alia that is mardi gras along with those tourists every year twenty five million pounds of plastic beads are brought into the city to be thrown and then thrown away once the party's over a recent cleanup effort by the city found seven point two million pounds of debris in fifteen thousand of the city's sixty eight thousand storm drains between september twenty sixth two thousand and seventeen and january twenty third of twenty eight ninety three thousand pounds of that debris were all mardi gras beads and they were found in one five block stretch near downtown. but it's not just the litter that has people worried the louisiana department of health warns that some beads and throws may contain lead and there may be lead in the soil the parade along the parade route in fact dr howard milky of tulane university's department pharmacology map new orleans and from the highest lead counts in the soil along the mardi gras parade route in his estimate four thousand pounds of lead hit the streets each year. at some point does the tradition of throwing beads need to be rethought when it cost million

regulation tests have shown at mardi gras beads to contain lead antimony chromium cadmium nickel trace levels of mercury and several flame retardants all of these things are incredibly these are having about. that right now. marty. dreamily toxic but it's interesting when you break down what's in these as we're talking about earlier is interesting data. taking credit for your work but more than half of them are to grow products they tested. seven had levels of lead above a hundred. that's actually the legal limit for lead in children's toys. it was above so prone to be put on your body getting into the going down the drain that's just dump unleaded there not to mention the fact that the little mardi gras plastic footballs is not just the beaded necklaces you know it's all of somebody getting thrown out they can do about twenty nine percent. by weight which including the butcher the amount of science major. to put the. band by the consumer products safety commission in the plastic football i want to know why is anybody in the party toyed business saying hey let's pack our toys because w

that some beads and throws may contain lead and there may be lead in the soil the prayer along the parade routes in fact dr howard milky of tulane university's department pharmacology map new orleans and from the highest lead counts in the soil along the mardi gras parade routes in his estimate four thousand pounds of lead hit the streets each year. at some point does the tradition of throwing beads need to be rethought when it cost millions of dollars in damages and threatens the health of the people who call new orleans home absolutely no no no at this point i mean look like if you're down there don't be just so girl looked up or too sure or do the lip of his teacher or whatever you know. you can do that you can see that rather the role to be wise and lead and your children are a lot of that course are horizontal horrible stuff. there's a certain mobile readers there the party's gone too far and your thinking about this is that originally we're talking about something that started in the eight hundred thirty s. that was glass beads originally and they were very treasured because only if

that was glass beads originally and they were very treasured because only a certain floats gave them out or certain people and so if you have the good man to lift up your top of your to do now is that sort of came out of those nine hundred seventy is that became a thing that they started having these plastic beads which is about the time we got cheap plastic. you know so we're known for those types of things right so in this and other study that was by a group called healthy stuff dot org and very grass just trying to sort of green up the mardi gras celebrations these beads contain a range of hazardous substances that exceed the consumer product safety improvement act regulation tests have shown at mardi gras beads to contain lead and to moni chromium cadmium nickel trace levels of mercury and several flame retardants all of these things are incredibly toxic these are having about just room to room and right now there are no root of mardi gras but there are extremely toxic but it's all it's interesting when you break down what's in these beaches as we're talking about earlier you sho

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came out of those one hundred seventy is that became a thing that they started having these plastic beads which is about the time we got cheap plastic. you know so we're known for those types of things right so in this at another study that was by a group called healthy stuff dot org and very grass just trying to sort of green up the mardi gras celebrations these beads contain a range of hazardous substances that exceed the consumer product safety improvement act regulation tests have shown at mardi gras beads to contain lead antimony chromium cadmium nickel trace levels of mercury and several flame retardants all of these things are incredibly toxic these are having about just room to room and right now there are no mardi gras well they're extremely toxic but it's all it's interesting when you break down what's in these beads as we're talking about earlier you showed me this interesting data the repeat that taking credit for your work but more than half of the mardi gras products they tested fifty six out of seven have levels of lead above one hundred people that's the no one hundred b.p

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days the kids mostly leave the fuse beads to their father. strange that papa works with beads one of my friends parents do that they earn money with real jobs. probably the only one in the world who does this. art is on display in other countries too for example in a hotel in berlin but his work is mostly visible on social media over eighty thousand people now follow him on instagram. he. just gives you feedback straight away. from the. inspiration and basically energy from people saying nice things about my stuff. just great while working. and also posts short videos featuring many of his few figures like super mario in a race. on a ski trip. the artist is happy to know his are gives people a few moments of enjoyment. as a street artist inspiration from objects as well as cartoon characters for example he's turned an electrical box on a. into a mini. my inspiration come from kind of stuff. but also pop culture. happenings. or interpret political things i have. you know around the world. just basically everything that makes me feel something.

