copycats and counterfeits took off. >> what's the difference?> not only are they copying your product wu they're trying to get the trademark. they're trying to convince the consumer thatey are you. copycats copy your product but don't put your trademark on it. >> he needed to take immediate steps to fight back if he wanted to keep his company afloat. >> you have to get a lawyer and that's expensive. >> it sounds like a game of whackamole. so you get this one down, and another one comes up. >> it is whac-a-mole. >> trx's brand was in jeopardy as people around the world using systems they thought was trx were getting injured, broken bones, a head injury, and even a death. customer service complaints and horrible online reviews kept coming. >> our strategy ultimately was to form a partnership with amazon and explain that this was not tolerable and that they were, in fact, a contributory infrirjer that they did not like to hear. they took action pretty aggressively on counterfeiters to try to put in place a many clean learning mechanism so once some

the scramble to stop fresh drone chaos by copycats. i suppose thatis drone chaos by copycats., other people might copy it. exactly. the first word that likes you it scramble because it has been three days of chaos when we haven't known what to do, who is doing it and how to tackle it, rather than stopping it from happening in the first place perhaps. there is a real worry that this paralysis of our second biggest airport, costing the economy no doubt a lot, and fears of co pycats. economy no doubt a lot, and fears of copycats. we economy no doubt a lot, and fears of co pycats. we have economy no doubt a lot, and fears of copycats. we have seen it in a letter way over the years with laser pens and things that have happened at airports. then other people have gone on to do it. what about the angerfrom passengers gone on to do it. what about the anger from passengers who were stranded? anger from passengers who were stranded ? why didn't anger from passengers who were stranded? why didn't the authorities have better anti—drone defence technology in place? there are going to be at

former navy seal randy hetric is at the helm, but it has been copycatted. randy faced battles he never imagined possible. randy is the man behind trx, one of the most buzzed about brands in the fitness industry. his explosive success stems from a simple concept. one strop, two handles. but the trx experience is anything but basic. trk's success didn't happen overnight. for over a decade, randy poured every last dime into building a pristine product and a standout brand experience, and then just when trx started to take off, he was blind sided. copycat and counterfeit products started to flood the digital marketplace. >> they multiply like cockroaches and pretty soon you've got a sea of them. you have to figure out a strategy that's going to allow you to kind of put this bad genie back into the bottle. >> when he dreamed up the concept, a business venture was the last thing on his mind. he was serving in the u.s. military as a navy seal facing ongoing missions that demanded a serious amount of physical strength. >> when we would deploy abroad, there's no gym

then the facebook copycats trying to capitalize on his invention. how this woman took an development investment and turned it into a multimillion dollar skin caroline. and the owner of a mail order christmas wreath company in vermont deals with the challenges of running a seasonal business. for over 12 years we've been giving you information and advice you need to run your company. that's all coming up next on your business. >> announcer: msnbc your business is sponsored by american express. don't do business without it. ♪ ♪ hi everyone. i'm jj ramberg. welcome to your business. a show dedicated to helping you grow your business. for anyone fanatical about working out, you've heard of trx. a former navy s.e.a.l. is at the helm of this brand. the road to success has been complicated. the market was flooded and randy faced battles he never even imagined possible. >> randy het rick is the man behind trx, one of the most buzzed about brands in the fitness industry. it stems from a simple concept. one strap, two handles. the trx experience is anything bu

