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they want growth that is in conformity and if it's with our lifestyle -- and fits with our lifestyle. >> reporter: elbert county's population was little more than 1/3 of the 20,000 people it is today when julie moved rethem c having that space, too. >> reporter: the families that could move into this open space zoned for the newest development. >> if you're going to do that, why don't you live in highlands ranch, parker, douglas county. why do they need to creep into it's a battle groups continue to fight within the confines of planning commission meetings. >> i think we need to take a look in the mirror and say what are we doing to our county? >> reporter: elbert county's 2005. in it are warnings of growth problems dozens in the county echo with each mention of a new development. >> these big developers don't look at you. they don't look at us as the big dogs. they look at us as a bunch of hicks standing in their way of making money. >> reporter: today elbert county is eight times larger than it was 40 years ago. >> let's not recreate, you know, the suburbs out here. >> reporter: wit

60% of people have a rich lifestyle. technology lifestyle. energy lifestyle. use nuclear technology to make a nuclear bomb or i could use nuclear power to provide great services and saves hundreds of millions of lives because of the extra energy. and energy use correlates into less mortality. emily: do you worry about the dangers of technology? vinod: i think we as a about it.ould worry ai, for one, we should worry about it. the greater role that technology plays in society, the more he will have to use it to service people at the bottom of the pyramid. emily: you have talked about the value of failure -- do you overthink you are too willing to fail? vinod: it depends on who you are. america, as a society, can't afford to fail. the world depends too much on us. witham a mature company 100 people or 1000 people or 100 thousand people, i shouldn't fail. it doesn't mean that i shouldn't encourage failure. i encourage experiments that might fail and if they fail, you lose 5% or 10% of your assets, resources, cash. if anything succeeds, you double your market cap.

i don't think they're lifestyle parties judging from the people i see going in and out. children and so forth...)) ((vanessa murphy)) turns out there are several locations throughout the valley offering anything but a typical house party... burke says when a couple of groups found out he tae many swingers wanting to keep their lifestyle a secret.... ((burke: i know there's a lot of people that are hidden away.)) ((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// >>> ((brian loftus)) >>> southern nevada is getting close to 1-million dollars in added funding to help fight sex trafficking in our state. ((kirsten joyce)) >> those grants are coming from the department of justice's.. and u-s department of health and human services. the "nevada partnership for next three years. the money will help increase the hours of the organization's various facilities -- which you see here as well as add a mentoring program to both boys and girls... who are at risk of falling into sex trafficking./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> social media is finding comic relief after the election. ((brian loftu

many swingers wanting to keep their lifestyle a secret.... ((burke: i know there's a lot of people that are hidden away.)) ((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// >>> ((christianne klein)) historic win as kris bryant returns to the valley. when you'll get the chance to shake hands with the las vegas native. "now, live...this is 8 ((katie boer)) a pacific storm system will move across the region sunday through spread into mainly the sierra by sunday afternoon and across the rest of the area sunday night and monday. some showers may linger in eastern portions of lincoln and mohave counties monday night. generally dry conditions and near normal temperatures are expected for the remainder of next week. .................... southwest flow will be over the area tonight as a pacific trough approaches the california coast. some mid and high level moisture will continue to spread across portions of the area as this trough approaches but mainly associated with a weaker disturbance out ahead of the main trough moving north out of ba california.

so there's a different choice of lifestyles which led to somewhat of a schism or division in the group. - but the division happened and then, as you tell the story, there were moments when you were divided and then came back together and then divided and then came back together and even in recent years. came back together and now as i understand it, you're at a place where you're divided. - the thing is, when we did the 50th anniversary reunion tour together in 2012. - [evan] i was gonna say, it'd be about four or five years ago. - and it was contracted to be 50 and then it expanded to be 73 and at the end of that i'm obligated under my agreement i have with the corporation that owns the name the beach boys to continue touring as i have been doing for many years. and so, actually, i'm the only one in the group that's been with the group since the beginning. - the only continuous member. - yeah and so that was well known by all of us and my partners, in particular brian and allen jardin, said that i fired them and that was just not true. i can't fire them. fire them from what? it came t

