so this guy is blowing corn flour through a funnel when it goes up in the air against a flame, poof,odes. but it's funky. when he is burned, corn flour on a spoof, a bunch of it scooped up on a spoon and he touches it. nothing. it burns. >> so it just mixes with the air and creates more of a combustible dust. >> he explains that there's more surface for burning when you blow it up into the air. so let's get our corn flour explosion experts back. >> this guy knows everything. >> he does. >> poof! >> i like the way you just did that. >> thank you. >> why is it we can get that fireball? >> corn flour is flammable because it had a s. a starch. starch is a complex carbohydrate made from glue close and glucose is very flammable due to the chemical makeup. so on a spoon it does combust a bit. it is car mallized. it doesn't make a big explosion. the reason for the larger combustible explosion which you blow it is that there is actually a lot more surface area to combine with the oxygen in the air making a giant fireball. >> is that why you have siloh fires? >> it's the dust. if there is anot

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. >> and all of a sudden, poof, and there were, back in the middle aims. shoe for this to happen again so soon is very frustrating. >> the nor'easter's snow and wind pushed down snow and power lines and enter fared with a whole host of post-sandy relief efforts. >>> we've heard about the folks in long lines to get gas. now officials are doing something about it but that solution brings its own brand of pain. starting tomorrow drivers in new york city with license plate numbers ending in odd numbers can get gas. on saturday, folks with even numbers. right now only 25% of the gas stations are open. >> our own reporter bruce leshan knows what it's like to have to start over apartment tree crashed down on his home during superstorm sandy forcing him and his family out. >> reporter: i'm learning a lot about how to come back after a huge tree nearly destroyed my home. i'm hope wag i've learned is going to help other people. a week ago i lived in a forest of poplars. but all around the neighborhood now the chain saws are buzzing, the cranes are lifting the logs o

. >> all of a sudden poof. and there we are, back in the middle ages. >> reporter: officials say it could have been worse. >> believe it or not the snow was helpful. because it wasn't rain. and so it helped on the flooding side. >> reporter: here in hard hit rockaway beach it's not snow but sand that's a big problem. trucks have been working all day to clear mountains of it from the streets. at saint rose of lima in rockaway, this priest stayed behind for his parishioners when sandy hit. he says some church goers who lost everything plan to move away. >> we encourage them to come back. and start again. we don't give up. >> reporter: as the rebuilding continues the weather should be better with temperatures in the 60s by the beginning of next week. >>> in an effort to deal with fuel shortages caused by hurricane sandy gas rationing begins this morning in new york city and some surrounding suburbs. new york governor andrew cuomo is calling for an investigation of the utility company that serves long island. more

red, same. 4 means it's a fire hazard and poof, catch on fire like that. this is it may detonate. this is the dns hacienda. there is a health hazard but we are clueing into number 4. there is flammable stuff in there when frank and i show up we put on our thinking caps. >> do you think putting this great label on the front door is a good idea? glass front door? may be not. what happens when you leave you leave the door open or when we show up, we break the door down. somewhere to the side is better. hazardous material and how they get into us. you breathe them. you can eat them or get them on you. okay. or they can be injected into you. like if you have hazardous material at the grand autoand you slip and you get stuck. it's in you and on you. stay out of that place. here's a look of hazardous spills. the can tainer is bubling and oozing. bubling liquids or vapors. yeah. anything like that if you see something like that after an earthquake. don't kick it, pick it up or taste it. you will safety first. then everybody around you. isolate the area, for everybody else. and notice the

poof poof. i don't know what the record is for blood pressure checks but i'm about ready to set one here at the pentagon. it was not a relationship after he nominated me to the president to be ob the chairman. but over the course of time because we both worked at it very hard you can develop that trusting relationship. and so i think empathy for what his position was as a political appoint tee a senior civilian in the department of defense and all the responsibility he has and like wise having to respect what my responsibilities are and why they're different from his. so v.m.i.. how do we pick this person? >> you just took mine integrity. very intact sir. >> say more about that. >> as a leader the people who you work for and work for as well if you lose your baring their going to draw off of that. and the same thing you constantly work with people and have you to have tact and know when to give them a swift kick in the but or a hug. >> you've learned a lot already because some need a kick and so

