there is a place on tunnel avenue if you are a city resident you take it down there and show them you are a city resident and they will take it. call us. say, i can't get down there i have, they might come out with 50 gallon drums if you have waste or oil they will come and pick it up. if you have gasoline you haven't used in a while they will come and pick it up. the main thing is safety. we don't want to end up like this guy. he didn't heed the warnings. for each one of these to carry out this guy, how many guys are backing them up? i figure 4 a piece. we don't send in a team unless we have the same amount of people and then some to back them up. to get you to gage what an incident is the guy with the big thumb. the rule of thumb is this. if you cover the incident with your thumb you are far enough away. does it look like he's got it covered with his thumb? you see the smoke going to the side. he's still too close. he's got to back up further even with the rule of thumb. we want you to view the rule of time, distance and shielding. what's time, don't stick around. distance. get far

and however if you are a very if you're a successful actor and you want to become a recording artist the music industry is much more like will wall in the second who are you. and i feel like you know there's it's much more difficult to earn that and so because my career started very much in acting and singing is always been this coming i don't i don't know exactly how to how to tackle that but i think you know going to doing a broadway show helps do that i did this animated movie called tangled for disney and i sang in that and a lot of people came to know that i could sing through that but i thoroughly enjoy singing he'll be back on the screen in for a bit darker orders of the dark what the dark world dark world now you playing a part differently than your predecessor josh was supposed to just alice originated the role as fanjul in the first film and he had some conflicts with the television show he's currently on call once upon a time and there it was a kind of a the fate of it was interesting as i nearly played the role the first time and then it ended up being in josh's hands and

you know what she wore? >> a suit, you said. >> a pantsuit. a simple white versace -- she had clothes on. >> she looks so adorable in that. i wish she did that more often. >> they said, watch out for lady gaga, she won't even make it on the platform, her outfit is so huge. well, here's what she was doing. she rode in on a horse. >> is that because she's the new voice of versace and she's doing her donnatella. people are trying to outweird each other. i think miley won the outweirding thing, she did her wrecking ball song with a big cat that appeared to be lip synching. >> would you like to see some? ♪ ♪ ♪ you ever did was wreck me ♪ ♪ yeah you wrecked me ♪ ♪ yeah, you wrecked me >> look at the cat's tongue. >> keep your eye on it, keep your eye on it. come on. anyway, the big winners of the night, taylor swift won four awards including artist of the year, best country album, female country pop artist. >> i wonder how long she can keep that up, right? they're all real talented. justin timberlake took home three awards, rihanna won the icon awar

if you were in a musician what would you be. i'd like to be i would have liked to have been a place of. share your amazing young lady you're going to be a tremendous hit thank you thank you thanks to our guest cher live and let god for her album sorry i'm late it will be early next year little boy. but you'll love it and you can find me on twitter at kings things will see you next time. look. it was a probably very hard to make i. want to get here. by having that back with her make sure nobody's. going to pay for. approval. yes i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the why it was great things rather that there had to be ever read or get a quart of water around alive there's a story made sort of movie is playing out in real life. that i marinate this is us and here are some of the stories we're tracking for.

you do a roof and your neighbor does a roof and you put a piece of flashing between the building and that keeps water out of that space between the buildings. water gets down there between the buildings and it's extremely difficult to repair dry rot inside that space. you have to take the inside wall out to get to it. we also see a couple of other things happening here. we see a down spout from a drain and those need to just be checked to make sure they're secure. they usually have lightweight connecters so you have to make sure they stay connected. here's a gutter at the top. people let their gutters fill up with debris. you need to clean a gutter out. how often? >> if you're near a pine tree, there's a lot of pines in san francisco, the needles can fill up, you -- probably twice, at least twice a year. it depends on where -- how many trees are near your house and what kind of leaves they have. >> so if the gutter fills up or even just enough to block that little down spout there, that's enough to have the water overflow into some location where you don't want it to be. either undern

