i'm scott phillips, and today's project is all about door treatment. fluted columns, broken arch pediment, turned finials -- well, you just can't beat it. and you won't see it anyplace else, so stay with us. >> announcer: "the american woodshop," with scott phillips is brought to you by... >> delta -- the heart of woodworking for over 85 years. porter-cable -- the soul of woodworking for over 100 years. >> woodcraft -- since 1928 providing traditional and modern woodworking tools and supplies to generations of craftsmen. woodcraft -- helping you make wood work. >> gorilla glue -- for the toughest jobs on planet earth. >> phillips: okay. now, it's time to get busy over at the woodshop and do this beautiful door treatment together out of cherry. and you know what? it's an easy project. you just break it down into little pieces. follow me. before we get started on the project, make sure that you always read, understand, and follow all the instructions that come with the tools and products you use in your workshop. work safely. these are safety glasses. no

-i'm scott phillips. -suzy: and i'm suzy phillips. phillips: now, today's a different show.about exterior woodworking ideas and, also, building a very special table out of a material that will never rot. suzy: also, learn how to protect your garage doors or beams from the outdoor elements using a great spray-on stain. phillips: mm-kay. don't miss this show. announcer: "the american woodshop with scott phillips" is brought to you by... ...delta -- the heart of woodworking for over 85 years... kreg -- from the first cut to the final assembly, providing woodworkers with products that help simplify woodworking challenges. kreg... ...woodcraft -- since 1928 providing traditional and modern woodworking tools and supplies to generations of craftsmen. woodcraft -- helping you make wood work... gorilla glue -- for the toughest jobs on planet earth. phillips: now, the weather is closing in on us, and if you think about it, any exterior wood product, it does that all the time. so you have to come up with good choices outdoors to stand the test of time. now, this is one project right he

we will identify the type of car and convey that information to the phillipe djegal, kron 4. kron-4's scott rates has the latest on the search for the turning now to the weather. weekend. it's the nightmare processing suspect adam at least 100-thousand people next month. next at 8-30. burglaries on the rise in one east bay city. why season may have something to to with it. and the new air jordan shoes hit store shelves tomorrow. why people waited in line for hours today. eve though they're not guaranteed to get a stories at eight-thirty. house speaker john boehnerin other bay area news. a rude awakening for 2-dozen ocean view. after fire broke out in an apartment about 5-30 this morning on the second floor of a three story building on broad street between capitol andresidents were told to get out. firefighters had the fire under control in about 45- minutes. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation. how the fire started is under investigation. in hayward today, a deadly result of the patents. the new air jordan basketball shoes are set to be released tomorrow. and at the sun valley

phillips with an announcement today from the palace. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. president obama sent a sharp warning today to bashar al-assad the syrian dictator who is fighting a rebellion by his own people. assad has not used his chemical weapons, including nerve gas, but the possibility that he might threatens to pull the united states into that middle east conflict. here's how mr. obama put it. >> i want to make it absolutely clear to assad and those under his command. the world is watching. the use of chemical weapons is and would be totally unacceptable. and if you make the tragic mistake of using these weapons, there will be consequences and you will be held accountable. >> pelley: so why did the president say it today? david martin hat the pentagon has been talking to his sources. >> reporter: this is a commercial satellite photo of a syrian chemical weapons base. u.s. monitoring of roughly two dozen bases like this indicates the assad regime has begun preparing its chemical weapons for use. orders have been issued to bring together chemical ingredients

mark phillips takes us to a place where carrots have become a means of exchange. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the highest ranking office in the cabinet is secretary of state, and presidents almost always get their choice. but late today, susan rice, believed to be the president's first choice to succeed hillary clinton, withdrew her name from consideration. rice is u.s. ambassador to the united nations. her chances of becoming secretary of state were undermined before she was nominated because of something that she said in september. bill plante is at the white house for us tonight. bill? >> reporter: scott, that's right. and sources close to the white house and to susan rice tell us that both she and the president concluded this was not a fight worth having. republicans challenged rice's explanation of the september 11 attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya, that killed ambassador chris stephens and three others. five days after that attack, rice appeared on "face the nation"." >> we do not have information at present that leads us to conclude this was

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we have tim scott being appointed to replace jim demint but you take a careful look at these positions, at least in two examples, phillip almost exactly the same. john boehner's negotiating on the fiscal cliff which looks a lot like it did on the debt ceiling, a year and a half two years ago. we have a lot of discussion on the right about how things need to change but we don't have a lot of fundamental change they can this stage of the proceedings. >> eliot: ben, when i look at the pivot point issues of the election, it was same-sex marriage, it was immigration. it was perhaps if there was one question, should marginal rates on wealthy go up and every one of those questions in the debate we're having right now seems to be going in the direction of the president. >> i think the problem you have is at least in the house republican caucus, they don't view the election results the same way that you do, the same way that the president does. they see that the president won solidly. they retained their house majority. a lot of them won in comfortable districts by large margins. i don't think they need, particularly on taxes an

scott. it's not going as well as they'd hoped, though. that's why the stock is reacting like this. >> pete, phillips 66. >> love this name.ome of the crack spreads may be affecting this a little. i think it's a great opportunity. i like that and any of the chemicals related to the petroleum space. >> all right. a pop for cheap airfare. hate all those extra airline fees? one traveler is taking stinginess to new heights. a frugal flyer at a chinese airport reportedly wore 70 items of clothing it, including 60 shirts and nine pairs of jeans, to avoid paying an extra charge for heavy luggage. it seemed like a great plan until the man set off a metal detector and had to undergo a full body search. probably took forever since he had to take off all those clothes. >>> coming up, so you think housing has turned, right? not so fast, according to robert shiler. you will hear directly from the housing expert when we come back on "halftime." customer erin swenson bought from us online today. so, i'm happy. sales go up... i'm happy. it went out today... i'm happy. what if she's not home? (together) she won't be happy. use ups! she can