what about glass-fronted fireplaces? >> oh, i spent two years working on glass-fronted fireplaces. i was part of the hot temperature working group, and we rewrote the new standards for the glass-fronted gas fireplaces. they present an incredible danger for people because most people think that the glass barrier is a safe place. and if they look at the way an oven door is, you can touch the oven door, but you can't touch the glass panel. it's not the same technology. those glass-fronted panels can heat up to 550 degrees. >> i had no idea. for that, which i discovered, is 1,328 degrees fahrenheit. >> that's insane. >> it is absolutely -- >> because the oven glass is insulated, right? >> the oven glass is -- yes, it's called cool-touch technology. and there's a thermal barrier, so a child can put his hands on the glass of the oven door. >> but that was never required for these fireplaces? >> no. no. and consumers -- people make the mistake. they think that it's the same as the oven door. but no one's born learning how to -- no one is born knowing how to use an appliance. so it is my m

you can see the marbling on the fireplace as well.is was the family's home, but enslaved people were in every room of this house. performing labor. in a bedroom like this, the family members might have personal servants, people who sometimes even in some houses, we don't know here, but in some houses they slept on pallets on the floor, next to the bed of their owners. they would perform labor in this room, like cleaning, of course, dusting, getting autoof the clothing ready for people to wear, lighting the fire. and we have a bed warmer on the bed as well. so in the wintertime, enslaved domestics would fill a bed warmer like that with coals and then run it underneath the sheets to get the bed warm before the family got in. of course, also enslaved people would be tending to the personal hygiene of their owners as well. there were chamber pots in here that enslaied domestics had to empty out. so everything from start to finish was done by enslaved workers. including, of course, raising children. so any children who were raised in this

also, again, has more of this decorative mural work on the fireplace. you can see the pineapple motif here and the marbling on the fireplace was well. this was the family home, but enslaved people were in every room of this house performing labor. in a bedroom like this, family members might have personal servants, people who in some houses slept on pallets on the floor next to the beds of their owners. they would perform labor like cleaning, of course, dusting, lighting the fire, getting clothing ready to wear, and there is a bed warmer on the bed as well. a slave would fill that with coal and then run it underneath the sheets to get the fed warm before the family got in. -- bed warm before the family got in. enslaved people would tend to personal hygiene as well. there were chamber pots they had to empty. everything was done by enslaved workers including, of course, raising children. children would be physically nursed and cared for why enslaved -- by enslaved wet nurses. they usually slept in the same room with the children and formed a real bond wit

prosecutors believed it was a hollow fireplace tool seen here in family photographs. it had been a gift from candace to her sister a decade before. >> i just found it to be a great gift. i definitely saw it by the fireplace. >> prosecutors thought peterson had ferreted the blow poke out of the house that night after the attack. if he had, that could explain those blood drops on the walkway. >> blood dropping from the murder weapon as it was potentially disposed of somewhere outside the dwelling. >> but the state thought some of its most powerful evidence was what the medical examiner found on the top of kathleen's head, seven tears to the scalp. >> do you recall any case where someone died falling down the steps and there were multiple lacerations? >> no. your opinion what the manner of her death was? >> the manner of death in this case is homicide. >> injuries that were eerily similar to those suffered by the peterson family friend from germany all those years before, elizabeth ratliff. and the jury almost in a trial within a trial heard that story. the long ago germ

meredith: it has seven fireplaces and a 10 car garage. it has a private beach as well. the asking price for the home is just under $29 million. you may laugh at all large mall cop but it pays the bills. tony: at the door tomorrow, check out these numbers. 80 degrees by the afternoon. here is another peek at the heat. 84, 87 thursday. it should coolest back down to 80. that is our newscast for tonight. you can look at wesh.com or the wesh two mobile app. thanks for watching. join us tomorrow night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute,which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. america runs on dunkin'. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. the way you bank. not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and

