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we laminated it. now-- >> we get to put it on. >> install. >> reporter: the tough part.om for error here. >> the fun part. >> reporter: so says the installation manager. >> first thing is mark will be doing the same thing over there, get your knife out. >> reporter: got my knife out. >> these are reference points. trim that lightly without cutting the graphic underneath. >> reporter: i have to cut through the tape without cutting the stuff below? >> yes. >> reporter: oh, my word. >> helps if you turn the knife the other way. >> reporter: i was so worried about scratching it. i was going to try to use the dull side. here we go. >> little more of an angle. you got it. >> reporter: okay. >> that's it. you're done with the knife. >> reporter: i didn't scratch it as far as you know. >> close the knife, put it in your pocket. pick this side up and i'm going to peel the backing off. >> let him be on that side of you. >> reporter: it's like a big sticker? >> it is a sticker. >> exactly. >> hold it tight. >> reporter: because it will double over on itself? got you. this is a proc

they put together this letter, laminated it, and their goal was to find out more about the river. it had all kinds of questions and they were hoping the person who found it would answer the questions and mail them back to the school, and they could learn about the river. >> the fact that it finally made it somewhere is incredible. >> 11 years later. those kids are what? in college now? >> they were in 7th grade at the time taught by a guy named mr. star. we wanted to find out more about this message in a bottle. so we have the geography teacher, and one of the reasonable students that helped compos the message in the bottle. jasmine, had you forgotten about this bottle? >> yeah, i forgot, but when they told me i remembered doing it. >> mr. star, have you done projects likehis bef got answers in quicker than 11 year. >> we through out 9 bottles, we had two others found but they were found almost immediately. this is the one that lasted the long that's we know of out there. >> did the fishermen answer the questions or what? >> they were planning to answer all of them. >> the princip

. >> be experience begins with the glass facades that was designed with over 120 laminated glass panelsaptures the experience of being under or over clouds when flying in a plane. depending on the distance or point of view, it can appear clear for more abstract and atmospheric. the subtle colors change gradually depending on the light and the time of day. >> i wanted to create an art work that looks over time as well as working on in the first glance. the first time you come here, you may not see a. but you may be able to see one side over the other. it features a couple of suspended sculptures. each was created out of a series of flat plains run parallel to each other and constructed of steel tubing. >> it is made up of these strata. as the light starts to shift, there is a real sense that there is a dynamism. >> it gives the illusion that this cultures might be fragments of a larger, mysterious mass. >> the environmental artwork livens it with color, light, and the movement. three large woven soldiers are suspended. these are activated by custom air flow program. >> i channeled air fl

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let's walk over here, because we're going to move on to lamination. do you prefer for them to have some kind of idea of what they want, or do you like it better when they say, i don't know what i want, you help me out? >> i prefer for them to keep an open mind and not have expectations. >> reporter: then you can work together? >> yeah. they come in, set on something, a lot of times they really don't know what they need. it's what they want. we got to kind of fill them in and adjust accordingly so it can be read quickly. not like a newspaper where you can hold it for a second. it's moving, 50 miles per hour, and it's got to be spot on. >> reporter: what's going on here? >> once we get the printing done, we laminate and this basically puts on a gloss clear coat, or we can put on a matte finish. matte is -- >> reporter: like a photo. >> yeah. glossy is good for outside, especially on the vehicles. then-- >> reporter: oh, my gosh! you all are too funny! they had this whole thing about how you had to come over here and see the laminate. you know what, that

>> before like a laminate. like 1950 style. >> watch it. i was born that decade. tired of that. a little on the modern side. is that what she likes? she likes contemporary? okay. >> she's more, she's younger -- >> what are you saying? >> no, no -- i'm saying her style. ♪ >> size 2, i swear. i actually find steaming, i love it. >> therapeutic? >> yes. i can do this to my face. >> da-da-da! >> oh, my god. >> two hours. two hours. new living room. >> yeah, don't look too closely at anything. thanks for letting me surprise you today. i hope you'll be very happy and very healthy in this house. >> what are you doing? >> i could get used to that. up next -- >> wait, wait. we've got to thank ali berger. >> she's the one who did all the work. >> who are you, you pretty thing? who is this woman and what is she doing in my bedroom? up next, change starts at home, if you know what i mean. find out how to change the space that reflects on your life after this. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. ♪ i've got a li

when the battery of test was done the best vinyl beat all the other flooring including wood and laminate consumer reports shows the good choice is armstrong's canyon stone at around $5.50 per square foot mimicking color and texture of real stone. there are safety concerns about vinyl flooring. >> vinyl flooring especially when newly installed can emit volatile organic compounds substances linked to health problems and pollution. >> reporter: consumer reports says vinyl flooring that has the industry's certification indicates it emits relatively low levels of boc's recommended armstrong vinyl has the four score certification. >> that was michael finney. if you prefer a wood floor consumer reports recommends prefinish solid oak model number c b-12 10. did you write that down? they did an excellent job resisting foot traffic and cost a little less than $6 per square foot. you can find more on our website. >> floor to ceiling we talk about low ceilings calling delays at sfo not finding any delays. >> no but we have clouds isn't this pretty clouds making for beautiful pictures around oakland

