american poet amanda gorman of the american presidential inauguration both were made by the design label prada that goldman has been signed up by a top modeling agency j. it's been seen as a shrewd move by the agency with young people finding the fashion industry is out of touch with what he's going on in the world today. and now to a new movie that comes out on netflix this weekend the dig based on a book by john preston recounts the 939 sutton who archaeological find in england that revolutionized our understanding of the history carey mulligan stars as a widowed land owner who employs an amateur archaeologist played by ray finds to excavate mounds on her property that they both believe may be viking burial grounds . or you want to dig miss is pretty. tiles of buried treasure. my interest in archaeology began like yours and i was to guess we'll have to hold a trial. my childhood home was built on a thrashing convent to help my father excavate yeah this. speaks to. the cost. they did was shot in suffolk has near the original sutton who site but it's not just the documentation of the famous ar

. >> prada, michael kors, kate spade, some are harder to get than others. >> she's paid for a shipment of unwanted holiday presents, which she'll flip and resell through online marketplaces like posh. >> when i put up a prada bag i'm going to sell it. >> friedman works full-time, but her side hustle, buying an selling overstock handbags, has generated $35,000 in extra income in just two and a half years. >> there is obviously a big, big demand for this type of merchandise. >> marcus shen runs b-stock, one of oo a handful of online auctio platforms where retailers can off load excess or return merchandise to buyers like friedman who look forward to the holiday purge. >> after the holidays, we typically see about a 30% increase in returns. this year, with covid, we certainly expect that to be up. >> b-stock's buyers have access to more than 50 major retailers. last year, that amounted to over $5 billion worth of retail sales. auctioned off through the site all of it turned through a network of nearly 2,000 distribution warehouses across the country. >> the reselling business in general h

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brand new facility where trucks are processed with paperwork no driver has seen in decades midnight prada historic moment not least for the 1st driver to cross here amazing. this to be for the 1st. not only for new. but is it not for the new. ok. it all seemed like a logistical nightmare the weeks before breck's it had seen thousands of trucks trained in lines extending for miles many rerouted to a local airfield their future on clear london in brussels reached a final trade agreement only days before the new year meanwhile tunnel operators were doing their best to get their act together. before. the 1st truck passed through as expected just after midnight the teams were there systems are ready so there you go a few minutes of waiting at the stop we give a small gift to the 1st driver who went through so it's a very calm atmosphere everything's ready the teams are active everything's going well tonight. well sort of it seems not everyone was ready for the change of pace and the 1st chuckle for the tunnel made it to cull a on the french side of the channel with only 17 trucks on board that

ineos team uk are into the final of the prada cup and sir ben is skipper.ng, but it's very clearly not morning, but it's very clearly not morning for you. lovely to see you. what is life like on the other side of the world? it what is life like on the other side of the world?— what is life like on the other side of the world? it is evening for us. but morning. _ of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. _ of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. we _ of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. we are - of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. we are very i but morning, sally. we are very fortunate to be done here in new zealand. as you mentioned, being able to compete in the america's cup, and we are certainly mindful of the really tough news at home. we have got friends and family and loved ones who are suffering through the pandemic, so our thoughts are certainly with everybody at home, them all the best at these very difficult times. like i said, we are focused on to win the america's cup, britain h

and the team have done an incredible job to turn that around, to get ourselves through to this prada make that happen. sir ben ainslie there. that's all the sport for now. back to you. thank you very much. analysis of the government's two main economic support schemes during the pandemic has found 1.5 million people who missed out on help could be included at a relatively cheap cost. the study — carried out for bbc news by the institute for fiscal studies — says there are "clear injustices" in the way the schemes work. andy verity reports. musicians and sound engineers, plumbers and electricians, taxi drivers and driving instructors, you have not been forgotten. we will not let you behind. we all stand together. to kim kingston, a make—up artist and mum of two from southsea near portsmouth, the chancellor's words ten months ago now have hollow ring. i felt a massive sense of relief that because i couldn't work that my business would be looked after, which clearly it hasn't been as i have been excluded from any government help. kim lost her husband david to cancer at the end of 2018 a

