into tone wood and resonance wood. fabio's customers include a number of major companies that produce musical instruments. this final a cut tone word will be used to make violins it's been sorted by age and quality. more than 300 years ago antonio stradivari crafted his violins from wood similar to this. but right now fabio is trying to recover as much wood as he normally does in 4 years and it's going to cost a lot of money to store it. so he's asked customers and private clients to pay $300.00 euros in advance per tree trunk to cover storage costs. that's why he's choosing only the best word right now. only top quality wood will be processed fabio keeps a close watch on all of the tree trunks even in the sawmill. here the trunks are precut along the grain this wood will be used to make sound boards for pianos. sawmill owner frank old saber is sorry that so many trees were lost in the windstorm. it took those trees 11020 years to grow to maturity and then the storm ruined everything it's sad and know it will take anot

the reason more and more people like the schimmel family are eating with wood because it's considered a carbon neutral fuel but particulate matter from wood burning stoves is as much a health hazard as diesel sort chimney sweeps regularly encounter users who don't know the rules of making a fire it's a big problem so that's my stock no i would add kindling wood under starter. started a wave packed it i don't know where you put the kindling it would be totally overloaded i don't just reroute hollywood last. stoves that are overloaded all models with high royster content emits high levels of pollutants like nitrogen and sulphur oxides hydrochloric acid and particulate matter. chimneysweep mario vital juice a small logs and wood will soaked in works to light the fire he puts the thinner logs on top this is the low emission top down method. there so that's the way to do it a perfectly stacked starve. and the manufacturer has testbench conditions to achieve certain values with optimized words and set up conditions but he's vary from site to site. so in order to make it at all possible that

this is a joint that has been used by carpenters for centuries only wood is used. the advantage is that it expands in the same way when temperatures fluctuate that's not the case if you use wood together with metal and that can cause damage in the long term a joint that only involves would avoid this problem. but. about 12 cubic meters of wood are needed to construct a house with an area of 200 square meters if you place the chambers end to end they would stretch almost one kilometer it might sound like a lot but wood is a lot more sustainable than other conventional building materials like concrete and cement the hard family is also building a have to merge house based on historical design originally they wanted to build a wooden house but they couldn't because of planning restrictions for them that have timber house is a successful compromise. where you have a specialist we hope the mix of wood and loading will create a healthy living environment 1st thought was wood and the idea morphed into a half timbered design the entire house is built without a single stone

we hope the mix of wood and load will create a healthy living environment 1st thought was wood and the idea morphed into a half timbered design the entire house is built without a single stone and. today's new have tempered houses don't show their youth they've got several centuries ahead of them perhaps even provide a backdrop for a bollywood movie someday soon just like their historical counterparts. it's not uncommon to hear that knowledge is being lost due to the effects of modernization and changing lifestyles sometimes knowledge doesn't get passed down through generations and can die out as possibly this is a loss for society as a whole but there's good solutions can help italian grandmas share their skills and 10 pick recipes. meet the. pastor grannies web page introduces italian grandmothers their traditional recipes local noodle shapes and personal stories from all around. the intention behind the project is to preserve the centuries old past a tradition. the site was founded by british food writer vicky venice and she's been living in central italy. only for the past 12 years

>> woods. >> woods? >> yeah. >> first name?don't know. >> how long have you guys lived together? >> um 8 months. >> and you think you're safe going back to the same cell you was in? >> yeah. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> you think whatever reason you fell this time is over with and you won't fall no more? >> should be. >> you understand where i'm coming from? >> yeah, i do. >> we've got to protect you. >> i mean, i fell. i just want to leave it at that. >> you don't want to talk about what happened then? >> no. i'm trying to get medical attention, man. >> we'll get you all fixed up. you've done x-rays, right? >> right. >> he reported he had fallen in a cell, which is typical in prison instead of these guys wanting to snitch on anybody they'll say they fell or hit their head playing basketball. he's got substantial injuries. looks like his jaw is possibly broken, his orbital is possibly fractured. staff seems to think something was done with a hot pot. the cellmate is in cuffs. we'll go talk to him. >> the cell

