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us shows us how. hi i'm for it says the cat and concrete is all the rage lately so i'm going to show you how to make this relatively simple elegant clock with just a few materials you can do it yourself you will need a clock work with that theory some cement around plastic bowl like this old candy dish. glue. paint for the hands of the clock. and very important and old pen cat knew the pan into the middle of the bowl will. now spread all around the whole thing. follow the instructions and makes the cement with water. immediately the bowl with the a cement mix. shake and rattle the bowl to get any albums out it said for twenty four hours. now use paint acrylic paint to paint the head of the cloth wants to paint has dried you just have to put the whole thing together you've got yourself a good looking creek luck. and please remember to not put any rest of the cement into the same covered toilet as it could lead to stuff that pipe. and if you would like to see that video again just go to our special you tube channel on interior design you'll also find lots of tips on how to redecorate your home here's where to find it. here your design at its best and check out our you tube channel interior design stunning design ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home decoration we'll take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture shop next to accessorise subscribe and don't miss out see you on you tube. joggers in stockholm sweden are multitasking while out on a run now there's a group of runners who decided to deal with litter in the city by picking it up as they jog so not only is this gro

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we sell it on our website as well. >> host: arnold, take us back to the computer and get this back up in the air for us. show us what you do on the computer. >> guest: it's like a python program we teach students how to program. right now i'm going to start it off. you might want to get all of it away from it. let's pull the drone over there. >> host: and what are we seeing on the computer screen besides ourselves? >> guest: it's going to get my face if i put my face in here and that i'm going to start clapping my hands. you can see the black and white image. showing only movement right now. i flatland and starts going up which i can get pretty high up. it will detect any movement. >> host: wouldn't let me, what it regulates me or just you? >> guest: right now it will just to anybody. it is just detecting movement. it's going to go up. cfi can go to the right. and there you go. >> host: can i give it a try? >> guest: of course. >> host: are you sure? i need you to hold the microphone. >> guest: if anything happens, hit q for quick. >> host: kids can program this? >> guest: yes. it's to teach the student. we sta

takes us to decan, a town in northern kosovo, where his great grandfather owned several businesses and was able to help many people. he and another relative take us around the streets and show ushere jews were hidden from the ss and their henchmen. many of the buildings were destroyed during the kosovo war almost 20 years ago -- little has been done to rebuild them. bajram: he and his helpers smuggled many jews through this street, bringing them to the village where our ancestors lived. he then smuggled them to albania and hid them from the occupiers. reporter: the ruins are mute witnesses to these heroic acts. over 2000 jews were saved from nazi persecution. they were taken in as part of the family, according to the traditional albanian honor code, besa, which obliges people to care for those in need. genci: we have this tradition here in this region. we're even bound to risk our own lives to save the lives of others. reporter: the two families never lost contact after genci's great grandfather saved votim's mother. back in prizren, votim shows us pictures that bear witness to the vibrancy of jewish life before the war. votim: the last yeshiva, jewish school. reporter: despit

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you can literally burn yourself quite badly. >> they've got a mannequin head they're going to use to show usts of it. >> all right. >> oh! >> like indiana jones. >> it is pretty wild. >> his face is gone. it's gone. >> so that's an issue they're going to have to think about. they're not giving up on this idea. they're going to have to figure this out. this is an ongoing project. to continue following it, check out the hacksmith youtube channel. >>> it's really not advisable to go into a dark forested area where you don't have satellite navigation in your car because this could happen. >> do it all the time. >> everyone did it before, like five years ago. >> this pair of folks in it, in unfamiliar territory. however, i introduce to you cat man. the man who posted this video on twitter says this cat is the one who led them to the road to get out of the woods. >> they're in a car right now. and kitty's just like, this way, everybody! get out of my forest! >> would you actually follow it, though? >> i think it's remarkable that they decided to follow along. because you don't really know where th

us live showing us the scary moments. jodi? >> reporter: janel, witnesses tell us it was terrifying. the car owner and a police officer were injured during that carjacking and chase. tonight the two suspects remain on the loose. you're looking at surveillance video of a carjacking going sideways in east oakland. >> it's scary. it was very, very scary. >> reporter: police say it all started when the owner of a porsche suv met with two prospective car buyers for a test drive. police say instead of a test drive they shot the car owner in the elbow, then took off, sparking a police chase into a dead end street. >> i saw an suv just shoot out this way. >> reporter: witnesses say the suv made a quick u-turn and crashed into the police car that was in pursuit. >> basically the side of the door was smashed, and the window was shattered all over. >> reporter: then the stolen car smashed into a van, flipping it over. police surrounded the suv with guns drawn, but the carjackers had already bailed out taking off on foot. >> i hope had he catch them, yeah. really scared. >> reporter: now both th

