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he discovered deposits of white porcelain ore in the area. soon it became popular with europeans. the local economy thrived for centuries. but lately the industry has been in a slump. consnsumers' taste has changed d there's a lot more competition with cheaper foreign made goods. they are now 1/6 of what they were at their peak trading five years ago. so the local artisans decided to shake things up with new ideas. new of the new projects is this. perfume bottles for the european market which local makers have rarely produced before. the look of this perfume bottle is both traditional and modern. it has a typical white and blue pattern, but a surface of the other part has a texture of leather. travel to europe to study the lalatest trends of the high end market. now these bottles are selling. giving the company new life. >> translator: we always have to take a risk to innovate. it's important not to give up. >> reporter: and for the dutch artist, they are not just learning, but they are also stimulating the locals. jacobs wants to use it for his artwork. >> translator: he's eyeing

and the smashed porcelain of five-thousand inefficient new york city toilets. lodge says: "oysters will settle on almost anything." hudson-river-foundation senior- scientist ... jim lodge ... leads the research portion of this one-point-three-seven- five-million-dollar joint experiment ... run by new york city's department of environmental protection ... in conjunction ... with the billion oyster project. lodge says: "a billion?" w last saw that many oysters ... around nineteen-hundred ... before over-fishing and the sewage of three and a half million new yorkers... killed every oyster --- and probably ... every one of everything else -- in the water. lodge says: "new york harbor used to be filled with oysters and currently there are basically none left." king says: "50 cubic yards of oyster shells, 700 cubic yards of clam shells and 180 cubic yards of porcelain will form these four reefs, on which the oyster larvae will hopefully attach and grow." malinowski says: "they provide food they stabilize the bottom, they can filter the water to increase water clarity

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porcelain. my mother had something that was very valuable back then.ast 20 jars full of potted meat. >> the family was forced to leave the most everything behind. the same was true of some 12 million germans who fled or were expelled as nazi germany crumbled. he dreams of finding a memento of the past, but it is not looking good. >> the seller is too deeply buried. we need completely different machinery to dig. >> it is a tragedy. what else can i say? >> the men try their luck next-door. perhaps they can get into the cellar from their. while he waits above ground, the professionals creep into the celar of the former pharmacy. german soldiers were entrenched here during the battle. entry is prohibited. the treasure hunters from an association could be risking their lives. >> when a bomb hit the house, the whole stop -- top story collapsed. this could give way at any moment. >> it is a dangerous endeavor. he is pleased with the results. the treasure hunters bring him objects that belonged to the houses inhabitants, awakening memories of his childhood, mo

if you have porcelain go with the light. and other thing is they also offer a primer which is really great. if you've never used a primer first and helps it blend, but this primer that they -- including the decladerm has antiaging properties in it. i wear makeup all the time, but i'm tired of overdoing it. this lets you do it in a natural way. >> i love that because i think the more natural and more skin you can show the better you do look. this is one thing i wonder. how does it work with other use? >> i love that question too. the great thing is they make it so it can work with other products because remember with the foundation it already has the spf and moisture in it so you don't need those other things, but it does work well in conjunction if you have a regimen you like to stick to. >> it's so important to see the makeup, and here she is, seeing how it transforms her look with all the makeup she uses, right? >> and here's the thi she looks like her self but just better. we want you to look vibrant and fresh. how many o

beast to the wild with the porcelain smile as it passes around ? the truth in the skies from the billowing eyes ? me give me something i want ? ? give me something i need ? oh-oh ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? heart will never let you go ? ?? ? just like a reverend, like a your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? my heart will never say so and my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? ?? ?? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ? ? my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ?? >> whew! a moment. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> sing it! ooh, i want to catch that. why are you checking your credit score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much, do they? really? i'll take it. sir, your credit... -is great right? when was the last time you checked? yeah, i'd better check my credit score. all

and the smashed porcelain of five-thousand inefficient new york city toilets. lodge says: "oysters will settle on almost anything." hudson-river- foundation senior- scientist ... jim lodge ... leads the research portion of this one-point- three-seven-five- million-dollar joint experiment ... run by new york city's department of environmental protection ... in conjunction ... with the billion oyster project. lodge says: "a billion?" new york harbor ... last saw that many oysters ... around nineteen-hundred ... before over-fishing and the sewage of three and a half million new yorkers... killed every oyster --- and probably ... every one of everything else -- in the water. lodge says: "new york harbor used to be filled with oysters and currently there are basically none left." king says: "50 cubic yards of oyster shells, 700 cubic yards of clam shells and 180 cubic yards of porcelain will form these four reefs, on which the and grow." malinowski says: "they provide food and habitat for other animals, they stabilize the bottom, they can filter the water to increas

