spokesman has reportedly said to any hopeful treasure hunters would be turned away along with the spade. and i was under the time given these well scouts and i'm glad i think about what is going up all the time is. i need that well in my life so what if i but you know i want to see you next week thank you for what i think lap will finance my comics on across the south seas that. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but they're also a pedophile's dream come true and are will very very creepy but why are they creepy that's because whether you like it or not human beauty is related to sex so when you try to make children beautiful and wear bathing suits or let's just say active poses yeah that's called sex lies and children and it's disgusting although adult beauty pageants are also sort of stupid at least the participants ar

i think he is calling a spade a spade.commodate everybody in my caucus. i couldn't do it. it is now time to get things done. i commend him for doing that. >> do you think it is a change in his leadership? >> i think it is a change in his patience level. you know, he tried over and over again, and i think that the shutdown was the big game-changer. the shutdown was a disaster for the republican party. and not only that, it provided cover from what was the debacle of the obamacare launch. for the first two weeks in october, instead of focussing on what was happening or not happening, for the obamacare website, instead we were having the shut down be the tella know vela trading out in all of media. i think it is putting focus back where it needs to be focused. and i think that he has had it, and i think most of his caucus is fed up and doesn't want to good down that cliff again. >> tela novella, well said. now last word. >> i agree with what she said, except one little wrinkle. that's the fact that obamacare again and again i

he came for support and he got it in spades. russia and the ukraine are strategic partners. not just in words but in deeds. we are united by centuries of friendship and have lived in the same country. part of tuesday's deal will see russia temporarily lower gas prices. they are facing a huge budget shortfall and desperately need the money, especially after bailout talks broke down in november. they immediately denounce the new deal. the opposition leader repeated calls for him to step down. >> we know that there is only one solution for this political crisis. it is to hold a snap parliamentary elections. the snap elections are a fair way to go. it is an opportunity for the people to choose which path they support for the country. >> she has are sure countrymen to reject closer relations with moscow. so far, they have not joined in the customs union but that is only a small consolation to the protesters. >> for more on this story, we're are joined now by student -- susan student -- susan stewart. welcome to the show. first of all, will this the enough to sort out ukraine's fi

horde from the community help us take care of the spaces we live in help us take care of the green spades that will help us mitigate climate change and so i'm pleased to we're going to introduce the next round of the carbon fund to you all with that in mind it's climate action on the ground. i want to thank ma link between her and shawn we've gotten this program up and running i'm so excited to see those projects move forward. thank you for your time >> o so i don't have my glasses on. yes. i want to thank malin. so i can - didn't you've heard it all night economy, equality and environment. once again all those projects are sequestering conscious and 3450ig9 carbons their own to have increase that walk ability and providing food foyer people and all things jeffrey beautifully articulated. argue just to go over the grantees the asian week foundations for that hunter point. this a big one the floater 4rer789 he gateway high school and bay street neighborhood watch and other. those are fabulous projects there's so many people involved so we present them to you. i know from a community you ca

kate spade and others that do not have the capital for enormous bricks and mortar infrastructure.y put a lot of money into digital, and it is paying off. >> there are the few that you named. they seem to be kind of connecting the best of all worlds. >> there is a notion of attribution. people tend to look at e- commerce sales as an indicator of whether digital is paying off. you miss the majority of the story. while some of the luxury purchases are made online, four in five are influenced by digital. >> they are influencing decisions. >> $750 billion worth are influenced by smaller screens. your digital presence affect a lot more than e-commerce. >> how do you measure that? that is a little tricky. >> there are 850 data points across social media, mobile. what we have found is that these firms have strong iq's. there is a strong correlation between revenue growth and shareholder return. it makes sense because when you're good at digital, it is like working out. you find that every part of your life gets better. >> that is so inspirational for the new year. >> drop and give me 20.

as we have seen the jack spade review, san franciscans do not want developments incompatible with the neighborhood. it has set the products in the plans to be kept. i urge you to september -- support this appeal and these promises. >> hi, any other -- name is joel 50s i live in the mission. i came to school and i couldn't afford it then and i sure as hell can't afford it now but i stick by this city . when i found it was unlike any other community in the arts. this is a group of people that is so supportive of each other and what we do. the people standing next to me and sitting behind me are such an incredible community of artist and people that it's a privilege to get to be here with you and get to be here. it is so much more than just a building, thank you. >>> my name is -- i'm an owner and resident on hill street. i support the statement of all of my neighbors and join the concerns express fwied -- by the marsh and people who love the marsh. i'm here to oppose the permit for the valencia street building that has been designed for the new denser valencia mixed use standards for th

