men have worn on riveted denim pants when they were denim overalls. when levi strauss created rivets, it was a new category of work where, which is the blue jeans, but they were called overalls until the 1950's. teenage boys who thought marlon brando wearing 501 jeans in movies with scary motorcycle guys, they wanted to be like him and where those pants here the dads told them overalls, so they started telling them jeans. they did not want to wear overalls like their dads. it had to be cool like merlin brando. i don't know why they appropriated that word, but it was the new word. it was the new word for the pants. it was a new, modern word for something that had been around since the 1870's. kentucky jeans were pants made out of jean fabric. i know it is very confusing. [laughter] lynn downey: i try to cover it in the book, but i don't how successful i was. who else? oh, come on. the microphone. >> i am very curious to know why he never married. did you find any evidence of a relationship ever in germany, here, was he just married to his job? what is

men have worn on riveted denim pants when they were denim overalls. when levi strauss created rivets, it was a new category of work where, which is the blue jeans, but they were called overalls until the 1950's. teenage boys who thought marlon brando wearing 501 jeans in movies with scary motorcycle guys, they wanted to be like him and where those pants here the dads told them overalls, so they started telling them jeans. they did not want to wear overalls like their jeans -- like their dads. it had to be cool like merlin brando. i don't know why they appropriated that word, but it was the new word. it was the new word for the pants. it was a new, modern word for something that had been around since the 1870's. kentucky jeans were pants made out of jean fabric. i know it is very confusing. [laughter] cover itey: i try to in the book, but i don't how successful i was. who else? oh, come on. the microphone. >> i am very curious to know why he never married. did you find any evidence of a relationship ever in germany, here, was he just married to his job

later won the heart of the late '90s power denim power couple.ebut album one of the best selling everybody by a teenaged artist. ♪ you drive me crazy ♪ i just can't sleep i'm so excited i'm in too deep ♪ >> reporter: ten years ago, almost to the day, britney spears shaved her own head in a california salon. the implosion of an interplanetary pop princess. recreated in "britney ever after" premiering saturday night, where else but lifetime. natasha basset is britney. having tried to get inside her head, what do you think she was going through? >> i think she got into something at a very young age that almost cannibalized her. >> reporter: she went all red leather raunchy. ♪ i'm not that innocent >> reporter: oops. an early smash, britney was just 18 years old. >> seeing her as sort of a prisoner of celebrity, she can't go anywhere, can't do anything without having protection, you know. it's like living in a glass box. >> you're not trashing her in this? >> no, no, absolutely not. this is a love letter to britney. >> reporter: but still a totally u

>> denim, denim, denim. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ welp, my time is almost up.ar a a pterodactyl go to the bathroom? >> audience: why? >> come on, man! because its "p" is silent. [ audience ohs ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, you've been great. ♪ >> steve: fantastic. and now -- now i'd like to get all of tonight's comedians back on stage for one last joke. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you guys ready? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. >> why did the koala fall out of the tree? >> audience: why? >> because it was dead. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: why did a second koala fall out of the tree? >> audience: why? >> jimmy: it was hit by the first koala. ♪ [ laughter ] >> why did the third koala fall out of the tree? >> audience: why. >> it just wanted to fit in. >> jimmy: thank you very much! that's what i'm talking about. that's what i'm -- judd apatow. keanu reeves. [ cheers and applause ] we'll right be back with more of "the tonight show," everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ home loan, that newly listed,ank mid-century ranch withed for a the

. >> how about not wearing the same denim outfit as your girlfriend to an award ceremony. we love you, justin. >> yeah, we o. >>> nicole kidman, she is nominated for a performance lion. >> the besttwork she's ever done, in my opinion. she was so good in that movie. but last night nicole was hanging out with reese witherspo witherspoon. and reese brought a very special date. >> i love that you brought your daughter. >> she's beautiful. >> oh, thank you. >> she's so beautiful. >> she's a sweetheart. >> reese's 17-year-old ava was her look-alike date. she drew oo her mom skills about the secrets kept by a group of upscale moms. >> we're all trying to be the best parents we possibly can be. i think it's always that question, am i doing the right thing, am i exposing them to the right things, am i disciplining them the right way. it brings up a lot of questions. >> nicole kidman and keith urban made it a date night. both she and reese were intrigued by the idea of a seven-episode series based on the best elling novel. >> a story well traveled. i hope to be in all seven hours. i

