so you can see from the left johnny paling low and nicole. now as a result, the jewels are characterized by youthful spirit. with the dines drawn from an e collective rankle of sources. a great number and variety of long necklaces were created at this time. this is not surprisingly since the they were 80 shaped to the long lines of the mabs i didn't debris dress. they feature color and large stones. for example, the one that you see here has a huge emerald of over 3 hundred carrots. others draw from original sources such as a we have the b bud had a >> one of the pieces was owned by ben webb son which you see here pictured foisted by richard. others soot i can't see were evenly crust with precious giving me gemstones. it was during those years the so-called bully eye. an oval pie. this was he successfully he adapted their covered with the bully eyes all over. you find the most active featured on rings, restorations and bracelets. and it continues to be interpreted in different ways nowadays. interestingly most is a was are convertible and wor

which you can see here. now, it's not surprisingly that the necklace wearing ability is a key element of the buggery of the decade it's the belief it should be one or more for all occasions from a bowl to a picnic and when i mentioned to someone from the press they said i want to go to some of the picnics (laughter) >> buggery mixed precious elements and also created modular jeweler. now the first mod letter line was the par is he it consists of a pattern of style life break the. italian brake detectives. now those are all cast and individually hand finished and assembly. by changing the combination you can mix plain gold with diamonds u.s. as you can see here or other times mix gold with steel or you can really alter the look of the piece and have a various price change. so there of the also a number of superb dines as you know color is typical of the dine and roundness. for example, gems of extremely high value i see those larger columbiana emeralds are mounted next to a.m. sister and bus topped calibrated

>> see ended up fleeing the scene.a witness followed her and she ended up driving over an embankment and had to be rescued by police officers and a kayaker nearby. she suffered injuries. she was taken into custody. >> no fight or argument is worth this. you can't run somebody over. >> ever. >> and your guess is as good as mine when it comes to this angry woman. you can see her talking to the clerk behind the counter and suddenly she reaches over, taps the register. >> what? >> the clerk manages to close the door just before she gets any money. but that makes her really mad and she starts saying things to him. >> she slapped him. >> yup. she takes the credit card machine, tries to use that against him. when none of her attempts work, she reaches into her bag and look at what she pulls out. >> a stiletto. a shoe. sheep is using her heel as a weapon now. >> that's weird. >> apparently she'd gone to a nearby store and had unsuccessfully tried to clear for all of the wine lovers. evidently all of the wine lovers out there h

this is what you see rather than what a camera lets you think you see what you see. going back he begins to work with a man named charles who's a quantum thank you. open mellow scientists he don't the photograph he parenthetically is a motorcyclist clerk and when an article i wrote an article i got a call i was at the arguing him, i think you should come over and talk to a david. he and i went and talked to david and walked around the wall there were like generals reviewing their troops and david was a saying that carr vegetable was doing it you about i think it goes back here to van in case but i can't understand why van in case could do it without a less than. and await missing a beat charles said they had concave mirrors manufacture no historian knows this when it's dark inside our bathroom you can take the mirror upside down it doesn't have to be a good mirror. the kitchen sieve r will have it. it's basically that one there expect the reserve of it would be a concave mirror and they were showing up in 1840. charles is looking around and saying we need a picture w

and you will see our three columns repeated again, resource and action and consumption and then you see the two rows, the first row are opportunities leverage. >> these are programs that exist and have a strong track record and with additional investment can be expanded to serve the greater need. i am going to go into detail and i am going to run through them right now. >> the first is increase of the cal fresh participation and under the access and expanding the summer and after school sites and expanding the retail, outlet and restaurant available to cal fresh recipients and wic vendors. and under consumption, expanding and coordinating nutrition and education programs including through urban agriculture. the second row that you see, are opportunities for innovation. and these are innovations that address significant elements of the problem but that are nonetheless not being addressed elsewhere. these include a healthy food purchasing supplement and under the access, expanding the meals, and expanding healthy retail, and under consumption, taking a deep look and improving the availabi

