pierre cardin. pierre. a control freak. a label, a logo, a controlfreak. a label, a logo, a legend. that was house of cardin, and the people behind the film join me from palm springs, california. todd and david, hello. welcome to bbc news. hello. thank you for having us. this is obviously a passion project of yours. what drove you to it? we only say it's divine providence, because wejust love the man. we didn‘t know he was alive. we just collected love the man. we didn‘t know he was alive. wejust collected his furniture and we had his car. he had a record label, so we werejust furniture and we had his car. he had a record label, so we were just avid collectors and we happened to be in paris in 2016 and discovered he was a real person and he was alive. and we met him, not with the intention of making a documentary, just to get a picture and meet him because we thought he was extraordinary. then for the. we are film-makers so we assumed we would approach him about assumed we would approach him about a documentary, so after we left our meeting with him, just like in our film, we ba

pierre cardin. pierre. you know, pierre cardin. a little bit of a sell—out. a control freak. a label, a logo, a legend. that was house of cardin, and the couple behind the film told me how they came to make it. welcome to bbc news. hello. we only say it's divine providence, because wejust love the man. we didn't know he was alive. we just collected his furniture and we had his car. he had a record label, so we were just avid collectors and we happened to be in paris in 2016 and discovered he was a real person and he was alive. and we met him, not with the intention of making a documentary, just to get a picture and meet him because we thought he was extraordinary. then voila. we are film—makers so we assumed we would approach him about a documentary, so after we left our meeting with him, just like in our film, we basically said, when you want to get started? i love the idea that you knew him from his creations and then you go to paris and bump into him. what did you say to him? how did you say you'd like to get to know him? you know, we didn't even have to say that because

pierre cardin, the fashion world supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he‘d be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau‘s film beauty and the beast in 1946 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950‘s bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s

pierre cardin, the fashion world's supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 1946, and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s coll

french designer, pierre cardin has died at the age of 98. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, ich is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> welcome to the program. public health first in the u.k. say the government needs to take action to bring down covid-19 infections. new cases jumped from 41,000 on monday to more than 53,000 on tuesday despite tough restrictions in place across much of the country. hospitals are treating more covid-19 patients than at the peak of th pandemic in april and the number is forecast to climb even higher. we have more. a biologist with the lancaster university in england. doctor, tell us what is so difficult to bring these cases down in the united kidom? >> i think a major emphasis is really to bring the number down d we knew that this time of the year is particularly notorious for infectious diseases because this is the longest time for holidays and mingling with the families and getting into the winter and less ventilation. these are fueling the number of c

i know you modelled for pierre cardin. what was it like working with him? many years ago, yes i did. sort of a dream come true for a young model. also in the industry, it was one of those jobs when your agent says to you," you have the pierre cardin campaign." you realise you can hit the big time. he really was and always has been at the forefront of fashion. i think in large part because of his designs, but the fact that he shook the industry and thought outside the box. he was a pioneer of so many fields when it came to branding and marketing. he took his label in his name, turned it into a brand like no other coach or brand had before —— code two or brand. he was the first he applied his name to so many extraordinary thing from literally ash trays and key chains to cars and furniture. again, we all know that 110w. furniture. again, we all know that now. everyone does it, but he was the first. he was so far from that narrow excessive. he was really big picture. absolutely, but the funny thing is he did these things despite the fact that it was often f

townerre cardin takes t by storm. >> and tributes to e of the biggest names in fashion desig pierre cardin hasied at the age of 98. ♪ >> hello and welcome. elthe u.s. president joe biden has been outlining u.s. efforts to combat the coronaviru pandemic under his forthcoming presidency. mr. biden criticized e president for what he described as a slow rollout of the vaccination program. the president elect once again pledged to 1 deliv million shots in his first 100 days in office. >> i will move heaven and earth to get us going in the right direction. i will use my power under the defense production act when i'm industry to accelerate making the materials needed for the vaccines as well as protective. ge vice president harris and have been speaking to county officials, mayors and governors of both parties to speed up the distribution of the vaccine across the nation. elect kamala harris. president she received her injection on live television. she and her husband received the vaccine after oth high-profile profile figures like joe biden himself and dr. anthony fauci also received the jab.

the legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin died at age 98. was hailed for his visionary creations but also being a pioneer of stylish radio to wear clothes for the maes. during his seven decades he brought geometric spes and overhauled the industry by licensing his brand names and extended to other sectors including perfume and cosmetics. i'm joined by thingle a fashion photographer and judge on nigel, welcome it bbc news. >> thank you very much. >> you modeledor pierre cardin. tell us something about what it was like working ithhim. >> yes, i did. many years ago. first of all, just a drama ce true for a young model and in the indury it wasne of those jobs when your agent says you cave the pierrin campaign type of thing where you realize that you have hit the big time. he really was and always has been at the forefront of kshion. i th in large part because of his designs but theha fact he shook the industry. he thought outside the box.s pioneer in some fields when it came it branding and marketing. he took his label and name and turned it int

the legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin has died at the age of 98. he transformed the fashion industry in the 1960s and ‘70s you are watching bbc news. now on bbc news, as part of our 100 women series. for thousands of years, the inuit people lived off the land. nomadic hunters, chasing targets season dependant. now those weather patterns have utterly and irreversibly shifted. vocalizing. climate change came along and it changed everything. drumming and singing. due to the ice melting, we've seen all these changes. it's affecting us up here in the arctic circle. i am worried about the future. we have lagoon on one side, sound on the other. we don't have any room to give. we don't know what's going to happen. inupiaq have been here for thousands of years but now my children really have no idea what's ahead of them and it's scary. kotzebue‘s population is about 3,000 people. it's a nice place, very isolated, no roads. the only way that we go to the village is either by one of the commuter planes. summertime, we go by boat. wintertime, we go by snow

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french fashion designer pierre cardin — who was hailed for his visionary creations — has died aged 98. sport — and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. in the latest round of premier league testing there were 18 positive coronavirus cases, the highest weekly number this season. sheffield united have revealed that they have a number of cases at the club. manchester city are retesting their players and staff today to see if the covid outbreak at the club is under control. last night's match at everton was postponed just four hours before kick off after "a number of positive cases" at city. their next game against chelsea on sunday is also in doubt, as is their league cup semi against manchester united three days later. gabrieljesus and kyle walker had already tested positive on christmas day, and city have now shut their training ground. the southampton manager, ralph hasenhuttl, will miss tonight's match against west ham. a member of his family has tested positive for coronavirus so he is having to self—isolate. the club say he will watch from home and

and tributes to one of the biggest names in fashion — pierre cardin — who's died aged 98.

french fashion designer pierre cardin — who was hailed for his visionary creations — has died aged 98. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the head of the national health service in england has warned that workers are "back in the eye of the storm" as coronavirus cases continue to rise. simon stevens praised the efforts of staff at the end of what he said was, for most, the toughest year in living memory. hospitals in england are currently treating more covid patients than at the peak of the first wave in april. it comes as the government is set to decide whether to strengthen tiered restrictions in england this evening. here's our health correspondent catherine burns. every christmas, the nhs chief executive puts out a message thanking staff. today, and acknowledgement it has been the toughest year most of us can remember and it's not over yet. we are back in the eye of the storm. with this second wave of coronavirus, sweeping europe and indeed this country. the number of covid patients in england peaked in the first wave in april at nearly 19,000. ove

legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin has died at the age of $98.00 and started making waves in the 1950s revolutionizing the industry with his futuristic looks he was also a commercial innovator producing ready to wear collections and licensing his name worldwide long before it was fashionable to do so. presented his extravagant creations on international catwalks for over 6 decades the paris designer was one of the most innovative and productive fashion designers in the world. i've been working professionally for 60 years and i've created over 4000 dresses and i never sold the original. born in italy in 1022 pietro cardini emigrated with his family to france by the 1940 s. he changed his name to pierre cut down and was one of the most ambitious young designers in paris by 947 he was working for do your and just 3 years later he went solo surprising the fashion world with his creativity. he was known for his generous collars. and geometric designs. the designer modeled his men's collection himself the beatles commissioned him to design matching suits for them cutdowns fashio

and tributes are paid to legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin, who's died at the age of 98. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. with rising covid cases across the leagues, should the football season be suspended again? from an all time low, india bounce back to square the series against australia. wade joins an exclusive club with a nine dart finish but he's still knocked out of the world championship. good evening, cases are rising, restrictions are tightening, and though most fans are locked out across the country, how long can football carry on? we saw manchester city had to pull out of last night's game at everton, the premier league has recorded the highest number of positive cases since the weekly testing started at the beginning of the season. seven fixtures in league one are off tonight, including rochdale against crewe. the club doctor at spotland has questioned whether the season should be paused. having that period where people could go in see their family probably wasn't the wisest th

