we do with ceramics the media for about four hundred. many just two runs sometimes the design is painted puny unchanged was i he is employed by. the so spend it on tombs which is decorated in gold. and michael is on a few points thanks to distinguish this bonus check in. it is a chimney. expect more than two hundred and fifty years there is still made by hand using the old tradition with us. i am going to do with the straits times covering technique called summits socialist party retail companies replied with a stick. he says the dt blogs and refund the one thousand three hundred degrees celsius two days and nights starting transforms the glaze interesting that last one. in a revealing the beautiful indigo beneath a week or two women to have a strong influence on european ceramics so still yes it's nice to controlling the temperature is thus difficult to get it wrong un del lack of bringing seven when we'll break out into smiles of relief when we see the final color is ok. i call multi colored pieces. another round of thinking is done of

range of ceramics for use in the compound.ad, what we're finding is they're making one or two types and making lots and lots of them. the thing about this ceramic production is it's basically simple -- you take clay, you make the shape, and then you fire it, you sell it. but as simple as that process is, it requires people for all the steps. keach: young and old, male and female, every member of the household can be involved in pottery production. children can move pots from the drying area to the kilns. elderly people can sell the finished pots in the marketplace. widmer: what's interesting is when we think of this kind of specialized production, we think of it in terms of industrial scale -- that is, in workshops or factories that are located away from residences. here it's different. these activities, as far as we know, take place within the compound, within the family -- larger family grouping -- within the lineage structure. keach: the lineage compound of tlajinga made thousands of these pots. their neighbors specialized

it is not even ceramics at this point.is pre-ceramics. >> the next one is joel. >> his curtains. working with his hands. he is based in los angeles and he has been living with hiv for many years and these are glorious thanks. the idea that he can work with his hands and create these kind of beautiful spectacles in celebration of life and materiality. is sheilat final one hicks. tell me about that. yale working with albers in the 1950's. the language of authority and fiber. something associated with women's work. now we can see this work and brought into a bigger conversation in terms of what maybe we can call the contemporary avenue guard or contemporary art. >> and donna nelson. >> both sides of the pending. side of the painting are like the backside of the bra strap. these are so -- there is materiality and paint stains on both sides. she has an assistant working on this to have this kind of back-and-forth. really performative. >> you were in london for 10 years. >> 13 years. >> has that changed the way you think about c

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these are extraordinary by the fact that what you see in these faces are the failure of past ceramicork all kind of tossed into these large vessels, primordial stools. this is the beginning of things that is quite abject thinking about the baseness, the weight of ceramic itself and of clay. they're not even ceramics at this point, it's preceramics. >> rose: the next one is -- >> right his extra curtains, you see at the bottom the hand tools. joel is in los angeles and he's been living with hiv for many years. and these are glorious things. the fact he can actually work with his hands and create these kind of beautiful spectacles, celebration of life, of materiality. you know, yeah. >> rose: the next final one is sheila hix. >> sheila, yes. >> rose: tell me about that. >> well sheila, we're telling stories here. sheila was at yale, a student at yale working with albert in the 50's as a painter. and she moved from painting, the language with authority to fiber, something having to do with woman's work. we can see this work being brought into bigger conversation in terms of maybe we can

secure software protections as a potter, who runs a business oh outs of their own home, and runs ceramics out of the mail. is this all the same bees or using different kinds of items in this case. >> from google to a tiny website they run open ssl. because the spot connected in opening up a cell, a few temperatures might claim to have protection on top of that, but that would be foolish in this case. i think what people. have updated their software. and there is an encryption layer. so when the site loses its encryption key it's still vulnerable. someone who has that encryption key to direct task or even impersonate that website. >> what can people do with bad inpent do in that little business of time. so we're go to whoever sites they determine are not properly directed. they'll begin to sniff in and they will agent extract the data. in canada they were able to get a thousand social numbers from canadian taxpayers then they use that data to commit fraud. they'll open new lines of credit. they'll take over existing accounts with the new names and passwords. the new name behind the "s" is

