a here is one, this is called son they japanese maple -- called a japanese maple. >> look at the colored leaves on here. beautiful. yearfive foot -- the five- growth on this is going to be seven feet. it is going to get almost as wide. watch for these guys, not just height but what. -- not just height but with. choose wisely. >> this looks like a true miniature. it has a big long japanese name. very interesting coloration. it looks like it will be a slow grower. >> it is. the other one is a bit of a -- i have mean and red growth fund. when you get some of these you may want to get a lookout, learn about pruning and some of the different styles. it can definitely be an art. >> you put a maple tree and it does its own thing, it does not need any special care outside of pruning and what's not. because these are featured in your garden, what would you need to do it easy e >> they are some -- if you move them in an area to the shade, pecan for it is not get -- in fulld put them out sun. i would make sure you water them in any good. >> for the first year? >> a good inch of water per week. i wo

that comes from the balkan peninsula, and that's the first-quality maple for violin making. he also had a very beautiful method of carving the scrolls by hand, and these are done with a series of chisels that correspond to the different curves of the scroll, so he used a different-sized chisel to cut each of the turns of the scroll. now, if we look inside of the violin, we can see the label that says "meyers-halvarson," and it's a very understated label. and he worked in this area of nashville, michigan, i think because the area was very well supported by the auto industry, so there was a lot of money that supported classical music. so, he turned out to be one of the major american makers of the 20th century. because of the violin's quality and because of the relative rarity of these instruments, i would place the value of this violin between $4,000 and $6,000. wow, wow. i like a lot of different quilts and, um, coverlets and things like that. i happened to see this at a thrift store here in washington, d.c., about two years ago, and the colors and the texture of the wool ca

the one tree i was successful was to get a buff japanese maple planned. i would ask we continue to have japanese maples 34r57bd there are that the key thing about the presentation is that she hadn't been at the site. and anybody coming to that site it was teeny, tiny. we know about victorian houses. a lady rank our doorbell and we had a neighbor who would throw candies up on the roof. so i'm not 1 hundred present sure that property was used for the 'cause she said. we have a neighbor who sold their vejsz in a farmer's market on a small space near there. so if anybody has any questions call me. thanks >> thank you. >> hello, i'm trish. i live at one cottage row. i really appreciate mr. kernz presentation. i think it was debate and to her and on point. i think that there's a consensus among the cottage row residents that will support his violative as well and a thank you >> thank you any other speakers on this item. seeing none, we'll close public comment. okay. no other comments we'll move on >> the market sale from publically annoyed properties. informati

the one tree i was successful was to get a buff japanese maple planned. i would ask we continue to have japanese maples 34r57bd there are that the

. >> is what you want to do is to drizzle some maple syrup. >> so you butter them up with maple syrupen a mixture like a rub with light brown sugar and cayenne pepper an cinnamon, and then you pack that on the bacon that you have and the rack. >> i have a little peachwood smoke going on here. >> i like the fact that a man has a specific wood that he wants the use to make the pig can candy. >> i have made a white chocolate drizzle, and drizzle it on lightly. >> and the delicious. it looks delicious. >> it is looking like crystallized bacon. >> it is awesome and i can't say healthy snack, but it looks good. >>> listen to this sound and form a picture in your head. >> oh. >> that is a sweet little baby. >> does this picture match what was in your head? >> yeah, nope. >> this is on the nate r youtube channel and he says he has been able to produce this sound since he was a kid. most of the noise is pronounced through his nose as he closes his mouth as he demonstrates. >> this is freaking me out a lot. >> i don't like the face he makes when he does it either. >> i'm not buying it either. >

known for maple syrup and cheese. >> cheese, maple syrup and goat poop. >> scuba diver busted smuggling america from canada. he scuba dived it. brought the weed across, scuba dive. in the pvc pipe here. he had eight pounds of it. apparently 1:00 a.m. in the morning, border patrol looks at the surveillance camera, see the guy swimming across the st. clair river. he's towing this pvc pipe pick him up. lo and behold. 8 pounds of dope in the pipe. dope coming from canada. usually it's the south up instead of north down. >> true. very good point. equal opportunity there. ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ tapes that roll in way too slow stuff you saw on koppel's show ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor guy and gal ♪ ♪ do the "world news" polka >> ukulele monsters! nsteranstersansterssters! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ have some fun ♪ be a pal ♪ ♪ not lip-synced ♪ it's the world news polka