you see the sparks and stuff coming from the power lines. car beside it backs up and runs up to see what happens in this accident. if you see this person come up, you'll notice that the people in that car have been ejected. they're laying in the street right there. miraculously, though, they survive the accident. they were taken to the hospital in serious condition. as far as we know, both people are still alive. >> wow. that's amazing considering how the car was pulverized. >> police do believe that excessive speed was a reason for the accident. >> many people like to parade through the streets and rev their engines. and you hear lots of backfiring, sounds like gunshot. >> londoners get upset when it upsets peace so much. lamborghi? the passenger gets out and does that. >> oh. >> now they're going to fight in front of the car, in front of everybody else. >> looks like it. the guy in the passenger, takes two big looping swings. >> can you see why people who live there get a little irritated. i'm a business, every single day, every hour, i ca

so when we see that. we will wire brush it and cold galvanized it and do exterior point >> recently, i noticed the bolts and their diagonal bolts were looking very rusty, so we put our wrench on and it snapped right how far. we went on the inside of the building, with the property owner's permission and opened up the hole and there was the head of the bolt, the washer and we pulled that out with effort and it became the size of 2 or 3 toothpicks. >> water has been coming in. >> any time we do work through the skin, whether brick, masonary we do that to keep out the pests >> any place there is a bolt, you really need to calk or seal that. water will find it's way and it will corrode inside and you can't see it unless you do, as this gentlemen said, do thorough testing. because you can't see it. you can't see it. even small stuff like this will allow water to get in. this is not a structural hazard. >> any comments or questions? >> if you look at this fire escape, you notice the goose neck has been brought

the fire station remains in a similar location and it has been previously there and you can see it with the san francisco fire department. located just adjacent to the northwest corner here. and the next thing that we would like to point out is that we have a reduced significant amount of height in some of the ter aces that lead to the entrance of the venue itself and so this is the new design, and we have created sort avenue plaza area. it can be used as a specific space during the time that the event center is not in use, but here is an indication of how much we have removed, and the old design the previous design had about a 37 foot height event center, and we dropped it down to about 28 feet. so that is nearly 10 foot of drop. on to the middle portion of the public areas at the corner of the site and here is the previous design on the left that is the area that was at 37 feet prior to this revision and that is the area of 37 feet now and so you still have to rise up to get into the entry of the venue itself but for the most part the public areas are slightly lower. and if there are

you will see why. riding with wildlife officer, kenny taylor, he is assisting some cattle valley police officers in pursuit of an armed robbery suspect. he heard the call. he was nearby. the suspect was traveling in the opposite direction down the highway. there were reports that this suspect, frank harvey, tried to ram other police cars and threatened their own lives. here he goes. round one. off to the left 67. that's the suspect's vehicle alluding police officers and about to go into ongoing traffic. >> he is traveling down the highway in the opposite lane chasing the suspect while he is driving down the shoulder of the road and then this, stop, stop, stop! >> two hands on his weapon while driving in the opposite lane pointing it at the suspect trying to get him to stop. >> is had hands around on the wheel and there is a big rig coming at him. >> he goes deeper on to the shoulder. that's where he stops. taylor jumps out. >> i feel like i just arrested this guy. can you believe that? >> they describe

3 sons you again see here. johnny the latter he would lay off leave the company in 1987. now from 198 had the envelope of the 3 brothers francis the young gentleman in the center became the ceo of the company acting as president and developing. it's franciss pride not only in having lead bully to become a world luxury contraband by to have long been born one hundred years to the day part of emphasis grandfather's of the founder of bully. in 2011 bully became part of the luxury group. nonetheless they continue to be active within the group. carl and the other son continue as president and vice president and france sick as ceo of the entire watch division of the group. now surprisingly in the early days one would not find precious jewel as a superior manufacture and sold silver ware. this was virtual following in the family footprints tradition. so titus his father and grandparent had been skilled silver smiths as well as his ancestors who came from a small village in paris and that's in northern greece and alban

you can see it over sfo. we have rain in that direction along the 101 so the roadways of course are very, very slick this morning. sfo we have some mostly cloudy skies, we have that rain there likely going to see some delays as well and hey not bad as far as totals are concerned. over an inch in santa rosa, over three-quarters in san rafael, almost a third in san jose and half inch in san francisco. and we're not done yet. we have more showers to come. now, temperatures today with the rainy weather, carry that umbrella, it's going to be unsettled and cool, highs this is afternoon in the 50s and 60s and a chance of thunderstorms. let's check your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. >> reporter: an accident in hayward. the off-ramp is closed right now a car stuck in the mud southbound 880 approaching the whipple road exit. so someone may have taken a turn a little too fast. otherwise at the bay bridge you can see the wet roads toward the toll plaza. there are delays in the far left lanes. no met

