the 81-year-old new yorker got shingles 13 years ago. on a 0-10, what was your pain. >> 11. 12. >> reporter: only after her doctors at st. luke's roosevelt hospital center implanted an electric stimulator in her spine was the pain messengerrable. she say now it's a six. you're constantly in pain. >> every second of the day. >> reporter: for as many as one in five shingles patients pain lingers long after the rash clears up. >> we don't know anything that could prevent shingles, other than the vaccine. >> reporter: the shingles vaccine, zostovax, made by merck, is recommended for people 60 and older. but they account for only half the cases. so now, the c.d.c. is considering whether to recommend shingles vaccine at age 50 which would cover two-third of cases. for patients in their 50s, the vaccine lowers the risk of getting shingles by about 70%. for those 60 and over it cuts the odds in half yet only about 10 pes of eligible patients are getting the vaccine. cost may be a big reason. pharmacies charge around $200 for the vaccine. the med

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

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

the doubling hung window up there the upper sash shingles over the lower sash. that gives a nice vertical aspect with a series of windows. in the 50's when preem replaced those with sliders the sliding windows are out of plain with each otherc'd in a horizontal w that's out of character for victorian houses. when you think about replacing the windows replace them in like and in kind the same type of window original to the belling. >> i agree with in like and in kind replacing double pane does a lot for energy efficiency. is there a way you can accommodate? >> from the street it's not apparent if it's double or single paned. you can take this to a window shop and they can widen it so you can put in a double glazed window in the original sash. >> we have in san francisco a few shops that specialize in the double hung windows. say the top sash is broken or you have dry rot in here. by removing the piece in the middle you take the window out bring it to a shop and have them make you a replica that can be installed cheaply. a window like this would be expected to las

islands martha's vineyard and nantucket, this area is known for its historic seaside charm, the shingled houses with rooftop widow's walks, where wives watched for the return of sailing ships, the kennedy family compound, quiet ponds, quaint stores, and beautiful beaches. it also has lots and lots of wind. and that steady, strong breeze is stirring up a heated controversy. a project called "cape wind" would put 130 giant turbines in the body of water called nantucket sound between the cape and the islands. these images are created by the developer to show what the nation's first offshore wind farm would look like during the day. even miles out to sea, the turbines would still be visible from the shore because they'd reach 440 feet above the water's surface. that's much taller than the statue of liberty. >> you're going to see a power plant. you're basically going to see a huge stretch of 40-story buildings during the day, and at night, you're going to have flashing lights going on for one second, off for two. you're essentially constructing a huge city skyline in the center of nantucket

fraudulent election now before this election in a move that was considered to be populist with a shingle raising the general minimum wage of the country fifty percent and for government employees are saying it's this move that speculators say is what the value of the currency on such a level of our fellows has tried to go to the i.m.f. then back in may at the end of may they went and started the process to try and get a loan they were only asking for about three billion dollars but experts are saying that it's going to take between seven and ten billion u.s. dollars to bring some sort of normalcy inside the country so right now. very bad situation inside belarus. whether to give the that loan to go the route that song mentioned is likely to be decided by the new. head of the international monetary fund french finance minister christine lagarde she's due officially started to roll next week and she might have won overwhelming support in the i.m.f. but many analysts think another european means more favorable treatment for some countries over others aren't going to count reports. christine

tree limbs and shingles swirled above the skyline. and then it ripped its way to the suburbs. at this community center, the roof was sheared off. damage is so devastating, a state of emergency has been declared in massachusetts. >> called up to 1,000 national guard members to help with search and rescue. there has been a report of at least one fatality so far. >> reporter: state police say in the hardest-hit areas, people are stuck in their cars because of downed power lines and impassable roads. there's a rescue operation city-wise. mike lacrosse from wggb gave us a first-hand account of the grid lock. >> there is trees down everywhere. there's cars flipped over. parts of roofs are even ripped off. parts of buildings are down. people telling me they did not know what hit them down here. like i said, there is debris everywhere. signs from buildings. windows are smashed and it's -- it looks like, if i had to say a war zone here. part of the red roof -- the red roof is partly off. it's too much to describe at this point right now. you wouldn't think that a tornado like this woul

