we have to be able to vent the dryers. it is a very unusual building, and as i told you, it was built in the 18 eighties. it was not built with these things in mind, so until we get some time spent in their, going underneath the building, finding out how we can get up with the events, finding out we could send the dryers, that kind of thing, i cannot make any commitments to you. unfortunately, i just cannot at this time. it would make more sense to have one central laundry rather than 12 individual flandres systems. it makes a lot more sense. it would be more efficient, they would get better machinery, but right now, they have these washing machines on the decks. some of them have dryers in the kitchens, and to be quite honest with you, i do not think any of that stuff was inspected over the years because of the way they are installed, it just does not look right. commissioner goh: has your question be answered -- been answered? commissioner fung: yes. >> i went to make these repairs. commissioner fung: we could give you a

and behind it, it looks dryer as we head into the evening hours. central china, another area of rain comes in. that will be wetter as you head into the rest of friday. high is 31 in tokyo. 30 degrees in seoul. summer heat hanging on here. meanwhile, for the americas, looking at the tropical storm maria here. it has now strengthened into a hurricane, category one hurricane. but further strengthening is possible just a little more. as it aims for the eastern tip of canada here in newfoundland, it could make landfall over avalon peninsula. warnings and watches are issued. things getting stormy late thursday into friday. you want to watch for that. the u.s. will look largely unsettled thanks to a long frontal system here. looking at scattered showers across much of the country. as for the highs still on the cool side, especially the northeast. new york drops into the teens. we have 15 in toronto. 20 degrees in d.c. and oklahoma city still going to be on the cool side. and lastly, a look at europe for the scandinavian peninsula, dryer conditions are com

things looking dryer. >> all right. thank you. listen. you have the weather app right there. >> right. >> you can have it in the palm of your own hand by down loading the weather app you can track storms, interactive maps, get the latest forecast, also look forward to the next few hours or get the seven day forecast. just head to the website and there you will find the link to the free app. >>> we have a look at the brand new university of maryland uniforms. we want to know what you think but first here is a look at night line. >> coming up, we check out a very unusual kindergarten with no classrooms or books but a lot of mud pies and bird calls. >>> plus, child prodigies, their incredible talents defy explanation but are they born or can they be built? xññññ . >>> abc2 is working for you. did you just kiss your kids good-bye and send them to college? tonight we have some important tips when it comes to their financial safety. first and foremost, get them a safe, they can keep their personal documents in it. everything from their credit c

. >>> nestle dryers is expanding. the ice cream company is planning to open a new office in the california project. dryers already has a big presence in oakland where the company was founded. it's facility on college avenue is busting at the seam with workers. >>> governor jerry brown says he's reached a deal on corporate taxes with the state assembly. the agreement would base taxes on sales only within california starting next year. brown figures that would raise about a billion dollars in revenue. the plan also would raise the standard income tax deduction for individuals and couples. the state senate still needs to sign the bill. tomorrow is the last day of the legislative session. >>> sacramento lawmakers are also scrambling to craft a bill that would pass the internet sales tax bill. if this new bill is approved the state would delay collecting state tax from amazon.com and other internet retailers until september of next year. in return, amazon would drop its plan to repeal the measure at the ballot box. the del

. >>> nestle dryers is expanding.he ice cream company is planning to open a new office in the california project. dryers already has a big presence in oakland where the company was founded. it's facility on college avenue is busting at the seam with workers. >>> governor jerry brown says he's reached a deal on corporate taxes with the state assembly. the agreement would base taxes on sales only within california starting next year. brown figures that would raise about a billion dollars in revenue. the plan also would raise the standard income tax deduction for individuals and couples. the state senate still needs to sign the bill. tomorrow is the last day of the legislative session. >>> sacramento lawmakers are also scrambling to craft a bill that would pass the internet sales tax bill. if this new bill is approved the state would delay collecting state tax from amazon.com and other internet retailers until september of next year. in return, amazon would drop its plan to repeal the measure at the ballot box. the delay