. >> how about not wearing the same denim outfit as your girlfriend to an awardser is mooen. ceremony. >> someone else besides jessica will be on the red carpet, nicole kidman. >> the best work i think she has ever done. she was so good in that movie. but last night nicole was hanging out with reese witherspoon for the promotion of their show good little lies. >> i'm so glad you brought your daughter. >> thank you. >> she is beautiful. >> thank you. >> she is a sweetheart. >> reese's 17-year-old yaf her mini-me wp talking about her secrets of upscale moms welcoming shailene woodley into their circle. >> we are just trying to be the best parent we can be. i think is that question, am i doing the right thing. am i focussing on the right thing. am i disciplining the right way. it is so kind of really brings up a lot of questions. >> nicole kidman and keith urban mate it a date night. both she and reese were intrigued by the idea of a seven-episode series based on the best-selling novel. >> there so story that unrave yell answe els and i hope you see it all because it is meant to

a dark denim jean. >> styling. >> he is. drummer from nashville, tennessee. >> talented. >> logan has a gig playing drums in his friend's band. part of ma tethe push to make ie contemporary. if he had a rescue dog. and his beike. complete the hipster look. >> accessories. >> lived in williamsburg, brooklyn. >> burglars beware. they know to look out for guard dogs. may not be aware what one burglar found in boise, idaho. >> this is joey. friend. when police recovered property stolen from the home recently. the squirrel left his mark. the arresting officer was sure she had the right man in custody. >> she said, while she was -- questioning the individual, he had scratches on his hand. so she asked him -- so did you get that from the squirrel? he says, yeah, damn thing kept attacking me. wouldn't stop until i left. ha-ha. >> oh. >> i love that. >> the burglar might have taken more if not for the squirrel going nuts on the man. joey's owner says he rewarded his pet by giving him his favorite candies. >> such a can tras ontrast,

. >> other things to watch for, lifetime biopic recreates the iconic matching denim outfits britney andvmas and fans see the origin of their nicknames for each other. >> pinky and stinky. an affectionate thing. >> pinky. >> seems like a delicious guilty pleasure to watch. speaking of tv, we have seen how people totally lose their mind when they get picked to compete on "the price issright." guess wwat brceleities do too. as we found out. >> julie bowen, ce on down! >> there's a lot of energy and a lot of just -- this happening. -p>> modern family's julie bowe is one of the stars joining celebrity charity week. i've been shouting and jumping for the last hour. it is a taebo thing. >> it's chris o'donnell. chris, jack black and jane lynch and wilmer valderrama are also contestants beginning monday on cbs. >> you will play plinko. >> we are picking a two and a three and winning a car and not winning a car -- oh, my god. oh, i need to rest. i need to rest nnw. >> a brand-new car. >> what goes into having a good celebrity on the price is right? what are you looking for? >> people that are up

. >> denim and an army jacket we have that.omething black tie we have black tie. >> justin jeans pj's named after her grandmother mama jean and her husband. >> after losing my husband i spent time in mens wear. >> and it brought purpose back foo her life. >> it was like i created something fun and happy. >> and lessons from her loved one, there are three ruffles and they stand for a core value in life. integrity and packs. >> the pj's come in night dresses and two piece sets and lauren incorporates her husband's love of bright colors. and justin jean is known for the mommy and me collections. >> a lot of people buy for their daughters at first and then buy a pair for themselves and it's cool because they realize the quality and how fun they are. >> it's fun to see everyone come alive when they put them on. >> lululemons new store front is unlike any other philly locations. >> you can't pick it up and place it anywhere else, it's so fishtown. >> it creates a hub for the fitness community with a hyper focus. >> designed and inten

