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they were created as part of the agi project, a years ago by ten stone masons and local chamber of commerce members. >> translator: this is a stone tray. and that's a knife and fork rest. >> reporter: the team is producing new products made of agishi to try to expand demand for the stone. agishi has long been quarried in the suburbs of takamatsu. due to its fine pattern and remarkable hardness it has been used primarily for grave stones. the 1964 tokyo olympics cauldron was made of agishi. but it's been losing ground to cheaper stone from china and elsewhere. this area once had about 400 masonry businesses but now half have closed. aji ota is a core member of the project. he's a master carver of gravestones. but recently he applied those skills to create a table. >> translator: i'm excited because a stone mason like myself rarely has a chance to do something new. >> reporter: ota had never produced furniture before so he teamed up with two industrial designers from tokyo. >> translator: we want our table to look good when it's displayed next to tables made of other materials. >> reporter: t
they were created as part of the agi project, a years ago by ten stone masons and local chamber of commerce members. >> translator: this is a stone tray. and that's a knife and fork rest. >> reporter: the team is producing new products made of agishi to try to expand demand for the stone. agishi has long been quarried in the suburbs of takamatsu. due to its fine pattern and remarkable hardness it has been used primarily for grave stones. the 1964 tokyo olympics cauldron was made of...
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. >> agi king nely 5 bi don in a day. aman c je did tt tod. afr cmny earning rert showed goh in cud seic. tepikhd prel naaq to rcord hi above its ak in the doom rth'goofor 41 ks tt inude azon and epilyor basowho jump 1 to on foe's list of rche biiair. >> thfirst batch of app wtcs are tti the shves. the ape tch mes ia vrty ofarls bas 50 so ron ght weig aumim to d rae stnless se go verons coi $000 and re. srat ttsre escially iptant. > dubility is imptt to sa watc yuan proct a art...
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agi, you know an intel platform as well as a logistics ship and i believe one of them is just coming out of venezuela -- no. yeah, i have to get that for you. they're in cuba and places elsewhere. >> the past couple months officials expressed desire for a new technology for maritime ves he wills, airplanes that kind of thing. i haven't gotten many details on that wachlt that and what you're looking for? >> yeah. the due line the air defense radar is that we maintain on the northern canada and canada-u.s. border are you know in a few years i'd say ten years i think is the number. they're going to reach pint of on sa less ens. we have to reinvent for that capability. the question is what sort of technology do we want to use to reconstitute that capability. we don't want to put in the same sorts of sensors because they're not infective against the low altitude cruise missiles. they can't see over the horizon. what is the technology that's going to work up there? is there an over the horizon radar system that will work? it has challenges in the arctic. so those are the questions we're as
agi, you know an intel platform as well as a logistics ship and i believe one of them is just coming out of venezuela -- no. yeah, i have to get that for you. they're in cuba and places elsewhere. >> the past couple months officials expressed desire for a new technology for maritime ves he wills, airplanes that kind of thing. i haven't gotten many details on that wachlt that and what you're looking for? >> yeah. the due line the air defense radar is that we maintain on the northern...
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. >> reporter: agy kelly is higgins niece and joined her brother will and sister marge to welcome their uncle home at a special ceremony. >> according to army record the the 20 year-old from fishtown became a prisoner of war in february 1951. during the massacre. 726 soldiers died. >> i just can't believe that they found them to be honest with you. >> reporter: another family member gave a dna sample to the army to see if the remains at the a military facility in hawaii matched corporal higgins. they have been in hawaii for 25 years but never identified. last november, the higgins family solved their mystery. >> i feel great. i really do,. >> army declared higgins dead on december 31st, 1953, his mother and two older brothers, a marine and naval officer died before ever finding out really what happened to corporal higgins. >> i feel close to him because we have been talking about him so much. now his family will hold a special funeral service at washington crossing national cemetery in newtown to say good bye and thank you to a 20 year-old who just had a chance out of high school to ser
. >> reporter: agy kelly is higgins niece and joined her brother will and sister marge to welcome their uncle home at a special ceremony. >> according to army record the the 20 year-old from fishtown became a prisoner of war in february 1951. during the massacre. 726 soldiers died. >> i just can't believe that they found them to be honest with you. >> reporter: another family member gave a dna sample to the army to see if the remains at the a military facility in hawaii...
