and lamar knows the creative vision. lemonis: we talked about him working on some branding actually. we did not talk about him building out the store. aristotle: well, there's the component to the vision and the branding that plays into the store. jeremy: we know elements that we want to create and the feelings that we want to evoke of the excitement, so we catch ... lemonis: right, but we got 45 days to have feelings turned into open. they knew that there was a very tight time frame, and they're looking at me like, "we just thought you were going to do it all." so the way you have to think about space planning is understand how the traffic is going to flow, and then you'll create a fixture plan that actually navigates them through. what's that going to look like? jeremy: nontraditional style of a checkout, some sort of area into this connection. lemonis: so hold on. is this where the register is? jeremy: in this area, yes. lemonis: so you would be looking at somebody's back? jeremy: so then, i guess not there. lemonis: w

the still lingering on. what is completely gone is any sense of vision of the future any sense a vision that would motivate the world to want to be american to follow an american . the idea of the order in which we diversity and become modern most human. if you like population within and in the order in the if you like of coercion to be thelma i think the vision is gone but still the power of coastline goes on after the vision has gone and i think might compare this speech in cairo precisely showed it was completely disconnected from reality disconnected from the region i think most people in the region didn't know what he was talking about because they don't understand rapture politics of america evangelical movement and it was really more about the civil war that is take the lead a resurgence of the osa a war where now the deplorable zz of the confederates and you have if you like the new leaves in new york and the other countries saying to the to them you know we have a moral. position and you as they used to live confederates about the slaves don't have a more moral position. if you like blue virtue agains

by architects in the one nine hundred twenty s. by to talk. pierces vision of an urban utopia was defeated by circumstances beyond his control in one thousand nine hundred sixty one communist east germany built the berlin wall dividing the city into and exacerbating the housing shortage. called p.s. originally planned residential blocks with fourteen thousand five hundred apartments and a maximum of fourteen floors in the end there were nineteen thousand apartments and up to thirty floors. gropius his original vision ended up massively compromised. west. so he didn't want just patches of green she wanted a landscape with green flowing spaces between the buildings and in the. in his vision nature wasn't contained it was an intake all part of the us stayed indoors from this by this point vertical p.s. had long been living in the us. didn't have much time. before you could only be reached by far. knowing that he paid a visit maybe three times a year so he was never in charge of the project and it was more of a consultant not the godfather of the. gropius came t

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when israel the right to host the sea is your vision for the first time in twenty years the grand finale will be hosted in tel aviv instead of the internationally contested city of jerusalem but that hasn't stopped calls to boycott the song contest several international artists have started petitions urging others to stay away from the event accusing israel of violating palestinians human rights a lot of people demonstrated in all sorts of countries england and ireland against sending some of the singers to israel to the show and no one cancelled which was surprising having said that we have three months to go i'm pretty sure it's going to be loud very loud netter herself has become the target of anti israel criticism on social media and on stage but she wants to focus on her music not on politics every day in the news there's something about your vision there's something about the stuff that got to happen everybody's super excited it wasn't the thing for four years four years. i believe it's so magical that all these countries are the same think. it's a new country like israel but your

is about tackling challenges head on since he won the last is your vision song contest in lisbon. victory with this song toy change turned i think. one hundred eighty degrees different i was a blues artist the singing and basements and i did my new kristoff at home whoever. who i wouldn't have been mentioned in in twelve months. to become that. know when and israel the right to host the sea is your vision for the first time in twenty years the grand finale will be hosted in tel aviv instead of the internationally contested city of jerusalem but that hasn't stopped calls to boycott the song contest several international artists have started petitions urging others to stay away from the event accusing israel of violating palestinians human rights a lot of people demonstrated in all sorts of countries england and ireland against sending some singers to israel to the show and no one cancelled which was surprising having said that we have three months to go i'm pretty sure it's going to be loud very loud letter herself has become the target of anti israel criticism on social media and o

