they finally got the story out of him in every day, he would come to work with help full of potato peels for lunch predict in his wife had decided that was how they were going to manage and the children and his wife need the potatoes more ande would either peels that somehow they would just keep going but he was so embarrassed by this that he would not sit with the other men and once they knew this information the other men started make them come and sit with him and everybody took turns giving him something for lunch every day. but the sad irony of all of this was that out of those potatoes, he was getting the vitamins basically and his cans were getting the starch. and between the two of them, nobody was really getting a meal but there are all kinds of stories like this about the great depression. >> wasn't known the potato peels and the nutrition. >> no it wasn't but we now know that they kansas were missing out on all of the vitamins. they did not know that then they knew the kids needed more food. and in some communities it was widespread and especially true hoop farmers of - this w

it was potato peels. they finally got the story out of him, and everyday he was coming to work with a pail full of potato peels for lunch. he and his wife had decided that that was how they're going to manage. their children and his wife needed the potatoes more. he would eat the peels and some out there would just keep going but he was so embarrassed by this that he wouldn't sit with the other men. once they knew this information the other men started making him come and sit with them and everybody took turns bring him something for lunch every day. the sad irony of all of this was that out of those potatoes he was getting the vitamins basically and his kids were getting the starch. between the two of them nobody was really getting a meal but there are all kinds of stories like this about the great depression. >> was it known that the potato peel had vitamins back in? >> no, it wasn't. he was doing what made sense to them. we now know the kids were missing out on all the vitamins or a lot of the vitamins

jill: like ginger roots peeled. lemonis: but how do people know that?t salesperson. either get the credit or don't do it. one of the problems that i have with their label is it feels a little too country for me. but if you're going to ever want to distribute this nationally, you have to play to a wider audience. i am pleasantly surprised, a, at how far you've gotten in a short period of time. i'm even more impressed at the authenticity of the flavors. in a weird way, it's farm-to-table vodka. jill: oh, totally. lemonis: as i look at the product, the foundational products are there, and i love the fact that they're using real ingredients to infuse flavors and i did not know that before. jill: this is my daughter, caroline. lemonis: hi, how are you? i'm marcus. carolina: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: caroline helps me figure out what do we want to bottle next? lemonis: how many bottles do you manufacture a year? jill: we did 15,000 units last year. right now, we don't have a lot of inventory. i don't like to sit on inventory. i think

. >> it peeled the warehouse like.. >> o'donnell: and the breaking news about an osha investigation. and american strong, how our country's flag symbolizes strength of a town that lost everything but its faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from mayfield, kentucky. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight from one of the hardest-hit parts of the entire state, this tiny close-knit community where every home for as far as the eye can see lacks just like this one. the destruction is indescribable and the loss unfathomable. tens of thousands are without heat, water or electricity. and it is cold here and is only going to get worse with temperatures expected to dip below freezing by the end of the week. for the many people we've met here, losing their homes is nothing compared to losing their loved ones. and today, the saddest news of all, the number of children taken in this tornado outbreak. the devastation spans six states,

back some of that s&p 500 exposure, peeling back some of the exposure to the concentration in theseig names. going back to that list i just mentioned which are these sleepers underneath the surface. what you heard bob say, half of the russell is trading 20% below so we got to get down there, start to peel off the top, pay those taxes, don't sit in cash with the proceeds. instead reinvest below the surface. charles: love it, love it. nicole, have a great christmas. thank you so much, see you again real soon. fantastic information there, folks. coming up president biden addressing the nation on his plans to come back to omicron variant. the question of course is, can the white house finally get ahead of all of this? plus bitcoin experiencing a pretty wild ride here going into the new year but that is not stopping young adults from enjoying the spoils of their crypto bets. how their wealth is changing the world big time. i will be right back. ♪. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines.

