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

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

elizabeth had a passion for collecting jewels and husbands. (laughter) >> now the jewels you'll see in the exhibition are mainly the gift from here fourth husbands east i didn't fishing and 5th and 6 accounting husband richard burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i didn't fisher in february 1962 for her birthday. they were part of a set at his last attempt from keeping his wife from running away with rendering burton arrest now in the x you'll see a small emerald or relatively small 7 carrots emeralds that was the first emerald and diamond ring which was the first jewel she received from burton. sprirlsz she never regarded it as american people engagement gift it was a spectacular broach set with an emerald of 23.44 carrots in a surround of diamon

by showing you a few of the many magazine physique jewels on x at the de young museum.hirty years. my talk focus on a more limited period of time. four exactly of creativity maine from the 1950's to the end of the 1980s. the reason for focusing profiler on this period is that it was during this time that the company began to forge and develop it's very distinct active some kind of. now for those who are not familiar with bully it's history goes back more than a century when the founder who you see on the screen later italy in his his name was the grandfather of the fattening and vice president of the company settled in rome opening the first store in 1994. now pious business prospered radical and it allowed him to open in 15 years two more shops in rome and a number of subsidies in italy naturally he lives and also seasonal resorts brood and i can see many of them listed around 1905. now after his death in 1932, the fact that he was skoekd by his two sons when you can see pictured here at the back jury box i don't the first boy was a great jeweler connoisseur and the se

elizabeth had a passion for collecting jewels and husbands. (laughter) >> now the jewels you'll see in the exhibition are mainly the gift from here fourth husbands east i didn't fishing and 5th and 6 accounting husband richard burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i

braising jewel heist. france's biggest and boldest rivalry, nearly $150 million worth of bling gone in 30 seconds. french police now asking you to help them catch this thief. >>> march of the wlals, hundreds of humpbacks converging off the coast, hundreds of spectators hoping for an encounter, what's in the water attracting them? >>> good evening, thanks for joining us on this friday night. we begin with black friday mania playing out tonight at malls across america. retailers opening doors earlier than ever to a crush of frenzied shoppers lured by seductive door buster deals. but in many locations the rush turned violent. shoppers brawling over discounted merchandise. is the sheer numbers at america's malls are staggering. 97 million shoppers crammed into stores today. by the time the weekend is over, that number expected to swell to 140 million. and from coast to coast, it's shop until you drop for millions of deal seekers, we begin coverage tonight with abc's chief business and economic correspondent re

the jewels are theirs for the taking. >> they were just so audacious.st 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 that

i'm jewel yet huddy. we have a fox news alert for you. while you were sleeping, iran and six other world nuclear powers reached a deal. what does this mean to our country's strongest allies. what is the leader of israel, by the way, saying about this? we have a live report from the white house. hello, tucker. >> good morning, juliet. >>> pack your patience. how the winter blast could affect your travel plans on the single busiest travel day of the year. the interception of terrible weather and the holidays. tell you more. >>> and take a look at this. don't try this at home. hugging a shark. if you have a shark at home, call me. >> good for you. >> i'd like to know more where you live. in atlanta. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >>> good morning. my pleasure. good being here. >> wonderful having you. >> cheerful morning person. >>> when we turn the temperature down in the studio, that's when she is not cheerful. >> i'm looking at a fried turkey, i can't cut it. >> we're going to be talking more turkeys. john will be back with

-- she is they repository of the crown jewels. jealous because they do not have the capability. >> the story this week is not angela merkel. real story is there are powerful forces arrayed against the nsa. google. apple, yahoo!, you can mess with the french and the spanish but do not mess with silk hunt valley and that it -- silicon valley. that to me is the story. >> we have these big headlines and they go away and went to stand f -- we understand that there is more stuff to come. how accurate is the reporting on this? >> "the washington post" has been clear about what they have released. we have seen them do one story after another with months in all indications are they have done some good reporting. they have got -- the white house is not denying their story. silicon valley was furious when they found out "the washington post" had gotten this. history of a long relationships. [inaudible] >> they are not just shoving it out there. >> i do not think we can leave this without getting the question answered, how could ged who who h

secretary jewell thank you for your leadership of the white house american native affairs white house but more importantly thank you for inviting me to participate today. i'm honored to be here. i don't think -- is here yet but i would like to just express my appreciation for his leadership in the senate committee on indian affairs when he had that post. i know there are other distinguished members of congress resident and greetings to you as well. brian, president of the national congress of american indians and other distinguished guests and among them i include -- it's great to see all of you. ladies and gentlemen as is my custom, let me begin by greeting tribal elders and tribal leaders with deep respect. it's part of my culture as well and i extend that deference to all the veterans who are here this morning. i beg your indulgence. let me invite those who are veterans to stand if you are able to and raise your hands if you can't stand and let us have this opportunity to acknowledge your service. [applause] thank you very much. american indians and alaska natives have a long histo

