. >> it was confusing because when i heard shingles i thought my grandparents can get shingles. what is wrong with me. >> reporter: turns out more and more people like edwards are showing up at doctor's offices with this elderly aflickion. antiviral drugs can shorten the outbreak if started early. so what could be causing this outbreak of shingles in a group that rarely had it before? >> perhaps a stressful life. maybe more new yorkers are getting it. >> reporter: stress is the culprit. crowded streets, traffic, noise, economy, high pressure jobs. our bodies make stress hormones in response and they are known to affect the immune system. >> i was exhausted from work, crazy hours, going out with my friends. all of things that add to that. >> reporter: now, shingles is a mean disease and the older you are the worse it gets. in some cases the pain can last for months or even years after the rash. shingles can attack the eyes and permanently damage vision and once you get an outbreak you can get another and another. about a third of americans develop shingles at some point in their

and then above it we have, i think that's shingles and then above that we have a wood siding. so three different types of material makes it a little more challenging even to maintain this building. and we're talking about painting. you've got to maintain your building and paint it. here's a building that is painted up to the height of their ladder, i think. so, i think they'll be finishing soon. i hope. >> if they get a bigger ladder. >> i'll loan them my ladder. ok. so now let's look a little more detailed at exteriors of buildings. an exterior door, it has exterior door hardware and we can see it needs maintenance. peeling paint, we see windows where the caulking is exposed. typically do you have to paint over caulking or on glazing around windows? or is that snok these windows are grazed -- ok? these windows are glazed. >> the glazing compound doesn't have any u.v. protection. you have to put paint on them to protect them. >> so we see -- >> or they'll crack. >> we see painting coming off where the windows are glazed into the door. so that needs to be painted and maintained

have your property lists or even in the back where there's a listing of olive street all of the shingles are a later addition it maintain as purity of line. especially is the blind window on the side. if your buildings listed in one of these your a qualified historical resource and you may use the space historical building code which provided alternatives to the other building code requirements and this is a great resource for us to approve the most important resources in the city. >> if that window needs to be repairs whoa to you. >> i get a lot of requests to use the state historic building code. it's called the san francisco golden age postcards and we had a copy of this and i suddenly realized a lot of people came in and they're not listed but i have this wonderful old photograph from wherever it might be. 1930s and i can use this to help document that it's appropriate to use the state historic cold or code and it's showing every aspect. old cable cars and when they were taken out officer vice and put out on the beach to make little houses and all over the city. great book. i'll pass

[audio not understandable] >> all the shippingels are all -- shingles are all over the neighborhood. trees are uprooted. >> some amazing video of suspected funnel clouds in areas of the south. >>> find out how a candy bar may have helped a group of coworkers hit the jackpot. >ñ >>> april 1st, # minutes after 5. you have to see -- 9 minutes after 5. a severe thunderstorm and suspect tornado tore through central florida causing major damage. a building collapsed and flipped over small planes at an airport in lakeland. there are reports of at least 7 people being injured. and here we are seeing rain in some areas, snow in others. >> yeah. it's an amazing thing this morning. justin called this ahead of the trip in this morning with snow reports in southern pennsylvania moving our way right? >> and we have got snow reports from westminster. and another justin is working behind the cameras said he had a half inch in westminster and it was sticking on 140 on the trip in. carroll county has snow to deal w northern baltimore county has snow to deal with. and from nick in dallastown, thanks fo

now i hung up my shingles. throngs of clients did not come to my door and those who did had little or no money. i began to defend them and they didn't care that i was a woman. they just wanted someone who would fight for them and would win, which i did a lot of. but then there is also -- there were a few of those judges and prosecutors that were a different story when it came to being around women. i remember this one prosecutor in san francisco. >> she's a woman! she cannot be expected to reason. god almighty has decreed her limitations. but you can reason. and you must use your factor you mights of reason -- faculties of reason to find against this young woman. >> oh, my! i am that formidable, terrifying object known as women. while he is only a poor, helpless, defenseless man. and he wants you to take pity on him and give him the verdict in this case. i sympathize with counsel in his unhappy condition. true, the world is -- he is -- of all men. he can aspire to the highest office. he can carry -- around the