if you peel your eyes very closely, there's sort of an easter egg that maybe you will find but, again boggle, boggle! thanksgiving >> yeah. that's - [ laughter ] >> boggle, boggle, boggle! happy thanksgiving one, two, three. surprise [ audience aws ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: we had another one, you guys we had another one this is -- ten weeks ago, my wife gave birth to a baby girl, and -- [ cheers and applause i feel like it's only fitting for you to tell everybody what her name is. >> oh, my gosh her name is adelaide addie, after my mother >> seth: yes [ audience aws ] >> which -- so, i knew, knowing seth and alexi, it had to start with an "a," it had to be a cool name and i know what family means to all of them. so i thought i pretty much had it, but i didn't know. and i didn't want to ask >> seth: yep >> and so it waited -- you waited until we were on the vineyard >> seth: yep >> and something was -- it was a rainy day. and then you said, "do you want to know the name?" and i said, "i guess so. yes. and then, of course, i burst into tears >> seth: you burst into tears. >> yea

named after the states they defended: reporter: tennessee, west virginia, california-- instantly peeledn from bombs above and torpedoes below. behind me is the memorial to the u.s.s. "arizona," which, like the "utah" and the "oklahoma" were lost forever on that day. it sits below the water, still leaking oil, the final resting place of nearly 1,000 members of its crew. lou conter worked for days searching for his fallen comrades before it was determined that it was too dangerous. he is one of the last two surviving crew members of the "arizona" along with ken potts, who ferried the wounded to safety. ike schab passed ammunition to gunners repelling attack planes. his daughter held a public fund-raising campaign to send him here. >> i feel sad and proud at the same time. sorry for what's gone on in the past and proud for what has happened at the same time. >> reporter: for many survivors, it may be their last visit here. daniel martinez is the chief historian for the u.s.s. "arizona" memorial. when they are gone, how will that change the way we think about pearl harbor? >> well, we'll lo

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the new version of candyman reboots the short story, this was co—written byjordan peel and it takes somethingive of the story and i in the good news is we will be back together next week. see you next time. goodbye. hello. the sunniest weather may have beenin hello. the sunniest weather may have been in scotland but it is already turning white or from the west and that rain moving across scotland over the next few hours to northern ireland and that is an area of rain that will push across parts of southern england of the next few hours before clearing the way. showers follow the rain to the northwestern temptress dipping down to mid to low single figures as saturday begins. with an area of northeast england in the midlands, central and southern england pushing across east anglia clearing to sunny spells but for the showers and rain and hail snow spells but for the showers and rain and hailsnow in spells but for the showers and rain and hail snow in scotland, northern ireland north england pushing down towards the north with commitments and brightening up into northwestern scotland, south wale

off as long as donald trump did not peel off. and donald did not. if the man was charged with sexual misconduct, birds of a feather flock together. donald trump was behind this. brett kavanaugh, now on the court we have had years to see what kind of justice he is, trump gets another appointment to the supreme court we had just come out of eight supreme court we are looking at when this fall in which they are going to be huge cases including involving abortion, involving gun rights. with a majority. what has that meant and what is it going to mean going forward? >> i think is still a work in progress. one of the interesting things it was frustrating is a lot of commentary coming out of this most recent supreme court term was that it was the fear of the left in the hopes of the right even the 63 majority it was more pragmatic, more moderate, books for compromise ruling to the great chagrin of the rate but one of the justices would frequently complain in his defense. even in his concurrences about what the conservative majority had

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as the good professor also noted anything that makes white peel uncomfortable, that's what they're goingistrict without basis, because this entire charade has been happening without evidence. i think it's also evident that the republicans look at the glenn youngkin's victor, and even welcome them back. because what we saw in virginia was 57% and that's a 13-point swing back to the gop after they lost so many women under trump's reign. they are now coming back to the party, because they see this, and like, well, i need to protect my child, where in reality they're embracing a new form of white racism. there's a polling says exit polling were voting youngkin on educational issues. i have family in virginia, i spent time there. i don't think that education is what was actually driving white women to youngkin. i think what was driving white women -- and remember, he only won by two percentage votes, he was running against mcauliffe and had a more optimistic campaign. do you think critical race theory as its own issue is driving people or just the same thing as gay marriage, it's a cover for

reporter: starting in january, there's no more tossing food scraps like banana peels or veggies in thed to put excess food and waste bins. >> this is the biggest change to our trash since we started recycling in the 1980's. reporter: cities and counties will turn the waste into compost. >> every time you put that banana peel in organic waste, it is turned into compost or biogas and gets its next life, we are fighting climate change. reporter: the director of cal recycle says it is about removing food waste from landfills which can damage the atmosphere as it decays. she says is the single fastest thing every californian can do on their end. >> if the average household diverted their organic waste, it would be like taking their car off the road for a year. reporter: uc davis professor of food science and technology says the change might be difficult. >> for people to meet the requirements of the law is going to be quite a transition. reporter: cities and counties will be expected to have food recycling programs in place. countertop containers are an option to hold scraps for a few days

