between two of the animal-form beds was fnd a cache of abaster vases. almost all of them had had their contents of unguents removed by thieves. precious oils must have been extremely valuable in tutankhamun's time, inasmuch as the tomb robbers choose them over many other objects in the tomb. this vase is impressive for its carving, but it is also interesting for its symbolic reference to the unification of egypt. at one time, egypt was two countries: the delta area called lower egypt and the southern region called upper egypt. when the two countries were united in 3100 b.c., the concept of unification became a theme, which continued throughout egypt's long history. tied together, symbolizing unity, are the lotus of upper egypt and the papyrus of lower egypt. it took the archaeologists seven weeks to clear this antechamber. now they were ready to open a third sealed door in their search for the pharaoh. carter and carnarvon had no idea of what to expect when they broke down the doorway. what they saw was beyond their imagination. it looked like a solid w

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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

there would be probably a group of ornaments, a little sort of pair of these, perhaps a little taller vase to go in a little cabinet of curiosities, a cabinet of beauty, and that's where it would have been, and i think in value about 1,000 pounds. really? so a nice little present. i had no idea. well, this is a remarkable collection. i've never seen so many e. m. forsters. tell me how you made this collection. well, it wasn't me, it was my father in particular who was a doctor in coventry, and retired now, and he was an avid book collector and took a particular interest in forster, especially after meeting him. and so is this the reason why you've got, what, three, four signed copies? uh, i think so, yes. that's quite amazing because he didn't sign very much, as far as i know. i gather not. my father was very careful to ask his host at the time would he mind terribly before bringing, i think, the books one at a time, but he met him on a number of occasions, and he had tea at my parents' house, and i joined them there once as a student. so you actually met forster himself? yes, i did. i thi

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

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

the new act vase evacuation -- act evacuation lock will make it hard to reuse a phone. the new operating system re, replaces the 3-d icon. it's about the magic number, it's staying the same at six, that could change tonight. >> it could. no sinkage as of now. you watch the game, a's and angels. the magic number had nothing to do with the standing. it was magic for 2 run homers. mike trout in the 1st inning. griffin had problem giving up the long ball. trout two-run homer. the a's match it. coco crisp. with a two-run homer. says pedestrianis -- cespedes. fourth of the year. hamilton, knows it's gone as soon as he hits it. hamilton has been a disappointment. not on that swing. texas in progress with tampa. 2-2 in the 7th inning. we don't know about the magic number. the 49ers if they put the game in seattle in the past in the rear view as soon as possible. they have to improve the rushing game. frank gore has been stonewalled. 30 carries for 60 yards. that's 2 yards a carry. they need to run the ball more. frank gore just wanted victory. >> i'm a team guy. i'm going to do

. >> without any mental recess vase and that i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i'm about to enter during such time asia i hold the office of. >> for the city and county of san francisco. for the city and county of san francisco >> congratulations i want to thank you. (clappin (clapping). >> good afternoon. my name is louis i'm the executive director of the mission economic development agency. i'll very pleased to be here to share our work with the neighborhood. first met

she opens the first gift and it's a vase. and then she opens her second gift.e is in a librarian, so her daughter and son-in-law decided to send them a book. >> one of my favorites. >> yeah, but she's a librarian. doesn't she kind of know that one by heart. >> keep watching. >> no, wait, mom. why would we give you that? >> they look puzzled because both of them have sort of settled on the idea that they're probably never going to have grandkids. but it finally do you know dawn >> of course. of course. >> you're having a baby. >> yes. they're having a baby! >> but there's one more pre. >> open the other gift. >> yeah. >> so she opens the third gift. and outcomes a little onesy that says -- >> oh, my gosh. >> it says one. >> if there's a one, there has to be a two. >> i think that grandma is happy. >> yeah. >> this is so much better than the phone call. you know? because if you're just hearing this on the phone, it's nowhere near as good. >> right. >>> steven, it is pet time for people who want to be in the know. >> who doesn't? >> now people will know how diaper

the next vase tomorrow and that means more dollars and you can bet those people are pulling for team oracle to keep it going. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a bill to strip the boy scouts of america of its tax exempt status in california stalled. it was to pressure the boy scout to lift its ban on gay members. the bill would deny state tax breaks to any non-profit group that discriminates on the basis of gender, identity, race, sexual orientation or religious. >> senate bill 323 is a bill that effects not just the boy scouts, so many youth organizationings and it is -- organizations and it is a tax on values. >> leaders say the bill stalled in the wake of the irs scandal. >>> shares in tesla motors hit a record today. stock jumped 8% today approaching $180 mark. analysts said the company was expected to outperform expectations and the demand is going up. they closed below $178 today. a gain of 7%. >>> google released its wallet app, it lets people make mobile payments instead of a credit card or cash. this is their latest attempt to challenge apple. >>> a mother remembers her

