and she said, why, what, why were you up in the attic? i said, i was looking at a book.e book. and she's flipping through it and she's going -- oh, this is nice. this is lovely. looks at the gaping hole and goes wait until your father gets home. my father is like the enforcer. this is like when he was in the navy or air force, one of those stories. so, my dad gets home and i'm petriified, that i'll get annihilated. and my dad comes home, closes the door behind him, sits on the bed and he goes, so you found the kama sutra? i said, yeah. he said, don't worry by the, i'll patch it up but cue the tears, let mom hear it. think i'm -- cue it up, meryl streep moment. >> jimmy: he wanted you to pretend to cry. >> like i just got reamed, eye c -- i'm kug it up, like an addition, my family around the television, having nice family moment, jeopardy, what is the indian book of love, mike, kama sutra. my dad was like, ass shot, kama sutra, hand in hand. long-winded. >> jimmy: that's a true story? >> swear to god. >> jimmy: we'll have to investigate. too good of a story. called "we ma

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. -- sununi is in the attic. >> colby is right, they are putting him out regularly. they are not putting out stavridis or spokespersons that are not speaking with the unspoken. obama had a good line about, on the leno show. >> "it also g- all goes back when we were playing soccer in kenya." probably the best line i've heard the president delivered in the whole campaign. >> unfortunately, people out there will say, "c, i told you." >> "i did not know that donald trump was kenyan." >> almost at the finish line. see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more information about afge and membership, visit afge.org.

phelps' body up in the attic. well, they wouldn't have been from this guy.taples are accounted for. but... you know what? this is tissue from the donor kidney. you're gonna take it and run it for dna. because unlike a blood transfusion, where the donor dna disappears... donated organ retains the dna of its donor. i'm going to run this through codis, thanks. caine: you look like you're in some pain, jeff. i'm fine. are you? yeah. look, i told you guys why i was at that house. tripp: yeah, well, i can't wait to hear the magical tale of how your kidney landed in another man's body. caine: you sold your kidney to dr. phelps, didn't you, jeff? you're wrong. take your shirt up. lift it up, jeff. now, that really doesn't look too good. dropped a staple in the attic, didn't you, sport? he told me everything was gonna be fine, okay? don't worry. what's that for? why the hell'd you agree to something like that in the first place? you want to know why? because the housing market is a disaster. i racked up a lot of debt over the past year, okay? i went to give plasma, y

. >> reporter: but after a quick check of the attic, windows and doors, the so-called auditor turned on a hard sale and said they ned to bee a $4,000 solar plaimpg cet for the attic. >> i was mad that he misdieded us. >> reporter: debbie was just one victim of what the consumer fed raising of america calls an energy audit scam. >> scam ares sndz consumers postcards, make phone calls, offering free energy audits that will save them hundreds a month. >> reporter: grant says the auditors often apply they're with a government agency or utility company. >> their intpt is to sell them things like heat barriers, which actually do save them. >> reporter: and shoddy work could be the result. these pictures were taken inside a home where the owner fell for a free energy scam and paid the company to put in insulation. turns out the company was unlicensed and never returned to finish the job. >> we've seen cases where the work has not been completed fully or people were not benefiting. >> reporter: phone solicitations for free home energy audits are among the fastest do not call complaints. debb

and if fierce commentary was an attic i would leave my junk in him for years. it is the imus in the morning executive producer. it is language, peel. and in finland he is considered a fan knee pack. and she is so sharp she sneezes throwing stars. ann coulter, political commentator. her latest book is called mug, the true story of how swiss miss was america's favorite hot chocolate. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. >> so should eva be forced to leava? team obama can't be happy with eva longoria's f-up. the poor man susan lucci retweeted a crude comment which read. >> i have no idea why any woman, slash minority would vote for romney.