in january, no more tossing food scraps like banana peels or veggies in the trash.ns. cities and counties will composted to create an energy source. the director of cal recycle says it's about moving -- removing foodways from landfills that condemns the atmosphere. >> this is the biggest change since we started recycling in the 1980's. every time you put that banana peel inorganic waste, it is turned into compost or a biogas and gets his next life, we are fighting climate change. kumasi: they estimate organic material like food and yard waste makes up half of what is in california landfills. a fifth of the state's methane emissions. what happens if you don't follow the law? cal recycle is focusing on compliance first. reggie: good news for families helping to put crab on the table for holidays. fish and wildlife is allowing commercial crabbing to open on the central coast next week. it is still on hold in the bay area. the start was delayed because of the number of humpback whales and sea turtles in the area. many get tangled up in fishing lines. and oakland group i

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this one is produced and co—written byjordan peele and it takes an old horror text and does somethingthat means... but not as much as petit maman. laughs. and the good news is we can be back together next week. thank you very much, mark, as ever, and enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you choose to see. see you next time. bye— bye. hello there. it was cold over the weekend. some areas saw quite a bit of rain, and we had some snow over northern hills. similar story as we start the new week. we've got a frontal system working its way in from the atlantic. that's going to bring another round of rain and hill snow. you can see it here showing up on that pressure chart. it will be very wet across northern ireland, parts of scotland, western england and wales to start this morning. quite quickly, though, it will brighten up across northern ireland with sunshine and showers. this band of rain will continue its journey eastwards through the day, eventually crossing most of england. we will see some snow over the pennines as well. there could be a bit of a hang back with the rain for east angli

this one is produced and co—written byjordan peele and it takes an old horror text and does somethingly! well, good. that means... but not as much as petit maman. laughs. and the good news is we can be back together next week. thank you very much, mark, as ever, and enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you choose to see. see you next time. bye— bye. hello there. it's been another chilly day today, but whereas we had sunshine across large parts of scotland and northern ireland, there's been much more cloud across england and wales, and we had some rain and drizzle for a while. 0 o wrist of frost most nights in the know will be some snow again and some northern hills, and a winding night on tuesday and that will be quite a talking point, i think. a band of wet weather pushing eastwards during monday, briefly some snow over northern hills and then replaced by some sunshine and blustery showers coming into northern areas, those wintry and western parts of scotland again and a chilling wind blowing as well. temperatures in many places similar to what we had on sunday, but probably milder in t

this one is produced and co—written byjordan peele and it takes an old horror text and does somethingnot as much as petit maman. laughs. and the good news is we can be back together next week. thank you very much, mark, as ever, and enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you choose to see. see you next time. bye— bye. hello and welcome to sportsday. a dramatic day in the premier league with a change at the summit of the table — three times — as manchester city end the day top. max verstappen hits the wall as lewis hamilton takes pole position for the saudi arabian grand prix. f1 is heading for an exciting championship finish and a moment of cricketing history — as ajaz patel takes all ten wickets in a test innings, becoming just the third man to do so. welcome along to sportsday. well, what a day of we've had in the premier league, with the lead at the top of the table changing hands three times. chelsea started the day top, liverpool then climbed to the summit, but in the last half hour, manchester city have ended the day as the premier league leaders. they beat watford 3—1 in the late ga

every time we put the banana peel in our organic waste, it is turned into compost or biogas and it gets life. we are fighting climate change. >> that makes up half of what ii in california landfills and 1/5 of the state's methane conditions. what happens if you don't follow the law. they will focus on compliance, first. -- cal recycle will focus on compliance, first. >> all right. the city of pittsburgh held its holiday tree lighting, virtually, with incoming mayor hall and white leading the countdown. it featured performances by pittsburgh community theater and black diamond ballet. christmas came early for the tigers at the london zoo. keepers treated them to nutmeg and cinnamon. they also got candy decorations. >> weight. -- wait. he wanted to eat that. >> the nutmeg did not cut it. >> one of the tigers made the knotty list for tearing down the candy canes. >> what d.c. -- what does he expect? >> what is it and why? >> why do we think the animals care about decorations? that is so ridiculous. give them the food. give them a toy. not a piece of plastic. do we need to be zookeepers, no

