laminated glass -- >> so laminated glass is actually a fairly strong material. you know, again, if you hit it in the center, it is. it's a little weaker on the edges because what happens is it can kind of chip, and sometimes it will run, or whatever. so the edges -- because essentially you're talking about two pieces of eight inch glass. the edges are a little bit fragile. but, you know, that's what happens. essentially, you've got point of impact there, but it all stays together. and so in a quake or whatever, in an accident, auto glass, we used a lot of that in the auto industry, a lot of lamination. so this is what works pretty well for that. plastic, you know, plastic is easy. we're doing more complicated plastic, but great material, except scratches, it does all sorts of things, and it burns. not the perfect product. another instance that we're talking about, that is what do we do with mirrors. mirrors are essentially quarter inch glass, with a silver backing. and so the -- how do you protect those. these can't be tempered. they can't -- technically they ca

and so laminated is probably most skylights that we do are laminated. or an insulated glass, where the laminated is on the bottom, and tempered is on the top. >> with an air space -- >> with an air space. the laminated, at one time, they used to sell tempered skylights but they really didn't work terribly well. yes it breaks into little safety cubes but if it's falling from 100 feet above -- >> the code had a provision that you had to have a net underneath to catch the pieces, if it broke. >> which i'm using. so at this point, not going there. it's laminated on the bottom, tempered on the top, so that a fireman can really walk over this on the rooftop, and whatever. you know, it's good for the top. bottom is protected. so that's primarily where most wire glass has gone. >> just a comment about skylights in the building code. skylights of glass can be located at any distance from that property line protection that i mentioned earlier. typically in san francisco when you're on a property line you have to have a one hour wall. olderbles don't have it but a

>> a lot. >> look, i can move it with just two fingers, and here's my grape jelly on a laminate like you might have in a living room or something like that. look at this! in seconds, boom, boom, it's gone. and here are some paw prints like you might see on a stone floor in your entry way. >> yup. >> some muddy paw prints. >> that pretty much covers every area of the house. >> and over here you've got the hardwood floors. >> mark, anyone that has hardwood floors worries about using harsh chemicals or too much water that could ruin the hardwood. >> we take away all those worries forever. the sonic action and specially formulated gentle cleaning solution gets rid of the dirt, leaving a brilliant non-streak finish with no dulling residue. >> that wood looks sensational! >> the shark sonic duo will get all your hard floor surfaces clean, quickly and easily. >> a lot of cleaners that we have today are the squeeze-type mops-- this is putting way too much water on a wood floor. with the sonic duo low-moisture technique, the evaporation was incredible. the floor, when it was done, it appeared

>> a lot. >> look, i can move it with just two fingers, and here's my grape jelly on a laminate like you might have in a living room or something like that. look at this! in seconds, boom, boom, it's gone. and here are some paw prints like you might see on a stone floor in your entry way. >> yup. >> some muddy paw prints. >> that pretty much covers every area of the house. >> and over here you've got the hardwood floors. >> mark, anyone that has hardwood floors worries about using harsh chemicals or too much water that could ruin the hardwood. >> we take away all those worries forever. the sonic action and specially formulated gentle cleaning solution gets rid of the dirt, leaving a brilliant non-streak finish with no dulling residue. >> that wood looks sensational! >> the shark sonic duo will get all your hard floor surfaces clean, quickly and easily. >> a lot of cleaners that we have today are the squeeze-type mops-- this is putting way too much water on a wood floor. with the sonic duo low-moisture technique, the evaporation was incredible. the floor, when it was done, it appeared

the shark sonic duo deep-cleans and rejuvenates all of your wood, stone, tile, and laminate floors-- making it faster and easier to have all your floors cleaner and brighter than ever. with the shark sonic duo, you'll clean in half the time-- with less effort. >> i think it's a five-star product-- my hardwood floors look newer and brighter than they have in years. >> it's the easiest and fastest way to make my floors look beautiful. >> announcer: and forget about harsh chemicals. shark's specially formulated cleansers are powerful, yet as gentle as hand soap. coming up on today's program, find out how you can try the shark sonic duo in your home absolutely risk-free-- plus keep watching to discover how you can get a year's supply of wood and hard floor cleanser and pads for free! now here is your host-- amy motta. >> if you're like me, you love having clean floors and carpets. that's why i'm so excited to be here with mark rosen, the c.e.o. and chief product innovator of shark. >> hi, amy. i am so proud to introduce the shark sonic duo, a revolutionary new way to truly clean all your

