and what i will do with the kids is together we will use the big scissors. why don't you guys come on in here. all right, hold on, we're not there yet. let's not do it yet. be careful. all children with scissors, please be careful. all right. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. yeah! ladies and gentlemen, lafayette park is officially open! >> yea! >> hello and welcome to the department and building inspection lunch program. we are talking today about earthquakes and we are going to talk about the issues that make us particularly vulnerable in san francisco and talk about the policy issues and do earthquake response and hopefully in our earthquake recovery. pat, who is a structural engineer and a guy that has looked at earthquake building upgrades in san francisco, yeah. than anybody and he has his earthquake dog harvey. >> okay. that's enough. and john paxton who is a part of caps and it's a community action plan for seismic safety and sponsored by the department of building. and what are the significant impacts of earthquake and how can we mitigate that to meet

tim burton is a producer and director behind movies like edward scissor hands. these are the opening credits. and you realize this is actually a wedding video for pearl and ricardo. they have a tim burton inspired wedding. >> nice. >> and this is the video. >> edward scissor hands was a salad chef. he made all the salads in the back. >> apparently it was her idea. she really wanted this scene, which i think is amazing and beautiful. their vows are also unique. >> i will always give you massages and the biweekly sucking of your armpit here, which i'm not afraid to say. >> that's a little tmi at your wedding. >> that's a lot of plucking. she's a little embarrassed by that. >> the whole thing is just very theatrical. it's almost majestic. it's cool. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of h

michael apparently in this moment as he's charging toward the officers was holding two scissors, one in each hand. and the officer that shot michael says he heard him say "one of you is going to die." unfortunately michael does not survive his injuries. >> i don't know. i got to say, it a guy with scissors, there's like nine cops there. >> his family says they could have taken action before the shots. >> i don't know how it had to come to that. >> the officers say they did show great restraint because they had a 21-foot policy if the assailant has what sharp or deadly weapon and he got as close as 8 feet to the officers. >> winged dare devil flying. he likes to live life on the edge. here he is in moab, utah. he has his winged suit out and look what happens. >> did he hit it? >> no. it was another base jumper with his parachute out. look how close they get. >> was it a planned stunt? was it all for the viral potential? >> you bet it is. this was a planned fly-by of that other parachutist. looks like it went perfectly well and here's his signature. scottie bob did this more than once.

she handed me the scissors and they went up to the second floor. i returned the scissors to the ushers office and i notice that there were some particles of air still left on the scissors. >> so now they're going to take the president's body by motorcade on a case on to the capital. .. capital. and as we showed you in the photographs before all this happened, there were always crowds and people screaming and hollering and shouting and we were working on this book. one of the most painful things that clinton says from this time is that that possession to the capital, there were no screens screams were shouts or chairs. there was only this sound. [drums beating] [drums beating] [drums beating] [drums beating] >> we got into the rotunda, and mrs. kennedy, caroline and john were there. at one point john got a little rambunctious, so we had to take him off to another room away from where the crowd was. then mrs. kennedy and caroline approached the casket, walked over and knelt and kissed the flag that draped the casket. they got up, and we left the rotu

if you don't remember how that goes, it's rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper and everybody beats year. [ applause ] tough year. not good. this actually happened as well. yesterday, ravens wide receiver jacoby jones was on a party bus with his teammates. i don't know what that means. [ light laughter ] when a stripper hit him with a champagne bottle. [ laughter ] on the party bus. yeah. he's fine, but jacoby was disciplined by the ravens. while the stripper was signed by the patriots. [ laughter ] they don't -- they don't fool around. [ applause ] this is pretty exciting news for facebook. i didn't know this, but it turns out that facebook is blocked in china. yeah. not allowed. but now i guess they're loosening up a little bit, and some parts of china are getting ready to unblock facebook so people can start to use it. of course, there's a lot of perks about using facebook in china. for instance, you only have to deal with your friends' baby pictures once. [ audience ohs ] not bad. [ applause ] you know you liked it. oh, come on. [ laughter ] you have to admit it. that was a good

