stories you have you built trusts you can't associate that with with the brand anymore so for example schwarzkopf in the ninety's they fish ange one of their main products one of their main shampoo was and then we could see and they have changed so drastically that people didn't associate its anymore with the form of brand at the same name yes it had the same name and it was still a shampoo of course but just the logo and everything changed so drastically that we could see that the sales decreased so it could backfire it could backfire but most probably this will not happen to love and since they stick to their personality still in the local i mean if you look at the logo as it as it is now i mean it's bright right now it's very clear what do you think of it as a logo will it create the same emotions for full cost and. well i think it will because they stick to actually for example to the circle they still have the crane they are also having a become pain about the new logo which that's hey we're still here it's still os but it's a new version of the more modern version do you think it was necess

have a military parade after the first gulf war and then dick cheney and general norm norm norman schwarzkopf reviewed the troops. right now they say there's more planning issues and planning a parade is not one of them. >> shepard: he could see them at a military base. >> and they have parades on the bases. they have video of the 82nd airborne. they have annual parades there and shows of military hardware across the country. >> shepard: the airborne one, that's one to see. it's incredible. they could give him replicas. he wants to see what he has. they can give him little -- i had some of those when i was a kid. >> years ago we did a story from moscow how russians used to put out balloons as missiles and tricking the u.s. they were fake missiles through red square. >> shepard: you can get the plastic ones and lay them out on the table and say here you go. >> we can play strategy and risk. >> shepard: we could. why not? jennifer, have a great day. great to see you. >> thank you. >> shepard: thank you. approaching the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. the secretary of state rex tille

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