we exist momentarily to pay rent, then poof, we disappear again. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> thank you very much. >> do you have a comment? >>> hello, my name is anthony bar low. i no longer live in the hotel, but i can testify that the things are true. i lived there for two years. the things were so horrendous, i moved last spring. like i said, everything is true. the bed bugs, horrendous. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] justice for people that are still there. >> any further public comment? seeing none. >> does the appellant want three minutes for rebuttal? >> thank you, commissioners, i'll be very brief. the issue before us is not about the issues that the tenants raised. there is no doubt that this -- these hotels have the problems. this is not the only one that runs into this. it's in the location of taylor and turk. i remember a few years back i was out there at nighttime at another hotel and walking around. there were bullets flying around and police cars. it's a really, really rough area. honestly it's hard to maintain these places with the tenants

poof poof. i don't know what the record is for blood pressure checks but i'm about ready to set one here at the pentagon. it was not a relationship after he nominated me to the president to be ob the chairman. but over the course of time because we both worked at it very hard you can develop that trusting relationship. and so i think empathy for what his position was as a political appoint tee a senior civilian in the department of defense and all the responsibility he has and like wise having to respect what my responsibilities are and why they're different from his. so v.m.i.. how do we pick this person? >> you just took mine integrity. very intact sir. >> say more about that. >> as a leader the people who you work for and work for as well if you lose your baring their going to draw off of that. and the same thing you constantly work with people and have you to have tact and know when to give them a swift kick in the but or a hug. >> you've learned a lot already because some need a kick and so

. >> and then -- poof. >> iceland, january 2009.he country's top equestrians kick off the league. >> it was a normal day. everybody was going to have a really nice time and see the beautiful horses. >> no one is aware this event will end like never before. >> it was supposed to be a show. it was a huge show. >> icelandic horses are intimately linked to the national identity. the sturdy, good natured breed has survived in one of the planet's most challenging environment for hundreds of years. they're the reason that humans have thrived here as well. >> they have from the north to the south to the south to the north, all over. all over. >> the icelandic horse has two distinct gaits not found anywhere else in the world. the most famous is call tolt. >> it doesn't move. it stays there. >> you can feel like you're flying. you're swerving around. >> the horses hooves beat rhythmically over the ice which is customarily tested ahead of times and appears to be solid after days of cold temperatures. >> it's been 10 to 15 degrees minus for a f

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when they do, poof, fog forms. it forms in the low lying areas. you drop into a little low lying area, and all of a sudden your visibility is way down. maybe a few hundred feet at best. tomorrow morning, be ready for thick fog in these areas, especially toward the benicia area. south towards the modesto area, and stockton if you're traveling, i know a lot of you are. the weekend will be dominated by high pressure. it looks like a really nice weekend with temperatures getting into the 70s, as we head into friday, perhaps. it shows up on the computer model, that's how you know it's going to be pretty pervasive. forecast highs tomorrow, not a bad day, right? it's november, the end of november, 67 in livermore. 69 in gilroy. as we head to friday and saturday, we could still see temperatures, temperatures top in the low 70s. a beautiful holiday week and a beautiful holiday weekend to follow. on the five day, no rain. but we can feel good about where we are right now. >> yeah, the weather worked out perfect this week. >> good timing, thank you bill. >>>

