as bracelets. now during the 70s many are whim u whimsical. at times they were independent to concepts namely that of evaluating common jewels and here you find playing cards that become precious jewels and a here judges a simple card becomes a fantastic pen let in gold and mother of parallel and the can what is the mother of parallel on index and diamonds. on others occasions ice cream cones become elevated to the status of a brochure or a mothering sticking stick maybe made in gold or the hammer imperfect working made of white and a gold or a cigarette case modeled as a cigarette box. and bug u bullries answer to annie arrest warrant hauls tin campbell so i happen was a wonderful silver and gold tennis bail canister. among the jewels of the 1970s of the created by the third young and sort of great bully generation one finds the so-called spaniel stars and stripes. now those jewels and object you can see the wonderful alarm clock or table clock quote elements from the american flag. now in her opinion introduced at the time of the 18 of the f

for bracelet in case somebody is searching for a bracelet, they'll search hash tag bracelet, all theracelets on instagram will come up. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> always be sure to put the url. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> okay. moving on to the next one. let your fans be your star. this makes your instagram page a bit more interactive. >> it does. you want your fans to really look at your product, show them using your product. get engaged. i could see you using my product, wow, this is great, i could do it to. this is a company called oh to be a dog based out of pasadena, california. of course, since they are a pet sitting service, their fans are dogs. this is great, owners can see their dogs after they've been walked or cared for by them and feel more comfortable. >> they take pictures of the dogs. this is a great way to get people to come to your instagram page because, of course, they are going to want to come and see their dogs and they'll share that with their friends. >> absolutely, absolutely. the only thing that's lacking right now with instagram is the fact that you can

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you find the most active featured on rings, restorations and bracelets. and it continues to be interpreted in different ways nowadays. interestingly most is a was are convertible and worn as a broach as you see here. others can be divided and the different sections were worn separately. sometimes a shorter necklace or as bracelets. now during the 70s many are whim u whimsical. at times they were independent to concepts namely that of evaluating common jewels and here you find playing cards that become precious jewels and a here judges a simple card becomes a fantastic pen let in gold and mother of parallel and the can what is the mother of parallel on index

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>> this is basically a bracelet that will let you connect to the world. and it will do this using your heartbeat. >> what? >> what? >> so it's going let me into my car, my truck, based on this bracelet knowing who i am? >> right. you put on the bracelet, authenticates you as a individual. >> this thing works -- some watches go like this and turn everything on. >> yes. >> like a super hero. >> iron man. >> it could. it has motion control so it can sense gesture. >> cool. >> turn it off. >>> it's a different kind of boxing match. >> they're hitting cardboard boxes and having a good old time doing it. >> we'll reveal how this hitting fun is all for a hit and run. >>> look up in the sky. >> that's a good one. fireball. >> that is a fireball. it came down between 2:30 and 2:45 in the morning in northeastern italy. and so residents in the area said, you know what? kind of disturb the animal a little bit in the night because animals are sensitive to weather changes and this kind of thing. >> i think anybody would be sensitive to see that. that is scary. >> i thi

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without the charge on my bracelet. woke up, put the charger on, went to work.hey faxed us a warrant this morning for you. they want you arrested to go see your probation officer. >> so i've got to stay until tomorrow in jail. >> transpo takes him to the station. it they follow to. >> do the booking and learn more about him. >> how many hours a week do you work? >> depending, between 40 and 50. >> you are staying away from the girl you have issues with? >> actually, the bracelet, i have been feeling kind of comfortable with that. >> keeping you safe so she can't accuse you of stuff? >> i have been taking two classes, fatherhood and batterers. >> what's the fatherhood program? >> about parents, all guys. so we just talk. >> about how tough it is being a father? >> yeah, and we take care of our kids and everything. >> honestly, elvis, you are doing the right thing. you are working more than what most adults i know. you are trying to take care of your daughter. i hope the best for you. i hope you never see me again unless it is fpicking up pizza. we'll get you situ