wood was lynch's drug dealer. she frequently sampled the product. >> well, i mean, like i can't sell a drug that i'm not cog myself. c because people are going to be like why aren't you, you know, what's wrong with it? >> wood has pled not guilty and awaits trial on charges including theft and distribution of heroin. lynch says she is no longer a client because she's more motivated than ever to stay clean. her girlfriend is seven months pregnant and lynch wants to raise the baby with her. >> i'm excited to be a parent just because i have never been a parent, but our relationship is still super iffy. >> you guys got a lot of growing up to do, for real. >> i know., >> you guys got to change k everything that you do for that baby.s >> i have never wanted to be sober for anything because i have never had a kid, but i do know that now that i am going to be a parent, like i don't want to hurt -- i don't want to put that child through anything that it doesn't have to be. >>> coming up -- >> it is nerve-racking when i jus

the north woods the eastwards, the westwood. field.a perfect killing there was artillery from each side zeroed in on. not only to subject going up against other infantry close range, in some instances, but crossfire from artillery. it was devastating fighting. of all the maps in this book thiswere really well done, one give some sense of the confusing nature. this is the first hour and a half or so of fighting in the cornfield. it's very instructive to how confusing this was. sometimes people ask, how many times did the cornfield change hands. i have so many different answers. i do not have a precise number. with general just of hooker's army advancing to the south. in the first hour, there was roughly one casualty per second on the morning of september 17. one of my favorite quotes about the battle, one of my favorite stories comes from the cornfield on the morning of september 17. it has to do with this soldier the 12th massachusetts infantry. the 12th massachusetts was moving into the cornfield very early on. they would go on

the deck will have a wood railing and a fire wall at the east elevation clad and horizontal wood siding. the new addition will be clad in horizontal wood siding that is half as big as the existing wood siding. at the rear of the addition new windows will be infilled and hung with wood sashed windows. due to the projecting bay of the east elevation, the addition will be minerally visible from the street and clad and compatible, yet differentiated wood siding. new windows will not be visible from the street and will be compatible with the materials and profile with the existing fenestration. the proposed result will have a modest removal of fabric, but maintains the historic character of the building. the proposed work is outlined in your case report and is in compliance with article 10 and secretary of the interior standards. based on the analysis, staff recommends approval. this concludes my presentation. i'm happy to answer any question and the architect is also here if you have any questions. >> shannon, i do have one question. so the motion -- the recommendation is approval, and that

if they are wood.ertainly that's part of this. there could be a condition of approval that allows us to continue to review storefront design moving forward. >> i just, that's fine. i could say that. i do want the word consistency to be in there. because you could review it and think it's fine and that would not be what the intent of this commission is. the motion should be that the staff can continue to review the storefronts with an eye towards consistency throughout. >> commissioner, can we add to your motion that they be engaged for the oversight and construction as well as being listed as -- >> it's something we can do. i don't think we can do that. that's a contractual agreement between the owner and a private company. >> i have submitting

they described brian driving to a wooded area, walking into the woods, putting something down and thenng back in his car and going about his own way. i remember telling the surveillance saying do not go into the woods. let's see what happens. we later found out what he did was he put a voice activated tape recorder into the woods because he wanted to see if anyone was following him. >> he was doing counter surveillance because he was working up to doing something wrong so he wanted to see if he was under surveillance. >> but we still have to prove that he's the guy that did it. >> we did not know what classified information would be taken and if brian reegan committed espionage, he deserved to go to jail and it was my job to put him in jail. so now we have all of our resources towards the case and we are looking very hard at his entire background. from what we learned about brian reegan, he had a did i hafficul childhood. he had dyslexia. he couldn't read. people thought he wasn't bright and that's not the case. >> he made it for himself. he got into the air force and was good with cod