we've got some engines in color, we got plastics, we got food, we got ceramics.ody scanning technology. >> where does your company fit in? >> so, everyone who has made a 3-d print has made a model. you need 3-d software. people don't fully appreciate that everything from the nanoscale to the largest things in the world. there are companies that are 3-d printing dna, 3-d printing tissue. >> reporter: 3-d printing dna? >> yes. >> tens of thousands of plastic parts flying on aircrafts. boeing have 16 different aircrafts that were built by printers. there are mini orthopedic implants that are being made every day. >> you said before, investors are here at this conference, they want to understand this industry? >> absolutely. as you know, everybody's looking for growth. 3-d printing is a growth area. we have been experiencing 15% growth. very exciting industry and the time is now. >> he believes that investors overkes mate the potential of 3-d printing. unz estimating the use in industrial applications like jet engine parts. >> actually, auto desk, i think, this is a

>> we are printing metal and ceramic and the same kind you'd find in a jewelry store. we prints with stainless steel and brass and bronze and adding other precious metals in. >> carbon steel too? is that coming to believe? >> yeah. >> as this takes off a what is the thought on the cost? today you have a lot of machines running unintended labor costs. he said a machine up and they pop those out in a dark factory. is this similar? what would be the labor cost to make the part using 3-d versus automated equipment in a factory that the machine does it without manpower? >> i think you look at where 3-d printing is being utilized today and as was mentioned before is being utilized in the manufacturing environment. aerospace company, automotive companies and many people are using 3-d printing today so i think where it makes sense is not the things we are thinking about where you are making tens of millions of bottle caps or things like that but where it make sense in this point in time is when you have a short production type run or maybe something where because of regulation

there's not much in the world i truly love besides my family, my country, my collection of antique ceramic cats. hello morris. but above all my heart belongs to my belied. [cheers and applause] so when i tuned into his program last night, like i do every night -- [laughter] -- it was kind of a good news, bad news situation. >> tonight i'm taking on the ever so funny jon stewart of the "the daily show". stuart and his -- stewarts and his friends at comedy central they are the cheeft apologists for the obama administration. i can't expect a comedic hack and his army of writers, i can't take them too seriously. >> jon: o my god, o oh, my god. just wait. just wait. sean hannity knows my name. [ laughter ] i'll be honest with you, the hack thing hurts a little, but the wound is heeled by the -- healed by the ointment of your attention. [laughter] sean there, well, he was upset that on monday i may have mentioned that he was being hypocritical in defending the nevada rancher and militant federal grazing fee not payer cliven bundy. i am sympathetic to critics of eminent domain and those who feel

there's not much in the world i truly love besides my family, my country, my collection of antique ceramic [cheers and applause] so when i tuned into his program last night, like i do every night -- [laughter] -- it was kind of a good news, bad news situation. >> tonight i'm taking on the ever so funny jon stewart of the "the daily show". stuart and his -- stewarts and his friends at comedy central

metals are possible just like ceramics. >> fascinating. with that, i want to thank you all for participating today. i apologize for the vote series of happened during the hearing. your testimony has helped us better understand how 3-d printing is created a lot of opportunities for entrepreneurs around the nation. with that, i would ask unanimous consent. objection, i would say the hearing is adjourned. >> while congress is on break for the next two weeks, we wanted to see what others are doing at home this ticks. sean duffy had a radio interview. he tweets that he is taking your calls. chuck grassley is having a town hall meeting. arkansas representative tom kahn is visiting a local school. he is talking to nice graders about financial literacy. -- night raiders about financial literacy. she is here to talk about a rise in stay-at-home mothers. why are we seen this rise and who these moms are? guest: thank you for having me. the share of all moms who are staying at home and not working outside the home is up to about three in 10 as of 2012

