. >> this was a crime of the state in the form of a crime of humanity, the forced disappearance of people, torture, summary execution. that is why we are the -- why we are here, for justice. >> amnesty international has a human rights commission to investigate what happened not just to the 43 students, but the tens of thousands of people whose does appearances have been blamed on drug games -- drug gangs since 2007. >>

then you have coco, who is by any means necessary trying to go into this celebrate culture and how to get there. so i feel that this really does tackle an entertaining and educational in a very entertaining way the diversity of racism within the community, and how also it gets perceived throughout. >> "dear white people" is playing nationwide. eppy brown its great to have you with us. best of luck with the movie. >> thanks for having me. >> the conversation continues on our website. we're also on facebook and twitter. and you can tweet me @amora tv. we'll see you next time. but it's not a crisis of illegal drugs. it's one of prescription painkillers - oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other legal narcotics, all related to opium. collectively, they are called opioids. >> these are the opioid painkillers. and prescriptions for drugs like these have more than quadrupled over the last 15 years - to the extent that the us now consumes more than 80 percent of the

embassy but no one was hurt and consuming large amounts of substance found coco plants improved memory in people in fifties and sixties according to a new columbia study. >> that's it, i am hari sreenivasanable, thanks for watching. >> captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> explore new worlds and new ideas through programs like this. made available for everyone through contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by tjl productions, llc] >> folk music has been around as long as there have been folks to sing it. folk music is about real people and real lives and the frustration of dissent. there was a time in america when the simple act

embassy but no one was hurt and consuming large amounts of substance found coco plants improved memory in people in fifties and sixties according to a new columbia study. >> that's it, i am hari sreenivasanable, thanks for watching. >> captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ fixed beethoven decides to put aside his fear of deafness and decides to bring out all the joy in life he has experienced before and just play out. ♪ >> there's a story one of the violinists was complaining about not understanding the music and beethoven said to him it's not for you, it's for the future. tomorrow, today -- on stage at curtis. ♪

. >> coco has to come out of the game like that, it means he's hurting. it would be significant, if we got to the next round, we wouldn't have had him. >> so tough. that, a's manager bob melvin this afternoon. first pitch is being thrown as the giants play pittsburgh for the national league wild card game in pittsburgh. the giants ballpark is open for fans to watch it here on the big screen. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington is there live. go, giants. >> reporter: yeah, go giants. i'm wearing my orange. the giants are playing in pittsburgh tonight but fans are packing at & t park hoping that the season does not end tonight. the giants are holding a free viewing party at their home stadium. giants fans continue to arrive decked out in black and orange. they are excited and nervous. the winner of tonight's game advances to the playoffs. the loser is eliminated. pitching for the giants is madison bumgarner, a 25-year-old left-hander. fans rallying at at & t park say there's a lot at stake but they are confident the team will come through. >> this place i

selloff but where you may see the bigger selloff, in the highest risk, the single be bonds, ies, the coconk spain and italy more or less are fine and italy is doing reforms so we like it or but the low-end of the market, for the junkie end of the market. those are overvalued. >> final word on fans? >> france is too early to short. they are slowly doing reforms and they have a buffer. you have to be quiet on france. we will get you back in three months. thank you. credit researcher at rbs. a quick look at the volatility index. over the past five days, higher, much higher. what is it mean? getting rid of those signs of complacency. we would back in two. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am jonathan ferro live from london. here are some companies on the move. airbus group, just closed a $3.6 billion jet deal. that's according to people familiar with the matter. the airline is planning to require 35 of the new planes. they are due to enter service by the end of 2016 and can carry 65 passengers than the biggest current plane. volkswagen is said to be keeping its research corporation. that

the finance minister mentions poco -- coco.the biggest price jump on friday in eight months. it is close to a 3.5 year high. is not the largest producer of cocoa. that would be ivory coast. it is a neighboring country. it produces 40% of the supply. why the effect on price? what you have in sierra leone are farmers who have been locked out of their farms. entire areas in the northeast have been quarantined. the concern is that the farmers .ill go to ivory coast they could transmit the virus. a problem in terms of epidemiology. the price ofct cocoa and the supply going forward. , the weatherto it in the sun and the rain in ivory coast has been very good. ebolathose concerns about and the prospect that the crisis could extend into the ivory coast that is pushing the cocoa higher. -- done yet.that what are some of the things happening in country and what is going on? you talked about this outbreak not being under control until midway through next year. do we really understand the economic impact? >> that is the more optimistic pro

