would a chimney fire require that? is pull off some clapboards we get another round, pulled off some clapboards and were very lucky again, something smiling on us, and found more -- i recognize the lighting is such that you can't see too well, but moorpark edge at the corner post, and that made me feel more solid. we will take a set of those and measure those as well. they came out to 1818. got this is the , start of the victorian-style house here. we have this core. we have this part with the circular saw marks. this is a shed addition to the north side. we saw that in the 1930 photo. this is the core of the house that we really want to know if it is the other wing or something else. we get the wood that was harvested between the spring of 1815 and the winter of 1818. the reuse temper here that we saw again by observing were harvested earlier. we know, because of their condition and how it leans on the main part of the house, that it has to be constructed after 1818. postdates mantra monroe.eso - the one with the circ

with the germans champing chimney down 25 points, hamilton has plenty of catching up to do.rfor while it's not game over for lewis hamilton yet, and, in fact far from it. mercedes have a good wreckage around the circuit. hamilton literally needs his third victory of the season there appears to stop sebastian vettel cruising to a fifth world title. fernando alonso is currently in action at the indianapolis 500 as he tries to claim the second part of motorsport‘s fabled triple crown. his decision to skip the monaco grand prix looks justified so far. he started from seventh and took the lead a quarter of the way into the race. but a huge crash involving britain's jay howard and scott dixon saw the race suspended, both drivers are ok. alonso is currently third following two restarts after incidents. tennis's french open started today with a surprise result. the world number one, angelique kerber has been knocked out of the tournament in the first round. the british numberfour, dan evans, is also out but a fans' favourite, petra kvitova has made a triumphant return to the sport.

there is also part of the chimney. it came crashing down on top of them. so strong it also melted part of the siding on the home next door. damage estimates right now are about $175,000. but the cause of this fire right now is still undetermined. sam: following major news from london. rape charges again dropped. this happened in the last hour and a half. swedish officials making this announcement. assange has been holed up and the ecuadoran embassy in london for seven years. you see that tweet of his selfie he put out in the last hour. assange afeared if you went back to sweden he would be extradited to the united states. wikileaks is responsible for the largest release of u.s. secrets in history. this morning it is still unlikely he will leave the ecuadoran embassy. u.k. officials now saying they will arrest him for skipping bail in 2012. u.k. officials also will not confirm if they have received an extradition request by the united states. the u.s. department of justice was reconsidering whether to charge assange. sweetie's official saying he cannot come

smoking down you smell.but we were over there an hour ago and there is a steam generator that has a chimney and that steam coming on us and you would think that seem being bottled water would be nothing more than that but it had a very heavy smell of petroleum. we had to move the vehicle simply because it was so bad. i think the epa will have to take a look into that. that may be part of the restarting -- process or getting an online. i don't think the steam generator should be generating anything but steam and i think the epa will have to take a look into that.>>> schools were ordered to shelter in place during the incident. turner elementary and central elementary were closed down with a handful of students air- quality monitors have given the clear and parents were advised that could not drop the kids off because of the emergency.>> we messaged folks and they are having a right to take them home.>> if they chose to keep their children home, they would not be marked absent.>>> an investigation is underway after a university police officer shot a man off-campus early today. authorities say

. >> they turn the lock and it lights up all blue and blue confetti coming out of the chimney. >> that's>>> moving over to louisiana, we've got becca and felix. they're just getting it done. >> cool. >> let's hope that's not indicative of the five children they're having. >> no. for now they're having their first child. it happens to be a girl. >> good not quintuplets. >> no. don't scare them. or me. congratulati >>> a mechanic creates a transformer. >> oh, cool. it's transforming! >> yeah. what do they do to it? >> discover how it was built. >>> plus -- >> we're going to make some burgers today. >> the delicious burger just in time for your memorial day cookout. >> yeah, that's bomb. i'm not mad at this burger. (b) with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications. in clinical studies,... the majorit

