. >> as dmnd for her product grew, lo low ta soon realized it wasn't possible for her to hand paint all of the glasses herself anymore. >> every broken glass. every 2:00 a.m. frazzled, oh my gosh, i can't do this anymore. i did it for four years on my own. i joous knew that i wanted more people tone joy my designs the only way to make that happen it wasn't going to be on my own. >> in order to scale her business, she would have to find someone in interesting in licensing her design. removing lolita from the tedious task of manufacturing and delivering the items. >> i wouldn't be attractive to a licensee if yoif my i.p. protected. it would put them at risk out there selling my product if i didn't have the copyrights on my designs. you need to copyright everything and you need to trademark any of your identities. >> lolita has a host of imitators. i know that there's been programs that i've seen in major retailers that have been shut down overnight because they didn't realize they were buying an absolute copyright infringement. >> when lolita met ray at santa barbara design studio, her dr

they use it and dmnd in exchange for food that starving families will give up their sons, new recruitsir militant movement or will give up any animal that may have survived the drought. just giving them aid and access to aid might not necessarily be the problem. might not be a solution. groups that are on the ground here are trying to control the delivery of aid and go around the terror group. it is a very difficult thing to do here. >> richard, thank you so much for the reporting. appreciate that. >>> and appreciate that you've watched this hour. i'm contessa brewer. i hope you have a great weekend. i'll be back here noon on monday. up next "andrea mitchell reports." >>> thanks so much. have a great weekend. up next here on "andrea mitchell reports," after disastrous day on wall street stocks are once again turning lower. we'll break down the latest. place the labor second stair is joinings unand john kerry reacting to the jobs numbers. and we reveal who had the worst week in washington. a lot of candidates there. "andrea mitchell reports" up next on msnbc. i'm sending directions to y