jane: her struggle for acceptance was turned into an advertisement for a sportswear company. the video went viral and her story has become a best-selling memoir. do you feel you are breaking barriers, or are you still an anomaly? >> i do see a change. and as much criticism as i get for talking about it as much as i do, i think it is forcing people to make changes. it is putting the spotlight on the ballet world in a way that it has never been done before. jane: in the conservative world of classical ballet, it is hard to overestimate her impact. for these budding swans, she has the status of a rock star. >> the first time i met her, i was so excited i did not say anything to her. i was so excited to be in the room, i could not speak. she paved the way for all the african-american dancers to feel like they could actually start doing ballet with hopes of getting into a professional company. that is why she is a role model for me. jane: her costar is award-winning dancer brooklyn mac. -- mack. he has performed all over the world. brooklyn: i wanted to get to the point where ther

these were the divisions covering ladies, junior miss sportswear, and also textile designers. the foga will advertise to such a degree that you could hardly turn a page of women's wear daily without seeing a promotional message or some kind of advertisement the guild promoted. in fact in march 1933, they had a 20 page issue of women's wear daily. the guild was everywhere. they started five. $22.50. what they do then -- it's kind of interesting. what they do then, they start expanding their guardianship over piracy to include the moderate price lines. so, wholesaling, $11 to about $16. five months later they will extend protection to this $6.75 to $8.75 level. a month after that they extend to the four dollar mark. the guild will argue because piracy occurs -- copies of copies of copies -- throughout the industry, every branch needs protection. they do this. they offer protection through various means. they can ask what is called declarations of cooperation. basically agreements between a manufacturer and a designer and a retailer that the retailer is not going to sell copied m

he tried to move into women's sportswear, not successful the first time. he is doing better now.a couple english from your team. they are becoming a nike. olivia: and they are totally crushing it with athleisure. all the women have leggings on. tom: her life is so far removed from my. do you know the last time i went to brunch? olivia: yeah, this morning. tom: let's do a data check, equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. brunch. you have to get to sarah beth at 8:00 because the linux altidore at 8:22. euro-dollar is weaker, $1.0685. oil is on a bit. we need to go to france. we are on a -- we do go to francine lacqua. we are on a greece fatigue. when do we get to a restructuring? carl weinberg talks about a huge haircut, a huge time delay. we are nowhere near that going to a friday meeting, are we? friends in: no, we are nowhere near it because we thought we would be in a different place. we thought we could start talking about some kind of restructuring or haircut deal. that has not happened. i know there is a little bit of greece fatigue tom, but people are getting a little b