lamp. a tiny light and sound show beaming from above. >> translator: this functions as a lamp and as a speaker. i decided to use it because it doesn't stand out and distract from the works of art. >> reporter: a major electronics maker is setting the mood. it started selling the duel lamp speaker in may. a peeee inside shows a speaker mounted in front of the l.e.d. that setup creates a problem. the speaker casts a shadow. designers fixed that by tweaking the cover. they found just the right thickness and angle to bund the light. the final result? hardly any shadow. users can choose from 192 colors and dim to 32 levevels. >> translator: when it comes to audio/visual development, we're working on products that do not draw attention and that fit in well with the surrounding space. >> reporter: but conjuring sound from light is just one of the possibilities. this small venture company is working on l.e.d. lamps that communicate. this l.e.d. light is not just illuminating the room. it's doing an

i am interested in the van ness street lamps. i don't have a feeling that i know where we are on that. >> you want to address the street lamps at the moment? >> sure. commissioners in 2011 -just prior to that my recollection is, the landmarks board included them on the work program considering there was a project in the pipeline for the van ness brt. i think in 2011 if was the commission then decided there were other priorities and so they fell off of the work program and you added other properties. that's my recollection, but if you remember differently we can always go back and listen to the tape. >> i don't remember it falling off as a priority, but- >> i don't remember taking it off, maybe it fell off by accident. [laughter] regardless of whether it fell on or off why dont you tell us the status of the project because isn't the project cleared to remove them all or- >> yes, the outstanding item now is the remainder of the light standards within the civic center landmark district when the commission asked which can be repaired

i am interested in the van ness street lamps. i don't have a feeling that i know where we are on that. >> you want to address the street lamps at the moment? >> sure. commissioners in 2011 -just prior to that my recollection is, the landmarks board included them on the work program considering there was a project in the pipeline for the van ness brt. i think in 2011 if was the commission then decided there were other priorities and so they fell off of the work program and you added other properties. that's my recollection, but if you remember differently we can always go back and listen to the tape. >> i don't remember it falling off as a priority, but- >> i don't remember taking it off, maybe it fell off by accident. [laughter] regardless of whether it fell on or off why dont you tell us the status of the project because isn't the project cleared to remove them all or- >> yes, the outstanding item now is the remainder of the light standards within the civic center landmark district when the commission asked which can be repaired

mos says: "i once ran into a lamp." mos says: "i ran into a street lamp." mos says: "the lamp, it's a dangerous thing." (on-cam standup) the number ... and the frequency of distractions now available on our phones ... can render the most mundane features of a city as bustling as new york ... into treacherous obstacles. mos says: "i've seen people walk into a wall." mos says: "i've saw person with a big bloody forehead." mos says: "and they run into me." ijeoma says: "if anything, i tripped over a little unevenness in the sidewalk." artist and designer joma decided he needed to do something to reconnect new- yorkers in their city's physical spaces while watching people move around in said spaces without raising their eyes from their screens. ijeoma says: "not having eyes on its streets felt like the city was starting to lose a lot of its energy." so ee-joma created an intervention through people's phones --- an app called "look-up" which runs in the background using g-p-s and alerts users when they approach an intersection. ijeoma says: "there is a safety pa

mos says: "i once ran into a lamp." mos says: "i ran into a street lamp." mos says: "the lamp, it's a dangerous thing." (on-cam standup) the number ... and the frequency of distractions now available on our phones ... can render the most mundane features of a city as bustling as new york ... into treacherous obstacles. mos says: "i've seen people walk into a wall." mos says: "i've saw person with a big bloody forehead." mos says: "and they ijeoma says: "if anything, i tripped over a little unevenness in the sidewalk." artist and designer eh-ken-eh ee- joma decided he needed to do something to reconnect new- yorkers in their city's physical spaces while watching people move around in said spaces without raising their eyes from their screens. ijeoma says: "not having eyes on its streets felt like the city was starting to lose a lot of its energy." so ee-joma created an intervention through people's phones --- an app called "look-up" which runs in the background using g-p-s and alerts users when they approach an intersection. ijeoma says: "there is a safety pa

