she was tried along sign other allies of laurent gbagbo. her defense lawyer says the sentence is not fair. >> 20 years in prison. it is not 20 days but 20 years. the sentence must be based on fact. if it is based on proof, we can accept that. but on what basis has the 20 year jail term been delivered? the decision was based on who she was. it was like lottery distributing sentences. i cannot understand how we can act in this way. >> simone gbagbo is also wanted by the international criminal court for alleged crimes against humanity and has been described as a key player, directing the death squads that cross the country in the wake of that disputed election. >> december 2 2010, the day they were declared the president of ivory coast. 24 hours later, leaders were ruled the victor by constitutional body. >> we declare laurent gbagbo the president of ivory coast. >> and so both men were sworn in. the international community came out in support except laurent gbagbo would not give up his seat without a fight. march 20, french forces launched an

costs less than eve some laurent -- yves saint laurent. it has this color block aesthetic. we see here from 1960 through 2010, a pretty old phenomenon. but if you know your costume history, as i know you all do, we can look all the way back to the late middle ages or the italian renaissance and see this whole notion of color blocking putting multiple colors into one garment, was very much alive and well. the purpose we have identified right? what is it? what is it not? the purpose of today's lesson is to determine, how does fashion fall between the seams of design protection. to explore the concepts of fashion creation in the early of 20th century, and to learn from a case study in the 1930's. before we get into that, you say intellectual property protection and you're probably thinking what is that? so, what we are going to do is touch a bit on what is actually intellectual property, or ip protection. you have probably all seen this, right? have you all seen this? where do you usually see this? movies. you're watching a movie. before you get to the good stuff, this sign co

french foreign minister laurent fabius says he sees opportunities in many areas. he gave examples including counterterrorism measures and defense equipment. fabius said people in france stand in solidarity with the japanese and to want work more closely. the ministers agreed to have their countries develop defenses gear together and share technologies. they promise to limit transfers of equipment to other nations. >> translator: our agreement and specific ways to cooperate is a great result. >> translator: france and japan have established an exceptional partnership. >> the ministers said japan and france will jointly develop unmanned systems. examples they gave include underwater mine clearance devices. they also include robots that operate on land and can help in responding to natural disasters. the ministers also denounced acts of terrorism inflicted on their countries. they promised to work together to prevent european and japanese people from joining extremist groups, and they agreed to join hands to stop the flow of money to terrorist organizations. >>> memb

i have already spoken to my french counterpart laurent fabius.ll continue to work together closely. we have already dispatched aviation experts to the crash site. reporter: speaking to the media german chancellor angela merkel said she would travel to the crash site on wednesday. she also said that what victims' families needed most of all now was support. chancellor merkel: my thoughts and some of these, as well of those -- as those of the entire government, are with the people who lost their lives. the suffering of their families cannot be measured. reporter: the flight was en route to duesseldorf where many of the victims lived, according -- including a group of german school children reportedly on board. the state premier offered her condolences to the victims' families. >> the news of the crash shocked us all. our thoughts are with the family and friends of victims. reporter: in berlin's foreign office the emergency response team plans to work around the clock in the coming days. right now they are focused on providing information for the vi

stephanie: laurent lamothe was appointed prime minister in 2012.ormer telecommunications ceo, lamothe set out to transform haiti's image. from a poor, aid-dependent country to a land of lucrative opportunities. what industries should come here then? if you were to say, this is a business that would thrive in haiti, what is it? fmr. prime minister lamothe: manufacturing, for example. we are one of the top 5 t-shirt manufacturers. i do not know if you knew that. we have over 1000 construction sites around the country. over 70% is hiring local workers. in terms of tourism attraction, we see attractions with large investors coming in. the marriott will open its doors. stephanie: the marriott hotel is being funded by an irish billionaire who calls himself haiti's number one salesperson. denis o'brien: well, we are investing $45 million. we will probably lose money for the first six to nine months and then we will turn a profit. so, we will get a good return on investment here. no problem. stephanie: the marriott is in downtown port-au-prince, right next

laurent does why the worked 2 billion because they don't throw that money around like the yankees did in the old days. and like the dodgers a doing now. >> pam moore: coming up next breaking news in this case of the supposedly kidnapped woman from vallejo. >> grant lodes: the late is not a crazy breaking news story the valet a woman that was said to be abducted and held for ransom is now being investigated for pulling all hoax. dozens of officers and the fbi agency was involved when she went missing monday. the physical therapist turned up this money and for a huntington beach. this morning. they're saying now that there is no evidence that this is a kidnapping and appears to be orchestrated we will be straining the 930 news conference live on kron 4. >> pam moore: so it is certainly been of challenging newsday. so we use this for pick me up. the babies in this crawling raise did not know what to do it first. until one dad gets the bright idea to coax his baby across the finish line with a bottle. the winner's name is nathan. the baby race happened during a sacramento kings game the o