that looks to stay in place, while the pacific northwest will look dryer as we head into wednesday. highs look like this. 24 in win peg. getting up to 30 degrees in denver. and finally, a look at europe. it will stay fine and dry for most of europe. rain continues to ride the rim of this high pressure area, mostly across the scandinavian peninsula, looking wet. out east, showers will be dropping in today. highs wednesday look like this. 21 in berlin. 22 degrees in vienna. overall, high pressure area bringing in a lot of warmer air to the area. paris getting 28 degrees, london at 26 degrees. that's going to be considered warmer than seasonal normals. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. up next is your three day outlook. >>> japanese food has been popular among rugs as a tasty, healthy cuisine. after the fukushima nuclear zemt, japanese restaurants in russia saw decline in customers due to safety concerns. to restore popularity, a sushi event was held in moscow. the sushi contest was held tuesday. organized by the japanese embassy and food restaurants incompetent russia.

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i don't need to remember the dryer sheet, ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back to the show. our guest today obviously... yesterday marked the tenth anniversary of a day when americans faced with unspeakable tragedy came together as one people. to comfort and strengthen one another. but as i watched the many, many moving tributes on television, i couldn't help but recall that tomorrow, september 13, marks another milestone for us as a nation. >> i really believe that the paying pagans and the abortionists and the feminists and the gays and the lesbians who are actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, the uclu, people for the american way, all of them who tried to secularize america, i point the finger in their face and say you helped this happen. >> i totally concur. >> jon: 9-13-tun, the day we began to pull apart again. please join us tomorrow meaning at comedy central as we commemorate with a special that very important date. >> coming soon, a very special television event. the daily show remembers 9-13-01 remembering the day we forgot the lessons of the day

we are dry, temperatures coming in around 69 degrees thank humidity at 55%, much dryer today, the winds out of the north northwest at five miles an hour, in baltimore today we started out with plenty of sun. it looked like it would be a good day but then the clouds started rolling in. maryland's most powerful radar. we are starting to see showers, especially as we look back down to the south here. we will see more rain as we go mainly through the overnight. if you are going to be out and about have the rain gear. we will do it all over again through tomorrow and sunday. right now temperature wise, elsewhere we are quite chilly into oakland. around 46, i guess i may as well give you the news now. as we go through the overnight there is a chance we could get snow showers into western maryland. it's cold, the higher elevations, the ski resort will be getting snow across the area as well. temperature wise for tomorrow action it's going to be much cooler than what it was today. check out federal hill around 58 degrees. the chance for showers in the forecast, we are seeing more of the same to

again this morning, although that is headed out, then things should look dryer across the whole country. as for china, looking at rain coming out of central areas, heading into the northeast even, as well as parts of the korean peninsula. then areas pick up a heavier rainfall. you want to watch for that. as for the southeast, we look at plenty of tropical activity. there are showers and thunderstorms across the philippines and for inched oh china peninsula. again, there will be patches of heavier fog. watch for torrential downpours. tuesday's highs looking like this, 32 degrees for the high in tokyo. on the humid side today. it will get up to 24 degrees in beijing. as for the americans, keeping an eye on the caribbean. we have tropical storm maria with us, slowly moving from the caribbean islands, heading northward. looks like it may brush past bermuda. scientists looking like it is not going to be intensifying much more, likely maintaining status as tropical storm system in the next few days. it is a slow moving system. that means rainfall is lingering across the islands. looking at pl

temperature in at 69 degrees, the humidity was low, we had the cold front through yesterday and we have dryer air in here. the winds calm, but they will be pick up through tomorrow. then the pressure right now at 29.67 and it's rising. check out mount eerie. we had 9 sun, clouds move in across the area and now are starting to see rain. with you are okay as of now. as we go through tomorrow you are going to one of the ones that gets wet. another weatherbug site. annapolis, we see the sun, the clouds, basically that was the name of the game for today. what will be the name of the game and do you want to play in to the weekend? you may not have a choice. we are looking at the radar as of now, the wet weather is here. we are looking at rain moving in, crossing over the bay at this time. we are seeing the rain sliding away from port deposit, aberdeen, perry man at this time. as we slide a little further to the south we are seeing the line of showers and this is moderate around mayo, shady side, deihl, moving across bay, toward the eastern shore, so, a nasty thunderstorm here into sharp town and al