there you see him taking a few bites of the breakfast. he then approaches the guard again and this time you see him with his inhaler in his hand. reports say he was asking for a nurse, at which point he was asking for his cell. moments later you see other inmates checking on him because they saw him jumping up and down in his cell. about 35 minutes after he took those bites the oatmeal, they checked on him in his cell and found him passed out. nurses came and provided cpr and firefighters came in and continued cpr and they pronounced him dead 35 minutes later. this happened back in july of 2012. cairo 7 spent months trying to obtain this video that explains the whole process of what michael went through. the federal report highlights the problem in this jail, highlighting overcrowding and understaffing. the sheriff's office responded saying they've already implemented several of the recommendations coming out of that report, including hiring five additional nurses and one doctor and requesting funds from the county to purchase an electron

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was he unusual to see that?uld that set off red flags that there was this 20-year-old kid who wasn't a customer here or came in on a motorcycle helmet? >> good question. >> i know you'll take this in the right vein, but i hope we don't talk any time soon. >> thank you, bill. i appreciate it. >> scott, thanks, as always. >> well, maria, look at the dow board right now. it's that kind of day. this is very much a wait and see market still. we're waiting for the twitter ipo on thursday. more economic data and that all-important jobs number. with 40 minutes left, the dow is virtually unchanged right now. >> meanwhile, you can make money in media skotocks. they're red hot. merrill lynch still sees big opportunities, big ones in this group. >> also, who really is to blame for blackberry's troubles? ♪ we've got it all ♪ before the beady little eyes ♪ we've got it all >> actually, we are going to hear from somebody who says canada's nationalism is killing the smartphone maker and costing them a lot of money. americans ta

and we also, over see all of the giant's games you see, for the home feeds and the away feeds, and our men and women are going to be able to keep work and we are proud to say that the goeden state warriors have reached out to us and so on behalf of a man who is from the city of oakland, it is a sad day, but it is a happy day to make sure that they are committed to the jobs and on behalf of the members that i support and do the union labor that put together the broadcast that you get to enjoy on tv and i want to say thank you for your time and great presentation and that was wonderful to see the people's revisions over time but what a great process and thank you to your time thank you. >> thank you. >> and after patrick, dennis mckency. >> my name is pat and i live a block and a half from the proposed site and i am very much in support of the warriors coming to the neighborhood and one of the things that i have learned over time is that there is a support base for this that is extremely large and extremely diverse. and i was in the room the other day with a bunch of folks who were in fa

you see it go up, you see it go down.ou see it go through that particular space and you measure on your watches that particular time. i measured the same thing. i measured the same space, i measure the same time. we all get the same value. i'm gonna repeat. this time, i'm gonna move. i'm gonna look at it and you look at it. i see the same thing as before. i saw the same thing as before, okay? i saw it go straight up and straight down. get into an airplane and flip a coin. what's the path? straight up and down, right? now, get outside the airplane and look at the path. whoosh, whoosh. okay? you guys saw this. watch again. you guys saw it go like this. now, if you get the same speed, you don't, you really saw it moving faster. but if you got the same speed, if you did, if the speed is the same and the space is admittedly bigger, then the only way you can get the same speed, gang, is if you get a longer what, beginning with a 't'? time. and so your witnessing of that event, your timing of the event and my timing of the event

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that again in syria we're seeing that in iraq we're seeing that the fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world almost i never meant a two state solution it's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how what change could take place on expectedly. the prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably go on the israelis. this is money whenever a few who would want to look at all is there still can't believe. my first. trip be good for. fortune been able to cope. with. the shores of larger. body or. the level of them are. coming up on our team change the channel worldwide demonstrations are planned for tomorrow to protest the mainstream media we'll talk to one of the event organizers about why the mainstream media is bad news just ahead. plus the t.s.a. is getting its very own pat down a new government report is critical of the t.s.a. program that's already cost taxpayers nearly one billion dol