it's 2731 to 2735, a three-story wood-frame three unit residential building? article 10, individual landmark number 276 and the subject property was designed in a bozart style by architect james frafrancis dunn. it's contracted at over $3 million and a structure report was submitted to demonstrate the granting assumption would assist in the preservation of the property that might otherwise be in danger demolition. it underwent a full rehabilitation by a previous owner including full repainting of all elevations, facade restoration, structural strengthening and reroofing. the proposed rehabilitation plan includes dry-rot repair of wood elements at the base of the building, restoration of windows and to repaint the exterior, replace roof flashing and full reroof the building. estimated to cost $305,000. $305,000 over ten years. the proposed maintenance plan includes annual inspection of gutters and down-spouts, windows, front facade and roof. maintenance estimated to cost $5,048 annually and the estimated property tax savings is $35,495. a 49.46% reduction from

woods is the first "playing captain" of a presidents cup team since hale irwin in 1994.g—jae who recently won the genesis championship in his native south korea. earlier in the season, im claimed a hole—in—one at the greenbrier classic on the pga tour. that tournament was won byjoaquin niemann who became the first chilean golfer to win on the pga tour. he'll now be the first player from chile to play in the president's cup. it's going to be a really fun week. there are a lot of good players on oui’ there are a lot of good players on ourteam, there are a lot of good players on our team, who have played there before so i think i'm going to get some experience for them. it's not going to be hard. it's going to be easy for me. it will help us as a player. here's the international team in full. four of the players who qualified automatically are also rookies — which means half of the team will be making their presidents cup debuts. it starts on 12th december at the royal melbourne club, which is where the international team recorded their only victory back in 1998. staying wi

i will make the trade. >> what will you give up judge wood for heller? >> oh, boy. >> i'm not quite prepared to answer that. although this morning in the louisiana case. >> it's a serious question, would you give up roe for heller, i think that's what he's asking you. >> or citizens united. >> citizens united plus heller for roe plus shelby county, for roe plus shelby county. take it or leave it. >> and then a no trade clause. >> the thing that bothers me about citizens unit ed and shelby county is that they go to the root of who participates in our democracy. >> shelby county is the voting rights case. so it's very hard for me -- the closer you get to protecting the sound functioning of our democratic institutions, who votes, who can get to the poll, what things belong to the legislature, the more i would be willing to say that has to be protected and something that's further out from that, you know, will sort itself out over time. >> well, like your courtrooms, these constitution center discussions have to end on time. i must say how dazzled i am by th

they used wood which is also flexible material. another trick and should flexibility with the wall and the floor joint. the beams were set in the walls in such a way that they could always move within them. flexible and suckle venetian buildings unlike living organisms which adapted to the vagaries of the moving substrate. today the traces of this constant death taishan of visible in many places in the form of to stores had facades here and there cracks appear inside the buildings as well. although there have been a couple of instances of subsidence some facades have become distorted and tilted slightly but not one of the venetian palaces has ever collapsed the role given. this is architects constructed the building so well that they can even withstand the frequent earthquakes in the region. i remember my father in law telling me about when there was the earthquake in for you only in the 1970 something unfair list so the shocks of that very strongly and where we live does very big windows you know with lead holding the panes of gla

xenia is learning from master blacksmith even human mana how to build an oven that works without wood all parts must fit together perfectly so that the oven closes tightly and no heat can escape. ybor him a man is building a series he just received an order for 50 ovens from the ngo volunteer how porn on . it for this oven is a tool in the fight against desertification because it's not filled with wood but with rice husks the husks can't be used for anything else not even animals eat them . every day tons of rice husks accumulate in the state rice factory it's waste with no nutritional value everyone who has an oven can get it here for free to use as fuel sunny yuba visit schools to talk about the ovens importance after all trees and bushes hold the desert sand in place so this is about our behavior we have to change our behavior and our way of using raw materials we have to as you said correctly use clean energy and especially use power sources that allow us to reduce our use of wood. the pupils are allowed to test the oven at home for a week. how big my money boston route tells his

