what is plaster? be more specific. what is plaster of paris? yes. that's it.ovie awards for $400, please. lila. what is "the fellowship of the rings"? no. sorry. kelton or irene. [ beep ] lila, although it is "the lord of the rings," it is "the fellowship of the ring," singular. irene, you pick again as we continue. mtv movie awards for $800, please. kelton. who is will smith? right. the author's characters for $800, please. lila. who is stephenie meyer? yes. the author's characters for $1,600. [ beep ] the author is james fenimore cooper. back to you, lila. the author's characters for $1,200. lila. who is lewis carroll? yes. the author's characters for $400. irene. who is dr. seuss? yes. the author's characters for $2,000, please. lila. who is herman melville? yes. you got him. mtv movie awards for $1,200. lila. what is "kicking & screaming"? no. [ beep ] correct response -- "what is 'dodgeball'?" back to you, though, lila. mtv movie awards for $1,600. lila. what is "juno"? "juno." correct. mtv movie awards for $2,000. [ beep ] that was shailene woodley. back

and did like a two-hour thing where he was like wrapping me in wet plaster, whatever it was.of you, and like an army of his sons -- >> pretty much, he did like a mold of me and drilled me, cut me open, power sawed me open. put it together. i put a hat on him, a shirt, and said here is the character. >> jimmy: wow, did you get an a? >> i did get an a. they were like we don't know what to do with this. this is not a book report. >> jimmy: this percy jackson is a popular series of books. >> yeah, it is pretty popular. some people like it. >> jimmy: and now there is a second movie that people -- and you play percy jackson? >> i do, yes. >> jimmy: one of of the jackson family? >> yeah, yeah, he -- >> jimmy: he finds out he is one of the jackson family -- but percy jackson is like a half human, half -- >> he is a demi-god, or -- he is a kid who finds out he is the son of poseidon, a big adventure film in the modern day. >> jimmy: and was it a lot of fun to do this, or were you now jaded? >> no, it is a lot of fun these are huge adventure films. you get to be on wires and play sword

you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today.

this is a permit for removal of plaster. our inspector went out and found they had gone beyond the permit and we issued a notice of violation and that was in 2012. prior to that it's when the site permit was filed. this permit went through the standard review site permit process with all required agencies did their review and approval and the permit was issued for a site permit. the site permit authorizes the plans and work submitted for the actual construction. if you have any questions? >> was the permit holder for the removal of the stairs and chimney the same? as the current site permit? >> yes. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this? please step forward. 3 minutes. >> good evening. my name is helen loss ur and i live across the street. i have also lived there for 30 years. there has been a lot of renovation in that neighborhood and we've done some and generally neighbors go around and talk to the neighbors, invite them in and show them what they are planning to do and incorporate as much as possible concerns.

the earth- and-plaster finish on the cottages uses clay harvested on-site.plentiful. we just dug a hole up right next to where the cottage was going to go and that was our material that we used. a living roof of native vegitation puts the west-end cottage in perfect harmony with the landscape providing natural insulation. the whole concept is to feature natural building materials and techniques and to show how it can be beautiful, functional, and comfortable for people. it's a passion for nature and for beauty in a place that's come to be known as the valley of the arts. theres more cruisin adventures to come. hear the astonishing story of a german settler who walked all the way from pennsylvania to build a historic town near st. louis. its a story of unshakable determination and hope for a better life. one of the reasons they settled here was because of the stone in the hillside surrounding. the people who had come from belheim, germany and surrounding parts of the rhineland area were stone masons, tailors, all kinds of occupations. village founder jacob ma

they used resin and plaster and it takes ten days at the shortest. new materials became available. making it possible, for example, to get the mask in class. he unleashes his creativity. >> i researched different colors to come up with new production techniques. if i adapt my work to our times, i think i will be in a period of time position to convey the appeal to a wider audience. >> he is committed to training the next generation of mask painters. he has been teaching his son and another 20 apprentices under his wing. the works have grown overtime to produce 500,000 masks per year. about half are exported to the united states, japan, and other countries. the long-term project is to paint a scroll that records the 4,000 varies of masks he produced so far. it's one way to ensure the survival of his trade. >> translator: it's our duty to hand over the tradition to future generations. if we fail to preserve this culture, the tradition of mask making will be lost forever. >> he and his disciples managed to revive interest in the craft in china and abroad. they hope it will be enough t

