usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelievably lucky. so these things are very inexpensive. by the way, wax seals are really cheap. a but. and this is waterproof, so if you ever need contemporary waterproofing, this is great stuff. taken off, put this on the floor, and set the toilet on top. by the way, i don't believe it takes a plumbing permit to replace the toilet fixtures. as long as you are not making a change in the plumbing. and of course, every time you do it, you should replace the blacks. terrific. all right. let's sit this guy back up. the stock closed seat. >> will await the seepage of the sleeping people in the night. -- will not wake the sleeping people in the night. this one has a toilet seat mounted on it that has the washer with feature

watch out for that flange at the top. okay. all right, can that wiggle out of there, adam? that-a-boy. all right, tommy, with these pipes out of the way, you can now build your new wall. all right, rich, thanks a lot. kevin: roger, this is a big change to our front yard. no longer a mud pit, and in a couple of hours, what, a new asphalt driveway? well, first of all, you've got to remember the guys did all the prep work. they took out the bad soil, they've got a foot of compacted gravel in here, so we have a great base for our driveway. all right, so, for you, it's really all about water management, right? because we're going to get thousands of gallons of rainwater falling on this driveway. yep, so we need to grade the driveway, and in order to do that, we have certain fixed points we have to meet. this is our starting point right here. here, so this is high point and starting point. right, so we come down, and we talked about grades and people have a hard time understanding what we're talking about, so i thought i'd lay it out really simple for you. on this first stake, th

. >> reporter: proceeds from tonight's dinner will go to the james capoot family and six flanges is donating a portion of their ticket family this thursday to the james capoot fund. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> occupy protesters in san jose are getting creative in an effort to make their point but not break the law. they picked up tents and begun carrying them around. police said it is illegal to set up structures. they plan to bring in more folks tonight to maintain their moving encampment. >> the question could be coming back to the ballot box. ktvu's ken pritchett joins us with the campaign to overturn proposition 8. >> reporter: this initiative would be on the negative ballot but -- on the november ballot. some say take it to the voters and others say let the courts decide. >>> there have been victories and defeats. the biggest was the 2008 passage of proposition 8. >> i think that people have seen the damage done by taking away civil rights. >> she is speaking on behalf of love, honor, cherish. they are behind a new initiative that would change california's constitution to a

as for japan, it's the nornl northwestern flange that will see cold precipitation off the sea of japan. we're talking a lot of snow and thundery episodes could be accompanying the snow. you do want to watch for that. highs on monday, tokyo comes up to 10 degrees with some sunny spells expected. 3 degrees in seoul and up to 11 in shanghai and 21 expected in taipai. you can see this area of precipitation rapidly will be developing into monday and we will be talking about a lot of wintry precipitation, blizzard warnings are started to be issued here. you do want to watch for heavy blowing snow and icy condition as holiday travel picks up. do stay on the watch for that. for the pacific northwest as well, british columbia will look at cold rain as well as snow and freezing rain coming in on monday. highs look like this for monday. 7 in seattle, minus 2 in denver and 11 degrees in oklahoma city. things are starting to get pretty chilly in parts of areas. and finally a look at europe. here it is going to be once again unsettled. we have a low developing through the scandanavian region and thu

. >> reporter: flanged by his wife and one son, mitt -- flanked by his wife and one son, mitt romney continues to paint himself as a family friendly candidate and a fox news poll shows he is the most likely to beat president obama. how will he now fare against newt gingrich is the question cho who has a 13-point lead -- who has a 13-point lead? romney is stepping up his ads criticizing gingrich for not supporting paul ryan's budget plan. >> i am convinced if we unleash the american people, we will go back to a generation of progress. >> reporter: analysts say when it comes to gingrich's ever increasing grassroots support, washington insiders watch with growing alarm. >> i think the party could be so divided and i think the distrust of gingrich is so severe that many congressional republicans will not endoris him even if he wins the nomination. >> reporter: endorse him even if he wins the nomination. >> reporter: plenty of endorsers are getting behind ron paul, too. all the major gop presidential candidates will square off again saturday at an iowa debate sponsored by a number of orga

it will be very difficult to do that when fighting on his right flange to defeat newt gingrich and even ron paul in a number of these early primaries. >> schieffer: does anybody but me remember the days when it was really fun to go to the convention because you didn't know who the candidate was going to be? i still think there's at least an outside possibility we may see that. okay. it's time for a prediction. fearless predictions from the cbs correspondents. liz palmer, what's your prediction for next year? >> one, maybe two civil wars in the arab world. and continuing enormous instability. >> schieffer: all right. bob orr? >> i think maybe for the first time cyber security catches terrorism. maybe even passes terrorism as our top domestic security concern. i think we're about to for the first true cyber attack on a piece of critical infrastructure. we should watch for that, bob. >> schieffer: anthony mason. >> i think the economy struggles along, bob. i think we get a little improvement in the unemployment rate but not much. maybe 8.5%. jobs are still the biggest lingering problem in

