again at issue in florence, burlington county. florence concerned the practice in new jersey county jails of subjecting all arrestees to strip searches before admitting them to a jail's general inmate quarters. florence was arrested for failure to pay a fine, wrongly as it turned out, he had, in fact, paid what was due. transferred from one jail to another. he was strip searched twice. and after all charges against him were dropped, florence sued the jails in which the searches youred. seeking damages under section 1983. by the time florence's case reached the supreme court, eight courts of appeals had already held strip searches of persons arrested for minor offenses were impermissible absent reason to suspect that the person arrested was concealing contraband. in florence, the third circuit disagreed and upheld the jail's routine practice. justice kennedy, writing for the court, affirmed that the third circuit's decision and the strip searches at issue, struck a reasonable balance, the majority held, between inmate privacy on th

the women knew about florence nightingale. so the effect was there and she was important. and it probably grew more and more as nursing grew larger. sir? >> question in the same vain, what if any influence did samuel weis' teaching have on lettermen and other members of the sanitary commission to your knowledge? >> that's an interesting question. i don't have an answer because i'm not sure that any of them knew about samuel weis, it was later than that. the type of research that he was doing which was ongoing in the '60s, they did not know anything about. so it had minimal impact and virtually none. >> to dr. mitchell's quote -- >> yes. >> wasn't there a statue of samuel gross who wrote the field manual created in washington, and wasn't he the fellow who at the philadelphia centennial in 1876, didn't he list it that there was no value to anti-sepsis and afterwards wasn't his statue taken out of washington and taken back to his alma mater, thomas jefferson? >> this is not my father, he's not asking a staged question. that's my favorite topic. samuel gross is my favorite ind

she said, charlize theron is officially attached to florence of arabia. i was sort of waiting for -- and? i said, yeah? well, she's attached to the project. i said, well, what does that -- does that mean they've stapled her to the script? [laughter] and you will have noticed that charlize theron's latest movie was not florence of arabia. [laughter] so the answer is, i don't know. i wish, or as we say, as they say at state department briefings, i have nothing for you on that at this time. [laughter] >> my second question is, once you start on your project, how do you discipline yourself, and what is your writing day like? [laughter] >> people sometimes say, oh, you write funny books, do you laugh as you write? and -- [laughter] and to that i say if you were to walk into my study while i was writing, the sound that you are likelier to hear is a soft whimper. [laughter] or even pathetic sob. it's, you just, you just stay at it. someone once asked anthony burgess in whose company i certainly don't put myself how it was that he managed to write two books a yea

. >> and in his birthplace, florence, the city that gave birth to the renaissance, that flowering of science, and the good life, he leads a visitor to a small window to the past. it looks like a confessional. [laughing] hundreds of years ago, an antinori cellar master sat waiting for customers to knock. >> the cellar master would pass a bottle of chianti wine and would receive the money back. this has been in operation until a couple of centuries ago. >> recent history by your standards. >> yes it is. >> for over 625 years, various antinori have kept the business going despite war, plague, political intrigue, and the shifting tastes of consumers. the family tree shows a bumper crop of antinori who made their mark, not just in wine but in every aspect of italian life. >> in business, in politics, in church. >> so the family always made sure back then that all bets were covered, correct? >> [laughs] i think it was a bit the concept, yes. >> there were poets and priests, rogues and rascals. in 1576, francesco de'medici, the grand duke of tuscany, had one antinori strangled for his undue

. >> and in his birthplace, florence, the city that gave birth to the renaissance, that flowering of art, science, and the good life, he leads a visitor to a small window to the past. it looks like a confessional. [laughing] hundreds of years ago, an antinori cellar master sat waiting for customers to knock. >> the cellar master would pass a bottle of chianti wine and would receive the money back. this has been in operation until a couple of centuries ago. >> recent history by your standards. >> yes it is. >> for over 625 years, various antinori have kept the business going despite war, plague, political intrigue, and the shifting tastes of consumers. the family tree shows a bumper crop of antinori who made their mark, not just in wine but in every aspect of italian life. >> in business, in politics, in church. >> so the family always made sure back then that all bets were covered, correct? >> [laughs] i think it was a bit the concept, yes. >> there were poets and priests, rogues and rascals. in 1576, francesco de'medici, the grand duke of tuscany, had one antinori strangled for his

visiting florence leaves lovers of art and good living with rich memories, and while much of the great art of the renaissance remains here, the influence of that cultural explosion, the florentine renaissance, reverberates throughout the world, and for that, we can be thankful.