i don't need to remember the dryer sheet, so if i forget, i'm still good.emember the bar! >>> well, hero is a word we use a lot these days. tonight, abc's john donvan tries to sort out the real heros from the rest. >> reporter: no matter how many times you've seen it by now, it still takes a few seconds to realize that there are two things going on here. one is a rescue, because they got that guy out from under the car after his motorcycle collided with it. and the other, and start again and more slowly this time, there is a reflect on the part of all of those people who rushed no to help, to set aside the fact they could die trying to save this man from dying. in other words, they did not have to do this. unless you consider it an involuntary reflex. and it didn't take long to hear the word used. >> they are heroes. >> reporter: heros, that from the uncle of the man under the car. but does the word fit this time? the word hero gets used an awful lot. football players are called heroes. miners trapped underground are called here ropes. rescue teams that fre

should be clearing out by afternoon, looking dryer across the country. behind it, a rain band stretches through northeastern china towards central areas. still patches of heavy rain in this system, so you want to watch out for that. here is a look at highs for wednesday. 24. rather pleasant, beijing, getting cold. seoul up to 31, tokyo , 32 degrees. another hot day here. as for the americas, we have tropical storm maria, finally moving away from puerto rico, picking up a little more speed. as it does so, now looks like it will veer west of bermuda in the next few days. likely maintaining a lot of strength, not intensifying too much more at least. already watches have been issued across bermuda. you will start seeing winds, high waves and rainfall in the next few days. it does, however, continue to be a slow moving system. maria still bringing remnant showers to the islands of the caribbean, puerto rico, too, will continue to see more rainfall today. for north america, we have these two lows in place. long frontal boundary extends from one end. that's all

it's dryer. there's less on the eastern than the western. it's good to have it painted. or replace that part and paint it. >> so our handout, page 5, 2.3. it shall constructed of reenforced concrete or hot galvanized steel. and i'm sure they need maintenance. they will rust. >> kind of a slow process. the galvanized coating turns white. so when we see that. we will wire brush it and cold galvanized it and do exterior point >> recently, i noticed the bolts and their diagonal bolts were looking very rusty, so we put our wrench on and it snapped right how far. we went on the inside of the building, with the property owner's permission and opened up the hole and there was the head of the bolt, the washer and we pulled that out with effort and it became the size of 2 or 3 toothpicks. >> water has been coming in. >> any time we do work through the skin, whether brick, masonary we do that to keep out the pests >> any place there is a bolt, you really need to calk or seal that. water will find it's way and it will corrode inside and you can't see it unless you do, as this gentle

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it has a blow dryer. it has a deodorizer. and you can't flush the toilet with a push of the remote. >> ice cube maker, everything. look at that thing. and this is a little more conventional. >> these are the more conventional u.s. type of toilets where you can actually see the trap passageway on the side. >> tell us what goes in where and how does it come out. >> the bull has the water right here, and when it flushes, it fills up around this curve here, and it basically creates a siphon. >> so here we have passage through to the bottom. i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelievably lucky. so these t

i don't need to remember the dryer sheet, so if i forget, i'm still good. show.you know, there is a hot new trend that has faken america by storm. it's called bankruptcy. and it's now as close as your corner mailbox. >> some potentially bad news today for every american who release upon the postal service. >> without major and fast congressional action, some suggest the postal service could shut down altogether by winter. >> jon: all it takes is major and fast congressional action? well, let's just shut that [bleeped] down now and not make this a last-minute thing. how about that? the post office is on the verge of bankruptcy. yesterday the postmaster general went before congress to ask for their help. i'm being told that is not the post master general. do we have a picture of the real guy? really? that guy? that guy's a general? he looks like he manages a staple. i'm being told he basically rans a very poorly run staples. anyway, he went before congress yesterday, and i think we all know what's coming. he's going to ask for a big old government bailout, a short-