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liz: they take our r & d that we pay for and make cheaper copycats.hina has a road project, the 2025 project. obama did try to top china. but it's up to china to get our trade laws updated to knock it off. >> this telecom industry was the crown jewel of america. poor trade laws and lack of oversight by congress allowed us to lose it. let's bring back the telephone manufacturing back here. we are about to have 5g. what we have learned is we can't trust the chinese. they say one thing but do something different. i'm hoping congress will step up to the plate here. liz: we hope so, too. this should be hair on fire break the glass. we just cited these on thered countries worried about huawei. china is embedding itself into the 5g rollout worldwide. that's the wearable fitness trackers and taxis. >> they are counting on -- they are taking advantage of the free market. they will undercut price and subsidize to buy the market. we need to put laws in place and need our country partners to work with us to shut them out of the market. when they say they are not

pricing that ousted then president hosni mubarak egypt has banned the sale of yellow vests to stop copycat protests or hotel now stay with us. in countries like a mine people have been killed to be. really united states have privatized public interest. this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis and other arabs from they came to britain will be to help to the past mobs do you know you will rumsfeld this meeting saddam isn't there interesting. shadow coming soon. the commodore hotel was safe and then you went out into a very grave civil war. kind of a commodore the government because of the. debate. if the commodore had been the israeli invasion.

china is well known for producing copycat versions of products conceived by other countries or in other countries rather but it's not the only technology that the country is able to replicate at speed in the village of dolphin autists have been producing replicas of famous works the decades but the one successful model took a hit when the financial crisis hit ten years ago that's prompted the local government the courage to embrace something new creativity. the world's most iconic works of ours replication to an extraordinarily high standard here in the chinese village of darfur and thousands of people make a living copying masterpieces the tradition of reproducing western art work began forty years ago when a series of reforms opened up the chinese economy. since then dothan has grown from an obscure village of three hundred rice growers to an international painting hub. some of the artists even reckon they could give the original creators a run for their money here's how martin yan rates her version of starry night compared to vanguard's original or below i think i paid better than he

china thank you so much for joining us thank you now of course china is well known for producing copycat versions of products conceived in other countries including ot but the two thousand and financial crisis left its mark prompting authorities to encourage artists to embrace something new creativity. the world's most iconic works of art replication to an extraordinarily high standard. here in the chinese village of darfur and thousands of people make a living copying masterpieces. the tradition of reproducing western art work began forty years ago when a series of reforms opened up the chinese economy since then dolphin has grown from an obscure village of three hundred rice growers to an international painting hub some of the artists even reckon they could give the original creators a run for their money here's how to neon rates her version of starry night compared to vanguard's original or below i think i paid better than he did he and his is the original mine is a reproduction i paint this piece several times a year and i personally think i painted better than he did but no matter h

♪ >>> a prankster welcommmm workout copycat. >> no, i'm good. >> how he's determined to break those newear's resolutions. >>> somebody is out exploring to send down a deep crevasse. >> he's hanging on the edge of a cliff with snow. >> the moment they realize it's a serious mistake. >>> and pizza delivery with all >> a see who is surprising somef the hardest working people on new year's eve. ♪ >>> so many of us will be celebrating the new yearnice bo. >> you bet i will. >> at home by myself. >> it's a reminder that there is a right way to do it and a wrong way to do it. this video is the wrong way. >> the technique. barrage. everybody wants to barrage their champagne now. >> oh no. that back fired. i told you, there's several ways to do it. >> at least he got by. okay. >> oh, wow. >> like this. >> that is not the way you do champagne. >> you see the problem, it's a twist top. >> yeah. >> that's not champagne, that's like sparkling grape. >> oli does not approve. >> come on, man. >> let's see what this fellow is sipping up. he opens it, he doesn't know what to do with it once he opens it.

already some concern about possible copycat situations at other airports.pendence, gatwick gru nted again because airports. the independence, gatwick grunted again because of course, what happened during the day was although the flights were resumed first thing this morning a there was another sighting of another drone. 0nce another sighting of another drone. once again, tens of thousands of people having an absolutely miserable timejust people having an absolutely miserable time just as their cranny getaway on the christmas break. just horrific for them. these people have had a tyre holidays ruined because of this. christmas, you spend more money, and you're looking forward to, especially children. people are going on these holidays to get away from people come another in airports with a lot of people! —— get away from people, and now they are in airports with lots. the language is interesting. they're called persons of interest because they don't have a suspect. that is the fun of the problem here. what is the one group of people who regularly fly commerc

