. >> after we got involved, the ac unit manufacturer found the issue inside her house. >> they said it was not even their fault, and they made sure i was unhappy customer. >> the fix the problem inside and replaced the ac unit outside for free. >> the major i had air, which was all i wanted from me -- they made sure i had a year, which was all i wanted from the beginning. >> her house is finally a crisp 71. just the way she likes it. >> i emily thankful for you. thanks so much. >> 7 is also on your side with words from toyota, who say they have repaired most of the vehicles involved in a massive recall of 5.6 million vehicles. toyota said it is done installing override systems in all cars and trucks and have installed black boxes in all their automobiles starting in the 2011 model year. sudden acceleration could be responsible for as many as 93 deaths over the last decade. >>> verizon is opening its wallet to customers it wrongly billed. it will pay $90 billion to 15 million customers that will head -- that were hit with a mystery feet. most customers will receive a $2 credit on their

the ac unit or swamp cooler or a bobbing penetration put on your roof. again there is a methodology of putting them incorrectly. a lot nail a 2 by 4 down and stick the unit on top. >> you have to put a wooden piece of wood lying on top of the roof to elevate it above 6 inches. >> they do that because of it's the proper -- gives the roofer an opportunity to roof that in so it will last. >> i 6 inch curve allows to put a cant stripper roll this on the curve, put a proper piece of cal flashing so it won't leak. >> i have a flat roof and it's working fine. i want to put on solar paneling. what do i do to make sure i don't get leaks and creepy crawlies? >> my recommend with solar panels you are adding a penetration to your roof. the critical thing, the penetration however they are anchored are done appropriately. if they have, what i like the best is what i see a round post they sit on because i can put a jack on it and clamp and calk it and tie that into the existing roof. it's critical that the you have somebody that's doing the roofing that installs your s

time to start thinking about getting the furnace checked, get the humidifier checked and cover the ac unit i think we're pretty much done with ac now. tomorrow morning partly sunny, breezy and chilly. i'll keep the chance of a shower but in the a huge chance. 40s and 50s. winds northwest 10-15. variable cloudies in. breezy and cool. shower possible. 60-65. highs then 63 in rockville. 62 downtown. 62 in bowie. warmer than today, but still ten degrees below average. 63 out towards reston. 61 in leesburg. satellite picture radar combined, you see the big swirl here, it's a big area of pressure. it's not going to get away from us really until wednesday afternoon or evening. in the meantime, the heaviest activity is to the north of us which is good. but eventually some of these showers will pinwheel all of the way around and roll through here tomorrow afternoon. next seven days, low 60s tomorrow. low 60s wednesday. beautiful on thursday. mid 70s on friday. 70s on saturday and sunday. low 70s next week with some sunshine. >> do you see what you made me do? [ laughing ] >> did you see what he mad

on this particular building, when our firefighters went to the roof they found that the ac units had been compromised. that the structure units around them had been concerned. >> it appears the two business will be closed for some time. >>> an independent panel is now looking into last night's deadly pipe explosion in san bruno. a panel will focus on any systematic problems at pg & e that could have contributed to the incident. federal officials are already investigating the explosion. no word yet on when the independent panel will release its findings. >>> the smell of natural gas in the peninsula, not far from the san bruno pipeline explosion. christien kafton is live where crews are working on natural gas pipeline. >> reporter: and let's take a look at where crews are laying a new pipeline for natural gas. the aim of the whole project is to make sure the peninsula has an adequate supply of natch natural gas as we approach the winter. today's work was at times loud. pg & e crews had to vent the natural line so crews could rerout the gas up the peninsula around the areas affected by

compromised a large and heavy ac unit. and those typically in the past have fallen through the roof and injured and killed firefighters. the third concern for us we had a common attic space. that's why we upgraded it to a second alarm. >> reporter: was anybody injured inside the store? >> we had no reports of any injuries yet. >> reporter: how long does it take to get it under control and what are firefighters doing now? >> it took us 38 minutes to knock down the main body of fire. we're still not saying it's under control. we have to do an overhaul. we have to open up the void spaces. once that is done we can return it back to the property owners. >> thanks so much. you're looking at obviously some 711 workers/managers of the business here. they have been around back checking out the discharge. you heard the captain say the business may be closed for a few days. simply because they need to make sure they have the fire out. there is a lot of merchandise in there as well. right now we're trying to figure out how it started.