taken full advantage of the booming economy in china, an architect and designer, a real developer, and cocoe this all the time? nice wine cellar? >> at night. today we're surrounded by southern french wine and northern italian wine. >> mm-hm. >> and if you like you can eat in a different district for a wine country every night. >> isn't this supposed to be communist china? >> anyone communist party, comrades party member? >> no. no. [ laughter ] >> i'm a bit of a red diaper baby. but what i mean to say is that it just seems that the realm of the possible here is very big. >> absolutely. it's a big stage. >> mm-hm. >> in new york city or other places in the world, you can see that. massive project. but that's probably the only one in the whole city. but in shanghai city there's ten massive projects going on. and there are ten more coming up in the couple of years. it's a big world, big city but small village at the end. and i think food is the best weapons on earth to make peace. it's the food. it's the drink. we have better peace on earth. and you are probably the united nations ambassador.

manchester manager betsy coco says customers are dedicated. >> we have a lot of people who come in, who travel from far away, because runner's alley is owned locally and owned by jeanine. >> reporter: the company has taken full advantage of running three locations. one of the most obvious benefits is buying power. >> we have a little bit more leverage to say, this is when we want it and this is how we want it. whereas one store you may not get the attention that you want. >> reporter: orders for footwear and apparel are handled centrally. >> we have an individual who does a lot of our shoe ordering. sundays i'll send over my inventory what i have and then he'll fill in on what i need. and look at what future products we'll be bringing in. >> reporter: portsmouth manager justin widic says inventory is regularly shifted to make sure customers get what they want without each store having to order too much. >> runners are looking for such particular items, for example your favorite shoe, in the length and width that fits your foot perfectly. with the other two locations to call the chances

editions from purely ornamental carving to exotic african veneer woods right down to fire go over coco hardware on the drawers. drayton was making a statement about his position and taste even with his imported furniture . southernersth early imported everything from fine art, furniture, to architectural andework to wallcoverings virtually all of it came from or through great britain, regardless of origin. obviously, such goods were outward symbols of the owner's wealth, but they also revealed cultural empathy's -- empathies. owners sought to all of the latest rich fashions by ordering goods that were trendy in the mother country. as i said earlier, looking at imports is instructive, but the clearest hallmarks of southern cultural affinities are seen in the goods actually made by other southerners. as in any society, artists and artisans produce objects that echo their own backgrounds, and often, those of their customers. not surprisingly, the dominant english presence observed with imported goods is also seen in much of the furniture, silver, and painted goods that were produced, espe

. >> we buy ingredients from small holder cooperatives, from coco to vanilla and sugar. we think smaller scare, is a better form. so our concern is that this just further industrializes agriculture. >> but ben & jerries position is at odds with the giant multination company which owns it. they have joins other food manufacturers in defeating labeling initiatives in other states like california. but hailing was an easy sell in vermont. activists here like organic farmer and state senator say it's a matter of upholding the consumer's right to know what they are eating. >> there's a lot of different farming techniques that people use. and people should know what they are, but in the specifics of g. m. os they have a right to know because of the environmental and health consequences. but dairy farmer calls the labeling law a scare tactic. by groups whose ultimate law is daning the products without having to come one evidence that they are harmful. >> if you don't base your findings on scientific fact, i don't know how you can make that assumption. i think the consumer is bei

i brought coco with me.th me every step of the away. >> -- way. >> yes, coco was there with me as a little warm comfort, and then, the f in my bff formula stand does -- stands for freedom, the ability to recreate, redesign your life, like i did, and i think that women who defeat breast cancer have a whole new lease on life, that's why i think it's very powerful to start anew after breast center -- breast cancer. >> i had breast cancer at the same time that angelina jolie came out with the power of having -- decision of having a did you believe -- double mastectomy. >>> i changed my lifestyle, going on that american cancer making strides walk, walking more every day and changing my lifestyle, so as a breast cancer /stoefp self -- coach, i like to help other women out there avoid the mistakes that i made. >> so -- and also, the family support was really crucial. did you have that. >> i did. >> or did you have to also find other breast cancer survivors to include in your network? >> you know, i was not as lucky

