so, the fabric you see here is not original. it's restored fabric. but nonetheless, this is one of four remaining spads in the world, and it tells that story of how the wright brothers' original airplane was maximized and changed but still essentially the same in terms of the materials and the propulsion system and the systems that make it up. but it was a formidable combat fighter of world war i. and now we're going to look at an era-defining airplane connected to charles lindbergh, the ryan nvp spirit of st. louis. this airplane in may 1927 flew the 3,600 miles in 33 1/2 hours from new york to paris. flown by charles lindbergh, who was an unknown male pilot. his goal was to win the ortege prize of $25,000 for the first nonstop flight from new york to paris. orteng was a hotel entrepreneur and he wanted to join his former country, france, with the united states. but what results is this grand spectacle of aviation, but it's a military spectacle, in which military officers are getting in these airplanes and take notice of that u.s. army on the tail of

if i have a stubborn grass stain i start wetting the fabric. went the fabric is what i'm laundry detergent and rub it on there. really rub the fabric between my fingers try to grind that laundry detergent in and i will let it sit set for 10 or 15 minutes to get in there and i will try to rinse it out. usually with warm water in vigorous scrubbing. took some work and a couple of tries. add a little bleach and scrub. and there we go. the green has gone away. now, ketchup. ketchup has the problem has the problem of being colored and lots of particulates you can see them. what about juice. all that food coloring. start with soaking it stands are easier to get out when they are wet and may be a solution of soap. household detergent laundry soap and may be just a little bit of bleach. what we didn't know natural food colorings are actually harder to remove. but here's where bleach really shines watch how it dissolves in a matter of seconds, you'll see that color fades away completely. dr. bonham says blue color is the hardest to crack. and now, for o

i wanted her to upgrade the fabric, and i wanted her to upgrade the finish.t baffled me is that nicolas decided to take charge and do this on his own. so many companies fail when people do jobs that they're not supposed to do. going forward, i want her to deal with this kind of stuff. nicolas: okay. lemonis: i don't really understand why nicolas has so much animosity towards his mother, but i need to understand it because, ultimately, it's gonna determine if courage. b succeeds or not. i'm struggling with how nicolas talks to you. noemi: he's a good person. but sometimes, he doesn't know the limit. lemonis: how does it make you feel when you fight? noemi: bad. bad. nicolas: you don't change that. we will tell you whether it is financially and logistically feasible to do. lemonis: i need to kind of understand what i just walked into. if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to... alzheimer's disease the fi is out there.survive and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public pol

so, the fabric you see here is not original. it's restored fabric. but nonetheless, this is one of four remaining spads in the world, and it tells that story of how the wright brothers' original airplane was maximized and changed but still essentially the same in terms of the materials and the propulsion system and the systems that make it up. but it was a formidable combat fighter of world war i. and now we're going to look at an era-defining airplane connected to charles lindbergh, the ryan nvp spirit of st. louis. this airplane in may 1927 flew the 3,600 miles in 33 1/2 hours from new york to paris. flown by charles lindbergh, who was an unknown male pilot. his goal was to win the ortege prize of $25,000 for the first nonstop flight from new york to paris. orteng was a hotel entrepreneur and he wanted to join husbais fr country, france, with the united states. and so, that was the impetus of this flight. but what it represents in the history of aviation is part of the telling of the airplane and this transformation of the airplane from what the wri

so the fabric that you see there is not the original fabric from 1903. but it's actually been applied in the same sewing methods and construction as the 1903 airplane. so orville removed the fabric and they made the airplane look better for when it went to england. but in the 1980s, this airplane underwent a restoration. see the spruce structural members, the engine, one of the propellers, that's all original. over in the corner of the gallery is one of the original propellers you will see. because when the airplane took its tumble it cracked and split that and broke that propeller. we've just left the wright brothers, and the invention of the arrow age gallery. now we are in legend memory and great war in the air. the world war i gallery. the airplane behind me is a spad xiii. in many ways this is the configuration of the french and the rest of the arrow nautical community take what the wright brothers create in 1903 and any make it their own. this is a 1917 design. it's the highest performance french fighter of world war i. what that means is that it ca