and for laminate floors, i'm gonna turn it up to setting number 2.ll clean, deodorize, and help sanitize. and watch this: for tile it's the best. look at that: a streak-free shine every single time. so, whether you're cleaning tile, laminate, marble or wood, you clean, help sanitize and deodorize all at the same time. >> i like how i can go from my tile floors to my wood floors with just one product. >> the x5 makes a great carpet steamer, and each one comes with one of these-- the carpet glider, and here's how it works. all you gotta do is drop it on your carpets, place the x5 in it-- i have it set to setting 3-- and watch what happens to dull, dingy carpets. the steam penetrates deep into the nap, relaxing the nap, helping to get rid of the odors, helping to revive and helping to refresh your carpets. if you look real close there you can actually see the steam coming out of the carpets. so, to help revive and refresh carpets, turn to the power of steam and use the x5. >> by putting the mop into the carpet glider, i was simply able to go over those

it gets laminated to the fabric.d to wear some of these paths just love this. this is what it looks like when it comes out. it is stuck to of this fabric. this stuff moves with you, and that is what they love about it. your company has expanded every year. your during the nba. >> oh, yeah. the nba found out about this originally from the nfl teams. >> reporter: they wear it on their elbows. >> elbows, shans, knees, reds, you know, any place that they could get hit. if. >> reporter: take a look as some of the other sports companies that you could be without there. it has been a tough year for some of them. your company has expanded every year since you were found it. >> every year actually but one. >> reporter: interesting. >> it is just sticking to it and developing new products all the time, new technologies. it has been a challenge, but it has been fined. >> reporter: was calling to say, it seems to be paying off. we will show you more of the process next hour and talk to your partner, founded in his basement how m

. >> be experience begins with the glass facades that was designed with over 120 laminated glass panels. it captures the experience of being under or over clouds when flying in a plane. depending on the distance or point of view, it can appear clear for more abstract and atmospheric. the subtle colors change gradually depending on the light and the time of day. >> i wanted to create an art work that looks over time as well as working on in the first glance. the first time you come here, you may not see a. but you may be able to see one side over the other. it features a couple of suspended sculptures. each was created out of a series of flat plains run parallel to each other and constructed of steel tubing. >> it is made up of these strata. as the light starts to shift, there is a real sense that there is a dynamism. >> it gives the illusion that this cultures might be fragments of a larger, mysterious mass. >> the environmental artwork livens it with color, light, and the movement. three large woven soldiers are suspended. these are activated by custom air flow program. >> i channeled

there's a lot of different countertops out there -- laminate, wood, stone, even synthetic stone. list goes on. but in this case, we're going to work with a material that most people probably don't consider when it comes to countertops. kevin, the kitchen's right back this way. okay. we've started some work. we've repainted the kitchen cabinets and replaced the hardware. those look pretty good. thanks. and next on the list is replacing the backsplash with some mosaic tile. that'd be a nice improvement, all right. what i really need help with today is replacing my butcher block countertop. and so why do you want to get rid of the butcher block? 'cause it looks like it's in pretty good shape. well, i'm getting some splitting at the joints. oh, yeah, you could see that crack, and that's probably only going to get worse right there. it's pretty high-maintenance, and i'm really worried about keeping it clean and dry all the time. all right, well, there are certainly other surfaces that will do better near water, and you don't want to put a hot pot directly on a butcher block, so we can

ground had not fallen from the bridge but were chipped away by another engineer who was checking the lamination of the concrete supports. >> reporter: the bridge is falling down. is this bridge safe? >> it is safe definitely, yes. it is safe. >> reporter: i don't have to worry about chunks of concrete falling? >> no, yeah. you see the bottom of the deck there is what we call stay in place forms. it's made out of metal and above that is concrete. so if there is any delamination, it's never going to fall down. >> those engineers say the steel safety net under the bridge catches anything just in case something does fall off. >>> if the eastern shore is in your weekend plans, you want to get ready for a bit more traffic than normal on the chesapeake bay bridge. the maryland transportation authority says it is worried a nascar race in dover and a wine festival in ocean city will bring more people than usual to the bridge. so consider this your heads up. >>> this weekend should be great for all kinds of events planned across the area, clarendon day, the wheaton curbside cookoff, the barracks row fall

their wide selection includes bellawood prefinished, bamboo, laminate, and vinyl plank flooring.umber liquidators is proud to sponsor "this old house." kevin: we are using a lot of different materials on the outside of this house, and they all come together to make the home feel like a cottage. we've got cedar shingles on the side wall, we've got wood trim around the windows. the window sash have been painted black. we've got these big stones on the patio which sets you up for these incredible views. the homeowners are really going to enjoy those. and the views and most of these materials are brought right inside to this room, and even though it is fully conditioned space and a four-season room, it feels like indoor/outdoor space, thanks in part to the rough-sawn boards on the ceiling, the cedar shingles on the side wall, even the windows. since they're still painted black right here, they feel like exterior windows. and we're putting stone down on the floor in this space, too. hey, kevin. hey, mark, how you doing? good. so tommy's been keeping you busy, huh? first down in cambri