a return to the scissors and i noticed there were particles of hair left. the max and now they are going to take the president's body by motorcade on to the capital. and as we showed you in the photographs before all this happened, there were always crowds and people screaming and hollering and shouting and we were working on this book. one of the most painful things that clinton says from this time is that that possession to the capital, there were no screens screams were shouts or chairs. there was only this sound. [drums beating] [drums beating] [drums beating] [drums beating] [drums beating] >> we got into the rotunda. mrs. kennedy and caroline and john were there and at one point john got rambunctious, so we had to take them off to another room, away from where the cowboys. and mrs. kennedy and caroline approach the casket and walked over and kissed the flag that draped the casket and as we walked outside, we noticed that there were hundreds of thousands of people who had gathered and they wanted to view the president's casket. and so this went on for

but the mom, find out what's harp erp, her scissor or her tongue. >> and kayaking around a volcano. what it was like to paddle through boiling water. >>> only two brothers would get themselves in a scenario that looks like this. >> it's skin, ears, everything! >> ah! >> oh! >> okay, okay, okay. >> that is a bunch of like packing tape wrapped around brother jack's face, head, hair and hands. brother paul kennedy did this to him. >> this does seem like something siblings would do to each other. >> the poor mother. >> the mom is the real start of the video because of all the things she says to these boys. >> you should call this eye gloshses. >>. >> eyebrows after this? >>. >> or skin. >> and it's wrapped around. >>. >> >> and look at the back. there's a pen in there. >> poor little brother. >> the fact that this is going to send this guy in an irrational panic attack. >> look at this. . >> a brizilyian kayaker and two of his buddy, chris and ben stooksbury, you recall are pat willing around the waters just off the floor all part of their aock van maybe the water will be a little warme

again for all of you for coming and i'd like to give the ceremonial scissors to ed lee. >> congratulationset hub and thank you and let's celebrate innovation month in san francisco. with that how about a 3, 2, 1 count down. >> 3, 2, 1. (clapping) >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the colors and the singing of the national anthem.

. >> are we ready 5, 4, 3, 2, 4 and let's see if the scissors work. yeah. ♪ ?n incredible program because we take regular kids teach them the love of the game. we have no emphasis on winning we only have an emphasis on learning and trying as hard as they can that's it and the chips fall where they may. when students leave our program whether or not adults or kids they'll have a mechanical understanding of what they have. you don't have to be 7 feet tall or be super faster but you do need skwil. once you teach kids how to have control over the tennis courts they'll master. please invest >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the colors and the singing of the national anthem. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome steve hengineg executive director metropolitan transportation commission. >> good afternoon, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the toll bridge program oversight committee and my committee colleagues, and the director of cal transand the executive director of the california transportation commissio

. ♪ i was asked to be on the smothers brothers program, and the first time i sang it, it was scissoredey, cbs is censoring our best jokes. it censored seeger's best song. what's going on here?" and finally in january of 1968, cbs said, "okay, okay, he can sing the song." ♪ all at once, the moon clouded over. ♪ ♪ we heard a gurgling cry. ♪ a few seconds later, ♪ the captain's helmet was all that floated by. ♪ a friend of mine was working in the distribution office for columbia records in denver, colorado. he says, "pete, you know, my boss took one listen to this record and exploded." he says, "those people in new york must be nuts to think i could promote a record like this." he said, "pete, your record did not leave the shelf." so as i say, i can't prove that songs do anything, but people in control of the country think they do. ♪ another stream had joined the big muddy ♪ ♪ about a half mile from where he'd gone. ♪ ♪ we were lucky to escape from the big muddy ♪ ♪ when the big fool said to push on. ♪ ♪ i know i've been saved. ♪ i know i've been saved. [clarinet plays] [chanting] [rock m

it's all about boundless imagination, also known as scissoring.audience reacts) so if you excuse me, there's something i have to do. okay? i can't believe i -- i can't believe i -- (laughter). i can't believe i hung this poster on the ceiling of my dream closet. i guess it's time for a new 2016 fantasy candidate. oh, ted cruz. (laughter) oh, ted cruz, you'll never betray me. oh, ted, have you been working out? nation, growing up, folks, when i got a cold there was nothing more comforting than a big bowl of my grandma's chicken soup. she put a ton of morphine in it. (laughter) this is cheating death with dr. stephen t. colbert d.f.a. (cheers and applause) yes, sir, yes, sir. (cheers and applause) as always, folks, "cheating death" is brought to you by prescott pharmaceuticals. prescott. you can chemically depend on us. (laughter) first up, sleep health. folks, a good night's sleep is the best way to naturally restore you which is why it takes powerful chemicals to make it happen. chemicals like ambien. but earlier this year we got news that was a r

