>>host: you will see a coming up, and octagon, you have never heard of that and of course you have note not out there.you are creating and challenging your cutters to do things nobody has done. >>guest: i have worked with the best cutters in the world. and i am not bragging about it is a testament to my cutters that i challenge them to come up with something new. they hate it when i ask them to perfect or do something better than they did before when they perfected in 1985 but every year i challenge them to come up with something that will wow me. i have a fabulous visitall the way in asia and we had a great time. he was telling me all the things he is working on next year for 2013. you you are getting the best. >>host: i agree. >>guest: at $119 i cannot believe it. >>host: one of your all-time favorites. we have 100 of each. it is a customer pick. please i cannot stand it.this is an exaggerated cigar bib-style. >>guest: look at you! >>host: that is for the best of the best and even on three flexpayments. if you wait this will clearly be sold out. and you have vermeil and sterling silv

this is the octagon- cut bridge ring--is what is called bridge rings.things that no other designer would ever dare to do but she does. this is another favorite. it took us over one year to bring this piece back. it is the final 500.had it on earlier today and already 70 argon so we have the last couple hundred. sterling silver and gold vermeil. . we have some great stud earrings. look at a price on this. for the first 90 of this is your first and only look. we will not even have time to talk about it. $49.95, weekend only price. sterling silver gold vermeil and almost four ct. it is a framed stud earrings. elaborate than the traditional stud heatset understated classic and beautiful and very believable. $10 off right now and they will sell out i do not have hardly any to go. they are for pierced ears. who does not love sapphires? cost you hundreds or thousands dollars or you choose victoria wieck.6 c13 is a created blue sapphire so yes it is a real sapphire. also on four flexpayments $24.99. i did not know that.sizes 5- 10. it is a brand new piece. then

>>guest: elongated octagon. >>host: it is like a layered beautiful wedding cake.t sterling silver or vermeil. something with a lot of sparkle and glamour to it. then let us talk about my bracelet. the buckle the actual clasp is so cute. hallit is sothey are actually showing the clasp. if you like the backside wait until you see the front! [laughter] i have been waiting towearing vests the last couple hours.this is last call. -- wearing ve thithis grater their reason i gave you to clasp 's because in my experience when you wear something with a big clasp they always turn on you. when this you have something beautiful that even looks better. the-- turns--turns >>guest: on there are diamond bracelets sort of like this and they start out at 15- $20,000. >>host: is that all? sizes before they are gone. this is another sellout in the making.6.5, 7, 67.5, 8. by the way the vermeil gold is gone in 6.5.the seven, 7.5 available in vermeil.silver it goes back to every ring we have shown you for three hours. what is it about that tennis bracelet style that we covet, it never

your interlude delay begins heading over toward ritchie marlboro road. 95 southbound across the octagon blocking the left lane. if you head toward the beach to see is logo. you see the delays at the toll plaza around st. margaret's road. they will take you across the bridge and over to the eastern shore. >> have a good weekend. coming up, a list of the best beaches is out in time for memorial day. >> this 3 minute mental-health test getting a lot of attention and could save lives. >> thousands of motorcycles have a right for the memorial day >> mental illness affects millions of people. diagnosis could be three minutes away. >> and gail huff joins with details of a new test. >> most likely you know your numbers when it comes to cholesterol and blood pressure. do you know your mental health number? >> this nurse takes walter's blood pressure and then his mood of vital signs. a new three minute test to determine his mental health. online and free to take, doctors say it detect early signs of depression anxiety, bipolar disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder. >> its screens for suicida

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. >>> some of the top-ranked fighters in the world met at the ufc octagon.as jim miller, an everyday guy from new jersey to let them fight. he didn't win tonight but fox's -- and the family connection that keeps them going. >> born in sparta, new jersey. training in new jersey. an american martial arts. >> reporter: jim miller may not be the fastest or strongest but the scrappy 5'8", 155-pound jersey native is one of the best mix marshal artists in the world. he's a fighter in every sense of the word. >> he never gives up and fights to the end. he'll keep swinging until he's knocked out or passed out. >> in a very good position here. >> reporter: just this year, fox sports signed a seven-year deal reportedly playing the fight organization upwards of $100 million a year for broadcast rights. increasing the ufcs bottom line along with the fighters like jim miller. >> for a guy like miller to have been fighting for hundreds of dollars to now be live, main event on fox tv in his hometown of new jersey, it's a big deal. and i guarantee you he's going to make more

>>model: >>guest: get the prism through super long did it fall eight octagonal stones.e that is not as vibrant. some computer engineer passed to refigure that this is why a lot times when they discover a diamond, when you discover a diamond that is shaped like this and it is d- you are not going to cut the other half off. you are going to want to cut its. so that a really good diamond cutter will know how to faceted and maximize the brilliance. if you go into a boutique diamond house, that is who i work with is someone who is world renowned. he owns some neat patterns and so many countries. i cannot even name the countries. the only time hewith non diamond pieces is with victoria wieck pieces. we designed this ring to elevate this ring was supposed to last until suzanne's hours, but a problem will not last because there are hundreds of you try and get through. we only have 150 left of this. go for it! >>host: everyone calling in, there are about 150 (...)vsince extremely limited even though it is brand new this morning. >>guest: $119? this is the ring of your dreams! le

patent office building where he worked for the department of interior, the dolley madison house, the octagonwhich was the temporary white house after the white house burned and of course the white house itself. well, before we get to questions and answers, i want to make a couple of comments on paul jennings legacy. james madison wrote of liberty and learning leaning on each other for their mutual insured support. like madison, jennings applied his learning in the service of liberty. he secured his freedom and his family's future as an intrepid antislavery activist. he forged free papers for slaves, was an operative in a major attempted slave escape and he raised funds for slaves in peril. by helping to purchase them from their masters. his is a unique story, but it's also important to appreciate that at the same time, he is representative many, many african-americans of his time who stories may never be known, but who like him, overcame a barrage of obstacles in pursuit of the right to rise. and i will close by referring back to the library of congress and the great goods that they do here