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

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. >> so this was all a bookcase when they lived here. >> yes, and we see them throughout the house.e one on the opposite wall as well. when they moved in, they had about 8,000 books in the house. >> oh, my god. >> and carlotta very quickly said, "no, no, no, "it feels like i'm in a public library," so out went the books and in came artwork, chinese screens, furniture, et cetera. we have the blue mirror here. there are three colored mirrors in the house. >> look at this. so this was specifically put in to be a blue mirror. >> yes. >> and remember, when the o'neills were in residence here it was the height of the art deco movement. so this may just be a piece of art deco as well. >> from the living room to the-- this looks like what would've been the breakfast room or the little dining room here. >> actually, this is the music room. this is called rosie's room in here. >> and who was rosie? >> well, this is rosie right here. this is not the original rosie, but rosie was a mighty wurlitzer player piano. and o'neill was very enamored with the rosies, with the player pianos 'cause he had

own images in your head i think you're restricted here i maybe this out and maybe that the way the bookcase read and. he has a lot of fans is that maybe they can tell and they feel identify with that we seem to have issues with sexuality in this country and yet here is this book that everyone's buying what does that mean closet liberal site or maybe that's a yeah it's a book you can read and no one knows that you're having a porno. whereas if you're watching important everyone knows that you've got it whether or not you think a graphic sexual novel topping the charts is a good or bad thing for our culture the bottom line is it happened so it might be worth it to. in a moment to think about i've. got it back with a recap of our top stories in a couple minutes time don't go away. the limited to just say. it's just so. it's the. wealthy british style but. sometimes it's right on. market dynamics. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on r.t. . the close up she is being to do ma

wilson then, with his woodworking skills, constructed this imposing desk and bookcase to house his prized possession. his next hurdle was engraving on copper. again he walked to new haven to meet amos doolittle, the engraver of the two maps in jed dedie ya's geography made easy. which was the first text published in the united states in 1784. he's really able again through the proliferation of print in the late 18th century to obtain all of this information without really at this point in time until he's met morris, any personal contact with someone who was a cartographer or a globemaker. the physical construction of the globe came after that. he used his original globe as a model covering it with paper, gluing several layers together, tracing the continental outlines, cutting the paper in spheres, and here you can see actually the encyclopedia entry on globemaking. and then -- and this is actually from a recent reconstruction of the bradford, vermont, globe. here you can see quite clearly the different -- this is the globe before its restoration. so you can see the papier-mache with the

each of these we call the high boys show memories and we save things in our bookcase or our credenza or china cabinet, we want to show what people save and use each one to link to a memory or a little bit of a story. you won't come away with the whole story of this first lady but give you a good idea of what she was like and hopefully go on and find out about the rest of the sister hood. >> dolley madison, what kind of first lady was she? what does it tell us? >> she was the first first lady to establish the political role of the hostess. james madison is a shy man and dolley madison is his front. dolley madison is the person who sets up, has the parties. james is in a corner. and she can have everyone coming who needs to talk to him coming to talk to him. has a wonderful environment she stirs up. support for her husband. she doesn't create enemies for her husband and she's a real master of the sort of -- it's often called the parlor politics of the time period, where women are setting up their own networks of social links that keep information flowing. dolley madison has her finger

like we save things in our bookcase or credenza or china cabinet. we wanted to show the things people say and link each one to a memory or tell a story. you won't come away with a full idea of this first lady but a pretty good idea what she was like. hopefully we'll learn more about her and the rest of the sisterhood. >> dolly madison, what kind of first lady was she? what does this story tell us? >> dolly madison is the first first lady to really establish the role of the political hostess. she's the friendly face of the madison administration. james madison is a serious man and shy man. dolly madison is his front. dolly madison is the person who sets up, has the parties. james is in a corner. she can have everyone coming who needs to talk to him coming to talk to him. has a wonderful environment. she stirs up support for her husband. doesn't create enemies for her husband. and she's a real master of that -- the sort of -- it's often called the parlor politics of the time period where women are setting up their own networks of social links. that ke

behind every bookcase, and drawer, and everything, they just find liquor bottle after liquor bottle. they realize she had been a closet alcoholic. the patton feel it began with waters' capture. i think that's a microcosm to the larger stress that combat brings to everyone. this is what's called mooseberg prison. this is where they brought a lot of the prisoners. when the failed raid on john waters' prison takes place, patton rolls in here a few weeks later. the troops just go nuts. they're so happy. they've been liberated. they really identify that patton is their liberator. he comes in after a few tanks come crashing through the fence. and patton said it was a bittersweet moment. here they just are praising him to high glory, yet he writes in his diary, he said if i hadn't launched this raid, these guys would have been stuck here all these extra weeks. he climbs up on the tank and gives a speech. he said don't go running into the countryside, doing whatever you want. one more thing, stay out of my way, i'm still killing germans. and they loved it. a good example of research, and som

breasts you can see i think you're restricted here i maybe the sad and maybe the the way the bookcase friedan. has a lot of fans is that maybe they can tell and they feel that. it's a way of restricting ourselves here i also think that absolutely we seem to have issues with sexuality in this country and yet here is this book that everyone's buying what does that mean closet liberal side or maybe that's a yes it's a book you can read and no one knows that you're having a point. whereas if you're watching what everyone know yeah yeah i think you got it whether or not you think a graphic sexual novelty.