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you should be up there. take a look at it. you will see cracks and the different things lithat. >> i have clients that have me do maintenance on their roofs and we get 20 years on a 10 year roof. if you keep the water from getting under your roof and just keep it on stop you have a huge chance that roof will last for a long time. >> this is step flashing used for shingles and shakes. when you go up a wall. you have the pitch the roof come up these things sit on top and woven into the shingles you won't see these. you you will see a bit here with the counter flashing covers. when you are driving look at the shingle roofs where they meet other vertical surfaces and you will see this step flashing? what about penetrations. >> the best way to deal with penetration is during original application. >> have done inspections, when you have -- figure the roofing paper is 3 feeted with. then you have a 2 inch pipe over the middle of that sheet. i have seen some make the cut and they have an 18 inch cut. traditionally to do it right the sh

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. - you know who the vandal is. now i know a lot of these warehouse guys are your fends, but we've got chewing gum. - gum's gotten mintier lately. have you noticed? like, some of it's just too minty. it's like they're literally trying to hurt your-- - tell us who defaced the mural. - he diit. - all right. you can go. give him his gum. there's no gum. there never was any gum. - wow, that's really rude. [indistinct atter, soft piano music] - opening with puff pastries? that's a bold play. they're saying it's only gona get better from here? good luck. - that painting is just... how can anyone that weighs less than a guinea hen be so terrifying? - ladies and gentlemen, senator and angela lipton. [applause] - thankseverybody. thanks for coming. phillip had no idea he was so popular. [laughter] - this is the team. - nice job, man. - you too, darryl. - what? oh, man. i'm sorry about that. - it's cool. reading's tricky sometimes. - oh. are you really mad about this? - that's my go-to thermos, that's all. - oh. it's your go-to-- oh, man,

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have to be playing top forty you have to have your first single has to be a hit or you know you're not going to get any backing to sort of further your career so it's a very sort of strange time right now but at the same time we go out and do these concerts you know i mean obviously amarok i'm out too and all the time and the fans are just as rabbit and just as into it as ever so i think i think we'll see some sort of creative revolution coming at some point not too far from anything like the era that the sunset strip was in the eighty's. yeah. you never know if there's no scene in los angeles when it comes to music right now so closely you know when in the eighty's there was definitely a scene in the seventy's there was in the sixty's there was the scene right now there's no scene where did you father do my dad as a graphic designer is it what he's an artist but positionally yeah and professionally he was a graphic designer he said to album covers really so he did a lot of stuff for shelter records back in the day and what about your clothes designer for entertainers we went

your son is a catch? do youxpose your son's partner as a liar? call... [applause] [♪] >> kirk: welcome back to "the test." before the break we talked to david and his oldest daughter amy who is accusing her dad of cashing in on her mom's death by collecting on her life insurance policy. her sister norma says there's more to the mess. welcome norma to the stage. [applause] >> i just want to make things more clear. this is not about debating whether you cheated or my mother cheated that is irrelevant. what we are here for is i want to know about the life insurance >> what life insurance? >> you tell me. from the stuff i seen you taking off and going to reno and remarrying and whatever else and taking up and going to another state, you know, from what? where the work isriver i go >> i understand. anytime i called you for help. >> i don't have anything >> or asked y even to clear up the relationship. i never came to you for mother. they took care of u very well. but that is low when you ran off when we were younger

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have got to toto a straight, tow or you are a rhinoand you have that happen long enough and all of a sudden the party ends up where we are instead of where the party was in the 1980s you have people like bill bennett talking about education reform, jack kemp talking about tax reform, you know, a lot of great thinkers, a lot of reformers, same thing in 1994, we got elected, we were put in charge of congress again in 1994, not because of what i was saying on the campaign trail, or these other -- >> rose: campaign with, contract with america. >> not even because of the contract with america, because governor i think her in michigan ingler had great ideas for recorporal, john cass sick had an alternate budget. >> rose: what you are saying today you know what he is saying in ohio he is speaking about we have to have a safety net. >> right. >> rose: i mean he is speaking to issues of compassion. >> right. >> rose: and tolerance. >> right. >> as a republican governor, a conservative economic, most economic issues are conservative, but he is speaking to not only a conservativism and econom