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pierre cardin was 98 years old. more than 4.6 million people in 16 countries have received the covid-19 vaccine, according to data collected by bloomberg. two doses are required weeks apart. the u.s. has administered the most doses, more than 2.1 million, but dr. anthony fauci tells cnn the u.s. is lacking with its vaccine rate, and officials had hoped to have more vaccinated by the end of december. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. i -- thanks, rit ika. join amy is drew armstrong, bloomberg senior editor for health care. first let's touch on what's how she said. what is he talking about -- on fat felty said -- what's auci said? what is he talking about with the disappointment? drew: we know there is significant lag in the data, and the number is higher, but when you talk about getting 20 million doses out by the end of the year, and only seeing 2 million of those actually

and tributes are paid to legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin, who's died at the age of 98. now on bbc news, a special programme from the our world team. on september 8, 2020, the moria refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos went up in flames. gabriel gatehouse investigates the events surrounding the blaze. 0n the night of the 8th of september, europe's largest refugee camp went up in flames. the greek authorities say the fire was started by the refugees themselves, angry at conditions in the camp. more than 12,000 people already living in dire conditions were burned out of their tents. among them was a group of young filmmakers, most of them refugees from afghanistan. they've shared their footage with us. and what file number is that? a huge archive of evidence from the fire and its aftermath that raises troubling questions about the blaze and about europe's dysfunctional policies on migration. since his early teens, yaser taheri has wanted to be a film—maker. now 16 years old, he arrived on lesbos with his family in january after a ten—month journey from afghanist

and, famed fashion desigr pierre cardin died today. his futuristic, avant garde designs revolutionized the fashion industry starting in the early 1950's. he summed up his view of fashion in an interview last february. not creating.ed ): it's making something different, a different sensitivity. it shows what i have inside me, my psyche, my will to create the shapes, the fabrics, the color as i feel them, and how i want to show them to people. >> naz: pierre cardin was hears old. still to come onewshour: president-elect biden's pick to lead the c.d.c. on the surge of coronavirus cases acss the u.s. t'e house overrides the presidveto as the fight over covid relief payments moves to the senate. with hospils overrun with pandic patients, many americans are delaying critical medical care. and much more. >> nawaz: when psident-elect joe biden enters the oval office will be in the mid what heu.s. calls some of the "toughest days" of the coronavirus pandemic. his health team will be tasked with the u.s. response including continuing the vaccine

and tributes are paid to legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin, who's died at the age of 98. let's take a look back now at some of the lives we celebrated over the past year in we remember. music. bond. james bond. i'm just going to put some clothes on. 0h, don't go to any trouble on my account. do you expect me to talk? no, mr bond, i expect you to die! i had no awareness of that scale of kind of reverence and pressure and what have you, and ifound it a bit of a nightmare. my name is pussy galore. i must be dreaming. they weren't used to writing a woman who was the equal of a man. you have a very disarming nature. and it really did, i think, advance feminism. well, judging by the letters i got. isn't it customary to grant a condemned man his last request? you asked for this. she wasn'tjust physical, she was also pretty well—equipped. intellectually, she was as clever as a man. computers... she was very self—sufficient. you're full of surprises, contessa. so are you, mr bond. do you always arm yourself for a rendezvous? the lords in westeros are sheep. are you a sheep? n

the legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin has died at the age of 98. he transformed the fashion industry in the 1960s and 70s with his futuristic stules. next, from theatre screenings to sofa screenings, mark kermode takes a look back at the big releases, on both the big and little screens, and how the film industry has had to adapt this year — in the year in film. hello, and welcome to this review of the year in film. i'm mark kermode, and over the next 30 minutes, i'll be rounding up the highs and lows of what's proved a challenging but also surprisingly creative year for cinema. 2020 seemed to start so well with the uk release injanuary of the personal history of david copperfield. armand iannuccis superb reimagining of dickens‘ classic which brought 21st century colour—blind casting to this 19th—century tale with genuinely timeless results. your mama is ill. how ill is she? very ill. dangerously ill. she's dead. dev patel seemed to be channeling the pathos of chaplin as he led a thrillingly diverse cast through this wonderfully comedic, abs

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. >>> and fashion designer and licensing pioneer pierre cardin has died he put his name on hundreds of products he was 98. and that is our cnbc news update at this hour i'll send it back to my "squawk on the street" partner in crime david faber. david? >> thank you, morgan good to see you again. it's been so long. >> so long >> continued pressure on big tech the federal trade commission issuing orders denying social media on data for how they collect personal information of their users. joining us for more is director of consumer protection andrew smith. tell us more about this order and what your expectations are in terms of what you'll learn. >> thank you, david, for having me on the program. so we do these orders to file special reports pretty frequently for example, every year we issue an order like this to tobacco companies to get information about their advertising span here what we're doing is issuing this order to relatively diverse array of companies that cover a lot of ground. companies like youtube and facebook and i think that we're trying to gather information about how th