robin, did he take your maple leaf? no, it wasn't like that.e like he gave you your first "o canada" face. narrator: this went on for a really long time. some of the jokes were elegant and well-crafted... wait, wait. did he break up with you and tell you he's just not that inuit? (laughing) ...others were crude and ill-formed... um, something about fur trapping. ...and others were obvious but needed to be said... did you ride his zamboni? oh! come on! oh! well, i'm sorry, guys. it was all very tame. we only dated for a week and a half. wha...? i thought you said you were together all summer. yeah. summer in canada is pretty much the last week of july. anyway, one night, his band just finished playing this gig... oh, my god! simon. that was such a good show. you guys totally rocked out. yeah. i know. i figure we're about four or five gigs away from really exploding. we're gonna be big, babe. i mean, like crash test dummies big. so, that everything? yeah. all right. listen, babe... it's over. what? i'm getting back together with louise marsh. lou

other maples of accelerating deliver including looking at number one traditionally means of delivering the project. maria mentioned the designed risk and we've done that on the vanessa project we we can the same thing can be done on gary. we're confident we know what the alternative is and that's the time to begin van the work. we're looking at the non traditional means of construction. the construction management guaranteed management these are variations of construction methods that are generally proven to speed project delivery and they tend to be a little bit better of job allocation. we're also looking at strengthening our project management approach. we're moving forward with integrating the authority into a single team. i will say that the representative and team members from the two agencies meet twice a week on the project and we're seeing the people who are participating in the project more and more becoming a chief team. one of my falsifies is when we reach a joint decision to try to move on. the same thing in project delivery you only make the decision once there's a tenden

whether their physically located in multiple spots or have a big financial maples to throw their weight around so great >> commissioner. >> the legislation as it is presently is it a nature out right ban on formula retail? >> for hayes valley? >> the city. >> no, this is just hayes valley. >> is there an out right ban on retail they can't go through the initial use. >> it's a been ban. >> right now they have a moratorium on a ban. instead of being national it goes international >> okay. >> any other commissioner comments before we open it up for public comment? seeing that do we have public comment on item number 7 >> mr. commissioner i have 3 public speaker cards. any additional members of the public you may fill out a card. the 3 speakers i have (calling names) >> line up and you'll have 3 minutes each. and i'm sorry if i butchered your name. >> i'm the president of the hayes valley retailer association. thank you for out lynn what we want to accomplish. when we addressed the retail plan we didn't fully grasp it the valley would be such a global demand business neighborhood so we're h

the canadian national exhibition is now featuring the maple jam cronut.incorporate the burger with the brilliance of the c croissant dougnut. >> that's like yesterday. lewis, would you like tell the story of you and hooters when we were on the road for the conventions. >> yes. >> no. i would suggest that -- you wouldn't believe what happened. we've save it for the next half-hour. hooters came to him. >>> coming up -- possibly a big win for all of you travelers out there as the government steps in to stop a major merger in the airline industry. we'll tell you why. >>> also anthony weiner goes on the defense in the new york mayoral debates. and he clarifies his statement on a possible 2016 hillary clinton campaign. and finally our sit-down interview with oprah winfrey and lee daniels on their new film "the butler." and the latest of the success of the own network. lot of people were saying it wasn't going to happen, wasn't going to happmake it. we got news good news on that. jeremy peters, kathleen parker and new york city mayoral candidate bill deblasio wi

of the taco shell with scrambled egg and sausage replacing the traditional filling with a side of maple syrup and 460 calories and has 30 grams of fat. the fast food chain has been testing breakfast items at 800 locations around the country ready to take the offerings 20,000 united states restaurants >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. clear [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, baby. >> hi. nice to see you again. >> nice to see you. >> [audience]: mooney! mooney! mooney! mooney! >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. okay, all week long-- >> thanks, guys. >> all week long, we are raising money for children's miracle network hospitals. every contestant who gets to round 2 not only wins money for themselves, but also an additional $10,000 for this worthwhile cause. and then at the end of the week, we'll have a surprise celebrity guest who will donate all of their winnings. >> all right. [cheers and applause] >> and as you can hear from the audience, today's returning contestant has the confidence to t

