the vase.nd the rope upside down. when the vase is just past horizontal, the ball will roll towards its mouth and get wedged in against the rope. turn the vase upside down and the rope will stay stuck inside. in fact, it's so stuck, you can even hang the vase from the rope. so there you have it, 2 great tricks to help you start your own micro-monster circus. tricks to help you start your own micro-monster circus. and who knows, once the word kids will spend 8 minutes decorating their little brother. brushing for two minutes now, can save your child from severe tooth pain later. two minutes, twice a day. they have the time. allegra-d d-congests, d-pressurizes so you can breathe. a fast, non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. allegra-d. d-fense against allergy congestion. - i'm investigating the lizard man, a terrifying creature that first showed up 20 years ago. it seems like every time someone sees him there's a car in the picture. look, i just got a call from sheriff truesdale.

but it's a super vase, actually. what do we got on it? got--on this side, i've got bamboo, chrysanthemum, peony here and a pruner's tree, all very, very typical japanese themes. the cover here, well, it was silvered once, but someone in the family is a very keen cleaner. sunday afternoon polishing. that's you? no, me old man. your old man was the polisher? a ferocious polisher, yeah. he took it off long before-- yeah, he was a little ferocious, because you can see where there's a bit of silver left over. i think it's a lovely thing. and i suppose when it comes to the marketplace, we've got to think what it might fetch. i work in the auction business, but if that came into an auction, i'd expect it to fetch, i don't know, £1,500. blimey corks, gov'ner. he wasn't that mean, your father. he wasn't that daft. yeah, good lad. you know, i don't normally do duets because-- i picked you both out of the crowd because you've never met before, have you? no, we haven't. so we're not talking mister and missus or anything like that. but i'm here to tal

you find in a vase ♪ it will brighten the base ♪ ♪ don't let them die on the vine it's a waste ♪ ♪ grace put the flowers you find in a vase ♪ ♪ if you're dead in the mind it will brighten the base ♪ ♪ don't let them die on the vine it's a waste ♪ ♪ grace [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want to thank liam hemsworth. i want to thank coe grace moretz. and i want to apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. he will be rescheduled. tomorrow josh duhamel, we'll barbecue with adam perry lang and we'll have music from luke bryan. this is their album called off the air with " "this is the last time." you can see the full performance at jimmykimmellive.com. once again, the national! good night! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh ♪ when i lift you up you feel ♪ like a hundred times yourself ♪ ♪ i wish everybody knew what's so great about you ♪ ♪ oh ♪ but your love is such a swamp ♪ ♪ you don't think before you jump ♪ ♪ and i said i wouldn't get sucked in ♪ ♪ i ♪ this is the last time ♪ oh ♪ don't tell anyone i'm here did ♪ >>> tonight on "nightline" -- lose 20 pounds in less than fou

♪ ♪ don't let them die on the vine it's a waste ♪ ♪ grace ♪ grace ♪ put the flowers you find in a vase moretz. and i want to apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time. he will be rescheduled. tomorrow josh duhamel, we'll barbecue with adam perry lang and we'll have music from luke bryan. this is their album called "trouble will find me." playing us off the air with "this is the last time." you can see the full performance at jimmykimmellive.com. once again, the national! good night! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh ♪ when i lift you up you feel like a hundred times yourself ♪ ♪ i wish everybody knew what's so great about you ♪ ♪ oh ♪ but your love is such a swamp ♪ ♪ you don't think before you jump ♪ ♪ and i said i wouldn't get sucked in ♪ ♪ i ♪ this is the last time ♪ oh ♪ don't tell anyone i'm here did ♪ >>> tonight on "nightline," how a school employee talked down an alleged shooter. >> he was going to start shooting the kids. >> we traveled to egypt. one of the biggest american allies in the middle east. as the casualties begin to climb, we had an exclusive interview with the egyptia

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good luck with the historic preserve vasing and i am reached to digging down in the north beach areaf market and there is a lot of historic in that ground. when you are looking through the ground be sure not to break the bottles and find those and be careful with the historic finds that we used to find in the ground, thank you. >> good afternoon president hasz and commissioners and thank you for remembering alice at this meeting and my name is katherine and i was not planning on speaking today but this morning i had a message about alice from a friend in new york, susan tunack and she started friends of taracata and alice was a member and a supporter and the message from susan made me think about alice's reach and her influence. mostly it reminded me about alice's extreme generosity to so many organizations, large and small, and her willingness to lend her name to campaigns to save the historic buildings, to jump in and mentor individuals and grassroots groups who are interested in a particular cause such as saving a mission which is how i had the opportunity to meet her and get to k