don't call the expert you just call mom who orders you -- >> take the lid -- >> she says take the lamp outside. that's because -- >> oh! >> got in the house. >> people lose their minds >> what do you mean -- >> exactly. >> they just -- >> beady little eyes. >> but they eat bugs and kill insects, and so -- >> outside. >> not inside my home. >> kind of trapped in the lamp- >> great way -- >> nothing's going to get broken. >> easy-peasy, right? >> there's got to be some drama. >> you got it completely covered. >> being trapped. >> i would just send you into the room. eventually get caught in your hair and you could walk outside. >> you know what -- >> you're right. actually. >> finally, makes its way outdoors. >> leave the sun outside. >> she did. she closed the door and because she's the adult in the room, start shouting orders. >> go in the street. go back six miles that way. >> not even on my property -- >> right. >> go out -- >>> if no one saw the bat fly out of that lamp who knows if the bat was still in there. it could still be somewhere in the house! >> the wrong way either way and

this is - these are the lamps the proposed new lamps and those are the they'll have to be purchased built i don't know how you will get them and the 200 and 59 lamps on two mile van ness ross are the members of the coalition so far actually, their are more this was printed in 2016 san francisco beautiful, san francisco heritage and victorian alliance and the protestants and he jim lazarus now supervisor peskin and hopefully, the full board of supervisors on july 21st we submitted a statement of purpose to director reiskin and to the project team in that statement of purpose the coalition has asked sfmta to present design alternatives that will reuse the w pa insulate and locally fabricated iron works brackets erected for the golden gate bridge as the extension of highway 101 like the commission to be aware of and support our questions i thank you excuse me - director borden fewer question about the lamps and figuring it out we're concerned i understand you passed the last item we only are concerned that they're asking when the gentleman mentioned salvage their suggesting something like st

this is - these are the lamps the proposed new lamps and those are the they'll have to be purchased built i don't know how you will get them and the 200 and 59 lamps on two mile van ness ross are the members of the coalition so far actually, their are more this was printed in 2016 san francisco beautiful, san francisco heritage and victorian alliance and the protestants and he jim lazarus now supervisor peskin and hopefully, the full board of supervisors on july 21st we submitted a statement of purpose to director reiskin and to the project team in that statement of purpose the coalition has asked sfmta to present design alternatives that will reuse the w pa insulate and locally fabricated iron works brackets erected for the golden gate bridge as the extension of highway 101 like the commission to be aware of and support our questions i thank you excuse me - director borden fewer question about the lamps and figuring it out we're concerned i understand you passed the last item we only are concerned that they're asking when the gentleman mentioned salvage their suggesting something like st

, and know what number the lamp pole was, and i would leave the area, and he would come to pick it upde would be the spy materials. the package contained a black fountain pen which had the reservoir of poison in the barrel. and a second black fountain pen where he had his miniature camera. the site was along a road that ran through this park, and i got to where i was to place this package and i saw no one. so i put the package down, and walked then to the embassy. an hour later trigon came to pick up the package. i was relieved that we had come through on that promise. now, trigon had the l-pill and the pen with the camera in it, and he could start communicating with us regularly. trigon worked in classified areas in the ministry of foreign affairs where he saw all the telegrams sent from every soviet embassy around the world. he could photograph the documents right there in his office with this miniature camera. >> it was indescribable when we first got the packages from trigon. he was producing intelligence that went right to the president's desk. it went right to the secretary of s

a broken lamp, seconds later, it's back without a scratch. and in "gladiator," check out this air cylinder. they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, here it is again. and one we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as in his co-star, carrie fisher. >> carrie! >> reporter: t.j. holm, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in "free willie." he's riding on the whale wet. next scene, dry. >> that's the news for that half central italy. rescuers are desperately digging through rubble to free survivors as you can see in this video. three small towns were hit the worst by the six point two magnitude earthquake here's a live look at just some of the damage... authorities aren't sure how many people are still trapped...but they expect the death toll to rise. this morning the mayor of one town is asking for help as collpased buildings and they tremors from the quake also rattled rome...that's about 100 miles away. breaking overnight here in t