>> way or and i can describe it as peeling is peeling an onion so they are different layers for the first layer of aggression i focus on domestic aggression. i focused on the human rights violations against the uyghur muslim and the persecution of the christians and the mass surveillance systems. it's a digital fortress. i call it a digital prison. keeping 1.4 billion people under tight control. might book gives a lot of cuhistorical context about why d the communist party decide to target the uyghur muslims and how did they build this digital fortress. i want you to focus on the softer tactic because too often we are focusedes on the hard tactics and it's true there a lot of hard tactics like imprisonmentnt forced abortion d even organ harvesting in some instances. i also want to focus on the soft tactic and when i say solved tact tickets about this social contract. basically the social contract in today's communist party to chinese people as long as i can guarantee that your standard of living is going to go up and you have material wealth than you should have demand for political wealt

extended families have significant issues, but our entire family at peel and holland is safe. >> youris in downtown mayfield. >> is it still standing? >> it's barely standing, i would say. it's not going to be usable. unfortunately we did lose our mayfield office, but that's minor in comparison to what many of our clients are now suffering. >> look, it's been, you know, just a day since this deadly storm came through. are you already hearing from people regarding insurance claims and what kind of damage that their homes and businesses have sustained? >> yes, ma'am. we've had a team on the ground in mayfield in marshal county, which is impacted, as well as up in princeton, and we've probably reported over 70 claims for businesses and families in the area and that was just yesterday as people were digging out and understanding just the true impact. we'll be open again this morning and all day today to accept more claims. >> give us a sense of these claims? are you just getting total loss after total loss? >> unfortunately, yes. you know, it's different depending on where the tornado hit

other things that you can peel back on in order to focus on what's really critical.o i need to make sure that my kids are able to do virtual schooling when that happens. i have my job demands. maybe i peel back some other things right now so that i have myself to be essential to the people in my life that are most important to me. >> thank you. important reminders for all of us. thanks very much. >>> for all of you watching and listening, if you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health, please call the national suicide prevention lifeline, 1-800-273-8255. we'll be right back. throughout history i've observed markets shaped by the intentional and unforeseeable. for investors who can navigate this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance e

this one is produced and co—written byjordan peele and it takes an old horror text and does somethingand the good news is we can be back together next week. thank you very much, mark, as ever, and enjoy your cinema—going, whatever you choose to see. see you next time. bye— bye. hi there. most of the rain is going to be across the eastern side of the uk. we've got a ridge of high pressure building into the west, so that should bring quite a bit of sunshine here, but again, some of the rain further north and east will be of a wintry flavour over the high ground. we are still in the cold air mass, as you can see from the blue colours here. windier further east, closer to this area of low pressure, lighter winds further west with this ridge of high pressure. this weather front continues to enhance the rainfall across southeast scotland, north east england, so, again, it's going to be very wet here with further snow on the hills. showery bursts of rain across eastern england, tending to push to the midlands, but i think it should ease down a little bit as we head through the afternoon. pro

investors are in for a shortened week, but due to the christmas holiday, but they will keep their eyes peeledn key economic data. the bureau of economic analysis will release its latest report on personal consumption expenditures. meantime, stocks on friday ended lower. the dow slid 532 points logging its worst day this month. the nasdaq fell ten points, and the s&p 500 lost 48 points. >>> the omicron variant could put a damper on the annual ball drop in times square. new york city's mayor bill de blasio said officials will decide by christmas whether to scale back the bash. last year only essential workers attended. the decision comes as the omicron variant pushes up new infections and is expected to surge in the next few weeks. last month de blasio said the event would come back full strength with attendees showing proof of vaccination against covid. >>> youtube tv is restoring access to disney content after a contract dispute. the disagreement between the two companies on friday led to an interruption of service over the weekend. a deal was finally reached yesterday during the outage. many

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then you can peel. >> okay. that's so much easier than -- all these years.rmy finally won. very exciting. you were there. we should -- we should go. >> yeah. i mean, i workweekenweekends, t. >> okay, so there is no beans in this one. you could put beans. but this is, like, a cincinnati style chili and that's why when you look at the spices, i think it is a more complex flavor. i'm going to cut the lemons and brianna will juice them because she's really good at juicing lemons. i'll do one just to -- >> okay, so it is like four ingredients. it is pretty easy, gin, syrup, lemon juice and bitters. >> with me in the kitchen -- >> cheers! >> cheers! >> scoop some chili on to that. >> yep. ♪ >> now, that is some good chili. >> it is going to last you through the football game. for christmas, we're going to visit family in texas. you're going to -- >> we're going to kansas to visit my husband's family which we haven't been there in so long because of the pandemic. >> look, pam, you can cook this for his family in kansas. >> i thinklike a buddy like you if they trust