it's essentially a shingled box. but if you got around to the back of it, you'll see it's actually made of two cable cars and a horse car on the second floor. this is how it's sort of put together. we're look at the backyard here. two cable cars are put together and they basically removed a wall from each to make one large room, a living room. then the horse car is still complete as a bedroom off to the side. this is photographs -- perhaps the last greatest carville house left. it's really a neat place. so with the cable cars, you know you have that little pop-up roof in the middle. what they did so you wouldn't have to duck is they removed that wall and they pushed up the side roof to sort of make this dome feeling inside. and the seats are original. they're still in there. the little ventilator windows. the woodwork is all in place. it's just really a neat thing. i'd love to live there. i can't afford it. and if you get up into the attic, you can see the crowns of the cable cars still show. it's just an amazing pla

. >> crews say the debris mostly old roofing materials, shingles, household items. police say they have gotten similar other cases at the same spot. >>> schools across the country are encouraging kids to make healthy eating choices. and one chicago public school is doing that by not allowing students to bring lunches from home unless they have a medical excuse they have to eat calf tia meals. the principal says that too many students were bringing junk food and the cafeteria lunches are nutritionally balanced. the problem, some parents say homemade is cheaper and some kids don't like them. >>> from those pink boxes full of pastries to those tiny little candies, who doesn't enjoy a sweet or two at the office? >> tempting. a sweet or two? more like sweet sabotage. [ laughter ] >> if you're on a diet. and did you it. >> i did it today. >> i'm getting lots of blame today. >> reporter: this little piece of chocolate, whoops, really little, only 40 calories. but if this is sit on sitting on my desk i'm bound to eat 7 and that's trouble. >> reporter: the office candy dish,

or shingled says he's innocent but his lawyers say the trial was riddled with errors. and the world's biggest oil producer is finding itself running through water pressure is tracking the petrol exports as usual that risk if consumers a move prices jumped twenty five percent even though it's a simple russian regions. next summer on the way moscow out focuses on the body beautiful. hello and welcome to moscow out in this week's program will be taking a look at the subject of fitness. it's not just about the typical james traditional sports there are now dozens of calorie busting activities that both muscovites ex-pats can both enjoy such as this activity there but. if you're looking for an alternative count them welcome to the world of career up to brazilian film that combines elements of martial arts schools and music created centuries ago by descendants of the slaves the brazilian native influences is known by quickly as using name politics in quick lake sweeps creating a somewhat different struck out the cultural center here of his a range of activities such as dolls

and you have shingles just the local population is heavily mixed with russians that's why many contemporary events look just like russians that refer learning russian they no longer have pride in their people all their native language go in full of holes didn't become proficient in the art of making boots from reindeer hide until after she had children and skill wasn't passed down by family but touched by teachers the boots are a way to make money but also a way to put it in style and display slot aggressions on her biggest customers in america tolbert teaches it he applied art and folklore she believes that while love brings people together is also work against keeping to ways of the elders of life many of akes abandon them once they marry russians. but what can i do if two people meet and fall in love with each other it's impossible to avoid mixed marriages. it's one of many modern day realities that threatens russia's indigenous cultures seceded r.a.t they translate call region. more from this beautiful part of russia and its sights and sounds for you as this one so many series continues

pressing situation which is stressing out in this sense as you for national border control the entire shingle idea has fields and therefore we need to step back. into the situation which we had ten years ago where there was actually national border control because it is for the benefit of the national states for the benefit of the populations of europe we need to realize that and i think slowly the leaves the bureaucrats of e.u. is realizing these facts now you can follow the story online at r.t. thought come with more comments and exploit analysis including how other european countries plan to deal with a deluge of france papers from europe and he tells us he that despite promises from the u.k.'s prime minister the country has no real a mechanism in place to tackle the problem while the e.u. allows freedom. is what do you hear what he has to say and tell us what you think that marty talk about. for fifty years ago it was the trip to remember when a one eyed man took to the sky and went further than anyone else before cosmonaut yuri gagarin's pioneering journey was about two hours or so but i