and that's what is happened to rainbow loom, the creator of colorful bracelet making kits that become a national hit including with my little guy. the company filed a lawsuit against the maker of fun loom accusing it of copying the idea to the trademark plastic c shape fastener that holds the bracelets together. joining us now to discuss this is sarah needle man. she did a fascinating story about rainbow loom. i can't get enough of it. i'm wearing it on my wrists here. you got some, too. they are seriously the rage. now, the crux of this suit boils down to a c shaped plastic fastener, somebody can't patent the letter c or this fastener, can they? >> the creator of rainbow loom got a patent for the clip. the patent covers the hook that is used to grab the rubber bands and loom as well but the clip is one of the biggest parts of the complaint so that's what we focused on. >> i thought what was interesting not story today is this is a small business and very motivated ceo that came up with the bright idea and now he wants to protect his business from knockoffs. how does a small business

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she needs a new bracelet.ers tore, and she is having to carry it around, and i don't want to get her in trouble. >> okay. i'll take care of it. >> thank you. i've got six kids. one girl and five boys, i can imagine him walking in here. he would have the same look probably as she did. >> somebody pulled it off. >> oh, i know it. >> hey, is that danielle's bracelet? >> yes. >> there you go, baby. they are preyed upon and that's why i did it. you know? take her under my wing and show her immediately what to look for. i mean, there's lesbian activity that goes on. more experienced women taking advantage of a naive girl. >> i'm going to be the devil's advocate. how do we know you're not going to prey on danielle? >> you just have to take my word for it. i'm not -- >> not what? >> i am not going to prey upon the young and naive, trying to help her. i think god put it in my heart to. now, whatever you do, don't take this off for anything. okay, baby? because you can get in a lot of trouble. okay? let's get you ready

so where did you get the bracelet? oh, an african king gave it to me, the congo river. a long way down river, with many kilometers still to go, attention has turned toward the evening meal. i figure i'll make coq au vin. getting close to killing time. the moment of truth. it's quickly getting dark. i'm very aware of a number of things. how do they usually kill chickens? >> small knife. >> small knife, cut the head off. >> our chickens are thin, scraggly, tough. he's biting me. in order to make anything any kind of edible i'm probably going to have to stew the crap out of them. but still we have to kill these things and collect their blood. you want to eat, you have to kill your own chicken and pluck it, too. but every man has a breaking point. in retrospect, perhaps this was ours. >> harder, harder. almost through, man. >> no, i'm not. >> killing him, man. >> clean kill. >> now you can join our tree house. by the time our birds are cleaned and plucked, the sun is down and dinner is still a long way off. ♪ clean out the chickens ♪ it's time to kill chickens [ female anno

these lovely little bracelet were silver bracelet sent by the everyone your of ethiopia. and it says on there silver bracelet sent to mrs. r. -- t. r. senior by the emperor while at the white house. we open the case so you can get a look at the figurine given to her by the french government. they are made of french porcelain. a seventy 14. they were used to decorate the table of the state dinner at the white house. it's clear they had been a gift to her. she very much liked them. she made sure she took them with her when she left the white house. >> a sense of life at the white house under the roosevelts. now you were making the point earlier both of you that is the dawn of america on the international stage. and roosevelt as adventuring and impurial president in some yai. how did they use their social aspect of the white house to advance that view? >> well, in order for the united states to be taken seriously as a world power, the united states president had to entertain like heads of state elsewhere. the white house changing really made a difference. but plus all of the

these lovely silver bracelets were sent to her from the emperor of present-day ethiopia.his is what she kept them in and she wrote notes to herself so she could remember where the different things came from. and it says silver bracelets sent by the interior emperor at the white house. >> we open the case here so you can get a close up look at the figurines which were given to her by the french government. they are made of french porcelain and they were used to decorate the tables at the white house. but it was clear they were a gift to her and she liked them and she made sure she took them with her when she left the white house. >> a sense of life at the white house under the roosevelts. you were making the point this was the dawn of america on the international stage and roosevelt as the adventuring president in some ways. how did they use their social aspects of the white house to advance that view? >> in order to for the united states to be taken seriously as a world power, the united states president had to entertain heads of state elsewhere. so the white house changi