lemonis: inspired by dan's travels, the shoes incorporate patterns and fabrics from around the world,iving them a bold and colorful look unlike anything on the market. dan: and the beauty about a printed textile is that you really have unlimited combinations that you can do. lemonis: but while dan has created some real hits, too many of his designs have bombed, leaving the company with big losses. david: nobody's buying our new stuff. it's a disaster. lemonis: and with cash running low and debt mounting high, these entrepreneurs can only wait for another shoe to drop. dan: we need to see increases in sales, or we could potentially go out of business. lemonis: the shoe industry does over $48 billion annually, and everybody needs a pair of affordable, cool shoes. if i can help these guys overhaul their process and harness their creativity, it won't be long before they're off to the races. ♪ today, i'm meeting the inkkas guys at their storefront in greenpoint, which is a trendy neighborhood in brooklyn. right away, i'm wondering what sort of retail store this is. i mean, yeah, there's so

there's an area for design, but most of the floor is dedicated to fabrication. dean: this primarily is where we do all the decor, the graphics stuff. lemonis: there's a machine that shapes wood, and it also forms foam into letters... man: here's where i assess what's called a tool path. tells the machine where to go, pretty much. lemonis: very cool. ...and a machine that prints large-format images, anything you need to make a sign. this looks like a trade show display. do you guys go to trade shows? dean: we do not. lemonis: but how do you find new customers -if you don't go to trade shows? -keith: we've always had a different sort of opinion with that. dean: you just brought up a -- yeah, where we disagree. lemonis: what's the worst thing that could happen? keith: i've always been concerned about getting a customer and then losing them. lemonis: but you got to get one to find out if you're gonna lose them. keith: you're right. you're right. lemonis: i mean, you got to start somewhere, because the fact that you have this much capacity right now, it's almost like

that's part of the fabric of the history of this country and that should not be lost. ist's why the museum important and should stay as long as it can. >> it is american history. under a war environment and it has its makings to do a big job and as part of history, it is a lesson and our hope is to get it where we can bring it to the youngsters behind us and have one that doesn't have a path choose a path to be a mechanic or sailmaker, to learn about what happens when you pull together exactly what you can do. >> this weekend, we are featuring the history of port huron, michigan with our comcast partners. /citiesore at c-span.org tour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. back discusses , igniting the american avenue of -- american revolution and the war before independent. talk,s hour-long

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>> woodruff: as the olympics wind down, the stellar moments of the games are overshadowed by the fabrications of a gold medal swimmer from the united states. we get a wrap-up from rio.ro then, an on the ground look at the mounting human toll in war-- torn south sudan-- especially among the most vulnerable: the children. and it's friday.

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acquired this site recognizing a local team from the beginning mohammed his focus that pits into the fabric the neighborhood i believe they've achieved those goals after they're here to highlight some of the components of the company as well as the project you'll be hearing if architect david barker and his team and others lowell high school lead counsel and i'm going to turn it over to throwing and mohammed. >> good afternoon i'm mohammed a managing partner at the group thank you for the opportunity for speaking about our project on fulsome and speak briefly about the access they're a san francisco based on developer my business partner and i created the vision of mixed use project with a history of working with the communities we build and take pride in incorporating the participation of the community in our projects on fulsome street is proposed one plus rental units it includes 80 vehicle parking spaces 10 percent than the maximum loudly and bike parking spaces for four car charging spaces and partnered with the mexican museum the project will be paying over one $.4 million in impact fe

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. >> well, this is beautiful and tell me about the fabric optioning you have here. from. you can roll these up and they won't mildew. they come in the custom stripes and patterns here and we have a pattern that will match anyones home. >> how long does the installation take? >> about two to three hours and all of the installers have been with us over six years and >> we would like to give the first callers a discount today. log on to weather ohio.com or >>> time for new viral videos today "right this minute." a man walks into a hospital with something strange through his upper torso. see the household item that nearly killed him. >> why a man should never clean. >>> unsuspecting customers in a restaurant are engaging in conversation. the kinky reason behind a couple's gam a water buck seems to be en enjoying himself. how he escapes one scary surprise under the surface. >> are you kidding! >> and a proposal hidden in a song goes viral. ? keep on going out ? >> now meet the talented performer and his very surprised girl friend. >> at what point in the song then did you reali

the fabrics are reproductions of what was there the day he died. so even his bedroom slippers and his dressing gown are there in the room. so it's a very personal space. and it's the room he died in on june 8th of 1845. one of the stories that i think is quite interesting is that sam houston was very close to jackson and in their last years was much like a son to him. houston had heard that jackson was dying, and he wanted his young son to meet jackson. and so they traveled from texas here to nashville. and they arrived just a couple hours after jackson dies. so the visual of this, i think, is so great because the family is clustered around the bed, and sam houston is holding this little boy up over the heads of the family so that he could say he had seen the face of andrew jackson. i hope people visit the hermitage and leave having a better understanding of jackson, who was a complicated man. i think far more complicated than public opinion today characterized him as. he was a man of great passion, great determination. could be very fierce at time