scissors. if you use clothes you will be cold. [inaudible]. duct tape. many uses. you want garbage bags. line the toilet with trash bags. you want to line it, line it up use the tape, tape it around. the other bag to hold it. put a second bag in there. in a disaster you don't have to go outside you use your own bathroom close the door. you have one lined on the toilet, you take it out and tie it up. comfortable shoes. if you have one in the trunk of your car that's great. also have one at work. get an old pair of sneakers, put it in your bag and put if under the desk. if you have to walk home you have comfortable shoes. pet food. make sure you have food and water for them. kids, too. make sure you have stuff to keep them entertained. after 2 hours, you will be in trouble. be aware of that. information. these are the initially, you are going to have all the radio stations will have emergency broadcast system. they will tell you where to go. where's the shelter supplies. initially after any disaster all the radio stations will broadcast on what's happening. the news

a real problem is losing your giant scissors right before a ribbon-cutting for a couch factory. i just...had them. oh, thank god. i thought i'd lost them. today... i want everything to be perfect. i'm opening a factory. and factories provide three things this country desperately needs: jobs, pride, and material for bruce springsteen songs. - great, so we solved your problem, but now i've gotta wear last year's sweatshirt to my cousin's wedding. - oh, i'm so tired. i was out all last night with my new rock star boyfriend.

intelligentome decisions and scissor trying to defend every little piece of the budget. i think the pentagon tried to take a holistic approach. i hope they start to be more cooperative. we can make sure that we have the training equipment necessary for the military. >> this budget that will be dropping is probably going to be the first one we have seen that will confirm with the caps we have seen in the budget control act. smith were the secretary of defense, where would the cuts most heavily fall? we were talking about compensation and benefits. this will not go until may or june. this probably will not reform the alteration bills. make of reduction specifically? >> certainly you have to look at the personnel side. i think there's money to be saved on the nuclear side. over 51 hundred nuclear warheads which more than meets our needs going forward. there are ways to save money. they are starting into an acquisition reform process. how can we buy more effectively? overhead is a major problem. i was pleased secretary hegel caps on said uma reductions. -- and he said he wou

notable can stand to him a month before she died the seventy years eve with the geek in essence or scissors. we got to love someone you know where the transaction. i'm fortunately at the moment it does seem like the proposed gets any compensation. but however. we just have to wait to see. terry comments to the last few years of being stressed out from us again to match the damaging these different signed over five properties bought by mr collis and his brother to himself but he said he hadn't come to court if that was in eighteen eighty seven eight years. the woman is sixteen years before suspended. we thought he was going to no money comes of it i feel so sorry become the adult the nausea deal from the wall with pictures. this idiot to be so fun the much going on. his thoughts on this situation help people those are a few seconds and this is the softball realm it just pays tribute to guard the namaste of your law fraud investigation the effects no way in which to have put together the evidence presented it to the court and jury. hamas has claimed his client took a different story to his. i

and also that it takes nothing but molecular scissors to successfully treat a child we had online to learn about be groundbreaking new method which is german inventors claim is more than ninety percent effective. a number of european countries are third party partners of the united states spy program in other words they help america monitor the globe that's according to a fresh batch of leaks provided by edward snowden denmark the netherlands spain and germany are among the states by their reports contradict earlier of relations which the dress of germany was a subject of surveillance and not an active part of the program and a former adviser to the u.s. justice department says the n.s.a. scandal has caused a rift among america's allies. the n.s.a. has spread its reach into so many other countries including our our way. which is completely unnecessary destroys diplomacy disrupts economic relationships with other countries all for the purpose of what gathering and storing a bunch of doubt are on innocent people all over the world who are suspected of doing absolutely nothing and i thi

we use bean fields with kitchen scissors in the city and consist of conscious of the violence of the last four days. but least three people that don't reach hundreds more were injured as police and guardian online events to unfold. protests as the knights to continue their campaign. we don't want to dissolve parliament until the new elections to lose any weight. we want to see what we can leave the country it's unclear where she is looking for here. the prime minister has said she's willing to do anything it takes to end the process. i use the term success. he opens the system was turned over power to late to cancel of course by this novel has more now from the protest site. sure it would take it out below foil so it should charlotte loved the color and i'll take that picture you will be in a row the show the cocky they go up to honor apostolic included. yet the will to live but the idea that the picture you can go the common law the police wanted to get clear about the lucky one. you had to travel. the treaty it to him that made it to cook a couch this lying around that movie can be