use. not on a calendar year basis. so, the most recent data is for november 2017 and that water use shows us 13% lower than the predrought use in 2013. and really trending downward back to that redline, which is quite interesting and something we're continuing to watch and the ongoing question is how much rebound do we end up having if anything in the wintertime. one of the things we are starting to see is a little bit of spread between total water use and savings, and water use and savings, meaning they're using slightly more p.u.c. suspect please than they usually do. two thing we're investigating for this. there's northern san ma toy yo county that are taking supplemental surface supplies and in november they were all taking that water. so that impacts that. the other thing is there are four agencis that have put in a minimum purchase requirement from you and they have all been put on notice as of this july that they have to achieve that. each and every one of them is making -- when they have a choice to make, purchasing more p.u.c. water in an attempt to meet that minimum purchase requirement. overall for fiscal year

us show us a picture of your pothole. >> recognize these dudes? philadelphia police release new video shows the faces of fans who turn wreckless while celebrating the super bowl win and we're one day away from the first medical marijuana being distributed, under pennsylvania's new program. >> today is a new day. really is a new day for pennsylvanians. >> we will take you inside the first dispensaries are you set to open its doors in our area, tomorrow. we will take a look around. >> and this is the last time i'm going to say this, love is in the air. >> yes, it is valentine day, which means local flower shops are extremely busy right now. we're following the flowers from the shop to your stoop. >> to your stoop. >> oh. first flower orders coming in. >> flower delivery. >> bingo. >> look at that big box! >> somebody? >> addressed to? >> alex? >> let's take a look. >> o beautiful! >> i will always love you. here is the card. let me get my. >> very appropriate for today. >> peace and love. allen from west philly who watches the show every day, fox 29 is number one dilly dilly. >> dilly dilly. >> no kidding. >> that's great. >> sweet. >> a guy doesn't often get flowers, that's very nice. >> that's nice. >> to for all of usroup. >> nice that people think of us on a day of love. >> any candy in there. >> no, not a bit.

thank you very showing us your product. showing us your product. this has been the communicators on c-span. the consumer electronic show. anything you have seen today you can watch at c-span.org. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. years, mtv has featured the nations best known of nonfiction writers for life conversations about their books. featuring best-selling fiction writers. join us live on sunday at noon eastern. his other novels include "so no one." our special series, in-depth fiction addition, live at noon to 3 p.m.. >> we are now joined by michael allen. he is a former majority staff director for the house permanent committee on intelligence. director, he is zero to discuss the release of the intelligence committee memo and the potential impact on the mueller investigation.

another live camera for us showing us cape may.d to tell where it's from because we've got two things going on. foggy conditions and i also believe wet roadways and water accumulated on the lens itself of this camera. been rain moving through. there's going to be more rain passing through the shore going into the next several hours. take a look at the temperatures in our jersey shore neighborhood numbers. cape may point, 45 degrees. dennis township at 46. we're at 43 in seattle city. these numbers are not much different than yesterday. again, starting in the 40s. very mild. just rain that we are talking about in this forecast because the numbers are well above freezing. there's a look at radar and satellite. some of the showers did pass by over the last couple of hours. notice right now, cape may and most of atlantic county are quiet. we go up farther to the north and you see that just the tip of ocean county getting some rain, a little pocket of heavy rain along lbi. not a lot going on against the shore at this point. most of the

. >> reporter: the saudi arabian government invited us to yemen to show us their version of the war there. these fighters are take us to the front line. which is at the top of the mountain range. for nearly three years, saudi arabia has been backing these yemeni government soldiers fighting a brutal war against rebels who have seized swaths of land. they killed this houthi gunman two month as go they told us. yemeni general, told us saudi abe strikes are helping him win back the barren hills. and the saudis are supported in this war, by the u.s. >> houthi positions are less than a mile away. have you lost family members, friends? >> too many. >> both side in this fight are accused of war crimes. but with weapons supplied by the u.s., saudi arabia is capable of much greater damage. the saudi led coaliton has hit weddings, markets and schools with air strikes, according to a u.n. report. and aid groups say a saudi blockade, contributed to starvation and deadly cholera outbreak. thousands have died. >> we are not part of the famine or, or, the security in yemen. >> colonel is a spokesman for the saudi led coalition. sa