they will focus instead on the kate spade label. formally known as liz claiborne. property rights to juicy couture. >> why would you give that up check out -- give that up? i have every keller. -- every color. they are really comfy. >> i have never been into one. >> you have never been into a juicy couture? tax -- >> never. kate spade has been a sales juggernaut. more than 20% for the past 12 straight quarters. ofarly, the strategy whittling down their brands is worth it for them. >> these guys focus on what they do best. get rid of the things that are fickle, more trendy, and stay back with the tried and true. >> are you saying that judicature is fickle and trendy? >> i am saying that. they make a lot of addresses that i wear on this show. i like juicy a lot. not going away. is campaign to persuade actually working. those nelson, heart -- are names you might not have heard in a while. >> i had to ask julie who they were. >> get out of here. >> geez louise. barracuda, magic manned -- magic man? it is a fantastic band. >> all of these bands are pulling out of the se

. >> the coaches, michael kors, kate spades, yes, that's really improving, both here and abroad.y. >> there's music that came in. i don't know why, but it did. >> okay. >> who knows. maybe kate spade called for it. >> that could be. >> the aspirational luxury is taking care of itselfp. this coincides with the idea that there is an income inequality, that the high-end is doing okay in this country, the vast majority of people are still struggling. >> very, very true and to speaking to that aspirational luxury, we're seeing a lot of consumers are very interested in the flash sale sites like guilt.com, ru la la, one kings lane where they can get high-end brands a and seeing prices 50% off or better. let everyone else you might be doing okay or get standout gifts but not be breaking your budget to do that. >> lauren, your role in this is to be the ordinary shopper. i know you're not an ordinary sole in any way, but how are you shopping this year that might be different from the ways you shopped in prior years? >> well, i'm definitely a sucker for brand names and designer things. i te

since then some animals have been spade at the spca. animals can be adopted immediately. >>> the ntsb hearing on the deadly asiana airlines crash in san francisco focused on the airlines' training procedures for pilots. new video of the crash was presented at the hearing. the plane on the approach to the runway and hitting the seawall and crashing. investigators want to know if today's pilots depend too much on automated flying systems. >> we get a lot of our training in fixed-based simulators where we watch things happen. we push the buttons, watch it happen, watch it happen. and over time the pilots are watching it happen and we're not going proactive any more. >> also testifying at the hearing the sfo fire chief. he acknowledged a teenage girl who survived the initial plane crash was hit by two fire trucks and that firefighters thought she was dead. >>> a danceville pilot who gained international fame for safely landing a passenger jet on hudson river says pilot training needs to be improved. sully sullenberger says pilots must be re

more than a little puzzled over the appearance of a recently discovered planet in the wrong part of spades. and that is a spy scandal reaches a russian officials i've become trees a long way because consider a ban on the use of foreign smart far as aussie doco would tell you what could replace i suppose and operative eyes. and i would think a true. the u.k. government has warned british companies again is doing business with israeli settlements in the west bank is the first time the country has to recognize the occupation of palestinian territory as being illegal under international law and celia joins me now live for more nice to see you so did this statement say. well in the explicit expression of its position over israeli settlements in occupied territories which are considered illegal under international law the governments of trade and investment arm had issued a warning to british businesses over the risks of involvement in economic and financial activities in the settlements and one of those could be a potential damage to the company's reputation now i spoke with the u.k. trade and

spokesman has reportedly said to any hopeful treasure hunters would be turned away along with the spade. and i won't under trying given well. i'm glad to talk about what's what. a sky full that time is thousand this ways i need that one in my life so what if i but you know i was seen at least thank you for one thing slap will finance more economic on a person's house and see that. what is the fate of the house of saud it's list of complaints against washington is long and getting longer the saudis are furious over western dealings with iran disappointed that obama didn't bomb syria and one of its only real friends in the region is israel given all of this chemical house of saud afford what it calls an independent one policy take weeks between thanksgiving and christmas in the united states a conflict roughly twenty percent of our new mall topic during that period of time people are much less rational one day when they self yes certainly in our modern era people are often spending money that they don't have and spending it on things they don't need to accomplish what they haven't really

here the evenings belong to cart men gathered together to talk smoke and chew though their chosen a spade for a country that has precious few of them are now escaping the water crisis will simply have to wait another day. to see capital r t sanaa yemen. and on our website iran's nuclear program is in the cross has all the intelligence services of saudi arabia and israel. states planned to develop a super computer virus to scupper terrorize atomic ambitions. and also that now inventions section you can always find startling pictures including those from greece as far right protests in athens. the u.k. prime minister is on a challenge fences in china leading britain's largest ever business delegation to the country david cameron has been a lot of praise on beijing recently talking about how important economic ties with china are and how they provide a real opportunity for london britons looking for ways to bolster business links and pushing for a free trade deal between the country and the z but brussels has been irritated by the idea fuelling debate around the u.k.'s membership of the bloc

