hings.he lock sets and having them all replated and going to a company that will come in and they will rebuild grease, give the old locks a tune up. there are ways to save it as opposed to replacing it. this one you see the locks that goes to the side of the door many of the new doors you bore a hole and it goes through there. if you wanted to take this out put this in there will be patchwork involved. it's cheaper to have this either repair or replaced or do carp entry work. >> you can go to a lot of salvage shops and find boxes full of old locks. if you have one that's not functioning and need parts you go out on saturday. the brand is to the lock you can get a new salvage unit. the quality of the castings and trim are superior to those things available. >> a comment? >> to what degree does disabled access apply to old multifamily residential buildings? >> in door hardware i saw a building it's made accessible you have the latch knobs. >> goods question section of the california building -

the hinge is broken in lrrk-2. the door is always open. >> narrator: and the thought would be to create a drug that could close the door? >> actually fill the doorway. get in the way. >> narrator: finding a drug that would fix the mutation would be great news for potentially affected families like mine, but parkinson's usually appears out of nowhere, with no family ties in sight. so besides genes, there must be something else that jump-starts the disease. one theory first made news more than 20 years ago. >> first, a background report on parkinson's disease by dave iverson of public station whaa, madison, wisconsin. >> narrator: and in one of life's little ironies, it was a story that i had covered, too. this is what's known about parkinson's disease. it's progressive, and it's incurable. back in the mid-1980s, i had reported on the work of a young stanford neurologist named bill langston, who had come across something startling that seemed to cause parkinson's. now, more than 20 years later, i've headed back to bi

the union doesn't want them to hinge on standardized test scores. >>> jews in our area and all over the world with preparing to sell bralt rosh hoshanha. security tight in israel and across the middle east as the holy day approaches. extra patrols at the western wall in jerusalem and markets as shoppers stocked up on supplies. this marks the start of the new year on the jewish calendar and beginning of the days of awe. it sdinz tonight at sundown. >>> pope led an open air mass in leban lebanon. more than 350,000 people traveled from all over the world to attend. helicopters and soldiers patrolled. the pontiff on a three-day trip through lebanon. which has seen increased violence through the conflict in neighboring syria. during his trip, he encouraged peace and religious tolerance in the region. >>> lawyers for the duke and duchess of cambridge head to court tomorrow, trying to prevent what many media outlets are planning to do publish top less pictures of kate middleton. papers in france, italy, and ireland have published the photos. and they are seeking damages against those who first

what is the hinge of all that?i would say those words we the people. 225 years ago as a hinge of world history for all the conclusions at the time was way better, more perfect than for the first time ever in the history of the planet an entire continent got to vote on how they and their posterity would become a man. there were lots of conclusions from our perspective, but we wouldn't exist as a democratic country but for that. i would say it's a hinge upon modern history. either before democracy, almost nowhere. and the project has begun. it's launched. it's not perfect. better than what we had before, not at all as good as what we have now because i think we have gotten better. i want to talk about how that process is getting better. i think that we the people do ordain the establishment. it's pretty stunning but we actually did. if you pick up and another thing i miss them and they move in time. it's not just that we voted. it was a pretty fair about and a vote that could be lost and in fact it was voted down in

. >> reporter: the tentative agreement hippinged on pension and retirement ben -- hinged on pension and retirement benefits. reporting live jeanine della vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a google representative was arrested after you tube refused to remove a video criticizing a mayoral candidate. google plants to appeal. >>> the crisis in syria is getting far worse. rebels are attacking. there are opposition forces throughout the country. un estimates 700,000 refugees could flee from syria by the end of the year. >>> new polls are out showing president barack obama improving over mitt romney nationwide. however polls show mitt romney has a substantial lead over president barack obama among one particular group of voters. we will take you live for the washington d.c. bureau. >>> the push for high speed rail service will clear a very important hurdle. local lawmakers will enforce a $40 million grant cal train. it is -- grant for cal train. environmentists say they are switching to electric power and it will reduce emissions by 14 percent. >> let's check in on the morning commute, how