us, show us the work they've been doi ining over alls time. lot of the conduct alleged may not ever see the inside of a courtroom. so what's next? it's sort of reading between the lines. the russian government was not named in the indictment. americans that were even named were unwitting and not truly named in the sense that they were charmed with a crime. so it seems to me that this indictment leaves open the very real very likely possibility that additional indictments are coming, and we can read the tea leaves all day, they obviously crafted this with two things in mind, to leave their options open and secondly so that people out there, like usher bad guys, might not figure out what the next steps are. >> i have a feeling we'll hear from bob mueller in about 20 years or so in a book and people clamoring to are that interview as well. i'm putting that out there. >> it won't be 20 years. >> maybe mike five? >>aybe l so nick, hearing from james clapper he sort of echoed what danny here is saying, this is ohm e tip of the iceberg. want to take a listen to that and then i want to you weigh in. >> other shoes to drop here besides this indictment which by the way i think does, did serve to validate with a higher evidentiary bar the intelligence community assessment. not addressed here is potential involvement of the russian government. another thing that we haven't seen much of is financial entanglements between the trump organization before the election and during it. >> how crucial do you think these financial entanglements that clapper is talking about here are. >> i think it's the whole ball game frankly. the russian effort was

us and show us where we should be focusing our attention. who are the drug couriers, who are the cyber criminals, who are the money launderers and there is information within those reports so we are able to run proactive queries, or actually have employees who sit down and read the sar's, and are able to access that information. one of my goals is to work with the treasury and to ensure that information is useful to us. two major there is an effort that is resulting in information that is usable to us. we will work with him under the leadership of kevin fargo. to besto understand how use that information. we will continue in the coming months to be more effective and how we process that information. moderator: are there areas where these companies can better coordinate with the treasury and ultimately the doj? are there things you look at during the process, money laundering and anti-terrorism, and a say, i wish we could improve this? are there any suggestions you could make with how the government could improve the system? rod rosenstein: there are and we encourage feedback. many of you have the bank secrecy act. i have had conversations with compliance officials from a number of major institutions, many of whom who have experience and have a particular sensitivity about this issue and are eager to find ways they can cooperate with us proactively. t u.s. the looking a first line of defense. y

this shows us how cold the errors, thejet north. this shows usrth. this shows us how cold the errors, thejet stream, this north. this shows us how cold the errors, the jet stream, this sunday night into monday, you can see how far side the milder air has been pushed to the cold air is well—established as we go into monday and here are the snow showers another weather system is stuck in this cold air and when we get weather fronts stuck in cold air, that spells trouble. later on monday, this is the afternoon, into tuesday morning, we could be talking about a covering of snow like this in some northern parts of the country. we are not done with the snow yet. it could be heading our way. this is bbc news. the headlines at three o'clock. the head of oxfam denies a cover—up over claims that haiti aid workers paid for sex, as ministers order a review. oxfa m oxfam was actually proactive in going to the british public, the department for international development and the charity commission, to explain that there had been serious misconduct and we had be

us. sky7 showing us the beautiful white-capped peaks. gorgeous from this perspective. matt keller is live i livermore with more. matt? >> reporter: hi, you don't even have to go up into the foothills or mountains to see snow. we're standing here in the valley. check this out. that's mt. diablo. yeah, so much snow there with hopes this is just the beginning. here's something you don't see very often. sure, a dog behind the wheel of a car is strange, but we're talking about the snow in the foothills above livermore. >> it's unusual, but it's beautiful. >> reporter: the snow came early this morning. this video was shot around 2:00 a.m. on mines road. >> it's down to the green part of the road. >> reporter: the snow was sticking to the ground. sticking to the trees. sticking to the cars. in fact, the snow stuck on the cars for hours as people drove into downtown livermore, giving us a thumbs up. why wouldn't you give these views a thumbs up? from mt. hamilton to mt. diablo, white peaks making a statement in late february. we may not have received as much snow and rain as we would have liked up to this part of the season, but winter isn't done yet. >> it's great to see it. hopefully it will stay for three or four days. >> reporter: that man, brian bruce, has lived here since 1965. he says the latest in the season he's seen snowfall was may 19th in 1999. we still have a long way to go. reporting live in livermore, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> chains are required on all vehicles without snow tires in the sierra right now. this caltrans camera at i-80 and soda springs shows you why. in kingvale police stopped cars to make sure. when you see rain, snow or stormy weather where you live, take photos or video and share it with us on social media with #abc7now. >>> rain last year caused devastating flooding in san jose. the community came together to heal and

