otherwise it's rust or a trail of rust >> do you tighten it up? >> if it looks questionable if i go trying to tighten it, i could allow water and starts to rust out the bolt. that would be bad in the long run >> these are required to be rust resistant? >> yeah. i would hope they are galvanized. there are some made of regular iron. they rust as a complete system. everybody we replace is galvanized makes sense. you get coastal fog. in the mission district. it's dryer. there's less on the eastern than the western. it's good to have it painted. or replace that part and paint it. >> so our handout, page 5, 2.3. it shall constructed of reenforced concrete or hot galvanized steel. and i'm sure they need maintenance. they will rust. >> kind of a slow process. the galvanized coating turns white. so when we see that. we will wire brush it and cold galvanized it and do exterior point >> recently, i noticed the bolts and their diagonal bolts were looking very rusty, so we put our wrench on and it snapped right how far. we went on the inside of the building, w

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. >> reporter: this year, michigan's primary is about muts more than michigan, a rust belt state at the heart of america's economic troubles. a romney loss here could throw the race into disarray. speaking to union workers in washington, president obama focused on michigan, too. >> how's it going, uaw? >> reporter: trumpeting his position to bail out the auto industry. >> the other option was to do absolutely nothing and let these companies fail. some even said we should let detroit go bankrupt. you remember that. >> reporter: and not to be forgotten, ron paul and newt gingrich. while he's not competing in today's primary, gingrich, whose super pac just received another seven-figure donation from its top donor, he's focussing on super tuesday, including gingrich's home state of georgia, where there are more delegates than both arizona and michigan combined. >> peter alexander in novi, michigan, tonight where the big story is going to be. peter, thanks. >>> and in our new york studios and washington as well, we're joined by members of our team, our political director, chief white house c

. >> reporter: this year, michigan's primary is about muts more than michigan, a rust belt state in the heart of the economic troubles. a romney loss here could vote the race into disarray. speaking to union workers in washington, president obama focused on michigan, too. >> ho's it going uaw! >> reporter: trumpeting his position to bail out the auto industry. >> some said we should let detroit go bankrupt. you remember that. >> reporter: and not together forgotten, ron paul and newt gingrich. while he's not competing in today's primaries, gingrich's whose super pac received $7 million more from its top donor, he's focussing on super tuesday, including gingrich's home state of georgia where there are both delegates than both arizona and michigan combined. >> peter alexander in michigan. thanks. >>> and in washington as well, we're joined by members of our team, our political director, chief white house correspondent chuck todd along with andrea mitchell in new york, down with washington. we have moderator "of "meet the press" david gregory. in politics they say a win is a win and walk a

rust belt tier, iowa, ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin, where 54 electoral votes are up for grabs. president obama is at 42%. mitt romney 41%. in the rocky mountain tier, colorado, nevada, new mexico, 29 electoral votes up for grabs, president obama, 47%, mitt romney 40%. the dixie tier, the dixie belt tier, again now, fox news, all three of these are fox news, michael. florida, north carolina, virginia. 55 electoral votes up. president obama, 51%. mitt romney, 37%. so it appears that even by fox news pollings of three tiers of their choosing, key ten states president obama is beating willard mitt romney. >> right. and i am just amused and amazed that i'm sure you were citing those same fox polls a few months ago that showed the reverse fortune for the president at that time. >> now the point is not saying that the polls are accurate or not. the point -- no, no, i want to -- then you can answer. >> i'm not talking about accuracy. i'm just talking just about what -- >> even they're not arguing that willard romney is the -- >> there's no argument to make. it's a number in the month o