thousand here fewer people means fewer voices can speak in the tongue of their forefathers and you have shingles for the local population is heavily mixed with russians that's why many contemporary events look just like russians prefer learning russian they no longer have pride in their people all their native language. didn't become proficient in the art of making boots from reindeer hide and so after she had children a skill wasn't passed down by family but taught by teachers the boots are a way to make money but also a way to put i think style on display slavic russians are her biggest customers can imagine catawba teaches a biggie applied art and folklore she believes that while love brings people together it is also work against keeping the ways of the elders of live many of aix abandon them once they marry russians. but what can i do if two people meet and fall in love with each other it's impossible to avoid mixed marriages. it's one of many modern day realities that threatens russia's indigenous cultures seceded and r.t. a transfer i call region. stay with us for the business. and thanks

with the four resulting in hours of recordings the prosecution then put forward as proof of your shingles intend to conspire to smuggle tons of cocaine to south america and later into the us in liberia he was surrounded by five agents the second he stepped off the plane he was accompanied by guards they spent day and night in his room only during the trial did he find out that all he had around him were agents they introduced him to some man who transported drugs that's it nothing else happened they wanted to jail him and they did he or she can cause a defense team echoes this the defendant did nothing. other than wish to be a fairly. constant suggestion that he was there with the united states meanwhile your shango has never even set foot on american soil that is until he was handcuffed and brought to america by force in may of last year russian officials were not julie notified of his arrest the man was effectively missing for a month and moscow cited a breach of international law we have. apologized to russia the state department's excuse we pressed the wrong button on the fax machine.

created so many problems with illegal migration with with international crime and so on the entire shingle idea has failed therefore we need to step back onto into this situation which we had ten years ago where there was actually a national poll of control because it is for the benefit of the national states for the benefit of the populations of europe. and with r.t. and also this hour we travel to france where lawmakers are struggling to deal with a large minority community muslim in. the country brings in a nontraditional veiled it's aimed at improving integration critics say the actual effect is very different also. it's like this one will serve as a reminder for future generations of man's first journey into space but for now there are still those who can't tell the story of that momentous day from memory adding another layer of color to history. the publisher of a finnish based propaganda website for chechen terrorists has gone on trial although prosecutors in helsinki have overlooked mikhail it still shows extremist links instead accusing him of smuggling people into the country tea

have a pressing situation which is pressing out in this essay for national border patrol the entire shingle idea has failed and therefore we need to step back. into the situation which we had ten years ago where there was actually national border control because it is for the benefit of the national states for the benefit of the populations of europe we need to realize that and i think snowie the elites the bureaucrats of e.u. is realizing these facts follow the story of my other card with more comments an expert analysis including how other european countries plan to deal with the delusion of immigrants. that live here and he tells r t that despite promises from the u.k.'s prime minister the country has no real mechanism in place to tackle the problem while the e.u. allows freedom of movement hear what he says and tell us what you think. it's now half a century since mankind pushed into the final frontier of cosmic your guards flight was less than two hours but it took him outside the earth's atmosphere heralding the air of manned space exploration are just as or so we have met some of tho

and others really rushed to shingle over or hide the caffers -- cars inside the architecture. this is the house on 40th avenue you see he has two cars. then he builds a more conventional little cabin on the right. again, it was sort of like you're showing off the cars. you don't necessarily need them. you could build a very small little cabin. the stars are made up, by the way. i just put those in. so carville becomes -- like we said, we had these rich people, millionaires coming down from sackmaster -- sacramento. it becomes a fashionable, trendy thing to do. the guilded age was sort of passed. we were in a depression in the 1890's so it kind of looked good if you were a rich person to say, oh, we're roughing it this year in cars down at the beach. it also drew a bunch of artists, writers, and other people who were attracted to the romantic idea of cars out in the sandunes. some of the people who came to carville, xavier martinez, the california painter, he renlted an old car as a studio out there at the beach. and that picture in the background here is one of his paintings.

for national border control the entire shingle idea has failed and therefore we need to step back onto into the situation which we had ten years ago where there was actually national quarter control because it is for the benefit of the national states for the benefit of the populations of europe we need to realize that and i think slowly the leaves the bureaucrats a few you is realizing these facts. on the line from brussels there thank you for being on the r.t. international news. japan has raised the nuclear alert level at the quake hit fukushima plant to the maximum of seven it puts the crisis on a par with the chernobyl disaster now the decision was based on new data showing that want radiation had leaked from the damaged plant than previously thought but officials say that the upgrade doesn't mean the situation's become more critical the operator of the fukushima plant appears to be no closer to restoring cooling systems at the reactors another powerful aftershock across eastern japan forced the operator to evacuated start a month after that massive earthquake and tsunami hit the