the streets of catalonia northeast spade filled today with both pro and anti nationalist demonstrators across barcelona there were flag waving protest both full against the region's independence which counts but a fifth of spain's economy despite the government of madrid wanted to keep the area under its control poll suggests most there are against it and out from the european partnership for independence explains why. fifty seven percent the ones that wanted the finance and only had twenty percent one simply don't want it and so obviously with these results now we have very optimistic we do care for our people and now we just want to dance future for i will be there so you. can decide about. some policies like immigration cultural. relations like any other nation would have to say and that's what it's fair and that is what it's about democracy. thousands of fast food retail workers in the united states staged a national strike on thursday calling for an increase to the minimum wage president obama had pledged to push for higher salaries for the industry back in february but critics sa

spokesman has reportedly said the any hope for treasure hunters would be turned away along with their spades. you know what other time given these councillors i have bought a ticket i want to see what basically all the time is thousand this way i need that one in my life so what if i but you know what i will see next week thank you for what you think will happen all finance more economics will spawn a process i'll see that. this is the place that has been closer to god for almost a thousand years. you're twenty some years ago you stablished just a light on the silence. and people your the love of christ works. people say you can catch up but something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on r.t. . war is probably the most complex and difficult given. all. locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people who don't know what their premises are really us people. are reading. this some of them shoots my brother

protests at home race in moscow ukraine's president came to the kremlin for support and he got it in spades. russian president arriving at switching made a point of emphasizing the long standing ties between the two countries. steel grade russia and ukraine as strategic partners not just in words but also in deeds we you know i said by many centuries of friendship and by having lived together for a long time in the same country continue to do it part of tuesday's deal will see russia temporarily lower gas prices for the ukraine and when viktor yanukovich as governments around eleven billion euros. she and is facing huge budget shortfall that desperately needs the money especially after bailout talks with the international monetary fund and the european union broke down in november. this view is that this is the shift in relations has angered pro western troops in ts who immediately denounced the new deal with russia while present yanukovich was in moscow. opposition leader of the time the cats go repeated calls for him to step down. his name or two and a uv and we know that there is only on

but it all begins with actually forming a partnership with the banking regulators and doing the hard spade work to establish how the fraud mechanisms work which are always accounting in this concept in this context and none of the hard work has been done in the trenches so no it isn't innovative it's old school stuff that sent over a thousand elite folks to prison in the savings and loan debacle and somewhere around six hundred eight hundred in the enron era scandal and zero elites in this scandal now as i understand it the purpose of the sarbanes oxley act was to change corporate behavior by putting top executives personally on the hook for any wrongdoing do you think that jamie dimon or anyone else for that matter will ever see their day in court when it takes say another financial collapse for something to be done about this and for it to be taken more seriously well it's certainly going to take another attorney general and probably it's going to take another president of the united states of america and that's probably going to put us pretty close to beyond the statue of limitations so

orange revolution with european government agreed to any snap election did we have snap elections in spades in you know ireland hundreds of thousands of people who went on the streets demonstrating against. the taxpayers' money being squandered on banks there's no. the these demonstrations plead down in other media and. or club. russia's foreign minister has criticised the e.u. for putting pressure on kiev saying it has nothing to do with the interest of the ukrainian people had a line to argue no confirmation on that story. russia's president putin gave his annual state of the nation address this week and he touched upon topics from the economy to international politics is champions of russia's traditional values and stressed the country is capable of defending itself is going off has more its traditionally become the place to be to find out the president's vision of the president and his plans for the future every year russia stop politicians businessmen economists and elites gather at the kremlin to listen to his idle address first heads will just return from there as well and here are s

on kate spade saturday in new york, store fronts has a touch screen so as people walked by they could shop and have it delivered to them with ebay now. we extended that into the mall here in the bay area where we have these gigantic touch screen where is consumers walking by can engage in a large touch screen experience and see what they want and have it delivered to them or here is a great example. sony has a store in the mall and has a touch screen at another place in the mall. a consumer can be shopping for it or can decide if they want to go to the shore and pick it up and bite or have it delivered to them at home. >> how fast do you plan to scale this? >> we approach innovation. what we are good at is consumer innovation. delivering new experiences. just as with ebay now, the ability to buy something on ebay from a number of different retailers and have it delivered to you in the moment just like you bought some gloves today. they are coming because you wanted them within an hour. you wanted them today. we started that in one city and rolled it out to three, then five and we'll g

