and the thickness and the interlayers and the retention of the glazing and the support of the glazing that modifications were necessary based on a final design which is the extent of design that you need to have in order to model. this does not have all of the connections detailed and what you will do is subject the final structural design as it advances and matures to computer analysis. you see on the right, one of the models that was run and this informs the changes in the structure and the inclusion in the columns and the jacketing of the columns with steel and increased in the types of welding or welding techniques and those are again part of the security investment enhancement. we did not have, in the conceptual design phase, as i understand it, a cable stay bridge, if you look at this, this is a depiction of the bus ramp and a series of columns and via ducts or columns and bridge decks, over which they will use and leave and on the right you see something that looks like a triangle that had to be developed in order to span the train box. that had to be subjected to modeling to s

and the thickness and the interlayers and the retention of the glazing and the support of the glazing that modifications were necessary based on a final design which is the extent of design that you need to have in order to model. this does not have all of the connections detailed and what you will do is subject the final structural design as it advances and matures to computer analysis. you see on the right, one of the models that was run and this informs the changes in the structure and the inclusion in the columns and the jacketing of the columns with steel and increased in the types of welding or welding techniques and those are again part of the security investment enhancement. we did not have, in the conceptual design phase, as i

, but it is sort of the same color as glazing. and i would think that it might be better if that was either the color of the battens or a darker color to provide differentiation between the two floors. and it might also tend to there was one comment about the height and i think that the height is... i think that it might tend to individualize the units a little bit more and it will not interfere with anybody's light. those are the only things that i saw that i would want to comment on. with the concept of forsale condos with on site affordable units and i think that this is a really good project. >> commissioner hillis? >> i would agree, i think that the design is great. i have the privilege of working with the neighborhood while i was with the city and coming up with the over all disposition plan with the freeway parcels and a lot of what we heard is that they want to see good, modern in-fill architecture, kind of leading the way, in good residential projects for redevelopment. and the affordable projects. and the baker's project

and the glaze is nice. you know, some of these pieces the glaze is barely there anymore. it's in fantastic condition. okay, george, thank you. miller: i got a great price on this garden stool. i've seen these sell as a pair or individually for over $1,000 each. so i think this is going to do very well at auction. should i go with a cane, traditional virginia? everybody likes the lab up there. hi, doe! hi there. i'm back again. how much are you asking for the cane? that one is $75. it's really nice. anything with dogs' heads are very popular. okay, would you take $45? i can't. i appreciate your offer. $65 on it. doe: anything that has dogs' heads is great for resale. people do collect their own breeds but they will collect other dogs if they're fabulous and cute. miller: there's no working it down any more than that? i can't, thank you. i'll go $60. i'll go $60. doe, would you take $55? i'll do $55. you got me. you got a deal. thank you, doe. enjoy it. oh, i will. john: doe, doe, don't sell it to her doe, don't do it. oh, no, john. oh, no, don't do it, doe. john, don't wre

the question is, what did office workers say has more glaze at an office monday morning meeting?lease welcome tony, everybody. what do you think it is? >> when i work at 9-5, the donuts were great, but i had a greater weekend. so i'll say eyes. >> next up, please welcome dina. >> thank you. >> what do you think is it the donuts or coworkers eyes? >> i don't have any donuts, but i have coworkers, and i have to go with coworkers. >> an event planner from california, please welcome nikki! >> do you think it's donuts or coworkers eyes? >> considering i'm an event planner and i party for a living, no donuts for me, it's definitely coworkers eyes. >> finally, a radio personality from oklahoma city, oklahoma, it's jeff. >> glad to be here. >> what's your show, buddy? >> i'm part of a morning show. and i get to hang out with my good friends, talk to a lot of people, it's awesome. >> are your friends eyes glazed or donuts? >> it's funny, there are a lot of donuts, but we like to party, so it's eyes. >> everybody says coworkers eyes, for $100 with 66% of vote, it's the coworkers eyes. it w

the trees right now, a little glaze.e a look at temperatures around here at the airport, still down 1 degree no wind at all, 31, not being moved around, 96 percent humidity, dew point up to 30. temperatures will get above freezing probably 3 or 4 in the morning we expect things to begin to liberate somewhat from the ice by early morning. barometer holding steady, 34, south of the area, just some light drizzle light rain no icing issues, pretty much from this line, saverna park north and west. 29 and 30 degrees. rainfall amounts have only been 1 to 2/100ths of an inch. with the ice you can see it on the cars and fences and trees. just a light glaze that will continue just a little longer south of us 35 now annapolis, we will start getting a little more southeast flow wind will pick up and bring warmer air in, during the the overnight. now the main storm actually dying out over parts of the great lakes to bring snow. chicago picked the best 4 or 5 inches. it is just about gone. here in the east, warmer air, riding over the