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these showers, you can western areas beading in these showers, you can see western areas beading in theseover high ground in the north. a cold day, factoring in the north. a cold day, factoring in the winds, subzero in central and northern areas but at least some sunshine to compensate in between these showers, especially in the east. through wednesday, fewer showers for england and wales. most will be across the northern half of the country, certainly towards the north—west, where there will be more snow falling over the hills. temperature wise, 3—7 or eight in the south, good sunshine in parts of central and eased in england. looking out to the west for the next area of low pressure moving through on wednesday night. this one will mean business, could see severe gales in england and wales. a spell of significant snow affecting central and southern scotland. weather you have gales or snow, some description as it spreads across the uk so keep updated on bbc local radio. that area of low pressure will go through quite quickly. into thursday morning, the winds will die down quite quickly an

beading onto the sunday times. i feel i have united states. beading onto the sunday times.ad this headline before. jeremy corbyn allies plot to oust labour mps. is that the new story, old story? this is something a lot of people suspect is something a lot of people suspect is happening within labour although we do not act fully know. last week there were crucial changes within labour when the national executive committee, the all ruling body, was taken committee, the all ruling body, was ta ken over by committee, the all ruling body, was taken over by an acolyte ofjeremy corbyn. and now the sunday times reveals that hit list of mps they don't like or agree with and want to get rid of. the former shadow secretary —— get rid of. the former shadow secretary — — for get rid of. the former shadow secretary —— for —— foreign secretary... other big names, they are on secretary... other big names, they are on this hit list. is not lot approved behind it. at the very end, momentum, they say they are not campaigning to the deselecting of any sitting mp. the keyword is sitting. if the

in such a short beaded of time. beaded of timelj by 9096. it's been huge. in such a short beaded of time. i think that is the key, as an economist you'd think by p is not as much as what you are buying but it's the extra cost which deters people from wanting it, so i think the logic of it applies to more stores, different bags, there could be success is no long term. is there any concern about where all this money goes?m does not seem it's a huge part of this story. i think the general senseisit this story. i think the general sense is it is to reduce waste and be better for the environment and sense is it is to reduce waste and be betterfor the environment and i think broadly you could say most people would be on board with that. there is a huge backlash about all this waste, we did a story about copy this waste, we did a story about co py cu ps this waste, we did a story about copy cups the other day but i think people are generally on board. everyone wants to do their part. it's simple if you don't want to play o

tourists every year twenty five million pounds of plastic beads are brought into the city to be thrown and then thrown away once the party's over a recent cleanup effort by the city found seven point two million pounds of debris in fifteen thousand of the city's sixty eight thousand storm drains between september twenty sixth the twenty seventeen and january twenty third of twenty eight ninety three thousand pounds of that debris were all mardi gras and they were found in the one five block stretch near downtown one but it's not just the litter that has people worried the louisiana department of health warns that some beads and throws may contain lead and there may be lead in the soil the along the parade routes in fact dr howard milky of tulane university's department pharmacology map new orleans and from the highest lead counts in the soil along the mardi gras parade routes in his estimate four thousand pounds of lead hit the streets each year at some point does the tradition of throwing beads need to be rethought when it cost millions of dollars in damages and threatens the health o

the beads from going down the drain. >>> the philadelphia auto show opening tomorrow morning. we can give you a sneak peak of what to expect to year. >> this is really a one-stop shot. you can walk in and compare instead of driving from lot to lot. the show runs through super bowl sunday. >>> nonprofits looking to make a difference in our community can get help to meet their goals through a new program looking for applications right now. partnering with the foundation to support project innovation and give away $225,000 in grant money. the deadline to apply is one week from today. grant winner wills be announced in march. for more information, go to our website at nbc 10.com. >> even the smallest amount of fruit juice can make those with citrsicitrus allergies very sic. >>> the cafeteria conversation that police say turned into a criminal plot. >>> plus, crib toys in your child's nursery right now that could hurt them wile they sleep. the recall that parents need to know about before bedtime tonight. >>> big warmups on the way for the weekend, but we also have rain coming. whe

