>> correct the heat cracks the porcelain they need to be replaced over a 400 foot stretch. >> reporter: this is a column holding up the rail? >> it supports the third rail what carries 1,000 volts and the trains pick up that vol take as they travel over it. >> reporter: is that an -- easy process to get these replaced? >> heavy but not rocket science. it is hard work and it takes time but we've got an army of people working on it. >> reporter: jim allison, bart spokesman, thank you for your time. it looks like you can hope -- there's good promise they will be single tracking by one or two this afternoon. to have more than that by five or so might be too much to hope for otherwise the work is going as swiftly as it can be. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> thanks for that first look. meantime park matthews is live at jack london ferry station. how is it going there? >> >> reporter: a long line that stretched from the loading dock that line is gone there is still a back-up. the ferry service added a company of more boats this morning to their usual service. but -- they are running them ev

>> correct the heat cracks the porcelain they need to be replaced over a 400 foot stretch. >> reporter: this is a column holding up the rail? >> it supports the third rail what carries 1,000 volts and the trains pick up that vol take as they travel over it. >> reporter: is that an -- easy process to get these replaced? >> heavy but not rocket science. it is hard work and it takes time but we've got an army of people working on it. >> reporter: jim allison, bart spokesman, thank you for your time. it looks like you can hope -- there's good promise they will be single tracking by one or two this afternoon. to have more than that by five or so might be too much to hope for otherwise the work is going as swiftly as it can be. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> thanks for that first look. meantime park matthews is live at jack london ferry station. how is it going there? >> >> reporter: a long line that stretched from the loading dock that line is gone there is still a back-up. the ferry service added a company of more boats this morning to their usual service. but -- they are running them ev

we've got facon de venice glass and chinese porcelain. you can see some of that porcelain that they're bringing. so it's really a different picture of jamestown than one would expect. it's rather wealthy in some regards. colorful. we've got professions like jewelers sitting in the fort and making jewelry. i mean, not all was death and dying and killing indians. we find a lot of their leisure time activities. lots and lots of gaming dice. and chess pieces and backgammon pieces. musical instruments. so it's from all sort of facets of their life being reflected here. people visiting historic jamestown have the opportunity to come in and look up close at the artifacts. they have to sign up. it's called a curator's tour. and we give them the whole orientation, what we do with artifacts behind closed doors. so it's a unique opportunity to get an up close look. and they can ask questions. they can even at times touch 400-year-old artifacts. you know, things that john smith may have used. so i think it's a pretty enriching experience for visitors

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. >> his work is printed porcelain.transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to them. they cracked, the break during the process. it is very complex. they fall apart. but it is worth it to me. there are photographs i took 1 hours 99 the former soviet union. these are blown up to a gigantic images. they lose resolution. i do not mind that, because my images are about the images, but they're also about the idea, which is why there is text all over the entire surface. >> marie in moved into the mansion on powell street just five years ago. its galleries are housed in one of the very rare single family residences around union square. for the 100th anniversary of the mansion, meridian hosted a series of special events, including a world premiere reading by lawrence ferlinghetti. >> the birth of an american corporate fascism, the next to last free

repairs to about 400 feet of third rail warped z had to replace a half mile worth of something called porcelain insul laters and and and that is intricate electronic cables located inside. bart called it a heroic effort but a small group of ef sqarts st they're hoping to have full normal service restored for tomorrow morning's commute. and trains will be rolling slowly, they're going to extend service on two lines from daily city to fremont and daily city richmond and they normally end service at 7:00 they're going to extend that until 8:00 this evening. and reporting live at west oakland bart station, abc 7 news. >> thank you. and here is some more information about how this started. flames roared into the sky this morning. that is a wood frame under construction four-story senior center that was a week from completion. >> and security guards told abc 7 news he saw three people at the site before he saw flames. the fire is contained and the crew is on the site to watch for any hot spots. >> and there are federal agents investigating and so are arson inspectors. >> one of the busiest stations i

porcelain, they recovered they found from one of the bags. each shirt is weighed on a scale, the data gets entered into a database to analyze how much -- where all the brown transfer ceramic transfers, what is total weight of the ceramics from the southwest slave quarter as compared to the southeast slave quarter. this is nice. >> flowers. >> the creme de la creme, great design right here, this is a beautiful example of peaches embossed glass, bottled from the 18th century. part of an iron padlock with this is the body of the padlock, this is the bale, the hinge that would connect and it would would connect and it would swing back and forth and the key would enter. we found four navy buttons, these are officers buttons, but we're -- they date to the late 1820's, early 1830's, not sure why they are in the slave quarter, a mystery needs to be solved. this is part of a pharmaceutical vial right here and most interesting, we recovered this past week, we covered what is a real, spanish coin to 1801. and what is interesting about this coin is it is