that should be in the ceramic for us. at least better than what they're rolling through. whatever the traffic center. still jammed up on interstate 80 with a hot spot this morning. from highway 4 westbound to the e shore freeway. the accident >>: they ultimately led them appear to an apartment on vallejo street. this actually all started at around 10:00 yesterday at the presidio in christie's guilt around the clock last night park police officer pulled over a pickup truck. once he pulled over that truck driver of that truck full told officers that he had fireworks in the back of the truck. during the investigation for whatever reason the park police officer found something very suspicious and that car. arrested the driver of a truck and ultimately called and this san francisco bomb squad because of a suspicious device. now a couple hours later. a park police along with the staffers as the police department came to an address on the 800 block of vallejo. and once they got inside they started to remove evidence from inside that apartment. we do know that there were people i

finally, on sunday is a new program, "ceramic treasures," which visits villages known for their tradition of pottery. the first edition focuses on kutani yaki, a style known for its gorgeous vibrancy and gorgeous designs. it's said it was created to add color to snowy winters. please check our website for

we have paintings, sculpture, works of art on paper, textiles, furniture, ceramics... and these works of art are made from many, many different materials that are affected very differently by things like light, temperature, relative humidity, and therefore, it's necessary that we work to preserve these objects for future generations. the painting conservation department is, of course, responsible for paintings, but we also have conservators that deal with sculpture and the other materials in the collection. and these conservators work together with the scientists at the national gallery in order to preserve the works of art. is a conservator an artist or a scientist? richard: most conservators are probably a mixture of both. if one is doing conservation treatments, it often helps to have a basic understanding of how an artist works. but in other situations, you also are dealing with technical issues, particularly chemistry, and it's very important that you uerstand the scientific information that's required in order to not only treat works of art, but also to preserve

to all our partners in the eu and us for strong support all ukrainian territorial integrity and ceramics. thank you. you have questions please raise your hand and identify yourself reese. boateng and sunday no concrete answer. i mean all that's the situation in the east of ukraine he's not the same as team you are my downfall to mom but steal it when we hear that was it seemed that you require from demonstrate his being. they use in ukraine to do what precisely they can launch date is the new kit refuse to do. still it's known to be straying from the purely conceptual. on kill you if you want me to walk off the mochi steel economy to try to have a future of their stuff to look they all took the picture and then on my donna and in the eastern ukraine. therefore last three four one says the protest on my dog but peaceful. and what is going on in the eastern ukraine is this use seizing all the admin is to build these bari the one runs and driven by it people. austria's the come off the coast and the people that the on off the jury and the military uniforms and acting as the extremists. can

court documents say the real estate development described the one point six million dollar what a ceramic plate sized dispatched engine is next to view the wall. the city designated to see graham coating and the interior of the four seasons protected the mobs in nineteen ninety nine but that the castle is explicitly excluded from that designation. i am. as i said the exhibition would be an isa team. and it was august the medical accident at the right to bow. this exhibition showcases one hundred twenty odd is that the golden age of painting amount of mass the beginning of last century. i may do what he stands out and use words to steal the show the allegation of the body and face the spare background don't let other things to a system of giuliani really shine when the pictures are shown in great numbers. i remember the empty stands today as one of the precise and the art of the twentieth century. but the scroll was to be the only path to the staff in nineteen twenty he was born in the boredom only eighteen eighty four from both jurists parents he decided to move to paris only nineteen oh

muslims and croats were taken to remain hands most of the tin mining complex care tab which was ceramics factory pounds in the village to napoleon. again i'm going to look around. male and female prisoners were subjected to beatings torture and executions and woman to marry the two hundred and fifty people killed the soldiers find randomly into my class speeches which are mentioned in a series to prison is up and scams reminiscent of the locals victims of death sentence which was the wold up to what was happening in the polls in war. the due attention to the senate campaign of ethnic cleansing off to srebrenica three lorries nine as the second largest massacre of bosnian war is of course impossible to know how many people were killed. mass graves continue to be found today. so there are about three thousand acres and a beach in korea don't. until about two thousand and eight the concluding scene to identify them back to downtown east. we still keep the one thousand two hundred victims to come up. yet when many to mention cats may pray during such as the mosque and many ex asked an attend

