there is an 80-mil thick waterproofing membrane over there.so any movement or seismic event, and the seams are overland and overlapped and welded. and before they proceed on, they'll take the protection board off and test it again electronically and actually we're going to do some spot-flooding of the area, just to make sure that the electronic testing is proving out. that the system is solid and secure. we'll then put down an electronic mesh or mesh between this layer and the second layer, which is again the same thing. when this gets down, this gets tested in the same way and then we pass electricity through the mesh, test it again to make sure there is no penetrations, no built-in potential for leaking there. there is another protection layer that goes over that and then a little thinner, but still robust and durable protection later, followed by drainage mat here and 4" of protectionconcrete slab on top of that. the last item on the graphic is a rigid drain mat as part of the landscaping work. that then -- any water as it comes through the

there is an 80-mil thick waterproofing membrane over there.so any movement or seismic event, and the seams are overland and overlapped and welded. and before they proceed on, they'll take the protection board off and test it again electronically and actually we're going to do some spot-flooding of the area, just to make sure that the electronic testing is proving out. that the system is solid and secure. we'll then put down an electronic mesh or mesh between this layer and the second layer, which is again the same thing. when this gets down, this gets tested in the same way and then we pass electricity through the mesh, test it again to make sure there is no penetrations, no built-in potential for leaking there. there is another protection layer that goes over that and then a little thinner, but still robust and durable protection later, followed by drainage mat here and 4" of protectionconcrete slab on top of that. the last item on the graphic is a rigid drain mat as part of the landscaping work. that then -- any water as it comes through the

they're waterproof down to three feet. not water resistant, waterproof. >> pretty great. >> and they're flat so that they don't roll. very hi-tech flashlight. $40 and $50. >> this light up the night. >> yeah, and that's, let's see, that's high. >> that's low. >> okay. >> and then this is the 210 lumen and the 600 lumen. they make a thousand lumen flashlight also. >> it's pretty sturdy. >> very sturdy. >> this we showed recently but i'm showing it again because it's a great idea. i met a paramedic at the auto show. he said dick, people do have seat belt cutters in their glove compartment, under their seat. he said i've been to more accidents where the person cannot reach it. so the super visor goes on your visor right over the driver. >> the super visor. it's a super sharp stainless knife. there's a stainless punch in there to knock out the side window because safety glass is tough to break. >> invented by a paramedic. >> he knows what you need. it's ten bucks. >> could be a life saver. >> this is great. sort of looks like

they're waterproof down to three feet.water resistant, waterproof. >> pretty great. >> they're flat so the that they don't roll. very hi-tech flashlight. $40 and $50. >> this light up the night. >> yeah, and that's, let's see, that's high. that was low. >> that's low. >> okay. >> and then this is the 210 lumen and the 600 lumen. they make a thousand lumen flashlight also. >> it's pretty sturdy. >> very sturdy. >> this we showed recently but i'm showing it again. i met a paramedic at the auto show. he said dick, people do have seat belt cutters in their glove compartment under their seat. he said i've been to more accidents where the person cannot reach it. so the supervisor goes on your visor right over the driver. >> the supervisor. it's a super sharp stainless knife. there's a stainless punch in there to knock out the side window because safety glass is tough to break. >> invented by a paramedic. >> he knows what what you need. it's ten bucks. >> could be a life saver. >> this is great. this little keychain here is sort

and don't forget the mittens, hats, scarves and waterproof boots. spending too much time in the cold increases your child's risk for frostbite. the ears and nose as well as the hands and feet are the most vulnerable, so keep those well covered. the first warning signs are often a "pins and needles" sensation and numbness. cold weather can also cause the body to lose heat faster than we can produce it, leading to a drop in body temperature called hypothermia. if left untreated it can be life threatening. for kids, it's a winter wonderland out there, so check on them often so they stay safe as they play. for today's health minute i'm holly firfer lateststiral video taking up your facebookokews feed? it's giving new parents everywhere a new tool to calm their babies. it's called "the hold" and this video, from a california pediatrician has over 14-million views on youtube. in it, he shows his patients how to hold an infant just so... to sooth them. parents everywhere are trying it, including new mom betsy flowers from sioux city. dr. hamilton says, "th