french fashion designer pierre cardin has died. he was a visionary who dressed both the famous and the masses. he also struck his brand on a wide range of products -- everything from bath towels to fragrances. his career lasted more than three quarters of a century. he was 98 years old. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. want to do is take a consumer-first approach. we won the consumer to guide us on how they want to see content. they are telling us they want to see more and more content on disney plus and hulu. ♪ matt: that was the disney company ceo speaking to us in october. disney plus is one of the businesses that has really -- i don't know if i can say cast in on the pandemic, that sounds bad -- but they have done well during the pandemic because people are staying home and locked in. little else to do but watch content. carol: winners and losers, i agree it is a little uncomfort

pierre cardin has died. he was a visionary, dressing the famous and the masses. his brand was a wide range of products, everything from bath towels to fragrances. he was 98 years old. francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm ritika gupta. and is looking to fold financial corporation into a company to be more like a bank. beijing could take a larger stake. questions enter how much the oversight is. is our bloomberg wall street correspondent. let's pretend it is holding company for some is that so bad? >> it depends on how you're looking at it. on one hand you have a business that is fast-growing and this put some rains on the business. regulate and was going to come anyway. what is scaring people here is -- one of our bloomberg opinion colonists made the point that it was not that columnist said it was not so bad when -- it is still able to grow. the f

cardin died at 98 years old >>> wall street and stocks snapped a three-day winning streak the major averages finishing the day lower. the dow down 68. s&p falling 8 points and nasdaq off 49 >>> i'm contessa brewer in for shepard smith. it's half past the hour. here's the full picture. president-elect joe biden says the trump administration is falling far behind on vaccinations he's promising to ramp up shots when he takes office operation warp speed set a goal of 20 million vaccinations by the end of the year, so far 2 million have been given according to cdc data. >> as i long feared and warned, the effort to distribute and administer the vaccine is not progressing as it should i've told my team to have a much more aggressive effort to get things back on track. >> president-elect biden said he'll push congress for more funding and use the defense production act to boost the pace of vaccinations. geoff bennett in delaware. biden is sticking with his goal of 100 million vaccinations in the first 100 days. >> that's right, contessa. the president-elect's remarks served three purposes.

pierre cardin- made his name with a space-age look, patents and vinyl and plastic. fashion was only part of his empire. he designed eyeglasses, umbrellas, perfume, luggage and skis. he passed away. that is your first word news. juliette: we are seeing a turnaround in markets, u.s. futures tracking higher and the msci asia-pacific index at record levels we have not seen since 1988. the nikkei after the lunch break, reversing more heavy losses but still in the red. this index has been at 1990 highs. positive momentum in hong kong today. the kospi holding at records, a bit of a retreat in the asx 200. overall, things more positive as we see the pickup in u.s. futures. a lot of momentum in currencies as well as it remains a dollar weakness story. the aussie at the highest level since june 2018. the kiwi at 2018 highs. bahte seeing the thai stronger as well, too tense of 1%. first yearly its drop since 2015. rishaad: let's look at the virus situation in asia. singapore starting explained vaccination exercise, not killing the first group of government health care workers

. >> pierre cardin died credit geometric is shaping was 98 years old. >> stimulus checks are in the senate hands house passing stand alone bill to increase direct payments to americans from 600 dollars, to 2,000 dollars, if passed -- 14 -- president trump is really pushing lawmakers to increase that amount, but, senate minority leader chuck schumer still is saying that bill is not enough listen. >> this bill is not sufficient, emergency but not enough. and one place it is not enough is relief to people. i am fighting senate democrats fighting for 2,000 dollars per person donald trump talked about it but now he has to act. cheryl: joining me now is former adviser for president he george w. bush republicaning strategist brad blakeman good morning, we've got jon hilsenrath and frances newton, i want to get your reaction to all this what happens with the senate in particular, because the president is pushing for 2000, right? democrats onboard some republicans aren't onboard with president trump what do you say? >> well, what i say is you know, this could be a real disaster, if some bill that i

. >>> french fashion designer pierre carden has died. he was behind some of the most iconic looks of the 20th century. jacqueline kennedy wore a red suit designed by cardin in her international debut at first lady. he was one of the first elite designers to license his name. it ended up everything from bed sheets to wrist watches, making himmore money than any of his individual designs did money was 98 years old. >>> at least 7 people have now died in a strong us, in central croatia. new video shows the moments just after that magnitude 6.3 earthquake hit. it caused extensive damage to a town and several villages about 30 miles southeast of the capital. authorities say large number of buildings have collapsed or have been damaged, including a hospital. some survivors have been found there in the rubble while crews continue to search for more. at least 26 people were injured. several critically, and many people remain missing. officials are now setting up beds in army barracks, trying to get survivors out of the cold. >>> here in the bay,