so -- and i don't think -- there's parts i don't think can be peeled.nto some parts of the sanctuary. >> reporter: and, andrea, that was jackie gayle you heard there and we spoke with her not long ago. she was out here looking for hand bells. looking forward to christmas celebrations just this past weekend but are counting their blessings today because all of their members are accounted for. >> the spirit sin credible. allison what are you seeing about dawson springs what you're seeing there? >> reporter: if you can believe it, i am standing in what was once a home, a bedroom. the woman who lived here says she was here when the storm came through. all collapsed in on her. she was able to make her way out through the rubble. this car right here, i asked if it was hers. they said, they have no idea where this came from, but it moved that night. somehow she survived. she along with other members of the community, her best friend, the friend of her 14-year-old son, they've been here helping each other, looking for items. things that they can salvage and tak

so we're going to peel back the layers for you. it's like an onion, let's pull back the first layer, an assault on the united states capitol by violent trump-supporting rioters, an attempt to overturn the results of our free and fair election, an assault on our democracy itself, all because of a lie, a big lie. none of it is true. you don't believe me? let's give you some facts. okay? there was no widespread voter fraud, people. none. zero. the associated press spent months reviewing every possible case of voter fraud in six battleground states. every possible case. months doing it. arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. gather your deniers around the television screen. call them up, tell them to watch. because guess what the associated press found in the months examining every conceivable instance of voter fraud in those six battleground states. they found fewer than 475. you know what that amounts to? .15% of joe biden's victory margin in those states. that handful of votes could not have changed anythin

and so they targeted and wanted to peel off a small segment of black male voters just because in suchso that was the kanye play, was to peel off a particular kind of conservative-leaning black male voter. it worked, i mean, they didn't get the majority of black men, but they certainly got a historic amount of black male voter turnout, right? and we don't like to talk about that in black communities because we don't want to demonize black folks, but i think the broader point here is about the way that none of us is immune to these misinformation and disinformation campaigns on the right. one of the things i think we need to be saying about sinema and manchin as well is this simply shows they never had a commitment to voting rights in the first place, because ultimately they want to maintain the respect of their republican colleagues, right? they are really in the pocket of these kind of conservative folks, they think that's where their power lies. they don't have any allegiance to black communities, even though the only reason we're even able to talk about them is balk black and brown

it does affect families it matters to peel when you are paying more for gas although in some states we have got the price down below $3 a gallon but it's not gone down quickly enough, but i think it will. >> and, kristin, the president today saying he thinks this is the peak of the crisis. >> reporter: well, lester, while that may be the president's view, white house officials acknowledge they cannot predict how long this inflation will last. though today they said they are going to apply pressure to some industries including meatpackers to try to lower prices >> kristin welker at the white house, thank you. >>> another major story we're following tonight, the partial victory for opponents of the texas law banning most abortions. the supreme court saying abortion providers can challenge the law in federal court but for now leaving it in effect here's pete williams with more. >> reporter: it is a modest victory for supporters of abortion rights and minor setback for texas which tried to make sba impossible to challenge. the law bans most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy state offi

. >>> up top, let's peel back the onion a little bit to see what took steph curry 789 games to do. already had the single season three point record. career? it was the stage, left and right, miller, ray allen, holding the mark last, first thing is first. just over a minute into the game. 29-73. almost 3-1/2 minutes later. milestone. >> it is good. there it is. >> that is how he got to the record 2974. curry stood alone. game ball from steve kerr. hug from dad, cue ray allen, torch passed and you got to hug mom and thank mama. oh, yeah, the game, final period, green, got a friendly bounce for an 8 point lead. under three minutes to go, here is curry's fifth and last three of the night. his total, 2977. the warriors beat the knicks, 105-96. after the game, curry received a 2974 jersey. >> never wanted to call myself the greatest shooter natural i got this record. i am comfortable saying that now. a special moment that i will appreciate and remember for the rest of my life. >> i was on the court with my hands up. that was good enough for me just to witness it. >> to do it in the garde

it follows the approval of the merc, peel in the u. k. in other news, c, u end security council has agreed a resolution to allow aid into afghanistan. humanitarian support will be exempt from sanctions aimed at the taliban. the u. s. and international institutions had frozen billions of dollars to pressure the new government. more than half the population is facing extreme levels of 100. the deaths all from major flooding in malaysia has risen to at least 33 days after it began. almost 70000 people remain in shelters. malaysia's most densely populated state felony or is the worst effected and rescue teams in myanmar searching for at least 70 people missing after a landslide. at a g mine, there were swept into a lake in northern good chin state. one person has died. those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back with more use after africa direct stay with us. ah, we'll just wait for you. oh. let ya got him up even if i had been to be i mean now when i see my god need go lazy im guinea aguirre, shall we pick up in that in talk was frid

