have your chimney inspected.neys service says he did not have to get it cleaned, but you do need to know that if -- if it has a cracks. the carbon monoxide has to go somewhere. another reason to have co detectors in your home. >>> a local fire chief honored young hero today. last thursday the 12-year-old called for help after finding three people trapped by fire at a nearby apartment. she stepped up, took action, and called for help. >> i was going to cry but then i stayed strong. so why did not get nervous on the call so they could understand me. >> way to go. she stayed out the scene and she relayed instructions from the fire permit to work trapped neighbors. today, they presented her with the china -- with the fire chief's awards. she also held a department lead a fire safety seminar at her school. >> another group of prince george's county students got a big surprise today. a hip-hop artist stopped by central high school in capitol heights. he performed for about 400 on a roll. he hopes he encouraged the stud

. >>> many of you are probably curled up by the fire but did you get your chimney cleaned. . >>> and you may be feeling a little sleepy right now, but don't blame the turkey. we'll break down one of the holiday's myths. >>> the forecast is around 58 degrees. the winner is adele bailey of manchester. congratulations to you. we are not going to use that umbrella for awhile, but it is in the stick around. stick around. >>> at this time many people like to sit by a warm fire. it's the perfect place to warm up. we've got a warning for you to make sure you don't get the brushoff from scammers. >>> you can deny it all you want, but winner it fast approaching. >> because it is caused -- called winter. >> reporter: it's not the job you can do on your own. >> the chimney is complex. we don't know a lot about it, don't have the service done on a regular basis. >> reporter: as a result, the better business bureau said you could see chimney scams. her office has logged 22 complaints in recent weeks. some were quoted one price for cloning and another after the contractor added on services or repai

. >>> this time of year means time for chimney sweep. coming up, how the wrong contractor could lead to the sweeping of your money. >>> right in front of the fireplace is a perfect way to keep warm, first you got to get it cleaned. >> reporter: deny it all you want, winter is fast approaching, you've got to get ready. >> people are thinking about the things they need. >> reporter: your chimney, if it's in need of cleaning, it's not the kind of job you can do on your own. angie with the better business burreau says you could be at risk for chimney sweeping scams which often run door to door. some from people who say they were quoted one price for cleaning, then charged another after the contractor added on services or repairs that weren't necessarily needed. it's a standard bait and switch. >> there is a few bad apples in the bunch. be cautious of those. >> reporter: it's tough unlike some contractors, chimney cleaners aren't licensed in maryland. they get certified through a national trade group , the chimney safety institute. check with

. >> plus, leave the chimney jumping to santa claus.hy a texas man had to be pulled out of his own. >> and a nice drive for 24 out . ive a warning for folks headed through that tunnel. >>> welcome back, everybody, on this tuesday morning, that is san jose deep in the fog. it looks like you can cut it out there. we are warning everybody to be very safe and cautious driving into work. it is thick and tough to see through. the time is 4:53. >> speaking of driving, the south bay city wants to make it more convenient for people to drive electric cars. we will talk about a plan to require new developments for electric car charges to make it easier to charge it on home. the focus will be on prewiring and not installing charging stations. the meeting will be held at 6:00 tonight. local dungeonous crab is back on the menu. the first could arrive today. bay areaermen voted yesterday to end their price dispute with proce processors. they agreed on a price 25 cents less than what the fishermen wanted. the season opened november 15th. the fishing in

it knocked down chimney bricks. >> take a look!e of your we're finding everything through this home. it is as a people dumped out the kitchen cabinets. what i want to show you is the broken glass over the kitchen. coming and to the living room are what you to see this chimney pork. it has, through the top of the roof is a chimney brec--brick it actually collapsed on an outside bench. the home owner was not hurt. at the wife was not hurt. they both were getting ready for bed they described it as a rumbling with pictures falling off the walls. the good news is that many people are accustomed to tornadoes but they are not quite ready for earthquakes. as their insurance adjuster will assess the damage, they are also concerned with after shock. it could force this chimney to come down. >> that was michael seton, 1952 was the last earthquake of this magnitude of 5.5. >> tech news. the next time you google earth you could get more information. the company is revamping its system promising more results. >> a google search has become so muc

