(chuckling) on this swivel lamp here. ten for the chrome lamp? ten for it? no interest? i have ten to start it. $20, $30, $40, now $50. now $50, guys-- $40, $50 now $60. $60, i have $50 in the third row, now $60. you're making money. $60-- any advance for the lamp? sold, $50. made some money. i have to admit, i wasn't 100% confident in that lamp. this is the two-part modern lamp here. we do have the marble base that goes with it that james is holding. that's very sleek. how much for the modern lamp? let's start at ten dollars. ten dollars? ten, now $20, $30, how about $40? $50's on my right, now $60? yes or no. kevin: hey, you're up. for a modern lamp, awfully cheap, $50, now $60, $60, how about $70? oh, he's jumping. he's got an aggressive buyer there. $70, yes or no? i have $60 on my left. now $70 for this modern piece? come on, come on. guess that's all we're going to do. sold, $60, buyer 7009. all right, small profit. okay. all right. on the mid-century modern slat bench here. here you go. i have ten dollars to start it i got ten, $20 now $30, $40, $50, how about $60

they used to be fluorescent or inca descent lamps very long lamp life. we don't have these fixtures quite here yet, we're starting to do commercial fixtures with l.e.d. arrays in them. very expensive at this point, but over the cost of the life of that fixture, it does pencil out pretty good. >> great. thank you very much. >> i appreciate the time. >> and jill is a manufacturer's rep coverage lots of other equipment here including this interesting thing that says push right here. so i'll push that. and this looks like a receptacle that fits on a countrier top. designed for a kitchen -- counter top? >> designed for a kitchen. >> a piece of granite and it comes in black or stainless steel for kitchens. >> very cool. there are lots and lots of regulations about receptacles in counters. i wanted to ask you about energy efficiency, you have a few products here which i believe are energy efficient. and this particular recessed can looks like it is the one that holds that four-pin bulb that we were looking at earlier in this show? >> yes. >> and you can't put a

they used to be fluorescent or inca descent lamps very long lamp life. we don't have these fixtures quite here yet, we're starting to do commercial fixtures with l.e.d. arrays in them. very expensive at this point, but over the cost of the life of that fixture, it does pencil out pretty good. >> great. thank you very much. >> i appreciate the time. >> and jill is a manufacturer's rep coverage lots of other equipment here including this interesting thing that says push right here. so i'll push that. and this looks like a

he launched a petition to save the historic lamps.e gathered signatures from more than 20,000 people. >> translator: gaslights are small gems along the streets of berlin. i'll do whatever i need to protect them. >> reporter: berlin's gas lamps have long cast a warm light on its residents, but the capital's push to achieve greater efficiency means it could soon be relegated to the pages of history. >>> a severe winter storm is going through the central u.s. once again here's meteorologist robert speta with the details. robert? >> that's right, gene. actually across much of the lower mississippi river valley even extending off into the ohio river valley we're seeing severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings in effect due to this very strong storm system. it's really just all along this cold frontal area surging in warm air from the south and what that is doing it will be colliding with all of this cold arctic air coming in out of canada and once that collides that is where you're going to be seeing this very severe weather threat even ac

get a lamp kit from any home improvement store. this tin, is a tin of cookies, that came from an asian grocery store near my home. i drilled two holes in it already. one is at the bottom, for the cord to go out in, and then the top is where the lamp lights will come in. so we'll start by taking the cord with the lamp kit, essentially running it through the hole in the bottom. once we've done that the next step is run through the base of the lamp, go to it like this, form a base of the lamp where all pieces will go on top like that. now, glue the metal piece in place and attach the wires to the screw. don't worry all lamp kits come with detailed instructions. just like that. then put the lamp shade on and, alright! there you have it. very cool, coffee can, wine bottle, whatever you want. to see even more upcycle items, go to our website livewellnetwork.com and click on deals. still to come, if the legs are actually screwed on legs sometimes they may wobble and get loose. shaking experiences be gone thanks to a few tips from the expe