. >> the fire was burning up in the attic. >> reporter: once that attic was opened up, the flames were tough to spot. nearby residents were evacuated for fear the fire would spread. >> there's a lot of trees back there. if it's -- the thought did cross my mind. >> reporter: the fire was out before the sun came up but the damage was extensive. we lost a lot of businesses. and we saved a lot of businesses. >> firefighters say an aggressive coordinated attack helped them get this fire out. but so did one other thing. take a look inside this business. you can see the damage is extensive. the roof is gone but take a look next door. inside this vietnamese restaurant. you can see not as much damage, not anywhere close. why? well, in between these two businesses there is a firewall. it could have been worse but that's little comfort for this woman. >> it's really heartbreaking. >> reporter: investigators are searching for a cause. but that will take time, as it will for businesses who have to put back what the fire took away. in union city, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a fire is als

>> it kind of has a common attic up there so they had a lot of attic space to run. not really sure what started the fire but it definitely had a good head start on us before we arrived. >> reporter: what happens from here on out? i know you have firefighters and investigators standing by. what's the next step? >> so the next steps are to make sure we have no fire left and then make sure the building has enough structural integrity left for us to make some access to it and start the investigation. >> reporter: and again, no reason to suspect arson? >> not at this point. until you get the investigators in there and can dig around for a while -- it will take most of the morning to figure it out. >> reporter: thank you, deputy chief. you mentioned a firefighter was injured in this. but he will be okay. he has been treated at a local hospital. residents that were evacuated are now allowed back in their homes. we are live in union city. cate caugiran, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> in richmond, right now firefighters are on the scene of a pallet fire. people reported seeing it

you've got fire running the entire attic space. you can't get people here fast enough. >> reporter: there was a partial roof collapse but the firefighters were able to get out. they ended up having to call for a four alarm backup because the fire was so fast moving. it looks like union city, hayward and freemont fire departments are also out here. one firefighter was hurt. he cut his hand. he was taken to the hospital, but he's already been released. he's clearly going to be okay. betwe again, you had a four alarm fire here at el dorado and fire street. the people in the complex behind, they're okay, they've been allowed back into their homes. >>> also happening right now, a massive fire burning in richmond. it is happening at a manufacturing plant. this one could burn for hours. christy smith just arrived. what can you tell us what's happening out there? >> good morning. we're pretty close but you can see this orange glow actually when we were driving in. right now what we're seeing is firefighters are spraying water on it. big pl

. >> everybody has crazy uncles in the attic, and ron has john sununu, and he has donald trump who is offering $5 million if obama w would just releases college records -- >> he doesn't keep sununu in the attic. >> colbyby is right, they put sununu out there regularly. the romney campaign is very disciplined, and t they are not puputting out surrogates or spokespersons who are not speaking what they want spoken. >> the president had a good line when asked about donald trump on the jay leno show. >> the president said, "it all goesack to what we were growing up together in kenya and we were playing soccer and he was not good at i" probably the best line i've hed ththe president delivered in the whole campaign. >> unfortunately people out there say, "c, i told you." we are almost there, we are almost at the finish line could we will talk about that next week. see you next week. >>>> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation ofof government employees, proud to make america work. r more infortion about afge and membership, visit afge.o.org. [ mitt romney ] we h

. >> we have an oil problem but how does one attics oil help another attics get over its problem? >> let us reiterate that after reassume the presidency we will then turn it around to make it ourselves in mike will fix a couple of these but short-term logistically there is a great demand here we have a vast supply there. in the short-term not as the fifth year solution the five-year. was just give it to you. remember energy security that is talked about, is your best ally but not according to president obama which is like mom. the fed is an issue you have to spend the money overseas to secure oil if we turn on the tap that is not necessary then you can downsize. if that is really the line we are the solution. >> we're working on a plan for cars to run on maple syrup. we do continue to build oil pipelines but will run maple syrup threat. if there is this bill that animals will be tasty. [laughter] >> as president is can the plan on importing their health care system to america of? >> we would make a few changes. it is not fair after some much struggle to come down to start a whole