how many at florence? >> i would have to submit that for the record. >> i am to stand there are two. do you know? that is ok, i'm not going to put you on the spot. >> the numbers you provided me, and what i want to articulate is bureau-wide, we utilize the resources for the staff who are spread out and that was one of the references i made with psychiatry. the on-site staff would fall within the number that you referenced. >> two. >> yes. >> our straw sandals, the director of the federal bureau of prisons. he later suggested there may be nine psychologists in total at the complex. james ridgeway, your response to his answers? >> the fact he does not know, i mean, he is in -- his been a career corrections officer for his working life and now head of the bureau of prisons, which is part of the justice department. this is the top executive. it is widely discussed amongst lawyers, judges, everybody in the criminal justice system and here we have the head of the bureau of prisons and he does not know. as a matt

no one. >> but florence barnes believes the mostly white police force had no interest in solving the murder of a black woman. >> a murder of black people at that time was not looked at as something that should be investigated with any kind of depth. >> we worked as hard for a black murder as we did for a white murder. >> after a year of dead ends the killer's trail was ice cold and detectives closed the case. >> i was mad at whoever killed her. and i wanted to know who it was. >> he pestered his sister, the only eyewitness, convinced she knew more than she was letting on. >> my brothers, i tried to comfort them and tell them that mom, you know, she's in heaven, she's in a better place, she's watching over you, you have to go on and be happy and live your life. >> both george and david thought susan may have been protecting them from the truth. >> i felt that she knew who that person was. >> so did you press her, what kind of a shoe was it, who was it, what did you hear? >> i pressed to find out why you didn't chase behind that person to try to see who it was. >> couldn't she have bee

in florence, the third circuit disagreed and of how the practice. justice kennedy, writing for the court, affirmed the third circuit's decision. the strips circuits at issues -- at issue held a reasonable balance between privacy and safety on the other. justicebreyer --breyerr dissented, joined by some -- justices kagan, sotomayor, and me. in our opinion, strip searches are an affront to personal privacy and degrading. unless they were suspected of carrying drugs or any other security risk, legal fees were unconstitutional. a third case, sec against fox television, asked whether the fcc's current indecency policies violate the first amendment. the paris hiltons of this world eagerly await the decision. [laughter] it is beyond my comprehension, i told my clerk, how the fcc can claim jurisdiction to ban words spoken in a hotel on french soil. [laughter] [applause] the case came to us on a return trip. we held that the fcc did not violate the administrative procedure act by regulating the broadcast of expletives. the we did not include me. i dissented

i was studying abroad in florence, and we were visiting the estate of this count. and he was showing us around the place, and he reaches into a drawer and pulls out this book and just hands it to us, and-- no gloves or anything. we just--just got to look at it and read it and look at the signature. yeah. it was pretty-- it's my favorite book, so it was pretty fascinating. oh, really? mm-hmm. okay. he's my--one of my favorite authors. stu weaver is a singer/songwriter from florida who complained about the music at a minor league baseball park. now we don't usually expect great music at a ballpark, so happened? oh, but you should. you should. oh, we should? okay. no, i wasn't happy with what i perceived as the music being played by the organist, and i complained about it, and without knowing that the person i complained to was the daughter of the owner. and... (laughter) after that, she said, "you know somebody better?" and at the time, i was much younger and braver, and i said, "yeah, sure. me." and i played for the next five seasons from the next night. good for yo

let sure these the rhone is officially attached to of florence -- lawrence of arabia. sheet is attached to the project. what does that mean? they have stapled her to the script? [laughter] and you will have noticed that her latest movie was not this one. [laughter] the answer is, i don't know. but to say i have nothing for you on that at this time. >> once you start hardie you discipline yourself and what is your day like? [laughter] soleil people say you write funny books do you laugh? >> some they once asked of anthony, who was he could write two books per year? it does not quite to work. how long did the last one take? >> 59 years. [laughter] that is true. >> you said you don't laugh when you write to but to. >> one does laugh when they read it. [laughter] my wife was trying to read another book at the time. i would say you have to hear this. [laughter] and then finally she said shut up. but then it is not a question really. with then to say things that remind you of its. doomsday. or lawrence of arabia. as a mixed grab i should not quote what comes up. [laughter] n

