doug: gucci, rob lorenz -- they really like these high-quality aurent.h lore they really like this highlity. >> they can be selling two or three different products that cost 300 sales points. that is 1000 meters of fabric. we have moved from very limited series to large series like this. >> this company specializes in tweed. they have a range of product then encourage massive commercial appeal. >> that is where we developed fabrics, using kevlar and aramid fibers. that is one of our fake furs. we put the fabric at the bottom of winter, out of -- and officially they are excellent. so we have the ecological side, too. >> sometimes traditional production techniques have a hard time adapting to modest demands. >> it is a product that has real success. it was exported all over the world. it looks a little old now. it has not really been sufficiently reworked to keep up with the times. >> but that does not mean they will get away with the traditional -- despite the massive outsourcing of the 1990's. knitters.two one is 65 years old, the other is 72 years old. they agree to come back to the 4

so these things are important about the online campaign and they explain for example, what lorenz he sew said, across europe we're seeing clusters. if it was all all about the intt that wouldn't make sense at all because the internet is everywhere. if it was all about the internet, the distribution of cases would be equal or even across countries yet in fact of course we do see a lot of recruitment from relatively small towns and that is not because of the interin. that is because you have groups of people who knew each other, played football together, went to school together. the pattern across europe is everywhere is the same. one or two of them going over. staying in touch with the people still back home and successfully bringing over the rest. that is being replicated in portsmouth, harding, everywhere in europe, you find the same pattern. it is still about peer-to-peer networks which are of course powered by the internet but it is not the internet that radicalizes people. >> for american viewers, football would not be american football, but soccer. >> the actual football. >> i d

his yamaha teammate back right there, qualified fastest never on points with lorenz 0 but second by virtuef winning racing. >> that's sport for now thank you very much indeed. the remote countryside of senegal, there, a special art wants to inspire the village. it's called "the thread" it tends to widen arrestthe appeal modern art from, let's say london, and berlin. >> sirio hanson subpoena for the paris luxury brand now at "the thread" in a remote village in senegal. she didn't know what to expect but then she became inspired by the local fashion. she started knitting hats as well as muslim skull caps. and the unexpected happened. keirous young men joined in. why not knit my own hats? we are all practicing muslims. we need to, to cover our heads. >> sirio calls this a creative conversation, letting inspiration do the talking. >> my favorite thing about being here is there is hardly any phone reception. there is no internet. you can just turn your phone off and have 100% focus and just being. west wern ngos have come and gone in this region. the art center is a brain child of this village