. >> gigantic probably 100-year- old tree just came right through the attic, busts open at particular door and there's leaves all -- the attic door and there's leaves all throughout the inside of house. >> reporter: meanwhile mayor gray and other city leaders began the morning with a tour of the city. the first stop? a tree down near the historic home of frederick douglass. >> i think we're in good shape. we've had minimal flooding up to now. this is still a threat over the next four to eight hours of some flooding on the potomac. >> reporter: the mayor's group headed to northeast where we found crews removing this tree from ebart street. residents thankful it was only a car damaged when the tree came down. >> the most important thing, there's no life lost and that's the main thing. >> reporter: because of the strong winds last night and early this morning, there are trees down across the district, but the good news, as soon as they came down, there were crews to pick them up. crews working right here on calvert street northwest removing a big tree here. even with all the downed trees

one reason why the fire did spread is these businesses share a common attic. there are fire walls on either side of this stretch of ten businesseses so the fire department was able to keep this fire contained in this section of the strip mall. there's an apartment complex on the back side. that was evacuated for a short time. those people have been allowed to go back home. one firefighter did cut his hand fighting this fire. he was taken to the hospital. he's already been released. he's going to be okay. reporting live here in union city, bob riddle, "today in the bay." >>> a developing story in richland where flames spread to two takers of an industrial yard. five different businesses are located. that fire is still burn. the chopper is overhead as the flames flared up. firefighters say it's actually possible that lightning sparks a fire. at about 2:15 this morning. had to call in heavy equipment because they had a hard time getting water into the fire. there is just one hydrant in front of that property. christy smith is live at the scene gathering new infor

when you look at it, it smells an attic. that homeowners sustained significant damage, unfortunately. most of the tree fell and o houses andtw still pow along most this street. only two houses that seemed affected are the two directly impacted by that tree. all of their neighbors still have their lights on. from northwestst washington. rain's still some light will taperut that gradually throughout the day. degrees right now at the truck.haser i would not be surprised if we one or two wet snowflakes at nothing to get excited about. just a few wet snowflakes. you can feel the mudslide under your feet under the grass. that's the latest from northwest washington. back to you. >> thank you. to add awill have extra layers under their costumes. >> be prepared for that. neighborhoods don't bee power, so that will obstacle for the trick- treaters tomorrow. >> bacon still watch us online, ata smart phone or tablets .jla.com \live let's check in with jamee .hitten they can still watch us live.e, wjla.com\ >> i want to run-throughs encl

suspects are under arrest this morning. >>> no word yet on the cause of a fire that broke out in the attic of a home in san jose's cambrian neighborhood overnight. everyone was able to get out safely. >>> and the giants play the cardinals later on today in game five of that national league championship series. the giants have to win or the season is over. if they lose tonight, they will allow the cardinals to advance to the world series. >>> now on to the race for the white house. the latest nbc polls show president barack obama ahead of presidential nominee mitt romney in iowa and wisconsin. if he wins both plus ohio, he can lose every other swing state and still win the election. today president obama is in virginia. governor romney in florida. both back on the campaign trail after a rather fun night at a charity dinner in new york last night. the candidates laughing together about their first debate. >> i felt really well rested after the nice long nap i had in the first debate. >> big bird didn't even see it coming. >> this weekend the candidates go back into study mode for monday's fi

she's stuck aflown a house up in her attic. she is in a ranch.up over her waist. she's in an attic with a telephone. i don't know how she is now. that is all i know. >> why didn't she evacuate? >> i don't know. this is -- her husband and two kids left. why she decided to stay, i can't answer that. >> is anyone making an effort to go out to rescue here at this hour? >> you can't get near the place. no. not yet. no. hopefully in the morning there is another high tide in the morning. there are wires down i heard. you don't know how deep water is at any given point. >> her husband, two kids left? she didn't? >> yes. yes. yeah. now i don't know. >> are others likewise stuck it out there? chances are if anyone stayed next door someone next door is having the same problem? >> there are people having the same problem. she's going to try to get to neighbors in the morning is what i was told. my manager is about 100 yards from the street. she can't see it. she's stuck there, too. >> if she's got that much water batteries going to go out on the cell phone t