to use wood any more that's good i want to try the oven out properly. the new oven costs about 15 euros and the in geo also gives credit to members of the ngo discuss the digital campaign the organization wants to plant trees and find people to take care of them it's about taking responsibility and making things public all work out loud also create a digital version then everyone can put their picture in the frame on their smartphone and support the campaign on the internet but it's most important for us to show what people in the villages are doing a local way how they're doing their local part to fight desertification and solve the problem of the initiative has organized a very special field trip in the evening the pupils are to see with their own eyes how desertification keeps progressing and how important trees are this is memnon when they're not far away from me on the bank of the river sand dunes have formed but the final trip will enable the pupils to understand the phenomenon of desertification but will also see what people can do locally to sto

roy wood, jr.as some good news for a change, and president trump faces his greatest enemy, books. ( laughter ) so let's catch up on today's headlines. ♪ let's kick it off with the big news that everybody's talking about -- disney has entered the streaming wars. >> and for disney, the wait is over. disney plus officially launches today. the news streaming service will feature franchises including marvel and "star wars" films. disney plus will cost users about $7 a month. if new service will have tough competition going up against existing providers such as netflix and amazon prime. >> does my plus stumbled out of the gate this morning. >> many users seeing this error message here when they tried to use the new streaming service. >> trevor: oh, no! disney plus launched today and almost immediately crashed. which is too bad, but at least their error screen is really cute. look at that. although, as the day went on, it only got worse. ( laughter ) now, a lot of people are disappointed that they couldn'

we'll east woods as we go into monday. we' ll start east woods as we go into monday.ill start to make progress north and eastwards through the day, becoming more patchy as it does, northern scotland mainly escaping, mainly dry. england and wales, heavy rain, brighter skies behind mainly dry. england and wales, heavy rain, brighterskies behind it mainly dry. england and wales, heavy rain, brighter skies behind it but also showers across south—western southern england, another mild day, now “— southern england, another mild day, now —— nine to 11 celsius. 0n tuesday, we have the remnants of tropical storms sebastien, so that will strengthen the wind as we go to tuesday. initially across south england and south wales, heavy rain. ahead of this, try and mainly sunshine in places before the rain slowly starts to push its way north and eastwards, the wind strength and in particular across england and wales. still mild, temperatures easily in double figures, ten to 13 celsius, the top temperature. as the week went —— wears on, it will turn drier, but also colder again with t

here's andrea with deep in the woods. >> it's closed now. just an old shack with only the weeds for company. the good times are long gone. back when it was a watering hole for some of the soldiers at nearby fort bragg. famous for billiards, beer and karaoke it was a popular club ca call called froggy bottoms and it's where she planned to unwind on friday 13th. she was 5'1" and barely 100 pounds but she could hold her own with anybody. to her older siblings matt and olivia she was always the perfect combination. >> bouncey and bubbly and trying to have a good time. >> she was working to get better. she had a driven personality. >> kelly also had a big heart. she was warm and generous and also putting others first. >> she liked to help people that she saw needed help. she wanted them to be better because she could help them to be better. >> she grew up in florida an enlisted in the army at 22. >> just wait until i see you. >> after basic training the army sent her to fayetteville, north carolina. at fort bragg she trained as an army medic. one

here's evan rachel wood in "frozen 2.hat we are a part of >> wow >> will you sing it for us, please >> okay. cuddle close scooch in. [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ where the north win meets the se there's a rive full of memory ♪ ♪ sleep my darlings safe and sound for in this rive all is found ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: evan rachel wood, everybody. "frozen 2" hits theaters this friday we'll be right back with david byrne. stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. geico would like to take a moment to say thank you to our military service members at home and abroad for all their hard work and sacrifice. we all sleep easier knowing you're out there keeping us safe. and on a personal note... sfx: jet engines ... i just needed to get that off my chest. thank you. geico: proudly supporting the military for over 75 years. (people talking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american exp

heather: it is all wood and the metal -- >> inlaid into the wood, beautiful and handcrafted.se, thank you very much, can't believe it is the end of the year already. thank you so much for joining us. have a great weekend, shop till you drop, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. jillian: it is friday, november 22nd, final two witnesses at the public impeachment hearings coming out swinging against the white house. a breaking report shining a light on the so-called deep state. rob: how does it tie together and could it prove what the democrats call ukraine fiction after all? live in washington. >> a hunger strike still hungry for change.

