. >> fal, aou designer who is really going places.bastian won a prestigious red doss award las yr. this year he's just been named as best new come herb in the german design awards. he has ao produced practical and popular and as you may expect, he is a bit of a stickler for detail. >> sebastian takes aersonal interest in the production of this particular table. it wasis bell table design that gave him his major break through. so he often visits the manufacturer often responsible for reproducing it. >> the idea was to create something surprising. a table that would initially confuse me. normally the eeh part of a table, the steel is on the bottom and the top part is made of glass. i have turned this upside down, making the foot a materials that transrent and fragile. >> it's made in a workshop not far from where she lives. the technique stp same as a pottery wheel. >> the great thing about this profession is you have direct contact to many areas of craftsmanship. leading up to the table. you see how the individual parts are created. >>

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i live look here from san francisco the rain is still fal. >> mark: world news, the latest developmentsoming at of israel, here the pictures of us exploding in jerusalem, to what their windows blown out rate near the main entrance shattering windows, reports of people lying on the grant being taken away in stretchers. we're letting one woman has died from injuries. it appears to be the first bus bombing in several years it comes against rising tensions in israel. halston and have fired rockets in the recent weeks proffering is there really forces to protect. >> justine: of lance warships will start patrolling off libya's coast forcing the u.n. arms embargo on the country the leader gaddafi reminds defiance as violence escalates he spoke last night in his first public appearance since sunday he told reporters and supporters we are making fun of their rockets, he called the coalition including the united states can across britain, the most elite a group of fascists. president obama is cutting short his latin trip because it's become order for shattered by u.s. air strikes. the president e

sitting down and talking to one another and figuring out where we can compromise and how we can come to a fal solution to what our problems are. and it's really very disheartening. i can understand the folks who watch this at home are trying to figure out, whose side are we on? are we on their side? are we on a particular party's side? i think it's very unfortunate because at the end of the day we have strong opinions on what the best way forward is in this country and unfortunately, it's about compromise. because even though we all have strong opinions, we all have differing opinions. if we don't work it out, we're not going to get anywhere. so as i stand in opposition to this c.r., it's something that is disheartening. i'm on the armed services committee and have been hearing from industry time and time again about how difficult it is for them in the long-term. so as we talk about cutting, we're going to t $2 billion a week for the next three weeks. by doing these short-term c.r.'s, we're costing our country money. no one talks about that, what the impact is going to be from this temporary