and they're marked "worcester" underneath the bottom. right. genuine worcester.e around about the 1885, 1890 period. so, 110, 120 years old. not very old, really, in relative terms. but do you know what the value of them is? i haven't a clue, honestly. they're not insured? no. £2,500 each. oh, my goodness. ha! for that? yes! ( laughter ) without even trying. they're terribly rare. oh, it's stupid, isn't it, really? there's no rhyme or reason, is there? except for collectors like your father. they want it, and they must have it. yes, i've no idea whether he knew that they were worth that much money, but i suspect that, as he sadly left unow, he did know that they must have been worth hanging on to. yes. well done. thank you. fiona: oh, it's been a lovely day for henry. and not a bad way to celebrate 80 years. it's the end of another roadshow. and i've sneaked a bit of his birthday cake for the journey home. and this is how i'm getting there-- a 1938 ford model a, and it used to belong to another stalwart of the roadshow-- arthur negus. apparently, it doesn't go fa

worcester is the second largest city in new england and worcester tech this the largest high school in a city. with 1400 students in 24 different tactical programs within for small learning communities. 63% of our students qualify for free or reduced lunch, 19% our special ed and ethnic background reflects the city's demographics. we were the lowest performing high school in our city and one of the poorest performing vocational schools in our state. presently we have a 92% first time passing rate in english-language arts, 84% in math, 96% insights, and last year 96.4% of our students graduate in four years. the achievement gap has decreased significantly and in some groups it is nonexistent. students who prepare for success with a rigorous curriculum including a variety of advanced placement courses that combines academic with hands-on experience in school and the workplace through internship and cooperative educational opportunities. they graduate with all their academic requirements and with industry recognized national certification. our students are graduated college and career rea

>> reporter:neighbors in this worcester neighborhood thrilled and feeling much safer after 40 yr oldortway is sentenced to more than 26 years in prison >>"i think it should have been more! because had he got one of those kids.who knows what could have happened" >> reporter:investigators seized so much child porn in the online sex ring portway was connected to it will fill the library of congress 10 >>"people think that..they can remain. the fact is they cant" >> reporter:these shocking pictures released by prosecutors after investigators discovered a secret dungeon in portway's basement -- in it. a child size homemade coffin >> reporter:a steel cage scapels and a butchering kit. the u-s attorney says portway told them he wanted to kidnap kids.sexually abuse them murder them and then *eat them! >>"i think.very disturbed.right place right now" >> reporter:portway's attorney told the judge his client was living in some fantasy world where he wanted *others to cannibalize him. neighbors --happy that now they can move on and finally feel safe >>"it's disturbing that i use to walk by here.

and joe worcester says it could be soon a thing of the past. >> this is very much a natural habitat. >> pg&e plans to cut two miles of wooded space, replaces aging pipeline. >> we look at the pieces of equipment, that need to be upgraded and maintained. there may be trees that need to be cleared for the new pipeline. how far, we will be -- however, we're going to be replacing trees where the existing pipeline. >> crews can't work too close to the existing pipeline that runs next to a stream. pg&e says right now no specific route is decided. >> there are several proposed routes. one goes to the park. one goes along the outside edge of the park. >> very upset about this. we try to save every tree we can. >> some res dens are hoping, proposed plan could be in the outskirts, on brey ar cliff road, where they essential he take out fewer trees. >> off edge. >> pg&e says they are looking for the best place of the pipeline. park advocates are opening hundreds of trees won't fall in the process. >> work has fallen in the portion of the pipeline near i- 70. >> and pg&e confirms, res dens of --

mild temperatures for the mid-worcester. -- midwest. the northeast will see scattered showers. rain in the southeast, as well. sunny and mild in the plains today and tomorrow, but in the east, there's more rain in the labor day forecast. >> now they've taken those towers down with thermal torches. >> ahead, work in progress. >> this is michelle. how can i help if you're like me, you've been working you've been working like a dog all year. but you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself! mattress discounters' labor day sale ends monday! rest those tired bones on a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point... but this sale ends monday! ♪ mattress discounters! >> oh, the joys of working at home. with a home office, you can sleep later, avoid the morning rush, also avoid face-to-face confrontations with your boss. but before you join the growing trend, listen to what martha teichner has to say now in our "sunday morning" cover story. >> it's 5:58