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he stole a car on maple ridge lane. the jeep liberty ended up in a home on cadbury drive.was hurt inside. the suspect got away and has not been seen. call anne arundel county police if you have information. >>> in annapolis police have a man in custody accused of robbing and assaulting a woman at mall. it happened before noon. police say this man, aaron lamont grey approached a woman in the jc penney store, hit her in the face and stole her purse. a group of men who saw it happen chased grey and nabbed him. he faces robbery theft and assault charges. >>> first responders from several counties and volunteers used plenty of imagination preparing for a real mass casualty incident. gigi barnett shows us this major simulation. >> reporter: a casualty is created and actors get in place. >> injured suspect on a farm. >> reporter: rescue workers are called in. [ sirens ]. [ screaming ]. >> reporter: it's a staged emergency that first responders in baltimore county designed to train volunteers and treat victims when the real thing happens. >> a hay ride going on, an atv didn't see

a cups worth of maple syrup. we are going to take that and whisk that together.e are going to add a half cup of hot heavy cream. add a little bit at a time. we are going to add some cinnamon and nutmeg. it smells so good. we are going to add a little bit of cream at a time. then again just like the batter. let it chill in your refrid gerator. >>we are serving these at brunch. we are also going to offer those as de ssert. >>offering a champagne tasting. if you would like reservations check out city tavern >> t. mostly sunny. much less humid. saturday mostly sunny. warmer 85. our 7 day forecast brings a 91 in on sunday. nine days wednesday and thursda'90s wednesday and thursday next week. >> it is a warm spell like we've not seen for a little while. >> thank you so much for joining us today. we're leaving you with more music. >> tonight at 5:00, nearly half of all workers don't negotiate when it comes to salary. we'll show you how. wgn news at 5:00. len: well, we nearly got out of town with a near perfect weather but will start under a rain delay this afternoon. fi

so brought you guys back some maple syrup. >> go perfect with my waffles today. can't wait! >>> around the bay area today, temperatures going to heat up a little bit. patchy fog this morning, not as thick as yesterday. 50s and 60s to begin the day fog continuing at the coastline and a few patches inside the bay. it looks like this afternoon we'll sigh more sunshine on the way and less of -- we'll see more sunshine on the way and less of this, fog, as the ridge of high pressure builds overhead. temperatures heat up, return to 90s in the valleys by the afternoon, 70s around the bay, maybe 83 degrees in redwood city, 84 in san jose and about 69 degrees in san francisco. we are looking at some fantastic weather ahead as the temperatures are going to be warming up a few more degrees so we are going to keep things toasty the next couple of days but this next weekend things could change. all right. let's check on traffic now with liza battalones. >> hey there, lawrence. good morning, everybody. we're continuing the food theme this morning. we have a tomato spill causing some traffi

carney hi i'm our karting i'm the most fortunate central banker in history the world i come from canada maple syrup and drilling in alberta so much bigger so i just feel bad for this child because she was born with a brain that's a that's a sin in this economy so here again you know we have this system where you have no choice in america you have no choice but to eat genetically modified food the american empire is also in trying to force upon the world their healthcare system so i want to show you this remarkable story covered in the new york times where you again have no choice in their system but to submit to cartels maybe two three four five corporations that can. well everything in need of a new hip but priced out of the u.s. so they cover this guy in colorado trying to get a new hip he needs a hip replacement his insurance company will not cover it because long ago he had an injury so it turns out that it cost about one hundred twenty thousand dollars to have your hip replaced in the u.s. it cost some thirteen thousand six hundred sixty dollars to have it replaced at a private clinic in

her grandparents had a house near maple bay, which is where gail's body was found.e? no. they died when jane was in middle school. is the grandparents' house currently occupied? yeah. water and power all paid up. that's the one place she got attention from a parental figure. she feels at home and in charge there. i'll send you an address. i'm calling up her photo right now. hold on. oh, lord. oh, lord. i'll send you an address. this is her.up this is the creepy stalker woman from the surveillance video. i know. it hurts. lyle didn't even care that you were missing. how low do you have to be to let a loser like that hit you? very. very low. do you see now? see what? that you deserve better. it's not that i deserve better. i am better. than who? than you. and lyle. molly! molly! you're a perfect match. why did i not see that? are you mad about the sex tape? you know i did it to help you. i don't care why you did it. that's your problem. you're in denial, molls. take a good look at yourself.that's your problem. a sweet little waif holding a stick. that's all you are. m