pixel portraits a swedish artist and his fused bead creations. also cuisine we meet at the top german chef at london's savory hotel. and home improvements set yourself a challenge with a d.i.y. concrete table. we begin with a rather unique spin on street hot swedish artist johann coggan has scored a hit on instagram with his fuse bead creations what started out as a fun activity with his children has and him eighty thousand followers under the name pavel all his favorite motifs are characters from old eight bit video games like super mario but he also creates masks hats toys to name just a few and made us this rather dashing self-portrait see if you can recognize him. the cookie monster on a manhole cover in the motel last weekend a few hours southwest of stockholm. and here is bender the human i go behind from the cartoon series futurama gracing lamppost a. the . it's just beautiful. this is where he creates his figure. normally a handicraft for children uses them for his creations. after the. iron and. he discovered. them to create twenty thous

you can see the clear beads of snowflakes, water droplet here on the what, the hood, the hood of the weather watcher. late in the day. you know how you get to that point in the day, what's that word again? yes, so clearly, some beads of moisture out there but again more than anything just a damp and wet ride out there for the lunch rush. let's switch it over here, take a look at one of the live neighborhood network shot, where it is almost like a different day when you look at the shot, seems like something completely different is happening, same system, and it is just having the opportunity to bring down some snow, a little bit more heavily here, across places like reading or next-door to it in west lawn, pa. but i also show this camera. look at the shaking going on, wind has gun to pick up out there. and outside whitfield elementary school granted may be not be sticking to the playgrounds grounds, but a lot of shaking going on meaning the temperature of 25 will probably feel that much chillier any time you feel that win blow. going all the way out to the shore points. yes, coastal

cows and has scored a hit on instagram with his unique spin on streets he started out making fuse bead creations with his children and now posts of his books have attracted eighty thousand followers his favorite motifs are characters from old age but video games like super mario and he likes to put them in unexpected places for comedic effect. and here's. the. just beautiful. garden behind this is where he creates his figures in the. normally a handicraft for children he uses them for his creations. computer game graphics. just. after the. iron and. three years he just. twenty fourteen. used them to create twenty thousand pieces of which. thirty and fifteen hundred. which means papa's beats. the idea of turning fuse beads into art came from his children zelda and car sometimes they work together but these days the kids mostly leave the few speeds to their father. strange that papa works with beats my friends' parents do that they earn money with real jobs. he's probably the only one in the world who does this. art is on display in other countries too for example in a hotel in berlin bu

crews recently cleaned out 93,000 pounds of beads from drains in just one five-block stretch. >>> kfc is giving its iconic pitchman a bit of a makeover, and it's turning to country royalty to fill that white suit. reba mcentire is the first famous woman to play colonel sanders in the commercial rolling out next week. several famous men have played the colonel in recent years including rob lowe and ray liotta. >>> chaos caught on camera inside several supermarkets. near riots breaking out in france all because of a sweet treat. shoppers went into a frenzy when a store chain offered nutella at 70% off. after scenes like these, the chain apologized saying it was surprised by the huge demand. of course, if you had nutella, i don't know. >>> but we're back in a moment. strangers helping strangers. the story guaranteed to lift your spirits. "inspiring america" is next. down undocumented immigra how california )s "sanctuary" status may have triggered a new form of profiling in the bay area. plus, state leaders take their investigation into "what caused" the north bay firestorm -- into the bu

dwell in bead he was selected to his first all star game.ews he went out right before the game and he was feeling himself all game long. hits the fade away one-hand jumper and a foul. bead finish ed with 26 and 16. how about some revenge. the sixers win 89 to 80. over to the ice, 88 was simple. he was lend try eric lindros never won a cup for the flyers but there's no deny ing the attitude size and skill, the man known as big e on a nightly basis when eric lindros played ate seasons for the flyers. they raised number 88 to the rafters. he brought new eyes to the game an absolute true icon in the port of hockey the flyers and maple leafs, yeah , that's right, the flyers looking back to their winning ways and this one went to over time. and 18 seconds into over time, a little connecting to koots, couture yea with the game winner. on eric lindros, you you you got to love it. i'm apologizing right now. i wore purple. i don't think it's vikings purple. it's more ravens. i and page has gotcha covered. i'm going to cover i no wondering, "what if?"

crews recently cleaned out 93,000 pounds of beads from drains in just one five-block stretch. >>> kfc is giving its iconic pitch man a bit of a makeover and it's turning to country royalty to fill that white suit. reba mcbuycentire is the first famous women to play. several famous men have played the colonel in recent years including rob lowe and ray liotta. >>> chaos caught on camera. near riots breaking out in france all because of a sweet treat. shoppers went into a frenzy when a store chain offered nutella at 70% off. after scenes like these the chain apologized saying it was surprised by the huge demand. of course, if you had nutella, i don't know. >>> but we're back in a moment. strangers helping strangers. the story guaranteed hey, what are you guys doing here? we've been helping you prepare and invest for retirement since day one. why would we leave now? because i'm retired now. so? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement... ...with solutions to help provide income throughout. so, you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that