he packed it up and threw it in the fireplace. again, writing was working for me. my older brother would confront my father and have a fight. i knew that was the wrong strategy so i got to maneuver around him and i said it is a good letter, that is right. i will give you one other example because my notes go on and on and then we will talk about the oregon trail a little and get some questions. writers talk about this pretentious thing. i read northrop frye as a boy and literary life was -- there are things, specific things that happen to you that put you in the direction of becoming a writer. the other thing i remember was i was in high school and this little school was trying to become a bigger and better place and it now is, it is very successful secondary school but in those days everybody in the class had to do really well, one or two advanced placement exams would help you get into a better college and they were trying to get a sense of good secular colleges and not just catholic schools so meanwhile, i became this obsessive reader. my strategy works really w

so we started building fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, and it just kind of grew from there. jeff: all right, john, here we go. i'm gonna...

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a real estate listing from back then counted 13 bedrooms, nine fireplaces and an elevator. that's all for the news at 5:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> left in the lurch. students out thousands of dollars after their school trip to europe was canceled. why administrators say it's just too dangerous to go. an indictment in a series of banks and a westchester county dam. who investigators say is responsible. and school health scare. dozens of children exposed to tuberculosis. what's being done to protect them? "no drone" zone. the long island town banning the unmanned craft from their skies. >>> good evening, i'm kristine johnson. dana tyler is off tonight. there's some new developments tonight overseas. the french interior minister says authorities have foiled a terrorist attack. a frenchman has just been arrested in what's being called a terror plot in the advanced stages. meanwhile, in belgium, prosecutors say there is a direct link between the brussels and paris terror attacks. as the search continues f

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a fireplace. steam shower. and soaking tub. marble. it is large enough for eclund who is 6'4" and another place to wine and dine. flooded with sun. plus, a powerful home office. where the deals are made. >> this is where you sit and lay out the big plans to take over the world. >> and the fourth floor has more white oak floors with mahogany in lays. to live large in park slope, it will cost you $15 million. >> sweet. >> my goodness. and annual taxes 29 grand a year. and if it goes to the asking price, it will be park slope's most expensive home ever. what a gorgeous spot. >> i want to know if frederick comes with it. [ laughter ] >> i liked him. >> he is a full service guy, right? [ laughter ] >> he seems like a fun guy to hang out with. >> sara jessica parker and everybody else. >> love it. >>> coming up next, helping preemies without tubes or wires. the new technology that helps them breathe. we will explain. >> and also, what ll cool j out of musical retirement. >> and then at 6:00, we are following the breaking news, in the newark

the only source of heat, in many houses, with the open fireplace. -- you had an open tab that was movableat you could move in and out of the kitchen. and there was no modesty. members of the family would very infrequently, surly not every day, get into the tub, water would be carried from the -- warming the water over the fireplace and poured into the tub. to get the right temperature of water and then people would step into the tub. 1910s only after about belly we began to have indoor bathrooms with bathtubs. and, only by 1940 did the comeity of american houses equipped with bathrooms. as well as running water. brian: what about the flush toilet? robert: same thing. in the late 19th century, you went out to the outhouse. there was running water and waste disposal which may together the indoor bathroom. it was a package. the toilet and the bathtub came together at the same time, often being installed in houses as soon as they could get the running water that was essential for the operation of the whole thing. brian: what is the history of health care? robert: the history of health care is