when they do, poof, fog forms. it forms in the low lying areas.rop into a little low lying area, and all of a sudden your visibility is way down. maybe a few hundred feet at best. tomorrow morning, be ready for thick fog in these areas, especially toward the benicia area. south towards the modesto area, and stockton if you're traveling, i know a lot of you are. the weekend will be dominated by high pressure. it looks like a really nice weekend with temperatures getting into the 70s, as we head into friday, perhaps. it shows up on the computer model, that's how you know it's going to be pretty pervasive. forecast highs tomorrow, not a bad day, right? it's november, the end of november, 67 in livermore. 69 in gilroy. as we head to friday and saturday, we could still see temperatures, temperatures top in the low 70s. a beautiful holiday week and a beautiful holiday weekend to follow. on the five day, no rain. but we can feel good about where we are right now. >> yeah, the weather worked out perfect this week. >> good timing, thank you bill. >>> for t

memory everybody knows how it goes you just ♪ ♪ erase me do me like a bro and tase me ♪ ♪ fireworks poof ♪ erase me this is not shouting baby ♪ ♪ erase me go and call the cops now baby ♪ ♪ ah the memory everybody knows but the brand new ♪ ♪ erase me and you'll never have to face me ♪ ♪ erase me option-command-escape me ♪ ♪ and if you feel nothing guess what i wanna be nothing ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank robert pattinson and chris hardwick, i want to apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. this is the album. "the sound of the life of the mind." it's out now. playing us off the air with the song "do it anyway," see the full performance on jimmykimmellive.com. once again, ben folds five! good night! ♪ ♪ you ♪ ♪ if you're paralyzed by the voice in your head ♪ ♪ scaring you instead ♪ go on and do it

it's not impossible that liberalism could go poof. i think it's unlikely because i think liberalism has a lot more vitality than something like communism had. it's a lot more democratic. it's a lot more connected to the people. it's a lot more flexible, and, hence, we'll have a lot more fight in it, i think. >> yes, sir? >> i wonder if you could shed some light for me, if you could tell us, for a moment, from the per speck -- perspective of someone who is a proponent of living constitution -- >> uh-huh -- >> if he's really a true believer that deviating from the original intent of the constitution is something that is very desirable? how does he justify, you know, parting from the original intents of the constitution -- i mean, where do you draw the line in a serious self-assessment as a proponent of the living constitution? >> well, in wilson's hand, the living constitution is not something primarily they are concerned with, but something all branches of government pursue, and for him, primarily the objective, more than the courts or

so, poof, he dictator, saying he is trying to speed up the government transition but opponents argue he has appointed himself a new dictator and egyptian health officials say violent clashes between police and the pro democracy demonstrators led to one death and hundred credits of injuries. and now to cairo, what happened with the meeting with the judges today with president morsi? >>reporter: details still coming out but this was supposed to be a dave compromise when the egyptian president reached out to opponents, some of the chief judge whose have opposed his move to put himself above the law and the courts and make a compromise on that decree, perhaps modify it. initial reports say there was no back down by the president, insteads saying he stands firm on his right to impose that decree and any laws he issues are final and above the law. really, you can hear it filter into the crowd. they are getting news of this and the anger and energy of the crowd has risen in the past hour. >>shepard: and they will not back down unless and until president morsi rescinds the decrees. >>reporte

them in the right proportions, fab fabricate them in the right layers, assemble the stuff, and then, poof, you got it. it's the assembly, atomic construction. it doesn't violate the laws of physics, i don't know how you do it, but it could be done. >> how far away is that? >> pretty far off, maybe it wouldn't be that hard, but, you know, so in that model, it's atonic assembly. every cell in your body does this already. we have a hard time creating machines that do it, but biology's a fantastic factory taking, you know, instructions, called dna, assemble commodity proteins and molecules, and create the most extraordinary machinery we've seen. >> well, thanks. [laughter] >> we know how to do it, but i think the answer's got to be less about machinery and more about harnessing the lessons of biology, and just, you know, creating bilogical factories. biology is a design challenge. >> reporter: thanks to chris magazine, and we thank our audiences here, on radio, television, and the internet. we also remind everybody that copies of chris' new book, "makers" the industrial revolution" are on sal

