colored pencils together in a big block.e takes a huge block of glued together colored pencils and starts to create a shape. >> what? how did he come up with that? like what kind of mind do you have to have to come up with that? >> wow. >> bobby is very creative. once he shapes and carves that block of pencils, you can see how it really creates a very unique and interesting flow of color. once it's all polished up and put on, you can see the finished product is something you would walk by and say "i need to pay you for that generously." >>> it's winter sports time. >> no thank you. >> get some drinks, quick. >> see what they do next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, something just went down on the road. >> oh! >> see the crazy stunts that left onlookers stunned. >> see that guy? >>> plus a couple recreates a classic disney moment with -- >> 25-foot spaghetti. >> cheers. >> dhee >> cheers. >> how they whip it up with extra sauce. >> looks so fun. and you don't want anything stopping you from doing what you love. so

for example he likes colored pencils he likes green, red, blue colored pencils so the documents in the archives are full of his scrib lings in these colored pencils produced by them factoring -- yes colored pencil he smokes pipe as you know, and he puts tobacco inside the pipe from cigarettes. this floor brand cigarette is his favorite. he unrolls cigarette and dumps tobacco into the pipe two cigarettes worth if he spills any tobacco on the table or on the floor, he scoops it up. he's a little bit of a neat freak. you know about when you go to overpriced restaurant, and they have that qhiet piece of paper on the table on top of the table cloth, and then after you're done eating the bread they come with that letter opener type thing and they take the bread crumbs and they take them away. that's what he did with a tobacco. if there was a hallway and there was a runner a carpet down the hallway he walked on runner and if somebody else he saw was not on runner he would shut out hey get out the carpet. he played he bowled he loved a form of bowling. russian form of bowling -- lawn bowling.

then seeds and then pencils. at 17, he formed ikea — named after his own initials and the area where he was born. now, it's probably the best known furniture store in the world with over 400 giant shops and annual sales of $112 billion. mr kamprad was inspired to create the idea of flat—packed furniture when watching someone remove the legs off a table to fit it into a customer's car. ikea grew exponentially in the 1980s based on the simple but untested idea that customers would buy well—designed furniture and assemble it in their own homes. one famous designer tipped his hat today

for example, he likes colored pencils. he likes green, red and blue colored pencils. the documents in the archive are full of his scribblings and scrolling's in these colored pencils. they are produced by the sacco and vanzetti factory. let's call it back. >> he smokes a pipe as you know. >> and he puts tobacco inside the pipe from cigarettes. this floor brand cigarette is his favorite. he unrolled the cigarette. takes the cigarette and dumps the tobacco into the pipe, whose cigarette? if he spills any tobacco on the table or the floor, he scooped it up. because he's a little bit of a neat freak.you know when you go to an overpriced restaurant and they have that white piece of paper on the table on top of the tablecloth, and then after you are done eating the bread, they come with that letter opener thing and they take the bread crumbs and they take them away. that's what he did with the tobacco. if there was a hallway and a runner down the hallway, he walked on the runner and if somebody else that he saw was not on the runner, he would shout out, get on the carpet. h

a little bit of pencil lead. >> stephen: (bleep), pencil lead. >> not kidding. pencil lead.ft in a locker. >> that's okay. >> stephen: wet stone tastes like something? >> yeah, it gives you -- >> stephen: what does west wet stone taste like? >> whatever you sort of taste in there, the flavors, it reminds of you of, you know, there can be certain kinds of mushrooms. but you want to then bring it back, "yes over-riding there is a chocolate, dark-fruit cherry kind of flavors." >> stephen: and is there any way of knowing whether you're lying to me? ( laughter ) because it's all subjective, right? >> as long as you keep your face very serious. >> stephen: i'll say thisy, though, this is not a vanity bottle of wine. this is absolutely delicious. >> thank you very much. >>> stephen: i could stick a straw in this and suck it down. kyle, thank you so much. thank you for the hints of cherry. the final season of "portlandia" airs thursday nights on ifc. kyle maclachlan, everybody! we'll be right back with deon cole. new year, new phones for the family. join t-mobile, and when you buy o

