so this is in a way a markting. so any product you put her picture on, it turns into more of a prized item and become a lottery good as e and trusting as the phenomenon. it just goes to show you that for new general ragstions, the people,it's not just the utility that any item provides, but the idea behind is that something can be marketed now. something that can be given a higher standards merely because it was associated with something better. such as an actress. so in my writing, id give you an analogy of a young man and his mother. and the mother works in the market and she is selling fried goods in the market. and the son brings friends to see mom. and mom gets really up set at the son. now that the son has brought these kids with him at the market, she had to give some of this food to the son and his friends and thereby not being able to sell the fried goods for herself. so she felt that the son should not come to the market because she cannot sell all the of her fried goods. that's one aspect. another aspect

they moved the group down to markt street. in san francisco, some of those protests did turn violence. several businesses were vandalized. there were some reports of broken windows, some bottles and rocks thrown. several arrests made at night in san francisco on friday. also, in chicago, about 200 people who marched from the city's magnificent mile shopping district in the afternoon. they marched from there and that was described as a day of awareness and engagement from chicago. about half of that group kept marching onward to a wall mart store almost four miles away. they were chanting hands up, don't shoot. they were chanting things like no justice, no profit. they ultimately closed down that mall for the night. about half of that group kept marching onward to a wall mart store almost four miles away. they were chanting hands up, don't shoot. they were chanting things like no justice, no profit. in seattle, same day, on friday, more than 200 protesters gathered in seattle's downtown, in the rain. went to the seattle public

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two, you have to make sure that there's a markt. and, three, you have to make sure that there's a marketplace to sell to. in places like liberia or sierra leonne as well as a county in pennsylvania. so that whole continue yum of preparing this and communication. this is going to drive the breakthrough support. >> thank you, senators, for coming today. what was the effect -- i'm sorry, fred griffey. what was the effect, if any, was dod and cdc having different quarantine policies. thank you, again. that sort of tops my communication right there. and the numbers that they had to fix this. the lack of ability to understand on their part. it's probably the worst thing that could have happened. it's still our policy today. we're still taking the military that comes out of the region, have no contact with patients, we've quarantined them for e 21 days. anyone else doesn't get quarantined. it continues to be a problem. it's maybe not as high on the public's list 06 concerns, but it's one of the things that breaks down the trust of the amer

can brick and mortars take back the markt share?emedies and options for department stores looking to reclaim retail. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" live from london on bloomberg tv. let's talk shop. black friday gave retailers their best sales performance of the year, but the ongoing decline in foot traffic could indicate that brick and mortars are fighting a losing battle, as they have the easy convenience of shopping online. the solution, according to the founder, it's more digital customer engagement. daniel wagner joins to us explain why. great to have out program. i just want to remind everyone, because we've been talking about technology, and just to educate people that are watching us that may have missed the story, you invented the technology that will show you if retailers sign up what, for example, you're wearing, right? it's like the shazam of the retail world. >> you can listen to a tv ad and then engage with that, or you can walk into a physical retail store and communicate with the store via your mobile phone. the st

one of the tling that is we found interesting about those underground markts is we didn't see much trafficand intellectual property and we didn't see much traffic in really popular zero-day tools. i think in both of these industries, it's a spoked market. you handle these differently than you handle most items. >> i like to address what we called it. again, when i say organized crime with my mother-in-law, she's thinking the god father, okay. and that's not what's going on here. it is a loosely connected, fed rated group of specialists. and it's kind of like -- it's like lincoln log or leggos when they connect things where they need to connect to. it's not one giant person doing the entire thing. so, yes, get away from the god father metaphor and just talk about organized crime that way. >> i think the connection is trust, right? and credibility within our space. i think, you know, as carl well spoke in the beginning of the conferen conference, you talked about the crews that exist, right? so think about that for a second. you have a hacker who takes away security controls and then tells t

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