it will be very difficult to do that when fighting on his right flange to defeat newt gingrich and even ron paul in a number of these early primaries. >> schieffer: does anybody but me remember the days when it was really fun to go to the convention because you didn't know who the candidate was going to be? i still think there's at least an outside possibility we may see that. okay. it's time for a prediction. fearless predictions from the cbs correspondents. liz palmer, what's your prediction for next year? >> one, maybe two civil wars in the arab world. and continuing enormous instability. >> schieffer: all right. bob orr? >> i think maybe for the first time cyber security catches terrorism. maybe even passes terrorism as our top domestic security concern. i think we're about to for the first true cyber attack on a piece of critical infrastructure. we should watch for that, bob. >> schieffer: anthony mason. >> i think the economy struggles along, bob. i think we get a little improvement in the unemployment rate but not much. maybe 8.5%. jobs are still the biggest lingering problem in

. >> my flanges are loose, i think.> don't you think the leaves and pine needles are part of the ambiance? >> i got to help with my first delivery. >> wait for me! before heading to the corner to try to bring in new customers. >> merry christmas. >> welcome to the romp's family christmas tree lot. the weather outside is frightful. i think they are scared of me right now, but they are warming up. merry christmas. >> thank you very much. >> then the moment of truth. >> something five feet. henry! the frasiers are the best. >> why? >> because they are full, the needles don't fall. this is a frasier. that's a douglas down there. not quite a sale, but it's really all about connecting with the clientele. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> wait a minute. you never made a sale? >> i almost did. the guy swore he was coming back. i'm still waiting on the corner of james and 8th. >> good thing you didn't quit your day job. >>> still to come, the right clothes for the holidays. >> sandra lee shows quick and

the two sides are agreeing now, reports that republicans were concerned that they were gettanf out flanged this payroll tax cut and it was too dangerous to go against the democrats on this, not a good talking point politically. can you agree on how to pay for it? >> i don't know, andrea. i think it really is a bad policy. i think where we need to be moving is towards the kind of thing that bowles-simpson laid out, doing away with the loopholes and lowering everybody's rates, that's the very best thing we can do to our economy. if you look at this payroll tax holiday or reduction, it moves in the opposite direction and i'm actually surprised that aarp has not come out and said, look what you're doing is really turning social security into a welfare program. i think all of this is really really bad policy. i'm not yet in a place where you're willing to grant a proposal because of that. i think it's taking us in exactly the wrong direction. there seems to be bipartisan consensus around looking into kinds of things that was laid out through bowles-simpson, that's what we need to be moving towa

you've got newt gingrich on one flange and barack obama on the other.is what mitt romney said just yesterday in washington. >> american prosperity is fully dependent upon having an opportunity society. i don't think president obama understands that. i don't think he understands -- [applause] >> i don't think i understands why our economy is the most successful in the world. i don't think he understands america. he is -- [applause] bill: pick up on that last remark. i don't think he understands america. >> as governor romney talked about, you know, this election is about a big choice here, and that is the difference between president obama's america and his vision which is an entitlement country, which are hand outs, are what it's based on and governor romney's vision which is providing the incentives, providing the atmosphere so that we can be prosperous again. you know, under barack obama's america more people than ever before go to sleep at night without a job, go to sleep at night facing foreclosure on their homes, go to sleep on food stamps. and mit

. >> my flanges are loose, i think.>> merry christmas. >> welcome to the romp's family christmas tree lot. the weather outside is frightful. i think they are scared of me right now, but they are warming up. merry christmas. >> thank you very much. >> then the moment of truth. >> something five feet. henry! the frasiers are the best. >> why? >> because they are full, the needles don't fall. this is a frasier. that's a douglas down there. not quite a sale, but it's really all about connecting with the clientele. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> wait a minute. you never made a sale? >> i almost did. the guy swore he was coming back. i'm still waiting on the corner of james and 8th >> good thing you didn't quit your day job. >>> still to come, the right clothes for the holidays. >> sandra lee shows quick and easy, yet decadent desserts for your party. >> winners of "the sing-off" are here. [ horse neighs ] you're leaving. it is my destiny. ♪ take this. it is a piece of me. ♪ [ male announcer ] it'

against israel, the demilitaryization, if you want, without that, which provides essentially an come flange, if you want, turkey would not have had that much ease in terms of shifting policies in the region. that gives it a lot of ma numblete. they've used it well to their advantage. >> i would agree that the turks are going to go to quite an extent to avoid any real open hostility with iran. whether they would view iran as a natural ally or not, i'm not sure. it's a very different turkey today than the turkey you had 10, 15 years ago but one of the common fleds that both turkey and iran face is exactly the type of framing of the region that david presents, that the salledies have been able to run this very, very hard gamble on dividing the region between sunni and show imet. earlier we've seen similar attempts to divide the region between skashese non-arabs. the saudis oftentimes talk about the iranian influence as being in arab affairs. turkey is also a non-arab state. these are going to be problems both for iran and turkey. it does show some of the weaknesses of a longer term partnership