he can take it all and shove it up his maple syrup coated p-hole. >> that was poetic. you have a comment on the show, e-mail us. if you have a video of your animal doing something. submit a video, we might use it. i bet it's going to get heated. s by cadancing. thanks, dancing. if you have a video of your with the spark cash card from capital one... boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every pchase every day. great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back the chicken's testimony, please. "buk, buk, bukka!" [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase every day. told you i'd get half. what's in your walle >>> time to go back >>> time to go back to tv's andy levy. welcome back. >> was i gone? >> there was no post game report over the weekend. >> but i was here. >> it was kind of i

these are bacon cupcakes with a maple butter cream frosting. >> i gave up sweets. >> rave reviews fromur staff and crew. >> pretty good. i don't like bacon that much. but it's pretty good. >> and look at the little pig on the front. >> that i love. >> love you, jill. summer may be coming to an end, but that doesn't mean you can't escape for a quick getaway. >> we've got some great fall suggestions coming up. >> i think i'll have another meatball. ♪ malwith pluggable febreze.t we rented this resort, hid smelly objects all over each villa and plugged in febreze. then real people were asked to stay for a long weekend. would they smell anything? the room itself was like [sniffs] ahhh. feels like someone has pumped fresh oxygen into the room. [ male announcer ] on the last day we revealed everything. [ both ] oouugghhh. we were sitting right on it. febreze is stunningly effective. [ laughing ] [ male announcer ] pluggable febreze eliminates odors and keeps your home continuously fresh for up to 30 days, so you can breathe happy. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probi

police say the man stole the car from the home on maple ridge lane. sometime later the jeep liberty ended up inside a home. no one inside was hurt but the suspect a runaway. police say if you know anything about this case, they've got stuck with you. >>> it is already back-to- school time, and one local church is making sure hundreds of skids -- hundreds of kids are ready for the first day of class. the first 200 students who arrived received a free backpack filled with all the school supplies they might need. kids also enjoyed free popcorn and hot dogs and you got to be safe when you go back to school, so maryland state police and local police and fire units put on the safe demonstration for the students and their parents. >>> playing the lottery poor's millions into the state. about $830 million this fiscal year alone, but it's not all good news. competition from gas -- from casinos grows and lottery levels are down. >> reporter: marylanders willing to gamble on winning are enriching the state with their losses, but as the saying goes, every silver

she is so sweet that maple syrup pours her over its pancakes. dana perino white house press secretary and one of my many co-hosts on "the five." if hilarity was any lip tau cal machine i would ride him at the gym. it is gavin mcguinness. his book, "death of cool." you should buy it. it is available in paperback. and even in his home he is arrested for trespassing. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so country he burps hay. legendary music singer and song writer clint back -- clint black. clint back. his album is on sale at cracker barrel old country store. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. greg, i carried the body. i am waiting for instruction. >> thank you. i actually go by my cheese at tower records. >> it is not fried though at tower records. >> no, it is not. are they too tough on his bluff? a college student has been behind bars after making a threat about shooting up his school. caleb clemens posted on tumbler "i plan on shooting up georgia southern. i want to see if i get arrested." sure enough a few hours lat

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finally, the two iconic symbols of canada, a beaver and maple leaf. this is the back board for a tavern game from quebec from 1934, probably ndv was the club where the game was played. these are just a dozen of the wonderful illustrations in the book. what a delight it would be, actually, to get to find some of these, and, of course, they are all in collections now, but as i said, folk art lifts the spirit, and i hope your spirits have been lifted as well. you saw florence, canada, and now we're going back to prehistory with the complete dinosaur. >> more so, who doesn't like dinosaurs? i remember my first library, they came in the library, and she was two, two and a half, and she would come and come march up to the desk and say, i want more dinosaur books, and so we had to deliver. i thought of her as i read the book. dinosaurs are a part of the contemporary culture, think about the flinstones, jurrasic park, and hard to realize modern pail yentology is a science only 2 # 00 years old. they coined the term "dinosauria," a fairly new word meaning fear