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so use a double roller, heavy duty hinges.a commercial grade hardware that we put on these doors. the track system they're made according to the weight of the door. this one is heavier than most because the door is heavier so our track has got to be heavier as well. the spring is counterbalanced to the exact weight of the door so you'll be able to open and close it just like any other door. >>miriam: now with a heavy duty door, you're going to need a heavy duty opener. >>: correct. >>miriam: so you're going with a 3/4? >>: 3/4 horse opener. is a solid rail construction. belt drive. and it's a state of the art opener. completely silent. it's got an electric eye in the actual opener so when you walk in the garage, your lights will turn on automatically. you could go with a chain drive. they're just noisier. so the belt drives have proven over the winters and they work very well. >>miriam: i think these really complement the house the aesthetically i think, don't you? >>: yeah. i was very pleased when i saw it. i think that they

our turn around hinges on a dam phone.ice phone but it's a phone. >> it is not even a new phone it's the 6th version of a phone that has been around here for years. it says something about the sorry state of our economy that this is a phone, and we are not relying on it but we are projecting it could have a massive impact on our economy. >> i know steve jobs is an icon as he should be. but at the democratic convention last week the details that a lot of these phones are made in china, and it doesn't look good in that respect but momentum is momentum. yeah, although that is true, a lot of these parts are made in china for the phones, but it doesn't matter. because arm pple to most voters a symbol of the brand says something about american businesses whether or not the parts are made abroad. people view apple and steve jobs as a symbol of the american success story. that is why you saw democrats and republicans bring up his name as a brand at the respective conventions in the last two weeks. >>> always good having you. >> th

liz: no breaking of the hinges? >> no breaking of the hinges, all the responses you'd expect.ull video -- i don't know what this -- liz: this is? >> this is the experimentation in form factor and design that's coming out here. everyone's got a different model. this is from sony where it looks like a nice compact pc, but it slides down, and you got high performance laptop. liz: paul, you predict the there would be 40% of ultrabooks in the pc market by year's end. where are you in the prediction? >> we said on the consumer market, we have the design to make it happen. the design the customers are introduced to, the numbers used worldwide, all of that is still on track to hit that number. the big issue is what is the overail demand? none of us are in a position to call that. liz: fed is supposed to move tomorrow. what do you, as a business leader, need to see from the federal reserve? >> return to fiscal sanity. we have to -- we have to fix the get, can't spend money we don't have. it has to get resolved. liz: ceo of intel. thank you very much. you attracted quite the crowd here.

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workers will adjust hinges to make the deck more flexible and replace a cracked beam discovered two years ago. the closure is scheduled for the weekend of october 19. if the work is not complete that weekend, the bridge will be shut down again the following weekend. coming soon, a new way to get across the bay, a water taxi for the general public. the san francisco port commission approved it yesterday and pending a final contract could begin service october if one. the hop on hop off boat service will run on a regular scheduled and shuttle passengers between heidemarie stefanyshy-piper street areas. >>> great news for the oakland a's injured in a game one week ago today. [ female announcer ] this is the story of sam, who made an unexpected arrival. [ woman ] he was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. [ woman ] the staff was remarkable. they made me feel safe, trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medi

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. >> reporter: zuckerberg's says facebook's future hinges upon being present and soon on mobile devices, smart phones and tablets, which out number desktops. not nearly quickly enough for the investment community but what do folks think? >> he represents every start up here because facebook was one of the first bigger start ups that succeeded. >> it's about coming up with an idea, taking it forward, getting a group of people together and changing the world. he stands here as an example of one such person who did that. >> reporter: many see big growth as facebook becomes more and more available on mobile devices. >>> goodwill released a new and reinvented app to strike against apple. the launch comes one day ahead of apple's release of the iphone. that operating system will not include a pre-installed youtube app. the new app will work on both the iphone and ipad with one specifically designed for the ipad in the next few months. >>> professional wrestler and common day tore is in critical or stable condition after suffering a heart attack last night. it happened during the monday night