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you have got to be careful about the vision thing. it is just... careful about the vision thing.ust... if someone writes a cheque for 100 squillion dollars, and these movies cost a lot of money, i was in one of the harry potter films and went on to the set and got given the crew list, which was an interesting document, to see how many names. they were something like 1500 names on the crew list of harry potter, it was the biggest collection of folk i have ever been involved with in the movie business. that is a lot of money, it is a lot of people. it is probably 1500 smart, creative people. in all their varying ways, large and small, they will be some kind of contribution. and you will want to, if you are clever enough, you will want to include that as you guide the things, as you steer the ship. sometimes those contributions can be clashing, and sometimes they can be noisy, and sometimes they can be not a lwa ys noisy, and sometimes they can be not always expressed in ways that give you pleasure. so i think, you have to acknowledge that... it is all very low—budget, very short sc

the is still lingering on. what is completely gone is any sense of vision of the future any sense of vision that would motivate the world to want to be american to follow an american. path the idea of the order in which we diversity in book modernist human. if you like a sunni population within and an order in the if you like a coercion to be thelma i think the vision is gone but still the power of course lingers on after the vision has gone and i think might compare this speech in cairo precisely showed it was completely disconnected from reality disconnected from the region i think most people in the region didn't know what he was talking about because they don't understand rapture politics of america evangelical movement and it was really more about the civil war that is taking place in america or not as new civil war perhaps but actually a resurgence of the ocilla war where now the deplorable zz of the confederates and you have if you like the new leaves in new york and the other countries saying to the to them you know we have a moral position and you as they told the confederates about the straights don't

also coming up tonight to sing or not to sing the eurovision your vision song contest is no stranger to controversy but this year's pageant in israel as attracting board unusual in may funds from all over the world expected to come here to tel aviv where the song contest is being held but this by day and. that's being caused to boycott the event. a warm. welcome to all of you watching on p.b.s. in the united states and our viewers around the world we begin today with the u.s. plans to withdraw from yet another key international treaty the intermediate range nuclear forces or an f. treaty eliminated an entire class of nuclear weapons when it was signed by reagan and gorbachev during the cold war but today the trump administration has said the u.s. will exit the deal in six months because russia has failed to comply now fears of a new nuclear arms race are growing in the one nine hundred eighty s. with missiles from both nato and the eastern bloc deployed nearby east and west germany br on the front line of the nuclear arms race meeting to mass protest against american nuclear weapons i

at the end of the man i'll ask in the vision he did in libya. horny. at the needle ahmed made in iraq on the ask anybody in the theater. looking. at a live. road in his memoirs three days after the occupation of jerusalem i was driving my car on the streets of the city wearing my clerical clothes. an israeli soldier approached and spat at. i got out of the car and started being. him until he fell to the ground. i was then convinced that these invaders must be confronted with violence to be their own brutality i decided to work out and resist occupation. she went on to write i founded the first resistance of the jerusalem i held meetings in the monastery the men were very enthusiastic and they left arms to carry out of ration against the enemy. mean other non-polar i don't know how. i was alone now. when i had a cat flap that most of the un had the name and home i was on some were no iraq had been involved for us in. office so how far was. a c.s.e. american reality for when i was here and had that little fucker on had isn't one honey fin it all about how

with the income that i get from doing is the. vision system the works museum as you can see of. course of course do shoes of mean. homewards do shoes of controversy because you know i'm trying to do the same thing and sort of name sudan we're trying to do this to shoes of. the heroes of struggle you know different in different categories. that's made for data every news africa you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page we're leaving you with images from boston in a fashion week with models from the south african fashion be able to lock down the capitol hill next time i buy. that. world and take a closer look at modern culture from germany and also culture. hey listen up. video game music sounded like thirty years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level ok thanks to him talk composer graeme. featured in many games his music is bound to. his fans he opens doors to. sounds good. oh sure that's so much more than just background music video game music starts february twenty fifth on d w. welcome to news from the culture i'm robin merrill and let's

twooits eisenhower, you would not have a highway system without the vision of eisenhower. we would not have a highway system every american can benefit from and we need to make those investments at the federal level. it's a partnership. not all federal government, but state and local and we believe to encourage more private sector investment. but the argument and i think our lawmakers in the previous panel talked about this, the facetious argument folks will lose their job because of doing the right thing. the american business community said we will stand up to those leaders. my ceo the other day said the chamber of commerce will go to any district in america where a member of congress is primaried or somebody running against them for supporting more investment in infrastructure. we're ready to put our money where our mouth is. we have a coalition of business and labor, american transportation ability out there doing a grassroots advocacy campaign. that story i mentioned in lake charles, that's all over the country. we believe that now is times to take some of the success

there to be gathered up so the vision isn't new. the drive for change in the kingdom transformative drive is also not new in many ways i had been so. resembles his grandfather abdulaziz of different methods bless these united kingdom with tribal marriages bewildering number of marriages and divorces brought different groups and this is sidey him into his family he conducted a war in the saudi south. which is on a sea of which. took land from yemen and maybe if you did a report of saudi arabia you suppressed religious operatives there are many similarities one could say and it worked whether the current dr who work or not is unknown and certainly not the first time claims of reform have been made in saudi arabia for example king faisel when he became king he made a lot of very important changes and reforms in saudi arabia that before that the government had been spending very recklessly and carelessly under king his brother king so it was reported actually that he would carry around in his pocket to the budget and whenever he would se