. >> six days ago, juno went missing on a family walk near yarmouth and despite social media peels andhes, there was no news. >> tell me about christmas without her? >> i would rather not. >> it has obviously been tough on you. >> it's a quiet house, hebed is empty. >> today, search and rescue teams across country joined the search. news came through that juno had been spotted by one of the teams drone pilots. >> i think they found her. >> flying along the riverbank, and thershe was. she just sat up and looked up at the drone. she is alive and moving, so that was it. >> after a quick trip to the vet. >> juno has lost weight, around five kilos, but is doing well and is now a home, resting in front of the fire. >> don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the between -- narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this p

keep your eyes peeled for that. heads up 101 north bound near story road east, flooding reported there. there are a handful of crashes in the south bay, traffic hazard as well. south 280 under winchester in that area of the over pass, looks like reports of a trouble spot. be careful as you travel through. 280 at highway 17, three car crash reported on the right hand side of the road way. with all the wet weather we are getting word of spin outs and reports of trouble spots. a spin out reported north 880 north of 237. let's check travel times. west bound 580, 205 to 680, a 23 minute travel time, west bound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 14 minutes. from antioch to the east shore, 28 minutes. north 101 out of the south bay, hellyer to sfo, 38 minutes. i will show you the golden gate bridge in a few minutes. a live look at the bay bridge, you see the rain drops and all the wet weather. there are no delays as you head into san francisco. most bay area bridges are quiet as far as delays. it's a little windy and again, a lot o

if the thieves try to peel off the sticker, the vin stays behind in little dots.roof price tags some department stores use. you can etch your vin. that's what we tried to do with this $25 engraver. a couple notes about safety. we have taken precautions. we read directions that came with the etcher. we are doing this on the car while it's cool. we set the emergency brake. i'm going to wear these safety glasses. we did a practice run. it worked out pretty well. this is probably a two person job. my colleague will read the vin to me while i scratch it into the converter. this takes a little maneuvering. >> glamorous. we have five. t as in tom. >> i'm finding it difficult to actually print the letters on with little clearance. after try four or five, we will call it here because that went how well? >> not super great. i don't think i would recommend that for most people at home, especially if you have a vehicle like this that has low clearance. >> there are auto shops and dealers around town that say they will do this for you. their price was? >> a couple places said

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last august, after several peels, the california supreme court overturned his death sentence. a reporter has covered the case since the beginning, nearly 20 years ago and was one of the few reporters inside the courtroom today. reporter: face-to-face with his late wife sacco family for the first time in nearly 17 years. scott peterson look them in the eye and a redwood say port room as they busted him for killing lisi peterson and her unborn son, connor. 19 years ago today, you were in the midst of planning her murder. she trusted you. she believed in you. earlier, her sister amy angrily told peterson, it makes me sick to be before you now. even though the death penalty has been lifted, you will be penalized in this life and after. after the family spoke, the judge resentenced 49-year-old peterson to life in prison without possibility of parole, bringing an end to his long stay on san quentin sacco death row. he's been in jail 18 years -- reporter: he was listening intently as lisi's family was giving her statements. he appeared to become emotional at times, and answered a cou

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at this nearby airport a plane hangar peeled back like a tin can.colorado winds topping 100 miles per hour. this camper rolling across someone's property. the winds so powerful they snapped this basketball hoop like a twig. the wild weather like this dust storm in western kansas is being fueled by record temperatures, 30 to 40 degrees above normal in some areas and now these storms are taking aim at the region slammed by last weekend's tornadoes. >> the front itself lays down across the ohio, tennessee and mississippi river valleys for several days. heavy rain is not what they need. >> reporter: the national weather service says the tornado that destroyed mayfield, kentucky, packed winds up to 190 miles per hour leaving at least 75 people dead across the state including huda's son who was just 3 years old. >> looking at this makes me sick. but we just got to figure out how we're going to go on without him. >> reporter: here in mayfield the state's emergency management director says it could take months to rebuild the power grid. >> stay safe out the

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