he launched a petition to save the historic lamps.thered signatures from more than 20,000 people. >> translator: gaslights are small gems along the streets of berlin. i'll do whatever i need to protect them. >> reporter: berlin's gas lamps have long cast a warm light on its residents but the capital's push to achieve greater efficiency means it could soon be relegated to the pages of history. julia gaster, nhk world, berlin. >>> as we have been saying, severe pollution is having an effect on northeast china. meteorologist robert speta is here with the forecast on when it will dissipate and the weather for the rest of the world. robert? will dissipate and the weather >> well, gene, across much of the area, actually pollution is starting to slowly go down. the level there in beijing, gone from hazardous down to extreme. both of those words sound absolutely horrible. a slight improvement. expect improvement to persist going into the weekend. reason is, we have the winds starting to pick up from the west toward the east and another storm

the aging lamps are also prone to staying lit during the day.ity officials say the switchover will slash costs by up to 90% for land and reduce carbon emissions. >> gas lights are clearly outdated. technically speaking, they are relics of the past. the decision sparked public protests. >> removal work must be stopped. >> working as a radiology technician, he organized one of the demonstrations. people formed a human chain around one of the removal sites when the work began, protesters tried to interfere. >> today's action proved successful. we managed to holt the removal work. >> but the next day it was replaced with an electric light pole. pieces were scattered on the ground. a petition to save the historic land, he gathered signatures from more than 20,000 people. >> i'll do whatever i need to protect them. >> the capital push to means it would soon be related to the pages of history. nhk world, berlin. >>> people in eastern parts of the united states are dealing with severe weather conditions. meteorologist sayaka mori is joining us. >> a vio

s lamps, that same lamp from the '50s would have hit here, but because it was probably a '70s or '80s reproduction, it falls flat. and they did. market warriors was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from: hade. it was a neat combination of an antique lamp with the chrome, which kind of gave it an updated feeling, and yet the shade s, kind of a romantic touch. it was a soft shade. and the way the chrome was on the lamp, it gave it a little touch of a modern feel. sold, $50, buyer 146. and i was happy with the price that i got. i think i'm going to use it in a setting, to display with the chaise lounge i have. i bought two chrome and brown leather chairs today. what attracted me to the chairs were the chrome frame and the brown leather upholstery on it. you all through? sold, $80 in the front row, buyer 687, is that right? i think i did fantastic! (laughing) i bought them for a very good deal. i've seen them go much higher in previous auctions. my son has a new house, and i thought these chrome chairs would look nice in a modern home. i hope my son will enjoy it very mu

. >> we played from mailbox to mailbox or lamp post to lamp post. >> reporter: as the ravens put twoeet on the ground they won't forget baltimore's send off and ray won't forget the skit. >> i got a torn cep and i can't get the peck off my face. >> when i saw it, i laughed so hard i was in tears laughing about it last night. >> reporter: and from the skit to the split. ray rice says he ripped his pants on the plane. >> ray. did you rip your pants today. >> yep. for good luck. you can't see it but i am trying to tell you i look good in. >> i suit by the back of my pants is ripped. but, you see it on the way out just -- you won't be able to see it anyway. i am going to put the suit in the cleaners and not wearing it on sunday. i got a couple suits being delivered so i will be good to go. >> reporter: with the ravens in new orleans, jamie costello, abc2 news. >> jamie will bring us reports all week gearing up for the big show and big game sunday. we want you to show us your ravens pride send us the purple picks to pix@wmar.com. you can show us just how much you're celebrating the ravens

for the den, we also want some good floor lamps, christopher.e more artistic, sort of tucked in there. and again we're really, really into gold and gold's such a hot color trend. >> chris: this one's a matte gold. really interesting like that. the next thing we want to talk about is the coffee table. you would probably expect in a den normally you would do an ottoman and put your feet up. the space is small so we wanted to go with a glass coffee table to keep it bright and airy and open, right, steven? something really dynamic like this coffee table here. what do you think? [applause] >> it's small. not heavy. it's interesting. the glass and again the gold metal, guys. new trend. >> chris: are you going to sit there the whole show? >> steven: i'm really comfortable. >> put his feet up. >> steven: relax. >> chris: let's talk about the artwork. gorgeous or what, right? [applause] you want something in the space. you want to give yourself a focal point so your eye is directed towards it. we always go with big and bold. still tasteful. i love bringi