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it was reported as a chimney fire in what is called the main house. let's take a look at the video we captureed from overhead. the three-story building is not the main residence. it's an office building employing about 200 people. a lot of smoke was coming from the building and official who is run the private sky walker fire station didn't want to take any chances. they called in the marin fire department and the san rafael fire department. the fire quickly went to three alarms, but that was only for a precaution. it started near a chimney in the building and at this point we don't know the extent of the damage. meanwhile this ranch has a lot of history. george lucas started building his dream business in 1978. it is closely guarded and covers 6100 acres. it has a barn with animals and a couple of theaters inside. valuables inside, a lot of art and a research library on this compound. news of this fire spread quickly in the twitter world. a lot of folks in hollywood wonder figure everything is okay. everything is okay and the fire is out and at this p

chimney and under investigation. live in marin county, nbc bay area news. >> turning now to the decision 2011, we are following the results of several elections. voters deciding on measures for mayoral races around the bay area. we begin in san francisco with the race for mayor is complete with mud slinging and allegations of fraud and a new way for voters to rank their choice. ed lee is ahead and behind him john avilos and in third place dennis with 11.3. jean ellie is live at the headquarters and are they celebrating at this point? >> reporter: they are. ed lee and supporters are celebrating and the results are not final, but with a solid lead, ed lee is expressing optimism and based on the cheers from the crowd, they are confident he secured the job of mayor of san francisco.

you see this brick that's coming through, the top of the roof, that is actually the chimney. this earthquake shook this house so hard the chimney collapsed, came through the roof and if you get a better look out here you can see where a piece of the chimney actually collapsed on an outside bench. now fortunately the homeowner and his wife were not hurt. they were just getting ready for bed. and that's when they describe their house just rumbling, pictures falling off the walls. the good thing is, though, a lot of people out here were familiar with the tornadoes but not the earthquake but the homeowner here tells me they do have insurance. those assessors as the sun starts to rise will be out here, assess the damage. but again, the biggest fear right now, is that aftershock that we've been feeling all over the state could come and force this chimney to come crashing down to the floor. >> wow. scary moments there in oklahoma. jacqui jeras with us now. so, lots of aftershocks, typically after a pretty sizable quake. is that the case here? >> that is the case. they go down in mag

>> the chimney.shimmying down the chute had to be rescued by fire fighters. duh? wsb's jeff dohr has more. >> reporter: neighbors across the street heard some one calling for help around noon. >> hear someone from inside the house. but the only one who lives there is this woman. he heard a man's voice. >> one of the neighbors climbed on the roof and saw a man stuck in the chimney. >> i asked him what he was doing there. when he was there he said he was there from since last night. >> reporter: since last night? >> suns last -- since last night. so i guess he spent the night there. >> reporter: the other neighbor called 911. news chopper 2 overhead as a rescue squad pulled 17-year-old renaldo jack out of the chimney. they were very gentle. police on the other hand were not so comforting. they put jack on the ground, handcuffed him and arrested him for burglary. while we were shooting video the homeowner came home. she worked last night and so had no idea anyone was in her chimney until we told her. >>

so allow them to circulate around the chimney. so it would be about 40 square feet you are losing. >> i am confused about which 40 square feet. you are talking about the side with the two window spaces? >> we are talking about the side that is away from the spiral staircase. >> that is the opposite side of the building where the d.r. requester is complaining about. >> isn't his building abutting yours? >> he is on the other side. >> it is on the opposite side. the d.r. fileer is on the opposite side of where we are suggesting to move it in. commissioner moore: i don't think we can resolve this year. i would like to state it is a concern because if you live that way, it is absolutely horrible. and as a commission working with the department should develop more sensitized guidelines by which we encourage roof decks because it is a provision and expansion of usable open space. however, it has to be within measure of how a property operates in the block and the typical limit ed, the limited frontage and lot size we have in san francis

officers responded after a teen crawled down a chimney and got stuck. turns out he was trying to break in and had to wait more than 12 hours for neighbors to call police. he was freed then arrested. >> airline passengers aren't the only ones who don't like those new check bag -- check bag fees. the tsa is not a fan of them either. in the last two years they say the passengers have flown with 90 million additional carry on bags trying to save a little money. the increase adds an extra challenge for the screeners trying to keep those lines moving. >> it takes more time in two areas one is just the sheer volume of the bags, the carry on bags. then 2, most are fairly densely packed because people are trying to get everything in. >> on the other side of the coin check bag fees brought in more than 3 billion dollars for the airline industry last year. >> bank of america says it is committed to making as much money as possible from everything from debit card fees, extortion and bribery, at least that is what the company's page on the new google plus social net