he wrote that we know in pencil while he was waiting in the capitol building to go out to deliver the speech. the line you see it on pages, this is a day of cons creation. in fact, when he deliver it is, he says this is a day of national cons creation. up until 1939, franklin roosevelt had a charmed life. in 1929, he had been the democratic party's candidate for vice president of the united states and he was widely seen as a likely candidate for president in 1924 or 1928. however, at this point in his life, tragedy struck. in 1921, roosevelt contracted polio. it left him paralyzed permanently from the waist down. initially he withdrew from politics completely and really it was a crisis in his life in a period where he disappeared from politics for a period of time. >>> so if you had

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i know, not all of you play pe pencil. but it is the star wars march.tudent is writing algebraic equations that she sounds like is the star wars sound score. only a college student could think of that. using a pencil to try to simulate that music. >> wow. >> some college dorms on a friday night work out what is going on. that's a reach. i got it after i heard the song. >> we did say arizona. >> yeah. >> okay. >> yeah. institution of higher learning. >> i don't know about that. kev kevin durant was the maestro in milwaukee for the warriors tonight. things got >>> good evening. spite improvement with his achk ankle, stef curry didn't play. kevin durant battled the greek freak, atonnis. playing well at nine points and eight boards in 23 minutes. nick young, not great lately. but feeling it. of course the end of the first quarter, yeah, let's hop around. dubs up nine after one. so see ya. nasty crossover and throw down. 14 at the half. third quarter, melaise, a nice $10 word. a finish and ten points and steve kerr not happy. bucks took the lead. how about k

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i know, not all of you play pe pencil. but it is the star wars march.tudent is writing algebraic equations that she sounds like is the star wars sound score. only a college student could think of that. using a pencil to try to simulate that music. >> wow. >> some college dorms on a friday night work out what is going on. that's a reach. i got it after i heard the song. >> we did say arizona. >> yeah. >> okay. >> yeah. institution of higher learning. >> i don't know about that. kev kevin durant was the maestro in milwaukee for the warriors tonight. things got there'... more adventure,ere you can get... more woo-hoo! more magic and more happy. so now come to the disneyland resort and get... more happy (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading hea

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i know, not all of you play pe pencil. but it is the star wars march.ing algebraic equations that she sounds like is the star wars sound score. only a college student could think of that. using a pencil to try to simulate that music. >> wow. >> some college dorms on a friday night work out what is going on. that's a reach. i got it after i heard the song. >> we did say arizona. >> yeah. >> okay. >> yeah. institution of higher learning. >> i don't know about that. kev kevin durant was the maestro in milwaukee for the warriors tonight. things got my hygi...a mouthwash.o try... so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... ...of these benefits to help you get better dental check-ups. go pro with crest mouthwash. checkup? nailed it shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. >>> good evening. despite improvement with his a

he once wrote a letter in pencil on white house stationary, and i got it in my hands when i was researching for the book, and it was from the president to the secretary of state. and i said, oh, they must have misfiled this in. i better give this in. you know i was going to read it anyway. it was a handwritten in pencil letter to the secretary of state where fdr was accusing the state department employees of holding back some of the empty envelopes and he insisted that the secretary of state oversee that operation. any stamps that he didn't need, his first secretary as president would snip them off. when she got 25, she would put them in today we call it a plastic baggy because he was getting thousands of letters from children saying, mr. president, i started a stamp collection and she would send them a letter on behalf of the president wishing them well with their collection and starting them off with 25 stamps. so, you know, fdr was in every facet of the industry at that time. he had a portion of his stamp collection with him everywhere he went. that includes, well, obviously he had it at