if you're part of the fabric of the community, you've got to ensure that you do things right, environment learn how you can save at pge.com/save together, we're building a better california. >>> three decades paul abdul is reeling off number one songs like "straight up." she hasn't performed any her hits in concert since way back then. this weekend she her fans what they've been waiting for. only we were backstage. >> it's been 26 years. let me tell you something, it's different today than it was 25 or so years ago. you have to come back out t and do what you're going to do. >> paula at the festival in hershey, pennsylvania, reminding us of her classic musicvideo. >> happy to hear to come back out and do what i love to do. 98 degrees also perf as their tour. nick lechey ma a trip to co-host with kelly. always a blast. she's great. thank you. th >> new kids on the block were of the bill. joey mack intire is launched a new scripted comedy called "th joey mack project." >> it's team. we are excited to start shooting the end of the month. going to be a lot of fun. >> paula told the crowd she

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so she turned to >> and target got in touch with the family, tracked down the fabric and they are making shirts in different sizes that she can wear into adulthood. pretty cool. >>> this 93-year-old just completed the cross country run he started in san diego almost three years ago. at 93 he's he oldest person in country. he was trying to help return a world waii era ship to nor man day france for the upcoming anniversary of the d-day landing. >>> before you head to work, there are changes on the road in denver you should be aware of. >> and why you may want to trade in your workout for a nice, hot bath. many broncos fans not happy after saturday but a less of 49ers is only partof the (vo) we went to hollywood to ask burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. >>> it is 6:00 a.m. overnight one person was killed after being hit by a car near iliff and chambers. police say an suv was speeding and slammed into a group of people in the crosswalk. one of those people died. po

the website calls gun ownership the fabric of law-abiding starting quarterback in chicago. he's the only broncos quarterback with nfl game experience. sanchez took the majority of the snaps in practice and he will play the first quarter then trevor siemian will play the second and rookie paxton lynch will play the second half. the team wants to try out all the current options. >> they have been working all season. the last 13 days they want a chance to play so i want them to relax and we are tired of each other. players are tired of each other. i told them after practice we have been going at each other for a long time and now it's time to go with each other. it's fun and it's why you work. >> that's happening tomorrow night against the bears. keep up with broncos insiders at sports link on cbsdenver.com. >>> michael phelps knows how to put on a game face. the 12 countries. coming up, all smiles after his last two races. >>> michael 0th gold medal. -- -- 20th. katie won the 200-meter free style and she's not finished. she's a favorite in the 800-meter free style eventually.

they tracked down the fabric and are making shirts in different sizes that cami can wear into adulthood. have something that our daughter loves so much. and, of course, i was bawling again." and just like that a little girl is happy thanks to alot of people and a pink shirt. "we are all in this together and we are supposed to help each other out and that's been reaffirmed." >>> we'll be right the two men accused of killing a teenager over an ipad will be in court this morning. we'll take you back to what lead to the fatefull night. ((michelle mortensen)) >> plus...we'll head out to louisiana ... as the severe flooding there ravages even more homes acorss the state. ((brian loftus)) >> and... there is a chance for thunderstorms this today. sherry will join us to give us today's full forecast. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> the two men accused of murdering a 15 year old boy over an ipad ... will stand trial this morning good morning i'm michelle mortensen. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus marcos aren

"some of you may be newer americans but you represent the fabric tradition and values of the this country better than some people who have been here a lot longer." organized by the asian american journalists association and the asian and pacific islander american vote groups. clinton spoke on behalf of his wife - democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. former republican governor of new mexico gary johnson is the libertarian nominee for president. he talked about where the money for education should go. "you're actually losing 6 cents for every dollar. leave it in the state of nevada to begin with. nevada will have 6 percent more money to spend on the problem and they're going to have a better idea on how to solve the dropout rate or educational standards than washington d-c. " green party candidate jill stein disgrees with johnson on education - but agrees with him on limiting america's military involvement overseas. "both democrats and republicans continue to spend half of our discretionary budget nearly half of your income taxes on these wars which are not making us safer, also