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i lift my lamp beside the golden door. to the heart and character of this nation. the second thing we learned from those days is the importance of having a vision. professor john potter now retired from business school netted two of the most important tasks of any theater are to cast a compelling vision for the future and inspire and motivate people to burst do it. that vision has to be clear and compelling picture of where we want to go, our preferred picture of the future. moses led the slaves out of egypt, but that was not enough. quickly they crumbled and began to desire to dj for for their elites and cucumbers. it was safe there. wilderness is hard. moses had to constantly remind that the vision. he said were marching to the promised land, a land flowing with milk and honey, where we can practice justice, where we can live in harmony. a compelling vision unifies us. it excites us. obese people to a willingness to sacrifice and abuse them with a sense of purpose. pottery suggested the average american company struggled

i lift my lamp beside the golden door. oh pressed are central to the heart and character and are meant to be central to the heart and character of this nation. the second thing we learn is the importance of having a vision. a professor retired from harvard business school noted tasks of any important leader are to cast a vision for the too much and to inspire people to pursue it. it has to be a clear picture of where we want to go, a preferred picture of the future. he led the slaves out of egypt but that was not enough. quickly they began to desire to go back to egypt. the wilderness was hard. he had to constantly remind them of the vision. he said here marching to the promise land, a land flowing with milk and honey. where we can live in harmony. a compelling vision yuan fice us. it leads people to a willingness to sacrifice and a sense of purpose. carter a compelling vision, at least. this came as true of local churches. congregations across the country that do not remember their purpose and no longer see a compelling v

we are two huge meaty lamps. >> you have got chair here so that's nicer floor plan. the fun part is what the look is going to be. >> this is really fun. for your space, there is three things we want to have your space that you don't have right now. texture, sparkle an unique pieces. so first thing let's if in the shot of this here. for texture, we are thinking on the walls, because box room. it is not a lot of personality but anxious else so don't want to you start put up mouldings soy that adds beautiful texture to the space >> on the focal wall. >> behind the sofa. >> ok. we want to texture on the floor. hardwood so put a rug on the floor that add -- something with some personality. not too graphic with the print but organic we are thinking. >> next thing is sparkle and here we chosen lamps for you with reflective quality that will bounce around. >> lofts glass. >> clear glass. even. we have here is the large round mirror that show you what it looks like in the space later on >>,000 not too big because what happens it is huge -- no room big -- mirror big enough for

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you would've had an oil lamp in the bottom of it, and this would've obviously been glowing.n't have an oil lamp. it really does sort of light it all up. and obviously to get the message down, you would spin the wheel. then it would go "slow," "half," or "full" speed. it sort of sums it all up, really. i just love the whole thing. and lit up being on the bridge would've been quite an exciting place to be. well, the captain of the ship was a man called charles lightoller, who happened to be the third officer on the titanic as well. and sometime he would've had his hands on this particular area. so he actually survived the titanic and then the ramming. so obviously he had a bit of luck on his side. bit of a johner. well, that adds to the sort of fascination and the excitement of these things. so how many of these have you got? i've got-- this is one of a pair that i have here but we've got a few more. oh, and this is all off the same... yeah, that's right. this is obviously all off the same ship. yeah. they're such great objects and with the group that you've got, i would say e

they'd have little oil lamps, coal stoves, little oil/coal stoves. but it was a challenge. it was sort of part of the romance i think. it's like camping. >> how long did the fad last? >> the height of it, this all really takes off around 1897, 1898. the height of it is really the turn of the century. 1900 we're talking about 200 cars. after the earthquake in 1906, that's when it starts declining a little bit because more conventional houses start taking over and more people live permanently year-around. they're not just using it as a party pad. so it's after the quake it starts declining a little bit. >> is there a d.b.i. record as cable cars were moved to a site that there wou before the earthquake, you often don't have a record. then, yeah, you're right. it goes down to some of these pictures i found by basically finding the names of people who lived in carville and then tracking down their desendends and asking, do you have anything? we had people who said, yeah, lots of photos and stories. but it takes a lot of leg work. it's not like you can just walk into a city depar