then you have coco, who is by any means necessary trying to go into this celebrate culture and how toet there. so i feel that this really does tackle an entertaining and educational in a very entertaining way the diversity of racism within the community, and how also it gets perceived throughout. >> "dear white people" is playing nationwide. eppy brown its great to have you with us. best of luck with the movie. >> thanks for having me. >> the conversation continues on our website. we're also on facebook and twitter. and you can tweet me @amora tv. we'll see you next time. >> between 1990 and 2003 nasa launched four satellites to photograph our galaxy across the spectrum of both visible and invisible light. they made up the agency's "great observatory program" and each orbiting telescope saw things a little differently, and now the youngest of the four satellites has just finished its mission. the spitzer space telescope is an infrared camera, it detects objects that our eyes can't see and it has taken 2.5 million photographs over the course of almost 10 years in operation. >> 2.5 mill

in paris, the look was chic and all about coco, and we don't mean chanel. we look at edible couture that leaves lady gag a's meat dres in the cold. >> in paris, the salon du chocolate is an annual homage to all things cocoa running for two decades now. and it marked the anniversary by taking chocolate to the cat walk. this year's spectacle was a retrospective look at some of the most memorable pieces in the history of the event, as well as displaying several entirely new pieces. some 60 garments adorned both female and male models in a wide variety of styles. some were simple and elegant. others were just a little bit bolder. some featured large chocolate wings, ornate head dresses and even live birds contained in an intricate chok lcolate cage. the inspiration was also varied with illusions to asian and south american ceremonial clothes, all of which proved very popular when the exhibit opened its doors to the public. >> it started well. there are lots of people here. it must be said that it's a special edition. it's the 20th anniversary so we are expectin

then you have coco, who is by any means necessary trying to go into this celebrate culture and how toet there. so i feel that this really does tackle an entertaining and educational in a very entertaining way the diversity of racism within the community, and how also it gets perceived throughout. >> "dear white people" is playing nationwide. eppy brown its great to have you with us. best of luck with the movie. >> thanks for having me. >> the conversation continues on our website. we're also on facebook and twitter. and you can tweet me @amora tv. we'll see you next time. >> hello, and welcome to the news hour. we have your top stories this hour. 51 arrested in the biggest town hall corruption scandal in spanish history. >>> the most intense fighting for weeks as kurdish fighters battle isil for kobane. >>> and election hailed as a beacon of hope to the region. >> we'll have all the sports. the south

countries and we're going to help you in development, we're not going to build firestone tires or buy coco and move on. we will train doctors so you don't have to send them to russia, united states to get treatment. >> in liberia, you have health workers on strike saying they want hazard pay if they treat patients. let's talk about nigeria. nigeria has gotten it right. they don't get a whole lot of credit for doing things right. we'll talk about boko haram soon. in this case they've done a gd job. the keys according to world health organization to stopping ebola, great contact trace, isolating the person on the same day, clinical training. is that what nigeria has done that has made it work? >> nigeria has done that exceptionally well. but what they've also done is they've had a proper message, with the federal government, state government, ngos, everybody had the same message. when this first broke out -- when the american liberia infected people, what immediately happened was there was a panic situation. people were doing all kinds of things. bathing with saltwater and all that. governme

. >> steve: it's made from coco-nuts. >> jimmy: is. [ laughter ] >> steve: it's insane. >> jimmy: f forenergy drinks. it says, "warning, holy cra this stuff is amazin [ cheers and applause ] they got to get a surgeon general. >> steve: they got to get a a dude in there. >> jimmy: uh, we talked about this yeste president vladimir puti turned 62. and get this, i read that he celebrated his birthday in a a secluded area hundreds of miles from civilization. or as that's also known, russia. [ laughter ] check this out. this week, a married couple won the nobel prize in medicine for discovering that our brains have a so-called inner gps. and then, just like every award winner, they still walked off stage the wrong way. it's like, "thank you so much." ♪ thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: my inner gps -- yeah. oh man, this made me laugh. a zoo in japan recently discovered that it spent years trying to mate two hyenas without realizing that they were both male. [ laughter and applause ] marking the first time ever that the hyenas were not laughing. >> steve: really? [ la