new research shows that leading a healthy lifestyle can slash your risk for developing heart disease, even if your genes are heavily stacked against you. the study finds that people with the most inherited risk cut their chances of having a heart attack or other heart problems in half if they didn't smoke, ate well, got regular exercise and stayed slim. at 4:45 in the morning, caffeine can be your best friend! but too much of a good thing can have dangerous effects on your health. fox's alexis mcadams explains why drinking one too many energy drinks, could land you in the hospital. <

dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier my name is dylan polin and blue cross blue shield keeps me healthy. my name is dylan polin afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. close call for kids in pittsburgh. look at that, a police chase ended with a crash. officers were chasing a stolen vehicle when a van hit a cruiser and sent the cruiser spinning out of control, nearly striking a group of children on the sidewalk. none of the kids was hurt. the officer had only minor injuries. >>> orlando police said that the video here shows a drunk driver falling out of hi truck. he was leaving a club, and he fell out with the truck hitting his leg. >>> in los angeles, about 100 firefighters saved 4 people stranded on a

many swingers wanting to keep their lifestyle a secret.... ((burke: i know there's a lot of people that are hidden away.)) ((vanessa murphy)) vanessa murphy, 8 news now.// >>> ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the fate of the shuttered badlands golf course remains in limbo... after the las vegas city council spent hours discussing the issue with attorneys of the homeowners who live at the course.. and developers who are eyeing the 250 acres near rampart and goodman//city of las vegas "you can work together as the responsible twosome that understands we're trying to make this work. we want to see it work. we want to homeowners satisfied, we want to developers satisfied." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> tonight.. the city voted 4-3 to approve the developers request to move forward with their application.. "without prejudice"... which would make it easier for developers to come back with a different proposal... if they decide not to turn the the city council wants both parties to work towards an agreement.. one of which could involve preserving part of the co

. >> it's a lifestyle. >> it's a religion. >> it's a lifestyle. >> it's a religion. >> hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? ously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of >> now it's time too get caught up on the hottest pop culture stories of the day. we all love to express ourselves. especially an emoji. if you thought there weren't enough choices, new ones are on the way. that's at number one. >> i like emojis a lot. more with 72 new emojis coming to your iphone soon. crossing my fingers emojis that they'll be here in time for me to react to like this at the polls. they've got one for all ages. >> this is an emoji of your mom trying to understand what emojis are. >> whether you understand them or not, the n

. >> simple lifestyle changes could make a very big difference. they looked at urine samples and lifestyles of 800 pregnant women. eating protein-packed food third trimester when babies grow the most, a 50% increase in nutrient-rich meals could mean weight-gain of 2.5%. >> if we modify the level of met blights, we would be able to help ensure a healthy birth. >> reporter: those protein-packed meals include chicken, fish, eggs, beans, lentil, soy protein. would raise the minimum wage. why some think that could impact your hoa dues. >> food at the wrong temperature, some valley restaurants are not keeping a clean kitchen. >> it is a great evening to get outside with some partly cloudy conditions. temperatures in the >> one of the most powerful tools to protect the border is floating high above our desert. it's called tars, tethered arrow-radar system. they carry specialized radar that can detect low-flying aircraft and drones. >> our law enforcement officers that see that on the radar will then engage and get the get the bad guys waiting for the dru

>> right. >> you got no problem with our lifestyle?> no. >> well i wish you'd educate some of these other people in here. it's not like if i touch you it's going to rub off on you. right? >> right. >> i can touch you. see how he's blushing in his cheek. >> most of the men here are either older, gay, or transgender. like clarence culverson, issued an article of clothing not typically found in men's units. >> this is a county-issued jail bra. i keep up, because you're only issued one. so i take care of it like it's my very own. >> culverson has grown breasts through a hormone treatment for a planned sex change operation and he says he uses them to advantage. >> i'm like a vulture. i go for my prey. when i see somebody vulnerable in there, take to my advantage and get what i want. i might show a nipple here or nipple there or take my bra off and walk around in a t-shirt, it turns them on. to look at me you got to give me something. see, i know how to use my femininity to my advantage. >> but culverson knows that flirting in jail comes wit