color pencils, do the eyeshadow thing.her and stuck is in this empty mascara thing. this is a mascara applicator, but usually i just use my pencil. somebody gave me an empty one. with the jail, the jail sucks really bad, so you have to put sucky candy in it. jolly ranchers, anything with sugar will give you a good hold. okay, this is the finished product. all homemade, jail-made [ bleep ]. i'm an artist. you know what i mean? i've always done hella, hella makeup on the out. i like to look how i do on the out, so i don't feel trapped. i feel more like me. >> laney markert on the other hand isn't feel like herself at all. >> you ever been arrested? >> no. >> are you addicted to any drugs or alcohol right now? >> yes. >> what are you addicted to? >> alcohol and heroin. >> markert arrived at santa rita a couple of hours earlier, after she was arrested at her high school and charged with drug possession. >> so what happened? >> we were smoking in the bathroom and someone smelled it and told the office and the office came into t

the market penciled in 7.1%.e state of play on those and you have a little bit of breaking news corporate side. anna: some breaking news coming through, a breakdown of the different is this is, sales in the first quarter up by 7%. the estimate was an increase of 10%. first quarter primark sales -- that was primark's sales. this is not a constant currencies level of by 9%. estimate was 11%. they are light but not changing their outlook. maybe that overrides things. the outlook for the group is unchanged. profit down rater than previously. they -- profit is down greater than previously. we will see how that sits along with the outlook for the group changed. that is where we are in the corporate side breaking down the china data and breaking down corporate data. let's talk about where we are on the markets. those look at all products. let's talk about futures. we have a nice tailwind. the fastest growth since 2010. that will add to the equity market story. you look at some of the performances in the u.s. and vanguar

it sells pencils, erasers and notebooks.more funding for other plan b vending machines to be put up elsewhere on campus. millennial's think the united states is on a crash course and they blame donald trump, they say they will be just fine. >> donald trump is president of the united states. [booing] >> introduce one of the first time ever, the 45th president of the united states of america. heather: and nbc news poll surveyed more than 1800 of them and found 63% believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, but 59% think they will be able to find a job and afford the lifestyle they want, no word if the person screaming there is included in that. parents, facebook's new apps for kids, child development experts urging the social media giant to pull the plug on a free apps arguing children under 13 aren't ready to handle social media accounts, navigate online relationships or protect their privacy. facebook insist the apps is a safe way for children to check with family members and parents approved friends. be aware of

would that be a buy, hold or sell >> you got one pencil. you break it. do you have two pencils? yeah. they are not as big as the one. here is the problem, a lot of these companies have been taught that the big firms don't want you to split because then it costs more per transaction. this is wrong. it's wrong because individuals will not come in and buy stocks if they have a high dollar amount. split your stocks. i know it seems like an illusion. nobody can afford to buy even two shares. do me a favor, do it. i know it is hard to believe but there is still a stock that is cheap. with the growth prospects. it's car max. i think it has room to run. what's in store for this market in the new year? new year, new approach. i'm offering up the top ways to play the energy sector. can you believe there are stocks to recommend in 2018 rapid fire tonight's edition of the lightning round. stick with cramer. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcola

those pencils will drive the cost of significant. host: do you have the backing of leadership? when would you get this done ahead of the midterm election? guest: certainly things move slowly, we have been talking about this in the caucus now since the day i got here. every wednesday morning geticians in congress together and discuss problems like this. we're meeting privately with physicians, nurses in congress, trying to great momentum with them. a group called republican main street -- i expect they will come out with a position. i understand the next step would be leadership -- to show leadership we have the votes to do that. host: you call the affordable care act a nightmare, but here's this headline from the kaiser health network that despite acaressed sign up period, enrollment nearly matches last year. certainly it continues to be popular. guest: it is not popular in my district. the kaiser model is different. they have 39 hospitals to take care of millions of patients. kaiser does lots of things right. to compare them to the affordable care act is certainly apples and o