that way if one layer gets wet, they can remove it and still be warm.wearing waterproof pants and jackets as the top layer, is one way to stay dry in the snow.cotton holds moisture-- wool is a better choice.and don't forget the mittens, hats, scarves and waterproof boots.spending too much time in the cold increases your child's risk for frostbite. the ears and nose as well as the hands and feet are the most vulnerable, so keep those well covered. the first warning signs are often a "pins and needles" sensation and numbness.cold body to lose heaeafaster than we can produce it, leading to a drop in body temperature called hypothermia. if left untreated it can be life threatening.for kids, it's a winter wonderland out there, so check on them often so they stay safe as they play. 3 3 researchers say a flavoring chemical linked to severe respiratory disease can be found in most e-cigarettes.the harvard university study says more than 75 percent of flavored e- cigarettes contain a chemical has been linked to a debilitating respiratory disease known as "popcorn lung".the disease first appeared i

he is at waterproof containers. liberia had one of the most brutal civil wars in history.iberians told me over and over that ebola is worse than war, because it is a silent killer. these things are very difficult. i was teasing sebastian. he was at a high school while we were in afghanistan. he is at that point that sebastian was at 10 years ago. saying i would have made a different decision at 30. it's a very hard thing to do, but i feel like it is part of my dna. >> the first time that i really was a little deranged by drama was in 2000. i have been in northern afghanistan. the taliban at that point had an air force, tanks, artillery. we really got pretty pounded sometimes. we saw some pretty ugly things. this was before 9/11. the country was at war. no one was really talking about ptsd. i had no idea what it was. it never occurred to me you could be traumatized in any kind of enduring way. i came from afghanistan, and i'm not particularly neurotic person. i was puzzled when i had panic attacks in situations that wouldn't normally scare me, like the new york city subway

even the adults were molting, replacing worn feathers with a new warm, waterproof layer., chinstraps are excellent climbers as well. they do go right up to the highest point, don't they? kathaleen: isn't that funny? you'd think they'd try to stay away from the wind, but instead they all try and vie for that tallest spot on the rocks. jack: it's possible they build their nests at a high point on the terrain because it's the first spot to become free of snow. this gives parents the maximum amount of time to raise their chicks. after our frigid tour of the chinstraps' rookery we joined penguin expert rob yordi. hey, rob. rob: hey, jack and kathaleen. you getting a little cold? jack: yeah. tell me something, how do these animals survive out here? rob: they have actually a very unique insulation system. they have a very thick layer of blubber, and then a layer of down feathers like you see on the little chicks, and then a layer of outer feathers that are real tight together, and they actually insulate them very well. they love weather like this. jack: you know something, we ai

you tell congress about it end eventually the coast guard got waterproof radios. end if i might just include to give you some things but i will not go into the details if you want to know what that is to read the book propaganda i will read the first sentence of the book. >> listen to this. this is how the world works with intelligent manipulation with the opinions of the masses is the important element in society they see this mechanism within invisible government that is a true power of the country. think of citizens united if you ask yourself why? is $6 that amazon written in 1925. >> before rigo to audience questions, if we're back in five years what will we talk about? >> the ever increasing desire to be protected from speech they don't like we see that on college campuses with other demonstrations of a willingness to allow government to suppress that that is counter to the first amendment. >> that i will say we will still wonder if that has speech aspects but also freedom of religion in a growing bibbers population we see that violent end of it detonation mo

your pool. >> completely waterproof? >> it won't float though so if you toss it to the pool it will sink to the bottom. so you need the little donut. that's ue by logitech. you can get that on amazon.com. next one is for golfers. this is a cool little gadget you can put on your glove. it will analyze your swing. it gives you a 360-degree view of your swing and gives you tips on the app. it's $150. you can get it at zepp.com. >> for the golf lover in your life. >> they also make a tennis version and other activity versions you can use. if you're more in to tennis or basketball, they've got other versions. next thing is gloves. >> i lover these. >> in the bay area we've got to have gloves. these allow you to touch the screen on your mobile device. you can use all five fingers. these are $27, made by echo. >> it's because of the tips, right? >> the little tips allow you to touch the screen. then there's a male version. this one is by mujjo.com. >> a little more manly. >> it's got little grips on it. when you've got a knit g