. >> it was like the clink, clink, clik on my ac unit that woke me up last night.ather. >> you'll hear all about that weather. good morning. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson. >>> the final countdown has started for those 33 miners trapped underground in chile. >> by this time tomorrow, the men could already be above ground for the first time in two months. jeffrey kofman reports on the mine's last-minute preparations. ♪ >> reporter: they were counting the weeks, then the days, now the miners' families are counting the final hours. i am anxious, says the wife of the oldest miner. and happy, happy that this nightmare is coming to an end. every hour now brings news. the latest that the cramped rescue capsule is working as planned, carrying just bags of sand, it was lowered to the bottom of the shaft and brought safely back up. >> this test has been very successful. we set some tv cameras inside the phoenix. we are pretty sure that the cage will behave properly. it has been designed during the rescue process. we are ready so there is no movement inside the cage. >> r

operating here for german and remaining troops a group of diggers has found the camp ace of one of the potters and units black dust is all that's left of the straw that used to come one of the bands. here is something big there's a lot of something. i found. a sleep sometimes coins rolled out of their pockets. one thousand twenty two. says here once again. the diggers take every object they find to the small museum the cartridges and small coins will be added to the collection. these are the weapons. they represent the types of armaments you would usually find underground. the germans were aware of the location of the camps but they never ventured into the depths of the stone mines the only exit to the surface was three kilometers from the party's base camp. to the camp were blocked up undermined sharpshooters carefully protected the main entrance. normally these barricades were manned by two fighters they were on duty for two hours at a time and it was pitch black here an untrained man found it very difficult to sit here under such conditions very often the partisans saw the light when somebody approac

ac. >> and this is from the united states merchant marines academy and we're thrilled to be here. >> we're thrilled to have you here. >> thank you. > >> the great race, it's tomorrow and the parade of sails tonight. come on down to fells point, it's something to see. >> grab him for a second. >> and weather is going to play into this. we basically have a nor'easter tomorrow. >> and the weather tomorrow, it could be like a nor'easter. it will be wet and we'll have a cold front and it will be windy grandchild. >> and get ready to roll! >> yes, we have to go, the race goes. >> the race goes. the race goes irregardless. >> we, we know that. but, you know? man. >> the conditions aren't so bad accept for the rain. sometimes, we don't have wind and we'll have wind. once it's cold, it won't be as violent and that can be problematic. when we have an initial gust, it can be hard on the boats, but off we go. >> good luck. >> god speed. >> one of the best weathermen, john miles. i used to spend time on the pride. they have weather on the pride. >> and especially pride two. >> yeah. >> let's move ahead

united states. we'll be back with her and our panel. let's check in with anderson cooper hosting "acr. >>> two weeks until election night, it got so bad between jack conway and rans paul they refused to shake hands and that's before the two sides unleashed negative campaign ads. >>> in crime and punishment, steven hayes convicted of the home invasion killing of a mom and her two daughters he's back in court, lawyers trying to convince a jury to spare his life. what could save him from the death penalty? the courtroom drama ahead. >>> thanks, anderson cooper, at 10:00 eastern. >>> floor are molina. she was enslaved in a dressmaking shop in l.a.x. how? >> i was brought to the united states with promise to have a good job. and i was promised to make money to send money to send to my family. i was a target for the trafficker because i was a mother who had -- i couldn't take care to a hospital and she passed away. i was worried about my other three children because i was working two jobs. i was cooking and cleaning houses and i didn't make enough money to support my children. and at the t

ace but for us the bases are actually the thing when you say global it's a frightening word it sounds like every single country throughout this globe has some form of military presence from the united states that i can't swear that it's every so it probably isn't every single country but a striking number of countries i don't actually know the number right here but i mean if you think if you if you take this another way and you think to yourself. the u.s. military now has a kind of secret military inside it and those are the special operations forces which have been incredibly peeved up and taken over certain activities that once were more cia type activities in the bush and now obama period those special. forces and there are thirteen thousand of them according to the washington post stationed outside the united states their station now in seventy five countries there are only one hundred ninety two countries in the u.s. i think that's the latest figure so you're talking about somewhere upwards of forty percent just for special operations forces so it is a lot now it's very interesting that to draw that dividing line between declared war is an undeclared wars which you reach this

the citizens united case, which in some way, brings to a focus our concerns about the corrupting influence of a sea of money with no ace to go except to influence people in high office or those aspiring to high office. his approach is sensible, practical, and our task to get legislators and others to endorse them. the citizens united case it accelerates the long slide toward the kleptocracy that we criticize all over the world and that frustrates international commerce, investment, policy and investment opportunities, bribery, bribery, bribery and all of these foreign lands has always been criticized by those of us in the u.s. who thought we had a higher standard. that standard has slipped away. you see it in the process of buying elections of every kind. we have local elections that all of you are participating in that are just as rrupted by the sea of money as a larger raises for house and senate and other places. it reflects the frustration ed is talking about, but the idea that one may buy government because we have the means to do so must be addressed but every citizen. it must be resisted, certainly. mike talked