i acquired a lifestyle being a dancer. big money. that's big money. 12 or 13 i was in the club stripping. and doing anything else i could do to get money. i mean, i was a pretty little girl and all the men knew that in the club. and there's ways to get money in the club. if you want to call it prostitution. you know, in the clubs it's called dates. you go on a date. you go on a date you come home with money. and i didn't like it. i've always been gay. >> smith danced under the stage name stormy. >> stormy because the first time i got on stage it was a storm, the biggest storm we ever had in cleveland where the cars were floating. when i got on stage, all the lights went out, and a car went right through the front of the window. and the owner, i didn't have a name, and the evener called me stormy. and i've been stormy ever since. and i think i'm kind of a storm when i dance. >> stormy might also describe the relationship smith had with her former girlfriend, which is what brought her to jail. >> we just befriended each other and she n

i wanted to go out and experience a different lifestyle.lly, i ventured out. >> taylor embraced the sugar lifestyle when she was just 22. and this is rich. her sugar daddy of nearly a decade. >> how you doing, you sexy thing? give me a hug. give me a hug. okay. how you doing? >> i'm great. >> are you going to get in? >> i'm going to get in. >> sugar relationships can last a long time. taylor's been in hers for ten years. she says her sugar daddy is teaching her a lot of really important things, like golf. >> outstanding! >> good shot. >> outstanding. >> when i met rich, it was just effortless. >> all right, taylor, don't you laugh. >> we just hit it off. >> whoa. >> all right. >> that was a good shot. >> thank you. >> i don't want to use the term love at first sight, but something along those lines. >> can i ask you how old you are? >> i'm 32. >> i'm 69. >> if you forgive me for saying, there are a lot of people who might say, what a dirty old man. >> i am a dirty old man. all old men are dirty old men. have you ever met one that didn't lik

dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin >>> history on wall street. the dow topped 19,000 for the first time. the markets ended the day at 19,023 gains 67 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also ended the day up. >>> a bold robbery in a new york city jewelry store caught flashed a gun. and one used a hammer to smash glass and steal $300,000 worth of watches. they have not been found but no one was hurt. >>> an airline pilot had to battle extreme cross winds in gibraltar. you can see the plane pitching down and correcting before sticking the landing. you can hear the applauding. >>> and no massive tsunami in japan but the 6.9 quake did trigger large waves which you can see traveling up the river in the area. there were concerns that -- but it was so far out that it didn't cause a massive tsunami. difference. >>> we have just flipp

. >>> new research shows seemingly simple lifestyle changes that can make a big difference. brett mareeno explains doctors think this could be a new tool for moms to give their babies a healthy start. >> reporter: 8 months along, she's starting to think about her son's arrival, including how much he will weigh. of generally, i guess with our doctors about what is normal, you know, what we can expect. >> reporter: new research at imperial college london may take away some of the uncertainty. >> the aim of the study was to look for metab lights in the urine of pregnant women and see if these could predict birth weight. >> reporter: researchers looked at urine samples and the lifestyles of women. the samples revealed several birth weight indicators women can control including vitamin-d levels, and diet. eating protein-packed foods rich in branched chain amino acids made a big difference in the third trimester when babies grow the most. a 50% increase in those nutrients can mean a weight low birth weight have been linked to type two diabetes and obesity. >> foods rich in those a

the fitting was really about supplying me with an arch support that fit my lifestyle. i'm mike, and that's my good feet story. jay: there's a wide range of choices available so that there should be a product out there that fits into what shoe you need it to work in. ava: women's shoes are amazing. i love shoes. they, like, call you and so you go, "and i have to have that shoe." and so you go and grab them. but they don't really make them to fit to be comfortable. and you wear 'em a couple of times, and then you never wear them again. they're the cutest shoes. i mean, that's why you buy them, 'cause they look good. and when you put 'em on in the store, it's like, "wow, okay, my foot fits. i can walk around. we're good." you spend a few hours in those, not so good anymore. beth: bein' a woman, we like our shoes. i have the fashion that i want. i just put the function that i need into it. feels okay in the store. it's cute. you take it home. you wear it for a day, maybe 2, and you realize it kills your feet. ava: but you look fabulous so you deal with the pain. but then y

dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin >>> a cape cod teen girl on the way to the school bus. bourn police have arrested 18- year-old john allen saying that one week ago he grabbed a 14- year-old girl from behind and threw her to the ground. the victim and suspect live on the same street. allen will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> also breaking, a shooting on connell at street in dorchester. the victim has life-threatening injuries. we have a crew on the way and