the colors are what we call in-glaze colors.are metallic oxides that are put on to the piece and actually are sealed into the glaze. and you get this incredibly lustrous glaze. very, very bright green. this lovely bunch of reeds forming the handle. and it's only when we actually look underneath, we can see the color of the clay. it's a very white clay. the clay has come from materials quarried down in cornwall, and shipped all the way up to staffordshire. and then, it's covered in this glaze which has the blue-y tinge to it, which we therefore call pearlware. in other words there's a lot of work that's gone into this. and that's the clue as to whether it's right or wrong. which way are you inclining yourself? i think he's right. you're right. he is right. he's known as the lord hal sailor. many of these toby jugs take names from famous admirals at the time. there's a rodney sailor as well, but this one is the hal sailor. and it does date exactly to the 1780's and it is almost certainly from the stable of rafe wood. a 19th-centur

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window with new wood double glazed window and repair the stucco with integral colored stucco. >> this is back from last week, and the parties were here to present with revised plans but i am not sure if that is what we are about to hear. >> and should we, and i am not sure if we need to give seven minutes or three minutes if we are just giving an update? >> three minutes, please. >> okay. >> an update. more than you need? >> we just more than an update. >> perfect. >> it is more than an update. >> let's go with 3. and if we have questions. >> okay. >> okay. members of the commission, last week we have high hopes that the party could come to an agreement in the set of plans that we can agree on to come before the start, however, first of all we received a survey finally of the property which was dated november 12th that showed that the walkway and the side yard does not all belong to the project sponsor and now, and what really is belonged to them. and that means of this and the building code. secondly, the set of plans that we have talked about is the architecture plans was not comple

the cobalt changes color in the glaze. so finding these again taught me how porcelain in blue and white was made. and so this is what you've done. so tell me about this one, for example. david battie was very impressed with this one, i have to say. he thought this was a beautiful freehand here. so your inspirations for this? well, that's based on the pattern that was done at worcester, who themselves were copying chinese, and i'd been--i don't like to directly copy the chinese or worcester patterns. i like to do my own slight variations, but on porcelain shapes made at worcester, fired in the factory kilns to a very high temperature. so my part is doing the painting in blue, and it was sealed there for all time. and this lovely-- these are nasturtiums, are they? what are those? uh, lotus. lotus, ah. they were growing in the park in hong kong. i always liked-- whenever i'm traveling, i take a sketchbook, and i do little sketches, and then i work them out into porcelain designs afterwards. oh, that's beautifully drawn. and s

we've added an elevator to access the rooftop nursery along with -- you can see the additional glazing at the top of the building. we've also worked with staff in order to increase -- to help activate the street frontage. initially we did that through switching out the opaque glazing on this street to vision glass so people can see what's going on inside the store and help activate that facade. and our neighborhood outreach meeting it was brought it our attention this wasn't enough and we should provide a pedestrian entrance on the street itself. so, we went ahead and we did pedestrian entrance, both entrance and exits to the store at the corner of bryant street and our parking lot. based on community feedback, especially from mr. miko, they wanted a more prominent entrance. we developed a secondary scheme where we added the trellis element over the front door along with the new columns. we changed out the color scheme. the secondary scheme that you see at the bottom of your screen has not been approved by staff, we'll be willing to work with staff to further develop it. the scheme on

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for now just lightly scattered showers, enough to glaze things up. it's this next wave that will arrive early saturday morning that could start off as freezing rain. slick roads will be possible but especially toward daybreak. remember, black ice is tough to see. bridges and overpasses always the first place to freeze. you hit the overpass. suddenly you're skidding. tonight more rain and possibly ice, slick areas toward daybreak. then we change things over by rain. here's the setup into the next few days. temperatures warming a bit toward sunday. we could hit 50 in parts of the state. then chance for rain on tuesday into early wednesday. and right now temperatures not particularly warm but this time of the year upper 40s is statistically the average. pretty average after we get through tonight. >> you better make it rain. it's my little guy's birthday tomorrow. if it rains it will be bad news. make it rain rather than anything worse than that. >> just no pressure. >> no pressure. that's all on your shoulders. no problem. >> i'll do what i can. >> all