i had a terrace with ceramic tiles a huge glass windows bike in the movies. everything turned to rubble and about half an hour. the weekend. we couldn't do anything. no one college. we left everything behind. i don t realize flat tire was like in the sink you have to see that seem to believe that it was a bit of a doubt it though. police began woodland on saturday and ten by strong winds spread quickly to populate the areas of the body so authorities say would take at least two more days to fully contain the fires. i wish to take a short break but still it had reports of new chemical weapons attack in syria. cikgu pool rounds of the high use of the gods do. for years. and all. i do the answer. welcome back. a scenic lake south of possible poison gas attacks. instead i read old and the government are blaming each other for the alleged use of deadly chloride gas and a rebel held village north of damascus last week who crucially chlorine is not one of the ages that are being handed over by the regime sponsored international deals to destroy its chemical spill on

as a leader that we heard from any teeth but so far but when you make of this announcement marks a ceramic night. this is to be expected. i have a little bit of experience with the matter having served in the us military during nato operations in the nineteen nineties and nato is first and foremost a political organization and there is no firm agreement among its members about operations to kali in so close to russia in the ukraine with many of the governments of the european unit expressing some levels of the dissension from what we've heard in years to razz me isn't creepy in a lot of rhetoric so they're making them in a moment that made it necessary that they will to reassure their more belligerent members with in eastern europe the politics on that they are there to protect them. but they haven't made anything that would lend us any indication that the ins and militarily intervene on behalf of the speech that regime that the west has helped install in the ukraine ukraine's parliament has voted to continue the operation how far i'm willing to hear your opinion can be. i believe that man

every item on display and sale is a distinct and nasser replace it with their ep a piece of jewelry ceramic tableware shoes clothes carpet or sit in the amiga felt super leather for many senior residents and guests that the state has long become an anticipated and favorite events. we were not permit him drinking and presents the question. all this running tasks i want to say welcome to kazakhstan the family's very interesting. many pieces displayed here are mine to my grandmother's jewelry an element of household. i intended to buy something here today. can somebody please think again connoisseurs of handmade products easily recognize the origins of different items for instance qantas craftsmen are particularly skillful in what can we felt that art is as are famous for steel products and tajik needle women are accused of looking embroidery. some i have learned that some of the net effect of teaching is one of five thousand craftsmen of tajikistan are the members of our association four hundred and twenty two of them are internationally acclaimed and when our masters. we had about twenty two

not too long ago in syria, many people were killed in a ceramic gas attack so the question continues to be an important one. if i was on that story many years ago. what i said most of all in to me is most important about sy hersh is the power of the press, the potential power of the press. he has been responsible for kicking off the most important stories and reforms in american life. when woodward and bernstein were having trouble with the watergate story in 1973 is possible that story would have stalled, nixon would have continued to be president, that story had stalled and the new york times forced seymour hersh to get on to the store much to his reluctance. not only caught up the time is that got them ahead, wrote stories woodward said without sy hersh we would not have been able to continue our watergate investigation. we welcome sy to this tour. woodward said hersh is like the marines, the first one on the beach, take the heavy hits, artillery goes after him and we all follow sy hersh. he gave us the best look at those george bush administration after the 9/11 attacks. after hi

move of the malays the chosen mum was in the job to just ten months and takes plays prius as the ceramics but isn't for the dream job. a civil court shoes who wants to coach him on each wheel chair say it any wonder he sealed top of the hostage crisis it is the way she wanted the winning goal. paul was called to deal with when silence these become the dominant consideration that dream sell quickly just like man united won a game a six year contract he faced constant scrutiny disgruntled fans pay to be spent in rome one voice out he put on a brave face. he just does not change their diet the job. i'm finally done with a wee bit that it's no one's going to be still in the season we will root of this present time. but the team is heading toward its last season in the premier league in over two decades been an extremely short statement on their website. the red devils simply things moist but his heart was honesty and integrity. telecom to say his sudden firing is deplorable others say it's all part of the business. also talk more about this we're now joined by david wish them the w's sports d

