with a fireplace.bing incident in the front of the space which is boarded up and under construction. it is kind of one of those areas that is right close to 16th and mission. you have the eerie alley club so there are people walking through. it seems like there's something missing, the night -- lights need to be turned on, i guess. we definitely do not oppose the issuance of the permit. we did submit to the commission some conditions and the only thing that is different in my conditions has to do with this guard card thing. the result of the wonderful meeting we had yesterday. i learned some information that is relevant about guard cards. we need to change our definition to something more of a pso, a specified trading that professionals at night clubs get. it will raise the bar on our professionalism with regard to security. that is the only thing that is different. other than that, we hope you will approve the permit. president newlin: any questions? thank you. we will open it up to public comment. if

, close the fireplace damper cover doors and windows with tape and danmp towels.nd they're telling you to stay off the phone so that you can receive reverse 911 calls. >> we just got another little update here. this is what bewe're hearing fr them. they're calling this a level three incident. they say the situation is not under control. obviously these places like the chevron refinery have a series of steps that they use in which they main date what kind of response they have for something like this. they're calling this a level three at this point, which is their lyn lingo for them to handle this. but they say an incident has occurred, protective action may be necessary for the surrounding offsite. they're asking people like you're doing right now, to turn to the local tv and radio stations they're going to continue to give us information that we'll pass along to you. but when you have this dense, deep, dark, smoke that's an indication of a fire hazard. and that shelter in place has been put into operation. and that's why you're being asked to close all your wind

i heard the rain coming down my fireplace so i'm going to go show you what it looks like right now. >> but his timing is pretty intense. >> holy [ bleep ], son of a mother [ bleep ]. excuse me language. so sorry, guys. >> the second he turns the camera outside -- >> holy [ bleep ]. i am so scared right now. >> somebody is so scared of boom booms in the sky. >> whoa! >> holy -- >> summer thunderstorms making some good video. >> hey, are you doing the jumping dance yet? >> he's got some moves. >> jumping is going on. see what it's all about, next. >>> nice underwater stuff. but oh, look, a shark. >> that crunch was the shark biting their boat. >> see how this one turns out on "right this minute." >>> i have a really cool project to tell you guys about and it all revolves around this music video. so the guys you're seeing are collin cooper and austin bieber and they're in a group called that's classic. >> he's got some moves. >> that dance that grandpa, grandma and everybody else is doing, that's called -- >> thumping. >> jumping in midair. >> this music video was created for the soul pu

i heard the rain coming down my fireplace so i'm going to go show you what it looks like right now. >> but his timing is pretty intense. >> holy [ bleep ], son of a mother [ bleep ]. excuse me language. so sorry, guys. >> the second he turns the camera outside -- >> holy [ bleep ]. i am so scared right now. >> somebody is so scared of boom booms in the sky. >> whoa! >> holy -- >> summer thunderstorms making some good video. >> hey, are you doing the jumping dance yet? >> he's got some moves. >> jumping is going on. see what it's all about, next. >>> nice underwater stuff. but oh, look, a shark. >> that crunch was the shark biting their boat. >> see how this one turns out on the first time i saw fios, it was absolutely amazing. for years and years we had to put up with cable. once we got fios, it was like somebody like took our computer, shook all the junk out of it. [ male announcer ] don't settle for the same old cable technology. now you can move up to verizon fios with no annual contract required for just $99.99 a month for a year, you'll get a fios triple play and our whole home s

and one other note the fireplace damper on the new exhibits intended to commemorate the chevron refinery 110th anniversary. the rich and museum of history plans to unveil a today but a berkeley cancel the opening reception and it is now been postponed indefinitely. did police they area lawmaker boston last year for shoplifting is in the news again. it has to do with a big raise that she gave to a staffer that's not what's raising eyebrows reporter linda yee explains its what that staffers spend the money on. and who was getting the checks. she and her husband's pay just under $700,000.80 years ago for this 1887 square-foot town house in castro valley. but in a down market the mortgages under water and no one is fine. after the couple bought a new home in 2010 the assemblywoman rented this out to her legislative aide chris parma and just weeks after giving him a $7,500 raise. >>> that raises ethical questions last year matthew and nasty was arrested for shoplifting thousands of dollars with the clothing from neiman- marcus to later pled no contest political analyst joe two men says voters