. >> that acts as essentially a chimney. >> reporter: this woman is suing the oil companies involved on mike's behalf. according to the lawsuit, abandoned injection wells reach into the same years underground where dozens of other active wells are injecting waste water. when pressure builds into the injection zone the waste water pushes up into an abandoned well if not properly sealed and leak into the freshwater above it. >> nobody is testing the water wells nearby even though the division of oil & gas knows there are farmers complaining. >> reporter: one of the companies san joaquin facilities management told us by email there is no evidence that san joaquin's injected water is escaped the zone into which it was injected. three other oil companies said they comment because of pending litigation. the device of oil & gas wouldn't talk. the chief deputy director of the water resources control board, his agency is assisting the division of oil & gas in a federally mandated review of hundreds of injection wells that the epa has determined could potentially be contaminating california's

winning submission, just announced, will soon be painted on a local giant abandoned power station chimney structure has posed new problems, which mihkel is determined to solve. i thought it would be a good idea to use a vacuum rover, so this is just a four wheeled platform that drives across the wall. it attaches to the wall using vacuum. yeah, and in true blue peter fashion, here's one i made earlier. yeah, all me. entirely done by me. all of it. well, that was nick kwek with the sprayprinter. graeme, worried? not really, no. i mean it's a great tool. it works like a projector. it helps us to get these large images up easier but no, i think i'm quite comfortable in what i'm doing right now. i might use it one day though. it definitely has its advantages, for sure, yeah. well, in the meantime, this is beautiful. thanks so much for doing this for us. thank you. we're going to stay on and art tip now. over to lara lewington. here at photo london art takes many forms. but the thing i've seen that i've grappled with the most is the idea of a virtual reality gallery. is this really a way to fu

. >> that acts as essentially a chimney. >> reporter: patricia olivier is suing the oil companies involved on mike's behalf. according to the lawsuit, abandoned injection wells reach into the same area deep underground where dozens of other active wells are injecting wastewater. when pressure builds into the injection zone, the wastewater can push up through an abandoned well if it's not properly sealed and leak into the freshwater zone above it. >> nobody is testing the water wells nearby even though the division of oil and gas knows there are multiple farmers complaining. >> reporter: in in e-mail to kpix5 san joaquin facilities management told us there is no evidence the water escaped the zone into which it was injected. three other companies said they can't comment because of pending litigation. the division of oil and gas didn't want to talk to us either. jonathan bishop is chief deputy director of the water control board. he is assisting the division of oil and gas in a federally mandated review of hundreds of injection wells that the epa has determined could potentially be contamina

- you could go with one of these balmy wankers, or you could go with the scum who put a chimney roomban every home, castle, and flat. [dramatic music] ♪ - i'll go with her. - well, you'll all get to meet gram today. uh, i really wanna show her that i've been doing a good job of running this place. so who has segment pitches? - uh, there's a bomb threat at a college in new jersey. - wait, which one? - jonathan bon jovi community college. - oh, my god. that's where my mom goes. she's in her journalism class right now. [indistinct chatter over police radio] ♪ oh, excuse me. sir, sir, sir! hi, have you seen this woman? - uh, no. - she makes me take them at sear's every year for her birthday. it's her birthday. [indistinct chatter] - hello? - mom, oh, my god! i've called you, like, a million times. are you okay? - of course. why wouldn't i be? - wh--i'm at your school. are you here? - of course i'm at school. [whispering] angie, make it sound like you're at school. - uh, school sucks. yeah, drugs rule! hey, everybody, look. here comes fonzie. [impersonates fonzie] hey! - oh, boy. - wow! ten

on the chimney stack, we have remains of the plaster that we know was there. jefferson's letter talks about asking the workmen to plaster the space. the hearth survived. we believe this is perhaps the jefferson-era hearth where an enslaved family would have warmed themselves and perhaps cooked a quick evening meal. there is also wonderful evidence of what the floors would have looked like. it is a small detail but we are really dedicated to getting as much -- as accurate as possible in restoring these spaces. along this back wall, you see the circa 1802 bricks, and we can tell how they are laid. they are laid on edge. that is a little particular. and then there is a running bond, so we are able to restore the floor very accurately. we have bricks that are the same size and we will lay them the exact same way. there's also evidence of where these partitions were that divided the spaces. you can see that the carpenters started to put back a sill plate but they have aligned it with what we call an architectural ghost. here is where a stud sat upon the stone wall