. >> reporter: this vase from the 30th century. this is a unique feature is it's golden luminousness. they convert silver and copper but no gold. luster ware is said to prevent the pinnacle of art. this is the national museum in iran, this july, held official lusterware exhibition. >> translator: all the work was wonderful. each piece had depth and character. >> reporter: all the pieces were not different. it was by a japanese photo. she was -- a living national treasure who led the lusterware revival. many of the achieved techniques over hundreds of years. lusterware was aware of -- >> translator: i thoughts, this was a mysterious kind of pottery. it has the glow of amber. i've never seen such irdesense. >> reporter: he was guided by ancient iranian pottery and he figured out a formula for the pigments and the best way to build. he led a global revival of lusterware. this is a guest of the exhibition. he has a passion for the craft and he has been teaching. over 100 photos were in the demonstration. mohammed alaie is from pakistan

so she opens the first gift and it's a vase. and then she opens her second gift. now she is a librarian so her daughter and son-in-law decided it would be cute to send her a book. >> one of my favorites. >> she's a librarian. shouldn't she already kind of know that one by heart? >> keep watching. >> can i open number three? >> no wait, mom, why would we give you that? >> because i'm a librarian and i like books. >> the book puzzled because most of them have sort of settled on the idea that they're probably never going to have grandkids. but then it finally dawns on them -- >> am i going to have somebody to read this to? >> of course. >> of course. >> they're having a baby. >> yes. >> we're going to be grandparents. >> but there's one more surprise. >> what? >> what's the other gift? >> so she opens the third gift and out comes a little onesie that says -- which means there's two. >> i think that grandma is happy. >> yeah. this is so much better than a phone call. you know, because if you are just hearing this on the phone, it's nowhere near as good. >> it's the be

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

they had decorative vases, stairways. the whole idea was someone would come home from work and he should be elevated and think great thoughts. he should not be in the hustle and bustle of the urban environment. there were very restrictive. they tried to say you had to have certain setbacks and you could not use buildings for other than the residents, and you could not be a minority unless you had permission. that was a big problem. >> they are still here. you can see this place. >> i am not positive i know where this is. can you aureate me? >> that is ocean avenue on the bottom left. the center line of that is myrmar ave. what is there that anybody would know? there are two gates. on the monterey side, there's a beautiful ornamental gate that welcomes people. all bungalows. >> what do you mean by that? >> traditionally, it is all on of little half story -- it is up on a little half story. they are smaller homes. there were supposed to be within reach of the average working man. >> architecturally, the bomb blows -- bungal

. >> reporter: this vase is from around the third century. it incorporates silver and copper, but no gold. it's from royalty and said to be the pinnacle of ceramic art. the museum held an exhibition. >> translator: all the work was wonderful. each piece had depth and character. >> reporter: it was by a japanese potter. he learned many of the key techniques from over a hundred years. >> translator: i thought this is really a mysterious kind of pottery. it has the glow of amber. i'd never seen such iridescence. >> reporter: cato worked for 20 yea years. he was guided by pottery people. he figured out a formula for the pigments, and the best way to build it. he led the global revival of lusterware. he has a passion for the craft. over 100 people attended the demonstration. muhammad was one of them. he built the studio on his roof four years ago where he focused on making lusterware. lusterware is fired at about 600 degrees. >> translator: the design didn't come out. this is not good. i have to try again. >> reporter: cato shed some light on his

they had decorative vases, stairways. the whole idea was someone would come home from workd

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.

request and although, the staff original recommendation was consistent with the landmark preserve vasing advisory denial of the construction of the deck on the building back in 2005, staff concurs that the arc that given the reduced size of the roof deck and the substantial set back provided from the edges of the building, the new roof top additions appear to be minimally visible and will not result on the additional impact on the roof. >> based on the reveal of the proposed drawings and the specifickations it plans to meet it for the article plan for the following reasons and that the use of stucco finish is appropriate given that the building was finished in stucco prior to 1958 as documented in for by the photographic evidence and as evidenced in the analysis of the bricks as well as the existence of other structures and stucco finish for the immediate vicinity of the building and that the new windows will match and reference the windows along the facade and pattern for the side and the proportion and based again on the photographic evidence and that the north and south side elevation