. >>> what role of the fireplace in the rapid rise of gasoline prices chevron another said you cannot limit on the fire >>> mitt romney makes is vp pick our political analyst ways in. ,,

fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident that may be involved with bnice, your safety is the most important. limit your time, get your distance away from that and some type of shielding and listen to the emergency alert system, your radio. . >> there's an acronym that we use to use an extinguisher. what's that acronym? we're going to take turns putting out this fire. you can see that it will make a pretty big mess but at least it put out the fire in your house or something like that. so when we want to shut off electricity is when we see an outlet or something smoking, when you smell that burning smell or if you are not really sure or if you do smell gas and it's safe to do so. if i am in the basement with this set up, this sort of ragedy

. >> reporter: near mansion, california, the zachary home is gone, only the shell of a fireplace stands. he almost lost his life while evacuating on an atv, a wildfire caught up with him leaving him with 70-degree burns. >> i was on a road, flames on either side. i looked up and everything was black. it was like i was in a black box and i just drove through it. >> reporter: this is the worst fire season in at least a decade. in idaho, hundreds remain evacuated. firefighters still battling the blaze. three states, colorado, montana and utah have spent $100 million battling fires this year. and california hasn't begun to do the math yet. but more than 12,000 firefighters are now battling this fire 120 miles north of sacramento. and this fire has already burned 23 square miles. it's 5% contained. you can see just how thick the haze is out here that's why so many residents are wearing masks. diane, firefighters are telling me they're going to take me past those road blocks to check on the homes. and of course, those cats of that woman, hopefully, diane, we'll have good newsort back to you.

mayor rawlings blake says the city has a plan in fireplace for dealing with vacants. >> we have the incentives, we have the targeted enforcement as well as the demolition. i'm pleased about the amount of demolition that we've been able to do, the amount of partnership that we've been able to do for new development and i'm looking forward to using some of the settlement money to further those efforts. >>> we're just a few minutes away from 5:00 and here are the stories that we're working on for you for "good morning maryland" just ahead. a thief with a consciences. we have a very strange story about a person whose home was broken into but nothing was missing. what was left behind that had the homeowners scratching their heads. >>> and a hog farmer has an interesting offer for you. why she's looking for sponsors for her herd of pigs. >>> we've got health news for you this morning, fellas this is for you. you probably dread getting a prostate exam, however, doctors say if you get a regular checkup it may prevent it from advancing. researchers basically looked at 1,700 men and looked at those psa

chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the building and the building is still standing doesn't necessarily mean there's not a danger there. so what could you as nert's do to make that situation better or at least keep it the same so no one else gets hurt? keep it off, yeah. keep people away. perfect. take out some of that yellow tape that you have, that yellow caution tape, and string it around around keep people back. in this particular case, what could you do to make that situation better? turn off the gas. where would you turn the gas off at? at the street, okay. that's a good place to do it. but you always want to do it at the safest location. so if the street is the safest location, that's where you would do it at. this house here fell over. doesn't have something called a sheer wall. so it's just a platform or a platform or a balloon, nothing that keeps the wall from racking, they call it. so y

and shut your fireplace fluuu >>caller: this plume of smoke in my neighborhood is coming over the houses is a horrible stench. i had to go outside to find my cat i cannot imagine what richmond is going through. i am on the border of richmond and lafayette. >> catherine: but you are in your shelter in place. >>caller: that is correct i am inside with my air conditioning is off and it stinks so bad. >> catherine: we are trying to gauge what is happening and you are still noticing this inside the house? >>caller: yes because that is why i turned my air conditioning off. >> catherine: take this through. >>caller: i turned off my air conditioning. >> catherine: went to first to realize that there had been a fire at the refinery when did you first discover this? grant lotus has the latest and however donna indicated that she noticed that heavy smell inside her house. even though she followed the guidelines of the shelter in place. >>grant: that is correct it has been extended to el cerrito and still in effect for san palbo richmond and north richmond and oakland police and north oakland hills

that chimney stack is a fireplace that i have in my bedroom. it's past the gutter cans. we have 12 acres of property. that's my parents double wise home that's in the back. it's completely flooded. it sits elevated about three and a half feet off the ground. then the water goes up from there. >> my goodness. i understand, kim, that you lived in this home and forgive me i'm looking on screen because i was looking at this picture. you were there for katrina. katrina came, three feet of water. you say we're going to rebuild and now this. >> we dtsdsecided to go ahead a rebuild. we wanted to go back to our home. it's great. it's a beautiful place to live. there's a lot of people there. you can see from the other foot j is that everybody sticks together. everybody is friendly towards another. the lady rescued off the roof, we're familiar with her family. jesse and his father have been instrumental in the past and not just with katrina but with gustav and hurricane ike as well. it's no surprise. >> i was talking to jesse. we were talking to jesse and all those rescues. forgive

these were not young man grabbing muskets from their fireplace and just running to lexington and concord. these were young men who were formed into a well drilled militias. the patriots had been exercising these men since the fall. this is now april. the patriots had taken over the town politically in the fall of 74, and because of that of the reorganized the town militia so the kings offices were replaced who were elected. who were these guys? they were veterans, they were battle tested veterans from the french and indian war. so the patriot militia that showed up were organized at their town levels. they were well organized at the regimental level. but beyond that, not. but they certainly had more experience in the british counterparts. here is where the navy came in. you know what happened that day. these overwhelming numbers dealt a crushing blow to general gage troops and if it wasn't for general percy who was the head of the reinforcement, the british would have been defeated and captured. but anyway, i began here because the patriots didn't have the militia like the head the land