have to see we're going to see a very different see f.t.c. and we're going to see a very different level of aggressiveness relative to the big banks so i think if it doesn't achieve his objectives before he his term is up and then it's put them aside hands we might see something that reformers are going to be very happy with now there's speculation that shelton might run for political office and i realize that you have to remain tight lipped but do you have any indication about what he might be doing after leaving office he has given the mainstream media no indication so far. well i have to respect when i'm told things off the record i think personally think burchill would be a fantastic politician i don't know that he has the stomach for it in my mind children would be like you know elizabeth warren democrats and i think i see a new trend coming in the united states elizabeth warren is the future and burchill has everything going for him that i think he could fit right into that slot and i think i would i would love to see him in political l

i cannot see straight. so i can see you straight forward, but i cannot see you now. i am totally blind except for a slight amount of peripheral vision, and that makes my experience very difficult. it has got a lot of humor in it also. tavis: i am going to come to lisagay. you say this is a simple film. the film is simple, but there is a more complex relationship between the sisters that i will get to in a second, but, eddie, you said something that struck me. one of the reason for having this conversation on pbs is to make sure people hear about the film and get out to see the film, so i went to make sure that we do our small part, but what is it with an artist that allows him or her, you in this case, to do something that one believes in for whatever reason and produce it, in your case, even if one believes that it might not be broadly seen, what is the point of doing work if you do not believe it will be broadly seen? you must believe in it. >> yes, i do. i believe passionately in what i do, or i cannot do it. we are going to die. everybody is going to die. nobody

you see the flares, the cars, and you see that parkway off ramp. you have to pass it, you loop became around on south 280. we're looking here toward the red zone. north 101 typical. north 280 is the problem we showed you that. as you get into downtown this is the big issue. folks are looping back, back to downtown and hitting city streets. this has been the cause of quite a stir. possibly past 8:00 a.m. the rest of the bay, two factors, the orange, the fog on the traffic sensors because of the traffic and weather tie-in. a tough issue along the peninsula. i can't see the san mateo bridge camera on the peninsula side. also in the east bay tough to see, can't see the oakland roadway from the oakland camera. quite a bit of slowing and that fog, the metering lights on. in the north bay fog, southbound to the hillsable lincoln, we have traffic jamming down. >> it is a busy one. thanks, mike. >> still ahead, airport security coming to a halt. we'll tell you about a planned stoppage and why nobody will be allowed through check points for a brief time. >>>

nice seeing you. >> nice seeing you. >> how are you? sir? >> good, thank you. >> what you doing here? >> just hanging around. >> just hanging around? >> yeah. i know that the house is for sale. >> that this house is for sale? >> yes, yes. >> what made you think that this house was for sale? >> i hear that from a friend of mine. >> a friend of yours. what's the friend's name? >> his name is asham. >> what is his phone number? >> he has several phones. 703 -- >> 703. why don't i just call him and i can ask him and maybe we can clear all this up? no, no, no. have a seat. >> is he willing to pay for what location? >> let me call him real quick here. what's your name? >> aladdin. >> aladdin. >> if it's a wrong number, it will be 3283. >> 3283. >> hopefully, yes. >> well, that first one is cynthia. that is not asham. so let's try the other one. >> 3283. >> i really think i've got this guy figured out. at this point, he's going to start telling the truth. but as you'll see, this is not over yet. >> it's asham but he's not picking up his phone. i go

you see it there.gine this is just one story of the many stories that we're going to hear about. now, i want to go to lebanon, indiana, now, where you're seeing these pictures now. it's a starbucks, and you see the window and the walls. part of those walls blown out. a car on its side. people assessing the mess and trying to figure out exactly how that happened. i want to take you to indianapolis now. this is a time lapse of a tower camera. you've got to get close to your tv screen to see this, folks. you see those gray skies. you see the outline of the skyline. and then you're going to see it go dark. you saw it right there. you can only imagine what these folks were going through and the power of these storms. we're talking about this earlier. the power of mother nature, you're seeing it unfold right now on your television screen. like i was saying, there's a lot of prayers floating out on social media right now, including for this one woman. 102 years old, loretta. we were talking about her earlier