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this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hard wood and laminate, 1-877-75-bill's. >>> two groups trying to clean up the inner harbor don't see eye to eye about what needs to be done. more on the disagreement and what it means for the water. >> reporter: every time it rains, the water from much of baltimore ends up here. pretty on top. filled with trash, chemicals, metals, toxins, animal waste and pesticides below. >> we've seen these recent fish kills and sewage spills and the fish kills are definitely because of overnewt fix of the harbor. that's a major problem. >> reporter: attorney tina myers is baltimore's water keeper, an independent nonprofit voice working to better this place. her organization has a problem with this. a state permit telling the city how much storm water pollution it can allow to run off into the water. >> so the permit has all sorts of requirements for various programs, but a lot of them are very goal-oriented. there's not real enforceable mandates or deadlines or other specific limits on the amounts of pollution that can go into the harbor. an

this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. you can call them at 1-877-75- bills. back to you. >> all right, kristy. thank you. >>> more good news from the masn, wjz orioles food drive. today, we learned more than $20,000 in cash was donated during lasted last -- last weekend's games. wjz personalities and volunteers collected just over 4,000 pounds of food during the three-day drive. the donations mean a world of good for those in need. and we want to thank everyone who contributed. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00, it is video that is difficult to watch. how a toddler falls out of a tumbling suv. and how the child is today. >>> his life immortalized in film. more on the death of a real- life mob turncoat. >>> gaining ground. but still out of control. the latest on devastating and deadly wildfires in colorado. >>> and it is a gorgeous day. lots of sunshine. dry air. stick around for your updated first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's mostly sunny. 81 degrees. complete first warning weather no

they have an industrial business where they make emulsion used in paints and coating as well as laminationilms and solar panels and medical devices. these are the building blocks of the economy. what do they have in common? they all use natural gas as a feed stock. it's a crucial input needed to create virtually all of the products i just mentioned. it uses so much natural gas every $1 of the commodity adds 15 to 20 cent to the company's bottom line. pretty significant given that the company expect to earn $4.52 a share and the price is down 2 bucks from 12 months ago. not only that, it's jumping on the natural gas bandwagon making moves to capitalize further on the ultra low price of the commodity. companies spends $500 million on a new methanol facility in texas that should be profitable. remember, our country is much lower than every other country in the world. the facility should be up and running and expect to add 65 cents to the company's earnings per share in 2016 simply because they take advantage of a loser commodity. beyond being a natural gas winner, this company is a turn-aroun

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. >> on a budget, laminate, as little as $10 per square foot and this is an inexpensive way out and burnsily, but, you know, if you are on a budget, a good choice. >> rick: you brought everything, even the kitchen sink! >> arthel: the kitchen sink! stainless steel. >> the great thing about stainless, this, like appliances is a nice, neutral color and finish. and it is tops in our test in general, stainless but you don't have to spend the big money and we discovered, this does just as well and in fact, look for in stainless, is be sure... we have a rowdy crowd! they are excited! >> rick: excited about the sink. >> look for a brushed finish, and it hides damage which this has and the other thing, you see the camera -- >> rick: couple seconds. >> look for sound absorbent pads. >> rick: from "consumer reports," thank you very much. >> happy fathers. >> rick: happy father's day. >> rick: harris faulkener is coming up next, thanks, guys. [ male announcer ] you sprayed them. thought they were dead. [ laughter ] [ grunting ] huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup. america's number one wee

business where they make emulsions used in paints and coatings and performance plastics for films, lamination films, solar panels and medical devices. these are the building blocks of the u.s. economy. what do these disparate economies have in common? they all use natural gas as a feedstock. it's a crucial input needed to create virtually all of the products just mentioned. celanese uses so much natural price it adds 15 to 20 cents to the bottom line. significant given they are expected to earn $4.52 a share and nat gas is down. they are jumping on the natural gas bandwagon, making moves to capitalize further on the ultra low price of the commodity. companies selling $500 million to a billion dollars on a new facility in texas that should be profitable even if the price triples. our country is lower than any other country in the world. it should be up and running july of 2015. expect to add 65 cents per share in 2016 because they are taking advantage of a loser commodity. beyond being a winner the company is a turnaround story. the most recent quarter on april 24 was a disappointment. remembe

with a strong statement saying that mitt romney would endorse the ryan plan and we talked about the laminated cards we made featuring highlights of your story about the ryan budget plan and ryan is explicit about massive cuts to the very rich and cuts to the programs that aid the poor and the deficit. you could rarely call it a plan to help the poor and the sick, and when you talk about a line of attack for the president, this is a potent one. >> well, he is a tech no krat or at least he was inmanma. when they looked at the health care problem, they hired the same advicer from m.i.t. and came to the same conclusion, and the problem is that romney is running against the same technocratic approach that he employed so well in my opinion in massachusetts. so he is kind of running against who he used to be, and embracing this ryan approach which tries to present itself as wonky and technocratic, but it is an ide logic approach to government. >> and the most important thing that is happening at the polls this november is actually are the congressional races, and depending on the makeup of the house

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