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and every pair is sewn right here in the heart of motor city. -danke.red of the corporate rat race, eric noticed an opportunity to help revitalize his city by tapping into local designers and fabricators. -when you are done with those leather straps, marguerite, i want to get started on these jeans. -soon after he launched, he partnered with a production manager, brenna lane. and from there, they slowly grew, reaching almost a quarter of a million dollars of business in 2016. but now, the business has hit a snag. -we don't have any sales online or obviously in store. -sales have sputtered out and profits are meager. -it's terrible. -yeah. it's stressful as hell. -but eric and brenna can't figure out why. -i don't want this to fail. -for the last several years, i've invested over $15 million in the fashion business, and i've had my eye on the manufacturing renaissance happening in detroit. when i put those two things together, i'm confident this could be huge. -hello? -hello! -oh, hi. -marcus, it's nice to meet you! -i'm marcus. -i'm brenna. welcome... -

longtime its people time thousands marched across that amounts to change at the top also coming up the motor city activists called for fresh protests in belarus after police arrested hundreds of women demanding the resignation of hard line president alexander lukashenko. the.

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have congestion tolls but things in bangkok clearly can't continue as they are the city currently has over 10000000 motorized vehicles 1000000 of them were added last year on my own. modern city be bangkok or delhi come with a lot of basics we take for granted the access to toilets a working street lights good schools and even new age books like seamless why fight what you area 100 mean behind because even though like in india the greater part of the population lives a wage in the desert state of practice time believing the week of the bush strand reiko is up early this morning her neighbors will be over soon to help construct a thought outside the house race she and her brother lives. they lost their parents a few years ago and now the religion is raising the 2 children. or you. might call the villagers. in every possible water since both of their parents passed away we have a range for different. neighbors also building the toilet behind. why it is not uncommon for village communities to adopt children without. the community in the north as a special they come together to help each other out which has resu

mark the 100 consecutive day of block lines motor rallies in the u.s. city of portland triggered by the death of george floyd those protests show no sign of relenting. yeah you're seeing here i'm on desperately trying to the flames on his shoes after a molotov cocktail london near him tensions between demonstrators police remain high officers used tear gas to break up the crowds and they've made several arrests the rallies which begin in may have frequently been marred by violence. meanwhile in kentucky hundreds of armed protesters from rival groupings have marched through louisville black lines moderate campaigners converged on the city demanding the state's famous kentucky derby horse race be counseled that it cried police violence and racial injustice earlier in the day pro police militia had marched through the city and were confronted by some of the b.l.m. activists. well in all those developments i'm happy to say they've done the author and journalist joins us live on the program always good to see you don you know as you well know donald trump is pitc

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have congestion tolls but things in bangkok clearly can't continue as they are the city currently has over 10000000 motorized vehicles 1000000 of them were added last year alone. modern city can be bangkok or delhi come with a lot of basics we take for granted we need access to a working streetlights a good school and even a new age books like us why fight what areas opened remain behind because even though like in india the greater part of the population lives a willing in the desert state of believing the week of the bush administration recall is up early this morning her neighbors will be over soon to help construct a thought outside the harm's way she and her brother lived. they lost their parents a few years ago and now the religion is raising their 2 children.

have congestion tolls but things in bangkok clearly can't continue as they are the city currently has over 10000000 motorized vehicles 1000000 of them. last year alone. getting from a to b. can be a struggle especially for those with disabilities around a 1000000000 people worldwide experience some form of disability and millions of them rely on wheelchairs to get about but while in industrialized nations almost everybody in need of a wheelchair has access to one in developing countries just 10 percent. that's why wheelchair makers essentially those who can think outside the box are in demand. lincoln where money is assembling various components you found all but one of them in junkyards. he is building a wheelchair. only the motorcycle shock absorber is new. going to the trauma room. and yet we don't have would grow between 4 normal who is in the way it was but for this one because of what. to do with the broken so when you get the whole it looks what this brings in part. and that is exactly what his customers need. katie so your cow has brittle bone disease she's 29 and leads an independent life despite di