lumber liquidators sells hardwood, bamboo, cork, and laminated flooring. the company says it is cooperating with authorities. shares dropped 5% to $107.30. >>> finish line reporting a jump in earnings and stronger sales and cost cutting. it also lifted its guidance for full-year sales. this athletic retailer says things are progressing well with its macy's business and trends are improving in its running business after the chain's largest product category. the stock rose 9% to $24.41. >>> and a surge in recreational vehicle sales is helping four industries bottom line. the company says the rise in revenue is thanks to strong growth in motorized rv sales and more modest growth in towable rv sales. they've reported strong quarterly earnings for more than a year. the stock gained almost 4%. >>> time for our market monitor segment this week. and he says that stocks are troubled by politics and uncertainty over the fed, but that those very troubles provide buying opportunities. david cotox, with cumberland advisers, great to see you. since you're seeing trouble

he's got holograms and watermarks laid in under the laminate. a book on alexander the great.nd an article on his sword. and here we have infrared paint. not something you just have lying around. not unless you're mr. slippery. [ cellphone beeps ] hmm, that's strange. i missed a call. [ sighs ] michael... [ cellphone beeps ] we got a problem. buddy: fi. buddy. got your text. grove marina works. i'm about 10 minutes behind. ditching my phone now, like you said, so i can't be tracked. i never set a meeting with buddy. no. the thief did. call him now! [ cellphone dials ] oh, damn it. voicemail. he cut him off. we're 20 minutes from grove marina. i can make it in 12. [ engine revving, tires screeching ] buddy! buddy! michael, the antenna -- that shed is wired to blow. fi! if you have a better idea, now's the time. michael: when an operative hears a gunshot, his first instinct is to identify where the shot came from. when a civilian hears a gunshot, he might turn to locate the source of the shot or he might run straight for the nearest building, which is a problem if that building'

it's laminated so the kids can make whatever alfie and amelia. >> and is your telephone number in thisve out my phone number. >> i'm a little bit more -- >> careful. >> so that's how they act. >> the kids can do them with their parents. >> so we're making crepes. >> which are not really working out so well because i'm talking as i'm doing it. >> giada, doing a book for kids. they enjoy cooking. they enjoy cooking shows. i feel they are left out of that process. >> not great. >> thank you kathie lee. yeah, usually with crepes you have to watch them and not talk and do other things. what i always say with crepes, i throw away the first batch anyway. the first two. after that, they become so beautiful, just like this. >> look how light and airy. >> it's milk, eggs, flower, salt and sugar. i usually do it in the blender. throw everything in the blender and go, boom, and you are done. >> does your little jade love these? >> she does. >> she's making mine with nutella and bananas. >> you can make them sweet and savory. >> i like how you wrapped this up. and then she wrapped it up like a burr

you certainly want something that it laminates fear from everybody's life. that means fear of old age, fear of health, all of those problems. want a system that takes care of the people who do not .urvive in that market system i think we have done a wonderful job at the first stage. we have turned out lots of stuff. this country has developed in thinking how a rich family has behaved. we need to focus more on making sure that people who get the bad tickets do better than they are. blacks or slaves were 3/5 of a person. we said all men were created equal but then we said blacks were 3/5 of a person. it was 1920 before we passed the 19th amendment for women. we treated women as an essentially different class all of those years. we have gone significantly in the right direction in terms of behaving as a society. i think we have to a dress the question of how do you treat the people left behind in -- address the question of how do you treat the people left behind. i am in the school of foreign service, first year. you are an outspoken fan of ben bernanke. he wil

. >> that looks like he ripped his armband and it's laminated and it's got the sharp corner on it. like that's what he's been using to potentially hurt himself. >> coleman will exchange his jail uniform for a suicide smock. it will be the only thing covering his body until he is taken off suicide watch. >> it's green, it's really thick, it's not that warm. it's got velcro sleeves on it, and these are the ones that you cannot tie a knot, you cannot cut yourself with them. anything of that sort. this is just something to cover up with, more or less to make sure that they don't hurt themselves anymore. slide your shirt off, t-shirt and everything. >> coleman will be monitored throughout the rest of the evening and be looked at by mental health staff in the morning. >> it does take a lot of manpower and a lot of time out of our day. it's not just one officer having to deal with this, it's multiple officers and having to do paperwork. tomorrow morning, the medical doctor will be up here, the psych doctor will be out there to talk to him. >> coming up, antonio coleman prompts an emergenc