self starting charcoal, lighter fluid and long match or a choriocele chimney starter. >> i'm going to going to say no starter fluid because it makes the meat taste like chemicals and go witness charcoal. >> it's actually charcoal chimney starter. you're both kind of right here. the lighter fluid and the self starting charcoal can contain toxics substance that is could get passed into your grilled food. certainly in terms of the taste if nothing else. not to mention the petroleum products in light fluid can pollute the surface air. your best bet use chimney or electric starter instead of briquettes burn wood chips or lump charcoal both are chemical free. >>> next up, when you should leave space between the meat and the veggies. true or false? >> i say false. >> i say true because then you'll get the more evenly cooked. >> oh. >> you're exactly right. this is a mistake i make all the time because it looks so much nice kerr when you've got them all packed in there together. true. leave about half inch of cooking space between each one of the elements in your kabob believe it or not. the

he was suffering badly from alzheimer's and in recent years ago the chimney is serious.ny ways. he was unique. i remember the editor of blue peter, she reckoned he was the best presenter ever. he had qualities that no one else had. he will be remembered very fondly by a lot of people and none more so than me. what gave him that star appeal? he was a happy—go—lucky guy in many ways, but quite serious in some ways. he was very shy. johnny performed asjohn ways. he was very shy. johnny performed as john noakes, ways. he was very shy. johnny performed asjohn noakes, he didn't just beatjohn the oaks. when he was off—screen he wasn't quite as gatti and is free and as loose. he felt you were protecting him sometimes when you're working with him on television because you didn't know what he was going to do next. but we had so much fun together over the yea rs. we have had so much fun together over the years. we have hundreds and hundreds of happy memories. i will never forget him. he was a good friend. for many of us at a certain age will remember him from our childhood days of

so they have seen things like air conditioning units being installed, a chimney, heat extraction.ming from the building. thank you. two of the biggest economy inure, france and germany have an outsized influence on europe, but it has been quite a tricky relationship. perhaps today, markets the start of a new era. france's new president, emmanuel macron has travelled to berlin to meet the chancellor. on the surface this some broad agreement. translation: we have exchanged our views today and we have agreed that we are going to continue to work closely together. translation: with our respective teams we will be able to work for projects eve the medium term and have a common road map for the european union and the eurozone. these are very important subjects as we have seen oversest “— these are very important subjects as we have seen oversest “ seen over the last few years. emmanuel macron has some ideas not popular in germany. let's talk to jenny has some ideas not popular in germany. let's talk tojenny hill in berlin. i guess some of the reforms won't go down well with the chancell

opponent for the democratic nominee was going to be his colmes.oss bert in what must've been in its chimney uncomfortable conversation, the two met to discuss matters. neither one would budge. chose to go forward with the race and defeated his former boss and the democratic gubernatorial primary. once again, ford had prevailed as the underdog in the primary. this was not the end of the race for ford. he was opposed by two candidates, one end of the political's he was challenged by republican. on the other end by the old worlar horse himself happy chandler running as an independent. ford campaigned tirelessly highlighting outgoing governor nunn's on popular 5 cent sales tax. ford ridicule it as nunn's nickel. once again, ford won the election. in his efforts, ford was aided by a campaign team that included future governor's. worked withce, ford the state legislature to repeal the sales tax on food, medicine and agricultural equipment. he get adopted insurance reforms created the commonwealth first program to provide impoverished defendants with legal counsel and assisted coal miners afflicte

his cousin, jean who grew up with him down the block told me stories of how during world war ii chimneys 11 or 12 years old and all the other kids, their allied soldiers there patton or montgomery and their fighting their fake wars and winning. jimmy is fascinated with the nazis. he loves the way hitler has the crowds hanging on every word. he is the middle-age cousin. there's a bunch of jones kids in town, like 25. he forces the younger joneses to march for him under his comman d and they have to do step. if they don't step right he has to switch. he is slamming their likes with the switch and did that to their mothers found out. and he is fascinated when hitler committed suicide that this is hitler thumbing his nose at the enemy surrounding him that when this great leader came to the end and it was going to be all over with would not give his enemies the satisfaction of capturing him. to have any wonder why the hair stood up in my arms what i'm hearing the stories? if you really want to understand a controversial figure, i promise you look back in their lives, you will see the pattern.

i had a group with a chimney in the middle and a fireplace and the yoo i had is all the other rooms went around the fireplace and heated by the fireplace. and my sister and i chased each other and because they were in loops, we could chase other around the house. we could change directions and have hysterics and crash on the other side. and loops are the way that's infinity and my all-time favorite computer program is one i wrote when i was five. my mother taught me to program computers when i was five and i ner got better, and i still program like a five-year-old. i was so entranced by my favorite program, i never got bored of it. i'm not easily bored, which has down sides which means i never got better programming. i could do the same program over and over again, programmed in basic, kind of dates me. 10 hello, 20, go to ten then hit run and you get this, and i could do this over and over again and i did do this over and over again because now we have an infinite loop and this is i think probably my first, along with chasing my sister around my house was my first appearance of infinity