you can see sfa park won a number of awards. there's recognition from outside of the city of the good work that you are enabling. and i want to close this out by walking you through our -- the results from our employee survey. this is really what was used to set the baseline from which we would be able to measure our progress on advancing and going forward with the plan which is outward forwarding to the public may not be as important, but we need a strong work force if we're going to achieve these goals. so the first result we see and i made reference to this earlier, overall job satisfaction, we scored a 3.36 advantage out of 5. and i believe these are waited advantages waited for response rates for the different departments. we had -- do i have it here? we got the 30-something percent. 35 percent response rate, so of the 5,000 or so employees about 35 percent which a survey of this nature is good. we like it to be more, but some divisions better than others within transit division, only about 20 percent and that's our largest

my fashion as to see video savoy year. complete voyeur. i love to see. i tell you through tv, a lot of movies. the images make me react. and maybe make me understand also sometimes. sometimes in the wrong way. through image sometimes it is true that you have not to consider that all you see in the images real. they can make you be more creative. so what was going around, it was the post-rebellion of the woman. and it was some kind of girl in the group in paris, the queen of the pink. make me meet farida. they were beautiful girls dressing up. the love to dress it up there were very chic. at that time, one of them was wearing old chanel from the flea markets. we were a lot going to the flea market. a chanel jacket. and me, i was thinking about my grandmother. of course, it was before. transparency. and they were smoking. that was provocative in a way. but it was going well with the time, the moment of sexual liberty and freedom because of the hippies. like in san francisco but also a stage of freedom, you know? after that, it was known as a way that the g

let's see how the insert did. can see the two bullets entered here and there's the slug, that's a big one, this thing stopped it dead in its tracks. before a semi automatic 45 and after, semi automatic 45. not too shabby. i'm going to shoot with an automatic rifle. legality me make clear, the insert is not meant to withstand the power of this rifle. as you can see, the gun fire from the automatic rifle just tore through insert. so as amazing as this technology is, it just goes to show that no armor can stop everything. assault rifles like this were used at three mass shootings. stockton, columbine and most recently, newtown. >> so i think that piece could be argued for ages. lindsay, you have more information often us. >> the national report card on protecting children in disaster recently issued a statement that in 28 states public schools have failed to meet the minimum government standards for protecting children in the event of a disaster and for basic school safety. you know that's kind of a compelling statis

can you see how fast everything's moving past him.e moving. >> this guy's just sinking down in his helmet. >> enjoy the rest of your day. >> oh, my god. >> this video was captured right before halloween. now john, the man featured in this video, has a problem. >> i was sitting on my porch last sunday, and i found a nest of yellow jackets had grown in my neglected front garden. >> it's in the driveway where the kids are walking up to his door. he doesn't want anybody to have a problem. he has three ideas. >> i've added a quart of boiling water to it. the water will kill the yellow jackets at the top of the net while the oil will cook the bottom ones so they't fly out. >> let's see if it worked. >> it doesn't seem to have worked. they are pretty agitated. >> the next method is using insecticides. >> still active. >> and here is method three. that is gasoline and he is pouring that on the nest. >> he's going to burn them. it might work and now you might need some new landscape. >> you're wondering, does it work? doesn't work. the wasps w

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you're looking at something you condition see or that camera can't see.rd. >> doesn't mind me, i'm just watching youtube. >> a couple of wooks ago this picture was posted on the instagram. it is a man sleeping on the shoulder of another man in the subway in new york city. apparently the man with the glasses who is being used as a pillow in this ride said, well, i guess he had a rough day, long day, and he let this guy sleep on his shoulder for 30 minutes. the video went viral. now he decided to put this sleep on someone's shoulder to see how people would react. >> he wand to see if people are as kind and generous as this guy. >> people push him away. >> but then it turns out people started to lend a shoulder. this guy had a good chuckle about it and he just looked around and laughed and let it happen and a ton of people ended up doing this. >> at within point you realize this could be me. i've had sleepy days, i had tired days, i could be the guy falling asleep and hopefully somebody would return the favor. >> i like this woman because she puts himself ha

and the center plaza plus 28 feet and you have risen up to a point, where you can see out over to the bridge, itself, and there is a possibility for the restaurants and shops, to feed out on to the plaza on both sides and so you feel that you are surrounded by activity, which is very important. the other thing that is important to people is at the north east corner where the practice is situated it is too high to many and felt that it was an impediment to appreciating the water front, we have managed to lower the height of the practice courts from 55 feet to 37 feet which is a substantial difference and there you see the difference in the height between the new design and the sold. this allow for the people to still get up high enough to have views of treasure island and the water front and also by the way back to the financial district, but also, low enough that it does not feel overwhelming as you walk along the edge itself. altogether if you take both the reduction of the event center mras sa and this to 55 to 37 we, have removed, 1.3 million feet of mass from the desxien that is a