and this, believe it or not, is actually a lamp shade. it's a light shade.if i was to hold it like so, are you with me? woman: yes. appraiser: and that's why the base is not sort of leveled out. it's not been drilled. it would have been drilled originally. but if i can be so bold as just to show you those colors because this technique of opalescence is not peculiar to lalique lots of other people understudy. but he uses it to great effect. because i'm just going to put this over a very bright light and we're just going to see how those colors change. can you see? woman: oh, that's lovely. appraiser: here we go. we're going down here. and quite remarkable. quite remarkable. so... this is very good of you to bring this in today. woman: it is. appraiser: is she paying you to do this? woman: well, i did say that if it was worth anything she would pay my bus fair. appraiser: okay. so if i tell you this is worth without the mark a minimum of 3,000 pounds, do you think you're in for your bus fair? woman: i think i am, yes. that's wonderful, isn't it? she's going to

in this case i think the lamp that i got is too short but we'e lucky because jae's got all these reallyful books right here and they're adding a little bit more color. see it looks better anyway. it's perfect, lovely. everything works out in the end. well when we come back from the commercial break you're going to see this whole room pulled together and we're going to see what jae thinks of her new space. so stay tuned. [ [ male announcer ] many new year's resolutions have unraveled at the corner of "good intentions" and "powdered donuts." but walgreens can help you make a healthy change before you get too far off track. we've got the tools, advice and products you need to trade your old habits for new routines. now at walgreens, finest nutrition vitamins or centrum multivitamins are buy one, get one half off with balance rewards card. at the corner of happy and healthy. hey everybody welcome back to the show. our makeover is finally complete. before we show you what it looks like now, we're going to go back and take one last look at this room when we first got started with the show. ja

firefighters say they discovered grow lamps and plants throughout the home. the fire was this afternoon was intense enough that part of the second floor collapsed. no word of any arrests. >>> judge today raised bail to $1 million for a woman who interrupt bankrupted a -- who bankrupted a 89-year-old man. they called it a sweetheart scam. they said she convinced the victim to refinance his home which he owned free and clear. he gave her $200,000 and then the man lost his home and had to file for bankruptcy. >>> san francisco is preparing to ring in the year of the snack at its lunar new year celebration. volunteers handed out flyers today warning them to be on guard against criminals. every year they see an increase in crime targeting asian- americans. >> i encourage you to report crime so the police are aware of what criminal activity is occurring. >> police say most of the scams target the asian community who are elderly. >>> teachers and staff members would be able to carry guns under a new bill introduced today. it allows them to carry concealed weapons un

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the gas lamp is a running joke. it is only a small part of a journey's total cost but present-day readers of jules verne realize the joke is on us. we are notoriously the first generation that has realized what planetary bills for centuries of burning fossil fuels is going to be. in jules verne's era cole was a costly but essential part of progress but steam powered exploits were at the height of european imperialism represents a phase of the past that is history meaning over and done with. airplanes have replaced the cold burning engines that hurdle fog around, the empire protected some people including 5 at the expense of others have been replaced with other political regimes. it is not difficult to cross the world in 80 days, and get a passport and visa. when i returned from see on land, a look for history of around the world travel. there was none so i wrote one. i very quickly decided very early on that there was no point in trying to document all of the circumnavigations that never existed. i didn't want to wr

i lift my lamp beside the door.der are to cast a compelling vision for the future and inspire and motivate people to pursue it. the vision has to be a clear and compelling picture where you want to go. our preferred picture of the future. moses at the same set of egypt, but that is not enough. quickly they crumbled and desired to go to egypt where there is lakes and cucumbers. the wilderness was hard. moses had to constantly been the motivation. he said were marching to the promised land, a land flowing with alcan honey or we can worship freely, love, practice justice, where we can live in harmony. a compelling vision unifies us. it excites us come of these to a willingness to sacrifice and abuse them with a sense of purpose. kotter suggested the average american company struggled with the lack of vision, a compelling vision at least. as a pastor the same is true of local churches, congregations don't remember their purpose and they no longer see a compelling vision for the future. sadly this is true of america toda