watch the whole waach the whole hing unedited. go to fox-baltimore dot com...nd click on "town hall" in the hot topics section at the top of the screen protestors are calling on the president of towson university to denounce the formation of a white student un. union. hey delivered a petition with 12-hundred signatures to thh president's office today. they say a white student union would create a racial divide on campus. but tte student who's attempting to organize the group says that's noo his intention. (1:31:33) "we're not attacking everybody we ust want to have the same representation on campus as every other ettnic group has. we want to say the same things to support our culture and thats called racist." racist." organizers plan to hold their first meeting nexttmonth and say 24-students have indicated they'd like to join. p it was political movement... born out off frustration. but in many cities, the protests turned violent.now a team of filmmakers from washington d-c... issreleasing a documentary about the "occupy wall street" movement. it includes foota

so first hinge in the morning do look for fog near the coast and over the bay. marine influence limited tomorrow. upper 40s to about mid-50s around the region. there is area of low pressure backing off a bit. high pressure calls shots only thing that can happen is temperatures heading up. tomorrow morning that fog at 5:00 a.m. will start to burn off and pull away from the coastline. there are finally back up where you should be. today's highs running cooler than normal. 60s along the coastline. beautiful day. there is one word of caution this, is from national weather service. a beach hazard statement for tonight. there is a high risk of rip currents. we're talking about monterey state beach and marina state beach. there is a swell heading into that direction. skpf course, want to watch out for those rip currents if you're going to the beach around there. there are highs warm in the south bay. 76 in milpitas. there is mid-60s here. 61 into sunset district. there is 91 in yu kia. 82 degrees in santa rosa. there is a beautiful day in the east bay. there is inland,

my fellow americans, we now find ourselves at the hinge of history and the direction we turn is not figuratively, it's literally in your hands. it has been a truly great honor to serve you and to serve with barack who has always stood up with you for the past four years. i've seen him tested. i know his strength, his command, his faith and i also know the incredible confidence he has in all of you. i know this man. yes, the work for not yet complete, but we are on our way. the journey of hope is finished, but we are on our way and the cause of change is not fully accomplished, but we are on our way. so i say to you tonight with absolute confidence, america's best days are ahead and yes, we are on our way! [ cheering and applause ] >> and in light of that horizon for the values that define us, for the ideals that inspire us there is only one choice that, choice is to boldly move forward and to finish the job and to reelect president barack obama. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. god bless you. thank you. you. thank [ cheering and applause ]♪ [ music ] ♪joe biden, his wife jill bi

china's case hinges on nautical maps dating from the sixth century. he has also collected what he describes as evidence. dam it does not help trying to dust off the past. we should let the judges decide. china and japan should take the case to the international court. in both arguments would be heard. >> the family still owns one of the islands. they have leased the island to the military, which is using the area as a training ground.ve shr now at least, it is only a drill. >> germany is following france's lead and closing the embassy -- closing many embassies in muslim countries tomorrow. >> concerns that an image of the prophet mohammed could cause violence. authorities fear unrest could escalate after friday prayers. >> washington has appointed a panel to investigate a possible al qaeda link to the killing of four embassy staff in libya. >> thursday, the libyan government held a ceremony to honor the officials who died at the u.s. consulate in benghazi last week. the white house says it still does not know whether the attack was premeditated or spa

greece's next bailout payment is hinging on the government's agreement of further spending cuts. >>> tesla's shares are hanging on a day after the stock fell. scott mcgrew, there are a lot of challenges ahead for the east bay carmaker. >> tesla filed this with the sec. it is a list of problems that may be ahead. do understand that financial statements are gloomy because the company has to say we warned you about this or that. there is a line on page 11 saying because the company stores batteries for use in cars and factories, there is a chance the factory could burn down. they have to warn about everything. if you drill down into the language, there are interesting facts. 1,000 people have canceled their model s orders and the company warns problems obtaining parts means not only will production slow, but they have to change the design to compensate. also, the epa changed the way the electric carmakers are supposed to measure mileage, but tesla hasn't run the model s through the tests. it is concerned the tests will reveal the s will not go as far as first advertised under the old st