she makes these cigar boxes into purses as well as lamps and they are totally functioning. the light actually works. here with us this morning is elaine. she is the creator of these magnificent treasures. how did you choose these pieces? >> i have no idea. i have been doing this about 15 years. i started with the purses because i wanted one and could not find something i like so it has evolved into all of this.>> reporter: the irony of it, can you tell our viewers. >> i am an anti-smoker and nondrinker. >> reporter: where do you get made of? >> i have suppliers and i have great friends with bad habits so i get there empty bottles and i have suppliers for the boxes. >> reporter: how do you travel? tell me about you made it to cleveland, but this is a full- time job for you. >> i do about three or four it shows out-of-state at a time and i go home for three or four weeks. i have an rv with a dog.>> reporter: >> i decided a man would have build the lamps and these house lots of features. nothing is missed. everything works and there are a lot of extras.>> reporter: 75% recycla

. >> i once run into lamp. >> i ran into a street lamp. >> the lamp. >> reporter: the number and the frequency of distractions now available on our phones can render the most mundane features of a city as bustling as new york into treacherous obstacles. >> i've seen people walk into a wall. isn't i saw a person big bloody forehead. >> they ran into me if anything i tripped over a little unevenness in the sidewalk. >> artist and designer decided he needed to something to reconnect new yorkers and their physical spaces while watching people move around without raising they are eyes from your screens. >> not having eyes on the streets felt like the city was starting to lose a lot of its energy. >> reporter: he created a recurring intervention manifested through people' phones an app called look up economicked through google creative labs which runs in the background using gp and alerts users when they approach an intersection. >> safety part of the project but mostly this project is about empathy. >> reporter: empathy between pedestrians, cyclists and dri

breaks, right before the 202 interchange but it is in that stretch where there is in overhead street lamps so it comes up fast. we're still shut down on the vine street expressway, both directions between the schuylkill and broad, and until 5:00 o'clock this morning. chris and lauren back over to you. >> bob, you are looking sharp, bob. >>> 4:19. prosecutors in new jersey say they will not file any federal charges against the police officer who fatally shot a hand during a traffic stop in december 204. thirty-six year-old jeremy reid did not listen to orders when he stepped out of his car with his hands up. shooting was captured on dash cam video. prosecutors say that there was insufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges. >>> an investigation is underway after a police chase turned deadly in north carolina victim was sentenced to death. police reports say a highway patrol trooper tried to stop daniel harris for speeding violation, on thursday, and after a short chase the man finally pulled over. authorities say harris got out of the car and got into an altercation, and that is when po

retirementt business i will do this for thee rest of my life and i want it to be a platform for the lamp or community space a large partnership is with graffiti art we did our amazing work up here and the artwork we have appear on display for consignment is done by artists artist to volunteer their timenm a. all f our winds are named in honor of cleveland in some way shape or form. o we have the murray hill are drop bridge which of the beautiful river bridges we have been my timer for low ad our home town here is peach chardonnay and in the last of then the last of the ros? and we have a kitchen bringing in whatever you would like from the street here on lake road so many great restaurants most are independently owned feet please feel free to bring in a pizzaza to the buyer we have a bunch of many yearsye for this neighborhd the fairmont and the other neighborhoods you want to place a two-goal order. we have some grab regular snacks that are very wine friendly. this is a craft beer town.hi breweries ae opening up every five minutes people in this town have a thirst m and it seemed to mee

i am interested in the van ness street lamps. i don't have a feeling that i know where we are on that. >> you want to address the street lamps at the moment? >> sure. commissioners in 2011 -just prior to that my recollection is, the landmarks board included them on the work program considering there was a project in the pipeline for the van ness brt. i think in 2011 if was the commission then decided there were other priorities and so they fell off of the work program and you added other properties. that's my recollection, but if you remember differently we can always go back and listen to the tape. >> i don't remember it falling off as a priority, but- >> i don't remember taking it off, maybe it fell off by accident. [laughter] regardless of whether it fell on or off why dont you tell us the status of the project because isn't the project cleared to remove them all or- >> yes, the outstanding item now is the remainder of the light standards within the civic center landmark district when the commission asked which can be repaired