the other thing i wanted to ask was about christine florence -- florez. there was potentially a loophole in the order. we did not request objections to testimony. we did not receive any objections to the transcript. does that mean you are not checked into the -- objecting to the testimony submitted with respect to ms. flores? >> i may have misunderstood. i think i made clear our objections at the last hearing, that we would continue to maintain an objection to her testimony as being not relevant to the issues, given the fact that the sheriff has already submitted his declaration concerning misconduct. the only reason i can see that ms. flores, her testimony might -- testimony might be relevant, would be if he denied that. i have not submitted any thing in writing yet. i do not recall the timing. the information to not come until after the bulk of the -- chairperson hur: i think we got them with the fact witnesses, as i recall, but maybe you can elaborate. >> there was, i guess -- the order only spoke to declarations, so it did not occur to us. we did put

>> cash david told them, from a computer consulting business he was able to run from his room in florencee was one more thing. >> he never had any pictures of his wife and daughters. there just was something that just didn't ring true to me. but i didn't talk about it to anybody. i didn't want to put doubt in their minds because i didn't have anything to go on other than what he said. we took him at face value. >> after all, david had contact with relatives, especially an aunt rita, who called him often. he also spoke lovingly about a nephew. meantime, david increasingly was inserting himself into the midst of the jaramillo clan. as the months passed, the father spent more and more days in eugene tending to rental properties while david remained at the ranch with the wife lueene and the couple's grandchildren. >> it was a very gradual thing that things began to change. because he became more in control and jaime was kind of just being less. >> pushed out, is that the way you saw it? >> and my husband and i, we were both aware of it. we talked about it between us. we didn't talk to jaime a

plan ahead, trust instincts fbi released this sketch one week ago saying the suspect has been florenceically linked to a 2005 sexual assault in a neighboring county. morgan's mother said the metallica lead guitarist has been helpful since she went missing from their concert. >> as a father, father to father he said what can we do. we were reeling at that point we didn't know. he said well, i will tell you what we can do we will get a missing poster of your daughter and put it on all of our fan based websites. we are going to make a contribution to a reward fund. so from the beginning, they were outraged as parents. >> metallica, fbi and virginia state police have a separate campaign using this psa billboards, and social media to try and catch the killer. this multi pronged effort is designed to develop new leads similar techniques have lead to arrest of other violent criminals. >>> a group of crime stopperrers is offering a $100,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of morgan's death, -- of the person responsible for morgan's death. >>> one person is still on the loose after a poli

and florence nighten gale by the time the writing quite a bit about the hygiene lessons learned in that war. how much is that propagating into that? >> it had an impact on many people they did not get into. like the nurses, althea dix, floor republican nighten gale's book on nursing was throughout america. and dorthea dix -- she was important. and it probably grew more and more as nursing grew larger. sir? >> question in the same vain, what if any influence did samuel weis's teaching have on the sanitary commission to your knowledge? >> i don't have an answer because i'm not sure that any of them knew about samuel weis, it was later than that. the type of research that he was doing that was ongoing in the 60s, they did not know anything about. so it had minimal impact and virtually none. >> in to dr. missiletchell's qu wasn't there was a field manual created in washington and wichbt he the fellow who at the philadelphia centennial in 1876, didn't he list it that there was november value to anti-sepsis and afterward wasn't his statute taken out of washington and put bark at his alma mate

florence. next speaker. >> good evening, everyone. my name is ignacio, and i work with local 261, san francisco. with more than 3000 members, , -- workers, men and women, who are waiting for this project to be approved, we encourage the whole board to approve this project, and local 251 is in full support of this project. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joseph. i am a lifelong resident of san francisco. i grew up in the valley. i am here today to show my support for cpmc and the rebuilding project. they happen talking about specific points of the development agreement, but there has also been a lot of mention about the greater good or the big picture. why is not anyone talking about the indirect benefits that these projects are going to bring to these neighborhoods economically? 1500 construction workers over five years is going to mean that a lot of restaurants, cafes, retail, convenience stores are going to be able to hire new workers. it is going to allow new businesses to pop up, an