we can see it on the maps. southbound not impacted but northbound is very slow going and that traffic alert obviously still in effect. westbound 580 also pretty slow- and-go heavy this morning out of tracy on 205 and continuing past north flynn where there was an accident there. it is on the right-hand shoulder. once you get past vasco, though, sky one flew over and says that everything is free and clear towards the dublin interchange. if you are heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza this is what it looks like. it is pretty stacked up behind the pay gates. not going to take long for traffic to back up into the macarthur maze if it isn't there already. about 20 minutes already to get you on to the bay bridge. you can see some slowing now on the deck itself heading towards treasure island. there was a four-car crash reported on the western span coming into san francisco approaching fremont street. nothing there though and chp says no lanes are blocked so whatever it was, it was cleared pretty quickly or the d

do you see that accelerating? >> i absolutely see it accelerating. data proves out over 90% of all consumers will tell you the reason they buy a product or service is because someone they know or trust has referred or recommended it to them. seeing one of your friends talking about it online and recommending a product is a real incentive for people to buy. and that's why you're seeing many companies but resources behind it. >> what is it about -- >> can you trust it? >> sorry. nathan, say that one more time. >> eventually, this is advertising, when you have retailers using social media. advertising ultimately gets to be something we ask ourselves, can we trust the ultimate source, or are we being manipulated? can you go back to "mad men" or other famous tv shows, maybe this is a play to get through my phone to get to me and is that really my friend or someone dressed up like my friend? >> there's not much doubt among consumers that retailers have an interest in selling. smart retailers as well as any brands are saying, i want to engage with consumers

yes, see you tomorrow. thank you. what happens at these blogger things? >> it's not that big. it's only, like, 30 people. and finish. >> oh, i have a back up. you can just keep that one handy. >> that's the best one. >> so it's like 30 people and not that, like, intense. but i'll be there and, you know -- >> there any libertarians? maybe i can start a fight with them. >> well, there's people that are just like -- [inaudible] [laughter] or. >> when you fight with liberals. >> hey, somebody was asking me about -- some lady -- [inaudible] what i thought of -- >> [inaudible] >> no, log cabin republicans. and i think it was in california. and i just thought it's too complicated to discuss, but i was about to viciously attack them and say really go proud is the one. [laughter] but spow the question -- somehow the question just moved on to something else. >> an e-mail just last week about, from somebody who saw our reality show online. >> oh, really? [laughter] >> yes. >> they've been replaying it. >> fantastic. >

for us though, for today we're looking forward the seeing that sunshine -- to seeing that sunshine move on through. it's going to take a little while. right now we're sitting close to the freezing mark at reagan national airport and we will continue to see some of no -- those winds begin to pick up into the afternoon. but it should be fairly nice day. sunshine wide with our futurecast radar this is basically a forecast model that tells us what things should be doing for the next portion of the 48 hour period. i'll set this forward just a little bit and we'll go into friday afternoon. still plenty of sunshine for you as you have some more shopping to do. or maybe just visiting friends and family. into the evening hour however we'll start to pull? just a little bit more cloud cover and into the saturday forecast, that's when we're really starting to see the clouds and yes a little bit of moisture coming our way at the end of the weekend. for right now though highs today are going to be looking well below average. sitting in the 40s for most of us. 30s down towards the south. and even the

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>> i think we'll see more of what we have been seeing, sort of to david's point. i don't think she'll say anything different than chairman bernanke. you'll see the market butt its head up to the 1775 level in the s&p, probably inch its way higher and eventually over 1800. she's not going to break away from anything that ben bernanke has said. it's going to keep loose money, higher markets. that's going to be the trade. >> i mean, the talk was maybe she'd be pretty dovish with her testimony here, but we'll have to wait and see. the key will be the q&a, what comes out from the members of the senate banking committee when they start questioning her about various issues she'll to have confront at some point. rob, what do you make of this market right now? i was talking to grasso earlier about this. we kept thinking as the interest rate rose, the ten-year note would go up and up and up, after it got to a certain point, stocks would start to sell off. ten-year keeps going higher. no sell-off. what do you think is going on? >> i think, you know, i think we're still seein