. >>> a fire in forest hill in plaster county is having a wide reaching effect across many ports of california. >> sacramento valley are complaining about the smoke from the fire. >> fire officials admit the large amount of smoke is unusual. >> they say one reason is the fire area hasn't burned in some 50 years providing more intense fuel to burn. >> flames sc --ortched thousands of acres. >>> following a gas leak on danville boulevard last month, contra costa officials say it went out accidentally to an alert to fema. >>> 278 people are dead after police in cairo's ousted president morsi. >> it prompted violent clashes elsewhere. >> police storm two sitting camps occupied by supporters of mohamed morsi. >> your they killing us? what have we done? >> clashes popped up around cairo including alexandria, where supporters and opponents through whatever they could. >> today's events are deplurable and run counter to egypt's rules for peace. >> against protestors called on all parties to resolve peacefully. >> egypt's interim president declared a month long curfew. >> the vice president stepped dow

and, quote, i saw smoke and plaster flying out, blowing out through the walls. i dropped to the floor. that's what everyone did. reber crawled out of the room and hid. he says after the initial shooting, he watched the gunman go back to his car, pull out another gun and return to the building. police say when the shooter went back inside, two people tackled him and the gunman was shot in the leg, preventing anymore bloodshed. >> it is rather disturbing for us. you see it all over. and here it is, in your hometown. >> reporter: state police say the shooter had an ongoing property dispute with the township. he's in police custody this morning. preeti arla, abc news, washington. >> we'll, of course, stay on top of that story and bring you any developments. >>> and another scene we've been watching overnight, a fast-moving wildfire that's threatened hundreds of homes in southern california. the fire started in cleveland national forest and grew quickly, as temperatures neared 100 degrees. residents in the town of lake elsinore were forced to leave as ash rained down

but we still get a sense that with the arrival of the american guys plaster middle eastern share your prey's ready to manipulate energy prices some have actually already started it like bulgaria has negotiated twenty percent discount if there was a lot of will arise negotiation procedures which are. included in our contracts. and sell it as that i had spoke all but i see visions in the soap and be of dime a subject that justified by the development those a lot of good you should and that's why it's absolutely normal to see price revision negotiations. on both sides in our practice we reached the crease of the prices when the prices was a lot more and the price was. high and due to go shares as a brother that. we will be in a position to work to keep our market share and also the market will continue to do well and to to correct the price we. don't see any problem from a correction of a surprise dependent from which level this correction is that is done. so you just mentioned azerbaijan recently a consortium was chosen to park gas from mars or bridge on to western europe further reduci

this is a group that makes plastering proregime propaganda on popular websites, but what they used this is an exkaulation. the army would go after the direct managers of the websites they were hacking, using a phishing e-mail like this one that would try to give up their log in prudentials. it's called the domain name system and that connects you when you type in a website like cnn.com to the specific address where that content is found. this time the hackers went after the managers of the connections, and in this case a firm that works with a company called melbourne it, and they tricked them into giving up their passwords. as a result some people trying to go to "the times" website were steered by the army. if the u.s. conducts strikes on syria, will the hacks get worst? homeland security expert says they will likely strike again. >> they did work with some of their allies and iran, if they were to get support from china and russia, then, yes, the game changes quickly, and it escalates in terms of capability. >> the targets for cyber enemies, the u.s. electrical grid, and the syrian e

and in the historical facade is ordained with the master plaster and surrounded by the club's name sake (inaudible) the inscription in 1935, for several decades the club has been opened to the public and all for rent and all members are owners, however, membership is no longer exclusive to italian decents. the club is booked on weekly dance lessons on tuesday, swing, thursday is tango and one of the most important thing there is a children's rock band land. and they teach the kids music there. and also, the verde club directly employs about a dozen people there full time and when they have events and the other thing that i have here is this is a preliminary assessment letter, and it was dated july first, 2011, and this is eastern neighborhood final mitigation measures to the procedures and permit for the plan and involving new construction or alterations over 55 feet or 10 feet, taller than the adjacent building, which the building will be substantially taller than ten feet next to the verde club. >> and not only on that matters, is also i think that this building will also these are th

. >> crews will arrive to battle a wildfire in plaster county. american fire consumed 1,200 acres close to the american river in tahoe national forest. water dropping helicopters are doing the firefighting. it started on sunday and has grown quickly and not threatening buildings but creating smoky conditions for the gold country. the health department is warning residents who are extra sensitive to smoke to limit their time outdoors. >> now mike? >> it is cool in nevada at 46 degrees and everyone else is in the 50's so i will double check that number. 55 at san francisco, and 57 in oakland, and san carlos and san jose and 56 in concord and fremont. san ramon is 52. and live more and napa at 58, and mountain view is 59. and san jose and half moon bay along with oakland at 57. now, the day planner, we are starting off with fewer clouds. that will mean a quick warming. we are near 80 inland by noon. at 70 in the bay and 60 at the coast. by 4:00 we have reached the highs but, still, warm, especially inland in the upper 80's and mid-70's at the bay. w