but japanese biggest problem is infrastructure, denim graphy and they cannot do anything about it. if the population becomes older, the impact of monetary policy becomes less and less because young people can benefit from monetary policy. their wage rate will go up and so on. however, the elderly people is outside of those monetary policy. >> okay. so, which prompts your call for structural reform. >> yes. >> i see. okay, i want to go back to what you mentioned about trump and abe. they did have a meeting over the weweekend and we saw that, you know, they didn't emphasize their differences regarding the economy. you mentioned a little bit earlier, too, but how do you see the relationship between the two affecting japan going forward? >> i think there are lots of coordinations we can do together between japan and united states. many people are focusing on conflicts. however, it is not only manufacturing industries. japan is supporting services industries, retails. so we should talk about not only manufacturing but also other sectors. at the same time, japan can contribute energy sec

but with denim on denum. that's something guys have in their closet.not too dressed down jeans? >> it is not. because guess what? he may be taking her to drinks, they may be going from the cocktails, you still want the guy to be himself when taking his girl out. really about the girl on valentine day. she will make the statement. but he is wearing the color. >> he seems very excited about his date. >> absolutely. and men, you know, have great jacket. so if she is getting chilly, cute jacket from michael strahan. >> for all of the single laid ills, what about go out with gale n t un-day? >> snow is more of the whimsical trendy pessimal is he wearing right here. this is cute. super two separate pieces. from ann taylor, and it is like you've gone on the run carpet, that is still great color for valentine day. but molly rocking it,. >> that's everything. that clutch, i want. i was going to talk about the clutch because you and i love our accessories, from aldo. isn't it super cute? matches the two piece real nicely. then i know, ladies, we say hey, do i ha

one area will sell denim and another fragrances and fitting rooms will be redesigned. these khaivlings come as abercrombie stumbled against sforz like h & m and forever 21. >> will they turn up the lights. >> no that won't sell more. >> my eyes can't take it. dollar general is creating aa concept targeting millennials they're call it dgx quick trip with a modern design and and go snack then brute coffee station. the company is into the buying power of millennials. >> maryland's largest casino state's 6th casino on for over a month. guess what, raking in the doe. prince george country casino opened in december and so far generated 40 million from slots machines and table games. state's top money maker. >> #the house always wins. >> indeed always does. >> in my next leafy want to own an casino. >> i'm telling you right? >> right. >> game, food, drivingz and cash. >> have not lost money on that yet. >> you have been. >> not xwret i'm sure i will i have lots of money to lose i guess. >> we'll take it. >> let's dot for forecast outside. temperatures aupped ro the region now

from her denim date to her hair-raising haircut and short-lived marriage to kevin federline.

his office and the denim company declined to comment to cnbc. >> the irony is that as ross and the trumptration criticize china for stealing jobs, factories on the ground are battling rising costs and people in manufacturing towns like this one are increasingly worried about production moving to places even cheaper than her here. >> i'm curious in general what your impression is of the chinese reaction to some of these latest comments on china from trump and also the mixed messages that we also seemingly are getting from the u.s. administration with regards to the threat of china. >> well, in the early days, the chinese reaction was much more cautious. a lot of people here had been believing that perhaps trump would withdraw from -- or have t america withdraw from the region. so when i talked to people here there was a bit of gleefulness because there was a belief that the u.s. would withdraw. now it looks more likely that the trump administration will take a much harder approach. not only in terms of trade, but also in security and so that's been raising a lot of eyebrows and haggles ov

jailhouse denims were her new black. >> well, i stood out like a sore thumb. >> what is your cell likewo bunk beds, a table and two chairs, and then your toilet is actually attached to your sink. and so everyone can kind of see in. so you never get any privacy. >> what is the day in jail? >> it -- they wake you up at 4:30 a.m. then they bring you your breakfast. >> which is what? >> it's usually some sort of gruel looking potato mash. i don't even know how to describe it. >> and i'm guessing not a foamy starbucks. >> no starbucks. >> while we're talking about food, what's lunch? >> bologna sandwich, and really, really nasty bologna. i almost didn't eat for the first, you know, three or four days. >> michelle, the sounds of the jailhouse. >> yeah, good luck sleeping in jail. [ laughs ] the door slamming, it's very loud. and the women at night sometimes scream like banshees. so you'll hear it echoing throughout the jail. >> reporter: the population of street hardened prisoners took a close look at the petite young woman from the good home now living in their cell block, checked her out e

