this company has it and it's got profit let's look at harvey finkelstein. welcome back to "mad money." harley, great to see you > thanks for having me on. >> this was it first of all, a joyous conference call which i love but more than a billion dollar per week you're doing. how is that possible >> yeah, $61 billion for the year which is up 49% from the previous year. but this is a story of independent brands and entrepreneurs doing well and consumers are voting with wallets and it's powering the entrepreneurship movement. >> a lot say, you know what, we're about the customer and consumer you were adding everything that they need, this shopify fulfillment network is what they need to compete with the biggu and do you use shopify >> we like that position we like being behind the brand and make them look good. when you go to brooklynen and tom shoes or bombas. we're behind the scene. >> kitchennad announc-- kitchen announced. kylie, you talked about that before but there are outfits that just -- no matter how big can use you but you also won't take the ones t

eisen in conversation with cheri finkelstein from 60 minutes and then to be held up tonight with the impeachment coverage we will join mr. eisen with the book signing in thehe library it's available for purchase we are honored to be joined by acting council general of the canadian consulate in new york, mark gordon executive committee member foundation board of counselors ellie rubenstein national director and president march of the living thank you to our partners who are planning and presenting tonight's program for the consulate general hanover square press. before we begin please take a moment to silence yours can one - - her cell phone thank you now please join me to welcome the council general. [applause] >> thank you. i was not held up by the impeachment hearings in washington. [laughter] [speaking french] what an incredible honor it is to be here tonight to pay exibute to a truly remarkable man mr. max eisen. my team at the consulate general takes the opportunity to bring mr. eisen to new york i have to say for a man of his age he has a very busy schedule and it was not easy

the privilege of hearing mister eisen in conversation with veteran producer of 60 minutes sherry finkelstein . leslie stahl was held up tonight in washington for the impeachment coverage. at the conclusion of tonight's program, we invite you to join esther eisen for a book signing in the lobby by chance alone, it is available for purchase in our museum shop. we are honored to be joined tonight by acting council general of the canadian council in new york. mark gordon, executive committee member of the usc show up foundation board of counselors, ellie rubenstein, national director, march of the living in canada. phyllis greenberg, president of the international market validity and cancer of the right seat with taras see lands from, we'd like to thank our partners in planning andpresenting tonight program . international market of the living. the counselor general of canada in new york , hanover square press and the usc show up foundation. before we begin, please take a moment to silence your cell phones to avoid any disruptions during the program. you. now please join me in welcoming our firs

harsh enough to reflect the enhanced wins that were validated by this kind of conduct particular finkelsteingreat to get your thoughts thank you so much for joining us there from the university of pennsylvania law school. police in germany are treating a mass shooting in the western city of hama as an act of terrorism 9 people were killed when a gunman went on a shooting rampage on wednesday nights chancellor angela merkel has condemned the attack and says there are many signs the perpetrator axis of racism for more on this let's bring in dominic came his life or as in berlin dominic what morkie tell us about this case. hello i've no move from berlin to her now and behind me you see streams of people going past all stopping pausing to gaze at one of the venues where the shootings took place less than 24 hours ago innocent people just enjoying the time in the midnight shift when the person the perpetrator came in fact did an injury and then shot indiscriminately people you see there are floral tributes of being placed here also there has been a memorial service in this town in the last hour o

and there i think was when it does work with the finkelstein originally stood on the spot. that was a small palace for the vacant smart family. and then october 19th 33 it became the guy stuck her head quarters. here the nazis planned the persecution of political opponents and jews a few steps away a memorial commemorates the victims of national socialism. art and history now i'd like to learn a bit more about munich's traditions and one that is centuries old here is beer brewing it and drinking. it brewing seminars are offered here regularly this one is being led by davido steven of the munich brew mafia. first we hear what beer is made of water hops malt into east. smells a bit rancid doesn't it. get off my ok now let's fill it up then we start grinding our malt we've got 3 kilos here and we need a strong muscular guy. that's me right. ok so this is easy. the ground malt is then steep in hot water it's a process known as smashing. the. so beer beer i would say so. it's a tart. this is. after a while the mashing is done. then comes the lottery which means separating the li

which many call blatant pressure from the white house well let's get more on the snow from claire finkelsteinshe's the faculty director of the center for ethics and the rule of law at the university of pennsylvania law school kids i have you with us here on al-jazeera we so haven't had that sentence handed down yet but rogers so it's been found guilty that's not in any dates so why is the sentencing proving particularly controversial in your view. the sentencing is really important for at least 2 reasons number one is roger stone is really the face of corruption of this administration both because of what he did and because of the way that the president has decided to meddle with the justice department's process so the president has been tweeting about roger stone for a while most recently complained about the senate seeing recommendation and william barr the head of the justice department actually caved to this pressure though he complained about his bosses tweeting and ended up having his u.s. attorneys issue a different sense of seeing recommendation in response to the president's pressure

invite to the stage my teacher, my hero, my mentor, max eisen, max will be interviewed by sherry finkelsteinherry is very familiar with max's story. >> thank you. [inaudible] i'm the substitute, i don't do this for a living. be understanding please. leslie is really sad not to be here, she is a huge fan of max's and really wanted to do this and wasn't able to get on a flight early enough to be here. so you got me. so max, why don't we start by talking a little bit about your life and what we start with the beginning of your life, before these horrors. tell us a little bit about your family, where you lived, i know it was czechoslovakia, became part of hungary, what was your home life. your home, your family, before the war? >> czechoslovakia was the democratic country which we had 20 golden years in czechoslovakia. Ãbwe considered him as a grandfather. i lived in a town of about 5000 people. we were 10% of the population. proximally 90 jewish families. i would say 99 percent of these families were traditional orthodox jews, they were small business people, farmers, in my town there were two

the privilege of hearing mister eisen in conversation with veteran producer of 60 minutes sharon finkelstein. leslie stahl was held up for theimpeachment coverage . at the conclusion of tonight's program, we invite you to join mister eisen for a book signing in the lobby by chance alone. it is a available for purchase in our museum shop. we are honored to be joined tonight by are not seen, acting council general of the canadianconsulate in new york . mark gordon, executive committee member of the usc showa foundation, ellie rubenstein, march of the living in canada, phyllis heideman, president of the march of the living and cancer reiki with guitarist sealand from, we like to thank our partners in presenting tonight's program. international march of the living, the counselorgeneral of canada in new york , hanover square press and the usc showa foundation. before we begin take a moment to silence your cell phones to avoid any disruptions during the program. thank you and now please join me in welcoming our first speakertonight , acting canadian council general hawar naseem. >> you rita. recen