. >> is there a big market for beads? >> there's a big market for beads. >> this is the real deal? is the real deal. >> ...or historical treasures worth a mint? >>thedalai lama? >> yes. [ gavel bangs ] >> bidder 561 is for $11,000. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

wow beads for all the senses that's common in bands. and shops everywhere are making for. this spring for economy sounds like hotcakes. tradition to go along with the costumes. and come. to our was the out. d.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on the trot off programming going there is. now with us our innovations magazine for in shows us from every week and always looking to the future on d w dot com science and research for. up to speed on the latest technology. know when it may be time for an upgrade become part of the future become a cyborg. sight words and design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my implants on a daily basis that optimize the human body and to connect people more effectively. i hope that this will make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg and what effect will it happen society does the human race need to upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this cyborgs human machines starting february first on t w. i ever want to welcome to another edition of

i'm from the cherokee nation of oklahoma and teacher for american-indian program for beading.t's very important to have this curriculum to teach our students of their background, their culture, for emotional and spiritual reasons. when i was a kid, we never had anything lining this. i think it's important that the negative images that we see in the media and movies be put aside and more positive images for people to teach our students and our youth. so that's what i have to say for now. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening. i'm janine luwa, graduate of galileo, 1979. congratulations. and i'm here because i want to support the native children in our community and i'm very proud of them. and i want them to know that i'm an elder in the community and i really admire your work and keep up the great work that you're doing. it's an honor that you are a board member. and i would like to respectfully request that the mural at washington high school be removed as it is very insensitive. i wanted to point that out to you, folks, and i'm just here to support

very much for your analysis as well the british government is banning the use of microscopic plastic beads they used as a braces in health and beauty products so by multinational companies but the tiny plastic goes down household drains and has water supplies and the food chain ending up inside us. in this ocean lies an invisible threat might create be the plastic particles can be found in face scrubs toothpaste and shower gel and a deadly from rain life but now the u.k. is taking action the country has banned the manufacturing of products containing micro beets and will stop sales later this year it marks a move beyond regulating plastic packaging on the outside to managing the use of non degradable plastics as chilling gradients within products. we've recommended the latte leftie because of the recyclability of coffee cups and we've also recommended that producers who make whole to recycle products hold. paper in plastic products should be forced to pay more for them there are many biodegradable replacements for plastic micro beefs but they are mostly found in the more expensive brands.

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the german economy and to german livelihoods and workers and the germans of the balkans well save beads they for us at the international green we can build in thank you. and you may not have heard of the picturesque town of gurlitz in eastern germany that you may have seen it in various big budget movie productions quentin tarantino's inglourious basterds around the world in eighty days with jackie chan and the grand budapest hotel was shot there however the town's making headlines for other reasons as the big employers suddenly up and leave sparking huge protests today german engineering giant zeman says slashing hundreds of jobs on site as part of a restructuring and german canadian train make a bomb by d. is pulling out threatening the livelihoods of thousands more it's hoped fast growing mid-sized businesses will pick up some of the slack. it might come as a surprise to find this company in gurlitz city and make software for the world market with annual sales of sixty million euro its offices are in the historic heart of the town in the far east of saxony and it has no shortage of y

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now, we know for sure they were native americans based on the hawkss of beads, the bells. a silver bangle. this is a brooch pin. .hey were a lot of brooches a good assemblage of material culture for that time. , at least byzed by this particular site, the delaware townsite that it had such a rich material culture were such a short. note of occupation. people often ask me what is the greatest thing you have found. and i stumble with that question. everything to me is interesting. it could be a bone. from a rabbit. or just a piece of what we call whiteware. shell buttons. pendants. there is just everything. eight years and boom, this was all from one area. our cities tour staff recently traveled to springfield, missouri to learn about its rich history. learn more about springfield and other stops on board -- on our tour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> today, american history tv on thean3 takes you to american historical association's annual meeting in washington, d.c. or live all-day coverage, 8:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. eastern

