to the high trends of jeweler. they were mount in platinum and the colored gives me were employed individually in association with the diamonds and not combined with other colored give me stones. emerald were mounted that diamonds and rubbing i didn't see were mounted with diamond and so forth. there are some rather hints of a future trend and if one looks carefully for example, at this sapphire and a diamond necklace one can see it's mounted are gemstones the sapphires are polished and this is a sense of roundness and this will be a characteristic of bully jewels. likewise, the bracelets one of which was made in 1955 and the other in 959 are formed with the elements. and once again this roundness becomes a feature in the jewels that we're going to see in coming in the following slides. now among the most distinctions still in the vein of passively run it was the were the broaches that were set with faminescy diamonds and they were greatly falsified by bully client tell. they were worn as broaches or in the hair as

by the jewelers family jewelers in he rome. now this is just to show you that coins have long been used in jewelers for many centuries it was really bully that revived them in the 20 sit up. they range in ancient coins with the greek coins that dates to the fourth century b.c. to the wonderful broach dating to the 1970s set with a rare american dollar dating to 1926. so the range is extremely broad. possibly one of my favorite is this rather extreme example it is a incredibly large ca is a what it's a hundred and 40 centimeters long and weighs two pound and is set with 15 comes in and they're all british coins. silver british coins with the heads of the heads of state starting with henry the eight and finishing with johnson the third. so it's like a history lesson of british history. it was bought by a very extravagance clerk for his wife barney baron richie and it has a italian descendent. here's him and his wife at acting pock. now as this particular one divides into 3 sections. you can wear it as a short necklace as a choker

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miss fisher thinks she stole some jewels. jewels?as i told miss fisher, i went to the automobile club that night. no one of your name signed in that night. we checked the register. i moved on from there, just my usual haunts -- same places every friday. alastair could back me up on that. alastair's not in a position to back anyone up. he spent the night in the carlton watchhouse. is that what al told you? and carlton station confirmed it. i'd like to remind you this is a murder investigation, not a friendly chat. where were you? that was me at the watchhouse. al and i have an agreement. he lets me use his name whenever i get into strife with the law so that i can go to the bar unblemished. are you saying alastair agreed that you could impersonate him to protect your own indiscretions? i'm happy for him to share my accommodation, and he's happy to protect my reputation. we do look alike on a rough description. and someone of that rough description, either yourself or your friend alastair herbert, was seen unlawfully boarding the balla

and put an advisory out to the jeweler's association. around town that you have the last jasper tennis bracelet with the one-carat diamonds. ah. beautiful piece. matches your earrings. i love your accent. are you from hong kong? no, singapore. i flew in last night. singapore. that's my next guess. there's a ring we just finished that's in the same style. i'll go get it. [pager beeping] i can't believe i forgot. i'm totally late. miss. i have a 12:00 massage at bliss. i'll come back after. i really need to relax. she said singapore. maybe i overreacted. no appointment at bliss. she do anything before she left? maybe look outside? no. her pager went off. it was clipped to her purse. her pager went off right after he went into the back? pretty much. her partner must've been watching. but not from the street. he sent her a signal to leave. cases blocked the view from the street. she was right here? (jeweler) yes. it's a straight shot from the second floor across the street. (woman) may i help you? was there a man in here about an hour ago? i

. >>> thieves steal a half million dollars in jewels from a maryland jewellery store.r months later they are still on the loose. the sophisticated robbery released on video in hopes of capturing the criminals. >> reporter: this photo shows the x they marked on the roof. in the exact right spot surveillance shows the crooks descending into a small back room ouvrier town jewelers store -- river town jewelers store. >> they cut the wires to the alarm. >> reporter: the suspects had planned out every last detail, gross says this was much more sophisticated than the standard smash and grab robberies he has never seen anything like it. >> you can't see anything they kept the gloves on them, all black, black mask. >> reporter: they low era number of supplies including a gas tank for a blow torch. they cut through the thick concrete. they got a hold of a half million dollars worth of jewellery inside. they stole every last piece in these trays. >> that is crazy like they doing ocean 11 on people out here. >> reporter: she works a few doors down and says she hopes the community

these are very elegant jewels that don't get worn so much today.