fights including those against oscar de la hoya ricky hatton and antonio margarito his more recent florence include victories over a one man marquez and shane mosley challenger timothy bradley hasn't lost any of his twenty eight professional bats and says he's after his thirteenth career knockouts. i think at the end of the night i think i'm a when i just buried it like to say that every other fight i'll always spit i'm going to win the fight you know and mates come through so it's the same thing you know i'm expecting i want to i want to not go absolutely and i want to put this guy on the campus in some way somehow i mean he's been a couple of couple of fights he hasn't been down in a very long time so i want to be first got to put him down i'll be back with another update celeste a couple of hours from now buds are used to channel is available at any time so just look for sporting news and i will see you there is. the issue is that so much given to you to be sitting on the mark with two egos so to have an on with a violent crisis seems to be continuing to deepen and spread can lebanon rem

so there were heading the race along with florence maya version of in two thousand and four olympic champion. last year but soon no restart managed to take a sole lead. this day actually remind me a lot of cup pruden two thousand and two when i won my first world champion title versus exactly the same condition and it was pouring rain and really tough out there and dangerous like this here i love being on my bike so i was really comfortable today with being in my own focused of course it's a tough tough day both going up and down and just being accurate keeping your bike in one piece is a tough tough thing today because a lot can happen in a little crash and then you break something in there and the less there was big tours getting the better of not only the rest of the pack but the weather conditions to the thirty nine year old legends who are bringing the victory like it was the first illustrious career it's first of all the proof for me and can there my my my coach that we are on the right way we have done a lot of good things so far and we have to stick to the plan for the coming weeks a

florence sabe bin was an amazing woman in public health and did a lot of research there. and actually, i was so proud when i got to congress because colorado had one of the few women statues in the hall. dr. sabin was there. all the rest had sent guys, just about. so that was very nice that they recognized it. dr. justina ford. an african-american woman. got her medical degree in 1899. delivered 7,000 babies. and it wasn't until 1950 that the denver medical society allowed her to join. which wasn't too pretty. but nevertheless, she went on and did her job. virginia neil blue was the state treasurer. republican in 1966. ruth stockton was a republican and very strong in the house. penny chennery tweety. these were all women who did really incredible thing is. not to mention condoleezza rice, madeline albright, golda meir. i think there was something in the water. when you start looking at the number of women who came through here that really went on, it's really quite wonderful. we also know about a third of our cowboys were african-americans, which is great. so we have had

the other incidents happening on capitol and florence avenues at a nightclub parking lot. officers now say 20 to 30 people in two groups were fighting. two of those men were stabbed. they're both expected to recover. >>> the san francisco district attorney's office will decide today whether to file child pornography charges against a veteran gay rights advocate. 66-year-old larry brinkin worked for the san francisco human rights commission before his retirement in 2010. he was taken into custody friday night after police say he had child porn picture s in e-mail attachments linked to his account. he is out of jail after posting bond. >>> antioch police continuing their search for an armed gunman whose crime was all caught on camera. we have the video to back this up. the suspect confronting a homeowner in his driveway early friday morning. several times that gunman actually pulled the trigger, but the gun misfires. the homeowner then manages to get away and get inside his house. he locks the door when a neighbor heard what was happening and distracted that suspect. that ma

and he would model his subjects in clay, send the form back to -- to his studio in florence, italy, and then the following summer return with several crates of white marble statues of milwaukee society members. here we have captain pabst. he had found a home in a vermont garden of a pabst descendant for 20, 30 years. now he is back inside in our front hall. we are happy to have him back. at the far end of the hall we have what is known as the musicians' nook. two or three musicians during an evening dinner party could gather in this space and play and entertain the pabst family. situated in the nook is one of the captain's prized possessions. a ceremonial chair, featuring the crest of the ruling family of prussia, in hand tooled leather situated in the front hall. behind it an extraordinary clock that belonged to blatz, the competitive beer bare roon and donator of art to the house. a clock dating to the 1890s. this 'tis tis the music room. far less formal than the rest of the rooms. this is really where the pabst family would have entertained themselves and also their close circle of f

the atmosphere is indeed building in the ukrainian cultural capital of laval's the city dubbed the florence of the north lie seventy kilometers from the polish border and provide the venue for three matches in group b. as well as germany versus portugal the purpose but laval verena will host denmark against portugal when stay in denmark and germany next weekend for those fans but much tickets the fans own smock buying in the historic city center is a lively plan b. you can watch the action partake in plenty of entertainment too before the main events. let's move on to tennis where novak djokovic sits one win away from his first ever french open crowd but means a career grand slam the serve dawning two thousand and nine when roger federer in the semifinals extending his winning streak to twenty seven straight matches in major events the twenty five year old avenging aforesaid loss to federer during last year semifinals at this joke which occurring the first set six four to set the tone for the encounter federer would take a five second serve lived up to his number one ranking six four seven

