and it grew out of michael owen's is inventions for the automatic a bottle machine company. out of the roots of the levy company comes -- a flat glass company. then there is fiber glass. so, fiber glass was another way of using glass in an industrial setting. so, it grew and it wasn't just the lobby glass company, it was all of these other glass companies that were outcroppings of that one company that came here in 1888. >> toledo has a long history of glass making both in terms of its industry and then in the 19 when a series of spearheaded professor harvey littleton -- this was a case of works by what we would call pioneers of the early studio glass movement. toledo as a city and the museum played an important role in this watershed moment in the history of studio glass, which really takes us back to the early 19 sixties. in 1962, there was a man who cut ceramics at the university of wisconsin in madison, who really wanted to experiment with glass. he worked with a director then, a man named otto witman, to initiate a series of workshops. and the first one happens in march

former england striker michael owen... this from the former england defender...e devastation of getting so close and not being able to give our country the trophy that we wanted to is...difficult to put into context. obviously, penalty shoot—outs are the worst way to lose. i um... yeah, it's obviously- disappointing, but we've got to hold our heads high — you know, we had - a fantastic tournament. it hurts now, it's going to hurt for a long time, of course, i but the boys should be proud of themselves. i so we'll get on with it, _ dust ourselves down and get ready for the next tournament. the three players who missed their penalties last night have been subjected to online racist abuse overnight, which is really a desperately disappointing. the metropolitan police have issued a statement this morning saying they had seen the online abuse and they are investigating. you have to remember that these players stepped up remember that these players stepped up and took a penalty. how much bravery does that require at wembley in the final of the euros? you bravery does t

ed: then it became the u, you go to see michael irvin, all of these guys -- sapp. rep. owensit was a good school to go to peer i am very proud of what we have become. we want to were three games a season. either you became optimistic or you had to let it all go. ed: so, critical race theory -- different question -- it seems to me the greatest racists in america are the white democrats who control inner-city schools. is there anything close? rep. owens: i will say this, and again, i would like to make a point, many americans don't know about the black community, -- what made our country what it is is the fact that we have meritocracy -- we can command respect by winning. not demand, begging, but by winning. every race felt the same way. in the 1940's, the 1950's, even though there was not a lot of assimilation, you had the italians, the jewish, the polish communities still separate, but because we believed in meritocracy, we are proud to be americans. the point a lot of people do not know, the black community bought in big time, to faith, education, family, free-market dirt i