skills daniel harris has revived the authentic tweet that is in such big demand. this is the design for about nineteen ten i got from a place called terrace in scotland and it came out of a basement filled with water so every single piece of this one end of it is covered in rust this is actually the loom i started with that we use it for we've discussed . these types of limbs is a very basic you have to know about your nation that no imposition in life all they want to do is we have one thing but they will weave it all day every day without that. daniels mills spans several industrial revolutions his turn of the century looms sit alongside one thousand nine hundred sixty s. machines it's a strangely beautiful scene. despite his mills archaic appearance daniel is a formidable soul trader with a startup mentality he puts the magic of marketing at the service of a passionate love of all frantic textiles. moving his insanely repetitive it's. a boring but it drives you. for some reason to keep doing it and doing it more and getting it better each time i can't really te

based in greater london eccentric thirtysomething daniel harris is the antithesis of fast fashion he makes woven cloth and his mill is the first in the british capital but over a century. the london cloth company has revived a bygone craft in the process bringing the long forgotten machines back to life and they work wonders. with a handful of cash collectors spirity and his d.i.y. skills harris has revived the authentic tweet that is in such big demand. this is the design for about nineteen ten i got from a place called terrace in scotland and it came out of a basement filled with water so every single piece of this one end of it is covered in rust this is actually the loom i started with that we use it with scarves. these types of limbs is a very basic you have to know about generation that no information in life all they want to do is weave one thing but they will weave it all day every day without that . daniels mills spans several industrial revolutions his turn of the century looms sit alongside one thousand nine hundred sixty s. machines it's a strangely beautiful scene. despi

. >> i'm can danielle harris. i'm here out of concern for a member of my team who helped on the dockless mobility permit. i want to highlight, this is not temporary work. these companies have invested enormous amount of capital. there are not protections for our workers, there's incentive to stay with the city are reduced. there's a continuing trend of government brain drain. tech workers similarly do not have protections. they have a high wage that offsets this reality. so far since january, i have lost two major members of my team. i want to say that since the past two years, we have lost a number of our best and brightest two the companies. therefore, my job is to forecast the future. ly -- i will tell you winter is here. it is important. >> i'm vivian chow. i'm a victim of classification project manager. i'm certified project manager professional and licensed civil engineer. i have 25 years working with the stain county of san francisco. my work is a class of project manager being eliminated because not becaus

harris. charles: danielle? >> i actually agree. polling, kamala harris and bernie sanders are coming in after biden. whichever poll you look at, he hasn't even announced and he's head and shoulders above the rest of them. i think that voters will have to make a decision whether they listen to the noise, to ford's point, this is the least best kept secret in washington, d.c., and also, the value, was it sexual assault, sexual harassment or just a guy stuck before the me too era who was a little touchy-feely. charles: although in the very beginning of the me too era, this was enough to destroy someone's career. >> al franken. charles: you touch someone without their permission, you held them somewhere unfamiliar without their permission, i mean, people have been upset about this, particularly in the democratic party, does that make it more complicated, though, because it's been a whole lot of same celebrities that have been at the forefront of the me too era, pushing that, who are saying well, maybe joe gets a pass? >> well, i wonder

daniel thomas and harry thacker both crossed for the visitors after the break to seal their win.dragons is the only game finished so far, scarlets aiming to secure at play off place. but they failed, losing out to the dragons in an incredible game at the principality stadium stadium. this try from matthew screech levelled the scores at 32 points all in the 79th minute. then all the pressure was on fly half jason tovey to kick the conversion, which he did to seal victory by two points. the other two teams chasing that final playoff place — are benetton who are currently leading agaist zebre seven points to 6, they started at five. and edinburgh who play glasgow later. there was success for great britain's women — in their first home game in hockey‘s new pro league. they beat the usa 2—1 in a shoot out in london to earn a bonus point after the match had finished 1—1. there's been another big shock at the world snooker championship, where the three—time champion mark selby has been beaten by qualifier gary wilson in the second round. wilson, who is a former taxi driver, won by 13 fr

. >> harris: mitch daniels the president of purdue and of former governor of indiana. program. what's at stake here if we don't see a situation where athletes are paid? >> is easy to imagine something far worse. speaking only for myself, i know a lot of colleagues will see it differently. i think the fairness or equity argument that the congressmen and others are making is very hard to disagree with. as the money gets bigger and bigger the fairness argument becomes stronger and stronger. i will say that going this route is certainly better than letting the university pay athletes directly. you had that way, you soon have a few schools. becoming essentially another professional league. you have a fracture in which the rest of us go off and play college sports as we've always known them. so i think this idea has something -- it has merit. you have to be careful how you do it. if individual athletes are allowed to hire individual agents, you may have the booster club problem where the richest schools and athletics conscious schools simply pay them barely under the table.