the first 75 registered visitors one a special leg lamp. >>> he's the rapping teacher how he's engaging students one song at a time. >> next ow north east ohio can share their -- how north east ohio can share their talent >>> welcome back, if i or nun you know is burst at the seams with talent, you could cash in for big bucks. >> reporter: in case you did not know by know america's got talent is hosting their first auditions in cleveland. we know we have a lot in cleveland. what did you see in north east ohio. >> we saw the potential to find a super star. there is definitely someone in ohio or the surrounding area who will come out and show us what we are looking for. simon is on the panel for season 12. they have to remember they need to impress the judges and show us everything that they have. talent and show us. we want to be impressed. >> reporter: it runs the gamut, do you think that you have seen everything. >> you think you have seen everything until someone comes into the room and you say, i have never seen that before. every we year we say see something we have never seen befor

a broken lamp, seconds later, it's back without a scratch.nd in gladiator, check out this air cylinder. they didn't have nose in ancient rome. and a storm trooper hits his head, and when we still can't believe. that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as in his co-star, carrie fisher. t.j. holmes, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in free willie. he's riding on the whale wet. next scene, dry. >>> this morning on "world news now," a deadly earthquake hit central italy. >> the 6 .2 quake striking north of rome. causing buildings to crumble. one mayor saying his town doesn't exist anymore. we're following the breaking details just in. >> and donald trump admits he may be softening his stance on immigration. he's not softening his stance on clont clinton. now calling for an investigation into her foundation. he managed to praise president obama. we'll tell you why. >>> and just on time, the thrilling moments for some boaters when a seal pops up on deck. they quickly discover the reason fo

. >>> whether you catch a leg lamp or a squirtel is up to you. the christmas story house is hosting an event this weekend they are hosting a lure party allowing trainers to catch and battle all day. folks have to buy a ticket and take a tour of the house. the first 75 registered members win a special leg lamp gym badge. >>> coming up, helping to fight the zika virus. what florida governor rick scott plans to do to minimize the disease. >>> and last-minute travel. why a late summer vacation is as affordable as ever. >>> welcome back. an arrest has been made in the shocking murders of two nuns in mississippi. a 46-year-old rodney sanders has been charged in the death of the sisters. their bodies were discovered thursday after they failed to show up for work at a clinic about 10-miles from where they lived. sanders is being held in a detention center awaiting hi court appearance. >>> to italy where today has been declared a national day of mourning after tuesday's earthquake. a funeral mass was held friday in one of the hardest hit areas. >> hundred

diego we are in the heart of the city in front of the gas lamp quarter. there's so much to do in the city if you're not an nfl team but the cardinals perk is something you can't buy. >> good weather right now. it's definitely beating ourses. >> the perfect -- ours. >> the perfect weather and the perfect tour guide. >> i'll take you to the promised land. beach. >> the sand burn my feet so i'm not a big fan of the beach. i'll go if my guys want to go. >> the beach excursion not on the agenda. the cardinals arriving this afternoon and these joint practices with the chargers are exactly what the cardinals need at this point in camp. >> compete against some other guys after a while you get to know your teammates so well that you almost can anticipate what's going to happen. practices together at the staid dwrum in the evening. that will be open to the public. they will practice again together on wednesday and then the preseason game is on friday. in san diego with the cardinals cox cox 12 -- cameron cox 12 sports. sglif our weather could be -- >> if our weathe

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. >> thomas lampe saw successful governor's association meetings and during the stabbing incident. >> our dispatcher heard the call on the radio and we were able to zoom in on the area where the stabbing occurred. >> when finished almost 100% of the officials will use this system. >>> two groups are helping presence pressures -- entrepreneur, the program help start ups become more successful. >>> it's not just the mentor ship program. hear about a corridor's woman success helping people to sell their homes themselves. cerebral palsy has a -- cedar it is the first municipal building built for rea coming up on cbs 2 news at six, six,a mascot at the university of iowa is causing controversy. why one professor says the face of the campus is making the wrong impression. they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot some