tiffany posted a rebound in holiday sales, helped by new accessories like $90 pencil holders and $450ulers. 3% in the final two months of 2017. the pencil holders and rulers sold out online, but higher priced products are still available, including a $9,000 sterling silver ball of yarn. [laughter] wow, yvonne., a small shift is taking place in discussions among bank of japan policy makers. according to people familiar with talks, minority group is raising the need to start discussing policy normalization. my next guest believes a shift in market sentiment in the boj could send the yen significantly higher. let's bring in nader naeimi, head of dynamic markets. he is betting on the yen to gain. he joins us from sydney. a pretty different call on the yen, going long there. why is that? nader: the strategy over the past few years has been to short the yen on the back of aggressive policy easing by the to have noappeared end because the boj was well below the inflation target. boj you look at what the has targeted in terms of buying 80 trillion worth of qe program versus what they actually

it's one of a growing number of collaboration's for electricity boys noise with pencil contact is essential. for me services there was very important to me instead of this impersonal method of sending files back and forth. we had a moment in the studio that we captured. and which you can hear. on the album. oh. may day is boys noise is pulled studio album he launched it at a club in money time to kick off a grand to. now in his mid thirty's has been called one of the most influential electronic music acts going may day is a distress call a warning that today's electronic music is becoming dangerously conformist. top box on the laptop has made it possible to make a record wherever you want. but at the same time it has the effect that various people come up with the same sounds. so very often you end up with a copy of a. voice noise has been careful to retain his originality and the fans seem to appreciate it alexandra the man behind the noise is a d.j. producer and owner of his own label. and he keeps surprising the music world with imaginative sounds and videos like the twenty twelve single

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he founded it when he was 17 selling postcards and pencils and he went on to sales of 38 billion and he recruited members for the swedish nazi party. by september 1945 most people had seen the error of his ways. he repudiated it. before you leave, i have gotten allen key, i would like you to check the legs on the desk. the independent is where we are going next. roger federer, the fairy tale continues, it says. 36—year—old. that looks so and appealing to me. it is quite old for a professional sports person though. it was such a great match. i got up really early to run before watching the tennis because i love roger federer so much. i have been troubled since he won at wimbledon last year, because i find the number 19 troubling sol really wanted him to get to 20! i find the number 19 troubling sol really wanted him to get to 20m is not one of your things, is it? you struggle with prime numbers. we have talked about this before. i tried to forget. mainly i like the bit where he was in floods of tears. poor marin cilic who has been beaten us poor marin cilic who has been beaten us to c

now listen to the pencil. it's pretty amazing. watch this. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: not bad, right?teve: wow! >> jimmy: isn't that cool? isn't that cool? that was awesome. well, the video is actually inspiring lots of other people to make their own cantina covers. i wasn't so sure about this one, though. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ doot do doot do doo doot do bing bing bang bang boom boom ♪ ♪ doot do doot do doo doot do bong bong shut up bing bing bing ♪ ♪ doot do doot do hello bing bing buh-buh buh buh-buh buh ♪ ♪ bing bing bong dat ♪ we have a great show tonight. give it up for -- the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory fly eagles fly ♪ ♪ score a touchdown one two three ♪ >> one, two three! ♪ hit 'em low hit 'em high and watch our eagles fly ♪ ♪ fly eagles fly on the road to victory ♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. someone's excited that the eagles are in the super bowl. thank you very much, roots. [ cheers ] you were there yesterday, right? >> questlove: we were there. >> jimmy: you were at the game. >> que

what have you pencilled in for the currency from here >> we think that the euro can gain further, but 2018 will see further strength as you mentioned, last year was a good year. but i think the fundamentals are still consistent with the potential for further advance this year. in particular the markets are focusing on ecb forward guidance and the message from the ecb that, you know, rates can remain where they are until well into 2019 i think the markets are beginning to question the credibility of that forward guidance at some point we will get a tweak from the ecb in relation to its communications. that's when i think we could see an adjustment in rates and i think that's been anticipated in the foreign exchange markets >> we heard from korea over the weekend, and they said the latest extension will be the last asset purchase extension coming out of the ecb. when have you pencilled in the first hike for the ecb >> i think it's still some way off, but i think if the communication of the ecb, in particular the two important words "well past" in terms of rates remaining on hold until w