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context of other rands that have reported, which although, at least in the case of product was ok -- of pradae not as good. lvmh is a clear out performer in a sector that is recovering because of the pandemic. guy: is this all china or are there other factors? >> china has been the bright spot for everybody in the sector. tiffany reported its last result before being required by lvmh, they all cite china as a bright spot. the reason lvmh's numbers are so much better is it is not only about china. they have a strong performance in the u.s. as well. in europe, which has historically depended on tourist, they have now started to see a lot more engagement among the european local consumer which is to their benefit. alix: earlier this month they completed the deal to buy tiffany. what is the upside there and how do you model it? >> on the very first day of the acquisition they overhaul the management team, putting two key lvmh people who are now at the helm of tiffany's. i think the strategy will be repeating the playbook, which is to elevate the brand, increase average prices, reduced some of the

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less than a week after captivating the nation with her poetry amanda gorman's prada headband sold outnd she just signed a modeling deal. how could catastrophe possibly prevail over us we will not march back to what was but moved to what shelby a country that is bruised, but whole benevolent but bold fierce and free. >>the harvard graduate wowed the world with her words and now she's become a style icon she just got a modeling contract with img to represent her fashion and beauty endorsements. around the world 3 of her books have become best-sellers on amazon charts. yes, she's a poet she's written books she does podcast she's you know she was famous before we knew or that and now the world knows are and they're about to know or even more he just caught fire that shot right there, she looks like a movie star. and she's got. she's got the and. >>she's got to she's old. she's the real deal she better. yeah when will she be running for president herself you next day that's fine. >>a rescue in action in atlantic city, new jersey. that little doggie fell 4 feet into a storm drain. and the o

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and a >>there she goes to the u c l a gymnastics star she's going viral again senior needed dennis prada sensational floor routine and yesterday season opener against arizona state dennis scored a 9.9 5 on the exercise to clinch the win for the bruins by just 2 tenths of a point the dennis was on the ellen degeneres show after another stunning floor routine last year and she's certainly catching the public's eye yet again that they didn't give her a tent. >>we need an investigation, yes i took a baker in ohio decided to try to one up all those bernie sanders names out there. she put the now famous inauguration day picture on cookies, christie williams also made a pair mitten shaped cookies to go along with the bernie cookies she posted the pics of her creations on social media and the orders started rolling in. >>yeah little cookie but worth it i think it for sure. >>certainly worth of business is booming williams says ships the cookies will give people a little chuckle. she is booked with the orders through late february now there you go bernie's everywhere that wraps up kron 4 news at

so you are looking at lvmh and rishmont and other companies that have done well like prada and burberry they have not done well, because they have not solved china, and so that is the litmus test. >> and julia boorstin, you in lockdown central, and southern california, and they have some of the toughest controls there, and the pandemic is going to end whether it is a couple of months or longer, and we don't know, but it is going to end, and you think that it could happen here, and all of the pent up frustration and demand and just ernlg to get out is going to explode in the second half of the ear? >> well, thin i think that a lof people are making purchases with the pandemic, and we have seen that with the ecommerce, but once the lockdown is going to end and they can travel again, how is that going to impact thing, and whether the chinese market, and is that is going to change when the consumers can travel internationally, and will they put the money internationally or how are people here going to spend the money in different ways and maybe not investing in the fancy cashmere sweatpants

she also had an expensive prada handbag and an iphone. be a target of some opportunistic grab and run. >> at the point we find her vehicle, we have no clues, no leads, and we don't have any suspects identified. >> reporter: police did find a tiny drop of melissa's blood in her car and on a tile in her house. but there were no fingerprints other than melissa's in either place. dna testing would take longer. now the question is, where's melissa? >> that's the million-dollar question at this point. >> reporter: two days after she went missing, a worker made a gruesome discovery as he was clearing debris from a water pump at a nearby canal. he's pokin' around with his rake, huh? >> guess the first thing that comes to his mind is, "ah, it's just a mannequin." then he realizes it's actually a body. >> reporter: it was 38-year-old melissa lewis. the missing persons case was now a murder investigation. >> it's still a whodunit. we have no idea. >> workers discover lewis' body floating in this canal -- >> reporter: the news media quickly picked up