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for the historical preserve vasing. >> we meet in two weeks. >> the 21st. >> okay. good. i will come then. >> and right at the beginning of the meeting. i want to make sure that i have a schedule appointment where i can just have my time to speak what i want. >> during general public comment. >> thank you very much. >> anyone from the public wish to speak on this item? >> thank you. >> good afternoon, i am representing the ownership of 1050 stanford street which is on the other side of this property and we own the alley way that is in the rear of 901 battery street and i want to apologize that the notice of this hearing was the first time that i heard of a project going on 901 battery, and i would like to request the final approval of the certificate of the appropriateness. and that i have the opportunity to talk to the sponsors, on whether their additional six-inch wall on the require alley encroaches on my property or not and that is my request. and if i might actually i believe that is handling in planning department. i mean that you will find that if the staff could c

i just thought it was a vase. okay. well, on that, we absolutely agree.ere i'm going to avail to illuminate you is by telling you, first of all, that it is a piece of glass and it's a really quite special piece, too. oh, i can feel my goosebumps coming up as i'm saying this. this is a really special thing. it's english, made in starbridge by thomas webb, the greatest of the late victorian glassmakers. won prizes all over the place. and it's decorated, i think, by the finest glass decorator in europe at the time. how am i doing so far? very good. i thought you'd be keen on that. now, his name was jules barbe. he was a frenchman who left paris after his wife was killed during the franco-prussian war. he said i've just had enough and i need a new scene. and he came to england and worked for thomas webb, for whom he won prizes and acclaim across europe as the world's finest glass decorator. and you, unbeknownst to you, have an example of his work. and this is an ivory base decorated in the aesthetic style with an amalgam, a mish-mash if you like, of geometric

you can put your flower vase, you know, in the center all the way along. if you want it more modern, you know, just maybe 3 or 4 along the table. and then, you dress it up with candles, and today, we've got either real candles. i would stay away from scented for christmas because you've got so many, you know, different smells coming out of your lovely dinner. um, or l.e.d. candles. and if you've got relatives who drink a bit too much like mine, these might be a little bit safer. these are very, very hot this year. i like to always incorporate my tree, though, into my table, and one of the things i really love doing is creating something that's not just a conversation piece or something that people can take home with them as a gift, but also, is very personal. take an ornament from your tree, um, and then, make this a place setting, but make it something that means something to somebody else, but maybe they have to guess. or maybe there's a boy at the table you fancy. piece of ribbon through either the wire or the string, and just take one of your best napk

this vase of water will do. see?he rounded sides combined with the water make things big, just like my magnifying glass. marvelous! aha! narrator: maybe george could use a vase to inspect his own crime scene. that dr. onhistoes! no spill got past him! (barks) what do you see, detective? detective? man: detective? we're here. aha. (horse neighs) you've got your work cut out for you this time, detective needstoknow. detective george needstoknow wasn't worried. (barks) ha-ha. with his trusty assistant dr. hundley dachshund by his side, he was certain to solve the case. it's a-detective needstoknow. he's a-come to solve-a the mystery, mate. (chuckles) ha-ha-ha. tell him what happened, chef. well, i was making my shepherd's pie. i go to seat my guest. i hear a noise. i come back and poof! like that, my recipe-- she's disappeared. gnocchi, no walking in-a the food. dr. dachshund didn't like a messy crime scene. (growls) (chatters) but messes might contain clues. (sniffs) ah. it smelled like flour and gravy. huh. oh, no. de

usually all policemen undergo control there are police officers that are connected to illegal got to vase. and then. what if there might be traces or someone might have taken drugs so there was a smell left over a lot but it's we have to investigate. any possibility that he might be carrying drugs. being active in urban areas. three hundred percent. it's a fifty caliber machine gun. we've confiscated from organized crime. right now in the warehouse. we have. with these guns. and it's two to three battalions of five hundred. this is a fifty six caliber machine it takes its function is automatic. yes . this is the ar fifteen. this is a high precision. yes this is a short barreled rifle. and here's a rocket launcher the gangsters use. and here we have confiscated marijuana twelve tons in total money one way of cocaine heroin you need different substances for the preparation of crystal meth and materials for the perpetration of synthetic drugs but why is the army responsible for the safe keeping of narcotics. because the civil authorities trust us that the drugs here will knock at last to or