firefighters say that the 16- year-old had been trapped in the chimney for nearly 12 hours. the homeowner return to the house unaware what have was going on. >>> one ohio woman is breathing a sigh of relief after a bizarre home invasion. her 11-year-old son came home to find a complete strange era sleep on the couch. she called 911 and screamed for the neighbor's help. >> candle was lit on the coffee table. the tv was on and very loud. the candle on the kitchen table was lit. i see the wreath hanging on the back door to the garage. >> thief was polite when the 11- year-old found him. he apologized in scaring him and said that he would grab his things and leave. >>> winds close to 95 miles an hour packing quite a punch for residents in one indiana town. they began surveying the damage from a tornado. >>> we now know the results from "dancing with the stars." so who was head home last night? >> reporter: in today's tech bytes, facebook, some users have been seeing violent in a news feed not from their friends. facebook were tricked into pasting malicious gentleman have script

. >>> turns out, the person stuck in the chimney was a bringing gifts. we'll explain coming up. >>> plus it's a texting that's really wracking up the charges on your cell phone. we're working for you tonight with new apps that will let you text for free. >>> look at this, court house, apparently on the loose in tennessee after a crash full of tractor trailers were involved in a crash. one of the big registration carrying a load of cattle reason into the median, landed across the westbound lanes. truck following behind then hit the middle of the trailer causing it to overturn. the trailer was carrying more than 50 cattle, unfortunately 20 did die and some drivers were hurt. >>> no, that is not santa claus stuck in the chimney, it's a teenager who learned a tough lesson. the georgia teen tried to break into a home, but it didn't work out. he got stuck in the kill5ny. he was there for 12 hours before firefighters had to pull him out. no word on any charges. >>> a huge pile-up in indiana is being blamed on the weather. one car slammed on the brakes in a low

that is actually the chimney. that earthquake shook this house so hard the chimney collapsed, came through the roof. if you get a better look out here, you can see where a piece of that chimney actually collapsed on an outside bench. now fortunately the homeowner and his wife were not hurt. they were just getting ready for bed an that's when they described their house just rumbling, picture falling off the walls. the good thing is though, a lot of people out here were familiar with those tornadoes but not the earthquake. but the homeowner here tells me they do have insurance so those assessors, as the sun starts to rise, are going to be out here and assess the damage. but again, the biggest fear right now is that that aftershock that we've ben feeling autograph over the state could come and force this chimney to come crashing down to the floor. >> all right, with a look inside, thank you so much. >>> reynolds wolf, we talk about a 5.6. we trained ourselves to hear about massive earthquake. >> it really depend wher

everybody should get their chimney checked. >> everybody should get it done.ith an expert. someone who is local, has experience, and is not going to walk in your house and try to take advantage of you, tell you something is wrong when it is not. >> don't just go for that $49.99. >> yes, that's the biggest thing we're seeing now. >> right now it is winterizing for everything. you want to check your tires. people get these mailers. they say come into our auto shop. here we are talking about two industries that have bad apples in them. so the auto repair guy, you are going to get excited about winterizing wrur car. the bottom line is, if your car is less than 100,000 miles on it, get out your owner's man you'll. look and see what it tells you to do, what you can do for yourself and go to somebody you can trust. bbb is a good place to go for that as well. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, lisa. >> and stay with us. animal rescue joins us with a pet looking for a good home. first a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> welcome back. joining us from ani

it started in a chimney in the house owned by the director. >>> oakland city leaders start new guy log with protesters. business owners say the camp is driving away customers. >>> live look downtown san francisco, 30s and 40s this morning. 60s and 70s on the way. rain still lated for sports. -- slated for parts of the weekend. >>> live look at bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. >>> 4:31 on this wednesday morning. thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. this morning election officials will begin applying the come kaid math formula that is rank choice -- complicated math formula that is rank choice voting and will know by the end of the day. terry mcsweeney is live at city hall. the interim mayor lee seems to have a commanding lead. >> reporter: he does have a sizeable lead right now. but that doesn't mean that he's going to win. remember, don prada in oakland had 9% lead over jean quan and ended up losing. 100% of precincts reporting and you have mayor lee with 30%, followed by supervisor with 19%, city attorney 12%. next page shows supervisor chu nine, adachi