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i called wray show us the application. show us the information. >> he was suspected for an agent. and that was why they were asking for a warrant to surveil. >> if you had other information on carter page, why didn't you use it. why did you rely on the dossier. >> congressman himes was clear. they didn't tell the court that the democratic national committee paid for it. >> like the nunes memo that is a mi misrepresentation of the facts. remember this, congressman jordan said four times they went to the fisa court and that is exactly right. four times they went and under the rules each of those times when they apply for a renewal of that fisa warrant, they would have to convince the judge not just that the original information was solid, but that the surveillance was producing a new evidence. that is indicative of the fact that these wiretaps or whatever they were were developing new and different evidence quite apart from whatever was used in the dossier. >> they didn't tell them who paid for the dossier. they didn't tell them about bruce and nellie ohr. >> every time -- >> every t

transportation curator matt anderson shows us cars used by presidents true man, eisenhower, carter and reagan. and the lincoln continental that john f. kennedy was riding in when he was assassinated. >> my name is matt anderson. i'm curator of transportation here at the henry ford. we are inside the henry ford museum of american innovation, just outside our driving america exhibit where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. we're actually standing in front of series of presidential limousines telling the story of the development of presidential transportation over the last 117 years or so. behind me is a 1902 clarj used by theodore roosevelt. by the time of his administration it's a common occurrence of cars moving on public streets. roosevelt, for all of the reputation he has is a forward looking progressive. they thought there was a formality appropriate to the dig any to the office and he had a progressive and man of the people image he wanted to protect and automobiles were thought of as play things for the wealthy. it wouldn't do him good riding around in

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kpix 5 andrea nakano shows us what it -- andria borba shows us what it takes to get ready. >> reporter: before the dragon can wind its way through the streets of san francisco tomorrow, these barricades behind me have to go up along market street, preparing for the thousands upon thousands expected for the chinese new year parade. all signs of san francisco point to a party. the san francisco symphony rehearsing. >> it's a great day to celebrate. and i love this is the year of the dog. >> reporter: the sparkling floats are getting finishing touches. >> we started in early december with the small crew. and then we got very busy in january, even busier in february, and wrapped it up the last few days. >> and tiaras are getting shined in preparation for the year of the dog. >> and this is a celebration, a time of renewal and a time to be with family and friends and to be happy and celebrate new year's together. >> the parade route will begin along market street and then up gary, loop around union square, and finally up kearney to the corner of columbus. the countdown clock is on for the y

use a bot to do it likes to do follow those shares to do read to you all of the above. yeah absolutely and if you'd like i can show you a more black cat example using entirely fictional accounts and the programs practice and he showed us how you bought might be used to spread this information on facebook through friend requests so this is a fake account that we have and let's say that we want to. get some idea out there let's say that we want people to believe that. or. another modified. so corgis are dogs right yes so this is some fake news yes they just. going to post that on my wall. and now i can run this and clicking this add friend button. and that it is just going out there and it's clicking add friends at random exactly endlessly and looks like and what's going to happen is these people when they get that friend message they're going to come back to tyrone's profile and they're going to try to figure out what it is and when they do that they're going to see that message boards are genetically modified and if the message is something that people are curious about we're going to start talking about it and possibly even believe it to be true turn explained how bots can also be used to lure people to pages like he

one year turkey is a country where the rule of law applies one hear us than you know show us or two to that nurses jews asians or us like normal terrorists have there have their cases that's something for the ports to design and presenting human rights there is one person and a lot more one year in a turkish prison please explain me how is it possible on one side like you are pleading for human rights and somebody is in prison one year and nobody knows why not. there is not enough actual accusation. there is evidence against there that is lying or than a prison i understand arguing with and trying to present the reality in a different way but. there emerges in that realisation if there had been very serious or no nobody would be held in any prison without these a very sharp facial actions zation like the principles and the standards of international human rights and not yes or no the guy is now one year in prison yes or no i mean you have i'm saying nobody's about the law saw the courts will decide the idea of his means there is internationally one year in prison without accuser that is not the case that is the cas

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>> you know, the other thing this shows us, nicolle, this shows us fake news in action, and how, how dangerous and corrosive it can be. a hostile foreign power can use fake news to influence an election, you know, that junk that you get on social media isn't just random junk. it can be very specifically aimed at a political objective, aimed that way by a foreign government. this is an incredible situation, and i don't see how you don't look at this as an emergency. i mean, it's something that this country really has to confront because it happened in 2016. there is no reason it won't happen again in 2018 and 2020 unless wu e get our arms around this and figure a way we can kind of tell truth from politically motivated falsehood on the internet. >> but, eugene, where does that happen? because last time i looked, the house intel committee, which would normally have a role in getting outraged and getting to the bottom of this, they were busy ramming through over the grave concerns of the director of the fbi, a document with the sole purpose of smearing the very secret fisa court system a