and you know there's more singles and albums right that's a scissors feel buying the trend yeah well the thing is let's talk about the album versus single the thing with singles the singles are always safe every now and then once in a blue moon you will get a single that is safe. but as an album you can put out a safe single but on that album are going to be some unsafe songs that really reach people and those people are going to cry for those to be singles. so now we have something unsafe on there that's making us all think about loving one another how we're treating one another and it's not safe that's when music does its greatest work so it all singles market to me just sounds like you're going to hear pretty much the same thing over and over again so i would i would caution the whole music industry to not give up on the album cuts it. all with a great dog brooks right after this wealthy british style it's time to. market. it's going to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune int

scissors, a paper shredder.ith like the year that you had the present so that you have a collection that evolves year after year. >> probably don't remember the present, but -- >> but it's like a memory ball. and the ornament things will now, half price. >> that's right. okay. all right. >> okay. more balls. >> you can never have too many balls. >> this is your old ribbon. cut it up into little strips like this. >> this is adorable. >> thank you. >> when i compliment you, it's because i sincerely mean it. >> here is ribbon. you cover the styrofoam ball and year after year, you have these sort of decorative -- >> i think this is fun. i love stuff like that. >> you want to do little pieces so it's like a confetti effect. but -- >> i love that. >> no right or wrong way to do this. >> this is therapeutic. i get into this especially with my own christmas cds on. i just love that. >> that's what i listen to. >> all my 16 cds, right? >> all of them, yes. >> you have the box set. >> and i have the limited edition, the e

. >> they go rock beats scissors. a bus driver came by. he said i saw what was happening. i got back to the terminal and got on my motorcycle and i came over and had to take a picture of this statue. he was so proud. people have gone by and i have tweeted out the statue. shomari said they are honking. it's important for the metropolitan area. randall robinson, eleanor holmes norton, they were all in on the very first demonstration there back in 1984 when people said enough of this, we have to have a demonstration. the demonstration, then people from all over the country felt they had to come to washington, walk up to the embassy and be arrested. that site on massachusetts avenue, lots of significance. i drive by it every day and i never fail to look and see that's nelson mandela. >> do you remember what took place across the street at the british embassy after princess diana was killed? >> the flowers. there's lots of room there on the british side. on that side there's not. the iranian embassy is next door. people use it as a parking lot. i think the police and embassy wi

. >> whether we provide scissors, pencils, felt tip or even brushes to do their painting we are teachingno skills. we are developing them grasping to palm ar grip or prepencil. i would say it's the balance of both. we've got to give children the exposure because technology is going to be their future as well. >> under a new early learning curriculum in the u.k, children are expected to use the range of technology used at home and in school. they are also expected to select and using different technology for specific purposes. some educators warn that nurseries are falling into the trap of displacing traditional learning and play activities with high tech alternatives. the challenge for daycare centers are trying to combine both, making children as comfortable with a mouse as they are with a pencil. >> would you be able to recognize the names and faces of 180 strangers, in 15 minutes? if the answer is yes, then you're a prime candidate for the annual contest. paul brennan remembered to go along too. >> there are people in this room who can memorize the order of more than 20 packs of playi

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i sat here thinking, you have the scissors with two blades. you have the leadership on the development side. they have leadership on the well-developed countries that contribute to the problem. >> mr. volcker, i see her nodding. what is going through your mind? >> we have been mining those ever since. we keep using them. this was part of what we talked about. president kim, now we are mining your words. your speech at the csis which was an important speech. listening to both paul and president kim, talking about the effect on people -- this is what came to my mind. i was looking at data recently. if you have a country where more than 60% of the people have to pay a bribe. in those cases, over 480 women die each year out of a hundred thousand. in countries where less than 30% of people said they had to pay a bribe, less than 57 women died. there is the same thing with water and all these indices. the point that i would like to go back to in terms of paul is the one about how people -- it is not just that it kills people, it prevents them from h