we have a 20-year warranty on the waterproofing system. >> what happens after 20 years? >> the warranty is up after 20 years. >> and the life of system it sound like is up, so then what happens? >> if it were to fail or leak, which is probably unlikely, you would have to replace it? >> and master lessee will do that. [laughter ] >> okay. that is what i have learned. >> continue, steve. >> yes. construction monitoring throughout installation. we have our quality control team that will be continually monitoring the installation. there are many steps along the way of quality control. everything is documented and 360 is our quality control system. to make sure there are no open issues remaining after the work is complete. this is a rough timeline of the installation. currently we're handling our preparatory meetings in preparation for starting work. our initial meetings happen in january. manufacturers-administered training starts in january as well. mock-up waterproofing done in february and all the materials delivered to the site march and april. and installation will star

it doesn't matter if it is waterproof. julie: if it is waterproof, you can use it as a surfboard. thank you so much. season, we holiday know over 100,000 people typically attend the near city ballet's performance of "the nutcracker." let's go to bloomberg radio, where cory johnson and carol massar are lacing up the ballet shoes. carol: i want to welcome everyone from bloomberg tv. we were just telling our radio listeners, this is one of my favorite things to do around the holidays, to go see "the nutcracker" at the new york city ballet. kathy brown is executive director of the new york city ballet, joining me and corey. it really is one of my favorite things. i did it with my mom. i have done it with my daughter for many years. "the nutcracker," talk to us about this season and how it is going. kathy: this season is going really well. you are typical of a lot of our audiences, who come year after year. they bring their children, and their children bring their children. a great tradition. carol: it does not change much. i go, i know what i'm going to see, and it feels like going ho

totally waterproof. taken it to the beach and dropped it in the water 40 feet deep on accident, and perfectly fine. >> still works. same camera for the last six months. there's her face now. >> closeup. great quality shoot full video reduced down to 199 now. great, great deal. >> what else u tiewf? >> here is the bicycle with garmin radar on it. garmin the radar so we have the garmin edge 25 had is a small byte computer full gns inside of it so a standard byte computer but gps with heart rate sensor. >> everything has gps. so many it is tiny. someone knows where is you are. but connects to radar detecting cars that are pushing from behind. as it approaches unit will blink more and more to warn as they come from behind. >> you remember when it was a big deal. this is good because people are using their bikes all hours of the day and night. cost? >> so edge 25 starts at 1679 and the radar is 199. >> yeah. the good people of bike and roll in new york city who rent for beak today to show off. >> now the dron

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crews will lay down a coating that should keep it waterproof for the next few years. >>> millions ofamericans will face extreme weather conditions tonight. in alabama, a tornado destroyed several homes and strong winds continue to be a problem. just a few hours south of that damage, water flooded dozens of homes and forced nearly 200 roads to close. 17 deaths have been connected to storms in the south this week, and in the southwest, freezing rain and snow are on the way. some areas could see up to two feet of snow. right now in dallas, there's a tornado warning. people are being told to stay indoors. >>> evacuation order has been lifted near an explosive fire in ventura county last night. it quickly spread in size to more than 1200 acres, forcing people from their homes. the flames have moved a. from residential areas but it's only 10% contained. abc news reporter kendra witworth is in ventura county with the latest. >> oh, my god. we're driving through fire. >> a holiday nightmare treated driver thursday southern california claim night. fast-moving flames creeping toward the 101 fr

waterproof, no charging, runs off the power of your mind. tracks your sleeping. that's not creepy.n determine what makes it different from one another. for me, style is important. it's clear out of all the devices the misfit shine has taken a fashionable approach. i'm going to read the instructions and figure out how to turn the guys on. we'll get back to you with more details soon. meanwhile, just outh my home down of seattle washington. i was given a basic watch to try. i decided to test it during a different type of activity. i'm about to go to sleep wearing the basis b1. it will track my sleep and tell me how much of my time i spent in light sleep, deep sleep and how much i spent in rem sleep and will track the number of times i tossed and turned throughout the night. the number of times my sleep was interrupted and in the morning i should wake up to a summary telling me about the quality of my sleep. i'll put it on, i'll see what i wake up to in the morning. couldn't. couldn't. in the morning i synced my watch to my mobile device. in a few minutes it tells me i slept 7 hours a

for now, the deans are working on sealing their basement and adding a new coat of waterproof paint. "the rain has let up for now and we'll see what comes of the flooding. in sac city, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4." >> and with that rain, it's important to stay safe on the roads. sioux city police officers say if there's any water on the roads-- make sure to avoid it. they say cars can be swept away if there's 12 inches of water on the roads. and, if you're using cruise control, disengage it and drive manually if you're around any water. "if the road is wet, take caution. the roads are the most dangerous right after it rains because the has not had a chance to wash away the oils or anything so the roads are most slick after it rains so just slow down," said sioux city police officer, brent heald. officer heald says they have not seen any accidents due to the flooding so far today. and, high water an issue for the boyer river in the crawford county community of denison, iowa today. the farmland foods pork plant actually had to send workers home today because of the flood threat.