. >>> ambitious new plans for baltimore's crown jewel to connect both sides of the waterfront, a pool, even a beach. the project announced today will come at a cost. what will it take to make the plan a reality? >> reporter: you're looking at what the mayor calls a softer, greener inner harbor with ambitious plans including a pedestrian bridge from harbor east to federal hill, all to improve the city's crown jewel which some say has been a bit tarnished. >> i think they need to bring the people back. whatever they can do to do that, i'm all for it. >> reporter: while leaders aren't talking about the cost, they talk about how vital the harbor is to the economy. visitors spent an average of $207 each trip raking in $102 million in state and city taxes. >> come down to harbor place, the greatest place in the united states. >> reporter: the goal is to explain on the old excitement connecting the harbor from fort mchenry. >> what does it do? it connects us. >> reporter: they want to put a stage here, outdoor cafes, even a beach. underground they want to make a new parking garage. there are

an accused jewel thief in >>> we're just one day past halloween. but already, analysts are predicting a blue christmas for retailers this year. morgan stanley says this could be the worst year for retailers since 2008. thanks to a perfect economic storm, consumer confidence is low, that was worsened by the recent government stalemate and shutdown. and there's one week less of shopping between thanksgiving and christmas. >>> wells fargo, the latest bank to settle government claims over the sale of bad mortgages just ahead of the financial crisis. the san francisco-based bank paid less than $1 billion in penalties in the case. that's a relatively small cost compared to other banks dealing with similar claims. >>> kraft foods is removing the yellow dye in its mac and cheese products that are marketed to kids. it does not affect the plain elbow macaroni and cheese. the company denies the decision has anything to do with a highly-publicized online campaign about the health risks of yellow dyes. instead, a spokeswoman says they're just making the food he

but motta insisted there was a jewel in all of that fat cartilage and gristle. >> if i was to use standard >> and it doesn't look pretty. >> it doesn't look pretty and when you -- >> and motta's patented procedure which he has trained butchers to perform in as little as 25 seconds trips the bad from the good. >> i clean this area, and i remove this right here. and i am going to square it off here at this end. and get rid of this thing. take a look. see? this is the las vegas strip steak. >> how big of a deal it is when somebody comes up with a new cut of steak? >> i think it is a pretty huge deal, especially since, you know, the last time a steak was invented was probably like ten years ago. >> rick fresh is the executive chef here in chicago, he is talking about the flatiron steak, which coincidentally tony mo, ma a at that also discovered. >> so you are like christopher columbus in thea >> you just discovered this incredible new thing? >> there is a diversity of eating experiences in the beef area. >> and that makes chefs happy. >> i thought it was the coolest thing ever and, you know, f

this is the second big win for jewel. she took top honors at westminster.u can watch an encore presentation of the national dog show tomorrow night at 5:00 on nbc. still ahead on "today in the bay," a suspect shot by police in the middle after san jose neighborhood. what police say he did leading up to the shooting. plus, another no go, why nasa has once again forced to abort its latest attempt to launch a rocket into space. >> a violent thanksgiving in san jose as a suspect is shot dead by police right in the middle of a quiet neighborhood. what police say he did to force an officer to open fire. >> a home burglar caught on camera. police releasing these pictures of the man they need help identifying. >> good morning. day after thanksgiving and look at your highs. we're talking about the upper 60s, low 70s. just perfection out there for all your day after thanksgiving plans. >> better get going this morning. we'll tell you all about the black friday deals as we take a beautiful free live look outside, folks already making their way across the span of the b

the altar in a recession to mark the end of the year of the faithful, the fragments were with in a jewel box inside a bronze display case. pope francis prayed before the bones at the start of the service, and later clutched the box in his arms for several minutes. it is an act father geno silva of new jersey says is integral to the catholic faith. >> we believe that when we venerate the relics, what we really do is we honor the saints who helped us grow in living with christian virtues that faith involves. >> reporter: the bones were found during an 11 year expedition under st. peter's basilica that led to an announcement in 1950 that the apostle's tomb had been found, graffiti written in ancient freak was interpreted as meaning peter is here. in 1968, pope paul the sixth said the bones are being identified in a way that we believe to be convincing, but scientific tests prove only they belong to a robust man who died in his sixties. >> reporter: peter is called the rock upon which christ founded his church on earth, and in the last year alone more than eight and a half million pilgrims v

why would they -- she is the repository of the crown jewels. >> a french gentleman said they are jealous because they do not have the capability. to do what we do. >> the story this week is not angela merkel. and listening to her for 10 years. the real story is there are powerful forces arrayed against the nsa. they are apple, yahoo!, google. you can mess with the french and the germans and the spanish but do not mess with silicon valley. that to me is the story. >> how reliable is this reporting, we have these big headlines and they go away and come back. we understand that there is more stuff to come. even marx plosive. how accurate is the reporting on this? >> "the washington post" has been careful about what they have released. they might have more. we have seen them do one story after another with months in between in which all indications are they have done some good reporting. they have got -- the white house is not denying their story. silicon valley was furious when they found out "the washington post" had gotten this. >> the post does not publish anything without running it by

the increase to security efforts. >> redeveloping baltimore's crowned jewel.'m mike hellgren at the inner harbor. highway city leaders want to add some sparkle here. how they plan to pay for it and how long it's going to take. >>> feeling the november chill. cold air moves across maryland. first warning weather team will tell us how long it's sticking around. >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> gang crackdown. >> city police turn up the heat. the mayor's message to criminals, still on the streets. >> hello,

and a crown jewel takes the win. >> "nightly news" begins now.