. >> leak, chardonnay leak in my case on my laptop and poof, there goes your laptop, your whatever.to lose everything in there. think about all the stuff in your computer you use to run your life, your work stuff family photos, music all of that. >> music collections can run over $1,000. imagine that if you had a hard drive crash. >> right. >> gone. >> right gone, poof, set up carbonnite and you'll have time to do what you want, because apparently people have family and kids and bake things for men. anyway my point is for $59 a year, you can get unlimited back up for your computer. >> you can get up early to bake an omelet. >> back up your files also, check it out go to carbonnite.com type in stephanie for a free trial plus two free bonus months with your subscription. offer code is stephanie. 19 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: for a good time, call now 1-800-steph-1-2. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll meeting. rolo.get your smooth on. also in minis. i think the number one thing t

as i would come in the bank, i would go poof, like that. kind of like a magic trick.uld just automatically appear. and then i would run right at the first teller and i would jump up on the counter and i would stand over them. see how i stood up? you've got to move the camera. those cameras were all facing down. so they got 90 seconds of just my ass and legs, mostly. and you bark out orders. see, i don't want to hurt anybody. i'm not going to hurt anybody. you know, but they don't know that. okay? create peace by emanating extreme violence. in fact patrick swayze said that in the movie where he robbed all the banks. what's that, "point break"? >> striking fear into others has also landed darren bailey in prison, but he took things beyond the fear stage. >> oh, man. it was kind of gruesome, man. bodies all found and everything like that. for this area, it's not really easy to walk through. we're not having a typical conversation now. now we're dealing with something more personal. as much as i try to move on, i'm still haunted by that past. >> bailey didn't elaborate on

the number of voters, absentee ballots don't match the number of absentee voters and 800 votes went poof- just disappeared. has this cost west the re-election? he is the republican tea party favorite. now he barely trails patrick murphy. a partial recount being held in the st. lucie county board of elections. boy law, the race is supposed to be finalized by noon today, that means in the next 14 minutes. the west campaign has said this, quote, all we have been fighting for since the very beginning is to ensure the citizens of this county and their votes accurate and fairly have been counted. while the florida party says, the votes have been counted, recounted and certified twice at the state. and patrick murphy has won beyond the margin of recount. it is time for west to stop wasting the taxpayer time and money and allow murphy to focus on the job he was elected to do. but we have a lawyer, jeffrey scott shapiro, he doesn't speak for the campaign, but he has been involved in the issue. he is at the office the st. lucie advisory. you are watching the vote count. >>. >> we will know if 15 m

when they come together poof. that is where you get the fog. that's what we are seeing right now. 40s or very, very low 50s. it's a good 10-15-degrees cooler than for some. the higher clouds are marching into the ridge of high pressure. ly tell you they don't have much of a chance. yes, whether get a lot of high clouds as you can see this takes us through this afternoon. most of that. i think it's a little overdone here. there will be breaks in those clouds. take it into saturday. look at the rain line maybe ukiah north i would say maybe. mostly sunny, partly cloudy to the north. mild temps. 60s to low, low 70s. and than high pressure says i think i'll come in for that. set your clocks back one hour sunday and enjoy the sunny warm weather. >>> european investors seem to be waiting for the u.s. jobs report for october comes out in just about ten minutes. the major market index is there are mixed right now. overnight nearly all the asian markets closed with gains. hong kong, japan, and south korea all finished the day up more than 1%. investor th

recent rain, temperature dew point temperature which condensation occurs they come together and poof like that. it doesn't last long. but it looks like overall temperatures will be a little above average today or a little above normal. few high clouds. clearlake over to ukiah. mainly sty staying to the north. 37 napa. 50 in san francisco. and a lot of 40s or upper 30s. there is no doubt about it a chill for some. not too bad for others. with that easterly breeze in place and high pressure end result is mostly sunny. few high clouds a little bit overall patchy fog. when the fog burns off there is not much of a breeze. 60s on the temps. low to mid to upper 70. no change into saturday. sunday could be a little cooler but still pretty nice. monday temperatures start to drop a little bit. tuesday increasing clouds. >>> something you may be doing with your mail may make you a crime victim. the reason putting a hold on your mail could be tipping off criminals. >>> plus there is a 17-year-old fighting for his city. he's pushing for piedmont and oakland to come together. >>> all right. we hav