the crews say the debris is mostly old roofing materials as you see, some shingles and various household items, too. they have gotten at least three similar cases at the same spot. >> look at this, this busted wear main has water main has been gushing water since saturday night. this is old piedmont road in san jose. crews are not sure exactly what caused it. it could have been shifting soil. but they expect to plug that leak by tomorrow. >>> drivers on highway 4 should expect delays this week. traffic will be down to a single lane through pittsburgh during non-peak commute hours. as work starts on expanding bart into east con extra costa county. one lane of eastbound traffic will be closed until friday between bailey road and railroad avenue. crews will also be widening the highway between loveridge road and contraloma boulevard in antioch. drivers are encouraged to use alternate use to avoid delays. >> any delays caused by rain? check out with lawrence and find out. is it still coming? >> yes, i like to call this bonus weather. tremendous snowpack and we have some april showers coming

. >> started seeing shingles coming off the roof, stuff flying around. i grabbed on the porch, the porch was lifting off. i thought i was gone. and then it was over. >> brown: the loss of life was the worst since an outbreak of tornadoes killed 315 people in 1974. and there have now been 600-plus tornadoes reported in the month of april, a new record. >> brown: and now to alabama's largest city birmingham where at least 26 people were killed, more than 170,000 people there are without power tonight. a.c. roper is the city's police chief. he joins me now. and thank you so much for joining us. chief roper, what is the situation there now? what are you seeing as you move around your city this evening? >> well, we're reaching a point of stability. we have a lot of work to do. but our primary priority was search-and-rescue. so searching these destroyed homes hand to hand, going in the rubble, pulling people out of the rub rel. we even rescued two babies. one that was trapped in a crib when the house fell down on top of the baby. that has been our priority. we

haferkamp has since moved to maryland, where she can't hang a shingle without an apa accredited degree>> i really am at a dead end. i don't know which way to go. and the student loans are going to keep mounting and mounting and mounting. >> smith: haferkamp is now sinking in over $100,000 of federal student loans. this debt is almost impossible to escape. >> if you default on a federal student loan, you will be hounded for life. >> smith: barmak nassirian is a washington representative of traditional colleges. >> it is the most collectable kind of debt there is. it is non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. they will garnish your wages. they will intercept your tax refunds. they will sue you in court. there is... you become ineligible for federal employment, you become ineligible for any other kind of federal benefit. increasing, many states piggy-back those prohibitions. so it is... it is... it ruins you. >> what was i doing before just hang around at home quick money jobs. >> smith: everest college is part of corinthian colleges inc., one of the biggest players in the for-profit market. eve

it takes away the panel, puts the photovoltaic into the shingle so when you repair or build a roof in a new home, it's automatically solar generated. in fact, we've already invented the net zero home which is being built in five locations around the home. it's a home that generates power for an average family of four using appliances, doing the things you do in your home, and, of course, if you have a plug-in hybrid car, it's even better. when you're not using all this stuff, the stuff dose to the grid -- goes to the grid. we're proposing an incentive to convert homes so every home in america, okay, becomes a power generator. imagine that vision. how about this? the average home due to the lack of a national building standard in the last ten years in the united states has been built with a half mile of cracks in it. a half mile of cracks. we're hating the environment depending on which part of the country you're in. that's a lack of policies. okay. so the heart of your question, by the way, that was union carbide, dow had nothing to do with it. we're a great corporate citizen, and ind

it's a solar panel that takes away the panel, put it into the shingle so when you repair the roof in the new home is automatic generator. we have invented the home and it is being built in five coasts of of the country is a home the generates power for an average family for doing things they're doing at home and of course hybrid cars or even better but in fact when you're not using all this stuff it goes to the grid. one of the things we are proposing for the federal government is like in germany that incentivizes people to every home in america becomes a power generator. imagine that vision. how about this, the average home to that now lack of the building standard the last ten years in the united states is been built with a half a mile proximate. half a mile. we are heeding the environment and calling it. that is a lack of policies. .. >> did any of you study chemistry and school? keep your hands up if you loved it. yes. bigger than i thought. >> there is hope. really very excited baghdad. >> we live fast. the point* that we made is especially with education salaries today 120. tha