. >> prada, dooney and burke kate spade, some of them are harder to get than others. >> she paid fornts which she will flip and resell through online marketplaces, like poshmark and markary. >> freedman works full-time but her side hussle, buying and selling overstock and returned hand bags has generated $35,000 in extra income in two and a half years. >> there is obviously a big big demand for this type of merchandise. >> marc us shen runs b stock wunl of a handful of online retailers where they can off load returned merchandise to buyers like freedman looking forward to the holiday purge. >> after the holidays we typically see a 30% increase in returns. this year with covid we certainly expect that to be up >> b stock buyers have access to more than 50 major retailers last year that amounted to over $5 billion worth of retail sales auctioned off through the site all of it churned through a network of nearly 2,000 distribution warehouses across the country. >> the reselling business in general has been booming eventually there will be a buyer for everything that i do buy >> talk abo

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job" when i got my very first internship in college and thought it would be like this "devil wears pradahat handle just really helped accelerate the success of the brand. i think a lot of people especially my generation millenials related to the concept of not wanting a traditional job and now we're here, seven or eight years. >> 3 million followers on instagram, definitely influencer status. would you consider yourself an influencer? what would you like to influence people with? >> well, i think today i would consider myself an author but, yes, most days i consider myself a podcaster/influencer and just love to talk about pop culture. i've always been obsessed with talking about celebrity, tv, pop culture and so i basically just turned my hobby into a job and i chronicle in the book how i did that. and so i like to think i influence the young minds about real housewives and "the bachelorette." >> so your podcast is called "the morning toast." we want to get your opinion. we'll call this tea with your morning toast. favorite edition of "the real housewives." >> beverly hills, the most fa

and the team have done an incredible job to turn that around, to get ourselves through to this prada the tokyo 0lympics have all of their olympic team due to compete at the tokyo olympics in july vaccinated against covid—19 by may. they are saying is part of the israel vaccination for coving procedure, 50% of the delegation have been vaccinated and all will be done by the end of may. there's been a lot of speculation as to whether the games will be going ahead in tokyo in the japanese government did deny a story it had privately concluded that the games were doomed. it said that was categorically untrue. so, as things still stand, the games are going ahead and israel's team will be vaccinated by may. i'm just getting some detail about what the prime minister will be saying in the commons at 1:30pm, with a spate statement our correspondent has said the statement is suggested to give more details on how long restrictions are likely to last in england, including an update on whether schools can reopen after half term. the statement is expected from 1:15pm, although if prime minister's q

los cambios incÓmodos en la lengua, las manos o los pies podrÍan ser signos de alerta de prada maldinido posible para prevenir los cambios que hagan que la vacuna no se efectiva. pero hasta ahora estamos viendo buenos resultadoscon las vacunas que tenemos existentes y tambiÉn ahora con la johnson y johnson tendremos mÁs suministros y quizÁ podamos llegar antes del verano a poder vacunar a un porcentaje grande y suficiente como para prevenir ese tipo de escenario donde nos da la cautela. tenemos esa efectividad y vamos a seguir con esta espera. juan: en cuanto a los sÍntomas que se hablaban de hinchazÓn en la boca, enrojecimiento de las palmas de las manos que son sÍntomas un poco no especÍficos. cÓmo realmente la gente puede utilizar eso para decir tengo coronavirus o no porque tampoco queremos alarmar a la gente.hay personas que pueden sentir un poco de hormigueo en la palma de la mano y eso no es covid—19. >> yo creo que este virus nos ha enseÑado a tener nuestra mente abierta porque muchas ocasiones se van presentando pequeÑas cosas que como lo decÍas no tenemos que decirle a la rev