. ( both laughing ) ( both giggling ) ( jingling ) cusack: listening to directions and rolling a bracelet blue jays. ( sighs ) cusack: but eventually they figured it out. okay, now... roll it into the pond. okay. we got it. there we go. perfect. blue jays: oops. oh, look, it's gone! it's gone, all right. gone, gone, gone, very gone. oh, well. got to run. see you! it worked! whoo-hoo! we got it back! we got it back! yeah! ( laughs ) sort of. cusack: so, quack went underwater to rescue the... thing, but first he had to get it back from the fish. quack: no, see, it's not a fish gate. it's a, um... something else. something for ducks. and since i'm a duck and you're not, well, i need it back. okay, quack. i guess ducks know best. ( both exclaiming ) hooray! you got it! cusack: they still didn't know what their toy was... ( giggling ) cusack: but you know what? i don't think it really matters anymore. ( laughing ) look at that! it's a swing. ( yells ) could you move a little bit? yes, that's good. okay, that's right. oh, over to the side. if you just scoonch that way a little bit, and then, oh

basically, it's a bracelet they wear on their wrist all the way from the airport to the hospital. >> the injured also get tagged with a placard around their neck to help doctors quickly zero in on what's wrong. >> while these injured passengers were being treated, triaged and transferred to the hospital, there was a similar scene on the potomac river as part of the drill. the spotlight was on communication and coordination between all the agencies involved in the exercise, mandated by the f.a.a. to take place every three years. >> we wanted to make sure we have a plan that allowed all the groups to come into airport efficiently and get here and be deployed in a way that meets our needs to respond. >> staying focus in a crisis, whether it's a drill or a real emergency, is a key part of the training. >> you receive your assignment, you go there and do it and reflect on it later. you stay professional and get the job done. >> every second of the four-hour simulation will get the onceover by evaluators. >> a report will be put together by the training committee. we'll see where our stren

but you've dropped your bracelet out of the window. because my hand had grown so thin.uring us all. what's she got in her hand? the colorite bottle to make water into stock. we use it instead of gravy. get out! you drained the goodness out of us. we drained the goodness out of you. we take the blood and give you back the water with the colorite. i'm going now, but i shall stay in this house for as long as i want. why does bengtsson wear a medal? for faithful service. has he no faults? yes, many great ones, but you don't win medals for them. oh, you have many secrets in this house. like everyone else let us keep ours. do you love honesty? yes, quite. sometimes i'm seized with a passionate desire to say everything i think. and yet i know that if people were really honest the world would come to an end. the other day, i was at a funeral at the church. it was very impressive very beautiful. - was it hummel's? - yes, my benefactor. at the head of the coffin, stood known friend of the dead man holding the funeral mace. the priest impressed me deeply by his dignified bearing a

i became very sassy until my dad i was grown-up because i had an id bracelet from some cute guy. you know, i've got the look and i've got my long hair and it's a straight as it always has to be. and i'm doing my thing. and here comes a mom. she's wearing socks and sandals and she's got a bag -- everybody is getting snickers and m&ms and my mother says, i brought you some hard boiled eggs and some raisins. [laughter] and eggs are in their peel. if you should open one, they're not that hard. it's very sad. very, very said. my fathers when a straw hat which he wore every day in the summer. and at some point he sleeps on my bunk bed, asleep and snoring with the huge paper over his face. so that's really cool. [laughter] my kids had no idea what i had to do with. even if i were will with religious people, so few people came from the holocaust but my parents didn't know the rules and on the sabbath day went to a sabbath day went on i was sitting with the rabbi's daughter, my mother turned on the light and turn us was use electricity. she said you are not? you could never hit or do this

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that mom from tennessee kimberly mccain and her eraselet, the bracelet that erases for your kids. this evening she's made the cut. a key part of her pitch, a promise that got our attention. she's already picked the american factory. >> manufacturers are here and they want our business. >> reporter: those workers just waiting in hot springs, arkansas. we know who they're voting for. also making the list, this iowa dad who invented a race track, the blue track. your kids design the loops but american workers will make those tracks. >> i could actually get people in the plants working again. >> reporter: there is chris who broke into that sweat last night with his bungee that you attach to your dog's leash, no more yanking their necks. >> is he going to be okay? >> yes. >> reporte he's okay all right. he maded cut and is determined to make it here. >> all the parts are sourced from american companies. >> reporter: remember angel who had the judges in tears inventing a head wrap. >> here i was in the prime of my life and everything was taken away. >> reporter: tonight she's a finalist