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. >> reporter: agy kelly is higgins niece and joined her brother will and sister marge to welcome their uncle home at a special ceremony. according to army record the the 20 year-old from fishtown became a prisoner of war in february 1951. during the massacre. 726 soldiers died. >> i cannot believe that they found him. to be honest with you. >> reporter: another family member gave a dna sample to the army to see if the remains at a military facility in hawaii matched corporal higgins. they have been in hawaii for 25 years but they were never identified. last november higgins family solved their mystery. >> i feel great. i really do. i feel at peace now. >> reporter: army officially declare higgins dead on december 31st, 1953, his mother and two older brothers a marine and naval officer died before ever finding out whatever happened to corporal higgins. >> i feel close to him because we have been talking about him so much. wish i did get to know him. >> reporter: now almost 65 years later his family will hold a special funeral service at washington crossing national cemetery in newtown t
. >> reporter: agy kelly is higgins niece and joined her brother will and sister marge to welcome their uncle home at a special ceremony. according to army record the the 20 year-old from fishtown became a prisoner of war in february 1951. during the massacre. 726 soldiers died. >> i cannot believe that they found him. to be honest with you. >> reporter: another family member gave a dna sample to the army to see if the remains at a military facility in hawaii matched corporal...
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. >> agie se molesto fue con justa razon porque su novela fue buenisima, excelente actriz. >> el vestidoo que me lleva a consumir mÁs energÍa. hace una semana termine de hacer una gira de teatro y messi tom, voy a ver cÓmo lo - me voy a ver como lo puedo manejar. >> ser infelices en - te visualizas en otro pais? >> hoy no me imagino en otro pais, le debo todo a mexico. espero poder seguir acumulando premios. (aplausos) >> se queda un personaje de arriba cuando se va a cuatro meses de viaje con la novia. >> quÉ bueno que se lo ganÓ porque el aÑo pasado se lo habÍan arrebatado. el hijo de eugenio y de victoria estaba nominado con pablo quiere es otro gran protagonista ahora de una novela de univisiÓn y la sorpresa es que va y se lleva el premio. >> se lo ganÓ, se lo ganó. >> no tenÍa planeado que llegara el premio, fue un personaje que yo hice, que pobres tan ricos muy difÍcil. >> en que te inspiraste? >> en muchos amigos, fue algo tan complicado de lo que decir gracias rocÍo campos por esa reto actoral. >> yo se que es pregunta, que puede ser cliche pero que le admira a tus padres en el p
. >> agie se molesto fue con justa razon porque su novela fue buenisima, excelente actriz. >> el vestidoo que me lleva a consumir mÁs energÍa. hace una semana termine de hacer una gira de teatro y messi tom, voy a ver cÓmo lo - me voy a ver como lo puedo manejar. >> ser infelices en - te visualizas en otro pais? >> hoy no me imagino en otro pais, le debo todo a mexico. espero poder seguir acumulando premios. (aplausos) >> se queda un personaje de arriba cuando...
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use 5% of your agi for medical bills. it went up to 7.5%. little things like that. it used to be -- to include to 60% of your capital gains, and i got eliminated. in this town, probably 60% of the town is under the table. they need more enforcement and start collecting money. they need to make food stamps and everything else taxable. those who make more than $250,000 a year should pay more. they should not give breaks for children. everything is overpopulated. i know people who make $100,000 a year host: you said you would be in favor of more enforcement. would you give more money to the irs budget to do this? caller: of course and they should go after some of these politicians, like some of the farmers who are politicians, and look at their income and what they don't pay. host: on that topic, we talked with kipling editorials director on saturday. he joined us to talk about viewer questions about taxes headed into the april 15 tax they. he talked a little bit about enforcement at the irs and how this commissioner and past commissioners have dealt with budgets and c
use 5% of your agi for medical bills. it went up to 7.5%. little things like that. it used to be -- to include to 60% of your capital gains, and i got eliminated. in this town, probably 60% of the town is under the table. they need more enforcement and start collecting money. they need to make food stamps and everything else taxable. those who make more than $250,000 a year should pay more. they should not give breaks for children. everything is overpopulated. i know people who make $100,000 a...
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. >>> but first, upgraded to buy lululemon, agy says it will gay off sooner than estimated. >>> he's hardest feat at the grand slam. gary player celebrating that 50th anniversary at the masters this year. he joins us at the masters and his thoughts. who is going to do it whether rory can do it? mr. player, great to see you? >> thank you, joe. nice to speak to you and michelle. >> we played -- we haven't played a full round but at the floridian, you've seen my swing, you weren't that negative about my swing, actually i was on number 10 when it was a par 3 and you designed that course. >> i was very concerned about you, in fact perturbed, i thought, here's a man who plays five times a week. >> yeah. >> you got to get back to the office. you got to get back to that office man. >> you just -- i wonder about the way you see these guys hit the ball now, too. before we get into specifics. i always remember you, i remember when you were swinging it floridian. you'd end up sometimes standing in your divot because you were moving so well to hit the ball forward because you didn't have that muc
. >>> but first, upgraded to buy lululemon, agy says it will gay off sooner than estimated. >>> he's hardest feat at the grand slam. gary player celebrating that 50th anniversary at the masters this year. he joins us at the masters and his thoughts. who is going to do it whether rory can do it? mr. player, great to see you? >> thank you, joe. nice to speak to you and michelle. >> we played -- we haven't played a full round but at the floridian, you've seen my...