their wide selection includes bellawood prefinished, bamboo, laminate, and vinyl plank flooring. lumber liquidators is proud to sponsor "this old house." kevin: we are using a lot of different materials on the outside of this house, and they all come together to make the home feel like a cottage. we've got cedar shingles on the side wall, we've got wood trim around the windows. the window sash have been painted black. we've got these big stones on the patio which sets you up for these incredible views. the homeowners are really going to enjoy those. and the views and most of these materials are brought right inside to this room, and even though it is fully conditioned space and a four-season room, it feels like indoor/outdoor space, thanks in part to the rough-sawn boards on the ceiling, the cedar shingles on the side wall, even the windows. since they're still painted black right here, they feel like exterior windows. and we're putting stone down on the floor in this space, too. hey, kevin. hey, mark, how you doing? good. so tommy's been keeping you busy, huh? first down in camb

the shark sonic duo deep-cleans and rejuvenates all of your wood, stone, tile, and laminate floors--ter and easier to have all your floors cleaner and brighter than ever. with the shark sonic duo, you'll clean in half the time-- with less effort. >> i think it's a five-star product-- my hardwood floors look newer and brighter than they have in years. >> it's the easiest and fastest way to make my floors look beautiful. >> announcer: and forget about harsh chemicals. shark's specially formulated cleansers are powerful, yet as gentle as hand soap. coming up on today's program, find out how you can try the shark sonic duo in your home absolutely risk-free-- plus keep watching to discover how yo

. >> they said it's a laminated plastic and it has a poly carbonate and other things. whole thing makes no sense to me. i have to say it was one of the great disappointments. they're missing reload, watching the whole thing. i wanted to see the last -- >> did you, really? >> i did. that's how much of a dork i am. how about that? >> you know what? that's the first step. admit there's a problem. >> yeah, i know the problem. >> there's a higher power and then -- that's another problem. >>> coming up, five years after the financial crisis, barclay's holding a major banking conference in new york today. the man behind us is going to join us right after the break. >>> welcome back with everyone. in our headlines this morning, an fda panel has recommended an approval of new drugs to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, better nonas copd. >> and barclay's is hoeding a global financial services conference today. jason gold brerg, senior equities analyst at the firm. jason, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> if i remember correctly, five years ago, this same week,

>>brian: finished, laminated, plexiglassed and then it will get sent over to fox.s exciting to see something start out from basically a piece of paper that we get a drawing for the actual pieces and then kind of sit in our living room and put it on tv and watch it. it's a lot of fun. ♪ ♪ >> behind me is what was basically called the anchor area, kind of the main wall of the set. there is a big platform and the famous curved couch, then that will be the weather area. there will be a moveable what we call a desk, a counter unit that will be freewheeling. >>steve: it's pretty cool that we'll eventually start from scratch with the studio, a new lady. >>brian: going to be great to have elisabeth. >>elisabeth: mainly because i get to work with these two guys right here. they're already a team that's fantastic and in motion, so i'm happy to join on. >>brian: with everything going on in the world, we know crazy things are going to happen. the most fun we ever have is unscripted. i finally think we have a playground that can handle it. >>steve: very nice. >>brian: to everyb

you certainly want something that it laminates fear from everybody's life. that means fear of old age, fear of health, all of those problems. you want a system that takes care of the people who do not survive in that market system. i think we have done a wonderful job at the first stage. we have turned out lots of stuff. this country has developed in thinking how a rich family has behaved. we need to focus more on making sure that people who get the bad tickets do better than they are. we said that blacks or slaves were 3/5 of a person. we said all men were created equal but then we said blacks were 3/5 of a person. it was 1920 before we passed the 19th amendment for women. we treated women as an essentially different class all of those years. we have gone significantly in the right direction in terms of behaving as a society. i think we have to a dress the question of how do you treat the people left behind in -- address the question of how do you treat the people left behind. >> i am in the school of foreign service, first year. you are an outspoken fan of

it's laminated so the kids can make whatever alfie and amelia -- >> so cute. >> is your telephone numberbeen left out of the process. >> thanks, kathie lee. usually with crepes you have to watch them and not talk and do other things. anyway, what i always say with crepes, i throw away first batch anyway. the first two. after that, they become so beautiful like this. it's basically just milk, eggs, flour, salt and sugar. i usually do it in the blender. throw everything in the blender and be done with it. >> does your little jade like these? >> yeah. she's making them with nutella and bananas. >> i like how you wrapped this up. she wrapped it like a burrito. >> why not? >> taste one, honey. put whatever berries you want. >> three's perfect. >> the way she likes it. >> you can fold them like that or wrap them up that way. >> sophie over there is making a savory one. make anything you want. >> what's in yours? >> can i eat it? >> yeah, absolutely. >> thanks for sharing with us. thanks very much. >> i have one. try this one. >> what do you want? savory or sweet? sophie picked greens. look at