suger also placed gold and jeweled objects everywhere in his church for these, too, were felt to reflect the divine light. in june 1144 suger consecrated the new choir at saint-denis in the presence of the king of france, his nobles and the chief archbishops and bishops. dazzled by what they saw they returned home inspired to equal or even outdo suger's creation. reims, sens, senlis, soissons beauvais, canterbury and chartres would soon show the influence of the new saint-denis. the medieval cathedral was the focus of popular pride and intense rivalry,

well, that's the plot of "jewel i can't say caesar." and we were doing a bit of work on the play a year before we before we rehearsed it and while we were doing it the big question was not are they going to assassinate qaddafi, the big question is what happens next. that is the crucial question in jewel i can't say caesar. >> rose: that's the yes in syria. >> exactly. where is the play has a reputation for being a dying fall after caesar is assassinated. the one thing we know is that caesar will be assassinated. it's the single perhaps most famous fact of the pagan world, i guess. and so the big urgent question is what's happened next. so that the african setting i hope has allowed us to illuminate that. >> rose: this is what you said. "i don't want to wade in as a gay white middle-class director in his middle age and go "jewel i can't say caesar should be done in an african context!" >> (laughs) well, exactly. i wanted to test it out with my peers. we've got great, great classical actors who happen to be black in the u.k. now. 50 years

i think that it is a jewel and i think that it is something that needs to exist. and so i just want to make sure that whoever we bring in operated is, able to maintain it and move forward with it. >> right. >> and i think that all of us on the port staff there, that are working on this project share that goal and i know that port staff, and ledge, are very committed to, you know, a full, and complete technology transfer, and you know, conveying as much information and experience as ledge has gotten about how to operate the building. certainly, i know, speaking for myself i would be happy to support and new tenant's effort to find the grant funds and things like that and grow their programs as the time goes on. >> thank you. >> okay. >> one question, and again, wanting to make this feas for any other potential operator, and maybe it is the way that it is worded, and it looks like there is a prohibs and other non-profit wants to rent and utilize the space but charge people, and get a contribution, i guess that you call it a contribution and verses an entry free and

the jewels are theirs for the taking. >> they were just so audacious.most like someone saying, we're going to rob the crown jewels. you thought -- well, you almost dismiss it as not being possible because it's too extraordinary. >> the thieves planned to escape on a waiting speedboat on the thames river and then into a getaway van. it's just like a james bond movie, including james bond, played by the scotland yard. >> this gang played for high stakes, and we played for high stakes to catch them as well. >> the outlandish heist is caught by dozens of surveillance cameras set up by a special scotland yard squad that's been tracking the gang for more than four months. the crooks are known to police as the geezer gang, a group led by four lifelong criminals. >> they've never worked. they've just had easy money, led champagne lifestyles, and really they've done very well. >> authorities catch wind of the gang's brazen plan after investigating a botched armored car robbery. the crooks get away from that crime without any cash, but they leave behind clues tha

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street wharf is a jewel among the port's park open space collection, and we are so amazingly proud ofhas taken a very long time and hundreds of people. the transformation of this kind of a waterfront doesn't come easy. for those of you who know it keenly, it was a thousand feet of failing edge, dilapidated pier and a tried but true seawall. and today as you look around, it is a thousand feet of public space, a place where we can walk along and experience the bay peacefully, playfully, we can gather here, we can work here, we can recreate here and we can celebrate here. and i am so pleased and thankful to all of you who have made this moment possible. i want to take a short second to recognize some truly deserving port staff. first and foremost, planning project manager dan hodep with byron red, dianne, linda, several interns and a whole planning division. (applause) >> engineering project manager stephen real, lead architect wendy proctor. architect alan jen. i'd like to know the architectural work was done in-house at the port. we're very, very proud of that. and the entire engineeri