hearing from the president is a clear telltale sign that they are aggressively competing in these rustt states. they are hoping to make a clear play in ohio and it's a tough road to ho but it's the midwest that will provide the decision. >> thank you so much for being in "the war room." up next, brett erlich and las vegas make for a very sexy combination. and remember what happens in the [ jody ] four course feast. man it's great. the guests love it. [ male announcer ] red lobster's four course seafood feast is back. get soup, salad, cheddar bay biscuits, dessert and choose one of 7 entrees. four courses for only $15. offer ends soon. i'm jody gonzalez, red lobster manager and i sea food differently. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. >>this is outrageous! we've have no choice, we've >>> our brett left his studio in los angeles, hopped in his chevy volt, and headed out to his version of las vegas to hang out with the gop. shhh, brett is talking. >> jennifer hey, oh sorry, i'm in vegas. i came here to get away from everything, but

hearing from the president is a clear telltale sign that they are aggressively competing in these rustates. they are hoping to make a clear play in ohio and it's a tough road to ho but it's the midwest that will provide the decision. >> thank you so much for being in "the war room." up next, brett erlich and las vegas make for a very sexy combination. and remember what happens in the for the energy to keep you going. who wouldn't want to be a part of that? payday. the sweet taste of energy. sam adams at the peak of its freshness -- there's nothing better. our mission is to make sure when you crack open that bottle of sam adams you're getting the freshest beer you can possibly get. if it's not fresh, we buy it back. we spend so much time selecting the ingredients and using traditional brew processes. we want to make sure everybody gets a fresh sam. >>this is outrageous! we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. >>> our brett left his studio in los angeles, hopped in his chevy volt, and headed out to his version of las vegas to hang out with the gop. shhh, brett is talking. >>

. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now.eck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and grandchildren and had a picnic lunch and it was memorable to use them when we come here. what would it look like when the design and development is completed. and we are not sure we want an eight lane highway going through this town. and it's a beautiful area in a national seaport area on the planet. >> the road is going to be so different. it's really a park way, and it's a parkway through the national park. and they make the roa

and because of our rust in the egyptian people, prime minister made this call, they should be given their chance for their own future and after one week, mubarak left. if we were hesitating and we were not sure about our neighbors and we tried to praise or keep good relations with mubarak of course today, turkish prime minister would not be welcomed by around 20,000 egyptians when he went to cairo september last year, or 10,000 people would not have welcomed him in libya. here our main reference is zero problems with our neighbors means excellent relations with the maximum integration and with the people of our regions. then, we declared other principals like active foreign policy for regional stability and regional reordering of our surrounding region, central asia and middle east and foreign policy for u.n. etcetera. so we made an adjustment in our domestic politics and i can say in the last nine years, after nine years in power, turkey is one of the country's which effectively used the new post, after shock of security earthquake in 2001. we were not trapped by security paranoia, we we

. >> we talk about santorum's appeal in the rust belt.a right to work law. romney hit santorum hard on this position. we know romney has his feelings about auto workers and so forth. i want to bring you in here, you have an article here about president obama's chances in 2012 and as does john heileman. you feel it may not be so bad come november for him? >> his numbers are improving, he is leading romney from anywhere from five to eight points, his approval rating is back at 50%, he is doing better in the swing states and the economic numbers are better for him. consumer confidence is up. he is looking like a much, much stronger candidate in 2012 than he looked like in 2011 right now and his numbers are improving particular in those heartland states like wisconsin, where they thought he would have trouble. >> before the new jobs numbers, his disapproval was 47% and his overall national approval rating, 50 points up three points since january, and disapproval is down two points to 43%. >> the 50% number is a huge number. one thing is true,

south of the california- oregon border probably don't notice this weed infested field surrounded by a rustingfence. the fence is topped with barb wire slanting inward designed to keep people in. a stone monument marks this as the site of the war relocation center. the plaque describes it as one of the concentration camps of whom the majority were american citizens. this is not a clearly marked historical or tourist spot. but this weekend a bus load of former camp internees returned as tourists. >>> konono started picking up shells. when she was a kid she used to do the same thing. >> when we were here, people picked these up to make bracelets. recently i said, i should go back to see what it was like. to see what it was really like. but it's not the same because i'm not behind the barb wire. >> reporter: after the war, the land was sold for farm. >> reporter: the walls were open. so whatever you said you could hear. they were called apartments but they were 20 by 20 spaces. >> reporter: roy and ruth found the barracks. walking through this 45-year- old building brought back bad memories. >> t

forms recorded as rust made their very nature and still. the reason for this uprising is that people vent on bullshit and there was told people i've been ill you want their voices heard. i use movement as on why that's the civil rights movement. i talk about symbolism often by and activism of the middle if your mind should look at the darkness but the real action should be driven to work to chance. wealthy british style stock. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports on our. first.