construction is expected to be finished next summer with a windows, a marble sanctuary with porcelain tile, all under a foot tall dome. the costestimated to be $41 miion, the fifth-largest in the united states. >>> a city council in minnesota has voted to rezone principal's paisley park as mu. the city initially put the plans on hold, citing concerns, but the council's vote means tours can resume. prince died at paisley pa overdose of fentanyl. according to the carver county shiff's office, he was found unresponsive in an elevator and he was 57 years old. >>> shaq is tabling his love for donut in the nexlevel. he owns krispy kreme shop in atlanta. the store has been at its current location more than 60 years, always packed. krispy kreme is celebrating use the hashtagshaqretreat. friday through monday, there will be a chance to win prize and merchandise. what do we get en we use #aliwarshavski? >> traffic updates, no donuts but that sounds like something i will probably participating in this weekend. >>> 440 at western boulevard, roads loopretty good this morning if you're out early in

as an antique dealer it's hard to buy real old porcelain type antique signs because the collectors and so what we've decided to do is to buy reproduction signs and so they're very popular with our customers. we price them at a very reasonable price. we have a selection that someone can actually buy up to about 250 different types of reproduction signs and our customers very much like that. our advice is to, you know, look at the price, make sure that that's okay with you, and buy it at that point because if you don't buy it the customer that was here yesterday out it last night and they came back today and they've already purchased it. so when you come back tomorrow, it's gone. - generations antiques and more is located on ridge road near bennett and it's open seven days a week. well the way i see it, natalie thinks it's time for pizza. (rock music) - i hope you're hungry right now. it's time to eat some pizza. we found my pizzetta here in north royalton. it's time to eat some pizza. thanks for choosing us today.u. how are you. ceric i'm good how are you bid this my first time here. i'

the sanctuarwill have marble and the floors will be porcelain ti. e ctioir wor t cl that will take six to nine months to install. will also have room for 3her ts mber cho. e pews will be on e sis and will be made fr out of north carolina, and those pews l be a people making it largest cathedral in the unite w, fast ceconsumer mentality world, and this building makes you stop. it makes you stop. makes y look up. it reminds you that there is something above and beyond this earthly journey. 's where the cathedral, that's what these beautiful churches have always meant to me. >> now like i said before, the construction is expected to be ending in late may, but they on july 26th. so they're very excited about it. they're also excited because this project cost $41 million, and they say the donations that they have received had exceeded that amount. live in raleigh, lauren haviland cbs north carolina. >>> thanks lauren. a garden known for being a place for stopping and smelling the roses is selling those roses off for a good cause. witherspoon culture in 1

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smashing porcelain toy lets and adding them in. a reef that oysters can grow with a billion oysters. 100 years since that number of oys 12ers have been found. overfishing and pollution killed them off. the oysters won't be safe to eat but they can clean up the harbor. there is a similar projects under way in boston harbor but do not include crushed-up toilets. >>> pirate treasure off the coast of cape cod. undersea explorer barry clifford found the mask that he believes is the treasur that ship went down in the 1700s along with 400,000 coins and riches. a lot of treasures are been found from the doomed ship and in a museum. clifford hopes to. >>> we were asleep last night but a popular television series paid a visit to our city. the simpsons came to our city as a hate-catio n they wanted to teach bart that our city is and it wasn't all bad. >> and people are like a financial services ad. >> julie: boston city councilor talked about his favorite home when marge used a free sunscreen dispensers. i think worst people they can say abou

. >> could be, i don't know, riding the porcelain bus, as they say. >> this is very sweet and stickying, but why not? spicy. thank you. >> i just know this soup is awesome. you can rule the world after this. still no word from eric. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the chinese invented being obsessed with food. they invented, you know, being obsessed with the providence of ingredients and going to a particular place for a particular dish, so they had that tradition for 800 years. >> an extraordinary relationship with china and sichuan since she first arrived as a student in 1984. she was the first foreigner to study at the higher institute of cuisine and wrote books about experiences and sichuan food which are considered ground breaking and definitive. to say she's way ahead of her time is an understatement. she's brought us to chef june's restaurant. >> what he's trying to do is sort of raise the level of sichuaneze food to sort of very refine banquet cookery. >> is what he's doing unusual for china? >> it's really unusual because i think in the west, we're used to the idea of celebrity chef and