and i have not recently kept up with what the status is of the jewel gomez case but not having heardthing and i assume and maybe i should ask, i would like to know whether the ethics commission has heard anything from the mayor's office, with respect to its two letters. and i would be interested to know whether the ethics commission has followed up with the third letter, or plans to do so. as i say, the message that people get is if you don't pursue your own actions with some level of reasonable vigor, i think that people might likely will put you in a category of ineffective and don't worry about them, they don't do anything. and so i do have a specific question with respect to the status of the jewel gomez case, whether there has been a third or any other communication with the mayor and particularly any response. >> we are on the commission have not requested an additional communication with the mayor on this matter. and mr. st. croix, we have not heard from the mayor we have? >> thank you. >> any other public comments? >> in that case, we will move to complaint referred to us by

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a hiker stumbled upon a box filled with precious jewels in a very unlikely place. together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> just as the tides ebb and flow, so do the sands. beaches can be at risk of disappearing. in florida, communities are fighting beach erosion. palm beach is on the front lines of this battle. how bad is this problem, natasha? >> well, beaches throughout the state of florida are facing what officials call critical sand erosion. this vegetation is one of the ways they're fighting it. >> this was how the perfect storm of 1991-pounded palm beach. high waves destroyed the pier and turned the road into white water rapids. >> the town needs to do something. >> it's the process of dredging sand from the ocean floor and distributing it in areas where the sand is reseeding. specific plans form a line of defense against the waves. these photos show the stretch of beach no the late 1980's and 1990's prior beach renas renourishme

the crooks got away with $500,000 in jewels. police released this video at rivertown jewelers in oxon hill. they have not caught the suspects. they entered through the roof and used a blow torch to break into the safe. darcy spencer has a full report ahead in our second half hour. >>> a showdown over a possible government shutdown. within the hour, president obama urged the house to pass the spending bill the senate approved this afternoon. the senate version funds the government through november. it also blocks a republican effort to defund the president's health care law. if congress does not reach an agreement on this bill about one-third of the federal work force could be furloughed on tuesday. >> this grand standing has real effects on real people. federal government has a large role across the country and touches the lives of millions of people and those people will be harmed. >> a spokesman for house speaker john boehner released a statement returning the president's accusations of grand standing. a government shutdown wo

we can acquire all the diamonds and jewels in the world, but the shroud of a dead person has no pocketscan't take these things with you. >> ironically, jains are well-known for their wealth and business success, particularly in the jewelry business. in contrast to the ascetic lifestyle of monks and nuns, jain temples are grand edifices. there's even one in antwerp, belgium, the world's diamond-trading capital. but ostentation rarely extends to the lay jain lifestyle. >> there are a lot of people who are quite wealthy, quite successful but they take from the ascetic ideal just enough to give them the kind of self-discipline and work ethic that ultimately also helps in their business, and then they have the sense of it's my responsibility as a wealthy person not to simply indulge in my own pleasures but to also make gifts back to the religious community to support those heroic figures who are going to go the whole way and wear just a piece of cloth or nothing and fast all the time. >> mahavir parshad jain is a third-generation jeweler in delhi. his three sons also run the business. and th

perhaps the crown jewel in august of all the jewels in the park system is outside lamps and this is the sixth annual outside lamp festival we had in golden gate parkful kicked off last weekend offering another weekend at music park and the best culinary offerings in the city. this city's festival featured the longest of marquee performers including sir paul mccartney, red hot chile peppers, [speaker not understood], 9 inch nails, and today we have greg, ceo of another plan entertainment and sherri waser man of plan entertainment here to tell us about another successful partnership we've had with outside lams. so, both greg and sherri. >> thank you so much. this is one of the more pleasant tasks i have. forgive me for reading some of this, but if you had told me six years ago that we'd be getting more press from our food and wine at the outside lambs and the music, i would never believe it. but if you get a chance to go on the internet, there's a staggering amount of culinary articles in the paper today where they're asking people to write in and say what their favorite restaurants were.

