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i note in my attic, i have six inches of insulation. talking about going across the whole attic twice with what you have there? >> you can see right up here. between the studs, bays, if you can put insulation between the bays and lay the insulation over them so you are able to get the 19 inches. again, it's very simple to do. it doesn't take a contractor to do it, but that's what the department of energy recommends. >> when i hear insulation. -- i'll tell you >> yeah, yeah, well at the end of the day, if you don't feel like you can do it yourself. i would love to actually have an insulation contractorrer is vase they can recommend or go out and find the contractor that will help you to do it. at the end of the day, it's really about assessing to make sure you have proper insulation within your home and a lot of times, people put insulation or build their home 20 years ago and they don't think they need to go back and reassess. >> i note you are sitting back to a new window. are we talking replacement windows, here? >> yeah, again, seali

lock your kids in the attic. that's the kind of town you're dealing with. as we're seeing this through the idse of scout, a child, we have -- through the eyes of scout, a child, we have to dig into it ourselves to see what's going on and once you do you realize that atticus doesn't have a chance. there's nobody to appeal to. he's going to lose. and the moral of "to kill a mockingbird" isn't that atticus finch is a great lawyer or the lawyer that we should follow. the moral of the book and the movie is that the republican lawyer won't work any more. we need a new kind of lawyer. the only way to clean up a town like this is to bring in the federales. you know, everybody's got to go to jail. i mean, these -- you know, if you think about it, who is the real hero of "to kill a mockingbird"? who's the one who sees clearly? it's not atticus finch. he's not even a very intelligent father. i love him. i love him. but who lets your kids out in the middle of the night wearing -- dressed as farm animals and fruit when there's a craze killer who's vowed to get them? you

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he died last night at the age of 56 after a long battle with panee attic cancer -- with pancreatic cancer. he'll be remembered best as the creative genius behind the ipad, iphone and ipad. in 2008 jobs announced he was battling pancreatic cancer. in 2009 he received a liver transplant. in august he stepped down as ceo of the company. fans from los angeles to sidney, outside one shop mourners laid candles and flowers and an apple and an ipod touch in a makeshift memorial. his partner says he remembers jobs as well as the mourners out there. apple issued a statement saying the company is planning a celebration of life for jobs. steve jobs was surrounded by his immediate family when he passed away. >>> news around the nation. more than 300 police officers are searching for a missouri baby who vanished from a home earlier this week. she was last seen on monday night. her father discovered the child was missing when she came home from work early tuesday evening. police say the irwins are not considered suspects. >>> south florida has now schoolhouse rocked by vandals and they did it in their b

the fire was spreading into the attic. a dog was rescued from the house. >> no, we haven't determined the amount of damage yet. we're dealing with the family and belongings right now, trying to get their critical belongings to them. >> fire crews say most of the damage appears to be confined to the attic and roof. >>> the most dramatic change to california's criminal justice system in half a century officially gets under way today. it is being called realignment. what it means is that anyone sentenced for a nonviolent, nonsex offense crime will serve their time in a county jail instead of a state prison. probation responsibilities are also shifting from the state to the counties. >> the state is in a desperate situation with its overcrowded prison system and a court order to reduce that overcrowding by 40 or 50,000 people. and they are dumping those responsibilities on the county. >> as a result of that realignment, the san francisco county jail is reopening. just about 10 minutes ago the spokesperson for the alameda count

as for the cause, at this point it appears to be an electrical malfunction in the attic.katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> what an amazing story. >>> san jose district attorney just announced the decision on whether he will reopen a controversial rape case against several de anza college students. >> reporter: he has decided not to file charges. the woman who said she was raped is disappointed that the district attorney cannot prove a crime was committed. he promised if elected he would revisit this kay. he says sexual assault cases where people involved were intox dated -- intoxicated are extremely difficult to prove he said this case is no different. jessica gonzalez, 17 at the time has chosen to come forward. she was gang raped at a party. she said she was so drunk she was near a comatose state. the boys or men said they invited them to have sex with her. the community has been so upset that the previous district attorney didn't file charges. now a second district attorney has reached the same conclusion. >> what happened to jessica was not her fault. the defendants' behavi