are not going into special about the emails that is to protect the investigation and to prevent copycats" ( james ) we first ( james ) we first told you about this wave of threats on our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news with push alerts from kron-4. ( james ) to the peninisula now... where we are learning more about the suspect in the brutal stabbing death of a woman. we first told you about this story... on the kron4 morning news yesterday morning. that woman's body was discovered wednesday at a home on valparaiso avenue in menlo park. menlo park police arrested a 36-year-old man from cincinnati, ohio in connnection with this murder. kron 4's dan thorn has the latest on the investigation from menlo park. 36 year old francis wolke is in jail tonight charged with suspicion of murder. police say on wednesday wolke stabbed and killed a woman living in a home along the 900 block of valparaiso ave. on thursday..scraps of police tape were scattered near the home..sot: im very concerned yes, due to the fact that this is usually a quiet area... ne-gar parravi says she run along this a

but we see copycat crimes all the time my background of course is in human behavior and human development and a lot of times one of the fears whenever a crime happens well i can imagine that a couple of different motives would have been possible i would think that maybe for attention a lot of people do a lot of crazy things for attention so that could have been part of it and they could have been a political agenda it could have been somebody who wanted to create strife could it perhaps have been this just person just wanted to see what happened if they wrote racially insightful things and try to create division and see if they could start a race riot or who knows who knows what kind of drama the reality is that america is not nearly as divided how many times these sort of you know racial problems that we hear about may or may not have actually been incited you know obviously what this person did this woman it was extremely harmful it was extremely self-serving whatever her motives were. a woman from kazakhstan has been named the country's very own lara croft thanks to her impressive shoo

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christoph: well, among other things, china has developed a reputation for coming up with copycat versionsf products conceived in other countries. and it is not only technology that the country is able to replicate. as speed in the village of dafen, artists have been producing replicas of famous artworks for decades. but the once-successful model took a hit after the financial crisis 10 years ago. that in turn has prompted the local government to encourage artists to embrace their own creativity. reporter: the world's most iconic works of art, replicated to an extraordinarily high standard. here in the chinese village of dafen, thousands of people make a living copying masterpieces. the tradition of reproducing western artwork began 40 years ago when a series of reforms opened up the chinese economy. since then, dafen has grown from an obscure village of 300 rice growers to an international painting hub. some of the artists even reckon they could give the original creators a run for their money. here is w she rates her version of "starry night" compared to van gogh's original. >> i think i

part of a radicalized network italian government was closely following the situation amid fears of a copycat attack a german security forces were also assisting in the manhunt and off the news of the shooter's death emerged the french interior minister congratulated the police on their actions. yes i personally went to the scene to meet the officers involved and congratulate them as i speak i think of the victims i think of those injured i think of their relatives i think of sternness i think of murdered by this attack and i also think of the security forces who have been totally committed they do so and gentlemen i am proud proud of them. according to eyewitnesses that the shooter shouted god is great in arabic as he opened fire at the market authorities say he was a stress by a local and well he reportedly had a criminal record in both france and germany and was on a security watch list and we spoke to antiwar activist brian terrell who says they'll be more acts of terror like this if european countries don't adjust their foreign policy. there's racism there is discrimination in france for

radicalized networks and the italian government has been closely following the situation amid fears of a copycat attack plus german security forces have been assisting in the manhunt and the french prosecutor earlier i gave his assessment of the terror threat. if you will these considering you target the perpetrators way of his profile and the testimonies of those. anti terror police have been called into action. has once again struck our country in strasburg reminding us. in a dramatic fashion but the threat is still very real the will we spoke to antiwar activist our brian todd told us they'll be more acts of terror like this if european countries done change the foreign policy pieces they answer to the us and and by refusing to to to see that by continuing. their france in the united states and the other countries involved with the wars in iraq and syria and afghanistan that support for the saudis in yemen. and not giving up or to ninety's to people in our own cities this is going to be an ethical and. there's not going to be no answer to it there's going to be no way to fix this other than c