poof.habam. >> tonight, "growing jubilee" is holding a sold-out benefit concert to continue its fund raising. they're already raised $129,000 through online donations, which is enough to buy approximately $2.5 million of defaulted loans due to their steep markdowns. for more we're joined by pamela brown, ph.d. student in sociology at the new school, one of the organizers of rolling to believe. explain. who is getting bailed out? >> first of all, thank you for having me on your show. rolling jubilee was an idea floating around for awhile. one of the people in the video we just saw brought the idea to a coalition we formed earlier this summer called "strike debt scrap it rose from the university debt. we started to gather and -- we started talking realize that that was the tie that binds the 99%, the intersection of wall street and our lives. >> say more how rolling jubilee happens. >> it is a very simple idea, yet no one has ever tried it before. debt collectors do this all the time. someone

it also positions the party very poof poorly. i think what governor jindal said is very correct. we failed to articulate why republican proposals can really help the poor. how it could help various groups in america. it can help the economy. and that's a story that really didn't get out there in this election, and the republican party needs to get better at doing that. >> jp, senior obama campaigned a virz david action l roll sent out this tweet in response, saying still looking for america through that 47% prism that tells donors to take him in. do romney's remarks hurt republicans at a time when they're trying to reach out to minority voters? trying to change the narrative here? >> it hurts. unfortunately for romney, he's going to play much less of a roll in the party now that his bid is over, now that he lost the election. i think people like bobby jindal will have a much louder voice. i think it's a little bit of a step back. but bobby jindal is putting forward the right kind of message, which is the republican party should be going after 100% of voters, not just 53%. >> and

if you don't remember it, it might be because that deal, poof, fell apart. relationships really soured. and today here we are again. the president has secured a second term, the speaker is holding on to his post too, and these two, once again, somehow need to find compromise when it comes to this looming fiscal cliff. i'm sorry if you're sick of hearing about it. but it is critical. the president and the speaker getting right to work, both of them making remarks today on the economy. athena jones is in washington. so athena, what are we expecting to hear from the speaker? we just heard from brianna what we're expecting to hear from the president. so take me to the speaker's remarks. >> reporter: hi, ashleigh. what we're likely to hear from speaker boehner, what we've been hearing, not just the last few days, but several months, more than a year, as you guys just talked about. we know what the sticking points are. one of the major ones is whether to raise taxes for the wealthy. this is something the president ran on. speaker boehner spoke with abc. let's list

. >> well, he is in the center of technology and it went poof. >> but now he's back. lawrence is back. frank and i have some money riding on whether that plane is going to fly or not. >> i have heard it's going to fly. it's just a question of how far. so we are going to give it a shot right now. but yeah, this is what it's all about down here in san jose. the tech museum of innovation is trying things and seeing if they work. if they don't, make adjustments and try again. they are having a science festival. we are joined by jessica hendricks to tell us what's going on this weekend. what can we expect to see? >> we are going to be bringing our human powered launcher which we are about to use to discovery days at at&t park in san francisco tomorrow. so you can come and make your own airplane. >> reporter: you can walk on the field of the world champion san francisco giants and enjoy some science out there this weekend? >> very true. over 150 exhibitors anticipated attendance of 30,000 people. it's going to be amazing. >> reporter: 30,000 people. that's great. there are