he's one of hundreds of goats daniel allen rents out to homeowners like jj harris to help them landscape. >> it's a great option, right? they'll eat everything down to a couple inches and you need to have that done, and it's a green option. >> reporter: but last night zorro outsmarted his new landlord. he used his horns to bust open harris's gates and took his friends out for an adventure to greener pastures. >> so we had a midnight roundup rendezvous with the neighbors. it's a great way to meet your neighbors. >> reporter: and sheriff's deputies who helped animal control herd the goats from the neighbor's house back to her yard. >> it actually worked out really well. the sheriff's were awesome at helping us. >> reporter: harris says she's learned a few things like how to properly secure her gates and how to find the gates if they escape again. >> when you've got paths or streets or something like that, all you need to do is just follow the poop. with this many they'll leave a trail. >> as for zorro he managed to stay tight-lipped while eating a mouthful of corn. you might be wondering h

overtly political, what exactly are you trying to say by profiling michelle obama or kamala harris, or even stormy danielsieve, i think those of us that left at conde nast believe you have to stand up for what you believe in. i don't think you can please everybody all the time. >> please everybody all the time. with no concern about alienating viewers or readers, wintour went on. >> it is noticeable there are more democratic women, the democratic party in your magazine. i wonder if there's a reason for that? >> it is very important to have a point of view. we profile women in the magazine that we believe understand that they are taking on issues, we support them, and the fact that we feel they are leaders. >> there is one woman who will never appear on the cover of any one of these magazines. do you know who that woman might be, laura? >> laura: let's see it. >> the control room has lost that woman. wrong woman, laura. maybe they will figure out by the time i return these classes. there it is. that is the woman. before we leave, mentioned michelle obama. she has been on three of these "vogue" covers. for

they're owned by daniel allen who rents them out to homeowners like jj harris. >> another reason is organic just any kind of gardening. it's a great way of, you know, putting nutrients back in the soil. >> reporter: meet zorro, the herd's ring leader. >> he's quite friendly. just always a troublemaker. >> reporter: last nigh, zorro was up to his usual shenanigans and used his horns to bust open harrison's gate. took his friends out for an adventure to greener pastures. >> we had a midnight round-up rendezvous with the neighbors. >> reporter: herd from the neighbor's house back to the yard. >> it worked out really well. the sheriffs were awesome at helping us. once i got up here with the dogs. >> reporter: she's learned a few things like how to properly secure her gates and how to find the goats if they escape again. >> when you've got streets or something like that, all you need to do is just follow the pop because with this many, they'll leave a trail. >> reporter: he managed to stay tight lipped while eating a mouth full of corn. in case you wonder how much it costs to rent out these goat

this morning we will hear from cary fukunaga, moneypenny naomie harris and bond himself, daniel craig7 for the fifth and final time. >> i just want to have as good a time as possible because if this is my last movie, i want to go out with a bang. >> they say it's your last film every time. >> yeah, they say every time i do it. they said after "casino," maybe. >> you're not my type. >> smart? >> single. >> reporter: the cast is about to start shooting in jamaica where ian fleming created bond more than 65 years ago. it's also where we'll find bond at the start of the new film. >> it's such a stunning location and it's also in my roots. my family are part jamaican so it means a great deal for me to be here. >> reporter: it's been 13 years since craig became the most famous spy in "casino royale." >> coming on to something like this changes your life in ways that you could just never guess. most of it for the better. i mean for sure. >> i knew it was too early to promote you. >> well, i understand 00s have a very short life expectancy. >> i have always watched bond movies when i was a ki

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finally, daniel spots a stamp on the inside of the pocket that helps age the overalls all the way to 1893. jeans historian mike harrisque is this pair? >> to find an 1893 pair of levi -- very scarce. this could be one of two examples known, so it's very rare. if one shows up, then it's quite valuable. >> and to find an 1893 pair inperfectcondition? unheard of. so how much cash could jock expect for his strange inheritance? >> size really does matter when it comes to vintage levi's. >> find out next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. novemeber is noshaver month at city of hope. that means, throughout novemeber, to raise awareness about prostate cancer, city of hope is urging men to stop shaving, and get screened. but, here's my problem. when i grow out my beard, i end up like this. i mean, have you ever? and you know how long this took me? what do i have? a couple of little hairs here? i mean man, it's useless. how about this? how about this? very lincolnesque, don't you think? how about this? ow! (laughter) well that's not th

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