. >> look what they did with discarded bannister. >> so reusing materials in a way to sort capture ideas i'm thinking about. >> she is from the stanford art department. >> also the way it's having on our environment. >> i'm exploring different ways of the story i usually tell. >> it's all done by hand and all done materials found here. the paper drawing drawing mater. >> yes, pastels have been thrown away. hundreds of artists and some of them are displayed here. opey give tours and it's inspirational. >> so see what the artists are doing with these materials they are reusing we hope it encourages them to recycle or reuse materials. >> or they could become artists. >> cheryl: that is so wild. joining us right now is paul giusti, public affairs manager at recology. paul, that program is amazing? >> it'sffective program but one only of the most popular one. >> cheryl: tell me about recology? >> we provide garbage recycling on and come posting services here in san francisco. we have little carts here today. >> cute little buckets or little bins. >> about ten years ago we looked at, we needed

rhode island, see unique art made from everyday things at art and the object at rhode island college bannisterlery. that's your early event of the day, veronica. >> very interesting. >>> now here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. not much happening this weekend at the box office unless you're a horror fan or need to catch up on tom cruise. "mission impossible" should take top spot with around $117. r-rated fright flick "the devil inside" is the only wide debut. it should scare up $12 to $15 million for a sure top five finish. >>> drew barrymore is sporting a ring, this time marrying an art consultant. >>> jonah hill is reportedly daty ali hoffman, dustin hoffman's daughter. tabloid says lady gaga left behind lots of blood in her bathtub. sources assure it was just stage blood left over from her show. >>> and finally, chris brown has a solution for the anger that led him to throw a chair last year after walking out of an interview in which he was probed about his ex, rihanna. in 2012 chris brown will do no interviews. i guess that is one way to do it. don't know how

several hearts with bannister's are situated near every water hole here the divers change and comfort themselves after diving. according to international diving regulations one should be certified by the professional association of diving instructors before venturing on to the ice because divers must be wearing dry suits to make sure they don't freeze in the water the user is insulated by a small film of the air on to the suit ok ok so you have to meet up and then you have to go see it which is all that once it has sealed the deal they say in theory it's not supposed to allow a person if you have an inflated hose here and of those here say to keep it comfortable and you don't get squashed in the water with the pressure you put air into the suit keeps the nice and comfy and then if you're coming up a c. you have to get rid of that i think ventured out through here. a lot of preparation is needed before diving under the ice. it takes time to put on a dry suit as well as making thorough tracks on the equipment before finally getting used to the cold water. divers always had under the ice

so the living room has wood fors and a fancy wrought-iron bannister.itchen has granite counters, black wood cabinets and a tile backsplash. the dining room has w wainscotting. the great room has high ceiling, gleaming wood floors and french doors to the back deck. the back yard is landscaped with a covered patio and drapes that block the sun, which you needs in that part of the country, mississippi. >> the second-largest banking hub after new york city was charlotte, north carolina. >> i was surprised to find that out. what this area also claims to have is more scotch-irish ancestors than anywhere else in america. this house looks gorgeous. i love the flowering trees. the kitchen has wood floors and an island and a breakfast area, a nice bay window there, makes the kitchen. and the open arch entry and columns frame the formal dining room. the family room has glossy wood floors and transoms over the extra-tall windows, you'll see that in just a minute. and the windows look high, but when you look at the lefthand side, it needs crown moulding. the carpet

turned out to be malfunctioning, georgia had made her way to the top of a stairway clinging to a bannister to get as high on the ship as possible. >> i was getting crunched and i thought that the baby would just fall down the stairwell. >> reporter: after several agonizing minutes, she handed the child back to her father, unable to hold on. she never saw the man or the little girl again. >> i don't know what happened to them after. i don't know if they -- i don't know what happened. i wish i knew. >> reporter: such are the stories of bravery and survival being told by families, after an evening many compared as scenes in the disaster epic titanic, and there's criticism here as well. on this morning's "today" show, she pulled no punches. >> you did not see one officer there. people did not know how to do anything. it was very disorganized. >> reporter: the ship apparently ran aground around 9:30 in the evening, but the ordeal lasted much, much longer. they didn't leave until 2:30 the next morning. >> we'll have more on this story on tonight's "rock center with brian williams" at 10:00 on nb

they leave their coats across the bannister taking care not to jerkwater on to the floor. rouson greeted them at the door with her face grim, she, too had no idea why her husband rushed home in the middle of the day to talk to his family, but like her son she suspected that the news was bad. somehow connected to it may have on wall street. bernie called her from the office and said i have something to tell you i can't tell you on the phone. i'm coming home with the boys. she got off the phone shaking and had waited for them in the kitchen. together the family entered the fitting room. a room that andrew never liked with dark green walls, khaki carpeting, dark leather and a desk. he sat by himself on a large sofa. and rutka the alterman and marked the chair. they faced one another sitting at a considerable distance apart. i don't know where to start, he began again. he started to sob. the firm is insolvent, broke. >> how is it possible, i don't understand. of the money is gone. it's over. i don't understand, she repeated. how can that be? we are having an okay year. is this

they laid their coats across the bannister of the starecase, taking care not to drip water on the floor. ruth greeted them, looking grim. she had no idea why her husband rushed home but she suspected the news was bad. somehow connected to the may hem on wall street. bernie called her from the office and said, i have something to tell you. i can't tell you on the phone. i'm coming home with the boys. she had waited for them in the kitchen. together the family entered the sitting room, forbidding room that andrew never liked. dark green walls, khaki carpeting. ruth sat in a chair next to the couch. andrew took the ottoman and andrew the difficult chair. i don't know where to start, bernie began again. he started to sob. the firm is insolvent. i'm broke. how is that possible, andrew asked in i don't understand. >> the money is gone. it's over. >> i don't understand, andrew repeated in how can that be. we're having an company year. is this about the redemptions? then bernie said something more terrible than they could have imagined. out all been one big lie. it's a giant ponzi scheme and it