his body was starting to lighten up and i grabbed him in a body scissor. there are a lot of ways to get out of it, or counter it. fortunately, he didn't know any so it worked out best for everybody. >> and just like that, the menacing passenger is down for the count. >> once he was out, like, i didn't know what my next step was. i mean, it's not something you hold on forever, i don't want to kill guy. it's also something if you let go of him, he's going to be back on his feet in 45 seconds. the train just happened to hit a stop and the doors opened up. i figured, like, get rid of him, throw him on the platform and hopefully no one else is there and no one else's problems. one guy said, help me throw him out because he was so heavy. i threw his backpack at him. someone threw my jacket. it was my jacket. it was an expensive coat, too. >> passengers may have been relieved, but metro transit officials recommend contacting authorities rather than taking matters into your own hands. >> what we would tell people to do would to use that call box as you see people

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first video with four more, including one posted in 2010, where steve gives up his lawn mower for a scissorabout that? >> i'll tell you what, steve, we can do this the easy way or we can do it the hard way. >> i don't think the intent was to make a bunch of steve videos, as much as it was to find something that people would gravitate to. something that people would want to watch. >> you call 911? >> it doesn't matter if they think it's real or fake. it seems people want to watch steve. >> sir, pull that lift to the side of the road. stop, now. >> the last one i put up did a million views in 20 days, which was quicker than any of the other videos that i've put up. >> maybe i'll come down, maybe i won't. maybe i'll come down. maybe i won't. >> so what's next for steve? >> i'm just going to say it involves a helicopter. that's all i'm going to say. we're going big. >>> coming up, from the ridiculous to the just plain freaky. >> so i'm going to sync them up to the monitor. then -- >> seeing 3-d without those pesky glasses. >> this gets weird very quickly. >> it's one of these ridiculous things

if they want scissor lift or forklift or aerial platform, this company is the dominant player. they have prices growing. david: let me interrupt you for a second here, sandy. actually if you believe there's a possibility of global demand pullback this might be the perfect company because you don't have to commit to buying something. you just rent it. >> that is exactly right. that is the theme coming out of recession. people are making exactly that choice. why buy the piece of heavy, trench digging equipment when you can rent it. this is the place where you rent it. they have the lion's share. they're only selling nine or 10 times earnings. the good point, stock is a heck after run. but multiple pretty attractive on wri. >> we're following breaking news out of the telecom industry. a huge merger. looks like reports from the ws sprint is working, putting together a bid for it. mobile. sprint and t-mobile are the third and forth largest telecom companies. if this got regulatory approval you will have three players in the space. verizon, at&t, and combo of sprint t-mobile in that

a scissors some expectation of change the shares tend to reflect that. overly it expensive, considering a few things. considering in terms of regional mix, we're in a position to see continued mix fx changing in terms of higher markets. i thinkinal margin -- > you have a boost which suggests one of the reasons why the multiple could be higher. the second thing is that distribution control is a key theme in this sector and all the brands, irrespective of looking toare all increase their distribution control. that leads to pricing power. that is another factor for why that margin could be higher. going back to the theme of m&a and balance sheets. they hire multiple is justified. longer-term, i would say this is a sector which is well protected traded has high barriers to entry, difficult to replicate heritage, that is something ofch you don't see a lot other sectors. ultimately, there is a premium that is justified for that reason alone. >> you're talking about repositioning. if you look at brands and stories, you're saying that a matter of was implementin

also the dispatcher said get a weapon and lock yourself in the room she comes up with a pair of scissors. that will not cut it against three guys. he is walking around he says that the dispatcher says is he black or white or hispanic? simmer matt has not volunteer that he says he looks black but he cannot tell then he says what is he wearing? and zimmerman says he wears a dark and muddy and cheese are sweatpants and white sneakers that is his answer. you will see how this is abbreviated. was the profiling? of course. then in the final variable 40 seconds later he identifies him that he is black. george zimmerman can make believe he does not know this but every single person who was apprehended or spotted committed a crime in the last year at twin lakes was a young black male. he could put that out of his mind just like one williams can make believe that guy who looks like the of muslim could not blow up the plane than the old baby with the walker but you think jack. but he said it out loud but lost his job on npr. see something say something. he made his judgment even before he do based