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italian government has been closely following the situation amid fears of a copycat attack also german security forces have been assisting in that manhunt the french prosecutor gave his assessment of the current terror threat level. considering the target the perpetrators way of his profile and the testimonies of those who how the human. anti terror police have been called into action terrorism has once again struck our country in strasburg reminding us in a dramatic fashion that the threat is still very real we heard from two members of the european parliament from quite different ends of the political spectrum they did agree that europe's current terror policy does need reviewing. we kept one minute of silence for the victims as we do recently. as we were doing every day more and does good is good and bad because we were doing the work of the this a lot of time this mandate so that means we have to change policies to find the sources of the terrorism of and to attack the sources of their readers are the terrorists we have to stop the wars in the middle east we have to really degrade

in stroudsburg italian government is said to be closely following events too and made fears of a copycat attack cooperating in the search for the german authorities to whom the suspect was also known having served time in prison there for robbery i mean the manhunter french prosecutor spoke of how the threat is still very real. due to all these considering who target the perpetrators way of his profile and the testimonies of those who hold him you know bar and to terror police have been called into action terrorism has once again struck our country in strasburg reminding us in a dramatic fashion with the threat is still very real we heard from two members of the european parliament about this story from opposite ends of the political spectrum though they do agree that europe's current anti terror policy does need reviewing. we kept one minute of silence for the victims as we do recently. as we're doing every time and this is getting good and bad because we were doing the work of the this a lot of time this mandate so that means we have to change policies to find the sources of the terror

we see copycat crimes all the time my background of course is in human behavior and human development and a lot of times one of the fears whenever a crime happens well i can imagine a couple of different motives would have been possible i would think that maybe for attention a lot of people do a lot of previous.

have a need to play loose with this foreign technology anymore well i think china is no longer a copycat i think they're leading i think they've done a major report on global innovation where i call china the new silicon valley and i think that we're seeing in a number of areas in terms of and all you can see the metrics in terms of number of patents number of scientific papers and so on. in some areas in the artificial intelligence and others lead the world in payments half the electronic payments in the world occur in china something like forty two million so you know i think it's . become a serious actor on their own and i think their attitudes on i.p.r. are changing because now they have their own i.p.r. to protect. so here's the thing he said that american and chinese markets are so intertwined and their economies are so closely working together they need each other they need each other's markets investors how far can the two even push each other until it gets to a point where they'll be shooting themselves into the foot well i think i think you'll see a slightly diminished relation

well among other things china has developed a reputation for coming up with copycat versions of products conceived in other countries and it's not only technology that the country is able to replicate at speeds in the village of duffin artists have been producing replicas of famous art forms for decades but the one successful model took a hit after the financial crisis ten years ago that in return us prompted the local government to encourage artists to embrace their own creativity. the world's most iconic works of ours replication to an extraordinarily high standard here in the chinese village of dolphin thousands of people make a living copying masterpieces the tradition of reproducing western art work began forty years ago when a series of reforms opened up the chinese economy since then dolphin has grown from an obscure village of three hundred rice growers to an international painting hub some of the artists even reckon they could give the original creators a run for their money here's how to nguyen rates her version of starry nice compared to vanguard original. well below i think i

also, ministers are worried about, they have been discussing copycat problems and what will happen in they say the mod and the home office is going to be responsible for looking at what can be done, what can be rolled out to try and prevent this happening at top other airports in the uk. one other thing that came out of this was they once more to be done for the public to be aware that it is illegal to fly drones around airports. lisa, thanks. the queen will urge people to treat each other with respect, during her annual christmas message which will be broadcast tomorrow. the comments, which have been released by buckingham palace, are likely to be seen as an attempt by the monarch to calm the debate over brexit. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. throughout her reign, the queen has always been notably cautious whenever it has come to making a comment which could be construed as an observation about the political debate. but with the nation divided over brexit, it would be strange if the head of state, in her one personal message of the year, did not make some attempt t