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you came this close to blowing him to a million pieces. did you tell him that? >> i didn't wear a bomb. >> did you even think about me when you went there? >> rose: one more time, why are they desperately attracted to each other? because they have -- >> i don't think they can even -- i don't think they can articulate it. i don't think they even though but i think they see they -- they recognize the pain in each other, and the kind of disenfranchisement and the otherness, you know, of the other .. and they have great empathy for each other and compassion. >> rose: and believe in each other? >> yeah i think they believe in each other and also i think that they start working together. they have a working relationship, and. >> rose: and she helps him escape. >> and they have a common goal. >> yeah, and then ultimately, you know, their lives are, you know, are dependent on each other. so, yeah. >> rose: does that help you play that part of, does your life help you play the story not your life but understanding the sheer impossibility of relationships? >> yeah. well, i

when you were a cop and you saw place, you saw a possible illegal activity was going on, a lot of people busted you wouldn't, your sixth fence wouldn't say may be -- >> charlie -- >> it is a nice guy. >> all i see is a guy who is a smart businessman who looks at the evaluation of corporations, earnings and losses and all that. he sits in front of the computer -- >> i'm not saying he is a mobster but you busted mobsters. when you went after those guys, you saw criminal activity. >> how much criminal activity happens on 47st street with a guy not paying taxes? this is the person working in the business industry betting on corporations about successful earnings and all that. >> you would have gone for this case. >> i would not. is a circumstantial case. he is a big guy. >> you wouldn't have investigated this? >> investigated but i need a smoking gun for criminal activity, you need more circumstantial land if they bring anything against steven -- melissa: it didn't end there but those were some of the highlights. up next on money some more outrageous moments that are well worth watching like

a tv? we have the buzz word to make you win and a turkey that will get you in the thanksgiving mood. now dickey stick head will get you in the mood. >> i woke up singing gobble, gobble. >> it looks like a slow night in this pizzaria in brazil. but then thing does pick up a notch when you see these two guys walk in with helmets on. they're not there for pizza. they're there for catch. they've got a gun. the employees remain remarkably calm during this. they kind of just start forking over the cash. this guy here with the dyed blond hair sort of stands there. as soon as they get the money, they start to take a few steps ahead out. >> oh! >> all of a sudden, yeah, that's gunshot, gun fire from outside breaking the windows and the front door to this place hitting both of these robbers. you see the guy in white go down. the other guy shot four times, taken to the hospital in critical condition. this, as you're about to see, was a police officer outside who had been patrolling the area. you can see him pass right here. you see him walk in at the final moment. apparently earlier these guys

but you are not a cheater, right? no, no. because are you not a cheater, right? . >> kirk: maybe i should help y out. let me read this because you said one and that seemed low. [laughter] >> so you talking he want to find out where she at so you go do what you want to do. >> kirk: you confessed that you have had sexual intercourse with 15 other women while in a relationship with donna. all right. then we tested you on that confession. other than what you confessed to while in a relationship with donna, have you had sexual intercourse with anybody else? your answer? >> was what? [laughter] >> kirk: you don't know what your answer was? >> it was yes. >> kirk: no, it wasn't. listen... let me read this to you. and you can listen. there's nothing you can say. >> put it down and have a seat. get back and have a seat >> come in in at and play the game. we together we ain't together. when you break up with your boyfriend or girlfriend >> kirk: there's nothing that you can say right now to save him. nothing. let me read this again and you can think about your answer. other