a closer look at a new trend in lifestyles. see how people are walking away from their rent or a mortgage bait.. only to have the package yanked report but the guy hasn't been found. a new twist in a murder case..... involving.... twin sisters. one twin is dead... the other..... now charged for a second time in her murder.... after being let go. it all hinges on what abc's.... lauren lyster.... has more. pkg script: the survivor of this fatal crash in hawaii -- yoga instructor alexandria a judge initially dropped charges against her in june. sot - tom eddin / duval's attorney "she did not intend to harm herself or the person she was closest to in this world." duval's attorney is calling it an accident.. but police arrested the 37-year-old woman for a second time...catching her in albany over the weekend.. after a grand jury in maui.. indicted her... sot - dan abrams / abc news chief legal analyst "it is enough evidence to send this case to trial and prosecutors saying thank you judge we're now going to take this to a grand jury

giving up half your wealth will not impact my lifestyle. it is not a huge impact. spend more of my time working on technology. i will probably have way more impact than from my giving. the other half of that is having principles. it is amazing to me how many fortune 500 ceo's read the press, read "wall street journal," and respond to it by saying here is what we believe is a company. passionate entrepreneurs, they have a passion that far exceeds their desire for short-term profit. because of that they make more wealth and profit over the long haul. wealth is just a tool to give you freedom to do what you want to do. many people, especially people like trump, get trapped in this cycle of making more. that is not that interesting. doing all of the deals. he thinks it is smart to avoid taxes. that just blows my mind. i'm religious about my belief system. on the beach, act your question. it is about property rights. people who want to use coercion, they told me they would embarrass me into -- the courts of the way you resolve things, not somebody's opinion, not the pre

see what is more suitable for you and your lifestyle. so to answer that question, cool sculpting uses more of a freezing method. hence the name, cool sculpting. sculpture we use heat to destroy the fat cells. the reason why that's so important is because of the side effects. with cool sculpting, it's like a suction cup. so we describe it as a not only is it cooling and freezing your skin, your muscles, your nerves, as well as injuring the fat cells, with that comes swelling, bruising, a little bit of pain and soreness, versus sculpture. there is no down time. the applicator lays flat on the skin. you feel a little sore like you worked out and a little tender. go work out, drink plenty of fluid and no side effects with that. this is the reason why we chose this. >> very interesting. your body actually breaks down that fat. take us through the procedure a little bit. we have some pictures here of sculpsure. so this is the device that goes -- >> correct. she has four applicators on her. there is that are placed on her abs. again, it's just

dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin >>> a 19-year-old woman is charged in a deadly hit-and- run. she hit this man who was riding his bicycle and left him in the road. when confronted by police she allegedly lied to them. the vict in the hospital over the weekend. >> loved ones are devastated. >> i loved him a lot. he was a good guy. >> reporter: it wasn't easy for amanda parker to come here. but she wanted to see the two people charged in connection with the hit-and-run of someone she loved. >> i want to see her face. i want her to know that people loved him and he wasn't just he was a human being. >> reporter: the 19-year-old is facing charges for leaving the scene of a deadly accident and misleading police. she hit him thursday night while he was riding his bike i

. >> meghan has her own lifestyle launching her own clothing line. harryymay be smitten, but he has historically not spoken out about any of his romances. >> the private life has to be private, and i hope people respect that. >> there's no doubt, e's into her and she's most certainly into him. >> they make a cute couple. from aabudding royal romance to a hollywood marriage on its fourth anniversary, justin timberlake and jessica biel just celebrated last month, but they're still acting like newlyweds. take a look. almost as muchhas it makes us swoon. >> jessica got a visit from her hubby yesterday on the new orleans set of her new movie and it reminded us just how much we love this love story. ?? ?? >> baby, i love you more than i& can put into words or more than any song i could ever write. the couple connected in 2007 at the golden globes after-party, downs.ey've had their ups and writes a song to serenade you down the aisle at your wedding, all betssare off. >> then there's 18-month-old son silus. justin admits being a hussand and dad has changed