>> because if nothing happens between now and the end of the year, all the tax cuts, poof, they disappearyou come back, the first week in january and you pass a bill, then the tea partiers, boehner can make the argument to them if they want to be reasonable, now you're voting for a tax cut. not for everyone, but for 98%. before that happens, the tea party people will say we're voting to raise taxes on the rich. if you let it happen on its own -- >> do you buy this, joy? that people don't get what's going on? they know what the mechanics of this thing -- >> let me finish one second. the tea partiers have to worry, some of them, about being challenged from the right if they vote for anything resembling a tax hike. if you wait until after the slope hits, you can say it's not a tax hike. so that may help -- >> you're really playing down the intelligence of people on the right, that they don't know -- >> i'm not giving a lot of credit of intelligence to tea partiers. >> they know what a tax increase is and they know what a fiscal cliff is and they disagreed on that and they do worry. if this m

. >> all of a sudden poof. and there we are back in the middle ages. >> reporter: in new york andrew cuomo blasted the power company that serves long island complaining it mismanaged the crisis. >> part of it is just the management and the performance, which has been unacceptable and they failed, they have failed the consumers. >> reporter: sandy's destruction left thousands of people homeless for the foreseeable future. fema estimates 101,000 people in new york and new jersey qualify for hotel subsidies. 66,000 qualify for help renting a new home or fixing a damaged ones. >> i can't build apartments right now. in the next week. so we're going to get them as close to their homes as we can get them. i can't wave a magic wand to create housing. >> reporter: sandy devastated new jersey communities like seaside and long beach island. later today some seaside residents will be allowed back in their thunderstorms survey damage and as mandated at a town hall meeting retrieve no more than two suitcases of belongings pe

year was they came out in droves at the beginning, right near black friday, and then those shoppers, poofo the retailers are hoping we don't see a repeat performance. >> alison kosik, thank you. >>> an actor from the tv comedy "two and a half men" is calls his show filth and asking you not to watch. find out what religion has to do with this controversy. yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius. you guys must have your own loyalty program, right? well, we have something. show her, tom. huh? you should see november! oh, yeah? giving you more. now that's progressive. call or click today. so all of you do. yes, for sure. now what's better? being able to shoot two lasers out of both of your eyes at the same time or just one laser out of one eye? [ all kids ] two! [ moderator ] okay, why? if it's just one beam -- okay, it does a little bit of damage. two beams -- it will make something explode! and that's more fun? yeah! and it's more powerful you're saying? yeah! [

it was poof where you would normally.mp off that level to the ground and so it was high. i had to swim this. >> steve: you have to swim. >> nothing else you can do. you couldn't see the steps. >> steve: so you swam how far? >> 200 yards from the back of the house to right down. >> steve: two football fields. crazy. what was flowing through the water. people's decks and picnic tables. you were swim dodging stuff. >> i did stop at my truck to see if i could get in and start it. >> steve: under water. you are dodging stuff and what does the water feel like. 64 degrees. it is cold. >> steve: at what point did you say it was not a good judged. >> i said it beginning. once i committed myself to doing it. what am i doing now? you know? ? >> steve: you wam the 200 yards length of two football field and get to a place where you are near a road and you decide well, i am aways from work. what did you do? >> stuck out my thumb. >> steve: no one was out that day except? >> michigan power company. >> steve: i guy in a bucket truck pull

discussion and i'm totally disagreing with what the secretary is saying and all of a sudden this thing goes poof poo poofpoof. i don't know what the record is for blood pressure checks but i'm about ready to set one here at the pentagon. it was not a relationship after he nominated me to the president to be ob the chairman. but over the course of time because we both worked at it very hard you can develop that trusting relationship. and so i think empathy for what his position was as a political appoint tee a senior civilian in the department of defense and all the responsibility he has and like wise having to respect what my responsibilities are and why they're different from his. so v.m.i.. how do we pick this person? >> you just took mine integrity . very intact sir. >> say more about that. >> as a leader the people who you work for and work for as well if you lose your baring their going to draw off of that. and the same thing you continue stantly work with people and have you to have tact and know when to give them a swift kick in the but or a hug. >> you've learned a lot already because so