enclosure and the area between the chimney enclosure and the end of the cutout would have been only about 2'11", which again, getting a little narrow if you are moving things around there and putting a table or something in and so i just think that this is something the staff will have to work on. my motion is to not take d.r. and approve but certainly consider as this goes through the approval process and certainly look at it a little bit but it is fine the way it is designed. commissioner miguel: commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: sorry. commissioner miguel: commissioner borden. commissioner borden: i think that what was just discussed about taking this back to the residential design team is the best thing that we can do. and because this is a common situation, this falls in the not exceptional extraordinary category but to the category that maybe our guidelines need to be exmrord and how to fix that. and i don't think applying it ad hoc to some people and not all people is not a fair process and should be applied with the process as it is and in the future look at how we m

investigators believe the fire could have started near the fireplace or chimney. >> we're getting to the time of year when fireplaces and chimneys need to be checked, flues need to be cleaned, fireplaces need to be emptied out. for those cleaning their fireplaces after using them, make sure the ashes are placed in an approved container, a metal container placed far enough away from the house. >> police say the townhomes did have smoke detectors, but they didn't go off. no one was hurt. >>> three weeks after being benched rex grossman was back under center for the burgundy and gold. it didn't seem to do much to improve the skins anemic offense against the miami dolphins. trailing in the fourth quarter, the skins were knocking on the door when grossman threw an interception. he threw for 215 yards and had two interceptions in the game. the dolphins capitalized on this latest one with reggie bush finding the end zone. miami wins 20-9. for the second straight game, the skins did not score a single touchdown. >> i felt good coming into the game, and we had our opportunities to do somethin

responding to a call because they heard somebody screaming in the chimney. turns out the guy was there trying to rob the place. they rescued him by throwing a rope down the chimney, pulled out the aspiring burglar who was then promptly arrested. >>> holiday travel season is right around the corner. many of us when we go to the airports like to use our portable devices, ipads. when you see free wi-fi pop up you're like i'm in. cnn reports maybe it's not a great idea to use that free wi-fi. they say better check and make sure what you're using. they had a hacker set up a free wi-fi. >> i will go and set up a fake wi-fi. once they connect to it and they start surfing the internet, now what i'll do is just grab all their traffic. >> nerve-racking and aggravating because this is such a convenience we all like to use. >> yeah. >> and, of course, there's criminals lurking, waiting to steal your information. >> if they go to their bank it will grab their banking information. if they go to facebook, grab that, twitter account, writing love letters i can grab all of t

in his home so we thought he would try sliding down the chimney to get into the house. wife and child waited patiently outside. his wife eventually called 911. the ordeal started because he did not want to pay locksmith. firefighters had to break down the door to get inside. just pay the locksmith. >> 5:12. 60 degrees on tv hill. >> who was the most searched person on the internet this year? >> we have all received gifts that were real fond of. the results of a new study. >> accident has all lanes closed northbound on the harrisburg expressway with an overturned vehicle. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we are tracking a problem on northbound on the harrisburg expressway in the area of warrant road. all northbound lanes are closed. we have an overturned pickup truck -- in the area of warren road. a pretty heavy delays southbound as motorists slowed down to take a look. perhaps it left lane. it is a little tough to see appeared york road is your alternate. all northbound lanes are c

he was trapped in the chimney for 12 hours before fire fighters were able to rescue him.y threw down a rope and out and he is doing fine. >>> 5:48. time for a look at traffic and weather. we have adam caskey with us. a damp day.ng to be those indoor days. were you want to curl up on the couch. time of yeart we have so much darkness works against you in terms of up in the morning. today is a dreary and damp. big improvements by tomorrow afternoon. and into the weekend. the weekend is looking good. never too early to look at the weekend. at the radar. showers across our the 66 quarter. 95 is seen the book of the moisture. 270, a little sprinkle. low or southern maryland, back into stafford we have that yellow area. this is the first batch of for the day. see much more down to our south west. is going toture to the northeast. we have a cold front with areas of low pressure that will help the rain and maybe even trigger an isolated thunderstorms. especially east of 95 ended lower southern maryland. one storm could contain some gusty winds. something to keep in the back of you