the race is expected to hinge on independent voters and relatively few swing states. one is florida where president barack obama was campaigning today. health care is a hot topic there. mitt romney. >> reporter: on this first weekend of the fall campaign president barack obama rose through the state of florida where medicare matters to retirees. >> our plans strengthens medicare. >> no american should have to spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies. >> for mitt romney it was obama care and what sounds like backing off the pledge for full repeal. >> i'm not getting rid of all of health care reform, of course there are a number of things i like in healthcare reform that i'll put in place. one is to make sure those with prechesting conditions get coverage. >> florida, they are throwing up new ads in wisconsin. >> here we're not better off under president barack obama. >> the choice offer running mate paul ryan and the new voice on economic statistics. >> it is the 43rd month of unemployment above 8%. for every person who got a job last month, nearly

after just two days the jury was won over by a largely circleal case that according to one juror hinged on hearsay testimony that originated from peterson's missing fourth wife stacy whose whereabouts are still unknown. sentencing is set for september 126th. peterson faces up to 60 years in jail. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in maryland, newly released video shows a big rig hitting a police car and seriously injuring a trooper. unbelievable. the officers was performing a traffic stop when the truck slammed into his vehicle and then him. the officer may actually lose the use of his right arm. authorities say this is exactly why drivers need to slow down or move over when emergency vehicles are stopped. i'd say so. >>> well, in new york a man was killed after this fight at a gas station. a customer allegedly attacked a gas station agent, but it was the attendant who turned the tables and began hitting and kicking the customer, who later died. the attendant has been questioned but not charged. >>> and finally on a much lighter note, in

it hinges upon this.citizenship in most nations across the world is determined by being born in that nation or applying for citizenship through some sort of immigration process and often taking a citizenship test or something like that in indian country, eligibility for citizenship is determined by a proven percentage of blood from that tribe, and the problem is sometimes people have relatives, four grandparents from different reservations and might be 100% native but enrolled as a quarter in one place, and if they marry someone from a different tribe or nonnative person, then their children aren't eligible for citizenship. so some people feel very strongly it should be moved to lineal descent. some people think we'll be enrolling everybody who has seen an indian, and if we do that it will dilute benefits. more outsiders not living on the reservation controlling tribal politics and that's where the issue hinges upon. i guess for myself, i think we need to loosen up the tribal roles, move more in the direc

i'm standing right now on a hinge, between the existing bridge and the brand new bay bridge. there are a couple hundred workers have come here every day to build this bridge. so weather is always a very important to them. to tell us more about that, hello, the spokesperson for caltrans, tell us how important is the weather to all these workers every day? >> it is very important to the work that goes on here, there's a big variance, very cold in the morning and it can be foggy in the afternoon. it is perfect right now. >> absolute perfect right now and that is why you decided to take on the huge challenge of this historical move? >> right now we're doing the most difficult part, we're lifting the weight of the south and kurds suspension bridge, 35,200 t of steel and we wanted to make sure that we did that during a time of year when we knew that we would have a decent weather, september and october are great for us. >> i don't think i can feel it moving under my feet right now. >> we're not on the part that is moving and you would not feeling much does that much weight needs to

. >> the debate over eugenics hinges on an even deeper question, perhaps the deepest question of all- what gives value to human life? >> life ends the same way for everyone. we all will finish this life at some point. what did you do with it along the way? >> these are children who are healthy. >> eugenics has taken humanity down many dark roads and caused untold suffering, but could the new eugenics, finally be about to fulfill its promise? >> well, to discuss the issue further, i spoke to john harris, the professor of biometics at manchester university. with us was ian, a british newspaper columnist what he calls the apar thide of what people takes. and kerry, a children's tv presenter who has the lower part of her right arm missing. what do you think of the big moral argument, we need to try to prevent disease andnd prevent disability if it can? >> i think it's more of just a moral argument or judgment. i think it's a human responsibility really. i think all of us are responsible for the future of the human race in one sense. i think if you're going to go down that road saying we

that is what the legal argument the sheriff is making is hinging on.hare of claims it is not there, but it is. -- the sheriff claims that it is not there, but it is. >> is unsure reading of option two really too restrictive -- it may make no difference in this case, but as i read it, it is talking in the destructive -- disjunctive. the first talks about the conduct relating to the offense itself. the second says that conduct below the standard of decency, good faith, and right action impliedly required of all public officers. there is nothing in that clause that says the misconduct has to relate to the office. for example, you would agree, would you not, that if a member of the board of supervisors became aware that another member was engaged in child molestation, which clearly has no relationship to his office, but chose not to disclose it and to cover it up, that would constitute a violation oflp the official misconduct act? >> that is an issue that i am glad is not before us today because it presents a very troubling question. we have serious miscon

