this little steamer, like all her brave and battered sisters, is immortal. she'll go sailing proudly down the years in the epic of dunkirk. and our great grandchildren, when they learn how we began this war-- by snatching glory out of defeat and then swept on to victory, may also learn how the little holiday steamers made an excursion to hell and came back glorious. man: i know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth, and though after my skin, worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh, shall i see god. and i shall see for myself, and mine eyes shall behold... i've got a son the same age. captioning made possible by acorn media next time on foyle's war... war is evil, it's irrational. if history has taught us anything it's that war only leads to more war. its the only thing this family has done to help the war effort. taking in an 11 year old child and you can't wait to see the back of him. i came here because i want to be heard! that is enough. no mr. foyle, i'm stayin' and uh, i'm not leavin' without my boy. everyone

eminently navigable, the bay has always been a superhighway; freighters, steamers, tugs, and tows. water is a way of commerce and means of transport. the chesapeake bay skipjack, iconic in form, symbol of the bay's boat building heritage. skipjack nathan of dorchester is an exquisite example of the form. built as a light, inexpensive craft for oyster dredging the shallows, hundreds of skipjacks once thrived here. true to form, skipjack nathan cuts through the choptank river almost without effort. the schooner sultana is an exact replica of colonial merchant vessels that once patrolled the north american coast, but now serves as a classroom on the water. annapolis, celebrated as the sailing capital of america. state capital of maryland. general washington resigned his command of the continental army here, when annapolis was the temporary capital of the united states. high on a hill, the maryland state house is the oldest legislative building in continuous use in the nation. waterfront streets are steeped in colonial history. safe harbor and launch point for recreational vessels of a

in the parliamentary election united russia is to lose the large majority it held in the previous steamer but will still stay the biggest party by follow circles live out off the sarah ferguson central midfield more analysis and over syria the official results are still do you good one of the latest standing. at the moment is the figures stand united russia is good at just under fifty percent of the votes of the communist party just under twenty percent that rush's got around thirteen percent of the liberal democratic party around eleven percent now the election commission actually come up with the early results as to how the ok out in terms of states in the duma right now united russia would hold two hundred thirty eight feet the communist party would hold ninety two seats parachute sixty four seats and the liberal democratic party fifty sixty feet can see that the united russia they it's in the lead has lost that a vote parliamentary majority that it enjoyed you compare the figures to four years ago that united russia had sixty four percent of the vote that gave them three hundred and f

if you want the steamers were getting the economy by the interest rate you have to stick to the planswe have set out. they are is not a party in europe apart from moldova and communists to back his party's plan. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, he doesn't understand that he is cutting too far too fast and that's why we have problems in our economy. he doesn't want to tell us what the iss says about his plan. he's the prime minister after all, mr. speaker. the new tax and benefit measures, the new tax and benefit measures are on average a take away for lower income families with children. the figures speak for themselves. his changes are hitting women twice as hard as men. isn't the truth that he's the first prime minister in modern times to take from women and children first? >> i have to say his soundbites get weaker and weaker as his leadership gets weaker and weaker. that is the truth of it. if you look at what we have done, lifting 1.1 million people out of tax, that is mostly women that benefited if you look at the increase in attention, five pounds starting next april that will b

stories at 5:43 they are still trying to figure out what knocked out the power twice during the steamersame. a strands former blew up during the game and then there was another power outage in the second quarter. >>> a search is on for three men who police say robbed a cupertino jewelry store. they had guns and wearing black ski masks. if you have any information contact police. >>> they will vote and reject the u.s. senate bill which calls for a payroll tax cut. >>> time now 4:44 a coach is being investigated after police say he confessed to stealing two ipad from students, he turned himself in and after, the ipad were found at his apartment. the case has been turned over to the sheriff's office. >>> police in sacramento counties are searching for two thieves who tried to steal an atm machine. it happened at a wall greens in rancho cordova. they drove a truck smashing through the windows, they hooked it on to their truck and sped off. the face of the atm popped off but the money stayed in place. >> not too intelligent but desperate. it is sad. >> the robbers are connected to a similar b

technological genius was capable of flying remotely powered apology vehicles off the decks of tramp steamers off. the eastern seaboard of the u.s. and delivering chemical and biological biological munitions in virginia and washington in maryland well people believe that there was a little bit of a stretch for saddam hussein but it is not a stretch for other people who have the same kinds of technological capabilities that we do and the resources and eventually the intent to put those capabilities in the air they have had to have had to i mean they say they have this around intact that it hasn't been damaged well if i were if i had one intact i'd probably ship it to beijing i learned so last i just want to ask you another question to you going back to the statement the president made earlier and as i mentioned the a.p. investigation revealed where one of these secret cia black sites was in romania right there in a suburban. area it really wasn't a so hidden are you i've seen the map i know who are these kind i know romania was one of the countries i know the other countries that were involved

we have a new tool we use called a steamer. norm: a steamer? a steamer specifically designed to work on window sash? hardy: yes. the windows go in, in pressurized steam, about 220 degrees. and they're in for about 15 minutes and then they're ready to scrape. so one of the first things we do is take off the glazing putty. we try to save as much of the antique glass as possible. norm: wow, look at that. that comes right off. hardy: i tell you, this is a great time saver. norm: so are you worried about the wood of the sash absorbing moisture when it's in the steaming box? hardy: it's not in terribly long. if we do find that the wood fibers are rather soft, we'll just set the window aside and work on it when it's drier. norm: okay, let it dry. wow! look at that, the glass pops right out, too. hardy: the glass comes out really easily. norm: are you able to save most of the glass or do you get a lot of breakage? hardy: we do. it depends on the type of glass and how old it is. sometimes it breaks easier than others, but most of the time, we get it all