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there's no better lifestyle than the people i've found in tampa bay. >> this is very generous. i know this makes a big difference. where does all the money go? >> heart disease and stroke survivors we invest in the research and their treatment so life. it was really special. there was a moment where we had 3 survivors on stage and so checks like this allows us to make more lifestyles and save more lives like those 3. >> it is lifesaving money, that's the big difference. >> it's important when you put your head down on the pillow at night you do the right thing and i feel that we're doing the right thing and everybody in tampa does the right thing that i've seen here in the 2 years that i've been here. let's keep stronger. >> huger. >> it's that's a word or not it's our new word. thanks for being here. and thank you, kate. >> thank you, both. >> back to you. >> so glad he said huge. coming up will this weather stick around all week? we'll find out at first at 4 weather and then the strawberry festivals entertainment line up is up. we'll show you some of the highlighted artists a

changes we can tell you what those lifestyle changes should be. yeah so like basically -- >> a lot of good info though? >> oh, yeah. we provide patients with resources they can use. if you can't go to the doctor regularly for you know whatever reason, if you go to the grocery store, they have the blood pressure machines that take your blood pressure. it's just like pointing patients into this direction of where they can find this resources so they can -- >> i think it is wonderful the hands on work you are doing because you're in your 6th semester right of nursing school.yo semesters left, hoping to graduate in august of 2017. [laughter] >> it seems like with herzing you're doing a lost hands on work. >> oh, yeah. i learned the first time i learned how to take a blood pressure was my anatomy and physiology class. when we really got into it and more practicing was in my health assessment class, my internal of the hands on stuff like full head to toe, other nursing skills too. it was great. >> wonderful. >> i could not wait to get to that semester.

. >> get ready for "lifestyles of the rich and famous." >> you have got a vip ticket to the private partyl delivered with the comics around the news, and that was what i always thought "lifestyles" was, we were the comic around the news. >> finally in the driving seat of his own career, he burned rubber in a new direction, david hasslehoff, rock idol. >> we pushing the levels with wealth and aste-- >> we revealed the amazing wizard, donald trump, if he did not shock and surprise you back then, he will surprise you with all of this. >> do the figures ever frighten you? the answer is no, it's my lifestyle, the good, the bad. >> does it bring with you any political aspiration. >> no political aspiration. >> your show has gotten a lot of ridicule, and people say there's nothing more than trash. >> that doesn't upset me because it's the best trash on television, and i am not in the business of brain surgery, i'm in the business of fluff. >> that's the fantasy element at a time when access is possible. you want to stand in a hot tub with a glass of champagne? rock on. >> we had never seen that

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dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm going to be heavier and i'm not going to be able to jump as far. my name is dylan polin p cambridge fire fighters responding to a foyer on fairfield street earlier today. they believe that the fire started on the second floor of a two and a half story building. crews manage to contain the fire ratherically. no injuries were reported and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> anchor: two example arrested in man chester, new hampshire after allegedly pulling false fire alarms. >> anchor: police say the two men pulled 12 alarms from call boxes around the city. man drove and for hours pulling alarms until a witness finally reported the incident. fire fighters were able to stop the car and then detain the two men until police arrived. >> anchor: feeling lucky? well, you could be the winner of an i popping p

for years, your body has struggled with the stress of our fast-paced lifestyle and the clogging build-up of our modern low-fiber diet full of processed food, chemicals, growth hormones, alcohol, and caffeine -- not to mention prescription drugs and toxins in your air and water. right now, you could be carrying around as much as 10 pounds or more of putrid, rotting waste in your colon if you're not having unfortunately, for many, irregularity is a huge problem and can have a dramatic and negative impact on your life, and may be the real reason why you suffer digestive problems like constipation, diarrhea, bloating, gas, and low energy. on this show, we're going to talk about how you can cleanse and enjoy renewed vitality. >> irregularity is a big problem. i can go a couple of days without going to the bathroom. i feel like it's really bad for my overall health. feel like i've gained weight. >> my body just felt older, and it wasn't something i was used to feeling. >> i have a lot of bloating and gas, and i'm really ready for a change now. >> announcer: meet dr. michael ho. dr. ho is a pra

global lifestyle, owned by pvh. phillips-van heusen. it private in 2006 and sold it again in 2013. 2012. charlie: and what did your father live to know? tommy: he saw us take the company public. charlie: so he knew his son was a success. tommy: we made amends. did it yoursaid you way. i wanted you to be a doctor or lawyer, but you did something that was a huge success. all was good. tommy: all was good. charlie: and you now give him credit because he infused in you the will to be something, to be motivated. tommy: i think the motivation is really important, because lots of people can have dreams and ideas, but if they are not motivated to really, really push the ball forward, they may turn around at the first obstacle. part of so you think the success and part of the essence of "american dreamer" is you can have dreams but you have to pursue them 24/7. are you a good businessman? tommy: i think i am a good businessman. is a good businessman, and i have learned a lot. there are some who went on to invest in michael kors. and laurence dro