. >> tammy's mother got a call from target executives they told her they are tracking down the fabric and making the shirt in different sizes so tammy can move -- use the sured as she moves into adulthood. >> a massive durst storm rolls into arizona. >> people let everybody know how much they appreciate a fallen officer. >> reporter: we had rain in buckets, there it goes, we'll have lots of sunshine today. where are the numbers going? i'll have the day planner forecast coming up next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment in creating good paying jobs since world war ii. millions of jobs. you can read the plan here. way through phoenix, arizona, it caused a car crash yesterday and led to ground stops at sky harbor international airport. the dust storm that is known as a haboob usher

. >> everyone should be outraged because this touches on the fabric on everything we know and every person. we are going to continue to here. it's not -- we are not scared. >> the publisher is vowing to continue their work. they've already ordered two new boxes and the state police bomb squad has joined in the investigation. >>> bad news for the rex sox they lost to the rehs. and may have lost benintendi to an injury. here it is. he had to be held off the field after sprang his left knee if the seventh inning. he will undergo an mri in tampa >>> some good news for pats fans. gran could you -- gronkowski was on the field. garoppolo is not sure if he will get to start on the road with the panthers. wbz has you covered for tomorrow's game. we'll start it off with game day at 7:00. pats and panthers kick off at 7:30. fifth quarter show is right after the game. thief who stole a helmet. >> the general manager at skip jacks -- skip jacks told us the helmet was mailed back to them with a card containing a written apology, also enough money to cover the bill that the thief skipped out on. police a

if you're part of the fabric of the community, you've got to ensure that you do things right, environmentluded. learn how you can save at pge.com/save together, we're building a better california. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> we wrap up today with a profile of two rio athletes. the first highlights lily zang, a table tennis champion. >> it's probably not typical for olympic dreams to get their start in a laundromat. a laundry room on the stanford campus equipped with table tennis is where lily first tumbled into the sport. >> my dad was a professor there. every time we did laundry, there was a table and i would play for fun. >> somewhere between the spin cycle and the drier, future olympian was born. >> it never began as a serious competitive thing. >> soon things did get serious. she traded up from a laundry room to a proper table tennis club. >> it w

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it is a shame, in some respect, because as you mentioned, cheryl, a group was commissioned to do the fabric on the aquatics venue and it is beautiful and changes colors and almost changes designs depending on the lighting. and missy franklin has a swimming competition in the 200 free style. we will talk about that. but the swimming compet cheering, and you can walk by at night and hear it. it is rocking. >> glad nobody was hurt with the winds. that was crazy stuff. >> so looking forward to missy franklin. >> all right. hey, thank you, guys. we appreciate it. >> sorry, it was the joy. >> yes, all the way in rio. we understand. >> you know, that 6,000-mile thing, that makes it a little tricky. >> we understand. >> all right. we will check back with you in talk to you later. >>> and the united states currently leads all countries with 12 total olympic medals. four bronze, five silver and three gold. and those numbers sure to keep rising as the olympics heads into its first full weekday today. and we will keep you up to date on the medal count as we go along. >>> it is now 5:39. starting today,

it's most of the fabric now of our social policy. >> when johnson went with the civil rights act, remember, winning in the biggest landslide in the history of the country, he lost five southern states. >> man: certainly all the polarization we're talking about now has a lot to do with that realignment of the country, with the south becoming republican. that '64 election really changed the country. >> man: it was a momentous election in a lot of ways. it transformed the way that politicians talked to their electorate through their advertising. >> woman: our children should have lots of vitamin "a" and calcium. but they shouldn't have any strontium-90 or cesium-137. >> the daisy commercial was born. they kicked up the notch of dirty politics. >> lyndon johnson: we must either love each other or we must die. >> goldwater, jr.: that's become a classic of how to define your opponent. >> woman: johnson had said, "goldwater's already tying the rope around his neck. so let him keep doing it with all of his statements and what he's saying out there on the field, and all we have to do is give it a l

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these pants are made with highly elastic fabric so they won't squeeze the stomach. the testing continues. the company plans to announce the final products in november. >> we think agriculture is an industry with great potential. the connection with women farmers could lead to fostering new customers. so developing these products is a big thing for us. >> more women are making their mark on the land. in doing so, they're creating a promising new market, as producers and consumers. >>> on day 11 of the rio japan faced singapore in the third place match on tuesday. in the first singles match, the team captain narrowly missed the wing with a game count 2-3. but in the second singles. a great win. her victory gave the japan team a boost. in the doubles, powerful smashes and beat the singapore pair 3-1. the 15-year-old easily won the last singles match straight. but the japan team won the bron bronze medal defeating singapore 3-1. the team won the previous gold medal in london. outside the stadium, olympic organizers are trying to deal with claims of a series of thefts at