come in through the roof of the rivertown jewelers in oxen hill. investigators say they cut the security cables, used a blow torch to break into a safe before they made off with half a million dollars worth of merchandise. this happened back in may, but police are going public now because their previous leads did not result in any arrests. >> on monday, a new fence will be going up near a loudon county middle school to keep students from jay walking. our northern virginia bureau got this video of kids darting across a dangerous road to get to class at belmont ridge middle school. some parents say the fence isn't good enough. they want more convenient crosswalks, but for now, the county tell said us the fence is the best solution. >> and you made it. it's friday night. the weekend is here. what have we got? >> another great weekend. i mean, this great stretch of weather is just continuing. and i really do not see an end to it, at least not in the shortterm. the long-term, we all know it's going to change eventually. outside now, a very nice evening

everyone joined in lead by the interior secretary, salary jewel.or gordon all of this is just the beginning. now the friends of flight 93 will oversee things. >> we'll continue to raise funds to support the park. >> so far 190,000 visitors have come, 2 million since september 2001. the friends of flight 93 hope the new construction will envies visitor numbers significantly, as the extraordinary story of flight 93 goes on being hold. ♪ >> reporter: let's just remind ourselves of what that extroer neir story was. the passengers and crews of flight 93 had their aircraft taken over by the hijackers. 46 minutes into their flight from new york airport, because the hijackers had left to take over the aircraft quite later than the other hijackers, it meant that the passenger's were able to make telephone calls to loved ones, and they found out that planes had gone into the world trade center and the pentagon, and they realized they were not on any ordinary, if you can put it like that, hijacked aircraft, so they decided to fight back. the families think th

i keep expecting to see a picture of the jewel box.er turned the jewels into police who are trying toto track down the owner's relatives, it's not uh-huh common for items from items from the two plane wrecks to turn up from time to time because thee movement of the ice eventuallyev pushes them to the surface. >> isn't that weird. >> i would love to see a picture of it. >> give it time. >> it will show up on the internet. >>> coming away, it's a fall oasis for family.y. >>> halholly is at the farm festival, good morning.ti >> reporter: it's one of ourva favorites. good morning to you. it officially starts go today,od but not before we get to do thee official ribbon cutting on their corn maze the biggest and best in ouran area.our in fact this, is a festival that keeps getting better each andr every year, weea will tell you o about it and how you can come about it and how you can come and have fun with your family next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. blaholk and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let id

was even prepared to grant an export license where these chemicals do have the potential jewel use yes for manufacturing purposes but also for the production of chemical weapons russia was reportedly sending a reconnaissance ship to the mediterranean to gather information on the escalating conflict there meanwhile the country's lawmakers have suggested launching dialogue with their u.s. colleagues on the shore thomas has more on the reaction from the russian leadership . it seems that russia is proactively trying it to get involved in coming up with a global solution on the problem of syrian fact putin agrees to send the lawmakers to the united states to meet with congress to discuss the situation on the ground in syria and saying that only through open dialogue and communication between these two countries where there has been pretty much a stalemate at the u.n. security council they can come up with a solution that is agreeable to both the united states and to russia and of course to syria as well now this comes after sergey lavrov addressed students at moscow state university of for

francisco, a jewel among the world class cities. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? commissioners? any questions, comments? >> i want to thank the staff and appreciate the effort that's gone into this as we probably heard this over and over again where we're doing great things and trying to figure out how to pay for them often sometimes after the fact. but -- and i'll say this. in this situation i think one thing echoed and i'm sure my colleagues all agree, this is not something we want to undermine any of the incredible hard work that's gone into creating a spectacular new facility in our new cruise ship terminal. essential my sense has been that was never anything intended and it's actually not naming rights nor is it a place taking. but i think we concur with those concerns, but i don't think that that is something that we have contemplated or anyone has contemplated, but this is really an opportunity to acknowledge the work that people have done to make so much happen in our city, to thank people that ha