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the large living room has a fireplace. the gourmet eat in kitchen features granite counters, a huge island and all the appliances are included. the formal dining room is large enough to host dinner parties.the finished basement has an entrance leading to the three plus car garage. relax on the backyard patio overlooking the huge yard. for a private showing contact randy white. a ranch home in brunswick hills this beautiful home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. the large living room offers new hardwood floors. the gourmet kitchen has walnut stained maple cabinets, a center island and stainless steel appliances. the finished basement has been remodeled from top to bottom. it includes a wet bar and a second large room with a

the only source of heat, in many houses, with the open fireplace.ay's -- you had an open tab that was movable, that you could move in and out of the kitchen. and there was no modesty. members of the family would very infrequently, surly not every day, get into the tub, water would be carried from the -- kettles warming the water over the fireplace and poured into the tub. to get the right temperature of water and then people would step into the tub. it was only after about 1910 where we began to have indoor bathrooms with bathtubs. and, only by 1940 did the majority of american houses come equipped with bathrooms. as well as running water. brian: what about the flush toilet? robert: same thing. in the late 19th century, you went out to the outhouse. there was running water and waste disposal which may together the indoor bathroom. -- that made possible the indoor bathroom. it was a package. the toilet and the bathtub came together at the same time, often being installed in houses as soon as they could get the running water that was essential for the

firefighters say the woman put a chimney cleaning log in the fireplace and is set the whole place on fire. after the woman had fallen asleep. they said the fire did a whole lot of damage, but luckily she was able to get out safely. mike: a school community reeling from a shooting, reassuring parents after another panic. police found a man sleeping in his car near madison county schools. they found 23-year-old bryan miller asleep in a church parking lot deputies say he was intoxicated and had two handguns and a box of ammo. middletown schools sent out a robocall about the incident. >> it' s not a good thing hearing messages like that. if nothing' s happening then they need to do something about this system putting out the messages. it' s not mike: the middletown school district apologized for inaccurate phrasing, which suggested the guns were found on madison school property. miller is charged with two misdemeanors. the madison community continues to come together, following monday' s cafeteria shooting. four students were hurt. police say junior high wrestler austin hancock shot two

. >> as many 1920 touches as possible were kept, including the wooden multipane windows and fireplaces and art deco features. such as the gold and black powder room. >> we want to show you this bath. >> it's completely designed by al capone and the tiles are amazing. it's everything in its original. >> the estate is actually a collection of three houses. the main villa, a gate house, and a two-story cabana. >> al capone wanted to be protected from the land and from the sea. >> the guest house which served as a guard house during capone's days has peepholes and protected by a gate and wall. al capone used his palm island estate as a getaway from his life as a big-time chicago gangster. >> it's mediterranean flavor. >> when capone moved in in 1927, he immediately began over 100,000 worth of upgrades. he built this pool which at the time was the largest privately owned pool in the area. it as able to handle sea and both fresh water. capone add a new dock, and rock gardens and fountains. >> i want to show you the lighthouse. >> the coral and rock bridge is where al and sunny capone would f

the prosecution had insisted throughout the murder weapon udgeon kathleen peterson was the fireplace blow poke, only police never found it. but near the end of the trial, a stunning revelation. >> my heart started pounding.n, clayton, said while fixing his car, he'd come across the missing blow poke. it was there all along he said and the cops had simply missed >> here it was in the basement just sitting in the corner covered in dust and cobwebs. >> clayton ran upstairs to tell his father who he said met the and that it was planted there and that the police were going to come storming in to the house. >> that's a blow poke, isn't it? >> in court the defense played the moment for all it was worth. be. >> getting the lead detective to agree that if this was, indeed, the murder weapon, it was completely intact. >> do you see any dents even like a tiny little indentation? >> it doesn't appear to have any indents in it. >> that was the blow poke.then what was the murder weapon? >> lawyer david rudolph thought he peppered reasonable doubt all the way through the state's ase. from the quest

carbon monoxide is found in fumes produced by any time you burn fuel, including in furnaces, stoves, fireplaces, and gas ranges. to prevent co poisoning in your home, install a carbon monoxide detector in a bedroom hallway. replace your co detector every five years. and have your heating system, water heater, and gas appliances serviced annually, also every year, get your chimney cleaned or checked. >> it's 100% preventible when it comes to natural gas appliances. >> reporter: according to the cdc, each year about 20,000 americans visit the emergency and more than 400 people die from unintentional co poisoning. tonight, steve jerome is counting his blessings. >> very lucky. very lucky. it could have -- had not one been up there working, i have one in the basement, but it might not have done it. >> reporter: and if you need a carbon monoxide detector like this one, buy it, then call your local fire department. some here in northeast ohio may install it for free. lee. >>> smokers haven't been able to now. but the department of transportation is now banning the use of e cigarettes on any domestic