. >> reporter: the whale is being removed piece by piece wrapped in a white plaster cast and sent toe they use dental tools to slowly uncover the whale's story. paleontologist, steven godfrey. >> we've actually found a number of shark teeth associated with the skeleton. so there's sort of a halo, right, of shark teeth around the skull. >> the shark that these teeth belonged to were feeding on this whale? >> probably. it may have been the shark that killed the whale. >> reporter: it appears to be a relative of the pigmy white whale and it's also related to the much larger blue whale. back on the beach john bachman can hardly believe his luck in stumbling across the discovery of a lifetime. >> this is a piece of the earth's history that has come to life. >> reporter: a piece of history full of secrets now being painstakingly revealed. chip reid, virginia. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs this morning, an update on the flare-up of the wild fire near yosemite national park. >>> a look at the bradley manning gender controversy. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for now. i'm anne

and feature the brick construction and cast iron plasters and a regular pattern and was set parapit. >> just to give you a brief history, of the project, in 2002, a certificate of appropriateness was approved and allowed the removal of the bricks for structural improvements. it was removed between 2004 and 2007. the intent at that time was to store the brick and then reenstall it. in 2007. >> and it was approved and allowed for residential use in the building. >> and your construction staff and the owner went bankrupt and in 2011, the present owner bought the building, and the bricks were not part of the building and there was a change also, in management of the storage facility where the bricks were being stored and the bricks. >> there will be no deviation for the montgomery street. and the 2002 approved. and so the holding place 2002 and 2007 calls for the reinstallation of the brick. because the original brick is no longer available we had to consider the alternative we originally considered them. and in june we met with the arc and stucco was recommended as a prefered alternativ

individuals were the victims in the pictures the ones that we've seen in the images that have been plastered across the world that's who these individuals represent this fight their efforts of federal judge eventually dismissed the lawsuit citing that obvious graves overseas and therefore outside of u.s. jurisdiction interesting logic considering how is the u.s. military prison but it's a complete dismissal of this case is not enough it gets much worse because you see now the defense contractors see a c.i. is turning around and to wean them yep the giant corporation is trying to sue the four victims for compensation for a series of legal fees associated with their original lawsuit are you kidding me apparently it wasn't good enough to get away scot free after running a torture chamber now corporations trying to take away even more from these victims than it already has if this doesn't show the utter disregard these contractors have for human life i don't really know what does but should we expect anything more in the u.s. government gives them complete immunity for the war crimes if this twi

individuals were the victims in the pictures the ones that we've seen in the images that have been plastered across the world that's who these individuals represent to spite their efforts a federal judge eventually dismissed the lawsuit citing that obvious grave is overseas and therefore outside of u.s. jurisdiction interesting logic considering how is the u.s. military. isn't but it's a complete dismissal of this case is not bad enough it gets much worse because you see now the defense contractor c.s.c. i is turning around and sue we then yep the giant corporation is trying to sue the four victims for compensation for a series of legal fees associated with their original lawsuit are you kidding me apparently it wasn't good enough to get away scot free after running a torture chamber now corporations trying to take away even more from these victims than it already has if this doesn't show the utter disregard these contractors have for human life i don't really know what does but should we expect anything more than the u.s. government gives them complete immunity for the war crimes if this tw

individuals were the victims in the pictures the ones that we've seen in the images that have been plastered across the world that's who these individuals represent despite their efforts a federal judge eventually dismissed the lawsuit citing that obvious graves overseas and therefore outside of u.s. jurisdiction interesting logic considering how is the u.s. military prison but it's a complete dismissal of this case is not bad enough it gets much worse because.

speaker not understood] in our places, making sure we're not doing naming rights for corporations and plastering those on places. but this programming coming today to say for the most part we're happy to see that it's said here there are not naming rights for pier parks or buildings. even though i haven't seen the specific mention in here, i haven't seen corporate mentioned. i'm assuming it can

you look up at the seceiling you would believe that's hand kof carved out of wood and it is a cast plaster sealing and the only spanish design in an arts building. there are no records about how many people worked on this building. the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> health service board is now in order. please stand for the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands; one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam secretary, roll call, please. >> roll call.