looking for and what did the occupy movement actually do i was joined earlier by occupy activist sam jeweler and a lot to say in our d.c. studio and mike perlman in our new york studio mike is the director of the film the ninety nine percent occupy everywhere and i started off by asking sam to look back and characterize the occupy movement two years after it began. people don't see occupy in the headlines as much the way they did before and kind of assume that it has gone away or something but i think for us for a lot of people who are involved we really connected us with each other like before it started i think a lot of us were kind of felt alone in our politics and alone in our frustration around the country and brought us together in a real way very deep way it kind of radicalized us and showed us that like you know we have legitimate critics that a lot of the country identifies with and. sort of is going to take a lot of civil disobedience and a lot of our age to start to change things and it's really connected us and since then a lot of us have worked together on a lot of things a lot

results of the movement here to bring us some answers to those questions are occupy activists sam jeweler in a lot to say and in there in our d.c. studio in our new york studio mike perlman mike is the director of the film the ninety nine percent occupy everywhere thank you guys so much for joining me sam let's start with you characterize the occupy movement looking back two years later after it began well i think people don't see occupy in the headlines as much the way they did before and kind of assume that it has gone away or something but. i think for us and for a lot of people who are involved they really connected us with each other like before it started i think a lot of us were kind of felt alone in our politics and alone in our frustration around the country and occupy brought us together in a real way very deep way it kind of radicalized us it showed us that like you know we have legitimate critiques that a lot of the country identifies with and that sort of is going to take a lot of civil disobedience and a lot of outrage to start to change things and it's really connected us a

happens in terms of israel trying to annex southern lebanon is strange we're now seeing those same jewel citizenship politicians who pushed the u.s. into erode dissolve the canal springs their return from delivering neo-cons which never disappeared bowlful if it's going back had like he was a michael jackson beach or extra this past weekend c.n.n. plugging what else was only nazi has changed the false flag and. you know that old. greasy stuff happening twelve years ago in the run up to the war in iraq the difference now it's crazier nothing mad mad world as we were discussing much faster and out of control because we know if anything happens in syria even a singular. he said that many syria. whatever happens in syria spreads all spreading all over the region syria libya egypt television already granted gas fields in syria. so a company of. serious. question in the war on terror may be good for israel's expansion but the u.s. just gains new enemies. to speak to how can you as policy be against its interests traditionally the democrats got more than two thirds of the campaign contributions

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the crooks went through the roof in the river town jewelers store.y spent hours using a blowtorch to break into the safe. they got away with half of a million dollars worth of jewelry. police are saying they believe, because the thieves wore masks and gloves they don't have dna or fingerprints. >>> an unusual sight in the skies above baltimore. a blimp over the city day after day. it belongs to the u.s. navy. we explain what it is here and what it is doing. >> if you are looked up lately, you may have spotted this in the clouds or loving or baltimore's harbor. >> i have been seeing it all week. >> reporter: a u.s. navy blimp, 2'0"0 long is flying own baltimore. >> we are talking about it. >> i was coming down 95 and i'm like, what is with that blimp. >> the u.s. navy research laboratory is saying it is a government airship, conducting area mapping. the blimp is mapping washington, d.c. and bwi. >> and the blimp is propelled by two 1 achy horse pow -- 80- horsepower engines. and the blimp has started twitter discussions. >> usually when they have a fo