>> so the charcoal chimney start is her actually going to be your best bet.u mentioned the lighter fluid and the self starting charcoal consideration contain some toxic substances, flavors you don't really want to necessary let get into your food, not to mention petro july product, can pollute the surface air as well. so, the best bet, use chim knee or electric starter, you can also burn wood chips or lump charcoal, which are all chemical free. >> next up. when cooking kebobs, dow this all the time, you should leave space between the meat and the veggies. true or false? >> that's true. you want the heat to surround the entire piece of fruit and/or meat. >> but if they're closing it then the juice cost all come together. >> oh, that's a good point. >> i say close together. no, false. >> and it looks so much nice when he all packed on to the kebobs together. so you actually should leave some space inbetween, mike you're right. lever about half inch of space between the chunks of food on your the kebobs to make sure everything cooks evenly through. the very best

if you use charcoal, i say invest in chimney starters and you can put charcoal there with paper and comep to temperature for 20 minutes. grill it hot and once it is hot and everything is ready, separate and create zones so you have a hot side to sear things and a cool side we can cook without burning. on your burger put it on the hot side for 30 seconds and transfer to the cool side and do not play with it. >> come to my house. >> what you have on the table? >> we have our spies rub -- spice rub and veer can chicken. >> but not eliminated. >> a great thing to do lemon aid ice berries fruit. >> did you say beer can chicken? i tried that in college is not bad. >> what i love is it provides moisture. >> perfect. >> looks fantastic thank you for coming back. >> we will dig into this. the recipes that you have are on the website ktvu.com. yet there and you will have a fantastic weekend. we will talk about warriors on the back side of the break. quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full

you can see the dents, black smoke coming off of that flaring stack the chimney stack and there's active flame and the top i have seen flaring in the past and fire in the past. the heavy black smoke is not what i am usually seeing when i see flares again, i'm not an expert on what a flare should look like. certainly, it would be a good note of caution for anybody who lives or works within the plume being put off by this flaring to either shelter in place and try to evacuate the area. >> if you are trying to drive the juicy closures chv dispatch, there is a closure on 680 but they do not say where. what did you see as you try to get close?>> reporter: we did not see closures. we were on our way initially to san francisco from corte madera and came down south into benicia we didn't see closing ourselves but we heard reports of closures and we have heard that chp is closing some of the areas and the freeway. 680 southbound is what we heard was closed. >> all right. we saw in the picture the benicia bridge traffic is open. thank you. >> traffic is open on benicia bridge chv is waking that's

chimney sweeps are usually the first to come in and hummingbirds soon follow. be they appear in every size, shape and color. thousands make the approach together, drop out of the cascade out of the sky and then a wave breaking over the greenery until trees are inundated with busy noises and song. feeding begins straight away, without preamble. without stretching or relaxing or preening, birders refer to this type of phenomenon as a fallout. in the american sea, they call it the gulf express. happy birds, it is delightful to observe the aa assembly of these feathered people taking a place at nature's family table. >> ducks, sparrows and hawks, as too the loons, may grate no further -- migrate no further south than the gulf. joining the infinite multitudes that stay year round. in late july migrators begin to feel the pull to return south to winter homes. those that summered on the gulf, surf birds leave first along with birds passing through from the north. soon after the terny and black skimmers -- terns and black skimmers depart. some are only a month or two o

there's holes all over the place where chimneys have been removed, staircases were never built. you want to explore more? >> sure. and sara winchester, a lot of rooms she didn't complete. what makes this room different or unique compared to other rooms that have been open to the public? >> this room, for example, is very spacious which is not really the case in this house. but another thing i find interesting is that this appeared in pictures well before 1906 yet it was never remotely near being completed? >> you said your job as a historian is also like being an archaeologist. do you know why this room wasn't finished? look at the beautiful stained glass, you would think that would be the last things. she doesn't even have the plaster or whatever in. >> exactly. and when it comes time to plaster the walls they would have removed the windows, put them into storage. i have no idea. this would have been a beautiful room with a fireplace, a beautiful view of the gardens. it would have been a very special room. >> if we were to go upstairs, the attic is finally open to the public. i