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motors. banks from cities hsbc has tried to slash their workforce.ger. >> i want to start with some headlines coming out of the e.c.b. they're giving lenders some semp rare relief when it comes to their ratio. a way to judge how lyde these are. it looks like total assets. the total assets can shrink. they're not going to get a penalty for homeding cash at the central bank. right now, as of the end of march 202, their level ratio was about 5.36%. it's expected that this move will shave about .3 percentage points off of that leverage ratio. but there's other trouble in store in banks. this is what you were talking about. job cuts coming delout the industry. now, at about 60,000 job cuts that are planned for this year, we are well on base to exceed last year's level of job cuts. that means this year will see the biggest termination of lender workforces since 2015. >> they want to save and especially if they have these lone losses. you consumers who aren't spending as much. we have leg latory costs to keep up with. these banks are betting on. when you lo

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the entire city has been evacuated. i am at the motor lodge along lincoln avenue and behind me, we have watched glowing fires disappear, looking east near the silverado trail. hopefully, that is some good news. we are waiting for the latest from cal fire once the sun comes up. however the weather conditions are pretty good for firefighting. it is a lot cooler compared to yesterday. not a lot of wind to speak of but the official count is 113 structures destroyed and that number could go up as firefighters explore the areas that have already burned. by the afternoon, the entire city population of calistoga, 5300, was being evacuated. the fire had crested the hill where they are. people had to evacuate immediately. >> we got back to the house a couple weeks ago and we were evacuated for 17 days and there we go again. it is dad. >> those evacuation orders are in effect in napa and sonoma encompassing about 70,000 people. no idea when they will be able to return home and for many of them, no idea what they are going to be returning to we will

motors to reduce emissions. every cruise ship docked in lisbon will have to be connected to the electricity grid during you so for oxide emissions and cut pollution in the city. the noted image hope authorizes will keep a promise so that liston can live up to its name of europe's green capsule. dolphins are truly amazing creatures well let's return to the african continent did you know that chart congregations in ethiopia play a key role in environmental protection it all started when deforestation began to deplete the country's indigenous tree stocks it was a congregations that fought to preserve their local forests specially diversity. well we found a community where more than 30 different kinds of trees are still growing and it turns out it's not so hard to do. for almost 25 years. has been tending to church forest some 200 monks living here in this altar that's the way he took community in northern ethiopia for centuries monks up preserve the forests around their churches taking care of the citizens as being a spiritual ritual for members of this faith to view the natural forest as a symbol of heaven. the ministry 183.5. this is on an ownership of the mi

motor connection on this night. in the. flooding situation in the city of one person i think the influences you have put it's a little unprecedented it has been on previous record and it is really unfortunate that at this wonderful time when the nation needs food and then that to solve the problems these p.t.a. presented is that again distorting these bases allegations despite the difficulties driver hide cleans and repairs his rickshaw i see a lot of financial situation was ready by that but now the flood waters put drainage and made even worse i'm unable to draw even a lot of water has. i really hope he'll be able to continue to provide for his family but like so many others in karachi he also worries things may get more difficult. just ahead here on the news tyson fury says he's ready to knock down another champion probably not the one the boxing fans were expecting santa here with all the details just a moment. stuck inside my time machine i'm going to take you back 25 years now to the beginning of the dot com boom many of the startups back then woul

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>>the west and a mill city was on fire suzanne la fontaine endured the when she says felt like it was going to blow her motor home over. she endured smoke, but what she could not endure was a sense that she had that of wind driven inferno the sweeping down the santa ana river valley in her direction so early tuesday morning she took off came here to the state fairgrounds in salem with some belongings and her cat not knowing a thing about e well-being of the place and gates she left behind that's the worst part you know i really want to know what's going on up there want to know that fire camp people are safe. >>i want to know that everybody got out. and they're just nowhere to find marion county commissioners met with reporters briefly in salem this wednesday >>they are not sure they say what they'll find when they return to the mill city gates, detroit area. but one thing that commissioner kevin cameron does know is if cme entire towns burnd to the ground. the county stands ready to help them rebuild. >>those people have been wiped off the met so many times you go back to the late 80's, the spotted owl. yo