in this case, this is the porcelain that they recovered, you know, found from one of the other bags. each is weighed on a scale in grams, measured and what happens to all this data is it gets entered into a computer database. >> the tray you see here is the cream day la cream. this is part of a flask. you can see this grape design right here. this is a beautiful example of a piece of embossed glass bottled from the 18th century. part of an iron padlock. this is the body of the padlock and this is the bail. this is the hinge that would connect to there and the key you would enter right there. and then we found four navy buttons. these two are officer's buttons. but where these date to the late 1820s, early 1830s, we're not sure why they're in the slave quarter. this is part of a pharmaceutical vile right here. most interestingly, recovered just this past week, we recovered what is a spanish coin that dates to 1801. and what is interesting about this coin is it's clipped. you can see this piece that's taken out here. that was an illegal practice done by some merchants and consumers to

the porcelain came from italian pottery is recalling renaissance works around it. >> what art love too make reference, and every artwork is referencing something else. if you did the ascension of the virgin here, it is referencing the famine in biology. it is referencing human light energy, anatomy. there is always artistic references, but there is always references being made. >> well this shows sculptures, another museum is showing paintings. this is one of 45 large-scale works on display. they include early canvases, like these reproductions of advertising posters. they recall a section of desires and the desire ability. also on show for the first time, a new work from the series and integrity. once again, they show koons' taste for playful juxtaposition. >> a quick update on this euro 22 games between england and ukraine, sweden and france. still no scores there. you can keep up with euro 2012 on our website at dw.de/sports. >> and you can follow us live on twitter. dw_sports. be sure to sign up for that one. >> stay with us. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.

. >> the insulators are porcelain, round kind of structures that, you know, make the overall electrical system safe to operate. so it could be 12 to 24 of those are damaged. >> reporter: they are now fixed here at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. i can tell you while the oakland police department looked into what started this fire in the first place, b.a.r.t. has a couple of notes. the daly city to richmond line and the daly city to fremont line will run for an extra hour to help you get home. they will be running until 8:00. here in west oakland, the trains running a little slower than normal. we are told by b.a.r.t. they expect everything to be back to normal in time for tomorrow morning's commute. reporting live in oakland, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thank you. of all days for this to happen, the u.s. open, an afternoon giants game and normal evening commute. let's bring in cheryl hurd who joins us from one of the ac transit bus bridges at 20th and broadway in oakland. what's the impact on your end, cheryl. >> reporter: well, i talked to one agent and she said this

revealing itself and we started scraping away and we found this wonderful, absolutely pristine enamelled porcelain panel that was original to the sink and had not been visible in decades. and this is the original kitchen sink with this huge soap stone basin that's all original. it's just one huge block of soap stone. the original working kitchen was eliminated in 1980 because it had been updated so many times and a modern elevator was put into this space that originally had the kitchen in it. it was actually a very small room. it was much like a galley kitchen that had a 12 burner hotel stove and a couple of small pantries. and so that space was eliminated. but it always made me laugh that there were three sets of doors from the kitchen into the house. and there were two reasons for that. the most obvious is that they did not want heat from the kitchen to go into the more formal rooms of the house. but also cooking smells. the victorians were obsessed with allowing -- with not allowing cooking smells to emanate into the room. and the pabst daughter who had built a large house in germany we have he

we found this wonderful, absolutely pristine enamel porcelain panel that was originally to the sink. had not been -- visible in decades. and this is the original kitchen sink. with the huge soap stone basin that is all original. just one huge block of soapstone. the original working kitchen was eliminated in 1980. because it had been update sed many times, a modern elevator was put into this space that originally had the kichten eki it. it was a small room. much like a galley kitchen, 12 burner hotel stove and couple small pantries. so that space was eliminated. but -- it always made me laugh that there are actually three sets of doors from the kitchen into the house. and there were two reasons for that. the most obvious is that -- they did not want heat from the kitchen to -- to go into the -- more formal rooms of the house. but also cooking smells. victorians were absolutely obsessed with allowing, with not al allowing cooking smells to eminate into the room. and the pabst's daughter, built a home in germany, we had a letter to the architect, to build a large chimney to vent the co