stephanie: laurent lamothe was appointed prime minister in 2012.ormer telecommunications ceo, lamothe set out to transform haiti's image. from a poor, aid-dependent country to a land of lucrative opportunities. what industries should come here then? if you were to say, this is a business that would thrive in haiti, what is it? lamothe: manufacturing, for example. we are one of the top 5 t-shirt manufacturers. i do not know if you knew that. we have over 1000 construction sites around the country. over 70% is hiring local workers. in terms of tourism attraction we see attractions with large investors coming in. the marriott hotel will open its doors. stephanie: the marriott hotel is being funded by an irish billionaire who calls himself haiti's number one salesperson. denis o'brien: well, we are investing $45 million. we will probably lose money for the first six to nine months and then we will turn a profit. so, we will get a good return on investment here. no problem. stephanie: the marriott is in downtown port-au-prince, right next door to denis

rashid: i have a personal relationship with president laurent. -- borneen. was passionate, emotional, and the way that he wanted to show how he wanted to create, i guess, a similar is asian that they were not going to stand for something. i think that is great. the thing a want to say is it is true that these give me to be educated and we have students that are not from communities that know about racism, but it is our duty to say what we are standing for and what we are not going to stand for. there needs to be implementation for other students and classes to have to teach races activities and educate them on races structures and how we will not perpetuate those things. amy: we're going to continue this discussion in part to online. we would like people to respond facet rashid campbell, thank you for joining us, thanks so much to tracie washington, and things to vince warren for i'm an american, i've been brought up on american films, story and narrative. call it classical, traditional or old fashioned i'm drawn to those forms try to stick them. "get back h

i see it when i see rap stars dressed in ralph laurent.e accrued vermont of the wasp heritage. whether it's works brothers -- brooks brothers or newport. it has the sheen of success and power. i think we have a socially mobile culture still. a team leading wealth can put you at the top of power, no matter what your background is. brendan: that resentment in the show between guys who went to ivy league colleges and the ones who did not, you think that's still there in america? >> absolutely. it's only turned back in time to the way it was. there is still a secret handshake. brendan: paul sweeney is here with us. he is our director of research and a huge fan of the show. when i listen to matt weiner talked about that world i have a hard time figuring if he's talking about them or it today. is that why the show resonates? guest: it resonates from the time of the 60's. i think it's less relevant today. i took issue with some of his comments in that piece. when you think about the madmen days it was madison avenue and wall street. somebody coul

we just all yves saint laurent purses.hink people who are saving $1.50 at the pump are going out to buy -- carl: they are going out to buy imported goods because the cost of imports are falling as the dollar appreciates. that is a problem for domestic producers. olivia: certainly. we had jeff rosenberg on earlier this week, and he said we will not see consumer spending the extra cash until they have the perception of the discount is permanent. carl: the improvement in consumer sentiment is more the confidence in the economic outlook, i think relative to main street america understanding the dynamics. olivia: what about the weather? carl: this is the big question for february. we should see the gas price tailwind the labor market kicking in the stronger consumption, but february is a very lousy month. the jobs report is weak. retail is a full month's survey. we had called weather, big risk for retail. olivia: you know what was selling well? those little puppy shoes for the snow. tom: i saw them yesterday and 60 degree weath

laurent cantilever sandals. have you ever shopped on net-a-porter? howard: no, sacredness.sn't have that -- no, thank goodness. my wife doesn't have that expensive at case. tom: this is the further digitalization of our life that mr. bezos has led for 20 years. howard: they are doing this for a reason. as it is breaking, i have not thought quite through this. brendan: when he acquires, he also acquires ideas and talent. he did that to learn how could they are doing. it cannot just be that he is acquiring a catalog, because that is easy to do for amazon. howard: no, this is interesting. i've been talking about amazon for such a long time about how they took this prime and locked down the female audience. women will go for the extra click to find a cheaper item and prime district that whole thing away from them and we have amazon people showing up at our house everyday dress as fedex and ups people. amazon is in our life everyday and he must feel a need -- maybe there are better margins here -- tom: it is an elite audience. they go after fancy kitchenware williams-sonoma, but

host: laurent fox, correspondent for "national journal." thank you v for joining us this morning. john is up next on the line for republicans. what do you think? caller: i think she should not be confirmed. she is in the same boat -- she does not follow the constitution, at least from what i heard from her hearing. she agrees with that president and his unlawful acts. i think they should get a more moderate person in there. that is what they need. host: let me ask you, before you go, if the president is looking for someone else do you think he would ever nominate anyone who doesn't you with him on some of these issues you have can learns about ? caller: probably not. he might as well leave eric holder there. you see, they use their race card. that's what the democrats do. i think people are getting sick and tired of here in that nonsense. host: robber on our twitter page writes that -- lynch reflects the views of the president was appointing kurt, which is the normal horse of events reflecting the constitution. ronald is next. good morning. caller: good morning. can you hear me? h