. >> campbell's mayor, and the vase mayor helped host today's blood drive. >> i think this is a public safety issue. >> we have a blood shortage in our community. >> the bay area red cross says northern california needs 300 pints a day and does not have enough donors. >> today the mayor and vice mayor were not allowed to give blood because they are gay. >> you can be in a relationship with a man for 15 years and cannot donate blood. >> the red cross says they're following the national policy set knew the usfda. >> they have banned gay donors since 1983 on the increased risk of hiv. >> the fda says screening is not foolproof. >> if somebody's infected with hiv, there is a window it will not show up. >> those who traveled in certain users, drug users, and certainly patient medications, all donor provided information. >> the safety of blood supply should rely on test. >> we use science to determine the criteria for tainted blood or not and so it's very important that we look at behavior and using science rather than a discriminatory policy >> reporter: the red cross has been on the record

she this expensive vase if it's earthquaked it will not fall because we use this. a silly puddy you put on if you have things of value you don't want breaking in an earthquake, grab this. all hardware stores have them. anybody have this at home? >> this is, why is this a hazard aside from it being in an earthquake? most of the home it is built in the city before the 1850's was meant for one socket not for a stereo and everything plugged into it it was meant for one item. hazardous material. this draino and different things, read the labels. it's important to know what you have in the home in case somebody injest it. make sure you know what you have so you don't cross contaminate. you don't want to put bleach next to ammonia. in a disaster if /taeu break and mix, what will happen. you will have a hazardous material place in your house. how about this? the typical garage. most people don't have gas in the suburbs you do. if you have lawn mowers. store it low. gas fumes will creep down to the bottom. if you have to store gas, store it mostly full. if you have an empty

look at that vase. amazing. $1 $125? >> yeah, well, we can do better. say, $50. >> reporter: this looks like a corkscrew. >> it's like a swiss army version. i think $15 would be a good starting point. >> reporter: i got a silver plated dove for $15 and a match strike which was unique and vintage from france discounted for $20. i love it. time to show our goods. okay, guys, how did we do? >> looks like everyone did pretty darned well. >> reporter: all this for $300? >> you got some really great stuff. >> we did. if you're not an expert, you have to fall in love with what you're buying because you don't know the total worth until you get it home and appraised. you have to love it and get a bargain. >> you got all these things apprai appraised. >> we did. this egg beater is made out of a resin made in the 20th century. a lot of jewelry, is very collectible and it still works so she did nicely with this. this turned out to be about $25 to $30 and she paid $12. so she doubled her investment. the lamp very cool. >> i like the lamp. >> our appraiser said if th

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this vase of water will do. see?hef. well, i was making my shepherd's pie. i go to seat my guest. i hear a noise. i come back and poof! like that, my recipe-- she's disappeared. gnocchi, no walking in-a the food. dr. dachshund didn't like a messy crime scene. (growls) (chatters) but messes might contain clues. (sniffs) ah. it smelled like flour and gravy. huh. oh, no. detective needstoknow had left his magnifying glass at home. aha. luckily he found something that just might work. (chuckling) (growls, sniffs) luckily there was plenty of water nearby. he just had to squeeze a bit to make it round like the vase. ooh... ah. (giggles) now detective needstoknow could look for clues. huh. aha. (gasps) george: oh, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. (slurps) ah! (chatters) (clock chiming onscreen) (exclaims) (yawns, mumbles) (movie soundtrack playing) this is your man. i say, how do you do it, sir? easy-peasy, dr. onhistoes. i just examine the clues. (applause) (barks) i guess you should have taken that nap, huh, george? (chattering ag

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would say that i would that the staff raised and we get to the factors of mitigation, and ago agree vasing, raise two options. and one would be an option which left no discretion really in the staff and the other option was one where they could consider them without without restriction in one, the staff would prefer the first and i would prefer the second, i think that some of the factors clearly are much more important than others. >> okay. >> do we need to... do we need a motion to approve this? >> yes. >> so, a motion to approve these recommendations, with the change, if you wish to move it to... do we want to say 14 days? ten business days? >> yes. 14 days. >> yes, we are assuming that you want to change that to 14 days and then using the second consideration option where we would present to the commission and rather than the labor staff. >> yeah, that is a great motion. >> and i make a motion that we accept the changes in the enforcement and settlement and penalties with the change of five business days to 14 days, is it ten business days? >> just like 14 days, that will be two weeks.

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