the case hinges on a high speed wireless protocol, lte, or 4 g. apple using the technology in its new device. samsung owns several patents, relating to lte implementation. it plans to study the iphone 5 thoroughly before making a decision. in a patent lawsuit last month. a federal jury ruled in favor of apple. ordered samsung to pay over $1 billion in damages. samsung official told nhk they're protecting their intellectual property. the official accused apple of hindering market competition. >>> chinese customs authorities apparently are tightening their checks on imports from japan. many jp knees firms doing business in the country are reporting stricter customs cler ans for their products. customs require blanket inspections on items in shanghai, instead of selected imports from japan. they say customs inspection rare yo is increased in beijing as well. the japan external trade organizations office in china says the chinese authorities have not offered any explanation for their change in clear ens procedures. two years ago china reduced exports

hinges upon this. citizenship in most nations across the world is determined by being born in that nation or applying for citizenship through an immigration process and often taking a citizenship test or something like that. in the andean countries, eligibility for the citizenship is determined by the proven percentage of blood from that tribe, and the problem is sometimes people have relatives from different reservations they might be 100% native but if they marry someone from a different tribe and their children are not eligible for citizenship that is how some people feel very strongly that it should be moved to the lineal descent. some people feel that they will be enrolling anybody that is ever seen and if we do that it will dilute the benefits and you have more outsiders not living on the reservation controlling the trouble politics so that is where this issue hinges upon i guess for myself i think we need to loosen up the tribal role and move more in the direction of the lineal descent. it's fin

this is a door that's hinged to swing out over the sidewalk. we have that all over the city with the metal graets and security bars is this allowed? >> they are allowed. we look at the neighborhood pattern. we look at the part of town its in. it is as long as its see through. required by the planning department, and as long as it -- we know it springs out feet and self closing mechanism, on a spring. on brand-new ones we require an audio alarm or a flashing light. audio or video alarm that if a blind person is walking along the sidewalk they don't get hit but somebody opening their door. >> there is a conflict with the building code that says you can only have a door swing 12 inches over the sidewalk. i know we are trying to bring this in for awhile. >> before you leave there is something important you show show everyone on the sidewalk. >> the graffiti spray paint? what is this on the sidewalk. point it out. >> these are under ground service markings. state law requires any time anybody excavates. may be because they have a building permit? >>

analysts say the case hinge on a high-speed wireless communications proe s protocol s lte or 4-g. apple is using the technology in its new device. samsung owns patents related to lte implementation. the korean company says it plans to study the iphone 5 thoroughly before making a decision. in a separate patent lawsuit last month, a california federal jury ruled in favor of apple. it ordered samsung to pay over $1 billion in damages. a samsung official told n hnhk y are protecting their intellectual property. samsung was accused of hindering market competition. >>> let's check on the markets. the u.s. markets ended mixed. the dow industrial average ended up 0.1% at 13,596. that's the highest level in four years and nine months. while the nasdaq ended lower by 0.2%. earlier, european markets ended lower on signs of continued economic weakness. >>> and so how are tokyo markets kicking off? we go to the tokyo stock exchange. good morning. a bit of caution seems to be returning to the markets. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. some manufacturing data out of china and the eurozon

it hinges upon this. you know, citizenship and most nations across the world is determined by being born in that nation, or applying for citizenship through some sort of immigration process and taking a citizenship test or something like that. in indian country eligibility for citizenship is determined by a proven percentage of blood from that tribe in and the problem is sometimes people have relatives, four grandparents from different reservations m.i.t. 100% native but in world as a quarter and in one place if they marry someone from a different tribes and their children aren't eligible for citizenship. some people feel very strongly that should be moved to lineal dissent. some people feel that enrolling anyone who has been in indian if we do that you'll have more outsiders not living on the reservation controlling tribal politics so that is where the issue hinges upon. i guess for myself, think we need to loosen up the tribal rolls, move more in the direction of lineal dissent. i think it's fine to req

