bookcases, you want to secure those; right? this is what's going it happen. if you as nerts you went in there and got a report that there may be people trapped, where would you start looking for them? upper floors and void spaces. again, we talked about glass. are these people a little too close, do you think? did they give you a rule of thumb how far away to stay from buildings. well, actually 1 1/2 times the height of the building. so if you are in a 30-foot building -- you already did the math -- you want to be 45 feet away. glass falls out, too, do you think it just falls straight down? no, it kites its way around. it can kite up to two blocks away. be aware of that, got your helmet on. types of hazard, you have above ground, ground and below ground. what's an above ground hazard? glass, wires, falling objects. some of the ground level hazards are glass. what's bad about uneven surfaces that are slippery? we already talked about that. you fall, you're going to hurt yourself. is water a bad thing to have? water seeks its own level, there's a hole, covering

>>apter: in a way it's an investment but if you buy a side table or a dining table or a bookcase you've got to have somewhere to put it; you can't sort of lock it up and put it in the bank vault. sooue ttlive with it, you get to enjoy it, you get to appreciate it. >>easen: alternative assets such as collectibles may be fun to get involved with and man preciate in value over time. the question is; which sector to invest in? art, antiques, classic cars or in this case - an antique dresser worth more than a quarter million dollars. >>mould: my advice to people who want to buis conversations; get to know the dealer, get to know the history of these particular items - how they've been over the last 30, 50, 100 years. get a feel for the craft. use their eyes as your eyes, trust is very, very important. get that sort of attachment, get adialogue going. and when that happens i think often the risks are minimized and the fruits are richer. >>reporter: with more wealthy collectors globally, people are increasingly moving beyond traditional assets as some categories become scarce. >>and in the pro

go down to montpellier and assure you with the bookcases were. he lined them up vertically. he was an ideologue. kent jefferson in geology. jefferson would say, he read the constitution did you tell me. we can only do with the constitution tells us. does not say that we can buy territory. the constitutional amendment to make it okay. we don't have that. the british are knocking the hell out of him. either way if he wins or loses is not going to want it. so he says, okay. madison believes. the legislature should be in the dominant branch. congress wants this war. they want a war with the largest superpower of the era, great britain. and there is no money to fight the war. he does not like national banks. and so he lets the charter for banks expire. he won't veto the war. i have to do what they say. i will carry out there wish. i don't have any money to implement. bottom-line, the british burned down the white house and the capital. the hero of that administration has enough sense to get the declaration out of there. out of there. not a happy story. a smart man, honest man, a

go down and show you for the bookcases are so they live in them up to get more. he was jefferson's -- kept jefferson and jefferson would say you are at the constitution, you tell me what strict discussion they don't say beaten by territory to make it okay we don't have time but he's selling the money because the british and either way if he wins or he loses. so he says all right, jefferson system madison and later on madison who believes legislation sets on the supreme branch. the concourse left this war of great britain, and so she doesn't like national bank's or the word bank either and so he left the charter and the bank and shimon to veto the war. officious to do with what they say i want war but i don't want a bank so i will carry out their pressure and fight the war and everybody giving money to implement the war. bottomline the white house, in the capitol. and the hero was nicer than i thought to get the declaration of independence out of there and the creation of george washington and another happy story. i will say we did a great job to heal the country

in montpellier they show you the bookcases. you line them up berkeley. you get four ends.e was an ideologue. he was jefferson -- loyal to jefferson's ideology where jefferson would say you wrote the constitution. we are strict constructionists can only do what the constitution tells us. it doesn't say weaken by territory. madison says we need a constitutional amendment to make it okay. we don't have time. the british -- either way if he wins or loses he won't want it anymore. he said okay, the less said about it the better. madison believed -- legislature should be in the federalist papers -- congress wants this work with the largest superpower, great been. there is no money to fight the war. he doesn't like national banks. he couldn't find the word bank either so he lets the charter of the bank's expire. he won't the total war. i have to do what they say. i don't want the bank. i will carry out their wish and don't have money to implement the war. bottom line british burned down the white house and the capital and the hero of that administration is a businessman. get a de

a staircase collapsed over me but the bookcase made a bridge and all the rubble fell around me. >> ias really frightened at that point, and i said get out of the house, it's going to go. >> we're cut off. there is none of our usual connections to the outside world. it's gone. >> another storm, well, it's too soon to say whether katia will add to the damage left by irene. this storm grew into a hurricane with 75-mile-per-hour winds, and forecasters hope a cold front on the way is going to act like a barrier, keep katia away from the united states. >>> this is pratsville, new york. they are not just coping with the loss of homes and businesses, but really the way they remember their lives. >> this is where my father and family business for five generations has been. my nephews at the time were running this, and it withstood 18 floods but obviously it did not this time. my family grew up across the street. five generations also lived there. there is major devastation throughout the house. i don't know if the house will be saved. the walls are, of course, saturated. and then, of course,