should be clearing out by afternoon, looking dryer across the country. behind it, a rain band stretches through northeastern china towards central areas. still patches of heavy rain in this system, so you want to watch out for that. here is a look at highs for wednesday. 24. rather pleasant, beijing, getting cold. seoul up to 31, tokyo , 32 degrees. another hot day here. as for the americas, we have tropical storm maria, finally moving away from puerto rico, picking up a little more speed. as it does so, now looks like it will veer west of bermuda in the next few days. likely maintaining a lot of strength, not intensifying too much more at least. already watches have been issued across bermuda. you will start seeing winds, high waves and rainfall in the next few days. it does, however, continue to be a slow moving system. maria still bringing remnant showers to the islands of the caribbean, puerto rico, too, will continue to see more rainfall today. for north america, we have these two lows in place. long frontal boundary extends from one end. that's all

but the storm system gets stuck, monday's weather goes downhill and we postpone the dryer weather toe tuesday and into wednesday. stay tuned. >> two weeks straight? wow. >> you are what you tweet. researchpeople tweet happy tweets in the morning and at night. >>> j.c. penney understands you don't like advertising for clothes. who does? tell you what, though, if you look at smart fashion choices, we're going to show you this. that way everybody wins. >> j.c. penney ruffling a few feathers with its new commercial. critics are calling it sexist. you can see it features the infamous scene from the 1982 movie, fast times of ridgemont high. the ad is disrespectful for women. hot water over this girl's t- shirt that reads, i'm too pretty for homework. it too is sexist. >>> coming up on the sports edge, the redskins looking to fix some issues against the rams this sunday. we'll break it down for you. and one nba player knows what he'll be doing. a job at regency furniture. a chase based here. he tweeted this photo. he has a criminal record, so he can't play overseas. he explained his convict

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there definitely is repair work that they would need to move their washer and dryer prior to the permit holder being able to make the repairs, but we do strongly believe that after those repairs are finished, those laundry facilities should be put back in their position just like they have been from prior to ms. foster moving here into the premises, which was 1967. these laundry facilities of been there for at least 45 to 50 years. secondly, and i believe this is very important also, the appellants have written to the permit holder on four separate occasions stating that they are worried that he was going to used a permit to eliminate their laundry facilities. an agent of the permit holder confirmed that he was planning on doing that. this permit does not allow for that. this permit was simply a permit issued over the counter to abate two notices of violation. if you look at the permit holders response, -- permit holder's response, he attaches a letter, which the appellants and did not attach, from june 3 in the permit holder response to this appeal, and this letter apparently indicates

i don't need to remember the dryer sheet, so if i forget, i'm still good. woman: (shouting) re9rmber thev>ar! [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is cnn's senior medical correspondent. his new special is called dr. sanjay gupta reports: terror in the dust. >> we have fire, plastics, other parts of the periodic table. >> gold and mercury from tens of thousands of florescent lightbulbs, bad -- lead from thousands of computer monitor, titanium from paint on the trade center walls, asbestos that coated lower beams of the trade center buildings. there was cement, glass, carpet fibers, ceiling tiles, even human hair. in all 1.5 million tons of the stuff. >> jon: please welcome back to the show dr. sanjay group ta. -- group -- gupta. [cheering and applause] so in the swirl of obviously all these remembrances and the ten-year, this really is an ongoing issue, which is the health of the people that went down to the pod, and that's what this special is exploring. >> no question about it. i mean, it's been a hugely, surprisingly contentious