it was resisting are rust, so it just happened in that location. good >> thank you very much. any questions? any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item number five, police department questions and comments. >> good evening. going through different things and have been happening lately, we have gotten throug the playoff game, we did about 30 inspections that night, and i really like what i saw. they were not over serving and overcrowding. everyonewants to get in different club and watch the game, but i was really happy with how they performed. on january 14 at 9:30 at night, this is what he was talking about. it seems like we are dealing with it pretty well. there was an aggravated assault at 10:30 at night. a woman was hit on the head with a bucket. a victim yelled at a dancer and through a drink on her. the victim was struck after a fight started out side. >> those standing, please find seats. thank you very much. i am sorry to interrupt. >> january 19, there was a fight between two males police were forced to strike and to to aggression and resistance to

. >> and they have seen on rust with the neo-nazi groups involved. >> -- they have seen unrest. >> thisevastated by a fire storm 67 years ago. they are expecting thousands to convert your to make a human chain to mark the university. the city of dresden always seek to commemorate the events within an up-to-date political context. it is never just retrospective. it is always being current, too. the 13th of a new area is a special day for dresden. on the night of february 13th, 1945, british and american bombers began a series of raids that destroyed the baroque city center and killed an estimated 25,000 people. the date has become a rallying point for members of the neo- nazi movement. far right demonstrators have planned a marched through dresden and police expect major counter-protests and plan to dispatch 4000 officers to prevent a repeat of last year's clashes. >> the thing about piggery 13th is that it involves a political discussion in the mood is always very tense. -- the thing about february 13th is that it is tense. >> church bells tolled at 9:45 p.m. to mark the moment when the

for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." >>> in sports, the number one ranked college basketball team in the country, kentucky, passed a major test last night. here is fred roggin with an early look at all of your sports headlines. >>> good morning. march madness around the corner. if there is any question who the number one team in the tournament should be the kentucky wildcats have the answer. they simply throttled seventh ranked florida and jumped out to an early lead and kept it going the entire game. the wildcats picked up their 49 straight win at home 78-58. closer game in columbus. burr due gave ohio state a run for its money. buckeyes pulled away in the final minutes. buford with a career high 29. ohio state won it. >>> big night in boston for paul pierce. he moved past larry bird on the celts all-time scoring list and like bird did so so many times before him, pierce led the celts to a win. celts over the bobcats 94-84. >>> now to oakland. ellis put on a show. he fini

for lime, calcium and rust...ime-a-way is a must. >>> governor o'malley said that he hopes that a ruling to overturn the ban on gay marriage will help. a move to legalize same-sex marriage failed in the house last year over religious and family values concerns. >>> a school bus driver faces up to 30 years in prison for producing child porn. he pleaded getty yesterday. he left his cell phone memory card showing sexually void yes of a seven-year-old on his phone. >>> and author has pleaded guilty to conspiring to steal documents from leaders through u.s. history. he pleaded and took the documents -- pleaded guilty to taking the documents. prosecutors say that he schemed for years to steal the valuable documents. >>> a 30-year-old man was pulled alive this morning from the rubble of the rub before i in pakistan. he had been trapped for 46 hours. at least 18 people have died when three a medicine factory collapsed on monday after an explosion. >>> air france workers are still on strike this morning and it could cancel

