these are some of the finest woodworkers on the planet.clear his head and realize how coopersburg sports could better utilize this resource. what is this? why does this look like it's a leg for a table? jerry: it didn't get the ends trimmed off. lemonis: but i mean, it looks like it could be a stool. scott: there's an idea, yeah. lemonis: do you have any more of these? jerry: yeah. lemonis: and so, i mean, like, if we could somehow have, you know, a stool -- obviously, it has to be the right size and the right shape. then you essentially could put "yankees" or "red sox." scott: like a cocktail table? like a little cocktail table? lemonis: well, or a stool. what does one of these cost? jerry: $8, delivered to his door. lemonis: each baseball bat costs $8 in raw materials and another $4 each to actually turn them. that's $48 for the four legs. and add another $20 for the top. that's a total of $68. a licensed, handcrafted, customized stool like this could sell for as much as $200. that's over 100% margin. ben: yeah, you could make a bedroom

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people started coming out of the woodwork. secretaries, support staff, defense attorneys, former employees. like all of these people that i knew they were saying that he did similar things to them and i was "you saw this happening, why did you not say something until now." >>> despite getting her co-worker fired, kim had no desire to return to her job at the da office, and is doing legal temp work which she nonetheless, and it involves going through documents and no interaction with co-worker. people like kim are looking for legal recourse to help them fight back. coming up i'll talk to a pan who says changing the law will not do a thing. we are back in 2 minutes. >>> the workplace bullying institute says one in four u.s. workers is bullied at some point in their careers i'm talking psychological harassment for abuse, abuse to wound an employee with words or actions. it sounds bad, but workplace bullying is not against the law, unless it crosses certain lines, including sexual or racial harassment. 29 state introduced bills ho

the acolytes come out of every single part of the woodwork.h, my god you are -- it takes a really, really special person to not be able to be affected by that. emily: google and facebook are trying to do a lot of the same things. who wins? chamath: i think they both win, but in different ways. i think what happens is that google wins with respect to the entry point. they own the front door to the internet, and they own the front door to 90% of the mobile apps. facebook owns the experience once you're there. emily: speaking of another big company that you're not fond of, you once wrote that tim cook has created a milquetoast, say-nothing, uninspiring, margin tweaking image for himself. you also said that apple should bypass tesla and make elon musk the ceo. do you still believe that? chamath: yes. emily: why? chamath: i think that he is very good at what he does. i think he is probably an exceptional operationally minded ceo. it is just the question is, can that person inspire the type of creative types to build the next lily pad? my intuition

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chris is back to do some amazing woodwork. >> this guy, he's awesome to watch. >> he makes me sweat. watching him work. just a manly man. and he uses old school tools. >> everything is hand cranked. it's an amazing video, about five minutes long all done in high speed. first three minutes of which is just him building a carving table so he can then make the things he's going to make. >> it's amazing. >> just a bench. >> it's amazing how much work goes into it. eventually the bench is ready. so now it's time for him to find another magic piece of wood to do what he wants to do in the first place. >> a front flip to it. >> that's right, with amazing special effects. in the next minute and a half of high-speed epic -- on the carving bench. there you have it. he just does it because he can. and we can't. you're a legend. >>> it's a grand beat box battle. >> you sit back close your eyes and it's pretty cool. >> see the dudes behind this freestyle. >>> and it's bonus giveaway day. don't miss friday's buzz word for a shot to win an ipad mini or flat screen tv. hi, , i'i'm m hehenry winkler

>> i've always been interested in woodworking. my dad is a do it yourselfer.be cool. >> how many collections do you have now? >> oh my gosh, too many to count. we have a lot. >> how do you manage the business? with the help of your dad. do you have other people that come in and help? >> pretty much me and my dad. he help sos much. i couldn't do it without hill. managing the school and business can be hard at times. school always comes first. >> this is you working on one of your pens. the purple one here is a beauty. how many hours of work is put into this? >> takes about an hour to make each pen. >> to make each pen. you're grinding it out for an hour. you put the designs on there. can people have custom orders as well? >> yes, we do custom orders. >> do you have a favorite? >> i love the arrow. that's these ones up here. >> and this collection here. tell me about this. this has history behind it as well. >> these are our historical collection. we have about 20 historical woods at moment. >> historical woods for example like from -- >> well we have local like