it's the hope the passion the vision the puppet that we as young people bring to the table starting to change this narrative that we're not good enough that we're not ready for the fight to be think it's very evident that we have a whole lot more to offer to our generation and the generations coming after us and the people who've been there for me says it's a simple equation if nigeria with its booming population no longer invests in education the next crisis will not be far away that he says is something every politician should understand so you can see the work. now that entire stay is a big deal in god but the day is also about chocolate in two thousand and five the country declared the forty three national chocolate day the idea was that it coincided with valentine's day to boost the domestic consumption of chocolate made in god so we took our cameras to the streets and people if they choose chocolate or love between love and chocolates i choose. i believe can't be life with what's going to be. take the first chocolates because. i'm a fan of chocolates and. i'm not so sure about lo

model of society and they have shifted and they've moved over to the democrats and been embraced by american democrats as as a moral vision for the future and bolton and the others cling to old american thinking the so is he to call schmidt which is our what your kate is and it's very clear it was very tense said look this isn't about morality or about values that's for the fia logisticians or we keep and any state that is once tooth of vive has to destroy any rivals that appear in its way so that is really the sort of more the bolton view is not a grand vision grand sort of structure it's about using power in a way to make sure america is focused america but i want to say if i have a second what i think is most striking at the moment has because europe is so obsessed by proving that difference from trump the they have actually no more bracing. that other film. with the democrats along with the democrats so you get these amazing things where europe supports. regime change. after all they should have learnt from libya they still think that you know this is a good idea you see your pm saying oh well i mean you know be punis

every day and the news there's something about your vision there's something about the stuff they've got to have that everybody is super excited it wasn't a thing for four years four years. i believe it's so magical that all these countries on the same think. it's in a country like israel the univision song contest is bound to become political. it is indeed but before we talk about the politics david leavitt's is here with me before we talk about politics what do you think of the new solve let me just say in general i think i think it's great that she's so confident in her message that she's back for more she's ready to show the world that she's not just a one hit wonder and that is really different from most pop stars her sound is different she looks different a lot of people have tried to shame her for that so good for her for sticking with it and i think that's really going to resonate with so many young people who need alternative role models now let's talk about this video for a second the song is actually inspired by her childhood growing up in nigeria that's where she got this

this is about saudi arabia completely changing the way it works and the vision of the new leadership,are trying to move away from a complete reliance on their oil. they have spoken a lot about wanting to wean themselves off dependence on fossil is fuel but it is more about weaning themselves off this very closed domestic system and to become a more globally competitive economy. in the japan times, the us is seen as a major threat under donald trump. it is writing about a survey conducted in washington. it was across the border, across the globe, in terms of the people they spoke to. it is very interesting what has come to light. this kind of survey, in this case, global research, it is useful, particularly for the government in washington, to understand how well the us is maintaining alliances, not just with other governments but how it is viewed as a friendly ally in the electorate. it is not always clear when they ask the question what the respondent hears when you ask about a threat. people can feel there is a different kind of threat versus what japan or china there is a different

songs, it was trusting the visionthe work they are in the costume designer, hairand makeup the vision, the work they are in the costume designer, hair and makeup i think it was amazing in the film. spike lee is passing behind us and his purple affect. he's probably my favourite film director to be honest, there's one of the reasons why did thisjob, i said i did the right thing and i read a bad review andi right thing and i read a bad review and i was like how can you write a bad review and i had met him several times, he laughed and he was pleased about that, but it also made me feel really old, but not only that he's never been nominated for director before, and he was nominated this year and before, and he was nominated this yearandi before, and he was nominated this yearand i think before, and he was nominated this year and i think the film is that not —— phenomena, it will be the most political film around bringing the 70s black plantation movie into the 70s black plantation movie into the presence and talking abo

this is the next battle for our democracy, one where all eligible citizens can have a say the vision they want for our country. we must reject the cynicism that says every cast to be count and counted is a power grab. americans understand that these are the values our brave men and women in uniform and our veterans risk their lives to defend. the foundation of our moral leadership around the globe is free and fair elections, where voters pick their leaders, not where politicians pick their voters. in this time of division and crisis, we must come together and stand for and with one another. america has stumbled time and again on its quest towards justice and equality, but with each generation, we have revisited our fundamental truths and where we falter, we make amends. we fought jim crow with the civil rights act and the voting rights act. yet, we continue to confront racism from our past and in our present, which is why we must hold everyone from the highest offices to our own families accountable for racist words and deeds and call racism what it is -- wrong. america achieves a mea