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. >> this motor home is 36 feet long and 8 feet wide, about the size of a city bus.nse is required. >> oh, no! >> that was a little tight with the -- >> that was my back wheel, right? >> with more r.v.s on the road, more inexperienced drivers are putting the wreck in recreational vehicle. >> trevor: goddam that was crazy! i know what you're thinking now, trevor, if my whole family is in that r.v. and we crash and die, isn't that worse than some of us getting coronavirus? honestly guys, i don't know because if one family member dies, we all have to go to their funeral. but if we all die together, then no one is sad! it's also funny how that guy said, r.v.s are a great way to keep your family together. is that really the problem we're having now? who's sitting out there like, guys, i love we're spending every waking moment together but what if we could do it in an even smaller space? either way, this shows you why america is such a strange place because if you're forced to live in your car, you get tickets, police hassle you, people call you a blight. but if your car h

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city, state and planet. we need to reduce the use of motor vehicles and give people plenty of space outside and we need protected bike lanes and wider walkways throughout the city. we need mor more housing. we need to ensure that ceqa is used to help our environment. you have the power to change these things and inaction is equivalent to homicide by arson. please act. >> through the president, thank you so much for pulling over. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor preston. good point. okay, operations, is there another caller, please? >> caller: hello, i'm winston parkins and i'm here to speak in support of the temporary transit lanes and bikeways and ask that you reject this appeal. to reduce overcrowding and to make the muni lines safer for riders and to make it safer for operators as well. these are measures that will improve the conditions for taxi drivers and operations which serve our most vulnerable residents. many of the clients that i serve at the senior center that i work at that is located on gary boulevard, ride transit. and the 28 and the 39 to get to food pantries and to get to the doctor and more. lik

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city. >>> joining me now from "the hill," julia manchester. good morning. how is his motor base reacting? >> elise yarks i think this is something his voter base is going to agree with. we've seen this after a lot of protests erupt over racial injustice and police brutality that president trump has essentially said, look, you know, some of the riots that have spun out of these mostly peaceful protests are happening in democratically run cities, and that's president trump's attempt to sway this notion that this is happening under his watch, during his administration. so he's definitely trying to pin this on democratic mayors. it's also not the first time he's gone head to head with leaders of these democratically run cities. he tried to send federal troops, and we've seen there's been tension as to whether these cities actually want this federal help. i think this is a clear indication of the tension that really exists between president trump at the federal level and the mayors at the state and local level. >> julia, let's go back to that stunning report on the atlantic of t

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motor racing circuit. some pretty steep climbs ahead. that is all a sport for now. does not look too hot. more now on the coronavirus restrictions in the uk. the two biggest cities will come into force in swansea and cardiff, from six o'clock tonight. neath, port talbot, torfaen and vale of glamorgan will also have tighter restrictions imposed from 6pm tomorrow. it follows the first localised lockdown in wales, in the town of llanelli in carmarthenshire, which came into force on saturday evening. it means almost two million people in wales — or two—thirds of the population — will be under local lockdown rules by 6pm tomorrow. we can speak now to dr giri shankar, incident director for the covid—19 outbreak response at public health wales. is it necessary and will it be effected ? is it necessary and will it be effected? it is necessary we believe because of the increasing numbers of cases, the rising rates in the local authority areas we have been monitoring for some time now. the measures are proportionate to the increase in number of cases and we do believe that after a period of time this will begin to show the effects we wanted to show. how long a set period

>>west and a mill city was on fire suzanne la fontaine endured the when she says felt like it was going to blow her motor home over. she endured smoke, but what she could not endure was a sense that she had that of wind driven inferno the sweeping down the santa ana river valley in her direction so early tuesday morning she took off came here to the state fairgrounds in salem with some belongings and her cat not knowing a thing about the well-being of the place in gates she left behind that's the worst part you know i really want to know what's going on up there want to know that fire camp people are safe. >>i want to know that everybody got out. and they're just nowhere to find marion county commissioners met with reporters briefly in salem this wednesday morning. >>they are not sure they say what they'll find when they return to the mill city gates, detroit area. but one thing that commissioner kevin cameron does know is if some entire towns have been burned to the ground. the county stands ready to help them rebuild. >>those people have been wiped off the met so many times you go back to the late 80's