world that you expected to look like in fact this little shiny gadgets around it looks more like a ceramic room than anything else but there's geometric technology that's become advanced year in russia for the mining industry is the fact that they can get out of this rock microscopic tiny valuable pieces of gold and if they've thrown this away they would never be able to extract that. the golden east is of off base and once twice if it is a stray left more than eleven percent of the global gold we've now. but most of the mines will bend and long to go. now they're reviving them and set a gay but i said don with me to tell me all about how this is being done. we have mines like they have been abandoned for say ten years let's say they produced a ton of gold there are two tons. in the mine we can go back and get more from the rocks left behind. so is experiencing a new gold rush and it's not just the mines that are seeing the benefits and if we start working in all those abandoned mines people will definitely move back to those towns schools. everything will come back to life and the town wi

. ♪ liz: they have printed ceramics, metal, candy, edible shoes, even this. 3d systems, one of the originals, 3d systems printers are at the forefront of a booming industry. we will see how he goes getting this in the water. keep going, you will get there. the stock is up 260% over the last two years but 3d printing does have its critics not to mention new competition from a venerable tech giant. what does 3d systems plan for the future? welcome, just as the 3d world has its second annual conference you with a keynote speaker. >> it is good to be here. liz: you are not a johnny come lately. you have been around for many years. you don't care about people saying this will never work. >> we invented it, we have been at 30 years with the rest of the universe is just discovering it and the opportunities are incredible. the opportunity to point to fully dance medal in 16 out oyster put parts on airplanes and anybody to begin the categories like edibles and patient specific surgical and medical devices. this is a part that goes into heavy machinery. very heavy, tit

consumer products including some products that you and i discussed in past like food printing and some ceramic so, you know, we think the fundamentals of the business are really strong. we think that we're off to a great start. we think there is more good to come. not to mention sequentiallily, non-gaap operating expenses have become to moderate. we think that can represent leverage in the coming period. >> i have no doubt there is interest and demand but the question is, can you keep up with that demand? are you sort of ready to swallow all of that demand and bring it out to people who really want isn't that is what analysts tell us they're concerned about. they have no doubt you're one of the top leaders in the space, innovators that becomes a problem. it doesn't matter you're the best if you can't fill the orders, you've got nothing. >> liz, that is the heart of step-up investments extending manufacturing in multiple locations. we're expanding our channel. we're partnering retail outlets to expand the market reach in other outlets. we have some of the top industry alliances with google with

live a ceramics of the upper 60s to the low seventies and by the afternoon hours will save it seven days will keep temperatures clear here's what the numbers look like temperatures bounce back nicely. monday tuesday the clouds roll plan. a system out. more on that part of the forecast, the number of people missing in the mass of washington state landslide has dropped to six. just then the number of people seeking unemployment benefits last week rose 2000. jobless claims continue to be near precession that judge pre recession levels despite a slight increase. the labor department says that the four week average of applications fell to $312,000. that is the lowest four week average since october 2007 to two months before the great recession started. >>anny: to texas boys born as conjoined twins got the go-ahead to finally leave the hospital. :--ownen and emmett ezell were successfully separated in a risky surgery in dallas last august. doctor say they're not breathing on their own and eating with the help of a feeding tube. the next up for them is in rehab facility where their parents will

we will be talking about what is going right now and the value of ceramics in china are some of the russianill be back in just a couple of minutes. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." >> we are back with christie's ceo stephen murphy who joins us for an exclusive conversation. talking about prints and a monet. i want to talk about the digital side of your business. you're talking about how much it has picked up. view, christie's point of how much of a revolution have you had to go through internally to deal with this? you are set up for traditional auctions and the way that functioned is probably not change that much for some. time. >> anyone who has a company that is moving into the online space as well as rick and mortar, knows it does not come cheap. you have to have the courage to build the facility. we had 60 online auctions. the best news of all was that everything worked. the cards work, the shipping worked, the box was a very christie's walks that arrive your home. now we know that the machine works and we are expanding it. i firmly believe that what has happened in the book is missed