. >> chimneys on the top of the list. >> if you don't use your fireplace, you could be losing a ton of your heat out through your chimney. >> go through the house to reverse ceiling fans. >> it will be able to push the hot air down, because hot air rises. >> adjust your thermostat to keep from hitting an empty house. >> very interesting tips. gm's bolt is feeling the heat. jane king has the bloomberg business report. happy monday to you. >> the obama administration expected to make an announcement that they will spend as much as $1 billion to hire, train, and the poor health care workers. there will expanded health care work force. health care jobs have led the nation in terms of hiring since the recession began. a volt caught fire. regulators are checking the batteries. they are asking the water makers that have plans to sell those with lithium batteries about the fire risk. that includes nissan and ford. we're looking at the flat start of things today. no big economic reports this oday. a big rally on friday. we had a strong report on consumer confidence. when was the last time you b

all right, i'm going up to catoctin mountain park in northern frederick county, and i hiked up to chimneyock, which is at about 1,500 feet, and had a wonderful -- it's great exercise. good for the mind and body and soul. it was a terrific day for that. i was joined by many others too. we were on that trail up to chimney rock, catoctin mountain park, just to the west of thurmont in northern county, maryland. the last 24 hours, we had a lot of rain in the midwest, gradually advance to the east, coming into western west virginia, western pennsylvania. farther east, though, we have a few breaks in the clouds this morning. overall, quite cloudy across virginia, maryland, the district, and the eastern shore. sunrise at 7:04. we'll have temperatures climbing by midmorning into the upper 50s to near 60. by noontime, mid-60s. during the afternoon, a lot of clouds around. should be in the upper 60s. and then sunset at 4:48. this evening will be cloudy, down into the 50s through the evening hours. then after midnight and around dawn tomorrow, we'll likely have rain. it looks like a wet day on tuesda

firefighters believed it started in the fireplace or chimney.anch has its own fire crew, which called the marin county fire department for help. lucas does not live there, but the ranch has living quarters for guests as well as facilities for lucas films. >>> brentwood police are looking for a man who broke into an officer's home. the off-duty officer ended up shooting at one of the suspects yesterday. that victim was airlifted to the hospital. the second guy took off unhurt. >> picked the wrong house there. >>> republican presidential candidates will debate tonight in michigan. all eyes will be on herman cain, who once again denied he sexually harassed anyone. >> i have never acted inappropriately with anyone, period. and as far as these accusations causing me to back off, ain't gonna happen. >> cain responded yesterday after a fourth woman came forward. he said he would be willing to take a lie detector test to rebut accusations he harassed multiple women. that should be an interesting debate tonight. >> we'll be watching. >>> 5:39. we'll have

a teenager in norcross, georgia got stuck in the chimney before the fire department rescued him. police say he was trying to break in. some happenry reunions in norfolk, virginia. that is the the u.s.s. carr returning after five months at sea. crew went on a mission to intercept drug deals overseas. able to take down a $22 million cocaine deal. and in alexandria, minnesota, this young girl, lucky to be alive. after having a seizure while driving. she lost control of the car, plunged into a freezing lake while a police sergeant in the right place, right time, dove into the water. another trooper broke the window, pulled her out just seconds before the car sank to the bottom. >> best way to describe is like something on dukes of hazard. it's got a severe drop. a good 50 feet down into the water. >> how lucky for me, i can't even imagine. i wouldn't be here today if he wasn't there. >> amazing story. >>> deadline for the super committee to agree on reducing the deficit. that deadline is is just one week away. going to tell you what it means for you, your money, if there is no deal.