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my colleagues, let us forge the bipartisan agreement that the american people want and the dreamers deserve. let us end this crisis. then after this bipartisan show of good faith, let us again take up the kind of comprehensive immigration reform that many of us in this body have already voted to pass so we can fix our broken immigration system once and for all. i do not believe, however, that solving the daca crisis which president trump in a sense created should come at the cost of radically restructuring legal immigration. according to the conservative cato institute, president trump's immigration proposals in exchange for resolving the daca crisis would result in an approximate 44% reduction in legal immigration, legal immigration. this would be the largest cut to immigration in nearly a century. in addition to the profound effects such cut would have on american families, culture, and opportunities, it would also level a massive blow to the american labor force and economic growth. according to the cato institute and independent research firm macko advisors, this could cut our projected economic growth rate by 12.5% in the next year or two. that would be a signifi

transportation curator matt anderson shows us cars used by presidents truman, eisenhower, carter and reagan, and the lincoln continental that john f. kennedy was riding in when he was assassinated. >> my name is matt anderson and i'm curator of transportation here at the henry ford. we are inside the henry ford museum of american innovation. just outside our driving america exhibit, where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. we're actually standing in front of a series of presidential limousines, which tell the story of the development of presidential transportation over the last 117 years or so. right behind me is a 1902 carriage used by president theodore roosevelt. it becomes a force of the united states, starting in 91890, but by the time of roosevelt's administration, it's a common occurrence to see cars moving on public streets. roosevelt, interestingly enough, for all the reputation he has as a real forward-looking progressive, never really cared much for automobiles. he wanted to rain in horse-drawn vehicles. partly there was a formality that was app

we have countries that are taking advantage of us they're charging us massive tariffs to for us to sell our product into those countries and when they show to us zero we charge them zero. well like to stupid people and i don't like to have that anymore so we're going to change that and we're going to make it clear and that i call that fair trade china's foreign ministry responded by emphasizing that no one benefits from imposing tariffs. countries have such massive economies such a high volume of mutual trade and such a deep degree of joint mutual benefits so within the domain of trade to have some differences and friction is difficult to avoid but what's important is that we need to look at these with a rational and objective attitude and act in the spirit of mutual respect and fair benefits to have dialogue and consultation to appropriately handle and control the matter. but trump seems to termonde to follow through with his plan no matter how the chinese might try to explain the situation to him. now german companies fear that they'll be the next targets of donald trump's fair trade tariffs even more so to a welcome rebound for steel

us into her house of metal works to dry out. >> nice and toasty in here. >> reporter: everyone came prepared for a jewelry design class. showing us how they use these hammers. they weren't as ready for the mounting snowflakes outside the door. >> i mean, we don't have a shovel. >> reporter: can't blame them, based on recent weather patterns. >> mother nature's been crazy. it's beautiful one day, next day snow. >> reporter: amber drove to visit grandma but decided to walk home as road conditions worsened. >> i live down the street here. i'll probably leave my car there and get it tomorrow. >> reporter: it has been a pain to shovel this stuff. it is so heavy and moving it around a challenge for people. all that slush, that's also a danger, because it may refreeze. you want to be careful out there. salt is your friend. >> team coverage continues in montgomery county. nbc 10's andrea kline thomas live in king of prussia in storm force 10. how are those road conditions looking? >> reporter: denise, good news, the snow has stopped here in king of prussia. take a look right now, leaving behind a couple of inches of accumulation you see. crews are pr

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show us the application. show us the transcript. i'm for making everything transparent, including the democratic memo when done with our sources and methods. >> that's a big if, though, right? that's a hedge. old on a second. i don't want to talk over you. one, you just gave yourself an out on the democrat memo that you expressly didn't want on the republican memo. subject to what the community -- you treat thepld like there was some dirty object as part of a toxic political -- >> majority memo. >> you didn't even use them. >> on the committee voted to release two memos. >> and you delayed it. you put in a delay to get your message out first. you painted this picture of the intelligence community as nefarious. you could have put them out at the same time. >> it is the exact same process. >> yes, it is. >> why is the intelligence community, why is the fbi, why are they meeting and talking about the memo and discussing what to redact when they didn't with yours? >> chris, because when you do something wrong, you don't want it made publ