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Money. good advice. i think focusing on the customer, obsessing on the customer. asking what problem are you solving for them is really good. maybe a broader one is i'd say -- i suggest people should let go of fear of failure. there's always a chance that will happen but too often i see start-ups trying not to fail instead of just playing to win. i recommend they do that. >> big risk, big reward. >> yes. >> next question, it's about quality versus quantity. >> as a fashion retailer that specializes in handmade products, how do you prepare yourself for mass production for future use without los...

Want to take a full body set of photographs? >> no. i'm not in a hurry. i said for any case. we take five to ten photos. we do not just take photos for the purpose of future use. we take 100 photos, cover everywhere, it's -- we cannot do that. >> your testimony is that you can't take pictures of all the body surfaces? >> no. we cannot. there is no reason -- >> that's because it takes too much time? or costs too much in resources? what's the reason? >> what's the reason? we do that all the time. we did that before. we did that on this case. we will do that in the future. >> so in other words, w...

Russian president's phone calls at the 2009 g-20 summit. president obama is set to meet russia's current president this afternoon. they will discuss topics from syria to afghanistan and the fight against terrorism. the latest allegations are not going to warm the mood in the room. putin already said earlier this week in russia, it's done in the framework of the law in the u.s. here, the u.s. says all surveillance is done legally as well. clearly some tension there. in another sense, "the guardian" article could share blame for u.s. spying. it alleged in the 2009 summit, the british set up inte...

We'll speak with stuart holliday, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. security council. independent investigation to the possible use of chemical weapons in syria. president bashar al assad accusing oppositionists of using them in aleppo. the opposition pointing its collective finger to the syrian government. as both sides continue to squabble, u.s. government is trying to get proof that chemical weapons were use d. barbara starr is following all these developments for us. there's an interesting article in the "new york times" that says some american officials worried a lot about whether the ...

the senate vote will just end in the same gridlock that we seem to be getting used to? >> the way the legislation is put forward, the entire package that the president has put forward is not going to pass, not going to -- probably won't pass the senate. certainly won't pass the house of representatives where the republicans have a lopsided majority. elements of it are popular if they break out certain parts of it and find a way to pay for those popular parts. some of it could be passed but the package as a whole is dead on arrival, it is not going to get passed. and now that the pres...