in this case, this is the daggit pattern porcelain that they recovered found from one of the other bags. each ceramic shard is weighed on a scale in grams, measured, and eventually what happens to all this data, it gets entered into a computer database where you can analyze, for example, where are all the brown transfer prints ceramics came from at the site and what's their total weight or what's the total weight of all the krermics from the southwest slave quarter as compared to the southeast slave quarter or look at the distribution of weight of ceramics all across the sites. >> flowers or -- >> the trace that you see here is kind of the creme de la creme of the artifacts that we recovered this summer, ranging from the bott toll glass part of a flask. you can see this grape design right here. this is just a beautiful example of a piece of embossed glass bottled from the 18th century. part of an iron padlock. this is the body of the padlock. this is the bale. this is the hinge right there and it would swing back and forth and the key would enter right there. and then we found four navy

. >> this is one of about 40 porcelain insulators that makes up the power supply for the trains. these were damaged by the fire. there are train control cables between the tracks that are damaged as well as other data and information cables and that provide critical information to the strains. >> for most of the day the tracks were teeming with repair crews. by 3:15 p.m. the first test train ran across the newly repaired area in by 3:50 p.m., bart was back in service. except for a first force might garage the building was bought destroyed and declared unsafe. >> one of our primary missions is to investigate arsons. so far, concerning this particular fire, it is way too early to even talk about an arson. >> one security guard told oakland fire officials that there were people in the area at the time the fire broke out. >> we're asking anyone in the area run the time of the fire to please call our fire investigations unit. >>justine: i have not seen at 100 degrees on the 7 day around the bay forecast ever! >>erica: believe it or not, we will see triple digits as we head into tomorr

. >> the insulators are porcelain round kind of structures that you know, make the overall electricaltem safe to operate. so it could be 12 to 24 of those are damaged. each one of those has to be replaced, so again, it looks like the morning rush hour is going to be without b.a.r.t. transbay service. >> and we're unclear yet about the evening commute. >> the evening commute, we'll have to give you an update later on that. right now in the here and now, no b.a.r.t. service across the bay. we need to find out how much damage is involved and how soon we can replace the damaged equipment. >> thank you for talking with us. back to you guys. >> thank you. we're gathering information. mike inouye, a busy morning commute. >> yeah. you wouldn't know that looking at these sensors but the ripple effect here on the map, this is where christie is located away from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. with the fire still cleaning up. there is smoke off of the freeway but not really enough, it will yot be a distraction for folks. the traffic will be heavily impacted. jim committed to the fact that bas

this has a porcelain one that is tinted.nd covers. >> this because the skin is so thin around the eyes, you need something to put it on gently. this does it without any irritation. you just roll it along. it feels cool, too. both of them do. >> we are also keeping with the eyes. >> this is brilliant. this is for the lower lashes. you know where they are so small and thin and you smudge it all over? >> for the bottom lashes? >> yes. >> you don't get the spider things some people get. >> right. if you want a really thick, false eyelash look, this you can do at home. it has the thin fibers you get in false eyelashes. >> experts love this. >> absolutely. >> moving on? >> the newest in make-up is the primers. >> everybody loves the primers. >> they work well. what it does is provides a canvas to smooth out imperfections and you put foundation on. >> you like the smashbox version. >> and under's circles, this is a great product. you roll it on. it doesn't give you a lot of product. it gives you a thin layer which covers. >> what i

because it's porcelain.y do you think they're called stink bugs? they stink. the reason is -- it's sort of protective like a skunk. you don't want to ever squish them. you take a baggy like this. >> what do they look like? do we have a picture of them? >> yes. we have a picture. sorry about that. they look like a little shield. okay? they're shield-like-looking. they're pretty ugly. he they're brown -- >> why do they think so much? >> it's a protection. that's the way they protect themselves. but the way to get rid of them, first of all, use double stick tape and put it in places you know that they can come in. because what they do is they lay their eggs outside but they like to sleep inside. isn't that considerate of them? they love us. and then as another preventative method use a bounce sheet and just go over your screen. a light trap is good. they love light. that will kill them. you can get those at lowe's. >> in reality, you will be pretty much spending your entire summer battling bugs. >> but i have a

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