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the rio police chief announced the initial claim of an armed robbery by lochte -- was fabricated. and they were accused of causing trouble at the gas station, vandalizing a bathroom, damaging mirrors before getting into a confrontation. four americans and the swimmers paid for the damages before returning to the athletes village. lochte maintains he was robbed. guns were pointed at them and they were forced to give up their money. the swimmers were robbed by people with a gun. robbery is the united states olympic committee released a statement swimmers is not acceptable and apologized to the real host as well as the people of brazil. as for the swimmers, two are on their way back. and the 4th is revising his statement. >>> we continue to stay on top of any developments in this investigation. and you can keep up on our app. >>> a transgender woman struck head with a hammer while walking down a queens sidewalk. the 28-year-old was struck as she walked on 67th street in wood side yesterday morning. a man came up and screamed this is what you get for being gay. she was treated for seri

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it's a complex technique that leaves part of the fabric undyed. and it requires a lot of time and effort. fukumura has half a century of experience with this technique. but he still feels a little nervous at the unthreading stage. >> translator: until the last moment, i was worried about the black leaking over. but the white lines came out beautifully. >> reporter: meanwhile, the obi was reaching completion too. the final work will be handled by a veteran of 40 years. >> translator: it's beautiful. >> translator: is the front okay? >> translator: it's fine. how was it working with the harder thread? >> translator: the gold one, yes it was thicker than usual so it was harder to weave. >> reporter: eight months after starting the design process, the obi is finally ready. using techniques that originated in distant egypt. the egyptian god horace stands out beautifully in gold against the black. on the right of the kimono are countless stars in the egyptian sky as well as hieroglyphics. in a desert, a black pyramid is pictured growing red at the peak.

called for abolishing the second amendment and her web site called gun ownership quote part of the fabric of many law abiding communities. >>> fans went home unexpectedly bobblehead promotion at the very last minute. bobblehead was racially insensitive and unacceptable. they were supposed to honor the designated hitter on his final season before retirement, but instead the figures were packed back up. you see them here on boxes and sent out of fenway on a truck this afternoon. the team says it will issue new david ortiz bobbleheads to ticketed fans. >> as that driver headed west on the masspike around the southborough area last night, he decided for reasons unknown to make a u-turn on the highway does this look familiar, it would on the masspike around 4:45 around midnight. all would you have seen for hours was tallats but jim and donna saw something different as they headed tonight that stretch of road. >> i saw two white lights aiming in our direction. >> reporter: it would turn out to be the reason for the traffic, the highway shutdown and the sirens. state police say a ford focus was

and a classical music score floats in waves across the fabric. >> translator: i wanted to create a piece that expresses my individuality. it's my understanding that the germans excel in that regard. i wanted my work to live up to their reputation. >> reporter: at the may event, models decked out in six kimonos moved across the stage. and the audience applauded each and every one. but some have special place for the pieces representing their country. >> there was many, many ideas from germanyny in there. brands, companies, ideas of culture and very well in terms of colors and designed. very nice. >> a mix of the traditional japanese tradition and the new design. they were beautiful. especially the italian one. >> translator: the ministers from each country appeared to be pleased. i was moved by their happy expressions. >> reporter: tuakakura has 170 more kimonos to complete and only four years to go. nhk world, tokyo. akakura has 17 more kimonos to complete and only four years to go. nhk world, tokyo. >>> wind and rain are picking up around the tokyo area as a tropical storm approaches th

you've got to step up and get a feel for some remarkable street art which has become a part of the fabric of this south american city. >> any big city in america or somewhere else, but the people there are very nice. the food is great and the culture is amazing. >> reporter: the artist died in 2013, but not before the brazilian artist made his mark. city landmark in 2015. i looked everywhere, but there was no david ushery tile to be found. >> oh, my god. >> are you sure? did you look closely? bruce beck, you are covering your seventh olympic games and you bring as much enthusiasm as you did to your first. thank you. we look forward to your reporting. nbc 4 is your home for the 2016 olympic games. it begins friday at 7:30 with rio de janeiro. you can watch it right here and follow the games on the go. >> did you say rio de janeiro? >> did i say it right? >> janice, i think he's going to have a tile. >> i think now he will. >> i think he will. when you go back, you'll have your name out there. >> when i go back to rio. >> you won't have to go searching this time. >>> hey, what about this da