hey, dior. how did you get there? >> i live in a trailer with my mom and my sister dior.re's not enough room in the house for my brother to stay, so he lives with my grandparents, and he comes over to visit as much as he can. >> you can make it. >> this is my first time living in a trailer. the walls, like, you can-- they're really thin, and so you can, like, hear a lot of things. the reason we moved into a trailer is 'cause it's, like, something we actually can afford. >> (babbling) >> (laughs) >> (babbles in response) >> here, you can hang this up. i'm a single parent mother. i've always worked, uh, up until i found out i had a kidney sease and was told by my doctor that they didn't want me to work. >> she couldn't really get a job beuse when she'd stand or something, like, her feet would get swollen. f the fact that i couldn't keep working, i do get benefits right now. >> (babbles) >> that's not a phone, missy. my mom gets food stamps, hud pays the rent. that helps us out a lot 'cause she only has to pay, like, one or two bills. so she has other money to buy, like, pay

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or earlier we spoke to our europe correspondent dior glances in brussels and we asked him why people are saying that relations between the e.u. and china are the worst that they've been in decades there's a number of reasons really let's start with the political ones and the most complicated ones because predominantly the policy of the european union so far had been guided by the principle off change through trait but looking at the political side of course you have the security law the controversial security law in hong kong human rights violations and here it was quite interesting today to hear the council president shall michel bring up a whole list of the months what china has to do including international independent observers accessing a part of china where there have been alleged abuses human rights violations against the local weaker muslim population now that will be interesting how that will play out so that's the political side of it then you have the corona crisis where europe somehow has realized particularly germany for instance that there is a dependency on supply chai

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than $100,000 from a loan from the paycheck protection program to buy luxury goods from places like dior he's a good man that should be given the benefit of the doubt. the justice department has charged more than 50 people for taking money from the ppp program in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. >> thank to you my colleagues. and dr. fauci urging people to hunker down because things may not get back to normal until the end of next year. the end of 2021. we have that ahead. but first a sneak peek at champions for change here on cnn. >> all next week, on cnn. every step moves us forward. bringing us together. >> we have neighbors helping neighbors. >> sparking action and innovation. >> my mission is to build homes that are earthquake and hurricane proof. >> it is not just giving back, he's also educated minute process. follow along with those walking the walk. change makers, leading the charge. >> it is hard to make a difference if you don't disrupt the status quo. >> and inspiring others. >> it is a door opening for a new life. >> everybody here is a champion. >> it is amazing to see

. >> reporter: like the fun flapper dresses of the roaring '20s, and christian dior's iconic new lookist silhouette. >> it wasn't really that new, but it had all been put on ice. so people were just so excited about looking beautiful and feminine and romantic again. >> reporter: what does the future of fashion look like to you? >> fashion will survive. the idea of dressing up, of making yourself look special, seems to be hard-wired into human beings. that's the good news. the bad news is that it's going to be tough. >> reporter: it has already been tough. one of the nation's oldest department stores, lord and taylor, announced it is closing all stores. at least 15 major apparel companies filed for bankruptcy, including j.c. penney, brooks brothers, and neiman marcus, a direct competitor to saks fifth avenue. what has taken a hit during this period? >> the evening gowns. >> reporter: marc metrick, president and c.e.o. of saks fifth avenue, temporarily closed all 40 of his stores. now, he says, business is sound. >> reporter: people are buying handbags? >> absolutely. >> reporter: peopl

la actriz mexicana yalitza aparicio serÁ la protagonista de la campaÑa de los perfumes christian dior de la representaciÓn de las mujeres indÍgenas. fue invitada a esta campaÑa en donde participan muchas famosas . bravo por ella. siempre firme en lo que representa. cuÁntas niÑas se verán representadas y van a sentir que tienenla posibilidad de convertir cualquier sueÑo que tengan en realidad. karla: es una representaciÓn tambiÉn como mujeres.+ como apuesto las raÍces de mi mÉxico en alto. como le ha devuelto el ojo a estas comunidades que tienen una cultura hermosa. asÍ que estoy muy orgullosa de ser latina, de ser mexicana asÍ que felicidades. francisca: antes que te vayas, debes muy bella con el pelo asÍ! karla: gracias, mi reina. te extraÑo mucho. pronto estarÁs por aquÍ! vamos con mucho mÁs y nos vamos con alan que tiene reacciones interesantes. alan: mujeres hermosas! bueno, esta maÑana, hay reacciones encontradas por este primer dÍa de clases en nueva york en donde sÓlo los estudiantes en edad preescolar y necesidades especiales regresan a las aulas. emiten guÍas contradictorias

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