that's as we >>> with tennessee and baltimore losing the steamers clinch a playoff spot.w* that said they might rest ben roethlisberger who has a high ankle sprain in the game against the 49ers. they are both 10 and 3. the 49ers come offing -- coming off a loss to the cardinals. it does not bode well for the niners. they have given up 18 sacks. it is monday night. >> i think it is nfl -- one of the nfl's biggest stages. football players and high school football, playing under the lights. >> anytime it is monday night, it is one of those games you look forward to. but the way we are moving the season is next game up, next game up. >> there is nothing like it. plays of the day, we start on the hardwood and bailer facing second seeded uconn. two of two 5 and bailer wins. chiefs battle for 6. and a gator raid bath for coach. the chiefs knock the packers from the ranks of the undefeated. donald brown finds a hole and goes 80 yards to the house. colts are win less no more after beating the titans. a career day forage gee bush in buffalo. 75 yards to pay dirt. a career high 203

and if you have them in your cabinets, denise, you can get rid of that dehydrator, deep fryer and steamer, because it does it all. it has a 16-quart capability, so you can do larger items like big turkeys and roasts for the holidays. >> i'm happy that it's glass and not plastic. >> that's right, because there's another product out there, but its container is made of plastic. but the super wave is made of glass, so it's environmentally friendly and it's dishwasher safe as well. >> as a busy mom of three, having a healthy, time-efficient way to cook, well, that's invaluable. [beeping] >> hey, grab that chicken in the microwave, will you, denise? you know, when you cook chicken in the microwave, it's not browned, it's got a rubbery texture and it's not tender at all-- look here. >> oh... >> i'm going to cut into this, denise. i want you to see that. now, some people would say that's o.k. to serve to your family. >> no. >> it's certainly not going to have the flavor of this chicken, cooked in the super wave. >> that is beautiful, bob. it looks like one of my favorite rotisserie-style chickens

. >> steamer. >> then you just watch it go. >> is this one of the most favorite. >> the kids love it. can make a train too. >> chew chew. >> okay now i want something harder i have mastered that already. so what is something else we can do. >> chicken. >> okay. >> a chicken. so shall i crack these eggs. >> yes. >> okay hold on. >> my god. you are doing it so fast scaring me. all right. then we are going to just beat the eggs. >> yep,. >> okay. >> look this is a really hot grill how hot is this grill? >> 500 degrees. >> all around? >> no, just in middle side. sides 250. >> what do we do. >> make chicken. >> just pour it >> i don't pour it? i poured it. >> oh. what? that's so cool it is an art. this is so awesome. >> so then after you do this what is your way of entertaining what do you do? go coo coo. >>> i bet the kids love that one too. >> you can come out and do this as a one on one lesson. that is why ida is joining me now. tell us about the program. >> yeah, sign up on -- go to benny han na.com they can sign up here, send the gift card to family member any where in the states,. >>

a vegetable steamer. not only does it protect the pie, you can layer two, three, four of them.se are banana bread, ginger bread, homemade gifts. >> get in there, hoda. >> jerry, we're on to you. >> i've got to. >> dig in there. get involved. >> look it, you guys, these are just tin cans. like, you know, wrap it with paper. it's disposable. >> you baked it in there? in the can. >> i baked it in the tin can. >> he did it himself. >> i don't know if i believe it. >> okay. flowers. everybody brings flowers. it's lovely. i like this idea. it's a dwarf citrus tree. it can grow in pots out on a balcony, in your kitchen. >> that is adorable. >> lemons, limes, grapefruit. >> $22. >> that's lovely. >> i love this instant camera. i think it's a really fun thing to bring. especially if you're going for a weekend. at the end of the weekend you can make this little wreath. it's like an ornament. it can be put on the door, on a christmas tree. >> or tucked away. >> in secret. >> hey! >> that's good. >> it didn't work. >> but when they work, they're beautiful. >> i love instant cameras. >> of

at one time, 74 lighthouses illuminated chesapeake waters, warning sailors, steamers, and fishing fleets away from treacherous currents, shoals, shallows.

. >> steve: let's call samly steamer because he's -- stanley steamer.

and by that i mean anything west of the appalachians included if the vicksburg campaign had ago by steamer up river against the tide to illinois and then to new york by telegraph so that news of vicksburg and gettysburg which historians look at simultaneously arrive in new york ten days apart. the sequence of events is slightly changed in terms of the newspapers with and if you look at it through the history books. that is one of the insights that we got. the other in sight is how remarkably good the new york times reporters were. they were vivid, dramatic, occasionally worried. it was the day of dickens and they were paid by the inch. dickens was paid by the word. i will give one example in closing. the example comes from samuel wilkerson who was a new york times reporter. one of the better known n.y. times reporters that was heading out to a little farm town in pennsylvania called gettysburg. he knew his son who served in a new york artillery battery was there too so one of the first things he did when he arrived on the second day of the battle was to find his son's unit. he found the su

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if you want the steamers were getting the economy by the interest rate you have to stick to the planse have set out. they are is not a party in europe apart from moldova and communists to back his party's plan. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, he doesn't understand that he is cutting too far too fast and that's why we have problems in our economy. he doesn't want to tell us what the iss says about his plan. he's the prime minister after all, mr. speaker. the new tax and benefit measures, the new tax and benefit measures are on average a take away for lower income families with children. the figures speak for themselves. his changes are hitting women twice as hard as men. isn't the truth that he's the first prime minister in modern times to take from women and children first? >> i have to say his soundbites get weaker and weaker as his leadership gets weaker and weaker. that is the truth of it. if you look at what we have done, lifting 1.1 million people out of tax, that is mostly women that benefited if you look at the increase in attention, five pounds starting next april that will be