. >> rusted poles.y looked rusted or peeled, paint peeled off. >> reporter: so this may come down to maintenance. they need to replace something? >> they need to spend the money to replace it. >> reporter: officials are investigating whether the anchor beelts were faulty. there was a similar collapse on i-95 in the richmond area. >> we want to look at erosion, collision damage, weather damage. any types of issues there may have been with this sign and compare that to others. >> reporter: officials say the signs are inspected every five years and no previous problems have been found. but some say that's not often enough. >> it's frightening, shocking. and it tells us about what happens without proper maintenance for the transportation infrastructure vnchts v dot officials again say the inspections will start once again tomorrow. all of them are expected to be done here in northern virginia by the end of march. reporting live from the springfield area, fairfax county, darcy spencer, news 4. >> thank you.

they use ropes to blast across the valley, suspended by ancient rusting pulleys. it takes around thirty seconds to fly from one side to the other. by foot it would be an hour mission, hiking up steep trails. the yungas valleys in bolivia are like a sudden staircase between the towering culdieres of the andes more than thirteen thousand feet high and the green amazon basin. with the harsh steep terrain here, the locals have created this unusual way to move around quickly. they trust their lives to thin metal wires that are normally used for fencing and they stretch them as far across as fifteen hundred feet. it's like a form of public transport. there are about twenty of these cables strung across the valley. all day long, people and goods fly across the river, seven hundred feet below. the ends are tied with these messy looking knots that in theory provide stability and safety. some of the wires have been in use for twenty years and have seriously slackened. but the cocaleros have never bothered replacing them. to prevent the pulleys coming loose, they use string

. >> this one might be rusted.aturday you might be able to get it to work. >> then, we have some facets and hardware. what can people do to upgrade stuff like that? >> well, it's all disassembleable. everything canning replaced. as with the door hardware you can take this out and have it plated in anything you like. if you don't like chrome or you want this to be brass or oil rubbed. this can be separated and taken out and replated. or at the very least buffed and polished and made to look better than it currently does. >> which is not bad. >> go to a plumbing show room and find me something with this weight. >> a lot of the stuff is easily accessible. a screw and nut here and you take it apart >> the newer hardware you can't do that. the washers you can take it out and find something that will fit inside. >> books that we will show you a diagram of how to change washers it's not hard. >> i have some old very nice wood cabinet it's painted by the previous owner. what's the best way sanding that is really dusty and

. >> it was good exercise to scrape the rust off the sled. maybe next year. >> what a wonderful day. this is our sunrise. the clouds over the potomac and a beautiful sunset. once again, today, this has been the story of our winter -- watching their heating bills. at 54 degrees. 41 of the days this winter since december 1 we have had a temperature above 50 degrees. right now, we are still at 47 in washington. here is the coldest air in minneapolis, 31 degrees. here is where the storm is getting going. it down to the south. the pattern has been with the jet stream. strong winds from the west to the east. that is going to be the story again with this one. here is doppler. there is the area and for the winter storm watches. culpepper into kentucky. look at what is going on in the south. this is a line of massive thundershowers off the coast. this will be blocking some of that moisture. he can get an idea of the track of the moisture coming to our south. as we go through the nighttime hours and especially during late tomorrow and on into sunday, t

that pipe rusted out.people went swimming in the saltwater pools and they had different temperatures. >> you could have a cold swim or a warm swim. >> how did they heat this? >> he had a huge boiler. they're still trying to figure out exactly how he sucked in the sea water. he had a pumping system. >> didn't sutro make his initial fortune by being the engineer who figured out how to ventilate the mines at virginia city? >> that is the way he would phrase it. >> he drained them for water, not for air. >> he got backers for the tunnel. he said, we need this tunnel for safety, for air, for ventilation. he got this tunnel built and he got people to back it. just before it opened, it was proved to be not real helpful. he got out with his money. >> i bring it up as a reference that he had the engineering history, which allowed him to figure out how to do it. >> he was good that creating large, engineering marvels. >> this was one. the largest indoor pool. >> it might have been. it became an ice skating rink. i w

this one shows pipes that are partially rusted. give a take on more useful pictures. >> translator: the coating inside the containment vessel might be peeling off in places. images tell us the interior of the vessel suffered no major damage. >> tepco failed to locate the surface of the coolant water. that was the main purpose of the survey. the camera took this virtual image inside the vessel. the grating is four meters from the bottom of the vessel. tepco expected it to be covered by water. tepco collected other evidence in the survey to show that the fuel is being kept relatively cool. it measured the temperature inside the containment vessel for the first time during the survey. it was 44.7 degrees celsius, low enough to indicate that fuel is in cool and stable condition. tepco needed to study the situation in the reactors to prepare for decommissioning work. >> translator: i believe the saying a picture is worth a thousand words. this survey was the first step for tepco to ascertain what's going on inside reactors rather than r