anthony rendon - d-lakewood)) "the extent to which a train from bakersfield to merced fulfills the original vision to what california's voted for, and to the extent it doesn't link the two largest urban areas in the state seems problematic."((ashley standup)) the governor announced he also replaced the head of the board overseeing the project.. that board is scheduled to meet next week. tag. coverage on the proposed changes to the high speed rail project tonight. while some are viewing the governor's comments as an abandonment of the project... proponents remain optimistic the route from san francisco to l-a will still be

the former soldier. both worry that history could repeat itself. from vision and has said that he wants to back out of the nuclear missile treaty what's your opinion on this. new us missiles nichols is unsure how he feels about that america america is in a very very difficult situation at the moment and my opinion is that everyone's fold. in the one nine hundred eighty s. there were massive demonstrations against u.s. missiles across germany including here and. he's a bishop i would attend the protest march if there were one today to rid off here i would definitely go out and demonstrate it's very important to me that peace remains our top priority i would definitely go out and join a protest for this cause. back at the form of all tied to base the old us soldier and the young pacifist share the same fear that the arms race between russia and the us will start up again and no one will have learned from the mistakes of the past. for more on this i'm joined by paul walker he's the director of green cross international's environmental security and sustainability

ways in which you think about those issues from the perspective of your programs and even through the vision like how do you see the effects of that confidence building and that competence building out in the world beyond a camp session. >> i think camp is suppose to be an add version of the world that we're suppose to be. it's a place you go for part of your summer. if we do our job as people in charge of and running these camps, you know, kids are going to get a vision of the best possible version of society. they're going to get a chance to feel the best possible version of themselves and then when the camp session ends, i really take it as my responsibility to tell the kids that you know, they don't, this wasn't just for them to have for these three weeks. they need to go out and experience what it felt like to be loved and accepted for who they are, to work out differences face to face with dialogue and communication. those kinds of skills are confident to take a stand in who you are and who you believe in and think about what does it mean to live in community which we all live in and h

death will be aired on the fifth or the eighth of february wait and see all right in the euro vision final in mainz around may this year the men all right. thank you very much thanks. and the world's biggest annual human migration is under way right now more than four hundred million chinese are on the move to ring in the year of the pig which begins on february fifth that means an estimated three billion trips by rail by road and by air as people head home to celebrate with their loved ones. boarded the train from beijing to home. it's the start of. one seven headed west the lunar new year millions leaving beijing for the provinces but inside the trains are crowded not everyone has a reservation forcing some passengers to get creative. secured a seat the twenty five year old engineering students going home to see his parents will be the. spring festival for the chinese it's like christmas for westerners it is a holy day and everyone reunites with their families so it's really important for us. like many chinese. family once a year parents and children. and travel expenses are high. a

now it is time to complete that revolution and implement the vision we fought for. here's my question to you. will you stand with me as part of a million person grassroots movement which cannot only when notdemocratic nomination, only when the general election, but most importantly, help transform this country so finally we have a government that works for all of us and not just a few? together, we can create a nation that leads the world in the struggle for peace and economic, racial, social, and environmental justice. andan defeat donald trump repair the damage he has done to our country. sisters, if we stand together, there is no limit to what we can accomplish. i hope you will join me. thank you very much. to the whited house coverage continues later this week with senator elizabeth warren. she speaks to democratic party dinner in manchester. live on c-span. quach washington journal, live every day with policy issues that impact you. national constitution center's jeffrey rosen discusses president trump's emergency generation. how the most recent shutdown is impa

anthony rendon - d-lakewood)) "the extent to which a train from bakersfield to merced fulfills the original vision to what california's voted for, and to the extent it doesn't link the two largest urban areas in the state seems problematic."((ashley standup)) the governor announced he also replaced the head of the board overseeing the project.. that board is scheduled to meet next week. tag. (grant) (grant) the governor talked about a lot more than the high speed rail today.. including how he plans to tackle homelessness and address the bankruptcy filing of p-g-and-e. you can find more on our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) and while many view the governor's comments as abandoning the san francisco to los angeles stretch of high-speed rail, proponents remain optimistic it may still happen(grant) the bullet train was to arrive at san francisco's cal train station. that's where kron 4's dan kerman is live with