speaker not understood] in our places, making sure we're not doing naming rights for corporations and plastering those on places. but this programming coming today to say for the most part we're happy to see that it's said here there are not naming rights for pier parks or buildings. even though i haven't seen the specific mention in here, i haven't seen corporate mentioned. i'm assuming it can be individual and foundational gifts. i haven't seen that with the m-o-u i looked through seeing it exactly stated here. the biggest thing we wanted to bring up, we wanted to make sure this is going to be a place making, not a place taking. bricks, benches, that's not the issue. the one that [speaker not understood] the elements, the parks -- open plaza area and the point saying we're going to put a name. how is that going to look? on a park, how is that going to look on that point? what are we going to have to signify that? and is that going to be something if we open up to more of a commercial naming right and in a way or if it's going to be an individual foundation that's going to have the ability to h

the president obama did it for this fact, but because apple gave him $300,000 to get reelected the plasteril: that is a cynical and jaded view. >> samsung only gave $750 to the election campaign. he is from chicago and gary would agree with me on that. neil: gentlemen, i wish we had more time. at this time we do not. in the meantime, remember when mitt romney was the butt of all jokes? it turns out that he is now having the last laugh. late-night comics are ribbing him now. right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting.. an900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. do you mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that fght right t

. >> reporter: the whale is being removed piece by piece, wrapped in a white plaster cast, and sent tocalvert marine museum in maryland, where they use dental tools to slowly uncover the whale's story. paleontologist stephen godfrey. >> we've actually found a number of shark teeth associated with the skeleton. so there's sort of a halo of shark teeth around the skull. >> reporter: the sharks these teeth belong to were feeding on this whale. >> probably. they may have been the sharks that killed the whale. >> reporter: godfrey says the whale appears to be an extinct relative of the pygmy right whale. it's also related to the much larger blue whale. back on the beach, john bachman can still hardly believe his luck, stumbling across the discovery of a lifetime. >> this is a piece of the earth's history that has come to life! >> reporter: a piece of history full of secrets now being painstakingly revealed. chip reid, cbs news, stratford hall, virginia. >> schieffer: and that's the news. for scott pelley, i'm bob schieffer, cbs news in new york. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. captionin

apprentices of the plumbing and pipefitting industry of the united states and canada, local 38; plasterers, local 66; sheet metal workers, local 104; auto, marine and specialty painters, local 1176; teamsters, local 853; and automotive machinists, local 1414 (joint common craft >> and number three to the tentative agreement between the district and the international union of operating engineers, local 39 and at the present timive agreement and between the district and the service employees and international union. local 1021. >> moved and second. >> i see no public speakers for this item. and so, at this time, i would like to call on the superintendent to read the recommendation for each agreement. >> thank you. >> president norton, i would like to call on executive director carm elo scarloto to read the motion. >> thank you, superintendent. >> and board. >> so the recommendation for the tentative agreement between the district and the international bother hood of workers, has got the san francisco board conducts a public hearing and adopts it in the related public disclosure documents. >>

the president obama did it for this fact, but because apple gave him $300,000 to gereelected the plasteril: that is a cynical and jaded view. >> samsung only gave $750 to the election campaign. he is from chicago and gary would agree with me on that. neil: gentlemen, i wish we had more time. at this time we do not. in the meantime, remember when mitt romney was thebutt of all jokes? it turns out that he is now having the last laugh. late-night comics are ribbing him now. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. pl, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like erybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. voted "best investment services company." neil: president obama's approval rating has dropped eight points down to 25%,than a year and a half. he tracked down whose approval he has lost, track thedown using e-mail address an

light damage buildings, superficial damage, broken windows, some plaster that might be cracked but basically a light damage building would be one that has mostly damage to the contents. shelves falling over, windows broken, that type of thing. if you had to go into a light damaged building, you would use these procedures. of course you gather information about a building before you go into it, as much information, who lives there, that type of thing. shut off any utilities needed, locate and triage any injured patients, document and communicate the location of any trapped or missing persons. it could be an invalid. in fact, most of the injuries apld most of the deaths in earthquake, they don't happen with structures falling down, they happen with items falling on you like televisions and bookcases. that's most of the deaths that happen in earthquakes. a moderately damaged building, this would be one that has a greater amount of cracking on the interior. moderately damaged building, you can actually go into. the procedures you would follow are basically the same. gather information, shut off