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. >> it is the crown jewel and a tremendous road for us debuting the original playstation in september95. it will be the biggest launch in history. liz: what is the number at now? >> it is everything we can manufacture. we want consumers to be able to buy one through the holidays' were holding back some inventory to make sure people have an opportunity, but they can pre-sale every product we can manufacture. this will be by magnitude of the biggest launch we have ever had. liz: what are the numbers? >> it keeps going up. we probably will not report on it again before the launch. there is so much pent up demand, you can sell everyone that you can create. liz: they games have be ready by november 15, will they be? >> 33 games available by the end of the holiday. 20 available on november 15. these are games three years plus in development. multi-seven-figure budget, huge blockbuster hits. liz: which one will you keep your eye on? >> some tremendous gains coming from our internal studios exclusive to playstation. a game that we actually excited about. as well as third-party franchises comi

and on jewel 1st, lee's army was able to clear them out the town of gettysburg but at the end of the day, the union soldiers were still holding a strategic height south of the town. cemetery hill. lee assumed that he could wait for daylight to finish the job, but by the morning of july 2nd, three more infantry corps of the army of the potomac had raced to gettysburg and lee was forced to mount a bloody and ambitious assault on a series of union positions. the peach orchard, the wheat field, little round top, whose bland and harmless names belied the vicious character of the fighting that raged around them. lee's attack on july 2nd came with within an ace of succeeding. so on the next day, he launched what he assumed would be the knock-down blow for a union army already clearly on the ropes. lee sent three divisions of rebel infantry straight at the vital nape of the union army's neck just behind cemetery hill. the rebels indeed punched holes in the union defenses but couldn't hold them. amazed at the failure of his gambit, and appalled at the cost in lives, lee ordered a retreat back

. >>> a french mountain climber found a treasure troef of jewels on a glacier.were in a medal box, worth about $330,000. however that box is believed to be from the wreckage of an air india plane crash from five decades ago. the french government is trying to find the rightful owner. if no one comes forward, the mountaineer may be able to keep the jewels. >> you are not bored with the weather, are you? i hope not. if you are, take a look at this image. it's butte, montana. they have winter storm warnings. they got 18 inches of snow. it's piled up in the national weather service there. they could get another two. then rain by monday. around here, oh, we are wishing for a little bit of rain for those areas that are starting to get drier and drier. for the weekend, you wanted sunshine. for the evening, moonlit. we drop to the mid-60s by 11:00 p.m. a chilly start to the day tomorrow. upper 50s to 60 degrees. we could have a little bit of wet weather around here. chance of sprinkles starting at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we'll keep that going until 11:00 a.m. to noo

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many san franciscans may not even you know what the camp is but it's an absolute jewel of the city and so many families have been going there. so many of us were terrified. once you lose it, it's hard to get back. but i'm very, very happy that generations which san franciscans about continue to be able to use the camp. and a supervisor. i don't want to belavish the point but i said to sober myself with the comment of supervisor farrell and wiener. i'm also very impressed by the work with respect to the puc are i know the staff is capable and for me it was useful to get the updates we've been getting and i think that people have been working extremely steel hard to make sure that the basic functions of water and power continue by in the end we protect our assets. i'm grateful to our firefighters. it's a scary thing to feet a fire and people are literally putting their lives on the line. and besides thanking the mayor and his staff i also want to thank supervisor farrell. i think that's important that the board and mayor's office are unified in this so i'm happy to support it. thank you,

that happens in terms of israel trying to annex southern lebanon is strange renouncing those same jewel citizenship politicians who pushed the u.s. into erode dissolves back on all screens they return from delivering neo-cons which never disappeared paul wolfowitz came back head like he was a michael jackson of the joint extra this past weekend c.n.n. plugging what else was it only nazi has changed the false flag and. you know that old. greasy stuff happening twelve years ago in the run up to the war in iraq difference now it's crazier mad mad world as we were discussing much faster and out of control because we know if anything happens in syria even a singular. he said that many syria is there. whatever happens in syria spreads all spreading all over the region in syria libya egypt television already granted gas fields in syria. to a company of. media. serious war drums but the question in the war on terror may be good for israel's expansion but the u.s. just gains new enemies the joins us dr kevin barrett great to speak to you how can you as policy be against its interests traditional