. >> the base to a fireplace. >> that's ten seconds. you got a few. you got eight. that's not too bad. you're hired. you can start immediately. >> what's my pay? >> we'll talk about that later. >> we'll negotiate. >> lots and lots of money. >> or lots and lots of bricks. our time 16:08. in five minutes the -- is 6:08. in five minutes the controversial comments about a candidate. >>> there is a threat of a little bit of a shower. your weather first straight ahead. >> first, what can you just not live without? most people say it's their computer. researchers from the online publishers association says 67% of us couldn't do without our pc or laptop. television came in a close second with 62% of people saying they couldn't live without it. and we love our phones. 56% of people say they need their mobile phones. 16% say they can't live out the newspaper, even e-readers made the list. 8% can't live without them. >>> it's a pretty nice morning out there. we have partly cloudy skies. i'm expecting a good deal of sunshine today. comfortably warm with an isolated storm possib

>> it was a fireplace complete picture. after a very late night encounter conversation he told them don't know this is a conspiracy of the western pharmaceutical companies to poison us africans? it's always been a mystery why such an intelligent person who has done a lot of good things, a strategic thinker could believe such a thing. that has cost about 300,000 lives according to a study from harvard because it delayed the introduction of antiretroviral therapy of prevention of child transmission in the country, and maybe also in the neighboring countries although his colleagues even the media sometimes they were listening politely but they didn't follow him fortunately in this and not a south africa has the largest hiv treatment program in the world and things have changed. he was actually fired as president but it's a tragedy and it must be -- i don't know what it is. >> in a very different mood, you are with someone who it seems like today's of rahm for all the description but an ample quality of alcohol was consumed to

fireplaces, plastic bags, lightbulbs, poker, it's all been banned somewhere.e with keeping swine, feeding pigeons, owning pit bulls, chop enough oglala or trans fats. say you don't want to stop serving trans fats in your mass trans, go find you. if you want to pay the fine and serve transplants, both in the police with guns to arrest you. everything the government does is back up by guns and force. dallas, the veterans of foreign wars got raided by the cops for playing low stakes poker. >> what in the world is going on? >> is enough to hiding your data play poker online. >> too bad that his band, too. >> u. should the bandwagon keeps rolling along. nothing is too important to be banned. selling kidneys is against the law, even though i'm doing it might save millions of lives. nothing is too silly to be banned. guess what can be have been? >> it's a thousand dollars or jail. >> this woman was part of the slammer for 45 days for the heinous crime. it's amazing how many log sundance has been around. trading with cuba has been around for nearly 50 years. even if t

in those days there was a fireplace in that room and he said the experience of sitting and looking atthis fire, we have to relive the experience is exactly the same experience as human beings had two dozen years ago or 5000 years ago for a gas 10,000 years ago. he said we are experiencing exactly what they experienced except theirs is in another kind of context and ours is out of context and so it's hard for us to understand that. but to me that was like a wake up and a way of looking at the world of the relationships in nature as a visceral, that we are part of the integrated quality of our relationship to nature. and i think that really changed my life. i think that evening, that evening at drinking probably changed my life within any single thing and he probably changed my life more than any single person or certainly one of the top two or three in my life that made me change and walk through the rest of the next 40 years, 50 years, you know, with a different worldview. i am eternally grateful to him for that. to me, he needs to really be. the soviets he changed me, he also changed

and then he started talking about the experience -- he said there was a fire in those days, a fireplacein that room. he said the experience of sitting and looking at this fire, we have to realize that experience is exactly the same experience as human beings had 2000 years ago for 5000 years ago -- augustine's 10,000 years ago. he says, we are experiencing exactly what they experienced except they are suspending other kind of context in our society context, so it's hard for a to understand that. that to me that was like a wake up. it's like a way of looking at the world of the relationships and nature as a visceral, you know, that we are partners to integrate a quality of our relationship to nature. and i think that really changed my life. i think that evening, that evening of drinking probably changed my life more than any single thing. he probably changed my life more than any single person is certainly one of the top two or three of my life that made me change and walk through the next 40 years -- 50 years, you know, with a different work. i am and eternally grateful. and to me comin