it started around 5:30 in the chimney of the main house. a fire crew responded first but no injuries were reported. >>> san francisco's spca says someone stole a puppy today, hours before the animal was to be adopted. a spokeswoman said the 8-week- old was taken around 4:45 yesterday afternoon by a latino couple with a 4 to 6-year-old child. there is a $500 reward for the puppy's safe return. >>> coming up today, we are just hours away from san francisco election officials announcing the first round of choice vote. we'll have the latest numbers from the city's three biggest elections, including the race for mayor. and the bay area connection to this year's capital christmas tree. thank you for watching t. we're all here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for watching. from 20 leading brands, including barista prima. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup

am chimney is the only thing that -- the chimney is the only thing left, some of the areas immediately around the home are untouched like they saw a package dropped off by ups, untouched and sometimes you have to make a sophia's choice in these circumstances. >>> when the fire is moving aggressively, we have to find a structure that is so far involved oregon that we can't save it or we focus on property that we can save. >> and there are limited resources. they are relying on people to help them leave their jobs and they leave them to come help fight those fires. the rain essentially ended fire season here and the air tanker contract was up mid-months in october so the closest air tanker would have been in passer row bells. if the fire happened by day, the closest air tanker was closer to santa barbara than it is to san francisco and again we have fire crews coming off the fire lines and presumably they will be replaced by other fire crews because they will be on touring this all day but they hope to have it contained by 9:00 this morning. >>> firefighters spent the nightwatching for h

. >> i just wanted the chimney. i just wanted the chimney. >> look at that there. >> you can smell the ginger on that. >> the ginger snaps is what i want. they have the christmas stars filled with prune and all the above. >> more business to take care of. that looks good, too. >> it's lovely. thank you very much. this is river road at the unitarian church. it's lovely. >>> when we come back, reopening the probe into the death of actress natalie wood. what the boat captain is saying about who is to blame. >>> a new restaurant by one of d.c.s top chefs. we have the details. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. what should you keep in mind when storing leftover thanksgiving turkey? that's the question. the answer is coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >>> you can help families in need this holiday season. the food for families food drive happens monday from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 >>> we forget this time of year how long it takes to defrost a frozen turkey and once it's defrosted how long do we have to cook it. we have the thanksgiving edition of

texas after a man locked himself out of his house and then got stuck trying to get in through the chimney. well, firefighters used a rope to hoist him out after the man's wife, who was waiting outside, eventually called 911. >>> one lucky kentucky man is very lucky to be alive after a powerful storm knocked a massive tree into his mobile home monday. the homeowner says the tree landed two feet away from where he was sitting in his living room at the time. >>> farther south nasty weather is making it look like winter in parts of tennessee. snow piled up outside of memphis making treacherous travel there. a winter weather advisory is in effect throughout the area this morning. >>> and finally, there was no snow in washington, d.c. yesterday, but the arrival of the capitol tree is making it look a lot like christmas. the 65-foot tall, 118-year-old sierra white fir traveled from california. the annual tree lighting ceremony will take place one week from today. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is meteorologist todd santos with your weather channel forecast. go

it was confined to one of the chimneys and fireplace. a spokesperson says the fire caused little damage to the property. >>> there are jobs in the bay area and abc 7 will tell you where you can find them today. the 16th annual hire event starts at noon on market street. katie joins us with a preview. ro >> reporter: we are live at the hotel vendors just starting to arrive and set up this is the second job fair in as many days. we were in concord yesterday, about 400 people showed up. this one is going to be bigger. it is more diverse, a lot more companies showing up and a lot of openings in customer service and administrative openings. i want to introduce stephanie simmons with manpower one of the companies that is going to be inside. how many people and what kind of jobs are you going to fill? >> we are working on 25 openings. the jobs range from entry level bookcasing to sales management. >> reporter: things are looking good or better? >> they are. manpower's outlook survey for the bay area shows about a net 8% increase in employers wa

it was confined to one of the chimneys and fireplace. a spokesperson says the fire caused little damage to the property. >>> there are jobs in the bay area and abc 7 will tell you where you can find them today. the 16th annual hire event starts at noon on market street. katie joins us with a preview. ro >> reporter: were live at the hotel vendors just starting to arrive and set up this is the second job fair in as many days. we were in concord yesterday about 400 people showed up. this one is going to be bigger. it is more diverse, a lot more companies showing up and a lot of openings in customer service and administrative openings. i want to introduce stephanie simmons with manpower one of the companies that is going to be inside. how many people and what kind of jobs are you going to fill? >> we are working on 25 openings. the jobs range from entry level bookcasing to sales management. >> reporter: things are looking good or better? >> they are. manpower's outlook survey for the bay area shows about a net 8% increase in employers want