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mass says technique used with variety did he vase and doesn't limit patients to specific brand of implantjust ahead. the animal just >> just ahead. the animal just voted world ugliest >> who can forget the disney movie up and the house soaring into the sky. well now a manager from north carolina attempting that trip in real life. >> 3, 2, 1. the balloon lifting him sky high. across the atlantic and trip could take 5 days. it will be a first if this journey is successful. seems like pretty tough. >> right now from high definition south beach camera this is looking at the 24 hour change and warmer today than yesterday. 6 degrees warmer in novato. antioch san francisco l. >> that could get it never gets totally hot there. >> thank you expense near okay. now to the winner of the world ugliest animal. there it is. ugly animal preservation society needed a mascot to put on line vote and winner is thi this. it looks like a little bit like character jab a the hut. this fish is real. live in the water off australia growing to about 12 inches and nobody ever has to feed them because scientist open

. >> when i come to your office, i hope it is in a vase. >> getting weirder by the minute.bolling, any more exploding packets? >> no more hand thing. anyway, this was going to be my one more thing on labor day, but we had to do a live show, got blown out. yesterday we stayed with that testimony all day. here is my one more thing. it is end of the summer. every year we do this. picture on the beach. this is our group. same group every year for the last ten years. we just love the summer. >> i like the five. >> is this a way to show yourself tan and half naked. >> my wife on the left, my son in the white shirt, a bunch of friends. his pal behind in the black shirt. >> are the other kids yours? >> jersey shore, baby. >> just one. >> bob, please, don't blow up the end of the show. i beg you, go ahead. >> kimberly has been in a bad mood. >> correct. >> yes! >> i'm fragile now. go ahead. >> there was a lot of controversy about president obama when this picture was shown in the newspaper. there he is with his foot on the desk, and eric and his pals went crazy. now i want to show y

now they are ready to roll out a smart did he vase you wear on the wrist. jonathan bloom spoke with tech writer would got a sneak peek days ahead of his official unveiling. >> it was phone call that made venture writer christina the envy of every journalist in the tech world. >> the person had access to a prototype of the samsung smart watch and if i would be able to rush down to silicon valley i would have the opportunity to play witness. >> when she araved this is what she saw. rectangular touch screen device you strap on the wrist. resemble sketch from filings for samsung smart watch. the one she tried on fully working and boy was it big. >> i struggled to put it on because it's quite crunchy and it may that the it will get stream line and smaller for the final sdirngs she couldn't photograph the watch she snapped these image from unrelessed marketing video shown. they show watch rung health related app tracking things like heart rate and bloop but there are also app for facebook and twitter and what you now do with your phone. >> mate want to use it jus

. >> when i come to your office, i hope it is in a vase. >> getting weirder by the minute.exploding packets? >> no more hand thing. anyway, this was going to be my one more thing on labor day, but we had to do a live show, got blown out. yesterday we stayed with that testimony all day. here is my one more thing. it is end of the summer. every year we do this. picture on the beach. this is our group. same group every year for the last ten years. we just love the summer. >> i like the five. >> is this a way to show yourself tan and half naked. >> my wife on the left, my son in the white shirt, a bunch of friends. his pal behind in the black shirt. >> are the other kids yours? >> jersey shore, baby. >> just one. >> bob, please, don't blow up the end of the show. i beg you, go ahead. >> kimberly has been in a bad mood. >> correct. >> yes! >> i'm fragile now. go ahead. >> there was a lot of controversy about president obama when this picture was shown in the newspaper. there he is with his foot on the desk, and eric and his pals went crazy. now i want to show you a couple other