the ambassador might like to know there was also ceramic agent -- in a museum in baghdad.tonya ga headed the artifacts in that country was forced to flee for his life when the assassins got loose. unfortunately he died in a boston airport but the army was still interested in preserving the artifacts where we go. >> one thing with the iraqi government had shown any interest in maintaining and portraying these treasures but keeping it in the basement of the defense ministry what are they going to do if they get it back? >> go ahead. >> i just want to point out if everyone feels like they are sitting on a goldmine tonight they really are. i am steve katz into elderly jewish gentleman came into the congressional office of the great congressman and they told the story of austria having thousands of still looted artwork and agricultural property in the government buildings and museums and the key to their story was that did you know congressman about all the captured german war records in the national archives. i was a young staffer. he sent me over to what was the collection en

the cup has been described as the "holy grail" of ceramics. the buyer is not identified thus far.the moment are the top headlines. >> chicken cup? >> it is a translation, no doubt. >> i am sure in the catalog was written in more flowery language. tyrone's tableon on "game of thrones" last night? i think it was. took a sip from it. very this. sotheby's. tobias levkovich with us from citigroup. skull of a smart single best chart. -- scarlet fu has a smart single best chart. prepared by goldman sachs global research and we highlighted three of the 10 sectors in the s&p 500, industry weightings. energy is at the bottom, tech at the middle and financial at the top. at one point or another in the int years each was biggest terms of weightings. energy in the late 70's, market cap in the s&p 500 peaked in 26%, in the late 90's, technology stocks, 32%, and financials just before the financial crisis, their group weighting peaked at 22%. interesting to see the changes over time, but reflecting industry fundamentals and the shifting composition. stocks,s -- financial of all the different sec

the ambassador might like to know there was also ceramic agent -- in a museum in baghdad. tonya ga headed the artifacts in that country was forced to flee for his life when the assassins got loose. unfortunately he died in a boston airport but the army was still interested in preserving the artifacts where we go. >> one thing with the iraqi government had shown any interest in maintaining and portraying these treasures but keeping it in the basement of the defense ministry what are they going to do if they get it back? >> go ahead. >> i just want to point out if everyone feels like they are sitting on a goldmine tonight they really are. i am steve katz into elderly jewish gentleman came into the congressional office of the great congressman and they told the story of austria having thousands of still looted artwork and agricultural property in the government buildings and museums and the key to their story was that did you know congressman about all the captured german war records in the national archives. i was a young staffer. he sent me over to what was the collection e

one dealer calling this the holy grail of ceramics.uess it is if it's worth $36 million. >> if that was in our house, it would be off the table in a second. oh, sorry. >> whoops. >> the next yard saling saturday. i'm buying one with the chickens. >>> we're going to move to washington now. and the new congressman under fire after getting caught on camera kissing one of his staffers. the married lawmaker speaking out this morning, asking his wife and kids to forgive him and trying to save his job. abc's jeff zeleny has the story. >> reporter: watch this surveillance video closely. that's married congressman vance mcallister turning off the lights in his louisiana office. seconds later, he reappears with a woman believed to be on his staff. then this, a kiss, nearly 30 seconds long. mcallister's hometown newspaper posted the video monday. the footage of the romantic encounter was recorded just two days before christmas. just one month earlier, the conservative republican was sworn into office, surrounded by his wife and five children. his

the frequency goes lower because there's a ceramic ring in there that creates the acoustic sound.- the output goes down. so you'll hear both of those items. and the range could go down until it's inaudible. you know, a mile or less than a half a mile. >> all right. chris, thank you so much for being with us. >> no problem. thank you. >> we appreciate it this morning. so australia's prime minister, as you heard, has really been asserting his true confidence this plane has been located because of these pings. but the malaysian government, they are pretty hesitant. [ male announcer ] this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood th