that it's based on a leaner fashion model so today about 73 percent of garment researchers go into langford's because there is lack of reserve reusing the fabrics and the garments that we are working with. this realisation that let critique and due diligence to other founders to address the problem of textile waste in india and set up a design label committed to making fashionable clothing pieces from textile waste or upcycling discarded items it's a concept that has been gaining in popularity in the textile industry all over india as awareness rises. there's always a garment that comes out of it. but then i got the process is there's a lot of rooster jewels that happened so i could all of that on board the small scale you know or a lot of that is so much that has been produced and that exists it's about time that we start thinking about using what would i do that. garment waste is not the only problem in india the textile industry is a major polluter in india the 3rd biggest after plastic and paper. but in india it's not just the garment with that you have to be concerned about it's the prod

when langford and when the new york times was using it he would not give out the list of shootings around the world. he claimed 1966 through 2012 all of the shooters were from the united states 202 from the rest of the world. and 90 from the united states. and then to have massive coverage president obama was constantly siting these claims during his administration that the united states was unique. i would ask where the data even drug control on - - gunter and control they refuse to give it out for years so finally a couple years ago i decided to bite the bullet the crime prevention research center you can find the list around the website we bit the bullet and paid $70000 i don't know how to find cases were four people are shot in africa or south america in the 19 sixties or seventies. he never explained how he could get a complete list of all these cases from the 19 sixties and seventies. we just looked at the last 15 years of the. of those 47 years he looked at and rather the 202 shooters outside the united states we found over 3000 in just the last 15 years. so rather than using the e

i saw this morning that langford said this.de. the impeachable act was trying to interfere with the next election. it is like trying to say lance armstrong was doping, but let's let him ride the tour and if he wins it is all cool. you will let the next election decide the issue with which trump was trying to impact. so a lot of these guys are getting backed into that corner. in some ways i think that's why you're going the see them move more to the absolutely absurd marco rubio defense which is, oh, he was just joking, right, because that's honestly the only way to get out of the corner on this. >> well, of course marco said he was just joking and a couple of days later the president was asked outside of the white house if he was joking and in effect he said, no, if china wants to do it they should do it. also that brings up this china issue though, just underlines what you just said, tim, because it is not about 2016. it is not about what is happening in the past. it is what is happening in the future. it is what is going to h

. >> and all the volunteers that i could not be prouder to campaign with us in langford and doing a spectacularell don't celebrate too long we have to get to work but i do stand before you heartbroken as a spectacular indigenous woman. [cheers and applause] and david that was down to the wire finish. [applause] for the record books this is the best election result than any system has ever had and we enter parliament as the first in history that is two thirds women. just saying. [applause] [speaking french] >>translator: and for all of you who worked as volunteers. >> i cannot thank you enough literally. >> i will keep trying your dedication, love and care and concern and shoe leather talking to everyone, we have raised awareness and consciousness and our votes but the goal has always been to deliver the government canadians deserve. let's hope speaking speaking 11's lawn - - because speaking french. >>translator: and then to have a great campaign so we have the liberals who have gone down the conservatives without a victory the mbp who lost and also across canada they lost seats. but they ran a