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earl lives on wood street in one of the largest homeless encampments. he says most days on wood street are. >> very, very dreadful. >> reporter: earl is part of a growing population, not just of the homeless in oakland, but of people who become homeless e ag 50. >> didn't know know anything about being homeless. didn't know how to set up a tent. >> reporter: this doctor has studied homelessness for more than 2 decades and specifically those aging into homelessness. >> it's enraging that older and frail people live out the last part of their lives outside. >> reporter: back in 1990 only 11 percent of the homeless population in the united states was over the age of 50. today more than 50 percent are. 44 percent of the aging homeless population became homeless for the first time after turning the big 5-0. >> they were short of just scraping by, but never had a nest egg or reporter: earl lost construction job. that same year his mother and son died suddenly. >> it is not cheap burying 2 people. it's also not cheap working in transportation. >> reporter: res

the wood will get planed, then measured and cut to size.ate for the whole chair. -steve: correct. -lemonis: okay. -one time. -steve: yes. lemonis: next, the parts and pieces will be assembled. once i give my final stamp of approval, this will be the master template for all great lakes chairs. then the process will be completed for the other three chairs, and we'll have a full line and be ready to sell them. -target price point? -steve: $495. -lemonis: cost? -steve: $250. steve: well, i don't see yellow stickers. i see them on this, but i don't see them on these pieces. steven: when it's done, it has a sticker. this doesn't have a sticker. is it done? steve: no, it's not done. steven: okay, so let me do my thing, man. lemonis: steve has been making a lot of progress by putting new process in place and designing new products. but some of those old, bad habits -- they continue to come back. -how are you? -steven: i'm good. -how you doing? -lemonis: what's going on? steve: i was just making sure he had, you know, his eye on the ball and everyth

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wood stoves this weekend.rried about the impact on-air quality. officials say a spare the air alert is not in effect and wood burning isn't illegal, but they are discouraging it. >>> ice and no is grinding holiday travel to a halt in southern california. check it out. at about 8:00 tonight cal trans closed the grapevine again. last night the pass was almost shutdown for 12 hours -- was shutdown. briefly opening this afternoon for a few hours with chp escorting through the conditions. cal trans is asking drivers to detour through 101. and on the east side of the san gabriel mountains, check it out, southbound lanes of interstate 50 at the cahone pass are closed due to accidents and snow. the treacherous conditions had some thinking they might need to find a hotel room. >> very scary. coming up the pass the 15 here was a lot of hidroplaning and aa lot of stop and go. >> and holiday skiers trying to get in and out of nearby big bear resort are stuck with all roads leading to the mountains closed. >>> a sinkhole t

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so this football he's putting here and mario woods and everything, you know. when i was a teen, what happened in chinatown and everything, you know, i was walking down polk street, and this girl said help me help me and i said no you're crazy people right there by all the homeless people. why are they looking at me? i'm 7 years old. but you know, i was really lucky that i was able to be there because i could do something. she says really, he broke my window, i was just driving down the street and he takes my phone. you know? it's a very dangerous thing to have $100 waving it in front of these people. and i say, you know, i was really afraid for her at that moment, because he really gave her a dirty look. and i said i'll take care of it, i'll take care of it. and you know, when it comes to the police, you're really lucky to have them around when you need them. you could take this off. it's all right. i wouldn't mind being on the camera. you know? like when it comes to getting down here and being able to speak to you all and be here. you know? it's so blessed. i