strasburg meanwhile the italian government is said to be closely following the events amid phase of a copycat attack cooperating in the german authorities to him the suspect was also known having served time in prison there for robberies amid the manhunt a french prosecutor spoke of how the threat is still very real with you always considering the target the perpetrators way of operating his profile and the testimonies of those who how the human bar and to terror police have been called into action terrorism has once again struck our country in strasburg reminding us in a dramatic fashion that the threat is still very real but we talked about this to two members of the european parliament from opposite ends of the political spectrum and they agree though that europe's current anti terror policy needs adjusting. we keep the one minute of silence for the victims as we do recently. as we're doing nobody does good is good and bad because we are doing the work of though this a lot of time this mandate. which we have to change policies to fight the sources of the terrorism and to talk of the source

gatwick and what's happening there, and what could happen at airports around britain to try to stop any copycatents. they've been talking about that and also about whether the public needs to be more aware of what's legal and what isn't legal. you'd think anybody would know that you shouldn't fly drones around airports, but they say a lot of the public may not be aware of what is right and what isn't. and the investigation is continuing. we know they are doing house—to—house enquiries and there's a forensic examination of the broken drone that was found by the perimeter fence. the rspca has released cctv footage of a man abandoning a dog from a car in stoke on trent. the charity is trying to trace a man in the car who is seen unclipping the dog's lead before running back to the vehicle and leaving last monday evening. the distressed staffordshire bull terrier chases the care as it drives away. the dog, named snoop by staff at a vets, is being cared for at boarding kennels. four men who arrested on cargo ship in the thames estuary have appeared in court, charged with affray. the grande tayma lef

we see copycat crimes all the time my background of course is in human behavior and human development and a lot of times one of the fears whenever a crime happens well i can imagine a couple of different motives would have been possible i would think that maybe for attention a lot of people do a lot of crazy things for attention so that could have been part of it and they could have been a political agenda it could have been somebody who wanted to create strife could it perhaps have been this just person just wanted to see what happened if they wrote racially insightful things and try to create division and see if they could start a race riot or who knows who knows what kind of drama the reality is that america is not nearly as divided how many times these sort of you know racial problems that we hear about may or may not have actually been incited you know obviously what this person did this woman it was extremely harmful it was extremely self-serving whatever her motives for. news from now i'll be back at the top of the you know with more but first on our international it's worlds a

part of radicalized networks and governments also been closely following the situation and fearing a copycat attack the german security forces also have been assisting in that manhunt for its prosecutor earlier gave his assessment of the current terror threat level. due to all these considering who target the perpetrators way of his profile and the testimonies of those who how the human you know a lot of a bar anti terror police have been called into action terrorism has once again struck our country in strasburg reminding us in a dramatic fashion but the threat is still very real we heard from two members of the european parliament from quite opposite ends of the political spectrum they do agree though that europe's current and to terror policy does need reviewing. we do one minute of shows for the view as we do. recently. as you were doing every time and does get in is good and bad because you are doing the work of the this a lot of time this mandate so that means we have to change policies to find the sources of the terrorism and to attack the sources of their readers are the terrorists w

you name it people have turned out here the entire city is in lockdown today has been declared a copycat holiday and all public transport has been cancelled flights are being diverted now the argentinean authorities are taking no chances some twenty two thousand police and security officers have been deployed. a wild west thing children's party has made people more than a bit livid offer american actor and comedian kevin hart held a themed event for his one year old son's birthday with his wife posted several images of the party on instagram showing their friends and family clad in native american inspired tribal print blankets well that made many people angry online saying the playing cowboys and indians is not acceptable these days. cowboys and indians can you not afford a publicist who would explain the reality if such a terrible idea throwing a cowboys and indians birthday party on thanksgiving celebrates genocide white supremacy and slavery maybe next year he could have a master slave owners and slaves party people need to understand the genocide of indigenous people in this country