. >> joining me now vase va democratic senator mark warner.get and banking committees and the joint economic committee. senator warner, what are your republican friend across the aisle, what do they not understand about the president when he says i will not negotiate? >> i don't get it. you know, i am a big advocate of bipartisanship. but nobody would responsibly say america ought to default. there has been a major industrial nation that defaulted. the most recent nation was argentina. and virtually people lost 60%, 70% of their total value, family value overnight. i just don't understand it. i don't think again, i am astonished we have wasted this week, playing russian roulette with the full credit and faith of america. i would say this, some of the republican folks have got to be willing to step up. some are willing to step up. the antics against some of the antics. as you said earlier there are folks on the other side right now driving the bus. they don't care if the bus is headed straight to the cliff. >> now, ted cruz, the other day -- di

probably the biggest disruptive inknow vase we've had is fracking. and i think we need to spend more time on the consumption side of natural gas. we saw gas went up today a little bit, natural gas, that encourages more fracking. i think the more consumption, the more fracking, the less chance of exporting natural gas, the less need to import oil. you know, if you really want to send a message to the middle east, stop importing oil and we'll spend a lot less money on defense. >> well, by the way, i think it was saudi prince al was li who said fracking was terrible for saudi arabia. yeah, no kidding. why are we having such a hard time agreeing on this, the environmentalists, those folks who say, look, it will get into the water supply. can we do this safely? >> we can. and i think all of the studies i've looked at -- you know, working closely with dan yergin from sura, and certainly some of the biggest fracking companies -- if you look at exxon mobil, chevron, i can tell you talking to those ceos, safety, environmental concerns are of the utmost import

we have everything here from vases to lamps to flowers to furniture to candles to wallpaper to greetingrds. >> okay. >> all i'm thinking about is customer flow and ease of access to product. the first impression in the business is the only impression that matters. so i'm bringing in some designers to help me reorganize the store and re-merchandise it. if the customers can find the inventory, they can buy it. and that's how we'll make money. there are workers everywhere around here. electricians... >> i'm going to get you light fixtures. >> okay. i'm looking for this thing to be as bright as day. not only is this building old, but it hasn't been maintained in years. i'm replacing fixtures, wiring, everything you can think of. we are installing security cameras, so i'll be able to literally, on my phone, click something and see all the different cameras. the security cameras are gonna tell me what departments are busy and which ones aren't and the traffic patterns of the customers. i also ordered gpss for all the vehicles. i've put a new inventory system in place, so i know where all the

like there's no one else to blame the vase getting broken on. >> i feel like maybe that's where creativity of stuff on my own. >> sure. i had imaginary friends. i was weird. >> i did, too. >> i could tell. you look like you had imaginary friends. >> a jokester, yes. whether it's giving me grief -- >> this is going to get awkward. >> it's going to get weird. >> or creating the latest installment of "tuesdays with 1992. and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. >> peyton manning, you're amazing. the denver broncos are a perfect 3-0. >> peyton manning and tlooks li well oiled machine. they're already setting records. he threw three touchdowns last night. he has 12 on the season, carol, and that's the most ever by a quarterback. the broncos won 37-21. they have now scored 127 points this season.

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> a word of ad vase for all new yorkers. -- of advice forg after anthony weiner, get ready for him to come back at you. at least for one brooklyn man. we have more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. now you and i have talked about this before. and this is not the first time that anthony weiner goes toe to toe with a potential voter out in the campaign trail. you know, it usually just involves the sexting scandal. this time it's a little different. continue only involves sexting but also his wife. >> i didn't do it -- >> who thougaught you you're my judge? >> reporter: embattled mayoral candidate anthony weiner in an argument about a man before the primary. it happened at this brooklyn bakery after he paid for traditional rathat traditional baked good. this man makes a racial slur about weiner's wife, huma. kessler tells cnn, "i did say that. i'm not going to deny it. it's just a certain feeling i have as a joy. k" "-- as a jew." weiner was height lie credighly congress after sending revealing photographs of himself on line. thi

like there's no one else to blame the vase getting broken on. >> i feel like maybe that's where creativity i had imaginary friends. i was weird. >> i did, too. >> i could tell. you look like you had imaginary friends. >> we are learning new things every day. timberlake credits his southern roots for giving him the push to be the best. >>> legendary ray charles gets big ups. burger king lets customers diet their way and say so long to the love bus and who scared lady o. all in today's cnn pop. the legendary ray charles gets the stamp of approval from the u.s. postal service. charles joins the list of icons honored with a limited edition postage stamp. multiple stars who collaborated with the giant hit the stage in los angeles to celebrate his memory at the grammy museum. >>> have you heard the skinny, burger king is serving up? today the restaurant added low fat fries to the menu. bk claims the new fries have 40% less fat and 30% fewer calories than mickey d's but the fries will cost you an extra quarter on average. don't fret, fast foodies. you can still get the king's classic fries. >>> s