i've been helping older friends make it to the laurent mats it's no longer there. the available laundry mats in the neighborhoods are for smaller ones. so we're talking about a third of a mile walk anytime >> thank you. next speaker. please. >> hi, aim alice. will near fillmore on jackson street. i'm here procedural as a consumer. i've been here fingerprinting years from hong kong and my love the fillmore and love to shop there people want to know why well, because fillmore has all the varieties the very expensive and the affordable each year special things from different stores ways their privately owned the buyers knew what's in style or the interesting things. so today when you go shopping all over the world you see - we've - you see the practiced i can't see everywhere it's not fun. i've been taking my niefrts go shopping on fillmore the shopping is no longer as much fun they're not spending the money in the big stores the heavi heavily advertised. i don't think we're going to find unique things in chain stores >> thank you. let me call a few more names. david

what of the crew is charged on an unrelated laurent. none of the three were involved in the incident from a weakened determined. the fourth individual we consider him a suspect. not in charge in the investigation. it is ongoing. the room of the police chief spoke to us live. said originally they picked up for individuals. three of them have been released. one is now considered a suspect. charges could be forthcoming this afternoon. >> best hitters are talking with the parents of a 20 month old toddler found with severe burns. the ball is in critical condition. firefighters were called to an apartment building. i am not saying how the toddler was burned. charges are expected to be filed in an attempted robbery that left five people shot. shot four of them before one of the victims shot him. the suspect is in police custody. investigating the cause of a fatal fire on the west side. the fire broke out just before 6 yesterday evening. him and >> believe to be in the '60s was pronounced dead at the scene. he was found on the second floor of

mark zandi tells us with more jobs, laurent appointment, unhappy cup is would delay the divorce, butt think it would be a significant boost as everyone is in worse financial shape. >> there has got to be a net positive for lawyers. >> absolutely a plus for lawyers. certainly some who would direct to -- that would benefit directly. , she has been called the fairy godmother of divorce. the five keys for a solid prenup. >> not only should you be represented by a good family law attorney, but your spouse should be represented, but it should not be the same attorney. you should have an estate trust attorney. when you are planning your prenup, you should also plan for your will. they can strengthen one another, but if they do not say the same thing, the prenup will often times prevail over a will. so it is important -- >> third-party expert advice when it comes to any agreement or contract or you may sign as part of the prenup, and also the same advice when it comes to planning your estate and personal financial affairs. absolutely. many states require that you are represented by an attorn

the german foreign minister, laurent fabius of france and poland.y have been amongst president viktor yanukovych's harshest critics, but as you suggested, there's a huge difference in interpretation over the crisis in ukraine between russia, which called the events going on in the city an attempted coup and the noises coming out of the european union and washington. in brussels, there's meant to be an emergency foreign ministers, looking at imposing sanctions. obviously that would be contingent on the success of talks on the ground here. >> tell us a bit about what is going on in the treat. has the offensive by protesters calmed down? . well, i'd say it calmed down, but came at a terrible cost. i have been down into the lobby of the hotel, and incidentally there has been a fair amount of gun fire in the hotel, and that's why we can't show you the square behind me, people shooting at the building, broken windows with bullet holes. >> any idea who is doing the shooting. i know you are in a difficult position there. >> i was going to say i have seen 12

in a radio interview monday, french foreign minister laurent fabius warned the vote jeopardizes those arrangements. >> ( translated ): in concrete terms, since 1999 there are agreements with switzerland, with regards to free movement of workers mainly, but also to many such that if one element comes under question, in this case free movement of workers, everything collapses. >> reporter: in fact, the influence of anti-immigrant factions has been rising across europe, from greece, to italy, spain, britain and the netherlands. irish foreign minister eamon gilmore. >> i think this is a very disturbing vote. i think we have seen throughout europe a growth in what i can only call an extreme-right agenda, which is quite xenophobic. >> reporter: the swiss vote could also signal greater support for anti-immigrant candidates running in european parliament elections, this may. so what is the significance of the recent vote in switzerland? for that we turn to heather conley, director of the europe program at the center for strategic and international studies. and charles kupchan, he's a professo

they were only looking for about 12% there. 42% and laurent up there has been a bit of a rebranding story. the market was looking for 19% so i think what we have here is a polio and a push. the drag i'm seeing is gucci it is almost 35% of the revenue, hence why it is so important. >> and pull, puma. what was the message yesterday? >> there are still a lot more to do. full-year earnings dropped by 34% and their fishing for space. pushing adidas, puma for space on the floor of department stores. they are doing 25% of the teams in the world cup. it's all about marketing. >> see you later. next hour, don't miss the best in design this year from theitecture and design, previews for design of the year. the editor for digital arts will give us his picks on in the no. that's the next hour coming up. speaking with a snowboarder and all around adrenaline junkie who survived an avalanche. we show you the technology that saved her life. ♪ > >> they are getting back to normal. are arguablychina on a sustainable growth path. they are slowing down, consolidating, moving forward. i expect europe to stagn

laurent despite o canada and that none of that could have gotten across the border like gas could have crossed the border into syria even though used agree that assad gas against its own people, we'd like to put an end to that. once the president showed his hand on that and the british lost the vote on the floor, i believe the house of commons, the president said i want to strike syria and want you to ive an authority to do that. and it was clear neither the house nor the senate had an appetite to go into military action in syria. so we fell back on putin and the russians to be the negotiators with the weapons of mass destruction in syria and we saw the promise that the gas -- the gas was going to be accumulated, picked up and transported out of syria at the end of the year. that was the end of last year, not this year, mr. speaker. so now it's going to take perhaps another six months and another and another and another. a static position in the world where syria has diagreesed down to the point where it's hard to find a friend in syria. the president said here in this very chamber in