permit holder is for altering a gabled roof and replacing windows with french doors and converting an attic. the matter was continued to allow time for a permit to be issued, and no additional briefing was allowed. the original permit was issued and appealed common and and that is scheduled to be heard in december. this is separate from that, because it is a jurisdiction request, and if granted, both appeals would be heard at the same time. we can give each party another three minutes. >> this is on the original permit. >> i have a photo of the deck in question. thank you for a hearing us again. this was constructed in an deceitful manner while we were on vacation behind a screen. i asked the owner if they were going to construct a debt when they first purchase this, and he assured means they were not. they approached us after the last meeting and told us they wanted to talk about revising the deck. they said they would contact us. they believed they were in compliance with their own laws, but when they felt they were in a dominant position, they refused to talk to us. not to appeal to your

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

. >> a team of moroccan are dissents was even brought to new york to create attics elusive -- an explicitrtyard. >> artist of this skill are still working. are did not die in 1900. -- art did not die in 1900. >> apart from being a major musician, this is part of a concerted effort and cultural diplomacy. >> our mission to educate and tell people about world culture. it gets away from the polarized focus of contemporary politics. >> he is from the interfaith center of new york and says the opening of the new galleries is a major breakthrough for muslims in the city. >> having a gallery like this will help to broaden people's perceptions. there is a real opportunity here. it is wonderful about this cowdery is opening at this time. -- that is calorie is opening at this time. >> a look at the beautiful islamic art that is home at the metropolitan museum of art in new york. go see it if you can on this 7 billion today. that brings our show to a close. you can find constant updates on our website. thank you so much for watching. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york

>> the whole roof is off the attic. it was a livable attic is exposed and the big columns on a plantation house are ripped off the front of the house and thrown around like pickup sticks. >> could you send us a picture of that? that would be something to see. but again, no injuries. >> no injuries, no casualties at this time as far as we know. this is the only place where the tornado touched down. >> okay. so this is all the damage you know and no power outages, no accidents, anything like that? >> no, we have had crews check the apparent path of the tornado and found no other damage, no power outages. but i have been in the field for a while. but it looks like as of now, it looks like an isolated strike. >> we appreciate it. from louisa county. thank you very much. so that is confirmed, plantation roof gone, but no injuries. nobody was living there. that is great news. all right, so here's the deal. i'm going to go back into fairfax county. fairfax county again tornado warning until 6:00. prince william county, you're

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investigators say an electrical problem in the attic likely trigger that had fire. >> a gas leak has prompted he vaik waigs of two homes including a day care, pg&e crews are working to cap the six-inch gas line on appleberry drive in marinwood. there is a crew working to replace the sewer line apparently cause that had break. one of the homes serves as a residential day care. six children among those evacuated and relocated. >> and as crews work on that gas main in marin county pg&e is getting set to replace a thousand miles of plastic pipeline. and this august you may remember it sparked a fire ask officials that pipe made over 40 years ago has a ten tensey to crack and leak so they're replacing all 1200 miles across the state. the project is expected to take about three years. pg&e plans to ask for a rate increase. >> and occupy wall street movement is on the move in oakland now. and there is about 100 protestors aching their message to the streets. they paused and now they're on the move again. and police are walking and moving with them. about an hour or two. 200 people marching

. >> you're looking at the smoke conditions that are happening because it's an actual attic fire above them that started apparently in the kitchen. >> you can see him actually making his way through smoke filled hallways. locating an elderly woman and carrying her out of the burning building. a heroic act all caught on tape by his helmet cam. >> pretty good feeling today? >> pretty awesome, yeah. >> you saved a life. >> it was awesome. i have been a firefighter for 13 years now expth is my actual first live rescue where the victim will walk away. >> county wide budget cuts forced firefighters to take pay cuts. all the while added tools are bought by firefighters themselves. nick long says the benefits outweigh the personal cost. especially when it comes to saving lives. a device like this can act as an educational tool for future life saving rescues. >> we are doing so many things and a lot of decisions are being made. commands are being made verbally and on the radio. we try to welcome at these calls and do better and improve. >> these helmet cameras cost approximately $300. these fir