i don't know about but i don't judge it for a second spade what i'm doing is hard to welcome like to be another to come and go to the gorgeous in this article will have the right to reply to every comment that of the common than just want their imposition. i'm not going to get involved. um i'm not going to question my own personal future. if i happen to you yes you will be doing my job i make my move up to the trees watching the french prime minister and in either its own long held that. and be reminded that if the difficulties of having to deal with this sort of at least his focus in the french media pakistan and stephen and his son the story of the course of last month since he had to do that it's a kick out of the beatles and the changes the fiscal regime that every penny landed in the french president rather add to a creepy guy at the french prime minister. of course as soon as is with this kind of fees and the french predictable classes go crazy and all they want to talk to a senate source of transportation because of rifts between the prime minister's office and the presence ab

we started with kate spade in new york. a touchscreen on their storefronts.people walk by, they can shop and have it delivered to them with ebay now. and with the westfield mall in the bay area, we had these gigantic touchscreens. >> still to come in part 2 of my exquisite interview with john get yourebay can packages in nearly an hour, something that amazon does not offer. that is next on this special edition of "bloomberg west: inside ebay." ♪ >> welcome back to a "bloomberg "inside ebay." i am emily chang. in a world of same-day day delivery, time is money. ebay has an advantage over the competition. they offer same-day delivery within an hour, something amazon has yet to offer. of my interview with the ebay president, john donahoe , i asked if he could give us numbers behind ebay now. >> we're not publishing any numbers on it, but what we have done is in three cities, we partner with retailers so that when you have a situation and you want something to date like these gloves and you do not want to waste the afternoon away or have it delivered to you tomor

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but it all begins with actually forming a partnership with the banking regulators and doing the hard spade work to establish how the fraud mechanisms work which are always accounting in this concept in this context and none of the hard work has been done in the trenches that was william k. black associate professor of economics and law at the university of missouri kansas city well attention target shoppers you better check your bank statements the retail giant reports that forty million debit and credit card accounts could have been hacked between black friday and december fifteenth the company warning is warning customers to check for an authorized activity on their bank cards in case the criminals decided to do a bit of holiday shopping at the target's customer's expense the hackers may have been able to access the shoppers names card numbers expiration dates and the sri digit security codes on the back of the cards so how safe is our data with all this extra swiping that we're doing during this holiday season tell me so it through this i was shown earlier by how much any gum founder of

spokesman has reportedly said the any hope for treasure hunters would be turned away along with that spade. and i won't under trying to convince the welsh councillors i know what i think about what's. going up all the time thousand this i need that well in my life so that if i but you know what i will see you next week thank you for what i think will happen all finance more economic times will spawn of course it's about see that. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids' beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but they're also a pedophile's dream come true and are will very very creepy but why are they creepy that's because with the like are not human beauty is related to sex so when you try to make children beautiful and wear bathing suits let's just say active poses yeah that's called sexualizing children and it's disgusting although adult beauty pageants are also so

result of spades and let him down different paths. so the ukraine price of gas and a fifteen billion dollar injection during. the customs union was an. e.u. protest. european bloc. britain opts for energy over environmental concerns with a plan to potentially open up the pristine british countryside to shell gas fracking despite widespread public opposition. which you didn't hear. you.

. >> dean spade is a founder of the sylvia law project, a project that represents transgender people.f his clients have received police harassment or violence. >> it helps to see how poverty feeds that right? so people already are poor because of job discrimination of being unable to access social services or homeless shelters. you're more likely to be poor and on the street, when people are profiling transpeople on the street, consistently arrested and really caught up in that system. >> many arrests take place on christopher street on new york's west village, a place where the modern gay movement was born. 1965, mass violence led, as night falls, christopher street is alive with activity. i met sasha washington walking with her friends. rejected at a early age by her parents, she now lives on the street. >> how old are you? >> 26. i was homeless from the age of 15 to 23. >> sasha says police often suspect her of engaging in prostitution. when i found the evidence they have against her, i was shocked. >> what evidence do you have? >> the cops stopped me. i said you was walking around

we started with kate spade saturday in new york. we put a touchscreen on the storefront. if people walked by, they could shop. they can have it delivered to them with ebay now. that extended to the westfield mall here in the bay area. we have these gigantic touchscreens. consumers walking by can in gauge in a large touch green experience. they can see what they want and have it delivered to them. here is a great example. sony has a store in the mall. they have a touchscreen at another point in the mall. they can shop and then go over to the store to pick up and buy it or they can have it delivered to them later on at home. not anhave said this is experiment. how fast do you plan to scale this? >> we approach innovation. we're good at consumer innovation and creating new experiences. now, we haveebay the ability to buy something from a number of retailers and have it delivered to you in the moment. you got some gloves today. >> i am waiting for them. >> you wanted them within an hour. he wanted them today. we rolled it out and now we have it in five cities. it will go to 2