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they have their own woodworking shop upholstery departmentment and on-site florist and 8,000 piece piecese the selections are made team meredith loads up one of their 13 trucks and heads back to the latest empty canvas. that sprawling seven-bedroom, ten-bath, $17 million mansion in the pacific palisades. 15 minutes later. this is it? >> this is it. it is welcoming, elegant and comfortable. >> reporter: how can you create meredith's midas touch in your home without breaking the bank? >> people need to keep it simple. i personally believe that walls should be white. >> reporter: her advice, hold off on renovations and invest in a fresh coat of white paint what do you want to do in a master bedroom? >> you want to feel like a five star hotel. so yummy you want to put your toothbrush and clothes in the closet and move in. crisp white bedding. >> you put a comfortable under the sheets to look plump and yummy. crisp white sheets. >> reporter: invest in fluffy white towels. >> roll them up and load the shelves if there is any surface that doesn't look great, add towels. >> reporter: finally add

so as director bohe mentioned this is our budget cleared up we have our first working group two woodworksou heard the major project areas and today it the rest of the budget and to look at it one or more one more time as a package on may 5th then we'll submitted to is mayor's office and they'll submit is it in june with the rest of the department this is a separate document this is a resolution rather than an ordinance as it goes through to them and in fact they'll do two budgets like an interim budget so we'll have a budget to work on and simultaneously another budget document in case they have comments they approve in july so on june 15th a scheduled meeting from is board of supervisors budget committee an opportunity for a second hearing they've not used that in the past in september as is director mentioned we'll be working on is second half of the year that gives us a change to have a second look at the budget by the oversight board and department of finance as long as that doesn't increase is budget it didn't need to go back to the board of supervisors but if it's increased a supple

kayla: i signed up for woodwork and they used a lot of nails. and i couldn't hammer in nails that time. and i just did the strings and the painting. the nails and everything the teacher had to do while i just sat there. reporter: her father looked for a prosthetic hand, but they were very expensive. manfred: the first quotation we got was about in the excess of 250,000 rand, which didn't make a lot of sense to us as kayla was still a growing girl. and also the gentleman doing the prosthetic didn't really listen to my daughter. my daughter was born without a hand, so there are a lot of functionalities she's learned to adjust to, but there are certain functionalities she wanted. reporter: then manfred gallus read an article about a prosthetics maker who lived nearby. the man who can help kayla is richard van as, a former carpenter. he's been making affordable alternatives to expensive prosthetics since 2012. richard: in 2011, i had severed four of my fingers on my right hand, and with that when i went to hospital, i was already thinking along the

. >> this particular fight started inside and when people were evicted people came out felt woodwork and free-for-all. >> the security as ejecting a party from the bottle service area so the fight was between the security and the patrons that didn't want to be removed nevertheless it wasn't a major incident. >> thank you very much i have a question and jordan what the security fighting with the patrons. >> the patrons attacked the security from what they told me. >> okay. >> so it was that kind of thing. >> okay. any additional sfpd comments okay hearing none we'll move on to to item 7 regarding playgrounds white rain production for amplified outdoor sound permits. >> good evening, commissioners so we're going to have pacific wells to talk about the sf jazz annual event because it is going later that's why it's before the commission. >> it is on may 8th we filed for a permit the event is in two locations the event starts at the sf jazz center a reception for roifldz on the street for an acoustics jazz try in the corner of the building outside from 6 to 7 and the concert inside the bu

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showing acres and acres where trees could get chopped down the people against it came out of the woodwork launching this campaign saved the east bay hills. >> oakland didn't have a whole lot going for it. when you look at the trees and take a walk in the forest, you have something special. vote no, please. >> it's going to be a logging operation. it's what it is. eradicating a species in hundreds of thousands in an era of global warming, it's insane. >> reporter: the firefighter admits part of the hillside will look different but won't call it clear-cutting. >> yes, there will be a cosmetic change to the appearance of the lands. it will be gradual. >> reporter: it's a 10-year project one that nathan mass issues with. >> there's an ulterior motive. >> reporter: he believes this isn't about fire prevention at all it's just a push to only have native trees on the hillside and clear out everything else. >> there's no other way to define them than biological seen nophobes. >> reporter: they say they are preparing for the worst wildfire in year four of the drought. mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> more

came home -- here you have this notion that when you came home that people would come out of the woodworkdid they? >> yeah. i had a lot of cousins i don't know and a lot of people that say they're related to me that i don't know. people say that they knew i was going to win gold that probably -- they probably did think that, but they didn't make it known to me. but i think that that happens to any celebrity. i wonder how many cousins michael phelps has. >> at 56-1 she's the number one middleweight in the country and the world. she's already qualified for the 2016 olympic trials, but it's a tough road for women boxers, even if you win gold. there was no wheaties box with her face on it or any major endorsements. >> manny pacquiao and mayweather put up your hands. >> there haven't been any star-studded bouts earning millions for the prize fighters. yet, she caught the attention of filmmakers. >> i have this dream. >> they premiered the documentary t-rex this march chronicling her life story. >> i can hear them announcing. they're going to say it. the first woman olympian at 165 pounds is cl