just two days, the jury was won over by a largely circumstantial case that, according to one juror, hingedhearsay testimony that originated from peterson's missing fourth wife, stacy, whose whereabouts are still unknown. sentencing is set for november 26th. peterson faces up to 60 years in prison. >>> here's your first look at other news going on around america today. in maryland, newly released video shows a big rig that hit a police car and seriously injured a trooper. unbelievable. the officer was performing a traffic stop when that truck slammed right into his vehicle and then in to him. the officer may lose the use of his right arm. authorities say this is exactly why drivers need to slow down or move over when emergency vehicles are stopped. >>> well, in new york, a man was killed after this fight at a gas station. a customer allegedly attacked a gas station attendant, but it was the attendant who turned the tables and began hitting and kicking the customer, who later died. the attendant has been questioned but not charged. >>> and finally, on a much lighter note, in des moines, it d

any hope of a new contract is hinging on two sticking points, job security and new evaluations, partly based on standardized test scores. >> we're going to stand together until we get a fair contract. >> how dare you guys stop school in session? how dare you do that to our children? what are you thinking about? not about them. >> the outcome of the strike could have ramifications across the country. teachers in nearly two dozen states are facing similar issues. >>> passengers on a southwest flight into san antonio were delayed two hours after a threat was phoned in. the plane was kept away from the terminal, as police and search dogs conducted that search. nothing suspicious was found. passengers were able to reboard the aircraft for the short trip to the terminal. >>> southern california investigators looking into what is being called a horrific odor. the main culprit, believed to be where large amounts of fish usually die and decay this time of year. some are saying that the stench is being reported some 50 miles away in suburban los angeles. >> fish and chips off the table right now

hinging on evaluations and job security. they say school will not reopen until wednesday at the very earliest. >>> to presidential politics now with just over seven weeks until the election. president obama travels to the swing state of ohio with stops in cincinnati and columbus. while there, president obama will announce a new trade enforcement case against china over cars and car parts. mitt romney speaks to the u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce in los angeles. >>> and we are learning new details about the chaos that unfolded behind the scenes ahead of romney's acceptance speech. just eight days before the convention, the speech that had been written was dropped. that set off a wild scramble to craft a new entirely different speech so that romney would have time to rehearse. the final version was widely criticized within the party for leaving out any mention of al qaeda or afghanistan. >>> it is time now for the weather from across the nation. a wet day for much of the south. heavy rain from atlanta to tallahassee. nashvil

the race is expected to hinge on independent voters in a few swing states. here's ann compton. >> at the last stop on his two- day battleground state tour, president obama told the west palm beach crowd that his fate is in their hands. >> if we win palm beach county we will win florida, and if we win florida, we win this election. >> the republican challenger mitt romney, it was obamacare and what sounds like backing off the pledge for full repeal. >> i'm not getting rid of all of health care reform. there are a number of things i like in health care reform i'm going to put in place. one is to make sure those with preexisting conditions can get coverage. >> before the republican convention a gallop poll had romney at 47% and president obama at 46. now the gallop daily tracking poll shows the president with a 5 point lead over governor romney. republicans are ramping up their efforts in wisconsin. >> here in wisconsin, we're not better off under president obama. >> governor romney went to church in massachusetts after hammering home his own economic message.

the door to his house off the hinge. he thinks it's some sort of electrical explosion. enter pepco. they find that that little meter security lock has been tampered with. foul play. enter the police. they determine it's a burglar. a burglar who took that meter off the wall in an effort to dismantle and disable the burglar alarm. enter the police dog. he searches the place to make sure everything is safe. pepco said disconnecting a meter can have dire consequences. >> it could be a danger of electrocution. anytime you're dealing with electrical equipment and you're not qualified to do so, that is the risk that you take. >> reporter: now, by the way, that alarm wasn't on because someone's home they didn't feel the need to activate it. live in cleveland park, pat collins, news4. >>> the organization on usa swimming has permanently banned rick curl after being accused of molesting a swimmer back in the 1980s. he waived his right to challenge the case and was immediately banned. a former swimmer named kelly davis came forward over the summer and said he began molesting her when she was 1