. >> mold, dust, rust, everything. >>> let's get to our weird news file because this is something i'm sure most folks figured you'd never ever see. feminists upset over urinals. couldn't imagine that. do women really have a dog in that hut? apparently they do. to germany and the rolling stones fan museum where the urinals look like this in the shape of a big juicy pair of red lips, the rolling stones logo minus the tongue. what's wrong with that you might ask? activists there say somehow this is offensive to women which i might buy just a little bit except those particular lips actually represent the mouth of stones' lead singer mick jagger and as you and i know or at least we think, he's a guy. the museum owner says these lips, just lips, neither male or female and they're not leaving. so there. so what do you think? offensive to women or are you pining for a lip urinal in your house? mailbag at wusa9.com. >> i'm not pining, no. >> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mailbag, mailbag at wusa9.com. 9 news now will be right back. >>> in the mailbag tonight ma

but tepco did manage to capture pipes that are s partially rusted. a nuclear expert to give us his take on the more useful pictures. >> the coating inside the containment vessel might be peeling off in places after being exposed to high temperatures. but the images also tell us that the interior of the vessel suffered no major damage. >> what did tepco fall to find in the latest survey? >> the failure to locate the surface of the coolant water that was the main purpose of the survey. the camera took this virtual image inside the vessel. it is located four meters from the bottom of the vessel. tepco had expected it to be covered by water. >> is built in fuel in the reactor may not be submerged? >> tepco did collect other evidence during the survey to show that the fuel is being kept relatively cool. it measured the temperature inside the containment vessel for the first time during the survey. it was 44.7 degrees celsius. low enough to indicate the fuel is in cool and stable condition. a professor said tepco needed to continue to study the situation i

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it was your classic rust belt town. the use to make watches. the business went out of downtown became a ghost. people moved out and live 5 miles from each other and shopped in big bookstores. they decided to rebuild downtown, around the library, with bicycle routes. the reclaimed the fox river. there are walking trails and parks. they had to do something important. they had to bring in people of diverse incomes downtown. this was not about so-called gentrification, bringing in people who are well off. you have to have a real mix of that population to create a real community. what i tell my students in class is -- if you want to rebuild community, you have to have the hardware and software. the hardware is a hard scape, the roads and bike lanes, the safe buildings, hopefully energy efficiency. but you have to have the software, community ownership. the community often has wisdom about what works best there. >> this is my word, not yours, but where we live is a very personal choice. people want to be empowered to have agency. they want to have th

author or about stories about himself, i know specifically because kenny o'donnell told me, when dean rust came to see the president, he delivered a message, get ar sure schlessinger off the list of people that get my cable. why? because he was a party going person. because russ said listen, anything you get by cable is around town by night fall. and then he said to kenny, no, you better not, i'll have to do it. you are going to come out poorly in his book as it is. >> and one thing she says in here is how in many ways compartmentalized his life was, she mentions the staff. >> yes, and one of the things that i found remarkable but it's real. nobody in the staff really did business in memos. we communicated by phone and conversation and that is it. so, there are not great records. >> one reason the oral history program. >> that is right. and it made it very refreshing when you could know that something that you had seen or done was not recorded. but you could also see -- >> was there anything in particular that you would have been referring to, it's not too late, dick. >> no, no, i have sav