'em bead, 23 points. >> simmons stealing the ball. second quarter, simmons slams it down, up 40 points, win by 36. largest win over the pistons in 37 years. >> it's great to come out here and see everybody. it's a great credit to playing with the team. dr. j. not feeling well, julius irving hospitalized but not serious. >> nick foals and the eagles have the weekend off. all eyes on the wild card game. eagles will host the falcons. they know it's do or die starting next saturday. >> all gas and no brakes now. we have to go out there. >> it's a one game season. you hear over and over you never know when you will get the opportunity again. >> nfl playoff kickoffs here on 6abc, andy reed and the titans. former eagle offensive coordinator john gruden going back to the raiders to be their head coach, getting a ten year deal worth around a hundred million dollars. he has not c ,000 in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness

the beads that are used in hundreds of facewashes and shower gels are often ingested by sea animals,ing ourfood chain. it will be followed by a wider ban on the sale of products containing microbeads later in the year. the warning is very clear — never work in television with children and animals. but this reporter clearly hasn't heard the advice. alex dunlop was filming a report at banham zoo, in norfolk. but, as he attempted to tell the story, the zoo's lemurs decided that this was their moment of fame. they are everywhere!” they are everywhere! i think they think he is a tree, don't they? maybe it is the colour of his jumper, his jumper is maybe it is the colour of his jumper, hisjumper is a bit lemur like, isn't it? and he remained composed. i think he was all right in the end. otherwise we wouldn't have shown it. and we were talking yesterday about video assistant refereeing. we finally got a phrase right. and the call came through. it was in place. they did consult the video assistant referee, but they never actually reviewed it. it was in controversial at all, really? palace i

barack obama signed a bill to outlaw the beads in 2015.ew zealand and canada have also done likewise. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . the equity momentum continuing here in asia. japan playing catch-up following yesterday's holiday. have a look at the hang seng, up by .2%. higher for 11 sessions in a row. this will be the longest winning streak on the hang seng since 1999. australia closed higher as well. we have seen a rebound in the korean won. the kospi is looking weaker. the stocks we have been watching. samsung, the front runner. that is weighing on the kospi. remember some of this have been baked in and that have been a couple of downgrades. tencent lifting hong kong's market. it has risen talk percent over the course of this rally. coal india is ready to your high. this is the world's largest coal producer. that is posting the index in india to a record high. anna: thank you, very much. the korea said able send a

draw a bead on it. the high def doppler from mount vaca shows very good downpours but they can be found outside the bay area. and as you get down to san pablo bay and corta madera generally light. that's kind of what's happening in the east bay shoreline and down through the san jose airport. this cold front will sag south in the wee hours in the morning. concord 55 degrees right now. futurecast shows us how the night is going to play out. here we are in the early going the front begins to fall apart by tomorrow a couple of hours at sunrise not much left as monday goes on it all gets out of the bay area by tomorrow afternoon. leave us with clouds so tomorrow will be fairly cloudy and a little bit of rain lingering during the morning commute. tuesday looks okay. we'll have sunshine coming up but watch what happens on wednesday. here comes another more powerful system by wednesday afternoon. futurecast in terms of amounts not much south of the golden gate. i don't even think it's going to amount .2 of an

unique spin on street hot swedish artist johann coggan has scored a hit on instagram with his fuse bead creations what started out as a fun activity with his children has and him eighty thousand followers under the name pavel all his favorite motifs are characters from old eight bit video games like super mario but he also creates masks hats toys to name just a few and made us this rather dashing self-portrait see if you can recognize him. the cookie monster on a manhole cover in the motel last weekend a few hours southwest of stockholm. and here is bender the humanoid robot from the cartoon series futurama gracing lamppost a. this is just beautiful. for his creations. and. he. created twenty thousand pieces of which. thirty and fifty. the idea of turning fused. together. strange that papa works with beats one of my friends' parents do that they earn money with real jobs. but that's probably the only one in the world who does this. card once retro art is on display in other countries too for example in a hotel in brooklyn but his work is mostly visible on social media over eighty thousa

. >> is there a big market for beads? >> there's a big market for beads. >> this is the real deal? is the real deal. >> ...or historical treasures worth a mint? >>thedalai lama? >> yes. [ gavel bangs ] >> bidder 561 is for $11,000. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

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> our cities tour continues with a visit to the virginia's capital, home to the oldest legislative bead in the hem fis sphere. it moved to richmond in 1780 phi and jefferson credited with its design. next, horn mike greenough talks about the significance and it's place in american history. >> we are inside a working public building that has hosted the oldest elected law-making legislature active in the western hemisphere today. i think in terms of architecture, since we are the first american state capitol to open after the revolutionary war and since we are the first monumental roman temple style public building in the modern era, it's influence on other state capitols, county courthouses and public buildings that are famous up in d.c. can't are underestimated. ivan them described as the iconic buildings in d.c. as the sequel to the virginia state capitol back here in richmond. we started off with our first political center at jamestown, which is the oldest english-speaking settlement in north america. and that was used throughout the 16 hundreds and there were multiple buildings, publ