you doing? just taking care of a few things. ow, i checked the sme detectors, i changed a light bulb, squashed a bug, uh, yeah... made a crackling noise. didn't bother me. what els any bags left in the car? how's the car driving? you want me to pop the hood and check under the, uh, thing? no, the car is -- it's reay fine. where's the ketchup? oh, come on, i know i bought ketchup. i bet they didn't put it in a bag. those sons of bitches. i'm going to go down there. found it. got it? all right, because i'd go down there. i'd come back with two ketchups. you okay? yeah, everything's cool, just taking care of things. what are youoing? ing to put the stool back. i got it, honey.no, no. ow. what? splinter. oh, i'm sorry. splinter? no, i can do that. what's the matter with you? you got a splinter. i'm on it. that's okay. i can get it don't woy, uh, everything's under control. i'm here, okay? tweezers, where are the tweezers? over there. what are you doing? calm down. where are thtweezers? they're right there. okay, i got them. ow, ow, y

are busy you can set your own boundaries a and you need to set them for yourself so don't feel guilty. melissa: or headphones? >> that makes them moret ma because now they have to be seen. [laughter] it is a little bit of a violation to cross into the cubicle. i have an office so i am not sure. [laughter] melissa: there are thoseki people that are mild-mannered on the e-mailet they are really longinded but what does this mean? they say aggressive things the and what you do? would you really have said this to me? how do you deal with someone like that? >> they are technology tough guys. face to face with a persone that they have the issue they change their entireire demeanor. don't confront them but haven a conversation so let's talk about the issue that you brought up.ro >> huang e males are far worse. [laughter] >> just abbey in the front. [laughter]phs at six or eight paragraphs e-mail. >> but with technology the grip of van winkle those that don't adapt to current technology there are certain things and it is time to adapt. come on. melissa: i

i love you like a father but you have a secretary. you hired your song. you hired a couple of your friends. and i said, one of the reasons this systems of haves and have-nots keeps going is there are some people who are racist but a lot of people who are successful, they hire their friends or friends of theirs. >> hire people they know? >> yeah. you can't -- i understand that to a certain degree. but it's up to you. when you got the key to the castle, you are job is to bring possible. >> some of the greatest discrimination we have seen lately in american society has to do with gays and lesbian s. >> jason collins came out as the first active player in the nba to say he was gay. >> yeah. >> you have said that you probably play with gay players. >> everybody has. everybody has played with a gay player and everybody has worked with a gay person. you know, i am a big proponent of gay marriage because i always talk, you know, being black, i am a really -- it sucks when racism rears its ugly head. you see it all the time. you see it all the time. i want to be i

you. being a single teenage mom, i couldn't give you a life that you would amount to anything.erful life. and there isn't a day that goes by that i don't thank you for everything you have given me. so if you would like, i would be honored to introduce you to my mom. >> i would love to. >> reporter: and with that sh it was my turn. >> thank you. i mean it. no, i really mean it. thank you. >> thank you so very much. >> she's perfect. she's pretty amazing. >> i was stunned to see a woman who looked exactly like my daughter. look at the two of you. it's like your cheeks are similar. your eyes are similar. your smiles are similar. they even share the same nervous laugh. so what's it like having two moms? >> it's sort of like a part of me that was a little disjointed, now it's not. >> reporter: for kate, the puzzle pieces were beginning to fall into place. but there was so much more than i wanted to share starting with a precious picture that's been tucked away for 27 years. when you look at that picture you holding kate hours after you gave birth, do you remember that moment? >> yep

you know. organized and ten think in a more linear way so i mean that isn't a deficit you think in a different way and the complementary nature of the. relationship is fabulous so i think that it's just finding someone who can you keep you tethered and then the other person can feel free to use their gifts in a different direction even through the stuff like the book keeping in the house keeping all right every somebody who respects each of them that have a polarizing or someone has a page to make a parent saree thank you so much and is now this great was about. to see this and other conversations and great minds go to our website conversations of great minds dot com. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. at our teen years we have a different purpose. because the news of the world just