for now, the deans are working on sealing their basement and adding a new coat of waterproof paint. and, high water an issue for the boyer river in the crawford county community of denison, iowa today. the farmland foods pork plant actually had to send workers home today because of the flood threat. good news through, this afternoon the river started to go back down. it fell about 6 inches. the town of luther in boone basements are flooded.. the city park is under water. city hall has also taken on water. crews are trying to pump water out... but it's hard to keep up when it keeps raining. and with that rain, it's important to stay safe on the roads. sioux city police officers say if there's any water on the roads-- make sure to avoid it. they say cars can be swept away if there's 12 inches of water on the roads. and, if you're using cruise control, disengage it and drive manually if you're around any water. "if the road is wet, take caution. the roads are the most dangerous right after it rains because the water has not had a chance to wash away the oils or anything so the roads ar

. >> waterproofing. >> the owls have landed. temple university football team touched down today to get set to take on toledo in the boca raton bowl next tuesday. >>> what a fun season for them. hi, i'm amy sidle from comcast sports. a big statement for the orange and black tonight. plus the cardinals know the key to beating the eagles may be a plan to deal with this guy. we'll hear from the redbirds signal caller next. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> hi, i'm amy fadool, from comcast sports. the orange and black hosted the vancouver canucks. flyers off to a good start in this one. yevgeny medvedev puts the puck on net and good things happen when that goes to plan. they missed it at first, but the replay confirmed the goal, 1-0 flyers. second period, steve mason was on his game tonight. huge save there keeping vancouver off the boards. how about a little insurance? he ices it with the goal and comes up with the shutout. the flyers win 2-0. >>> eagles running bac

are they waterproof. >> they should be. >> you're not going to make a personal record in these shoes. they have a thicker grip and heel count and no doubt that will protect you from all the elements. >> it's okay to go outside and run in the wintry mix. >> should not be a barrier. the temperature should not be a barrier to exercise if with the proper gear. >> how do you feel? >> i've been wearing it all morning and it's warm. you want to run around a little bit. >> we can talk about that technique. >> might be a little knee injury there. >> must be busy this time of year from all the injuries. >> slip and falls, shoveling injuries and people being more active and with all that in mind we stay pretty busy. >> be active and get out and ski shovel snow but get the right shovel, right technique. you can run but get the right gear. >> got in, it carson. >> thanks so much. dr. scott weiss, we appreciate it. over to savannah. >> thank you so much. coming up we'll have the top beauty products of 2015. we've got our guest from f-buzzfeed. you've got a lot of good products. >> this is 7 news no

and don't forget the mittens, hats, scarves and waterproof boots. >> reporter:spending too much timeour child's risk for frostbite. the ears and nose as well as the hands and feet are the most vulnerable, so keep those well covered. the first warning signs are often a "pins and needles" sensation and numbness. >> reporter:cold weather can also cause the body to lose heat faster than we can produce it, leading to a drop in body temperature called hypothermia. if left untreated it can be life threatening. >> reporter:for kids, it's a winter wonderland out there, so check on them often so they stay safe as they play. for today's health minute. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other s

. >> drop it, it could- it- it was waterproof, you could drop it from about three or four meters. i mean, this thing- it went through all sorts of drop tests. >> you could charge it on its own with the crank. >> you could crank it, you could charge - in other words, there were many and perhaps some of the demise in the sense that it was so much magic packed into that thing, it was a little bit too hard, but three-and-a-half million of them were built, and they're in the hands of kids, and then they triggered others. and today about 50 million children use laptops, where- in almost every case, that child would have never, ever been eligible for- >> and they're not made through that project, necessarily. >> i would say- no. when i say 50 million- 47 million of them were not made by that project at all. >> but that this project, you think spurred this activity to say, "let's make an accessible, affordable laptop that kids can use." >> or, if you're head of state and you wanna put out a bid for people to do that, i say, "look, not only put out a bid but i'll bid and i'll even publish,