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lite pad ultra that starts at $150 and shimmer and sparkle crazy loom which lets kids make rub are bracelets. it costs $15. for a list of the hot toys go to abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv." now the weather from mike. >> it will be great if you are outside, be careful at the game, u.v. index is high as the surging oakland a's take on the angels. way to close out the last couple of week, 73 degrees and warming to 78 by end of the game. air quality in tuolumne is finally out of the warning which is great news. everything is quiet. we will talk about our forecast. 71 today in tahoe. sunshine. upper 80's in the central valleys and 69 in monterey. >> at look at traffic here, the early progress we told you about on the bay bridge, eastbound, treasure island off-ramp, the off-ramp will be closed with a big rig trying to make the turn and it got stuck, a sharp turn so you understand why no estimated time when the off-ramp will re-open. walnut creek shows 680 the tail lights headed southbound with in problems to report here but we have construction showing on things 880 northbound from 16th a

these lovely silver bracelets re sent to her from either open i can't. this is what she kept them in and she wrote notes to herself so she could remember where the difment things came from. and it says silver bracelets emperor at interior the white house. >> we open the case here so you can get a close up look at the figure rins which were given to her by the french government. they are made of french porcelain and they were used to decorate the tables at the white house. but it was clear they were a gift to her and she liked them and she made sure she took them with her when she left the white house. >> a sense of life at the white house under the roosevelts. you were making the point this was the dawn of america on the international stage and roosevelt as the adventuring president in some ways. how did they use their social aspects of the white house to advance that view. >> in order to for the united states to be taken seriously as a world power, the united states president had to entertain heads of state elsewhere. so the white house changing really

would sentence registered sex offendsers to another six months in jail for removing their gps ankle bracelets. another would create an $80 million early warning system for earthquakes. it could give up to 60 seconds notice of an impending earthquake. a response to b.a.r.t's shut down of cell service during a protest would require a court order before public agencies cut service. there is also a bill to require planners consider including suicide buriers as part of any new bridge design or risk losing state funding for those projectens. >>> new information know on a story we first told you about this week about those bright lights in the p bay bridge tunnel. several drivers have complained the lights are too right, especially compared to the old yellowish lights there b. now cal transsays they have made some adjustments. a lighting engineer said driver should notice the deference tonight. >>> the completion of the new bay bridge means a $20 million bonus for the construction company. although they may have to pay a penalty out of that for those faulty bulbs, the very idea has sparked public de

i don't know if you can see these bracelets here, but they say bullying no way.zation they were just talking about. much more about jaylen as well in the weeks to come. >>> you know, it's not every week that we can offer food for life that's good for you body and your wallet. but here goes. you know those expiration dates on the food that you buy? they can be confusing. and as a result most people end up throwing out tons of perfectly good food. so i'm going to give you a few clues here. if the label says use by or best by, doesn't mean that the food will be spoiled or unsafe after that date. it's just the date that the manufacturer thinks that the food will taste best. the sell by date, that one's for retailers. that one isn't for you. it's to encourage faster turnover on store shelves. your food is good for a long time even after that sell by date. those are just two examples, eggs can be consumed three to five weeks after purchase. and a box of mac and cheese with a sell by of 2013 should be fine in a march 2014. you can find more on the report at cnn.com/heal