. >> where do you think the attics and mentally ill will go? supervisor kim: first of all, a ton of families live in the tenderloin. people do not realize this, but the tenderloin is a family neighborhood. it in not a proponent for cleaning up the tenderloin. i love the tenderloin. i love what it is right now. you know, i recognize that we have a diversity of folks who want to live there. i do not have a problem with people being out on the streets and socializing. it is part of the character of the neighborhood. i do not think the party is something we should criminalize. that being said, we cannot have open drug dealing. i do support a foot patrol. we are currently working with several organizations or have safe passages where we have high school students and adults in the neighborhood. but shockingly, one of the top issues is being hit by cars, more than getting harassed by neighbors. that is something we are working on as well, traffic issues, can turn some of those streets to be two-way. another thing that we are trying to push is actually

. >> you are looking at the smoke conditions that are happening because it's an actual attic fire above them that had started apparently in the kitchen. >> you can see him actually making his way through smoke filled hallways. locating an elderly woman and carrying her out of the burning building. a heroic act all caught on tape by the helmet cam. >> pretty good feeling today? >> pretty awesome, yeah. >> you saved a life. >> it was awesome. it was. i was talking with nick about it. i've been a firefighter for 13 years now and this is my actual first live rescue where the victim will walk away. >> county wide budget cuts forced fighters to take pay cuts. all the while, added tools are bought by firefighters themselves. nick long says the benefits outweigh the personal cost. especially when it comes to saving lives. a device like this can act as an educational tool for future life saving rescue. >> doing so many things and petitions are being made. we try to look at these calls and do better. >> these helmet cameras cost approximately $300. they are telling me a lot of equipment they use

. >> all of us are very much want to deal with the issues, attics and ethics reform. certainly the voters, the public very much wants us to deal with the ethics in government. if we were to vote against the emergency, we could feel as if we're voting the wrong way. >> reporter: again, orange got no support. council member opener asked for a roll call to put all council members on the record. by the way, the committee looking into ethics reform led by council member bowser will take place october 26th. brian. >> and while we're on the topic, did politics play a role in decides whether a city contract was properly awarded to mow the grass in the district? an editorial in the washington post raises the question and now the city council will examine a contract awarded to two companies. one company with a lower price and is gut cutting the grass in six wards and the second company is cutting the grass in two words and charging more money. the company charging more has ties to mayor vincent gray. council member mary shay wants to get to the bottom of it. >> and why did we n

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. >> reporter: flames had broken out in the attic. investigators say that the fire was sparked by faulty wiring above the home. >> to be there and perform the rescue. we have two people, a fire out. the future of station 6 is uncertain. firefighters say that that could have an effect on their response time -- say that the cuts could have an effect on their response time. >>> one person is in the hospital follow an apartment fire in north oakland. firefighters responded to a two- story apartment building on stanford avenue. witnesses say that crews rescued a young man who was now being treated at the hospital for smoke inhalation. no one else was hurt. the fire apparently started in the kitchen of an upstairs unit. a second unit also suffered damage. >>> three people were displaced after another fire in brisbane over night. it started at about 11:30 at an apartment complex on visitation valley. officials say that the fire may have started on the stove and the home did not have a smoke detector. a neighbor who noticed the smoke was the

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it was burning deep inside of the attic. firefighters say it had been for hours and they say it was ready to expand, that it would have reached the women inside within the next two minutes. these women both made it to the hospital and are expected to live. the house sustained $100,000 in damage. >> we train for this constantly. but so many things wind up today that made it happen -- smoke detectors, 911, responsible neighbors, good cops, and we got there on time. >> reporter: now, he is one of very few firefighters who actually have these cameras on the helmet. in fact, firefighter limelighter -- actually i forgot his name. i apologize -- actually bought that with his own money for $300. they are hoping to get more of those cameras for the department. >> anne, how about the two victims? how are they? >> reporter: they're doing very well this morning. and in fact, they are expected to be released from the hospital. about 10 $100,000 damage to the home but the women -- about $100,000 damage to the home but the women will be fi