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everyday there seems to be a new candidate coming out of the woodwork.ll have to let the acting leaders do their job. jon: and another candidate stepping down every day as well. "on the move" 47 minutes into the session. we are up by about 100 points, .9 percent higher. coming up on this show, the south african energy crisis. we will hear from the finance minister about rolling blackouts. ♪ jon: welcome back to "on the move." live from the city of london. south africa plagued with an energy crisis, facing rolling blackouts as the power grid fails to keep pace with demand. we spoke exclusively to the finance minister. we talk about power shortages. people who run businesses in liberia, it is a huge problem. south africa seems like the same problem. anna: i spoke to the finance minister and it was interesting to explore what they are trying to do which is the power generator. growth could have been 10% higher than it is if we had not had so many power outages. that is the opportunity cost to growth. the finance minister conceded that the energy crisis is a

ashley: someone come out of woodwork here?-this-point, governor o'malley a significant democrat, i think that key is that the socialist senator from vermont, will drag her to the left foolish mistake party made last week, we'll have 6 debates hillary will be debating. ashley: that is a lot of debates. >> for for particular person, she will be nominee why is she wanting to debate andrews to way to left of her and jim webb or anybody else. ashley: you said 543 days to go. >> a long way. ashley: a lot of things to talk bed thank you. >> my pleasure. ashley: all right now quotation of the evening from 40th president ronald reagan. while i taken taken spiration from the past i live for future. >> helio castroneves escaping a brush with death running into a wall during a practice run for next weekend's indy 500 and flipped his car over before crashing into track upside down, helio castroneves walked away from the scary looking wreck without a scratch. and yes he is ready to drive the greatest spectical in racing. >> coming right bac

. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ [woodworker] i live in the fine details.why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york. tripadvisor not only has millions of real traveler's reviews and opinions, but checks hundreds of websites, so people can get the best hotel prices. to plan, compare & book the perfect trip, visit tripadvisor.com today. >>> more breaking news tonight, this timing out of texas. just days after the deadly biker gang shoot out in waco. good evening, even, officials in texas have learned about new potential threats from the bikers. what do you know about that? >> that's right, don. this is a new warning issued in the form of a bulletin. what they're warning about is a hit apparently that has been ordered against law enforcement officials by the bandidos and other biker gang. the gangs are trying to get ahold of grenades mal

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when members of the team disagreed with each other you woodwork to conciliate them in one meeting even declared he would not attend a celebration of the and cinnamon dash anniversary of the bolshevik revolution because it is promoted under communist influence but why should that be comparable to the of birthday? you mean the is our death day food distrusted and disliked the -- crips churchill intervened why not have the meeting in november no specific russian day to celebrate the russian resistance and with this compromise the meeting concluded. when churchill thought he was barking up the wrong tree he could throw humor to change his mind. in 1940 the minister of food recommended bridges have a more balanced diet and churchill found time in the midst of the greatest emergency to write to the lord. >> almost all the food facts i have ever known have died young after senile the k. [laughter] the way to lose the war is to force the british public into a diet of milk oatmeal and potatoes washdown with someone and jews. [laughter] -- like i'm jus'. >> churchill would not back down. >> in j

people's ancestors and religious symbols, they are a couple of crazy nut cases that come out of the woodwork and will take action. that has nothing to do with islam. there are plenty of people with other faiths that have done the exact same thing. >> okay. perhaps in an historical sense, eric you could say that. the threat that we're dealing with we know where it is coming from. >> we know. here are the numbers. the fbi has a budget of around $60 billion. i could be wrong. let me know if i'm wrong. we spend over $100 billion on this green initiative that has failed horribly. solyndra a million and a half electric cars on the road about -- i don't know. they are about 800,000 short or so. the point is give the fbi as much money and resources that they need and the access as kimberly points out. we have credible threats. go for it. go find. listen. find out. go to the mosques if you have to. go after them and stop this stuff before it happens. >> by the way, yelling "fire" in a crowded movie theater is vastly different than what is called i don't know inciteful speech. these are completely dif

[woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. >>> back now with the race to the white house and a tough week for jeb bush struggling to answer questions about the iraq war, raising new questions about his readiness for the campaign trial. abc's jonathan karl covers how he's recovering from the misstep. >> reporter: on the campaign trial in iowa yesterday, jeb bush took new heat on his brother's record on iraq. >> the facts that we're there for the president was grounded on faulty intelligence, but the power of hind sight isn't givinge ing to us. >> would you have authorized the invasion. >> i would have. >> reporter: the next day bush said he misheard the question. >> i didn't whatever i heard it was translated knowing what you knew then what would you do. >> while he was clarifying his republican rivals were coming forward. >> no one we woul