that could create a glaze of ice on the roadways. keep that in mind if you have to travel from hagerstown into culpeper or areas west of there. let's take a look at what is going to happen midday. the rain is entering the metro area. then it will push up to the north. most of this will change over for everybody by late this afternoon and into this evening. the ring will be heaviest early into the evening hours. one or two interest -- inches could be possible. it starts to diminish after the midnight hour. still some lingering showers and we said -- we could see lingering showers into your wednesday. the futurecast is projecting how much rainfall we are expecting. anywhere between half of an inch and an inch and a half is reasonable between the next 24 hours. cloudy skies, 37 degrees. by recess, we will see rain and developing. it will be heavy by drop-off time about 3:00 this afternoon, 34 degrees. >> we're still busy. the maryland beltway, the overnight crash happened at 11:00 hour, quite intense. that is why the cleanup is still go

their names aren't glazed are glazed and bringing them home and letting the parents see this. let's go to the first think of financial literacy exactly. it's what's in there. it is still going to be ablaze with in a mcdonald's at the top of the paper. >> host: what is the upshot? we can't avoid this, how do we keep our money out of the hands who want to get their hands on the money? >> first, the small answer is you have to ask questions constantly. the second answer is, as i put it at the end of the book, we need to start talking about this. there is a huge culture around us and our country. we all feel like we are supposed to retire as millionaires. we need to start sharing our stories and talking about this. we like to think it is the golden age of financial responsibility. but what we actually have is a lot of protection and a social safety net. all of that has slowly but surely been part of this. the social safety net isn't there, and that means government and family. and we start asking what are the next steps that we can take so that we can help people. you can sit here

. >> they basically have left the people walking around with this glazed look in their eyes. >> hey.> like this one behind me. >> how are you doing? >> i'm from california. >> very nice to meet you. >> 49ers. >> you're going to do an interview with us? >> sure. >> we were just talking about here along bourbon street, the std rate. how long have you had an std? >> i don't have an std. >> why did you want to talk? >> oh, my goodness. >> i'm so sorry. >> are you serious? >> nothing to be ashamed of. >> i don't have an std. >> okay. >> i don't have an std. >> anyway, i've been taking care of that in my own little way. >> 49ers. >> yeah. she won't approach any more tv cameras. who do you like in the super bowl? >> super bowl. uhhhhhh. i think i'll be fair and balanced and say nothing. >> only one california team. >> big football fan, judy. that's ara

look at the glazed ice on one of the cars in the abc2 news parking lot. you cansee what we're dealing with and a quick shot of these showers as they come down. . >> you need to clean off my car. and combining history class and a math lesson stirs up troubl . also, enough racy texts, which government agency is warning employees about using their cell phones for hanky pangy. . >> brand new at 11:00, the military has ground the entire fleet of f-33 fighters after discovering a flaw. a crack in the engine blade was discovered during a routine inspection. ifnavy and air force jets were also grounded. about fourhundred billion dollars worth of mraens are grounded until the investigation is complete. >> the fbi is cracking down on sexting. don't worry, they're only going after their own employees. the agency'sassistant director says employees have used government issued devices to send racy texts and pictures. so a report went out reminding them that their phones are for official use only. >> sensitivity training is scheduled for one new york city elementary sch

the pottery ones would need to be glazed in order to hold water, beer, mead.er you're gonna put in it. i've never used it for that. i'll have to give it a go now. watch what's in it. you might find there's a dead mouse inside. there's got a label on the bottom. has it? oh, that label. yes. you paid what? £9.50 for it. i reckon if you went to a specialist, i reckon the label on the bottom would be £1,200. really? it's a great thing. it's a lovely piece of pottery. it's what pottery is all about. even though it is an ugly brown jug. that is amazing. this is just lovely how it is just shiny and sparkling at me. when did it shine and sparkle for you? my mother bought it about 30 years ago on a market stall in exeter for a very small price. for a very small price? yes. how much? two pounds. two pounds? yes. and it didn't look like that. when she brought it home, it was completely black, and she dropped it in a glass of gin and cleaned it up, and that's what appeared. good old gin. so that's amazing. so for two pounds, and she cleaned it up, and then what did she th

i've glazed it, and i fired it. and so for me, as a little boy, when it came out of the kiln... it must have been very exciting. it got me hooked on porcelain. it really did. and what about these? these aren't things that you've done, are they? no? they taught me interesting blue and whites, because--