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. >> reporter: ivanka is a business tycoon in her own right, with a multimillion dollar lifestyle brand, but in the days leading up to the election, she's been distancing herself from the campaign, boycotters. >> i love this country. thank you. thank you very much. >> reporter: with a big white house win, though, the trump oldest children now ready to charge into the family business, while dad takes charge in the country and donald jr. might be eyeing a political future of his own. >> it's a tough process, a brutal process, but there's that element that's just amazing to be able to touch someone in that way, and i've seen my father doing that. >> reporter: the two youngest, nothing back, and never let fear of failure get in the way, you pretty much figured out the trump formula. >> reporter: and barron, the baby of the family, just 10 years old, will be the first white house son since jfk jr. >> i explained to him what's going on. he asks me about the polls all the time. >> reporter: now she can say the polls are over, and they are moving to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> i say, little ba

your rich, fancy lifestyle, your leer jet lifestyle, big limo seens, fancy dinners will not end. the world will not end. you will still make millions of dollars on your crappy movies and do every single thing you normally do. enough of the little baby temper tantrums going on here. what is going to change is the life hopefully of millions of forgotten americans, the forgotten man election i call it, who have seen their jobs disappear, who haven't had a raise in years, with the lowest homeownership rate in 50 years, lowest participation rate since 1970s. 95 million americans out of work. you know what? two to three jobs people are taking to support their families, they're not living your lifestyle. healthcare premiums sky rocketed for average american. people completely ignored by political elites in washington, and all barack obama did was make it worse. donald trump ran for president to help them, to make their lives better. when he puts his policies into place, hopefully all-americans will benefit. here with reaction, nationally sin indicated radio talk show host larry elder. m

i was surprised that lifestyle only gained 1% on a volume basis. to me, it's one of the most deciding parts of your company. is there anything short term that could make that -- that depressed it so i could think a year or two from now, you could get better volume growth there? >> this is really a matter of year-ago comps. as you noted, jim, a lot of our growth businesses are in the lifestyle segment, and this is a segment that's done very well and we expect that to continue in the future. >> all right. and then international, i'm still waiting for you guys to really turn on the jets. put it in incremental dollars overseas? >> well, in international, we continue to face the macroeconomic challenges that everybody in our industry faces, and that has a lot to do with exchange rates and with cost inflation. i'm actually quite pleased wit the 4% volume growth that we've seen, 10% currency neutral sales growth, and we are focused on stemming these head winds that are talked about through pricing, cost savings, going lean, and we're doing that very well.

down to attend thousand dollars per year lifestyle. but i will move on with the brief outline why i think this helps to revitalize american society. is a complicated argument. xx will have people that drink up their money at the end of the month if you take it away then what will happen to the people? then they will have to seek help. but it cannot be going down to the bureaucracy downtown. to say i have nowhere to go help me you help to change the dynamic the person who was doing that no longer has resources so here it is the response that it l. think it is naive and to settle not let you start but don't tell me if dino the first of the month you have more money coming into a bank account. and take that interaction in terms of people who have human needs. dealing with those human needs where you have the best chance because of there is one thing to anybody but serious problems knows what that some people have sympathy and other people need a kick in the pants. other people who are closest to them. those that our most in effectual. and

>> the business is a global fashion lifestyle brand. >> rose: owned by? p.b.h. >> rose: right. we took the company public in the '90s. we took it private in 2006 and sold it again in 2013 -- 2012 >> rose: and what did your father live to know? >> he saw us take the company public in the beginning. zoo >>> rose: so he knew his son was a success. >> he was very proud >> rose: did he say so? yes. we made amends >> rose: he said, i'm glad you did it your way? you created something so it made me feel great, so all was -- >> all was good. >> rose: and you now give him credit because he infused in you the will to be something >> and be motivated. i think the motivation is really important because lots of people can have dreams and ideas but if they're not motivated to really, really push the ball forward, they may turn around at the first obstacle >> rose: so you think part of the success and part of the lesson of "american dreamer" is having dreams but you have to be willing to pursue them >> 24-7 >> rose: execution execution >> rose: you're a good businessman >> i am a good business