there to be gathered up so the vision isn't new. the drive for change in the kingdom transformative drive was also not new in many ways i had been so many resembles his grandfather. closes of different methods of blood zs united kingdom with tribal marriages bewildering number of marriages and divorces that brought different groups in the society and it into his family he conducted a war in the saudi south. which is on a sea of which took land from yemen and made it definitively part of saudi arabia he suppressed religious uprisings there are many similarities one could say and it worked whether the current dr will work or not is unknown and certainly not the first time claims of reform have been made in saudi arabia for example king faisel when he became king he made a lot of very important changes and reforms in saudi arabia that before that the government had been spending very recklessly and carelessly under king his brother king so it was reported actually that he would carry around in his pocket of the budget and whenever he wo

the future market. mohamed been so months vision was to take the money from the i.p.o. to revamp the saudi public investment fund which would play a leading role in developing non oil industries but that fund has already started borrowing money instead of stacking up oil revenues the tens of billions expected from a ram code never arrived and global banks provided their first ever loan of eleven billion dollars the i.p.o. it seems to be from what people say was designed to generate cash for the public investment fund of saudi arabia which is designed to make investments for the future not to use for the saudi budget not to use for those kind of projects but really a sovereign wealth fund to rely on you know when oil is no longer important commodity here you have a company which has been deliberately nontransparent is now listed on any market that has no shareholders other than the kingdom itself to which to report in saudi arabia is not a notably free press environment and it is not a democracy and accountability is uncertain. we're heading to the place some deep in the

they are shared by the resident i have met in this journey. i know we can make this vision a reality. this is my charge as governor. this must be our charge as a state. thank you, may god continue to bless the great people and state of new jersey and the united [captioningerica performed by the national captioning institute, ! [cheers & applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] "> c-span's "washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, we will talk about the week ahead in washington with politico white house correspondent anita kumar and bloomberg news congressional reporter erik wasson. then a discussion about states and teacher pay with education daarellicy reporter burnette. " live aton journal 7:00 a.m. join the conversation. >> vermont governor phil scott outlined his $6.1 billion budget proposal, which includes school safety combating the opioid , epi

there to be gathered up so the vision isn't new. the drive for change in the kingdom transformative drive was also not new in many ways i had been so many resembles his grandfather. places of different methods of blows these united kingdom with tribal marriages bewildering number of marriages and divorces that brought different groups in the society and it into his family he conducted a war in the saudi south. which is on a sea of which took land from yemen and made it definitively part of saudi arabia he suppressed religious uprisings there are many similarities one could say and it worked whether the current drive will work or not is unknown and certainly not the first time claims of reform have been made in saudi arabia for example king feisal when he became king he made a lot of very important changes and reforms in saudi arabia that before that the government had been spending very recklessly and carelessly under king his brother king so it was reported actually that he would carry around in his pocket of the budget and whenever

missesstorted legacy mrs the feminist vision of collective change to make more humane lives for all. when people ask me where we go from here, i start with this. with the power of remembering and resuscitating a vision that gets us away from having it all and toward humane lives for all. i suppose one could see discouragement and how far we are from this vision. but let me offer you this before we go in conversation from the final words of the book. it can seem impossible to bring the feminist vision to fruition. but then, there was no movement whatsoever for a new world when feminists got started 50 years ago. second wave feminism changed how americans think and act so dramatically that we can almost no longer conceive how profoundly the movement transformed our society. the women's movement was instrumental in fighting for a vision of fairness that many americans take for granted in their daily lives today. it changed basic expectations about women's nature, what constitutes just treatment in the workplace, who is responsible for cleaning bathrooms and putting children to sleep, and

. >> thank you, the vision is inspiring. he length of implementation is impressed -- depressing, partially as the overlay, i think everybody in the city is fatigued about the entire city appearing like a constant construction site. the ability to smoothly move through a recognizable part of downtown is almost gone, and while market street is the thing we hold onto, we are still coming to intersections that don't work. we have to spend at least an extra ten minutes to circumvent and cross intersections, and continue on the sidewalk we really want to be on, and it is really hard to want to support this, yet i have to look towards commissioner miguel when he tells us that it will be 2040, and some of us may not be around to wait that long. that is a discussion for another time. what is difficult is if the impacting idea of consulate -- constant inspect -- construction and to continue fragmentation of a city as a whole. this is the most important zipper, the most important protector we have. market street connects it all. and to

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