>>rbby all i need now is a heat lampe just to keep me warm. i've got layers on that. what you'll need we're going see another night of freezing cold conditions. right new i'm going show you a live picture. from our mount tamalpais camera. we're panning around, looking towards san francisco. it's hazy out there. and tomorrow, air district is advising you not to burn wood. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. you'll see how clear it s clouds are well off the coastline. with clear skies we're going into a cold night. bundle up. try to stay warm. it's 54 degrees in san francisco but feels colder here. 57 in fair neeld now. highs into low 50s to low 60s but that winter chill is in the air. clear, cold again, tonight, milder next few days and looking at a slight chance of morning watching out for frosty cold conditions, 28 livermoret;5k. it's going to be 29 in concord, check out san jose. oakland, 38. so dress in layer whuz head out of the door tomorrow if you're working and as you look tz here, high pressure is remaining strong to our east providing us with dry weather and

we have heat lampes and lighting.e anticipate this will bring out revenue sales. >> the city council is expected to approve a pilot project that would authorize up to five businesses to move forward for plans for curbside cafes. >> streets targeted making price matching pledge a year round offer. it brought prices in line with other big box retailers and very popular with savings conscious consumers. and for the first time this year, they extend that had matching promise for items being sold on target.com. target says sales figures were qlor than expected blaming increased competition. >> most north koreans have never accessed the internet, ever. but today, the government came up with plenty to show of to eric schmidt, on a private visit to the area. the learn americans were shown students surfing the web and using google in a leading north korean university. schmidt is a long time advocate for internet freedom but access to the web is rare, and limited only to those with government permission. so they got a show ther

. >> we're dining under a heat lamp. >> reporter: the cold is all relative. >> this is northern california. it really doesn't get cold here. >> reporter: and again these temperatures expected to stick around tonight and other spots that will be cold, pleasanton and danville, freezing tonight. bundle up. >>> it was so cold in the bay area this morning, how cold was it? yes, that's right. a little snow fell in the santa cruz mountains. a light dusting on highways 35 and highway 9. >>> the boy who fired on classmates at a central valley high school planned the attack for more than a year. that's according to the county sheriff. the shooting happened at taft union high school southwest of bakersfield. the 16-year-old entered his classroom and fired a shotgun. one boy was hit and critically injured. the gunman tried to fire on a second classmate but missed. a teacher was grazed in the head but not seriously hurt. the sheriff says the boy targeted students he felt were bullying him. >> the guy that got shot, i was holding him and i have blood on my sweatshirt from it. >> the student in critical

he's lighting up the lamp right here. watch the path the puck takes off cody and in. erskine's first goal since april 2011. caps go up 2-1. third period and the moment we have all been waiting for, caps on the power play. mike green to alex ovechkin, and the great eight finally breaks through, his first goal of the season. caps go on to win 3-2. their first victory of the year and their first head coaching win for adam oa tes. >> i'm just glad finally. i was kind of hoping it would be sooner but i'm glad. i was a little concerned at the beginning. i thought we were still a little flat maybe because we pushed so hard the other night. once we got going, i thought mike rib barrow's line scored a bill goal. >>> to tennis, the number run ranked player in the world, novak djokovic is bidding to become the first man to three-peat in at the australian order. the only thing standing in his way is andy murray. it's last time they met in a grand slam it was murray who got the best of djokovic. novak got his revenge today. they have played each other 17 times. seven of those comi

jeff carroll held up a little genie lamp and jennifer loves the movie aladdin. he said make a wish and then he held up another sign that read will you marry me? >> i managed to tell her every time i was preparing for this dive trip it's guy time. i need guy time. now whenever i tell her guy time she knows good things are coming. >> i got enwaged underwater and i started crying and i almost suffocated. >> to words yet if the -- no word yet if the couple plans to have the wedding underwater but knowing jeff anything is possible. >> if it's -- that's going to be the case and she is a trouper. >>> this morning at 6:00 was it a harmless gesture or a serious threat? >> why one maryland family is pretty upset this morning over a punishment the 6-year-old child got into for mimicking a gun. we have the reaction to this story straight ahead. >> we all know a firefighter's job is difficult but imagine trying to put out a fire in freezing temperatures only to find the hydrants aren't working. new years clutter is no match for someone with big ideas. with a new project in m