what do you see here that excites you? >> i see a lot that excites me.the efforts we have in convening and parting for cures of government agencies, government leaders. last night, democratic leader, pelosi, chairman upton and congressman fata, tomorrow, erik cantor and the combination of academic centers that are here. the four profit companies, the disease specific organizations that i think people don't fully recognize their importance in investments. the investors and philanthropists that are here. i would say, i want to come back to the point you raised before, people always say it is the worst of times. well, the best time to invest was in '08 and '09. the same it was in '74 and '74. >> health care valuations today. >> they are higher. >> so you are saying now is still a good time to invest. a lot of these names still look expensive. yes, it is a great time to invest, because this underpins all world economists. just like when sputnik went up in '57, people said it is the end of the world. it woke up to the united states if we focus or interests on

this video youe seeing here is shot by a local man hiding in his basement. you see the tornado. and as you are about to hear, the man is praying f his life. >> give us this day our daily brd and forgive us our trespass as we forgive thoseho lead us not intotemptation. it's hard to hear. he goes on to pray the hail mary. in allite tornados were repord bumore thak 30 to 4 actually touchedown across the dozen states from michigan to western w york. right now fema crewsre onhe grnd surveng the damag this the goverr of illinois has deared seven counties state disaster areas which of course will help reliefnd aid g to the areasquicker. quinn is gng to hold a press iefing to give the latest esmates on damage and then at 11:00 this morning.asngton cong up in my next report, 5:45, we're going to hea from nbc corresponnt jay gr, he is on the ground in washiton so we'll see the damage first-hand. and then il get t latest on local flight delays in case you have a flight to catch this morning. >> tnk you. like a chainaw ripping through. it looked like t tornado pulling houses out of the grou

we're seeing the u.s.tart to trend more like our european sites where people shop in october and november and they don't wait for black friday. and we're seeing the same thing in the u.s., as well. >> what is the sort of things we'll see big ticket items on, electronics versus apparel? >> so it depends on the time of the year. the big ticket items, electronics, sporting goods have already been up quite a bit. those sales start earlier. apparel tends to be later. cyber monday, this coming monday, between, around december 15th. apparel and accessories kick in, as well. keep checking. get online. look for a deal before you buy anything. and we expect to see a very big year this year, as well. >> loren, thanks very much indeed for that. by the way, we like the moustache. we just don't know whether it's from november or not. >> you're a smart man. it is for november. >> good man. good man. the key question is, are you going to keep it? >> we've got our holiday party december 7th and we all agreed to keep it thr

the gentleman did visit the home he didn't see anything he expected to see. i wanted to show a comparison of the profile of 234 next door. this area is brown and so the goal was this is an expansion we're not saying it's not we're adding space but trying to keep that expansion close to the building. this area here >> sir, i'm sorry but you need to speak into the microphone. >> this area we're going to cope it close to the outline of the house. this area is set back a minimum of 5 feet on each side. north side it does because of the stairway this is an area of set back photo. we ask and thank you for your time and ask i considering approval of the project. thank you very much >> thank you. the public hearing is closed commissioner moore. i'd like to suggest to the commission this project is notable for us to be heard today solely based on the faculties not providing the information we need to see the application or the file on behalf of the application. the reasons are at the minimum the property needs to be shown on the map to it puts the property into the di

he cannot see the flag, he cannot see the flag, can you see the can you see the flag by flag by dawn'sight. dawn's early light. and then he reflect sods and then he reflect sods proudly we haimed at proudly we haimed at twilight's last gleaming. twilight's last gleaming. >> so out on the water >> so out on the water where we where we see the key see the key bridge, he protoa home. bridge, he protoa home. setting the words to the setting the words to the tune of a favorite song. tune of a favorite song. >> he had a real thing >> he had a real thing for british drinking song for british drinking song called aknack owian in called aknack owian in heaven. heaven. >> he was really into a >> he was really into a drinking song. drinking song. >> yes. >> yes. he really he really liked the tune liked the tune allot, and i think he allot, and i think he composed other poetry to composed other poetry to fit it, but he definitely fit it, but he definitely had this in mind. had this in mind. >> do you know the song? >> do you know the song? >> yes, i do. >> yes, i do. >> will you sing it for >> wil