and what could happen at airports around britain, to try to stop any copycat incidents.. and also about whether the public needs to be more aware on what is legal and illegal. you shouldn't fly drones around airports but they say a lot of the public may not be quite aware of what is right and what isn't. the investigation is continuing. they are doing house—to—house enquiries and also there are forensic examination of there are forensic examination of the broken drone found by the fans. thank you. drivers are being warned delays on the roads today as motorists set off on christmas journeys. meanwhile, thousands of rail passengers travelling over the christmas period will face disruption because of planned engineering work as travel presenter simon calder explained to me earlier. demand for rail services is half what it is at normal times and therefore, because they want to inconvenience the minimum number of people, they always close over christmas. there are no trains whatsoever on christmas day in the country. this year they seem to be going on quite a lot longer than

a scramble to stop drone copycats. this of course is following the chaos that that week., well, this obviously is referring to what now is the great fear of every air passenger in the country, and indeed every member of the government and so every member of the government and so on, that somebody else will try and do something similar to what happened at gatwick which caused such massive disruption and inconvenience to so many people, and massive financial losses to the airlines and to all sorts of different businesses. no doubt the retailers, everyone has lost money, so retailers, everyone has lost money, so there is a great effort here a p pa re ntly so there is a great effort here apparently to find better ways of making sure that if somebody does try to fly a drone into an airport, into airspace, i should say, in future, that there is a way of intercepting those, bringing them down. we had all the discussion with the gatwick thing in that they couldn't be shut down, jamming systems don't seem to have worked, oi’ systems don't seem to have worked, or maybe only belated

operas in which ousted then president hosni mubarak egypt has banned the sale of yellow vests to stop copycat protests. there have been protests in new york in support of a woman whose one year old baby was pulled from a rom's by police offices a video of the incident was posted on facebook and brought a barrel of criticism gabrielle i was on the reports from new york. was already at the moment what should have been a routine call out turn the controversy a mother screams for help as new york police department officers try to pull her one year old baby from her arms at a government assistance center in brooklyn was a i was. as the officers became more aggressive the outrage from onlookers. witnesses say the chaos unfolded on friday after twenty three year old jasmine he'd lease sat on the floor of a crowded waiting room with her son as she waited for a child care about sure it escalated when security staff called the police and she refused to get up jasmine was eventually arrested and held without bail charged with offenses including resisting arrest and endangering the child her son was take

prizing which ousted then president hosni mubarak egypt has banned the sale of yellow vests so stop copycat protests google c.e.o.'s from the for china has testified before congress about concerns over privacy and accusations of bias google has faced criticism from republicans including president donald trump who say the search engine has a left wing slant it's the listening post. xenophobia violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. al-jazeera infiltrates one of the continent's past this growing far right organizations and exposes links to members of the european parliament and marine the poems national party generation hate. part one a special two part investigation on al jazeera. saying that far their contributors are quanell for the richest companies for the true art of israel and that help is called out like which a high wire to try to stay there for three hours. i just think it's hard to see excesses how are they protecting the free speech of their own turn away. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories

the telegraph quotes a whitehall source saying officials are concerned about potential copycat dronenment is struggling to protect other uk airports. the observer is celebrating the life of lord ashdown. its lead is a story about the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, who said he would continue to pursue brexit if his party won a snap general election in 2019. the main story in the sunday times comes from its interview with security minister ben wallace. he warns that the terror group al-qaeda is resurgent and trying to attack airliners and airports. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. senior politicians have been remembering the former liberal democrat leader lord ashdown, who has died at the age of 77. at least 62 people have been killed by a tsunami which hit the indonesian islands of java and sumatra. here is susan with a look at this morning's weather. susan, how is it looking for the next few days? not a disaster, but a bit greyer and a bit wetter than it was yesterday, and as we going to christmas week, it is not going to settle down, but we could get stuck with quite a lot of