coming into a special terminal the lighting on the approach viaduct is a series of short standards of lamps that shine directly to the road and doesn't interfere with the local residents. when we get to the cable street bridge, we actually put the lighting in the barrier, as to light the road and separate architectural lighting formality tower rather than mixing poles with cables. we did look at the question of errant motorists and people that might deliberately try to drive in. the sign there is for buses only. so there are people that will miss that and there is a flashing message sign beyond that that says, "you need to take the right-hand lane for the loop, if you got on by mistake." there is a supervisor's booth for bus control and control of people. and there are lights at that point. if somebody continues on

among them, a tiffany-style lamp. it was a beacon in the night in their front window.help. this week, they delivered 200 more lamps to the folks of breezy point, so each family might have that beacon of hope in their homes as they continue to recover. it's a little gesture. but it means so very much. and so, for that, we thank you, river of good. and that is "pop news." >>> pop quiz, may i? do we have time? i like this one. we asked, which star was recently stopped by port security because she looked too young to fly alone? and she is so not too young. we'll have that answer after weather. >> a good one. >>> now, we get the weather from ginger zee. she's out there in times square. >> i am. and what a fortuitous morning. i wanted to share some information about australia, even though at "good morning america," we have friends from australia here. what are your names? >> nigel. >> and i love their accents. there's the excessive heat, crazy heat in australia. and then, wildfires. we have video. you don't call it a wildfire. you call it a -- >> bush fire. >> let's look at

this is key for all of my commissioners and not slowing down the program we need to get this program lamped and up and running as quickly as possible and if there are things that can be utilized in his presentation great but if not we should continue to move forward and there is item a on the agenda and there is a presentation on that are you still doing that presentation or is that being moofgd to another date? because i have some comment on the not to exceeds from administrator finns presentation. >> and so for my understanding it was there for discussion, we plan to go back and give more information and have the commission vote on -- are you giving a presentation on it though. >> no, okay now i'll give you some quick comments i'm. . the not to exceed rate staff currently has the recovery of the $13.5 million that is being set aside as the start-up funds that money can actuallily be looked at in two different waysphosis not required by the board of supervisors they said cover as much as you can as wishly as you can but not harmful to the program and the way that you are looking at 14.4 sm

he said he spoke of the lava lamp. and this is a president that i think has gone way beyond that.he number of regulations have come out what are called significant regulations, which have an impact of over $100 million. those are the things hurting our economy making it harder for hard-working taxpayers. john: to be paired up president obama's taxpayers, president obama is not the first to do this. >> if you go back to the founding fathers, if men were angels, we would need lots. about is why we have a checks and balances system of government and the president doesn't believe that that applies to him even when i go back to our first president, george washington said political parties are likely in the course of time to become potent engines in which cunning and ambitious and principled -- unprincipled men assert from themselves the reins of government for unjust dominion. do you see that in washington? >> i want to improve the quality of life of the american people. what you have now seen with that, and we have seen what the president's campaign team, they have moved back to a non

he said he spoke of the lava lamp. and this is a president that i think has gone way beyond that.umber of regulations have come out what are called significant regulations, which have an impact of over $100 million. those are the things hurting our economy making it harder for hard-working taxpayers. john: to be paired up president obama's taxpayers, president obama is not the first to do this. >> if you go back to the founding fathers, if men were angels, we would need lots. about is why we have a checks and balances system of government and the president doesn't believe that that applies to him even when i go back to our first president, george washington said political parties are likely in the course of time to become potent engines in which cunning and ambitious and principled -- unprincipled men assert from themselves the reins of government for unjust dominion. do you see that in washington? >> i want to improve the quality of life of the american people. what you have now seen with that, and we have seen what the president's campaign team, they have moved back to a nonprof

one hundred eighty promises in just over two years left to prove they are not a lamp to the ukase ruling coalition has used a rare joint appearance to pat itself on the back and pledge more tough decisions for an already of sterett he had britain r.t. sarah firth has more on the mid-term review. prime minister david cameron and the deputy leaders because it should nick clegg giving one of their rare chewing public appearances together to deliver this mid-term review it was an awkward appearance it was really really difficult watching there were red faces there were or could pull a series of these really embarrassing jig it was certainly i think rather public to him to parents as somebody would say off to the home and that's probably quite a good thing this is something up we're half way through the coalition now of course a huge question was whether the coalition a going to be breaking up whether they're going to stay together. the main message from the to leaders was presenting a united front that they're in this for the full five years of course their plans that they laid out the next