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it is a lot dryer for the scandinavian peninsula as least. there will be more rain heading your way later on. thursday coming in from the west. highs on thursday, looking at 21, 19 in warsaw, cooling off out east. athens coming in at 36 degrees. now up with next is your three day outlook. >>> our lead stories this hour, a group of north korean defectors has been transferred to southwestern japan. after they were found on a small boat in the sea of japan. the japan coast guard flew the defectors to nagasaki prefecture tuesday. the group consisted of three men, three women and three children. the group will likely be sent to south korea via a third country. the boat was spotted off the coast on tuesday. the group has told the japan coast guard it left north korea last thursday with the intention of heading for south korea. the group's leader said he belongs to the korean people's army. he said he catches octopus to raise money for the north korean military. a former soldier in north korea's people's army spoke to nhk. >> translator: north korea

fire crews trouche a lawsuit mat this afternoon when a dryer caught fire. >> we put it out real quick. >> the chief says he is on overtime today. >> we don't stop, we work all holidays, we work anniversaries, christmas, birthdays, every holiday. that's just what we do. >> but because the department has 300 fewer firefighters than just a few years ago, and because more people retired recently than were expected, union officials say the overtime is becoming overdone. >> you plight get 25 volunteers to volunteer to work the next day, but we might need 35. so 10 people might be forced to stay an extra day. so that's a difficulty we're faceing. >> sometimes every day which they say could in the ends burn some people out. offers say on average, firefighters work only one mandatory overtime shift or two 24-hour days in a roeper month. >> 48 shift is not an unreasonable amount for somebody to work who does this type of work. >> san francisco supervisor says it's cheaper for the city to pay overtime than hire more people. >> sometimes the overtime costs associated with you is cheaper than brin

as the cold front goes through we are expecting cooler dryer air to mix out the marine layer that's inwe are expecting it to the clear out later on tomorrow afternoon. overnight tonight look for area of low clouds pray mayoral from san francisco san mateo coast out to the east bay and getting that some of the inland valley rate now. cloud cover is generally along the coast line here and into oakland. free mont area. the clear sky area like santa rosa, clover dale, see the temperatures dropping, upper 40's by morning so definitely going to start to feel a little more like fall as we have longer nights ahead. clouds here in the morning. clouds will clear out. enjoy nice sunny day but really cooler than average this time of year. 60's at the beaches. 70's inland. breezy afternoon as well. we are not the only ones dealing in the cool weather. chicago 59 agrees tomorrow afternoon. 62 in minneapolis. 61 in fargo o. cool air extends down to st. louis, 66 degrees so really. fall is almost in the air here. tomorrow afternoon 74 in san jose. 79 degrees los gatos. peninsula blue sky in the aftern

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you can see it looks a lot dryer for the southern end of the scandinavian peninsula at least. night. but there will be more rain headed your way later on. thursday coming in from the west ireland. northern ireland will be the first to feel the wet weather. highs on thursday looking at 21 in kiev, 19 in warsaw. so cooling off out east. still pretty warm for athens coming in at 36 degrees. all right. now, up next is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> japan's prime minister, yoshihiko noda, and u.s. president barack obama will hold their first talks next wednesday in new york. noda will be in new york from tuesday to attend the u.n. general assembly session and the summit meeting on nuclear security and safety of atomic power generation. the two leaders will confirm the importance of the japan-u.s. alliance. they're also expected to discuss ways to deepen relations in various fields. as to the relocation of the u.s. marines' futenma air station in okinawa, they're expected to confirm that an existing agreement between the two nations on the issue should be achieved. the agreement

as the cold front goes through we are expecting cooler dryer air to mix out the marine layer that's in place so we are expecting it to the clear out later on tomorrow afternoon. overnight tonight look for area of low clouds pray mayoral from san francisco san mateo coast out to the east bay and getting that some of the inland valley rate now. cloud cover is generally along the coast line here and into oakland. free mont area. the clear sky area like santa rosa, clover dale, see the temperatures dropping, upper 40's by morning so definitely going to start to feel a little more like fall as we have longer nights ahead. clouds here in the morning. clouds will clear out. enjoy nice sunny day but really cooler than average this time of year. 60's at the beaches. 70's inland. breezy afternoon as well. we are not the only ones dealing in the cool weather. chicago 59 agrees tomorrow afternoon. 62 in minneapolis. 61 in fargo o. cool air extends down to st. louis, 66 degrees so really. fall is almost in the air here. tomorrow afternoon 74 in san jose. 79 degrees los gatos. peninsula blue sky in