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. >> what have you pencilled in in terms of rate hikes?ou're saying the star assessment for the fed is at 1.5% that doesn't mean much in terms of how much further they can go for hikes. what have you pencilled in >> that's a nominal number, when in '03 and '04 we were at similar levels spreads between twos and tens are five times where they are today. our expectation is for three rate hikes this year we have not taken the bait of going to four as many banks have done the reason for that is the inflation back drop doesn't warrant a significant up move with regards to the size of the tightening cycle but three is not priced in it's still bearish relative to war the markets are. >> where do you see tens at year end? >> current levels, 2.6%. >> brilliant thank you very much for that >> don't miss steve liesman's exclusive interview with dallas fed president robert kaplan at 13:10 cet. >>> details on that fiat chrysler headline, they are expecting to pay bonuses after u.s. tax cuts or reforms the company will give 60,000 employees bonuses of $2

his trick shots are on point like a number two pencil. over the shoulder from under the other basket, nothing but net, did you hear that swish. he is out because he has a banged up shoulder, but she going over his head. what about the regular jump shot? the free throw? give me something here. >> i see that, i heard it, i don't know what to tell you danny. over his head, 90 feet, painful for sixers fans. >> all right, tonight on nbc 10 news at 11, if you think you're the ultimate eagles fan, you may want to reconsider that. a man who has been making an eagles fashion statement every single day. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! just kind of ties in very well. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available

i've said this before, a lot of projects currently are not pencilling out at 18% inclusion. if it were not for the state density bonus, these low-income bmr units would not be built at all. perhaps it's some advocates' will to build nothing. i would like to see more low- to moderate-income built. if it's more affordable or 11, i will choose 11. it's the state density bonus allowing these low-incommukom ce low-incolow-income units to be built at a time when construction costs are through the roof and it will just get worse with the fires we saw in los angeles and marin. so this is the way that we'll bring as much affordable housing units on-line because projects will be able to pencil out. so let's not demonize a policy that's creating low-income housing in san francisco or at least lets be honest and say, we want to use it as a reason that says, lets build nothing. lets have an honest conversation about what is going on with the affordable housing, sorry, state density bonus. i feel like i must have been in a different hearing a couple of weeks ago when the same activists we

there is no pencil, no paintbrush, and she said clay touches the area of the brain dealing with memory, because you are working with it. so clay can be a powerful art supply when people are dealing with any kind of trauma , including a natural disaster. after hurricane maria hit puerto rico, the vice president and i traveled there to provide support and encouragement. i had a chance to meet with an art therapist working with children in a homeless shelter that had been impacted by the storm. but before i got there i had my staff reach out and say, if -- is there is something we can bring? is there something she needs, because we can bring supplies on the plane. she said she could not get her hands on clay. and she really wanted the children to work with clay as a way to help them and cope with the devastation. and i knew we were onto a good art therapist here. she knows what she's doing. it was a great privilege to be able to bring her and the kids play. so we took clay with us on air force two and delivered 120 pounds of clay to her and the children. i got everything that they had ava

. >> you want to do one three, you can use a liquid or pencil. >> i love that the model is trying tocontain her laughter. >> you better be careful because she can go blind. >> patrick. >> it's true. >> he's nervous. >> all right, one, two, three. >> and done. oh, baby. >> tada! >> i tell you, if he's going for the cheetah look, he's almost there. >> it's the bright side, the bright side. >> i like it, honestly. >> thank you. >> downhill course in austria, 11,000 feet of high speed snow. scary on skis, even scarier on a bike. that's what this man is going to do. he's a bit of a legend when it comes to mountain biking. but in this case you have to be a little bit crazy, the only thing special about this bike is he has metal studs. this is almost 3,000 feet he's dropping down. he's riding down at speeds up to 65 miles per hour. appreciate this, and we get such incredible cinematography. in this case he goes zooming by. you see the clouds are about a thousand feet below him. they've got a 360 camera which gives unique views. it gets sketchy, especially here. >> oh! >> he went up on the w