. >> i mean, we could certainly do a coco-- >> hey, guys, sorry to disturb. >> hey, michael. >> juste what you're doing. >> double dark chocolate, peanut butter, white chocolate raspberry. >> just going over some pack-- >> what was it, mint? >> that's right. >> who came up with that shape? >> these guys did. >> very interesting. [tense music] ♪ why you after me? >> this is not about me or you or who--this is about marketing and making money. >> mm-hmm. >> so, egos aside, names aside, it doesn't matter. it's about what's gonna sell. ♪ >> i specifically told michael to look after the gym, and he has a lot of work to do in getting out of the lease. he needs to focus his attention where it's absolutely needed. >> we've already talked about it. >> abs--i know, i know. ♪ [bleep]. >> coming up... >> i've done a lot of [bleep] for you. >> you talk too much. >> you know what, this is--no. >> you're talking too much. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fi

el pini es de coco ti clan del estado de mÉxico. >>> no se desesperÓ carmona, le dio >>> sÍ tranquilona >>> absolutamente y enfatiza su poderÍo, vamos a ver quÉ dicen en la esquina presentado por miller lite. >>> mete las combinaciones exclusivas pero no pierde la calma, no te confies para nada >>> baja las piernas. >>> toma. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ahÍ veiamos a rubÉn en la esquina de carmona, su tÍo rubÉn carmona y aquÍ vemos a sergio gonzÁlez. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> estamos. >>> vamos a ver algunos de los momentos mÁs impresionante de este round, claro encabezado por ese golpe, estaba un poco de lado >>> sÍ, si >>> pini y claro pues el golpe estuvo perfectamente colocado. >>> pero no sttraÍa la carga explosiva para no caer >>> este golpe lo falla y ahÍ capitalizÓ con la zurda el severo carmona, le decÍa sergio gonzÁlez al pi neuni casillas qo se a lar mara que hiciera la pelea conside pelea que tiene que hacer, sergio entrenador de mucha experiencia es el padre de johnny gonzÁlez, el gran flamante campeÓn pluma del consejo mundial de boxeo, lepe t lemetiÓ la derecha carmona >>> ca sisillacasill

some concerns the deadly virus on the ivory coast, where 40% of the world's coco comes from. >> i knowmoving to the ivory coast would have a major impact, that is the most important thing major purposeis a i don't what to extend their but that is priority. >> let's turn back to the tech and media landscape, i would a bring in the founder of a commercial bank focused on the media internet and consumer sectors. he is also the cocreator of the founders forum. ceos,hers together entrepreneurs and investors and is being held right here in new york. this is the third time, right? >> yes. >> i wish the weather was better for you today. let's talk about the tech. you don't apple is having this event, in cupertino they are announcing a new lineup, hbo is going over the top. they want people to consume --tent, >> that is just an example a company like microsoft or apple sponsor many more companies and innovations, tell me how that will be a theme. bringing artainly variety of entrepreneurs from europe and innovation is largely the theme. new york and london are both cities with souls. corporate'

dorothy and her friends have been carved into 1 million coco. that's nothing. who needs dorothy?, boom. >> yes, it is. >> it is ginger zee. immortalized in a corn field in her home state of michigan. i have always said -- >> you have not made it. >> you have not made it until you are carved into a corn field. >> i didn't know that was coming. but i saw it come full circle. my first job on tv was really in a cornfield in michigan. it feels like it's all coming together. >> what's the story with this corn field? >> i'm honored. >> seriously? >> i flew over it. took that picture, and tweeted it to me. >> isn't that great? >> so somebody that -- your face into their cornfield? >> do you know how much work goes into carving a face into a sworn cornfield >> don't turn this story dark. it's a happy, happy story, okay, lara. >> i think it's really nice. i do. >> beautiful. >> we all think it's nice. >> you're just jealous. >> congratulations. >> i am jealous. >> okay. >>> we're going to turn to a health warning now. at halloween, so many people put on colored contact lenses, make them pa

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