it's not waterproof, but it could have fooled us. this is by physician's formula. it is mascara that gives you extensions in two minutes. you put the mascara on, then there's another tube with the finders in it. >> fibers? >> and they cling to what you just put on and create. >> oh, my gosh. >> and that lasts all day long? >> you use the mascara again. >> they look like false eye lashes. >> you have beautiful eyes anyway. >> that's all right. >> you know what? it's just like all of us in the morning. >> it's a lot of pressure. >> let's move on to our last one. that. >> here we go. >> stay where we are, ladies. >> they're coming to us. >> no, but we have to go over here. >> brows and lips. brows are so good now. and we have the milani. you get a natural look. you feather the products in there. we're super excited about this maybelline color blur lip pencil. we have alex from "people" here demoing. look how bright that color is. matte colors have a tendency to be so dry. this is so creamy and the color payoff is crazy. and it's like a color pencil. >> these are all g

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six-year-old when you are sterilizing every single piece of clothing with you and putting it into waterproof containers. liberia had one of the most regal civil wars -- most brutal civil wars in history. liberians told me over and over that ebola is worse than war, because it is a silent killer. i was teasing sebastian. he was at a high school while we were in afghanistan. he is at that point that sebastian was at 10 years ago. saying i would have made a different decision at 30. it's a very hard thing to do, but i feel like it is part of my dna. >> the first time that i really was a little deranged by drama was in 2000. i have been in northern afghanistan. the taliban at that point had an air force, tanks, artillery. we really got pretty pounded sometimes. we saw some pretty ugly things. this was before 9/11. the country was at war. no one was really talking about ptsd. i had no idea what it was. me your occurred to could be traumatized in any kind of enduring way. i came from afghanistan, and i'm not particularly neurotic person . i was puzzled when i had panic attacks in situations that w

and what we loved about this is that it stays on, and it is not waterproof, but it could have fooled us, because it acts like that. >> and now, get to the piece de resistance. >> this is by physician's formula. this you put on. it's mascara that gives you extensions. it's a three-step process. you put the mascara on, and the other tube with the fibers in it. and they cling to what you just put on. it creates -- >> oh, my gosh. >> it will last all day long? >> you fill it in with the mascara again. look at the before and after. >> and you have beautiful eyes, but you can see them. >> and that is all right. it feels like all of us in the morning. >> a lot of pressure. nobody is looking. >> all right. on to the last one. saw that, katy. >> all right. station number three. >> stay where we are, ladies. >> no, over here. >> and they are coming to us, hoda. >> and i know, but we have to see what is inside of the box. >> brows and lift. and we have milani, and this is the other great product here. we're also excited about this color blur lip pencil. look how great this is. and that color ha

for now, the deans are working on sealing their basement and adding a new coat of waterproof paint. "the rain has let up for now and we'll see what comes of the flooding. in sac city, iowa...tommie clark...ktiv news 4." >> and, high water was an issue for the boyer river in the crawford county community of denison, iowa yesterday. the farmland foods pork plant actually had to send workers home because of good news though, the river started to go back down yesterday afternoon. about 6 inches of rain fell in the area. the town of luther in boone county was a mess. basements are flooded and the city park is under water. city hall has also taken on water. crews tried to pump water out... but it's hard to keep up when it keeps raining. and with that rain, it's important to stay safe on the roads. authorities alway says don't drive through water that's over the roadway. your car can be swept away if there's 12 inches of water on the roads. and, if you're using cruise control, disengage it and drive manually if you're around any water. "if the road is wet, take caution. the roads are the m

it's waterproof, it's warm. you need it today as we've got the rain falling. there's the "storm team 4" radar continuing show light rain and drizzle around the metro area. it's coming out a little bit harder in fairfax and southern prince william. right on the prince george's/anne arundel line. staying wet the next 12 hours. temperatures by 3:00, 50, a little over 50 by 7:00 p.m. may taper off with a bit of drizzle. here's hour-by-hour timing of that as we settle down by late afternoon with a little bit of drizzle. then the moderate showers begin to return between 8:00 and 11 0 11:00. drizzle and fog by dawn on wednesday. then tomorrow, there's the time. we'll see that rain surge right back in, 10:00 in the morning. then into the afternoon hours by 2:00 p.m. it continues to fall. by 9:00 tomorrow the last line of showers comes on through, and finally the rain ends by late tomorrow night. we'll have the umbrella handy. >> thank you, tom. there's a state of emergency in oklahoma. severe weather is hitting the midwest and the state has widespread ice on the roads