my kids call tractor-trailer big pencil. >> it's the top of a pencil.r known as aboveed washington monument right there at the base of the mall. 5:4 is the time now. we'll talk weather and traffic on the other side, don't go anywhere, we'll give you the update on "fox news morning" ♪ music ♪ i was diagnosed with hiv in 2016, but i didn't want my life to just...stop. i wondered if starting treatment would put my life on hold. my doctor and i chose triumeq, it seemed like the right fit for me. triumeq is one pill a day. any time of day. with or without food. now, i'm moving forward with triumeq. triumeq treats hiv-1 in adults, and does not cure hiv or aids. don't take triumeq by itself if you're resistant to any of it's ingredients. don't take triumeq at all if you're allergic to any of its ingredients, or have a certain gene variation. serious or fatal allergic reactions have occurred with triumeq and other abacavir containing medicines. symptoms may include fever, rash, nausea and vomiting. for a full list, see the warning card that comes with your medi

his company grew out of a boyhood business selling pencils and bicycles.onized the way furniture and other items could be stored and shipped before being assembled at home by customers. his net worth is estimated at more than $58 billion. slept with crushing u.s. tariffs last year has been given a new lease on life after an american trade paddle mixed duties. boeing enabled somebody to jumpstart sales campaigns in the world's largest aircraft market. a revival of orders will help them barnier add momentum to its comeback. ismany's most powerful union -- wages and flexible hours with a strike that threatens to hit major companies. talks with ig missile that represents 3.9 million workers in europe's largest economy broke off without a deal on saturday. the union, which has rallied thousands of people across germany for one hour protests says it plans a daylong walkouts that would be much more disruptive. that's your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much. they meet in brussels to discuss their position on a transition could, but theresa may fac

rewind pencils and bullets at this time on al-jazeera. in papa new guinea a growing wave of witch hunts is sweeping across the country women accused of causing sickness and deaths by sorcery are being brutally tortured and executed with authorities struggling to contain the violence the deaths of innocent women are going on punished i'm steve char on this edition of one of one yes we investigate the dark and violent side up in new guinea ancient practice. of. the pacific island nation. is home to some of the world's most ancient traditions and mysterious retract the belief in black magic that has cost him a shadow over this country of seven million pork i want them gone and i should be a. muslim sometimes i know on the bus you wipe of me. the torture and killing of suspected sorceress is growing innocent people's objections just for find which are they up to the woman and when the tortured them and good people that they give it to the woman is clearly a new man as a pop when you can use police force struggles to contain the spread of witc

yourself in the shoes of a business owner who employs one two or three people i and so i or not i a pencil and. for our the expected to employ someone for just seven hours on a friday when their main member of staff is not ther. cal called. the ig metall union is calling for increased nationwide strikes for over a week. with everything from make is a small companions to major contractors set to be affected. for a stroll near of growth in europe's largest economy which is expected to extend to twenty eighteen. talks between the unions and employees associations is set for thursday. two percent raise. one of two hundred europe payment in the first quarter. president emmanuel michael has out to push ahead with his agenda pro business policies and reforms throughout the coming year. recent survey indicates that his economic vision it may already be bearing fruit. deal logic reports that over two hundred ninety billion euros worth of corporate deals involving french companies were brokered in twenty seventeen. at the highest level in a decade the total number of details decrease slightly but an

give them books, pencils, satchels? of course we're trying to. but we don't always reach them all.ften more help is needed than we can give. >> after work, aras takes us to her family. she has two sisters. her mother hasn't gone back to work since becoming pregnant. her father does have a job, but even combined with aras's income, the family can hardly make ends meet. they don't receive any financial support from the state. >> i was the only one to work in syria and my salary was enough for all of us, even for my parents. but here it's different. the rent, the costs for the kids. i just can't do it alone. >> we have to send aras to work, there's no other way. every morning she cries and says, "i want to go to school." and it breaks my heart. i know that she is too young and many people won't give her a job because she is still a child. but i know the owner of the sewing shop. he said he wanted to help us. because she has to work during the week, aras can only go to school on weekends. in their neighborhood, syrian teachers offer lessons. turkish, arabic, math -- the basics, at leas