report from alex rosier introduces us to a man who found something awesome at the corner of 3rd and maple>> that's when i realize there's something happening that is going to literally change my life. it was there, man, and it was like the heavens opened. the sky sang. i picked it up. i've never been the same since. >> joshua found something you just don't see every day. >> i have found one of the greatest swords ever made in history. >> he found a four-foot metal sword on the side of the road. >> that's right. a 4-foot metal sword. just like the legendary, this found one man destined to have it. he wants to find the rightful owner. he put an ad on craigslist, "found, a sword." >> he said he will not turn down the reward of knightly caliber. apparently he will also not turn down the chance to show you a possible pose or two. >> you're going to want to balance the weight of the blade. it's like you're batting literally. >> here's a snapshot of success in swords. >> why does he keep swaying swords? for now the discovery is sitting at channel 6 to be claimed. bad idea. we can tell you a tele

why the rejection of the maple leaf? because the whole born outside of the united states thing might upset the conspiracy theorists, a real estate mogul, donald trump. >> let me ask you this. ted cruz, born in canada. eligible to be president of the united states? >> born in canada, perhaps not. i'm not sure where he was born. >> definitely born in canada. >> okay. you'll have to ask him that question. but perhaps not. >> joining me today, managing editor of the grio.com and msnbc contributor joy reed and insider josh barrow. gentleman and lady. joy, donald trump is not yet done talking about birtherism and birther con speerspiracieco. even inside his own party, the chickens come home. >> and could roost, actually. obviously, ted cruz is not black. the birther thing doesn't apply. case closed. >> the thing is, josh, i mean, folk, trying to draw a line between the president, present president obama refusing to release his birth certificate and ted cruz' disavow of birth place and release of his birth certificate. in "the

it's a hall cupboard, and it's a display cabinet that you'll just have to see out of beautiful maple.hope to see you then. really appreciate you watching. see you next week. announcer: delta -- the heart of woodworking for over 85 years. porter-cable -- the soul of woodworking for over 100 years. woodcraft -- since 1928, providing traditional and modern woodworking tools and supplies to generations of craftsmen. woodcraft -- helping you make wood work. gorilla glue -- for the toughest jobs on planet earth. welcome back to a new season of "this old house." today we'll get started on a brand-new project. and we'll get to work removing the old... to make way for the new. wait a second, this is a surprise. tom: looks pretty bad right here. are you kidding me? norm: is this place really worth saving? richard: we can do better than this. roger: time to get to work. tom: nice and easy, nice and easy, everybody together. kevin: oh, yeah. roger: the right plant in the right place. good. richard: it's state-of-the-art. norm: perfectly square. roger: all in all, a good day's work. add a dash of

melanie phillips who were alfred and maple? >> guest: alfred and maple phillips for my parents. were the formative influences on my life particularly mother to him i was strangely close. they were just very typical of british jewish of that generation around the second world war. they were married just after the second world war in 1947 and they came from families which literally came as immigrants to britain from poland and russia around the turn-of-the-century. it's a very typical pattern of immigration of tuition to britain around that time and they were kind of typical of the british jewish community. my father sold dresses and made his dresses from a van and my mother ran a clothing shop. they were two very modest beings and as a jewish family religiously we weren't very religiously observant. my parents went to the synagogue on high -- three times a year. i was always expected to be at home and it was a home which instilled in me jewish values to do with self-discipline and looking after other people particularly the most vulnerable in society and it really was a household

roja maples, khqa, talked to the priest who said it's just part of the job. >> the regular priest wash. that's when he approached the accident scene on missouri 19. he said he was already inside the blockade before authorities started blocking traffic. he waited until it was possible to drive up closer to the scene, parked behind a large vehicle, walked up to a member of the royals county sheriff's department and asked if he could approach the scene. father dowling says he never plans to drive away from an emergency roadblock or no roadblock. >> if i were in an accident and a priest -- i heard that a priest drove by, i would get him for that, that he would pass by the scene of an accident and leave me at death's door without stopping to help. up do it. you do it. you offer your services. as a periest because you have te power to forgive sins and the power to anoint. you stop. >> crews were trying to rescue 19-year-old katie. father dowling also known as the mysterious priest appeared in none of them. >> that is the only explanation i have because i didn't hide and i just stood there w