usually in pendants, you have little gems suspended at the bottom, such as little diamonds or pearlsor rubies and sapphires. but this is unusual because at the end of this pendant, there's a milk tooth. - woman: that's right. - why has it got a milk tooth at the end of it? it's my eldest son's milk tooth and grandmother's first grandson, and she had it put in. now it's mounted up in a drop-shape setting with four white stones above. what do you think those are? - a kind of diamond. - what do you think it's worth? - ten quid? - about £10. - yeah. - well, they are diamonds. they're not "a kind of diamond," they are diamonds. and what's interesting about this piece is that it was made in, i would think by the start of it, in around about 1925. so that suggests that originally, there was something else suspended at the bottom that was removed to put the milk tooth. - right. - and in fact, when i look at it through my lens, i see that the cap at the top here was suitable for mounting with, let's say, something like a drop-shape pearl. so they've taken the pearl off and they've stuck the m

the nuclear site since it was hit by a devastating earthquake and tsunami twenty days ago but the pendants consultant says the crisis shows japan was ill prepared for such an emergency. the problem is really the fundamental nuclear safety culture in japan and generally in the rest of the developed world is flawed what happened here is that the japanese considered this cascade. of tsunami could never happen or would happen so infrequently that they didn't have to take account of it and as a result they never practice is not a rehearsal it's quite an accident and we can see affectively that the japanese for the first two weeks have been running around to coin an old english phrase like headless chickens not knowing what to do the real problem is this if they take a measure like flood in and quench in the reactors with water that may well lead to serious consequences later on when they have all that accumulated water inside which is highly radioactive then they have to make a decision of how to deal with the water whether to keep it in sight. or to actually destroyed it to see with the conseq

shirts and freedom pendants and flags and all the stuff that were available in tahrir square when we were there why they weren't making themselves why they were bringing them in from china because they got under big brother chinese or everyone after all over the world making business everywhere but supporting human rights abuses at home and this is a model that of course america wants to emulate they want the casino they like model as we see in china and they don't want freedom as we see in cairo and john is trying to straddle the two and the people are now going to decide which way they want to go and i think judging by my interactions with folks here in cairo the mood right now is to go toward open free democratic kind of almost like a summer of love type of thing it's all getting jiggy right here iro herbert thanks so much for being on the cars the reports thank you max don't go away coming away much more so stay there. welcome back to the kaiser report joining me now in the studio lena attala lena's managing editor of mastery europe english my saying that correctly that's right w

although center is not an industrial area itself part of what happens economically in japan is the pendant on what happens to those nuclear reactors because if things go to wrong and the wind shifts and the radiation drifts more over japan there could be a very serious difficulty in getting people mobilized getting people out of their homes to do what needs to be done within japan itself and other areas let's all hope that that doesn't happen but that still remains to be seen ok well lloyd you kind of jumped ahead of me i was going to reserve the energy part for a lot of part of the program but michael try and go to you i guess a lot of it does kind of depend on what direction we'll go into is what's going to happen with those nuclear power plants which as we are doing this program no one seems to know what's going to happen there and unfortunately it is a pessimism is set in there i mean not only for japan but for the entire nuclear industry globally a lot of stake right now and i don't want to forget about talking about oil on this program as well go ahead michael. yeah there's no questi

it keeps america's energy security pendants -- dependent on its enemies by relying on the saudis to playa pro-u.s. role in the world oil market. and it endangers our economy but allowing the saudis to buy an ever larger share, of our evermore out of control federal debt. in addition, the saudis over the past 30 years have built a highly effective lobby in the united states which is as pernicious, effective and corrupting as ipac. this lobby employs former u.s. ambassadors, generals and senior intelligence officers to argue its case in the white house, the congress and the media come and especially in "the wall street journal." and needless to say, this lobby's work is enthusiastically assisted by our oil and arms making corporations whose concerns have less to do with u.s. security than in making sure they keep their seats on the saudi gravy train. that is, even now hauling away another $60 billion worth of us-made arms. due to these factors, u.s. leaders never tell americans the truth about the kingdom, which is that since the 1970s, oil them start in and you know a of western wealth pe