and behind every bookcase and drawer and everything, they just find liquor bottle after liquor bottle. and they realize she had been a closet alcoholic. and the patton family believed it started with the capture of her husband in tunisia, that that's how she dealt with the stress. i always think that is a perfect microcosm to the larger stress that combat brings to everyone. now, this is what's called mooseberg prismoos mooseburg prison. this is where they brought a lot of prisoners. patton rolls into here a few weeks later. and the troops go nuts. they're happy they've been liberated. they identify patton is their liberator. he comes in after a few tanks go crashing through the fence. patton says it was a bittersweet moment. they praise him to high gloorry, but yet he writes if i hadn't launched that raid, all these guys would have been stuck here all those extra weeks. he gives a speech. he says don't go running into the countryside eating whatever you want inspect your bodies can't take it. and by the way, stay out of my way, i'm still killing germans. and they loved it. a good exa

there is a built-in bookcase in the den next door with a wood burning fireplace.ut back there is a handsome beautifully landscaped corner lot with mature trees. looks like the house is historic and has been there. >> looks much older than 1942. >> it was well done with great taste. >> evans, georgia. heading back to the south. let's go to a beautiful home for $289,900 on a quite cul-de-sac. >> this is five miles from augusta golf course which hosts the masters tournament every spring. this is a three-story house. almost looks like somebody took a picture and stretched it up. it's tall and skinny. 3,000 square feet. that's williamsburg style. very popular in georgia. ten foot ceilings. hard wood floorses and a marble fireplace. i like the yellow color in the room. that's pretty. the kitchen is too blue for me. >> wow. >> very pretty room though. the formal dining room has wainscoting and gleaming floors. a sunny eat area doubling your entertainment space. the backyard is fenced and has a nice play set tucked into a corner. >> just outside of denver, evergreen, colo

. >> we have about 24 -- >> the whole set alphabetized, took up a whole bookcase. >> all that information is right in here. >> right in there >> which makes more sense, huh? >> i don't know. >> that kind of mix. >> i would toss this out the door it is like 16 pounds, doesn't fly well. >>> the government needs dog owners to help figure out what's been sickening hundreds of pets. health experts tell us more than 600 dogs have come down with a mysterious illness, possibly tied to chicken jerky pet treats. at least three popular brands of treats may be associated with kidney failure and other problems. wagon train, canyon creek ranch and my low's kitchen home style treats are all named in the complaints. most of those treats are made in china. the fda says they need pet owners to submit complaints and samples of street treats to help them try to solve these cases. >>> and still ahead on news4, a tactical turnaround at the drunk driving trial of a millionaires >>> a sudden twist today in the manslaughter trial of a millionaire in florida. john goodman is charged in the accident that ended in t

coming off and adhesive in the apartment cracking, and debris on the floor and here's video of a bookcaseis is in mexico city. that's a short piece offed have and the earthquake shaking and we did get video from the univision offices there in mexico city where they filmed outside and you can see the central statue, one of the central statues in mexico city of an angel is shaking. i believe this is that video. there you see it. it's an angel statue in mexico city. you can see it just shaking slightly and then you see images of people, evacuating people on the streets. i want to bring viewers up-to-date on video that we showed earlier and well known video of the bus that was cracked in half. according to televisa they interviewed one of the officials there who said that there was a concrete barrier that fell about ten feet. this was in the district of oscapozalco in mexico city. the mayor said there were no accidents, but this was a concrete barrier that fell ten feet on to a minibus there. televisa is reporting that service is interrupted in parts of mexico city subway because of deform eg

. >> and he's got a bookcase behind him. >> he's mark. >> mike allen, good morning. >> hey, good morningys. >> mike allen says this is another bounce-free news cycle for mitt romney. what do you mean by that? >> yeah, well, this morning at 11:00, top officials for romney are going to brief his press corps at their headquarters and here's what they're going to say. they're going to say it is now despite a rough night and mika was hearing the same things in the romney folks she was talking to, they had a heart-stopping couple of hours. but despite last night, the romney campaign will argue today it is mathematically impossible for rick santorum or newt gingrich to catch them in delegates and -- >> wait, wait, wait -- hold on. they've got like 100 and something delegates and need how many to win? >> 1,144. >> so they're what? 9%, 10% there. can you explain this to me? >> the argument is going to be that rick santorum would have to win huge numbers. they're still crunching them, probably around 60% of all the remaining delegates and take a couple of winner take all states that are friendly t