so when your ac or heater is on, make sure the doors, windows, and fireplace flue are shut tight. if you're headed out, turn down the ac, or lower the heat, by 10 degrees. and always keep your water heater set at 120. a little bit of common sense goes a long way. "you're watching kolo 8 sports now with josh little." it was senior night for the wolf pack... the women hosting boise state in their final home game shalen shaw back in town with the broncos... she was the sports caravan mvp her senior year at reno high school... perfect in-bounds play here to shaw... the pack can do that too...even better... riana everidge had a game-high 20 points and 7 rebounds.. teige zeller had a big night... a double-double, 17 points and 13 rebounds... this game went into overtime... but the broncos were too much... shay shaw again... she had 14 points and a game-high 15 rebounds.. boise win 64-61 the wolf pack men are in boise tonight for their game tomorrow.... the pack lost to the broncos here in reno back in january boise's been pretty good the last two weeks, with three wins in four games...

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. >> the nice thing about this is it opens up to the family room, and you've got the fireplace that lookske it's outside, and the main thing in here is the glass ceilings, because the light comes in and it's never right on you. it's, like, very gentle, very soft. >> this is a very functional type of kitchen, where it's not overwhelming... >> no. >> ...but yet you still have the openness, where you have the dining area, you have the -- i'm sure they spend all their time -- like all families, right? -- right in this area here. >> absolutely. absolutely. and the nice thing is look at the views you have. >> yes. >> that's an architect that thought about it. >> by the way, enjoy playing a little basketball? this house has you covered. okay. so, there are such things as, like, basketball courts, you know, like backyard courts -- a little bit of cement. however... >> for their family, what they decided to do was what could they do to add some value for the kids? >> what an amenity and what a selling point for you to have. ♪ property number 2 is like slipping in to a little piece of europe right

touches as possible were kept, including the wood multi-pane windows, some original light fixtures, fireplacesd art deco features such as gold-and-black powder room. >> we want to show you the al capone bath. ♪ >> this is completely the design from al capone. and it's a clear example of the art deco style. and the tiles are amazing. it's -- everything, it's original. >> the estate is actually a collection of three houses -- the main villa, a gatehouse, and a two-story cabana. >> al capone wanted to be protected from the land and from the sea. >> the guesthouse, which served as the guardhouse during capone's days, has peepholes that would help determine if a visitor could be let in, and it's protected by a 7-foot wall and a heavy gate. ♪ al capone used his palm island estate as a getaway from his life as a big-time chicago gangster. >> it's a mediterranean flavor, and this historical building, it's a part of the eastern united states and of miami. >> when capone moved in in 1927, he immediately began over $100,000 worth of upgrades. he built this pool, which at the time was the largest privatel

the only source of heat, in many houses, with the open fireplace.the, you had an open tab that was movable, that you could move in and out of the kitchen. and there was no modesty. members of the family would very infrequently, surely not every day, get into the tub, water would be warmed and carried from over the fireplace and poured into the tub. to get the right temperature of water and then people would step into the tub. it was only after about 1910 where we began to have indoor bathrooms with bathtubs. and, only by 1940 did the majority of american houses come equipped with bathrooms. as well as running water. brian: what about the flush toilet? robert: same thing. in the late 19th century, you went out to the outhouse. there was running water and waste disposal set up together the indoor bathroom. it was a package. the toilet and the bathtub came together at the same time, often being installed in houses as soon as they could get the running water that was essential for the operation of the whole thing. brian: what is the history of health ca