thinking, you have the scissors with two blades. have the leadership on the development side. they have leadership on the well-developed countries that contribute to the problem. mr. ther vogler, -- volcker, i see her nodding. what is going through your mind? have been mining those ever since. we keep using them. part of what we talked about. president kim, now we are mining your words. sour speech at the csi which was an important speech. listening to both paul and president kim, talking about the this is whatple -- came to my mind. . was looking at data recently if you have a country where more than 60% of the people have to pay a pride -- bribe. cases, over 480 women die each year out of a hundred thousand. 30%ountries where less than of people said they had to pay a bribe. , less than 57 women died. there is the same thing with water and all these indices. the point that i would like to go back to in terms of paul is the one about how people -- it is not just that it kills people , it prevents them from having a life or quality of life, it concentrates the money into the h

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. >> no, don't run with the scissors, all right?go, go. >> and we're going to check in with them and find out what they like and what they don't like coming up in a couple of minutes. >> all right. john runs in. he is lending his voice to the movie of thooe holidays. >> happy holidays. >> this movie is so cool. it's kind of the latest in whatever we can do technically for a movie like this. i heard it's likes 3-d on steroids. >> it's called photo realism. it feels like you're in a documentary about dinosaurs but it's so beautiful. >> you don't play a dinosaur. you play a bird with a sharp tongue. >> which is technically a dinosaur. i'm the first parrot. >> there were some on set to verify the accuracy. >> they're very annoying. they're so picky about details and facts. >> you love this time period. you were the sloth. >> i found my niche. prehistoric animation. >> i'm glad you can come up with the voice. you came up with it out of thin air. >> we found out this bird was discovered in mexico so we decided aa spanish type accent. so i

i don't have scissors. >> take these. >> i don't need scissors. ♪ >> oh. >> so the key is -- >> the key just remember, don't use -- >> three dimensional items such as -- >> that tape down there. >> absolutely. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> color coordinating. >> ever wrapped a present before? >> wait. mine is going to be prettier than everybody's. >> did you -- did you just do that? i wasn't paying attention. >> 22 seconds remain. >> that's insane. >> this is sort of what you want it to look like at the end. see right here. this is beautiful. she made a gift bag out of a basic roll of gift wrapping paper. i say -- >> five, four, three, two, one. >> all right. i got to say that clayton is the winner because of the detail of the flower. >> you didn't check out my -- >> it lookses like a lemon. >> gives it away, doesn't it? beautiful volcano when they see it. >> that looks like a lemon cake. >> anna was almost there. >> the colors -- >> let's ask our viewers outside who won. did i win? yeah. that's right. all right. >> impressive. thank you, both. that was awesome. get one of these.

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this sounds like you might be able to do it with a pair of scissors, scotch tape and a photocopier. > and principal it out themselves. i'd like to get more information on that if i could. >> yeah. because we were told they were certified for 20 hours. ferranhold said someone on my staff did it in three. which is it? >> he doesn't seem to know really. >> last week we closed out talking about the budget. they got together on the house and senate budget committee chairman, came together, at which time republicans and democrats seemed equally upset saying we didn't get what we wanted, so it seems to be a compromise. when it went to the senate, people thought it would be ally-up. right now they need eight republican votes that won't be there. among those unhappy with this deal, although he was in our living room, did not seem upset by this, is the military because they'll have to pay more into their pensions. the spokesperson, her husband is a naval office retiring after two decades serving in our military and in two wars. she says the additional money that we're going to be losing and con

it looks like a scissors, but the blade falls back into the handle. gift boxes. you don't have to worry about cutting your hand. >> i do this. >> just simple inventioned. this one's fun, people wound up with a lot of things in the trunk of their car. >> oh, for the snow, right? >> yeah. this opens up and it's a shovel so you can dig your car out. if you take the brush all the way out, it's a brush. and then you can stick this in the snow and it's a reflector. this is called th o, r. >> is there a scraper on there? >> yeah. you put this in and use the tip for the scraper. it's pretty cool. this one's actually from jim robinson, one of our board members. and, actually, it's a reinvention of the swiss army knife. this is a build your own multitool box. for fix-it guys, dads, grandfathers, you can actually pick what tools you want to put in your multi-tool. and this is how jim did his due diligence on his company before we made our investment. he tried the process himself. and here's the product. and he's made tens of thousands of dollars off this. his pa