beast to the wild with the porcelain smile as it passes around ? the truth in the skies from the billowing eyes ? me give me something i want ? ? give me something i need ? oh-oh ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? ? my heart will never let you go ? ? ? just like a reverend, like a ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? my heart will never say so and my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? ? ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ? ? my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? >> whew! a moment. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> sing it! how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. it's measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. ion to build a country where our children can rise as

beast to the wild with the porcelain smile as it passes around ? the truth in the skies from the billowing eyes ? ? isn't working on me ? don't you think you gotta give me give me something i want ? oh-oh ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? ? my heart will never say so my heart will never let you go ? ?? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? ? your heart will never say so ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? my heart will never say so and my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? ?? ?? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ? ? my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ?? >> whew! kings of leon. amazing. we'll be back with more in just a moment. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of

beast to the wild with the porcelain smile as it passes around ? the truth in the skies from the billowing eyes ? ? isn't working on me ? don't you think you gotta give me ? give me something i need ? oh-oh ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? ? my heart will never say so ?? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? my heart will never say so and my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? ?? ?? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ? ? my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ?? >> whew! kings of leon. amazing. we'll be back with more in just >> sing it! ooh, i want to catch that. jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and connecting with strangers to buy guns. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous. millions of g

beast to the wild with the porcelain smile as it passes around ? the truth in the skies from the billowing eyes ? ? isn't working on me ? don't you think you gotta give oh-oh ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? ? my heart will never say so ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? my heart will never say so and my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? ? ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ? ? my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? >> whew! kings of leon. amazing. we'll be back with more in just >>> fun day friday. i want to thank jenna bush hager f for being here. that was fun. >> of course it was. and oscar gramming-winning sing around songwriter. she'll be here. >> and ben vereen here, germs are everywhere - we'll show the best ways to avoid getting sick. you can finally stock up on >>>

. >> there's basically none left >> 50 cubic yards of oyster shells and 180 cubic yards of porcelainill form those four receives on which the they will hopefully attach and grow j >> they stabilize the bottom. they can go through the increased >> the director pete stressed that the research portion of this research project >> we're trying to get a better understanding of how oysters reproduce. >> whether the lavvae from a floating reef will survive. none of these scientists know. >> the harbor is official accessible most days of the year. >> reporter: none are safe to eat or will be at any point in the near future. they expect preliminary in the next time year. finished scattering toilet on the harbor bottom. at an undisclosed location, i'm matt kink fox news. >> the fire raged out of control burying several properties in a ocean community. why firefighters say it was hard to battle. >> researchers busted old belief about sex and athletic performance when it will make you faster. flush flurn katie v/o: she works hard. she stays late. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers

. >> anthony: he could be, uh, i don't know, riding the porcelain bus, as they say. >> eric: this isven know what i'm eating, but why not? mm. spicy, oof. [ laughs ] thank you. >> anthony: i just know this soup is awesome. i could rule the world after this. still no word from eric. ♪ ♪ >> fuchsia: the chinese invented being obsessed with food. they invented, you know, being obsessed with the providence of the ingredients, with going to a particular place for a particular dish. >> anthony: right. >> fuchsia: so, they've had that tradition for at least 800 years. >> anthony: fuchsia dunlap has had an extraordinary relationship with china, and sichuan in particular, since she first arrived here as a student in 1994. she was the first foreigner to study at the sichuan higher institute of cuisine and has written numerous books about her experiences, and about sichuanese food, which are rightly considered groundbreaking and definitive. to say she was way ahead of her time is an understatement. she's brought us to chef lan gue jun's restaurant. >> fuchsia: what he's trying to do is, sort of

beast to the wild with the porcelain smile as it passes around ? the truth in the skies from the billowing eyes ? ? isn't working on me ? don't you think you gotta give me ? give me something i need ? oh-oh ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? ? my heart will never say so ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? my heart will never say so and my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? ? ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ? ? my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ? >> whew! kings of leon. amazing. we'll be back with more in just ooh, i want to catch that. ? you need blinds. now. right now buy one get one half off all wood blinds and cellular shades. blinds to go. blinds for life. fifteen million sold in just the last 10 years and we're saying thanks during blinds to go's customer apppreciati