city. we both use electric -- small electric motor vehicles. and they're incredibly, like, useful in terms of the -- preventing a lot of the dangers from the car traffic. it's been wonderful to see my neighbors out and taking advantage of slow streets. i have seen my kids setting up basketball nets and basketball courts in the slow streets. and just being able to kind of use those spaces and to create a sense of community is just fantastic. i strongly am opposed to this motion that seeks to shut down the slow streets. and i hope that the program expands and becomes permanent. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller. >> caller: hi, good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is dave alexander with the family transportation network. and this ceqa appeal is a desperate attempt to stop street safety projects along a traffic violence crisis -- so a traffic violence crisis that we have here. and fspd were consulted about accidents, with using large engines. so this is absolutely true. i think th

city. we both use electric -- small electric motor vehicles. and they're incredibly, like, useful in terms of the -- preventing a lot of the dangers from the car traffic. it's been wonderful to see my neighbors out and taking advantage of slow streets. i have seen my kids setting up basketball nets and basketball courts in the slow streets. and just being able to kind of use those spaces and to create a sense of community is just fantastic. i strongly am opposed to this motion that seeks to shut down the slow streets. and i hope that the program expands and becomes permanent. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller. >> caller: hi, good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is dave alexander with the family transportation network. and this ceqa appeal is a desperate attempt to stop street safety projects along a traffic violence crisis -- so a traffic violence crisis that we have here. and fspd were consulted about accidents, with using large engines. so this is absolutely true. i think th

motors to reduce emissions. he said that every cruise ship docked in lisbon will have to be connected to the electricity grid to do so for up side emissions and cut pollution in the city we'll see the good stuff out of the at the current. not in the n.h. hope also as he's will keep a promise said that liston can live up to its name of europe's green capital. dolphins are truly amazing creatures well let's return to the african continent did you know that tribe congregations in ethiopia play a key role in environmental protection it all started when deforestation began to deplete the country's indigenous tree stocks it was a congregations that fought to preserve their local forests and tame specie diversity in crawford all went to south go into where we found a community where more than 30 different kinds of trees are still growing and it turns out it's not so hard to do. for almost 25 years by governor merriam go but it's a lousy has been turned into straight forest some 200 months living here in this altar that's the way he took community in northern ethiopia. for centuries monks up preserve the forests around their churches taking care of the citizens as being a spi

city? >> we are working on it, providing a safe affordable and easy motor transportation around downtown especiallyedestrian traffic, i think we will see significant private in that realm and the next few months. stuart: you are sold on electric vehicles, i don't blame you you sold for 100 million and that's not a bad deal. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. come back soon. stuart: check amazon, why not, they announced a big-name partnership for their luxury stores. ashley.susan: think of high end, they're releasing their pre-fall and fall launch of 2020 this year directly on amazon, people think of amazon for the everyday person and probably for the everyday household items but now they're going high-end with luxury brands and luxury stores for designer fashion brands, the reason we've seen a lot of the high-end department stores like macy's and lord and taylor in neiman marcus and instead of brick-and-mortar what else can you do, you go online especially with amazon a king of 150 million prime members, this is the new retail that we live in. stuart: is there a day that goes by the amazon

city. we both use electric -- small electric motor vehicles. and they're incredibly, like, useful in terms of the -- preventing a lot of the dangers from the car traffic. it's been wonderful to see my neighbors out and taking advantage of slow streets. i have seen my kids setting up basketball nets and basketball courts in the slow streets. and just being able to kind of use those spaces and to create a sense of community is just fantastic. i strongly am opposed to this motion that seeks to shut down the slow streets. and i hope that the program expands and becomes permanent. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller. >> caller: hi, good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is dave alexander with the family transportation network. and this ceqa appeal is a desperate attempt to stop street safety projects along a traffic violence crisis -- so a traffic violence crisis that we have here. and fspd were consulted about accidents, with using large engines. so this is absolutely true. i think th