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you've got fire running the entire attic space. you can't get people here fast enough. >> part of the roof actually collapsed. that happened after the firefighters were able to pull out. they needed backup so badly they called for a fourth alarm. you got one on the top of this snorkel ladder track, just keeping an eye on hot. s. there's an apartment complex that was evacuated but all those people have been able to go back home. >>> we can also tell you a massive fire is burning right now in richmond. this one happening at a pallet manufacturing plant. firefighters there, they say it could be burning for hours. christy smith, she's been on the scene all morning long. christy, what's the latest, what can you tell us? >> we're seeing a huge plume of white smoke going straight up. and heading south. i'm told that's a good thing because firefighters are still spraying water on this fire. i just took a walk back there and there are a number of spot fires burning all over this two-acre property. we have some pictures this morning from our

side effects of this may include sickening and enlargening of the heart and a hideous portrait in the attic that ages as you stay young. >> that is so much for pharmaceutical, look for our display in the bodies exhibit. until next time, i will see you in hell! >> colbert: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a country music legend, who has written a memoir luck or something like it. this is going to be a great interview. or something like it. please welcome kenny rogers! [ cheers and applause ] >> colbert: sit down. nice to see you again. all right. i am an enormous fan. >> thank you. >> colbert: you are one of the best selling artists of all-time, 65 albums. 120 million albums sold worldwide, three grammys, a pulitzer, a nobel, everything. you have got a hit in each of the last six decades, number eight best selling male vocal artist of all times! bruce springsteen is number seven and neil diamond at number 9. how does that work? do you get to tell neil diamond what to do? >> he works for me. >> colbert: he works for you. neal, get my shoes. >> springsteen calls you and says, kenny

it was far ahead of us before we got here, in the walls, the attic. >> reporter: crews got the call about flames shooting out of the squat and gobble restaurant. it's located across the street from the west portal tunnel. >> we did a surround and drown. it was unaif so be in there. >> reporter: the fire spread to a dental office, a salon. >> it's a little bit of a panic. we're not gonna be able to work right now. we'll have to find a place locally. >> reporter: the restaurant owner was out of town. his brother called them tell him one of the squat and gobbles had -- called him to tell him that one of the squat and gobbles had gone up in flames. >> reporter: and much of west portal was shut down. these businesses will not be able to open in quite sometime. there's upwards in $4 million. the fire blocked through muni lines for hours. >> it's really frustrating. >> reporter: two firefighters were treated for minor injuries. spoke inhalation and elva lated carbon monoxide levels. luckily -- em la vateed vate -- el la vateed carbon monoxide levels -- elevated carbon monoxide levels. tara moria

they are looking to get warm too, hiding in your attic and walls just waiting on string.his year the critters in 38 states in the mid-atlantic region being the hottest spot. >> there are millions of them. it is worse than i have ever seen in my life. >> you got that right. >> the good news is they won't sting or bite. they will eat everything making them a problem for your garden, too. >> this is a look at a little time lapse photography this afternoon. gray skies and fog. showers. take a look at that shot in high definition outside of our studio doors here. a really ugly picture of low clouds where temperatures were a struggle again to get out of the low 50s so well below average for this time of the year. 50 degrees in baltimore. dewpoints into the 40s. a bit of a wind making it feel raw at just about 30 inches and ricing. 50 in town right now. dc at 52. starting to see some 40s showing up. hagerstown. then a look at 30s tonight. forecast lows going for 39 in the city limits. outside of 70, outside the beltways, 30s. frost and freeze conditions. for that reason we have