someone at the white house staff failed to properly open the flu in the fireplace in the east room andhe meeting began with smoke spreading throughout the white house. it was not a good start to the relationship. mrs. mrs. kennedy in this regard was a crucial partner with her husband in the american engagement. it was both india and pakistan in the early 1960s. >> i'm wondering if this documents shed light on the cia involvement in their fight against the chinese? >> let me back up a little bit. in the 1950s, pakistan was called america's most allied ally. we actually had more treaties an alliance with pakistan then we did with any other country in the world. pakistan was a member of the central treaty organization, a, a member of the southeast asia treaty organization. we were firmly embedded with pakistan. the eisenhower administration like pakistan because it was clearly with us in the cold war, where india was much more neutral. the cia as a result developed a close relationship with pakistani counterpart in the 1950s. one of these relationships was the famous you to. a u2 aircraft

there was a picture of her that was a poster size picture on my fireplace, and i looked over at it and said she was such a good mother, and i broke down and he said, oh, i'm over that. i'm just kind of angry at her >> but they had to admit that brett's social interactions had always been a little cold, sometimes inappropriate and his reaction to vashti's death was not out of character. >> he didn't like people. he more wanted to isolate my sister and have her all to himself. i almost felt like vashti and the children were more of a possession than -- >> they were his. >> like your clan. >> everybody stay away from my stuff. >> yeah. so it was a different kind of love than maybe what i would define as love. >> early on, at least according to her siblings, vashti questioned her decision to marry brett, wondering if she should stay in the marriage, that is until she found out she was pregnant with the first of her sons. >> i do think brett treated her well while she was pregnant. to be having sons. and the seacat name was going to be, you know, pushed on. but several times in their marria

the bed is gonna be on a motor that you can turn the bed, push a button, and you could face the fireplace, or it can shift around, and you can have the beautiful view of the lake. >> it's full service. it's full service. [ both laugh ] >> by the way, every bedroom in this house has a jacuzzi, even our servants'. >> we are now walking into your closet. do you have, like, any idea at all how many square feet this area is alone that's part of your closet? >> well, i know it's larger than most people's homes. >> yes. >> probably 1,500 square feet at least, maybe 2,000? >> yeah, it's big. and i'm seeing something over there that looks like it's two doors with gold, and it looks like it opens, which means it's probably an elevator. >> oh, you're good. >> it's amazing. well, you know, i'm the property man. [ both laugh ] do you ever, like, pull in here one day and say, "why -- why do i need all this for?" >> you know, actually, the house isn't, like, as important to me anymore as it used to be. >> of course. >> you know, since we lost our daughter... >> understood. >> ...we kind of put it like o

and you get the exclusive of looking inside, with the fireplace and the light switch and the plug-in't be seen once this is completed. i put those in because right now, people seen it in progress. >> what i'm doing now, i got to put some grass in here. in order to show the land, i'm using yellow ochre, and crescent green is a soft green color. separate this to give it just a little distance. it doesn't take that long other than drying time. that's more important. this is oil paint. it takes that much time to get it going. but once you get it in there, just like the rest of these paintings. get that first stage of paint in and then you let it dry, then you repeat the process. and that's what it's about. >> well, the top part is about done. everybody kept saying where's the bird going to get in? so i decided i would go ahead and stop all the questions and add the international symbol for a birdhouse. >> starving artist, for real. yeah. believe me. no one's knocking my door down for work. i mean the average person here can't afford my services. now, fortunately we have an exhibit coming