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host: let's take another call from bonnie in worcester, ohio, on the republican line. go ahead.es. thank you for being on. i totally support you and these other callers, i oppose what they have said. i have great admiration for ted cruz. i believe he has put his political career on the line, that he'll get a lot of negative publicity and whether he is thinking about running for president, i tonight think that is entering in his mind. he's doing a great thing knowing that this health care is a train wreck. it's terrible. i think our founding fathers would be appalled that a person like nancy pelosi would say you have to read a bill or pass a bill before you can read it. this is what's made us -- this is what's ruined the whole thing. we needed to read the bill, we needed to discuss the bill, all of the flaws that are in it, before we even came close to thinking about passing. it's such a tremendously awful bill. taking a you for stand. i hope that every republican senator and congressman will take a stand and we have an alternative plan. one of the callers, what sour plan? well,

so we're going to put a little to bassco, worcester, lemon, shallots, garlic, fennel and parsley.u need to do is just melt the butter over the mussels and you have your wonderful mussel dish. it's great. >> is that what we're eating here? it looks so different. >> oh, my gosh, it's delicious. >> you put your butter on top. voila, into the oven. it's delicious. >> how long do you cook them? >> just two or three minutes or maybe 30 seconds under the broiler, just so it melts. our next dish, classic dish. >> bring that over. >> and the good news is we're going to switch. >> chef, thank you. >> wonderful to be with you again. >> delicious. >> the french accent, i'm sorry, it's only for the paying customers. >> here, you want to try this? >> no. >> for dessert. a fruit salad with ginger. delicious. >> unbelievable. what time do you open for dinner? >> today, 5:00. >> there you go. come and see us in washington. >> this is delicious. >> you should take your mom there. you should take your mom and i should take my mom, my sister and everybody, all of our family in washington, d.c. we sho

for the purpose of debate only, i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman, my friend from worcester, massachusetts, the gentleman, mr. mccoven. pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume -- mr. mcgovern, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. during consideration of this resolution all time is yielded for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to .evise and extend their remarks the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. sessions: house resolution 361 provides this body with an expedited procedure necessary to ensure that all legislation needed to prevent a government shutdown can be splirble considered -- expeditiously considered without delay. that's why we are here today. additionally this resolution allows for consideration of legislation designed to ensure that our government does not default on its debt obligations. finally, house resolution 361 provides the necessary framework to move forward with the consideration of the farm bill with our friends in the senate. mr. s

. >> in massachusetts, there are over 60 vocational technical , weols and in worcester have the academicsr students and academics one weekend the next in a technical program. then they go back to academics. we have created authentic learning experiences that are project-based. because we have been so successful, they are now putting in a chapter 74 program two to beus the opportunity part of the experiences for project-based learning. >> outstanding. others? collects multiple levels of this. first of all, rebranding what career and tech is. what it looks like, what it sounds like, and what it produces. the outcomes are big on that. data plays a big role in that. recognizing the delivery can virtualtiple methods blended learning rather than bus everyopping on a day. we can recognize some of that learning does not take lace in the walls of a school, workplace learning, but really saying this is the 21st-century programs, rich and academics, rich in experience, heavily backed by business. >> how would you rename and rebranded? i think that's part of the problem. calling it "vocational educat

for students in ohio state or worcester or youngstown state or xavier, the choice between paying for another semester in school or health insurance won't be the concern it's been for so many years. for ohioans from cleveland to cincinnati already covered, they can keep their current plan without lifting a finger. the only changes they'll see are new benefits, better protections, and more bang for their buck. for millions in my state, the new law will meaning less worry, less anxiety and more known in their wallets. for some americans the health insurance marketplace will lower premiums at least 10% more than previously expected. work needs to be done. the system is not perfect. but this law is already bringing our mechanic into the future. it is a forward-looking law. i have been proud to support it. october 1, mr. president, frustrations, worry, and failed health care protections will soon become a thing of the past for millions in my state and tensions of millions around the country. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from

for the purpose of debate only i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman, my friend from worcester, massachusetts, my dear friend and spent a lot of time with him yesterday, the gentleman, mr. mcgovern, pending which i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from texas is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. sessions: during consideration of this resolution all time is yielded for the purpose of debate only. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to .evise and extend their remarks the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. sessions: house resolution 351 provides for a structured rule for consideration of h.r. 687 and h.r. 1526 and provides a closed rule for consideration of h.r. 3102. mr. speaker, the first of these bills is h.r. 687, the southeast arizona land exchange and conservation act. this bill permits a land conveyance which will lead to the development of important copper deposits in arizona that is estimated to create 3,700 jobs and $60 billion wor