operational capacity this as the government hands out top jail sentences in a hardline approach to street dryers and looters. next we look at attempts to curb the ever growing pollution that is plaguing the world's oceans. the thing that's most shocking to me is of all the samples we've taken whether they be at.

but dryer sunday, game looks dry and gorgeous on sunday night.'s gonna feel like football, crisp and cool. game time temperature may get down in the upper 40s -- >> don't cross your legs,you're gonna fall off the set here. >> top of the slide i thought it was a good idea. it wasn't a good idea. took the short way down. >> coming up we're going to tell you which good cause the pitting typewriters against -- >> sin she thee a mcfadden, what is coming up on "nightline." >> moran that dramatic 911 call from his body guard played in court today as the case against his doctor heats up. we have details of voluntary food recalls expand. that's coming up on "nightline" right after abc 2 news at 11:00. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and partnering with a local hospital to help expand patient care. because the more we do in baltimore, the mor

. >> furniture, washer, dryer, everything is just completely ruined. >> reporter: just a few houses away another resident sat in the dark, her house reeking of dampness. you can see how high the water came on this house at the peek of the flood. and this house still has water in its basement, in act, all the houses on this block still have water in their basement. the woman who lived here had this plea for the president. >> spend the money, not tomorrow, now. sign the check and that's it. >> reporter: trouble is there are many disaster claims ahead of hers. just this year alone fema is handling 77 disaster declarations in 36 states. tornadoes that leveled parts of missouri and alabama, wildfires that seared texas, floods across the midwest, and the devastation from hurricane irene across ten states on the east coast. fema is running out of money for disaster relief. >> we won't be able to start new permanent work such as permanent construction, repairing damages from those tornadoes. >> reporter: repairing the damage in paterson is just gunning with fema's help, disaster relief jobs at $

their washer/dryer, flat screen tv and stuff that their four children loved. like video game systems and in total, they estimate irene will cost them $40,000 to $50,000 and they don't have flood insurance. >> this is a disaster and we are people that can't just, like, rebuild. >> reporter: this family, along with many thousands of others, will be eligible for cash grants from fema, but the biggest check fema will write you is $32,000, and most checks are much smaller than that, because fema's goal is not to make you whole, but t t make yor home habitable again. and fema has just gone through its costliest t ar in history, with the tornadoes in the mideast in southwest, the blizzard in chicago, the raging wildfires and now irene. today, fema insisted to us that it can pay its bills. we should say, the economic cost from irene goes way beyond individual losses. the storm flooded out farms, kept fishermen on shore, shut down amtrak, canceled flights and massively disrupted peak tourist season up and down the east coast. back in this home, they say the most agoniz

it is dryer air moving over the western and taking over eight coma shape. and now we are looking at a system that looks like a cold front with it and heavy convection occurring and that is moving and bringing heavy rain. it is falling over southeastern louisiana and that rain will continue for 12 hours because it is a slow moving storm system. aside from the rain tornado threat which is what we saw with irene . so there is a tornado watch in affect. they produce rotation and we could see tornados spawned from the tornados. and we did have one in southern mississippi earlier this hour and that is allowed to expire. but the storm system is very slow mover and looking at a storm surge reporting at four feet at shellbee louisiana. it is a tropical storm and the center of it over southern mississippi . >> it is packing a punch. >> it is expected to be like the hurricane. the mayor declared a state of emergency and a lot of attention on the levees that were rebuilt. casey stegal has the latest from new orleans. >>reporter: yeah, you heard maria saying the bulk of

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