a -- these were porcelain made in copenhagen. took this as al metaphor for her marriage to larz. it is the opening --isabel adopted it as her own. this is a copy of the bowman she printed to -- of the poem she printed to give out to visitors. she had these printed out for the chief and his bride. let's move to the bedroom side of the cabin. this was isabel's bedroom as it appeared in 1949. i am going to show you some modern photography, but some of the things you see in this photograph are hanging in the same places untouched. the family has really preserved left, whichs isabel i think is pretty remarkable. they have a sense of the cultural and historical importance of the cabins. here we have isabel's fireplace. when she had the fireplace built, she wanted to have two warming ovens put in. said sher servants liked the idea of having a meal for himself on a cold night. she did not want to go over to the kitchen and deal with anyone. and this is another view of the bedroom. porch just bigt enough for a rocking chair. if you look out from that porch, there is a beautiful view of th

i got caught in the middle of a hurricane fight facing the ground ♪ ♪ beast to the wild with the porcelainme give me something i want ♪ ♪ give me something i need oh-oh ♪ ♪ just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ♪ your heart will never say so ♪ your heart will never let you go ♪ ♪ just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ♪ ♪ my heart will never say so my heart will never let you go ♪ ♪ ♪ just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ♪ ♪ your heart will never say so your heart will never let you go ♪ ♪ just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ♪ my heart will never say so and my heart will never let you go ♪ oh-oh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ♪ ♪ my heart will never let you go ♪ oh-oh ♪ >> whew! kings of leon. amazing. we'll be back with more in just a moment. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> sing it! ooh, i want to catch that. >>> fun day friday. i want to thank jenna bush hager fo for being here. that was fun. >> of course it was. and oscar gramming-winning sing around songwriter. she'll b

scientists are smashing five thousand toilets and mixing the porcelain with natural shells to create a reef where oyster lar vey can safely grow. the goal? fill the harbor with one billion, with a b., oysters. new york harbor last saw that many oysters overfishing and pollution killed them off. oysters naturally filter water and if the population takes off, scientists say they can really make the harbor a lot cleaner and because of all the pollutants in the water, the oysters will not be for eating. similar projects minus the crushed up toilets are underway in boston harbor, working to bring back the once abundant oyster beds. those also disappeared in the early 1900s. >> love oysters great to hear. donation to to study the poorest neighborhoods. philanthropist glen hutchens is donating $10 million to the ent iser, three years ago he donated $15 million to create the program. harvard said the money will be used to dig deep into the lives of poor residents to try to better understand the disadvantages that lead to poverty. >> meantime, over at mit's campus they have a new addition to

her uncle built the homemade porcelain toilet for his adorable niece and she loved it. >> mark: i think it's very well done. >> romona: so cute. >>> what would be better than that is there anything that could possibly be better than that? [ laughing ] >> mark: oh, what is happening right now? >> romona: that is my costume that i'm working on for halloween for my great nieces. they love for me to dress up as wonder woman. >> mark: it's not finished yet? >> romona: so you can see the full costume on my ramona's room facebook page. just go and like it and i will reveal -- and it's very tasteful. [ laughing ] minute after that. [ laughing ] >> romona: oh, mark, i am not for sale. [ laughing ] >> romona: okay. you and jeff are having way too much fun. >>> coming up next at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, continuing coverage of the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. the fbi is getting involved again and the feds could reopen a criminal investigation. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what kids, childcare they can t

the men like david to make that invented the process for bonding porcelain to metal that made the plumbing fixtures possible and then went on to create a buick motor to lose control of it within a year billy within the dining in the charity ward of your --s death with billy durrant, who ended up ward in the charity detroit's harbor hospital. then like henry the master of the precision manufacturing who took over a company that had been started by henry ford, renamed it cadillac and then sold to general motors only to have a falling out and then started getting another company called lincoln only to watch it go bankrupt by his original nemesis henry ford. the list of characters kept as dided -- kept growing its even more complex social change that shaped each man, not to mention general motors. the further i got from one fred thread to tie it all together in a single compelling narrative. before i started digging in my head a lot more here and it was a lot darker. started digging, i had a lot more hair and it was a lot darker. i found dozens of books and articles about all the characters wr

they will have marble, and the floors will be porcelain tile. a section for the fire will have pipe boarding which will other instruments and acquire of 60 people. the pews on three sides of the altar will be made from oak right out of. those pews will be able to set up to 2000 people. making it the fifth largest cathedral in the united states. >> this is the mother church, it belongs to every single parishioner whether it is in the outer banks, doran, or anywhere in between. it is that which unites us. that message, that >> the construction is expected to be finished in late may. church officials say they are going to be holding a dedication here on july 26. this project cost $41 million, but church officials say those donations that they have received have exceeded that. laura hovland, cbs north carolina. >> is going to be absolutely gorgeous. >>> a picture can be worth a thousand words. kid [ crying ] wants to help. your mama is raising you right. >> when an 8-year-old boy from south carolina differ a family louisiana that even had his mother