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the heating lamps congealed the pain the fieldas unplayable. it is now the third time that the game has been canceled or called off early because of weather conditions. sheldon: hard to believe, buwe are now a liore ttle man 3 monthsway from the general elec. enne: and that means the candidates for president are tantly attacking eachother. a's devin dwyer shows us the latest poll numbers. devin: down in the polls, donald trump debuting a newe of attack. . trum i thienk tha people of this count don't want somebody that's going to short circuiuper devin: the repubn nomie to use clinton's own wos agaiher. consistent with what i have said publicl , i may have short-ccuited. devin: trump pncing as clinton widens her lead in a new abc news/washington post poll. clinton up 8 points, with gains among women and consolidating support in her own party. trump, on the other hand, still struggles to win over some blicans, like ohio gov. john kasich. gov. kasich: i wish that i could be fully enthusiastic. i can't be. devin: and trump facing rong disapproval f

from the chandelier you can see there's an extension rose down to the lamp, which is also original to the roosevelt home, that was to transport the gas for reading. beautiful pocket doors, the dumb waiter system, the home had all the modern amenities that were available at this part of the 19th century. the pocket doors are also a great example of the roosevelt family business. as a common question we get here, obviously the roosevelts are doing pretty well for themselves, they are able toir fe sons. how did they make their money. it pays to get on the ground floor of anything in life, the roosevelts were very fortunate, they arrive around 1646. so by the time t.d. is born in 1858, they're well established both socially as well as financially on the island manhattan. they're there seven generation new yorkers. but they branch off and get involved in importing and exporting very fine glass. from from there the grandfather cornelius van check roosevelt or >> at 42, keep in mind, he serves in the white house as the end is person to serve the president, and the only president born in new

a i ran into a street lamp. yeah, the lamp was, it's a dangerous thing. number and frequency of distractions now available on our phones can render most mundane us a bustling as new york into treacherous obstacles. i've seen people walk into a >> and they run intome. if athg i tripped into an unevenness in the sidewalk. artist and designer decided he needed to do something to physical spaces, while watching people missouri around without raising their eyes from their screens. not having eyes on the streets felt like the city was starting to lose a lot of energy. so he created a recurring intervention manifested through people's phones an app called look up commission throughed google creative labs which runs in the background using gps it alerts users when they approach an intersection. a safety part of project but most is about empathy. empathy between pedestrians cyclist a drivers all race jernts ethnicities and creeds a lofty goal for an app in but he says a worthy one. look up hopes to equilibrium panned to other city and ios devices in coming months.

. >> i once ran into a lamp. >> >> the lamp is a dangerous thing. number of frequency of distractions available on our phones can rendser mundane features as bust ling of new york into treacherous obstacles. >> i saw one with a big bloody forehead. they run into me. >> i tripped on unevenness on sidewalk. >> need to reare connect workers people move around. >> no eye on street felt like city was starting to lose its energy. chg so they have a an intervention but a phone called lookup commission through google creative labs that runs in background use gps. >> a safety part of the promote but mostly it be empathy. between pedestrian, cyclist of ethnicity and creed a loflty goal for an app available android in new york city but a worthy one. look up hopes to expand other city and ios devices saving all who use it physical and emotional harm caused by running into someone or something by staring at the phone. >> peopling with pole, bikers -- cars. >> people walk into other people's dogs. >> most stupid thing in the world. >> i'm matt king. "fox 5 news."

but he can use lamp. with a 7 watt bulb. keep his refrigerator and freezer stocked with food. and keep the sump pump running. >> . blessing. the sun hasn't warmed us up. we're still cooler inside. than it is outside. >> . crews spent the day repairing electrical lines. that were taken down with powerful winds brought down huge trees in the area of mentor avenue and garfield road. the number of customers in lake county without power is less than a thousand. those are now expected to have their power restored by six o'clock tomorrow night. >> . that's 85 percent higher than the state minimum. city leaders previously said they were against the hike. fearing it could cause businesses to close. or move. city says this is its final >> . new tonight. the removal of the reck center gazebo is moving forward now. >> . it will be deconstructed. and be put together at its new home. in a chicago museum. >> this plan has been in the works for about 6 months now. city counsel has been working with the family. to remove the site. which many say serves as a constant reminder of the trapbl tkeu

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