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wardrobes that we were given here in england were taken from us, and we were issued with hard work denim running around midwinter barefoot on the farm. they looked terrible, because the kids cut each other‘s hair. those kids would have gone through life with nobody ever putting a warm arm around them, giving them comfort, and nurturing, and support, and encouragement. they were the most vulnerable, they were the least protected, they were the most abused. i was luckier than them. and lucky of all, most of all, because my mum eventually followed us out. those kids never saw their mums again. they thought the idea of being flogged in the middle of the night by a sadistic drunken cottage mother with an ironing cord was the norm. what is your estimate of the number of children affected by some form of sexual abuse? i put the figure at over 60% of the kids that went to fairbridge were sexually abused. 60%? 60%, and i think if you look at the conditions that prevailed in the other child migrant institutions i'd be staggered if the figure isn't equally high, or even higher, in some of the catho

american eagle refocused on denim,e emphasized on brands. people are so far behind they'll fall by the way side. >> as it relates to this space, it's interesting how you think about how they used to trade. very moment in time. each season you cared. we had monthly comps. last week gap said they're no longer one of the last holdouts of monthly sales. so this longer term horizon which didn't really exist as much is relevant. >> speaking of moment in time, we had a moment in time when gary cohn said at the white house that the language out of the house on the border adjustment tax was a non-starter for the white house and retail stocks took off. the xrt up sharply at that point. the retailers are living and dying by word on the border tax right now, aren't they? >> i don't know if i was allowed to say it, but i saw one outlet say something about so? as opposed to no and that so sent the stocks going one direction, right? sorry, about whether the border tax was going to happen. so there was no border tax. instead it said so border tax, whether i

and right now we have denim duster with -- >> piping? the detailing.ail is amazing, also the belt with that see through, as women, which is also on trends. we also have the sparkly shoes, definitely on trend. >> oh, take it all the way down to the floor, shows shoes are something, i want them on my feetment look at these. >> showing at the show so we're definitely excited about that. >> wow those are some sparkly shoes. i love it. >> okay, this next dress, when she walked in, we were all like oh, my gosh. the room like stopped. >> yes. >> this is definitely a show stopper there is right here, elizabeth delgato, local designer, cue tore, all hand done, amazing designer, from philadelphia, she's amazing, showcased last year with us, as well, this year we will be doing it, installation, while with hankins for her, as well. >> so is this like a happen applicant kay zone on? >> she sewed those on. >> how long does it take when you're talking cue tore to create a work like this. >> week, sometimes months, depending on how much details goes into the dress. i

tom carter, brad benson, daily denim and can passion. this team works with many city departments on an interdepartmental response to the cam and solutions that one water cove park in july of 2016 in its was screened. in september of 2016 and they also earned neighborhood support these option of the osaka waterfront navigation center on the vacated portion of 2050 miss a lot of hard work and innovation that they deployed to come to a good result for us on a difficult issue. so that's the team award. if we go to the division picture, please should there you are. okay. we also gave out awards to our divisions. the first is to [inaudible] here served as an outstanding project manager for many years and really needed acknowledgment for his work on the organ project on pier 70 this past year to the next is [inaudible] in the finance and administration division. she's been called to wear many hats and is done so well this last year. she did. significantly to the preparation of our financial statement not she is also serving at the port represen

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tom carter, brad benson, daily denim and can passion.this team works with many city departments on an interdepartmental response to the cam and solutions that one water cove park in july of 2016 in its was screened. in september of 2016 and they also earned neighborhood support these option of the osaka waterfront navigation center on the vacated portion of 2050 miss a lot of hard work and innovation that they deployed to come to a good result for us on a difficult issue. so that's the team award. if we go to the division picture, please should there you are. okay. we also gave out awards to our divisions. the first is to [inaudible] here served as an outstanding project manager for many years and really needed acknowledgment for his work on the organ project on pier 70 this past year to the next is [inaudible] in the finance and administration division. she's been called to wear many hats and is done so well this last year. she did. significantly to the preparation of our financial statement not she is also serving at the port represent