in those days there was a fireplace in that room. and he said experience of sitting and looking at the fire, we have to realize that experience is exactly the same experience as human human beings had 2,000 years ago or 5,000 years ago or i guess it was 10,000 years ago. he said we're experiencing exactly what they experienced. except there was was in another context and ours is out of context and it's harder for us to understand that. but, i mean, do me that was like a wakeup. it's like a way of looking at world that i -- a relationship to nature as a viz really visceral, you know, we're part of it the inte grated quality of our relationship to nature and, i think that changed my life. i think that evening that evening of drinking probably changed my life more than any single thing. he probably changed my life more than any single person or certainly one of the top two or three in my life that made me change and walk through the rest of next 40 years/50 years, you know, with a different world view and i am internally grateful to him

this huge 22 ft ceilings, the granite columns and the spread fireplaces.f million dollars. and it is just 5000 square feet. even coming into the driveway, the fountain, they have their private parking lot. the house is really designed and engineered to entertain large quantities of people. you could have 1000 people poolside. there is a bar. a hot tub. and a sand beach volleyball is really set up with a lot of intention. that is to host and to enjoy. >> $5 million. >> and if you put it here i was going to say $25 million. >> the best cities are like in indiana. however in the winter. >> in california cupertino rakes 27. >> and weather traffic. ranks -- 27 cupertino california. >>erica: fog continues but we could see that sunshine from the 60s to the upper 80s. with a few locations getting to the low 90s. and similar conditions if not even cooler tomorrow with the gradual cooling trend for the rest of the workweek. warmer conditions on tap for the weekend. more details on your a look at your 7 day around the bay but the future cast showing by 3:00 p.m., 60s

. >> steve: which of the major candidates has four working fireplaces in his house. >> mitt romney. >rong. barack obama. >> yeah. >> steve: which of the candidates his freshman high school his report card said you waste too much time in algebraclass. >> i would say romney. >> steve: you are right. which presidential candidate can bench press 200 pands. >> i would think that paul ryan could. >> steve: turns out barack obama. >> i got to go. the guy . s us to move. >> steve: obviously they never are seen game shows. which candidate worked in baskin robins greing up and doesn't like ice cream. >> that is a good one. >> steve: that is a good one. >> i know you will give me, a, bor c. >> steve: barack or obama. >> barack obama. which major candidate failed kindergarten. >> bill o'reilly. >> steve: no. >> it would be mitt romney. >> steve: it is mitt romney. congratulations. which vice-presidential candidate is famous for pull willing all nighters? >> what kind much. i know that. that was steve doocy >> chris: i am not currentlyy running for president yet. >> joe biden. >> steve: joe biden.

that is a chimney stack for a fireplace that'sn mybroom.house in the rear. right at the beginning of the picture that is aen we have a swimming pool right there. theris a built-in swimming pool right there. and that a bench at kind of floating arnd and hitting on to the roof of the house. that picture's taken from my second floor balcony from my daughter's bedroom. >> so it seems to me this is a lot worse than the experience you had exactly seven years ago during hurricane katrina. >> seven years ago today, yes. we had three feet of water in our home at that point. my mother was not living in the back. so i can't give you that reference. they lived in a different area in a different parish. and she moved in after. but we had three feet with katrina, which kind of -- katrina was projected a hurricane -- category 5. came in what we think ended up being maybe a 3. and then we had three feet -- 36 inches of water. tropical storm barely making landfall category 1 put ten feet of water in our home. >> kim, good luck to you. good luck to your husb

i have a fireplace and it has the exact same strips on it, a glass block. i love this.did i meet the challenge today? you met the challenge, kevin. everybody gives me a thumbs up? good luck. big thumbs up, absolutely, you got it. coming over your head, mill. well, this is me all the way through. it's a sack rack. this hangs over a general store counter. i see it hanging in somebody's kitchen, and if you've got kids in school you can pull down... brown bag it! and it's different. absolutely. so did i meet it? i give you a thumbs up. i'll give you a thumbs up, it's definitely pre-1970s. okay, guys. what have you got, bob? it's bigger than a bread box. (john chuckles) holy moly. isn't that different. old bread box, early 1900s. take a look at the signage right here. with the label inside, that's very important. bob: i just think somebody could actually use it, put magazines in it. it's a little rough and tumble. has the bottom been replaced, the wood? you know, i don't think so. i don't think so. can you see...? that's right as rain. so? yeah, advertising, definitely pre-1