you need to educate yourself in a way where you can find a job that pays well. it does not have to be, you know, $800 a week or something but it has to pay well so that you can pay the rent and take acting lessons. >> okay. >>> all right, the book is called rita, and i am telling you what, nobody is getting their hands on my copy. this is for sure. go buy your own. it is a great read and i can not wait to see what you do next. thank you for coming in again. it is wonderful to are you here always. >> i love your energy. you are a crazy mom, i love that. >> thank you, thank you. all right, stay with us. we are going talk about fish. do you eat fish? >> yes. >> the whole thing? >> no. >> stay tuned. >>> welcome back. mary is a a writer, and a- -maria is a writer and a true lover of fish, and we mean the whole fish. maria has written for the new york times and the san francisco chronical says your next fish dinner should start with buying the fish whole so you can use the entire animal. that is right. every part. now before you wince, she claim that is you will be sa

did you feel that it was -- that it was a real story? >> well, you know, i said to her, you know, there are a lot of skeptics, and she said, look, i'm my own greatest skeptic, i tell you this story and i still don't believe it all these years later. did i buy it? i mean, when you put all the pieces together, it's hard not to buy it. she was under the water for 30 minutes. in her canoe in this chilean river, and these chilean men came out of nowhere to save her. and this rock appeared out of nowhere, came up from under the water so the people who were trying to save her could actually get to her. and she says that was all after she had sort of given it up to god and let herself go and just accepted the fact that what was going to happen was going to happen. what they told her, i don't want to spoil everything, but all these things that the souls told her, and she talks about having a conversation with jesus and all these things that they told them, did end up coming true in her life, and she understands why she would be sent back. so, i me

would when you were a kid. you know why. when i was you know i was born in the sixty's my parents never thought it was necessary for me to cut my hair so i was pretty much always had long hair except for i remember a couple summers where i just got frustrated and cut it is easy to manage. to get it is what is needed do you. know i call it the shower and then i just go so i do not like in this styling. so it's sort of i spend very little time on the whole you know sort of like style and. what as you it's hard to look at yourself some to what made you a great guitars what do you do this others didn't or don't see the great that's an adjective that other people have applied to me which i'm very humble and and thankful for but it as a guitar player myself and knowing a lot about guitar and a lot about other guitar players and so on. something that's will work in progress i think i have a talent for it and i feel for it and i have my moments you know where when i really feel like ok this is. you can play sometimes an

it's not a knife. [ laughter ] >> well, you work your way up to a knife, you start at a pen. : can you try it right now and see if you've gotten better? this is a sharpie right here. i'm gonna open it. so if you miss, you're gonna get black on you and your fingers. >> all right, you ready? [ cheers ] >> did it again, look. it's the same pinkie. look at that. the same [ bleep ] one. >> jimmy: put that pinkie out! [ applause ] that was fast. can we run that in slow motion? >> run it in slow mo. >> jimmy: yeah, we're gonna try. we didn't plan on this. that's pretty funny. >> i hit the same one. >> jimmy: you really did, yeah. that's the one. >> and it's always when i want to stop. here's another one. >> jimmy: that's quite amazing. >> that's pretty good. >> jimmy: all right, good. i'm going to try it now. ready? i'm going to try it right now. all right, here we go. [ light laughter ] [ cheers ] >> that's pretty good. ♪ before the show, we took the tip out of this marker. [ laughter ] so i wouldn't do anything, so i took the -- yeah. >> oh, you cheated. >> jimmy: i cheated on that

if you know someone who got sick from eat nothing a restaurant you will probably never go there. that's the fastest way to go out of business. >> at the bottom of our page i have a note about experts. you or anyone, really. cannot be an expert in all fields. if people call me and say, what do i need to open a restaurant in san francisco, when they ask i know they really need help. they need expert help because they can't bottom trained architects or engineers or contractors or familiar with this massive building code. they need to hire an expert. don't try to become an expert. hire people are experts who have the experience how to get through the permitting process and know the regulations and rules. only if you do a small remodeling if your house if you are not stay at what you are good at. cooking or dentistry. don't become an expert in construction and architect. i sigh that as a problem. people go beyond their levels of ability. >> the next page the permits and licenses required. building permites required for construction. building code says you need a permit for everything e