i know they don't want to sit there and let it rust. at some point let's stop making claims about this project that aren't true. i'm going to support the project that's done the right way. i wish there were u.s. steel in the project. let's not make people think this is like the greatest thing since apple pie and ice cream. >> i'm going to reclaim my time. let me assert, there's no leap frogging here. we're only here today because the president denied the permit under his authority. he killed the project, just like the sierra club and nrdc asked him to do. when they sent their notice to congress, pursuant to the law on this, they said it wasn't on the merit. it wasn't on the merit. they just needed more time because nebraska's little 50-mile loop, or whatever it's going to be, the reality is they had time and the president ignored that. we heard testimony from the state department, we had a decision by the 31st. because nebraska, because nebraska, because nebraska we had to kill it. bull. they had all the time they needed on nebraska. so

always supported the civil with an trust, central virginia battlefields rust, battlefields trust. i can't get shrill with those of you who are not battlefield oriented, but you're all interested in the civil war. if your special interest is political figures which you'll hear about, publication of their papers deserves support. preservation of their houses. but most especially the battlefields which is my own veb uhe. you folks need to support us. a lot of you do. more of you should. so there is my sermon. not a pre-decemberity theirian sermon. we have to work at it or it's p not going to happen. anyone else? walter. got to go to the microphone or you'll make the media folks unhappy. and that's a bad thing. >> a little later in 1862, stonewall performed at sharpsburg. whe when did his difficulties with a.p. hill a rise? >> well, jackson had a good bit of difficulty with everyone who was sub ordinary maordinate to y without exception. the question i'm asked second most often, first what if jackson had been at gettysburg. why did the southern confederacy struggling with no leadershi

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it's the first state in a decade to do so and the first in the rust belt. right-to-work laws put an end to labor contracts that require non-union workers to pay fees for representation. supporters say the measure creates a pro-business climate, attracting employers and increasing jobs. opponents say it leads to lower wages and poorer quality jobs. growth and getting paid. those are two powerful incentives for investors looking for profits. tonight's "street critique" guest is going for both in two different areas. she's hilary kramer, author of "the little book of big profits from small stocks." before we talked about growth and getting paid, i got to ask you about a big stock with big profits, facebook. would you be a buyer in the second quarter when the shares come public? >> no way, tom. i've anecdotely asked 100 college students and they've told me the trend is over, it's too commerce, they've concerned about privacy and they've moved onto other social media sites. >> tom: we'll have to revis it this as we get closer to that launch date no doubt. you're

for lime, calcium and rust...way is a must. >>> news time 6:24 and news around the world happening right now. a ferry carrying 350 people sank overnight off the northern poppa new goney coast. >> authorities say the fore was found and -- say the fore was found and rescuers say the ferry was between two foreign coastal towns when it sent out the distress signal. >>> 74 people are dead and dozens are in egyptian hospitals following this riot after a soccer match. look at this video. hundreds rushing the field. riot police couldn't stop the fighting and it was because fans were upset because the home teamlost to the opposing team. keep if mind, egypt has been in a lot of upheaval over the past year following the removal of former president hosni mubarak. >>> today in washington u.s. and japanese leaders will discuss possible sanctions against iran over the suspected nuke clare threat -- nuclear threat. it's part of the process for japan to decide how to reduce its iranian oil imports. the two side met in tokyo last m

for lime, calcium and rust...e-a-way is a must. >>> president obama spent part of his day yesterday talking up the auto industry bailout at the d.c. auto show. after getting into a couple of electric hybrids made by ford and chevy. the president reminded listeners that about a million people kept their jobs and the american auto industry is back at the forefront. >> the president also mentioned that some people were against the bailout. he did not mention any names but mitt romney is among them. >>> the u.s. economic recovery continues but at a slow pace. >> it has been about two and a half years since the recession ended and it seems the housing industry has had one of the hardest times bouncing back. tracy burns has the story. >> reporter: we got another troubling report from the housing market and it is a clear indication that the real estate market has not hit its bottom. >> we're still down at a record low. do it in real terms, we are 6% below where we were in 2009 which -- it looked like a bottom then. >> re