made my mama ♪ ♪ if i don't do that i don't know how to hustle ♪ ♪ hundred grand smoke it like a chimneyfore i get a chance to spend it ♪ ♪ if i, if i had a hundred grand, lord, i might go off the deep end and go blow it all this weekend ♪ >> night school, baby. >> hey. i know. >> at the santa rosa correctional institution in florida, dreams of what could be run through the imaginations of many. but less so for those who have already spent decades on the inside. >> to be honest with you, probably looking at probably one of the biggest screw-ups in the united states sitting right here looking at you. >> i've been incarcerated since i was 18 years old. when i was 18 i did a burglary and i received a natural life sentence for it. >> jack hill was convicted of both burglary and assault and although he received a life sentence, he has been eligible for parole three times. >> i've been on parole and violated and i'm back. let me say something about parole real quick. i've heard people say this a lot of times. man, you get parole? what are you doing back? you know? how did you come back? how di

and had to glue on a small piece of paper to complete the chimney stack. i kind of like that. it makes him a little more human, i think, that he could actually make a mistake like that. and so this is an example. the ground floor of the pavilion here two large rooms. the upstairs and the cellar, this is the cellar and this is the upstairs. the upstares would be the living room. for the family and the lower floor, the cellar was where the cooking happened. and where some of the slaves who worked for the professors would have lived. obviously you can see it's neo-classical and he was very much interested in classical architecture. one of his big source books was the four books of architecture by andrea piladio in english that came out i believe in 1721. nd he used those to draw inspiration, especially for the pavilion, for the various pavilions, each one is different. he wanted the university to be an open air classroom. even in its buildings. so you can walk around and see examples of classical architecture and the different orders of architecture and different styles and featu

with the germans champing chimney down 25 points, hamilton has plenty of catching up to do.united 1—0 in the second leg of the play—off final. greg docherty scored the only goal of the game, as ben croucher reports. a season that started over ten months ago came down to one final game. ali crawford was almost single—handedly pushing hamilton towards that win, but time and time again, dundee ‘s campbell kept him from the jackpot. murphy ‘s reflexes did not help. they continued to be saved by bell at the other end as squandered chances were beginning to ta ke squandered chances were beginning to take their toll. after 153 minutes of stalemate, it needed something special to end its. enter greg doherty. only his second goal of the season, he has seldom scored one more valuable. simon murray had the chance to salvage, but it would prove a costly mess. for hamilton, spoils and riches and another priceless season in the premiership awaits. in england, blackpool have been promoted to league one after beating exeter 2—1 in the play off final at wembley. blackpool had only sold aroun

why don't we take money, throw it in the chimney, use it as some sort of kindling and throw in a duraflame log. >> i think the first time somebody uses it and blows it they're going to learn pretty quick how it works, jim, no? >> why do we have a create a product that ruins main street? looking at who will win the d h derby, after the derby is over that ticket is worthless. i have news for people, after the day session is over, that ticket is often worthless. these things are harmful for investors' health. the etf-ization has to start soon. they start because they're afraid of single stock risk. i'm ready to take the risk of facebook or apple. i'll take the single stock of amazon or netflix. i don't see the risk that much but maybe i'm not a giant advertisement for things that just make it so we don't make as much money as we should. >> point taken. looking forward to this tim cook interview. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> what does wall street want to hear from tim cook? an analyst's take. $160 price target. i'll kick it off with that very question. what do you need to hear from tim coo

what are they going to with the cash and they maybe it sound like he's going to put it in a chimney andurn it, okay, or maybe he'll do something smart with it. how about buying it back all the stock so they had a good quarter and it really helped and there's a lot more behind it. >> you talk about the conference call, jim. let's take a listen to what tim cook said last night. in this case specifically about china and india. >> we continue to be very enthusiastic about our opportunity in china. we set a new march quarter record for india. where revenue grew by strong double digits. we continue to strengthen our local presence across the entire ecosystem and we're very optimistic about our future in this remarkable country with its very large young and tech savvy population, fast growing economy, and improving 4g network infrastructure. >> all right, jim, if to the degree you had concerns last night and i have seen some people describe the quarter as a place holder quarter. what were they? >> place holder quarter. i love it. i love it. i mean, there's 6,000 -- 5,999 would love this place