give them books, pencils,, satchels? of course wewe're trying to. but we don't always reach them all. often more help is needed than we canan give. >> after work, aras takes us to her family. she has two sisters. her mother hasn't gone back to work since becoming pregnant. her father does have a job, but even combined with aras's income, the fafamily can hardy make ends meet. they don't receive any financial support from thehe state. >> i was the only one to work in syria and my salary was enough for all of us, even for my parents. but here it's different. the rent, the costs for the kids. i just can't do it alone. >> we have to send aras toto wo, there's no other way. every morning she cries s and says, "i want to go to school." and it breaks my heaeart. i know that she is too young and many people won't give her a job because she is still a child. but i know the owner of the sewing shop. he said he wanted to help us. because she has to work during the week, aras can only go to school on weekends. in their neighborhood, syrian teachers offer lesson

get that pencil had to present her case to three different authorities . for this service then it's worth more than my signature on time and again she feels the long arm of the state she wants to show us how it is we accompany her to one of the authorities a combination of a customs and labor inspectorate she needs its approval to bring components from her own factory into the country. the head of the authority also wants to show german television what they have achieved here he's proud that in just ten years more than twelve hundred companies have settled in the region of his responsibility they are all in sectors that the chinese government sees as crucial to the country's future engineering semiconductor technology and automation. we ask the head of the agency what the broader vision is the. government has created many opportunities to transform and improve china's economy to develop it we are trying to move away from the traditional way of doing business with towards a new economy driven by innovation and high tech. very strange offers many opportuniti

born in 1926 in southern sweden, he started selling matches aged five, then seeds and then pencils.. now it's probably the best known furniture store in the world, with more than 400 giant shops and annual sales of £30 billion. kamprad was inspired to create the idea of flatpacked furniture when watching someone remove the legs of a table to fit into a customer's car. he disowned his previous support forfar right parties in sweden, during the war, and lived a modest lifestyle — his house and possessions did not reflect his wealth. translation: i don't think i'm wearing anything that i haven't bought at a flea market. that's because i want to give a good example. if we are going to be conscious about our economy, one can't just talk about it, one has to show that. the genius of ingvar kamprad was to persuade millions of people to come to his giant superstores, pick out products that they may like but not necessarily need, and then collect it in person from the warehous and, crucially, assemble thhe whole thing at home. we are used to it now, but at the time it was laughed at. and tod

pencil that in on the calendar. that looks like the next best chance for significant rainfall. tomorrow showers on the seven-day forecast brief light rain around midday a lot of that in the north bay. then we get a break. dry out and right around this time next week more wind and rain coming back to the bay area. >> ooh what an experience we've had the last 24 hours. >> thanks, rob. >> thanks. >>> up next the coolest tech goj et cetera on display this week. live at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> happening now on twitter, the santa clara county coroner says the a man who died in a crash in yesterday. was a doctor at chp stanford. they are investigating what caused the crash. >>> o

rewind pencils and bullets at this time on al-jazeera. and hundred forty on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their countries haven't truly been able to escape the war. really. taken from their family as a hinge of a.

handwriting day on tuesday the unofficial holiday celebrates the practice of writing with a pen or pencil and is considered increasingly important in the digital age which is seen a shift to typing on the keyboards of computers and other devices. but new interest in hand lettering with its emphasis on drawing beautiful letters offers hope of a revival in the art of fine in which. the nominees for the coveted oscars were announced today that new day lewis gary oldman and sally hawkins picked up not for their acting performances but tina and monica pier are also going to be on. with an oscar wants the twins have been producing films since their childhood and the first clips that depp played a zombie and also the grandma was in front of the camera today of assistance of professionals and have their own company pura film and they really twice as nice. rochon. monica stands behind the camera and martinez sits in the director's chair that was decided by drawing strong as the age of sixteen it was five years after the identical twins made their first film together a clear division of labor was n