. >> i am with eraselet, the bracelet that erases. >> reporter: she showed how it doesn't make a mess doesn't wear out, but she was stressed out. >> it won't -- sorry. >> reporter: the judges still loved it and loved her too. waiting behind her, chris. >> have you seen the judges yet? >> i haven't. >> you can peek in right there. >> reporter: the stage director didn't like that. he brought his american made mini bungee cord. it attaches to your dog's leash. no more yanking the dog or their neck when they race for a squirrel. he hands out the bungee to the judges and starts his pitch. >> $11 billion. it -- sorry. all right. should i start over? >> reporter: all of this made in america, making him sweat. >> it's very hot in here. >> reporter: they were racing in to help him. >> is he going to be okay? >> yes. >> reporter: he was and they still loved his idea. >> you had the poor guy sweating. >> i know! >> reporter: and then there was angel. >> i'm so stressed out right now. >> that's why i'm here. i want to wish you luck. >> reporter: the mom from new orleans who battled cancer and won

. >> this is a pitted bracelet with moving parts. it's all printed in one piece. >> if you've never seen a 3d printer, here's how it works. >> it draws a picture in plastic. and the way it does that, it pulls plastic in from a spool and squirts it through a nozzle. it draws another picture in plastic on top of that picture and layer by layer it builds up the model. >> he's a hacker, teacher, tinkerer and thinker. he and a group of gear head friends got together and cobbled together a 3d printer a couple of years ago and now his brooklyn based company is at the hub of the 3d maker revolution. >> we got our prototype to work, we quit our jobs and started makerbot. to actually innovate personally. interact with the machine. >> and just like the replicator in "star trek," makerbot's replicator 2 is turning people with little or no design experience into entrepreneurs. chris came up with an idea that makes the square, a device that allows you to accept credit cards work better. >> we made this contraption to goes between the square and yo

$4,000 jenny packham dress, $750 jimmy choos and that diamond bracelet, a wedding gift from prince charles. way to go prince. while kate was trend setting in london, our lifestyle correspondent, hilaria baldwin, checking out the latest trends for us at new york fashion week. >> front row seat to fashion week, the ultimate trend report for spring. >> hey, guys, i'm backstage with rachael zoe. what can we expect today? >> inspiration from 1970 safari and i mixed romantic girly elements with it and sexy rock and roll and sequins. hair just as important as the clothes, moroccan oil's artistic director says the look should translate from run way to real life. >> low braid, brought all the hair back and crisscross t >> one word for the collection, stunning. >> what are the colors, specific trends for the spring we should be looking for? >> white is very big trend. i also feel the shades of red and pink, like kind of mixed with salmony red. >> globally inspired. >> these are the tiles from mexico. >> i see. heavy. >> all glass and crystal. >> workout. >> that much detail, the director of global a

i like the fringe accent like you have on this bracelet. this is fun.you're going to pick one thing to update this season, we've all done the statement necklace, but go with maybe a chandelier earring. something that's just bold. >> one or two? >> well, two, to match -- >> i don't know. >> one ear cuff is enough. unless you want to do like angel wings or devils. >> the little kitty cat thing again. >> yeah, but here. this is what's everywhere. i'm just the reporter. i'm telling you, i'm just the messenger. whether you like it or not. it's backwards. >> that's my problem, i am not a cute human being. >> the next one, you may want to know about the flared gusset trend. you're probably seeing this shape everywhere been this is sort of my devil wears prada moment like where did this loose sweater come from? right now, you're really going to see this shape everywhere. but what's good about it is you can fit your laptop in. you can get -- it gives you more room. these are all -- these start at $35. last but not least, don't laugh, but this delivery at your do

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bracelets, rings, and necklaces served as amulets to protect and aid both the living and the dead in their journey through this and the next life. next to the burial chamber here was an open doorway to a room that howard carter came to call "the treasury." and an apt name it w because it contained some of the most extraordinary objects imaginable. the foremost object to catch carter's eye was a great shrine six feet tall surrounded by four beautiful goddesses. these goddesses were protecting the dead king's viscera, which were preserved separately during mummification. extremely elegant in form, the carved-wood figures were first covered with gesso and then gilded. on their head is placed the hieroglyphic symbol representative of each goddess. in this case, we see selket with her symbol and ally, the deadly scorpion. inside the great shrine, protected by selket and the other goddesses, were four small mummiform cases containing the pharaoh's internal organs. intricately inlaid on the outside with colored glass and carnelian, the inside as well was finished with chased gold designs an

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