she's been adopted and waiting to be spade before going to her new home. two women at the shelter at the time of the abduction. anyone with information on their identities is asked to call animal care and control. >>> new information on the dozens pit bulls found in horrible conditions in east oakland. the dogs are held by animal services, last night we showed you exclusive videos of dogs and puppies in bad shapes in the east oakland home. they have been in contact of the owners. >> he does not admit they're fighting dogs but he admit their his dogs. we want to talk to him and is he breeding the dogs and things like that. >> they're convinced that the dogs were used for fighting. >>> another march rally was held in santa rosa tonight of the protest. before the march started young people were asked to sign the pledge to continue to fight for justice for andy. protesters say they want gail house charged with murder. >> the pledge is for students to sign onto continue for the fight for justice for their friends and cousins and community members and their scho

this is from kate spade. everything is individually sewn down. gorgeous. dlas $298. pricey.his shirt at nordstrom's, $48. individually sewn on a piece of tulle, has an illusion it is sewn to the blouse, but sewn to the tulle. $48. unbelievable. >> wow. >> i know. nordstrom, not nordstrom's. they're always pointing that out. >> thank you. okay. so now let's talk about fabrication. >> white, danger zone, right? you don't want to spend a ton of money because you're going to spill something on it. this here feels amazing. $215 from equipment. i found this one, which is a silk poly blend from joe fresh, touch it, still feels great. 19 bucks. >> if we hadn't felt this one -- >> you would never -- it has a little poly, you can wash it and it doesn't crease as much as the natural -- >> saves in the dry cleaner. >>> now designer pants usually give you at least two inches so you can take them down if you're tall. i don't have this problem. i'm 5 feet tall. >> hodie does. >> exactly. but two inches of the hem allows these pants, so expensive, rebecca taylor. i found these at marshalls

spade had his best game. scored 12 of his 15. after this warriors lead by one. watch this monster put back. it's tied at 98. and howard here with a put back jam. it becomes a three point play. howard made all three of his three pointers. >>> lakers are now 0-3 is kobe bryant returned. tonight against division okc thunder. he made 13 assists. that becomes a four point play after the foul. grant scores 31. thunder win. kobe played 23 minutes and sat out the entire fourth quarter. >>> the richest head coach in college football makes a decision on his future. >>> and and pryor went from back up to starter and to back up again. he talks about his career coming up. >>> sunday's chiefs and raiders game is sold out so it will be shown here. matt mcglowin makes the start. pryor went into the game injured. coaches now believe that matt is a little more consistent than pryor. >> you can always put your head down and say and whine about it and talk behind everybody's back about it and be very negative. but there's another way to try to grasp guys and teach guys and that's h

yeah, we have seen a spade of positive economic news in the last 30 days. u.s.ob less claims came out. is the economy finally recovering the economy is what you el boo it is. you are working you feel the economy is strong. the neighbor may not be, he or she doesn't feel it is as strong. certainly we have seen positive numbers. went down, but they had got undramatically in the preceding two weeks so this is kind of a direction. at retailers at restaurants and at hotels will lose their jobs and file for benefits. >> october, november, consumer spending went up about $107 billion. in the first two months of the third quarter they went up about 60 billion dollars and we had a very very strong third quarter. so this is pointing towards perhaps even an stronger fourth quarter. or at least not as dismal a lot of my colleagues have suggested. >> so looking ahead. you have construction workers you have the financial sector when homes are sold, and then you have retailers after the fact. because people spend money when they buy an existing home, or a new home. they add to

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for the third year in a row, but there are some impressive smaller brands, like tory burch and kate spadeey are putting a lot of money into digital and it is paying off. >> digital, with the ones that you just named i know that there are these pop-up shops that they want to connect the best of all theworlds. >> it is perception of attribution, where people tend to look at these e- commerce sales as an indication of what is paying off, but you arm is -- missing the majority of the story here. while 1, 2, and five her juices are made online, four out of five are influenced a digital. for example, mobile commerce will only be a $30 billion business in three years. >> but it has influenced more decisions? >> $750 billion influenced by smaller screens. your digital presence influences a lot more. >> how do you measure that? that is tricky. >> we spent a lot of time spent -- a lot of time thinking about that. what we are finding is that these firms with strong digital iq's, there is a strong correlation between year on year revenue growth and shareholder return, which makes sense, because when

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