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let's go back to mark glaze. mark, i just want to make the point for our viewers that john yang was just making, and i want to mention a few reports of deaths attributable to gun violence in the last 24 hours. a man outside dallas was shot and killed early this morning. an arkansas woman was killed in her apartment hour later. and on valentine's day a teenager in north carolina was killed while playing around with a shotgun with her brother. it would be wrong of us just to look at today and think that chicago is unique in some way. this is a nationwide problem, isn't it? >> and the point that our mayors make all of the time is that the public pays a lot of attention when there's a mass shooting because it's so unbelievably horrific but the truth is 33 americans are murdered in this country every day with guns. and it's only now that there's been this tipping point that the public is starting to hear about the daily toll that inadequate regulation of guns takes and, by the way, 33 is only the number who are murder

we glaze right over those.y healthcare for my business, we got the bill the other day, 23% increase for this year and the guy said to us, look next year i think it's going to be 30% more. they did say our costs weren't going to go up, right. >> gregg: yeah, they did say that. come back and we'll talk about it more. >> heather: and still to come a gua nau government report shedding light on the deadly terrorist attack in benghazi that left four americans dead including the u.s. ambassador. and a look at diplomatic security around the world -- did we learn any lessons? the answers are up next. jenna shared her recipe with sharon, who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can reli

mark glaze is the director of mayors against illegal guns which is responsible for that super bowl adand michael eric dyson is a professor at georgetown university and an msnbc political analyst. thank you both for joining us. mark, it's almost two months since that horrific shooting at sandy hook elementary school. and it seems as though we started the conversation by considering every gun safety initiative from assault weapons bans to restricting gun capacity -- the capacity of gun magazines, yet now the nra says even background checks are worthless, so is that it? is that the end of the discussion? >> well, i don't think the nra marks the end of the discussion. i think it marks the beginning of the discussion. you know, you have this unusual period of time where the public is really focused on this, including the president, 850 mayors and police officers which you saw today in minneapolis, and there is majority support, even among gun owners for most if not all of those propositions. i think we're going to have a serious debate in the congress whether the nra likes it or not. >> we

the rooftop in june, the glazing design build in august and the super structure concrete in september. i would like to have sarah come up and give an update to the board. >> good morning directors. sarah gillati. as you can see in this slide, this is to-date, our dbe and sbe awarded and paid. the $141 multiple awarded to dbes and sbes represents approximately 18% of our total contracting activity. the count shows that about 36% of our subcontractors are sbes and a quarter of our prime contractors are sbees. this shows dbe and sbe percentages and there is an inconsistency in the presentation. i apologize for that, live to date payment is $49.6 million. i pulled the wrong number in and i believe that is just the number paid to sbees for the fiscal year 10-13. total live to date payment is the $83 million in the previous slide. but shows that for the current set of fiscal years that we're in with our 8% revised goal. we have awarded 14% dbes and 21% to sb es. we worked very closely with the cmgs c and pendergast and associates to have pre-meetings and new yorking opportunities, workshops

in particular when you get that thin glaze, it looks like the road is just wet but it's not. it looks the same color as the road. you canquickly go to an ice surface on elevated roads and over passes. in the morning, just a few brief showers, it doesn't take much. tonight, we're okay. into theearly morning, i still think we're dry. midmorning a few of these showers better chance of this sleet and snow mix tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep the temps near freezing tomorrow night. remember wet roads can also be icy roads. they look wet and it turns out to be ice. the iemssi conditions likely to relent as we go into saturday because temperatures will probably rise to at least 40 or so. that rainevent will end late day saturday. then we're dry and looking decent on sunday into early monday. right now, big concern is these icy showers tomorrow, tomorrow evening. >> where would you rather be right now? . >> sarasota. >> you got it. we're wishingwe were by the batting kajs. that's where we found michael phelps. he took a few swings. >> the ravens are going to have a slightly snaz sier s

we simplified the storefront glazing, at the west end of the transit center in particular to provide, to switch from amulonless glad to amulon glass allowing us to reduce the cost of what is a significant architectal element of the building in the area and volume. we also simplified along with the architect, the floor in the light column, to provide a glass floor at the base of the light column that will continue to allow the light from primary light column to extend into the rail levels and opening up the circulation in the grand hall and reducing the cost from the skylight seating type of feature that had been proposed at that location. in addition to the hard changes that we have made in the construction documents, and we have had the architect as they were required under their contract to incorporate a number of bid alternates, which will provide us with flexibility as we move forward to the award of the individual trade packages to make the decisions if additional cost containment measures are needed. and these are just a sampling of the measures that are included. a lot of them

these are our enhancements as i discussed earlier to the glazing system. the biggest impact here, is on the awning system around the building which had been injured to survive a seismic event, but in doing additional analysis and in fact, some actual physical blast testing, some significant recommendations as would effect the design and performance of that system, and as i will mention a little bit later on, based on that information in part and the budget picture as a whole we are tasking the design team with taking another look at the design of the awning system. >> structural performance, there were a few locations where there was some minor enhancement recommended. this is indicated on the start as 0 percent, there are in fact, some costs less than half a million dollars worth of costs where there is some structural enhancement to the transit center. again, an area where we conducted exhaustive additional analysis on blast performance, but one over all where the seismic performance of the transit center, the robustness of the structure because of the r