so many of us carry around this sibling thing in the attic thing. it came to me because something happened in our life which transformed our relationship. it was huge for me and huge for him. we learned how to become a team. and we had, my brother had a crisis and wrote me a letter about it, kind of a stunning letter that came like a time bomb, when he was quite young, barely 50 that he had a rare form of non smoker's lung cancer. it was all typed out like the fruit in a control freak way, a lawyers letter that came by fed excompletely mysterious when we had just been together at thanksgiving for 4 or 5 days. i get this manifesto, i am asking you to save my life. my life changed completely when that letter came into my life. then the great task was with how to come together, which we did. again, it was a huge experience. i never thought i would write about it. i didn't think i could bring myself to. >> yet you took notes all the way through? >> of course. i write in a journal almost everyday. i was trying to come up with a new book idea. i wanted to

i think it was way ahead of us before we got here in the walls, attic. >> reporter: when firefighters thought it was just about contained there would be a flare-up. again the fire would appear to be about out, only to flare again. the squat and gobble restaurant where it started is a total loss, next door a dentist office and wine bar both heavily damaged. on other side of the restaurant, two more businesses damaged residents evacuated. a young man hose -- woes ride never showed up. >> they have a shuttle system so while probably use that >> reporter: 89:33 and half hour after it began the -- 8:30, three and a half hours after it began it was contained. six hours after it began fires still watching the smock from what remains of the restaurant -- watch the smoke from what remains of the restaurant. the cause they believe it appears to have started in the kitchen. west portal terry mcsweeney abc7 news. >>> to the big fire in san jose crews watching for hot spots after an early morning blaze that became more dangerous and frightening because of what was inside. katie marzullo is live at

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i think it was way ahead of us before we got here in the walls, attic. >> reporter: when firefighters thought it was just about contained there would be a flare-up. again the fire would appear to be about out, only to flare again. the squat and gobble restaurant where it started is a total loss, next door a dentist office and wine bar both heavily damaged. on other side of the restaurant, two more businesses damaged residents evacuated. a young man hose -- woes ride never showed up. >> they have a shuttle system so while probably use that >> reporter: 89:33 and half hour after it began the -- 8:30, three and a half hours after it began it was contained. six hours after it began fires still watching the smock from what remains of the restaurant -- watch the smoke from what remains of the restaurant. the cause they believe it appears to have started in the kitchen. west portal terry mcsweeney abc7 news. >>> to the big fire in san jose crews watching for hot spots after an early morning blaze that became more dangerous and frightening because of what was inside. katie marzullo is live at

jay hecker found the ceiling ladder to the attic wide-open with a branch sticking through. they found several other holes all over the second floor. but she said the sound of that tree coming down is unmistakable. >> and then the smash just came. it was so sudden, it was so -- i had been through an earthquake, and the severity of the shaking was absolutely frightening. >> reporter: definitely frightening. you can understand why. but again, the good news, they've literally were coming up on 24 hours, these crews being here. the lights came back on in the last five minutes or so. i'm sure a lot of happy people on this street here. live in washington, d.c., i'm todd walker, 9 news. >> thank you, todd. such a simple thing, but when the lights come back on, it's a big deal. in fact, d.c. mayor vince gray says the whole city is on track to be back up and running tomorrow. the biggest impact, according to the mayor, the downed trees we mentioned. 187 of them down all across the city. more than 100 folks had to spendthe night in shelters. now the city is working to get those people

tyler hamilton who first detailed system attic doping by armstrong on 60 minutes was one of those teammates. >> tell me what you saw in terms of what lance armstrong took. >> we all took. no difference between lance armstrong and the majority of them. there was epo, testosterone, i did see a blood transfusion. >> reporter: the most damning testimony was provided by george hinkathy. he was armstrong's longtime lieutenant and confidant. he admitted that he and armstrong repeatedly used illegal drugs like epo, testosterone, and blood transfusions, and that armstrong provided epo to him as recently as 2005. armstrong has long and vehemently denied the use of any performance enhancing drugs. yesterday, one of his lawyers called the investigation a witch hunt. armstrong insists his conscience is clean. >> we could not see the end of the a's game but we heard loud yelling! >> i was screaming in the newsroom. they were down 3-1, going to the bottom of the 9th, backs against the wall. here's how it ended. coco crisp at the plate, base hit. here's the finish! [ cheering and applause ] >> wow! >> all