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. >> yes, fill it up to the fireplace and get our picture and smash it. >> reporter: thankfully for novae gets more accurate these days and now the guard is destroying the competition. he scored 21 against miami, to lead them to the elite eight, where they will face kansas on saturday. as a team villanova a is shooting 60 percent, the best by a tournament team in 22 years. >> we have been doing it in the game on a consistent basis like we have is surprising. >> to do what he is doing on the biggest stage, on something he has watched his whole life, it is an amazing fulfillment for him anus. >> reporter: saturday is arcidiacono's between the second birthday. he is only wishing for one thing, to beat number one ranked kansas and get to the final four. with the villanova wildcats, jeff skversky for channel six a "action news". >> sweet 16 action at the wells fargo center tonight. notre dame defeats wisconsin 61-56. late game right now, north carolina is up on indiana 54-43, second half action. >>> drexel made it official, zach spiker is new basketball coach. spiker comes from army where he

so, we actually could see downtown las vegas with this magnificent pool and fireplaces.just remarkable, the detail of this home. >> and it's not just "and the view." the view is the home. >> it is, isn't it? >> in las vegas, the strip is our ocean, and this is what we have. we're on the golf course. we're elevated above it. you're on just under two acres. it sets itself apart from just about everybody else because of what it has to offer in terms of view and amenities. >> and behind i see we have fire in different parts of the home, and i know there's a waterfall here. and now we're looking back in, and you see even more so the detail of this entire beautiful room. how many square feet is this home? >> well, 16,000, and 21,000 under roof. for this particular home, i like to talk about the "wow" factor. i mean, you walk in, and it just, as i mentioned, it just gets you. >> it does. let's go look at some other areas. >> you got it. >> we're walking into the master bedroom, and, again, the views are so consistent, facing downtown las vegas, the east side of the town. >> to

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i only like it if i can stay inside in front of a fireplace and watch it fall.have to be out in it that's a problem and this looks like it could be a commute problem friday morning. let's talk more about what we expect start off with a look outside and it's quiet tonight. no problems tonight or tomorrow morning. none of your commute impacted. tomorrow afternoon's commute is fine much this time tomorrow night we'll start to see the snow move on inform let's take quick look at storm scan3. locally nothing going on. a few snow showers lake effect stuff back across western new york and western pennsylvania but here's the storm that we are watching for tomorrow night into friday right about here producing snow right now across portions of the iowa and illinois. this is going to stay relativ ry diss organize until after it moves off the coast and that's when it's really going to explode. this is a major, major storm. it's just not a major storm for us and it's mainly going to be major storm for the atlantic ocean. really close call. near miss on this one. 33 is the te

i only like it if i can stay inside in front of a fireplace and watch it fall.it that's a problem and this looks like it could be a commute problem friday morning. let's talk more about what we expect start off with a look outside and it's quiet tonight. no problems tonight or tomorrow morning. none of your commute impacted. tomorrow afternoon's commute is fine much this time tomorrow night we'll start to see the snow move on inform let's take quick look at storm scan3. locally nothing going on. a few snow showers lake effect stuff back across western new york and western pennsylvania but here's the storm that we are watching for tomorrow night into friday right about here producing snow right now across portions of the iowa and illinois. this is going to stay relativ ry diss organize until after it moves off the coast and that's when it's really going to explode. this is a major, major storm. it's just not a major storm for us and it's mainly going to be major storm for the atlantic ocean. really close call. near miss on this one. 33 is the temperature right no

we have an outdoor full kitchen out here with another wood-burning pizza oven, a gas outdoor fireplacere that's covered in stone and brick. >> you would never know you're in las vegas. >> no, that's for sure. you never know you have houses around here. >> never. we're now gonna go see something that's also outside that sort of, when you look at it, you think this can't really be here, and it is, so let's go take a look at it right now. >> let's do it. [ "take me out to the ballgame" playing ] [ bat cracks ] >> this can't be happening. this cannot be happening. >> this really is happening. believe it or not. >> this is way past "field of dreams." i mean, i remember as a kid, we'd come out after school. "can we go out and play baseball?" yeah, we'd go out in the backyard. it was like maybe right here. this is a full-service -- this is a baseball field. about 300 feet out to center field, 250. >> 90-foot baselines. >> 90-foot baselines. >> and this is in your backyard. ♪ every single square foot of this house, the attention to detail is incredible. every room is the perfect size. and you