. >> reporter: his chimney collapsed. it was the strongest of a series of quake this is weekend on a known fault like. oklahoma actually has quite a bit of seismic activity. never this trong. the epicenter was near the tiny town of sparks. population just more than 100. people felt it all across the country. >> we just had, i think, an rt quake. >> reporter: espn was on the air when in the quake shook this college football stadium. 50 miles from the epicenter. >> i literally thought the stadium was rocking, like people were stepping down off this platform i'm on. >> reporter: no one was hurt. there was quite a bit of damage. >> we have a pretty good crack that goes all the way up. >> reporter: this quake shattered something else. the record boox. why not? it's been that kind of year in oklahoma. 2011 broke the record here for the hottest summer, the coldest everyone the chur, the most snowfall, the largest hail. the highest wind speed. and now the strongest earthquake in state history. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >>> ne

a teenager reportedly trying to break into a home had to get pulled out of a chimney. hate to laugh, but come on, we have seen this story before. crews threw down a rope and pulled the teen out in his socks. the homeowner came back to his house, have no idea what was going on. no word if the teenager will face charges or terminally embarrassed. >> 12 hours in a chimney, that's good humiliation. >>> teen pop star, justin bieber is off the hook. mariah, the woman claimed bieber fathered her baby has dropped her paternity suit. the suit was quietly dismissed after bieber said he would take a paternity test to prove he was not the baby's daddy. bieber's attorney threatened to make their own suit. >> that was the end of that. jack wagner and heather are back on the market. they reportedly have called off their engagement. >> oh no. >> they announced they were getting married in august and i know you are all broken up over this. the former mel rose place couple had been together for four years. >> that is sad. >>> meantime, actor bradley cooper earned a new top honor, sexies

. >> the chimney collapsed. came through the ceiling in the living room. so there is -- there is pretty substantial damage to this home. >> reporter: the couple have lived in the home for 25 years. up until this weekend they had no idea they were living on a fault line. let alone would eventually be sitting on the epicenter. mary says the first big earthquake early saturday morning knocked things off the walls, especially in the kitchen. >> my nice clean kitchen that was clean yesterday. no longer is clean. >> reporter: as soon as the second quake hit, saturday night, emergency management was at the home when suddenly the aftershocks would begin. >> you could hear these real muted booms. it was really something i have never experienced before. >> i don't know why i wasn't afraid. i have never been afraid in this house. this house has protected us for 25 years. >> reporter: mary says it is not the broken things around her that are important. it's her family and the home itself that means so much to her. >> when we left last night. i felt so bad. i almost fe

. >> you can see the chimney heating that area. >> a pool opened in the 1920's.they talked about how they were going to keep it, but they never did. -- to heat it, but they never did. >> this is a publicity shot. this was the world's largest public pool. they had lifeguards in boats. this was a beautiful building. it is boarded up and full of rats and homeless folks. this is a parking lot now. $8 and you can park there. the beach was a big pleasure place. they would go for sunday picnics and stay all day. an amusement park developed to cater to these people. >> i think we have a shot of the fun house. >> she was not in the fun house. she was in a glass thing at the fun house. it was an animatronics robot who went "ha ha ha ha" all day and scared generations of san franciscans out of their wits. it has a month-to-month lease at fisherman's wharf. >> they moved it to this temporary location at fisherman's wharf. they left an unusual little treasure of the city. >> ingleside terraces, again, i was trying to show off the residence park. a lot of crazy building. for s

bad news is you have three weeks to live, the good news is that's just enough time to tuck point my chimney." he'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thanks very much. folks, my guest tonight is the director of the british museum who is telling the story of the world through objects. i hear one of the items is an ancient artifact called a book. please welcome neil macgregor. (cheers and applause) thank you mr. mcgregor, thank you so much for coming on. all right you are the director of the british museum as i said before and the author of a new book called "a history of the world in 100 octobers." >> yes. >> stephen: we'll get to the book in just a moment but i have a bone to pick with museums in general. why? a lot of that stuff seems like it must be worth a lot of money. why not sell it? right? why keep it? why not share it with the rest of the world by letting me buy it. (laughter) >> i can't sell it to you because you own it already. it belongs to you. that's the great thing about the museum is that it belongs equally to everybody. this museum is