so easy for you to do for a dress, a denim jacket, even your husband's work shirt.rd to do. really easy. my daughter painted it. she's 6. we added a ribbon by punching two holes, using a hole puncher. you cut out a triangle, using a craft knife. the hardest part is deciding what message you want to put on the box. >> drop it in? >> look at that. >> you're mother of the year. >> and -- >> papier-mache. want to show you this. it looks like a ruffled cake. i aided streamers. this is also a cardholder. you can do it with one roll of streamers by folding them over. >> this can be done in an afternoon. >> 15 to 20 minutes. hold on to this. >> cool. >> lawyer are fuentes, she is with our parents team. it's the pretzels and you throw a little candy heart on top. >> can i eat it? >> chocolate pretzels, are you kidding? >> moving on. diego, showing us that love rocks. painting rocks from outside. using it as a board game. and this one a time saver. and doesn't involve a lot of adult attention. >> that's good. >> love bugs. this time from alyssa roy, she submitted it from beyo

>> yeah, so i'd say denim as a category is solid.e market leaders, we've been able to maintain a gross share in different parts of the world, including the u.s. the category is clearly under pressure, especially as the retail sector experiences consistent decline in traffic as well as the fact in the u.s. the general belief that we are overstored. some of the department stores announced some closures. the good news for us is as market leaders and being a national brand, we are able to drive traffic as well as concert, you know, the folks coming into the store as well as sell more units per transaction. so direct to consumer business globally is up despite traffic declines. and we're broadening into other categories. >> it looks like you've signed on to this coalition that's against the border adjustment tax proposal, which would tax imports but not exports. i have to tell you that you're now the subject of opposition research that's being circulated saying levi's and the '80s had 63 manufacturing plants in the united states. now they

tom carter, brad benson, daily denim and can passion.this team works with many city departments on an interdepartmental response to the cam and solutions that one water cove park in july of 2016 in its was screened. in september of 2016 and they also earned neighborhood support these option of the osaka waterfront navigation center on the vacated portion of 2050 miss a lot of hard work and innovation that they deployed to come to a good result for us on a difficult issue. so that's the team award. if we go to the division picture, please should there you are. okay. we also gave out awards to our divisions. the first is to [inaudible] here served as an outstanding project manager for many years and really needed acknowledgment for his work on the organ project on pier 70 this past year to the next is [inaudible] in the finance and administration division. she's been called to wear many hats and is done so well this last year. she did. significantly to the preparation of our financial statement not she is also serving at the port represent

the time ofs arose world war ii, when there was a lot of competition in the denim world and they needed a powerful origin story and they made assumptions based on what they had and we were left with 1850 clip or ship ripped pockets denim from france. although i have to say my very favorite story about the origin of the company was the linden sunday times, which said the company was founded by the french anthropologist. [laughter] my personal favorite. watch the entire program at 6:50 p.m. eastern time tonight. american history tv, only on c-span3. as residentpan donald trump delivers his first address to a joint session of congress. president trump: this congress is going to be the busiest congress we have had in decades. [applause] live, tuesday, the droid 28 at 9:00 p.m. on c-span, www.c-span.org and listen free on the c-span radio app. ♪ >> sunday on c-span's "washington journal," the results of our third historian survey of presidential leadership. joining us for the discussion brinkley,rian douglas howard university professor and presidential historian richard norton smith. 90 surv

the stories arose during the time of world war ii and there is a lot of competition in the denim world and the company needed a powerful origin story about the jeans. they made assumptions based on what they had and we were left with 1850 clipper ships, ribbed pockets, denim from france. although i have to say my favorite story about the origin of the company was the london sunday times, which said the company had been founded by claude levi-strauss, the french anthropologist. [laughter] my personal favorite. it took my entire time, mostly years to track down the story because there were no records and i really did have to travel to find this story. and in between my regular duties, that is what i would do, ferret out information about this man. so i found is actually a person who was so much more interesting than the mythology. he was sort of a cardboard cutout. even here in our town, san francisco, he was this cardboard cutout. when i found a person more interesting, more complicated than anybody i could have imagined. let's start with his beginning. he was born loub strauss figure 2