the border with corser the roadblocks were wrecked in response to an attempt by ethnic albanian florence's to impose a border and customs controls serbs in kosovo reject its two thousand a tech nation independence from serbia. amistad exam the passage in belgrade says the presence of foreign troops only stands up trouble. the nato forces which are being called peacekeepers are actually trying to use force to force the course of the serbs to accept living in independent kosovo which they won't accept and that's the whole root of the problem this morning they've actually fired live ammunition at people trying to keep the barricades and they're trying to keep the barricades to prevent. the calls of all bathed in regime from prishtina to get a hold of the north northern part of the territory so actually this morning we've had wounded civilians wounded by so-called peacekeepers using live ammunition against bare handed people on our own people so actually peace is the last thing that on their mind unfortunately i do want to say that this was something at the beginning of june which was to be ex

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another rock time in, dealt a sale at the restaurant is owned by tat florence is business partner isred rockers. sammy hagar the red rocker. but lot of rockers live in mill valley you can go to dinner there and you may see gas from metallica. it is a rocking little town. i have more on cbs s f dot com >>> their chamber of commerce called and said thank you. >>> sweet water is the place to go to. >>> we put his dancing moves to the test. >>> always a pleasure. >>> you can check ugly in segments on cbs s f dot com/mornings. $2 billion a drop in the bucket j.p. morgan chase counts its losses. jason brett joins us from cbs money watch out com >>> j.p. morgan chase ceo may have to make more apologies the new york times reports instead of the $2 billion the firm lost it is more like $9 billion now that the firm has been unwinding its hedging positions. the ceo admitted they took risky bets there was not enough oversight and heads that role, but not the top dog. shareholders should not happy the shares are down 3%. looking at the economy it the first quarter was the saint louis growth 1.9%

this is near towns like casa grande and florence, and of course dust storms are dry and not ter bhi usual and there is now local conditions, take a look at live doppler 7 hd. breezes at the coast. but no dust storms here. there is current readings, 66 degrees now in san francisco. 59 degrees in half moon bay. temperatures on the mild sirkd mainly low to mid-70s from the bay inlnld. there are warming continuing through thursday. and warmest day in the forecast period, or one of them. cooler this weekend, but no dramatic change in the pattern settling in this, is our pattern looking at satellite radar, there is a large ridge of high pressure bringing us mild weather that we're having at this moment. there is clear skies, and warming continues. overnight tonight under clear skies looking for cool conditions into north bay valleys and lows ranging from upper 40s to low 50s so there is a warmer tomorrow, sunny skies and 83 in los gatos, tomorrow, 78 the high in redwood city. low to mid-60s at pacifica. downtown san francisco there is a high of 68 tomorrow, 63 in the sunset district. north bay,

germany or in ireland do needs to do is underpinned the system or to pull and that's all there is to florence the liabilities as far as the assets of those institutions go in fact you can make an argument that in countries like. ireland there is a room there to use the insolvency on the balance sheet of the banks to dissolve the insolvency on the balance sheet of the households because remember household loans assembled there is an asset and a liability for the bank their liability because the bank has to fund them in debt markets so writing down the debts of the banks when they become insolvent allows you to write down the assets of the banks such as household loans we could have had the combination of some of that is the property that is structurally the banking sector in europe making it truly open truly competitive as capitalism should require and at the same time help the household as well we've chosen the worst possible scenario whereby the taxpayers here in the entire burden and yes you're right it is the small country there's a part of them that are carrying the burden for europe. to

host: next up its florence -- next up is florence from new york.ler: thank you for taking my call. i would hate -- sit down and realized that we need to do something immediately. one of the things -- you talk about the government's. ; . they need to create jobs. i think that would be real. when people have money, they spend money. they will spend money if they have it to spend. if you take and tax the rich, they will only go up on prices. prices are going up anyway. they are going up now. anyway the rich want to do it. they cannot take money with them when they go. a revision in taxes is one thing. they need to start to teach about economics at the early age, in elementary. it was my last year in high school. we need to have people understand how are our economy works. host: thank you so much. guest: that is an initiative that we work very hard on at npr, addressing financial literacy. we had a series called "family matters." people need to learn more to prepare for retirement. trying to get people to understand the importance of saving money over