low-maintenance quartz-- top-rated by consumer look of hardwood floors for half the price with more durable, porcelain tile look-alikes. remember, while looks are important --dont forget function. save room in the budget for things like a range hood to keep your kitchen well-ventilated, under-cabinet lighting to ease food preparation, and improved storage, like drawers in the base units. "its not the sexiest stuff, but its these little things that you interact with every day that are going to influence your long-term reality if you plan wisely. its also important to do your due diligence about who is doing the work. consumer reports found that accredited contractors are better at holding down costs on remodeling projects when unexpected problems crop up. and, check the references of contractors on your short list, asking clients about their experience of working with the contractor and how the work held up over time. i'm jenna sachs - contact 6. just a reminder....fox 6 is collecting coats for kids... to keep them wr by going through your closet today. slightly used winter coats in all sizes - kids an

the men like david to make that invented the process for bonding porcelain to metal that made the plumbing fixtures possible and then went on to create a buick motor to lose control of it within a year billy within the dying in the board of the traits harper hospital. then like henry the master of the precision manufacturing who took over a company that had been started by henry ford, renamed it cadillac and then sold to general motors only to have a falling out and then started getting another company called lamken only to watch it go bankrupt by his original nemesis henry ford. the list of characters kept growing and it's even more complex in the social change that shaped each man not to mention general motors. the further i got from ne fred to tie it all together in a single compelling narrative. as i mentioned before, i started digging and i had a lot more hair and with a lot darker. i found dozens of books and articles about all the characters written by the people that were there but in the 1920's and 30's, and guess what, they were all as dirt, none of them captured the character an

scientists are smashing up thousands of toilets, yes, toilets, and mixing the porcelain in with natural shells. the project is creating a reef for oysters to then safely grow. the goal is to fill the harbor with a billion oysters. now, a similar project is underway in boston harbor but it does not involve crushed up toilets. >> crazy idea. all right. here is a moment that chris is waiting for. at 4:00, a record-breaking day for an artist as award nominations are announced. drake earned 1 and it shattered michael jackson's previous record of 11 nominations. have you thought of that? rihanna, adele and justin bieber were the other big no, ma'am niece. the awards show is scheduled november 20th. >> ryan lochte hoping to end 2016 on a much higher note. the 31 year-old is engamed to former playboy model taylor ray reed. here. he said reed stood by him during the controversy over the fabricated robbery story coming out of the rio olympics this summer. >> certainly working overtime to turn that reputation around, right? >> indeed. >> the simpsons left springfield for a boston vacation last nig

beast to the wild with the porcelain smile as it passes around ? the truth in the skies from the billowing eyes ? ? isn't working on me ? give me something i want ? ? give me something i need ? oh-oh ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? your heart will never say so ? your heart will never let you go ? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? ? my heart will never say so my heart will never let you go ? ?? ? just like a reverend, like a reverend on the radio ? reverend on the radio my heart will never say so ? ? my heart will never let you go ? oh-oh ?? >> whew! kings of leon. amazing. we'll be back with more in just nbc. >> sing it! >>> fun day friday. i want to thank jenna bush hager for being here. that was fun. >> of course it was. and oscargramming-winning sing around songwriter. she'll b >> and ben vereen here, too, with a sneak peak of a rocky next on live at noon-- water safety warning. city officials keep saying the water is safe... while also telling some homeowners to take precautions. the plan they're co

. >> sara: scientists smashing up thousands of toilets and mixing them in porcelain in with natural shells and projects creating a wreath where oysters can safely grow. the goal is to fill the harbor with a b experts say over fishing and pollution killed the moth. that pollution means the oysters will not be safe to eat but could actually clean up the harbor because they naturally filter the water. similar project in boston harbor. >> daniel: eighth grader won the science fair with newly designed band-aid which helps to be changed and hopes the device will change lives and keep patients healthy. >> allows physicians to be able to tell when we are going to change the dressing and how we are going to help the wound heal faster. >> daniel: young inventor won $15,000 scholarship for google and next goal she would like to win a nobel peace prize. >> sara: simpsons paid visit to the city last night taking hatecation boston. the show poked fun of anything and everything including patriots quarterback tom brady. >> i can't stand that pretty boy quarterback. he thinks he is so handsome just because

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