well coming up next on our roads here is the capital account with our leicester let's check in with florence to see what is on today's agenda laura and what he working on over there well live what can i say your guest mentioned the germans so hey let's talk about them on our show the germans and the greeks they face off in soccer tomorrow for any euro cup bans but they face off a lot more frequently in the debt crisis but what's missing from the mainstream media's characterization is the new wants the detail it's brushed over with platitudes and stereotypes so we're really going to break it down in depth on capital count in just a few minutes that is coming up and much more on the capital account next lauren thank you for the update but that's going to do it now for the news from one of the stories we covered you can check out our you tube channel you tube dot com slash artsy america back here in a half hour. i urge. the. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. shank operations are on the day. six.

be dismissed or outrageous government conduct as you mentioned just solitary the new command in florence and the discovery lapse lapses that's outrageous government conduct you can't get a fair trial in those circumstances haven't we just had a segment called glimmer of hope what are your glimmers of hope in terms of this bradley manning case i mean there certainly on the other side so many things that are really hard to swallow when it comes to this case when it comes to the treatment of the suspect in this case is there anything that gives you hope that it that it may be dismissed or that maybe some of those charges might at least be dropped i think david cruz made some great arguments today and some of his co-counsel as well arguing for dropping some of the charges the judge was very tough to some hopeful that some of these charges were dropped or winnow down a bit and i do i do think the judge is getting sensitive to this case is about the fact that we started off with that there may have been no national security image at all to try to make an example of this this young guy i mean t

. >> eric: this is a sound bite about a woman from south carolina, south florence, high school.duating. take a listen. >> i was just like to a, i can't argue with the police. are you serious? i didn't do more than the others did. i feel like no one should have went to jail. >> eric: your thoughts? >> andrea: i love her. hoot and holler as loud as you want. in this day and age to have your kid graduate, go. >> bob: in south carolina. >> eric: that's it? >> dana: the request is for everybody to hold their applause until the end. arresting her is out of line. >> greg: we have lost the art of self-control and made self-expression in an achievement. i'm going to talk about this for an hour. >> eric: in esparano. >> greg: the more you cheer, the less you should be happy about. >> eric: one more thing is next. including a special birthday wish to great american who happens to be a former president. that's coming up. ♪ ♪ another cup of coffee? how long is this one going to last? forty-five minutes? an hour? well... listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. take one in the aftern

the meaning of the fourth amendment was again at issue in florence in burlington county. florence concerned the practice of subjecting all those arrested to strip searches before admitting them to general inmate quarters in new jersey. lawrence was arrested for fetid to pay a fine, wrongly as it turned out, because he had paid what was due. transferred from one jail to another, he was stripped searched twice. after all charges against him were dropped, he sued the jails in which the searches occurred, seeking damages. by the time his case reached the supreme court, eight courts of appeals had already held searches of persons arrested for minor offenses were not permissible absent reason to believe the person was believed to been concealing contraband. the third circuit disagreed and upheld the routine practice at the jail. justice kennedy writing for the court affirmed the third circuit's decision. the strip searches at issue struck a reasonable balance, the majority held, between inmate privacy on the one hand and prison safety and administration on the other. justice br

here's a question from florence -- what is the best way to plug the openings around a window air conditioning ears that go into the sides of the windows to seal it. sometimes you can't get that tight seal. in the wintertime we talk about these window kits to seal the airflow out. you can do the same thing by -- >> is that saran wrap? >> basically. you use double-sided tape. you put this around the window, use a hair dryer to tighten it up and it will seal it around. >> for how long? >> you mean sealing it here? >> no, no. against the window. we don't have a window here. imagine the window frame comes down and this gets taped. it tightens up. you won't even know it's there. >> she's saying okay but she still doesn't get it. >> you said blow dryer and i tuned in. >> it's very effective. for these companies that make these things, they don't sell them in the summertime. it's a great opportunity for them, and it will seal it out. >> thank you, lou! >> thank you! >>> up next, we have all-american wines for the fourth of july. >> finally! ♪ america >>> it is gotion to be another scorcher for a huge