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. >> neat shingle to have a big hit and beat the cardinals 7-5. the team came from behind twice to take the game. >> meanwhile shaquille o'neal, is going to hang up his sizable issues. the 30 new your old shaq has played for the orlando magic. he once played it for the l.a. lakers at with kobe bryant. >> love vancouver canucks took the win with 18 seconds left on the clock. they took the first game in the stanley cup it off. now look outside at walnut creek not a lot of traffic out there it is now for 20 2:00 a.m. we will be right back >> it is our favorite time its 4.4 4:00 a.m. and we are going to keep a light chance of showers are around for the rest of the day. more showers were in their way in the area friday night and into the weekend. a look at the radar around the area. patchy cells moving in a in the north as they inch their way south. isolated sprinkles most of the morning. the temperature will be in the '40's and 50's. by the afternoon of our high will be in the upper 60s. . we will stay in the upper 60s in terms of the wet weather. we

i wanted to walk like him and talk like him and hang out my shingle on auburn street just like walden. above all else, pragmatists like walden and the black college president prioritized voting rights as the path to black power. and here we see walden challenging the so-called white primary, the laws, the tradition of excluding african-americans from the vote in georgia and elsewhere. and here is the result of his activism in 1946, after the fall of the white primary blacks lined up all over the streets in atlanta, eager to exercise the franchise. and yet walden and other pragmatists were called uncle tom's and the question is, why would that be? well, it was because he didn't challenge segregation in housing. instead, he made deals with local whites to find housing for african-americans wherever he could in the midst of a post-war housing crisis. and this has the effect of maintaining the color line. and as a result, poor black neighborhoods remained intact, neighborhoods like the one where this woman lives remained intact. and really his decisions had the impact of exacerbating segr

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there is an invisible wall and a trade day shingle traded by lobbyists to shape the whole discussion we have a corporate media outlets except issues that are the most important. global warming is a huge issue and right now i don't think anyone who thinks we would make serious advances to address that but what we may be able to do, may become i get some investment with energy efficiency and the state of vermont has done good in that area to get some investment in sustainable energy like bios thermo and other investments with public transportation but just recently what was meant to keep republicans from shutting down the government they had to give up billions of high-speed rail. instead of investing in public transportation to come back on that the debate goes lowered on the budget we will see more of the cutbacks. but two answer the question, we can turn this around. there it are very few people in america and not located inside the capitol who believe that it makes any sense at all to give $1 trillion of tax breaks to the wealthiest people in the country and to cut the corporate ta

on doors in the hot, summer 7480 hours away, as hour a week, as an entrepreneur or, hanging out shingles, as a wife, blessed to be a mother and grandmother, i understand that americans do not work hard so that their children have to work harder. we work hard so that our children will have it better. [applause] >> this next election -- the president likes to talk about winning the future. i have to tell you, this next election is not about winning the future for some, and losing it for others. it is about securing the american dream for all americans, and let's look at specifically what we can do. if we are going to increase our majority in the house, take control of the senate, and when -- win the white house, we need to be the party that stands for security in uncertain times. when you talk about security in uncertain times, security means a lot of different things. retirement security, job security, financial security, border security, and most important of all, securing freedom, and we, as republicans, need to lead on every single one of those. to win in 2012, if we do need to be the

salesman, out knocking on doors in the hot, summer 7480 hours away, as an entrepreneur or, hanging out shingles a wife, blessed to be a mother and grandmother, i understand that americans do not work hard so that their children have to work harder. we work hard so that our children will have it better. [applause] >> this next election -- the president likes to talk about winning the future. i have to tell you, this next election is not about winning the future for some, and losing it for others. it is about securing the american dream for all americans, and let's look at specifically what we can do. if we are going to increase our majority in the house, take control of the senate, and when the white house, we need to be the party that stands for security in uncertain times. when you talk about security in uncertain times, security means a lot of different things. retirement security, job security, financial security, border security, and most important of all, securing freedom, and we, as republicans, need to lead on every single one of those. to win in 2012, if we do need to be the power of th

this was the scene in springfield when a funnel cloud slammed into the downtown, tree limbs and shingles through to the suburbs. >> we saw that they were circling. we could see the darkness coming towards us through the parking lot. you could see the trees flying over the cars, on to the cars hitting the cars. it was very, it was surreal to be honest. you couldn't believe it was happening. >> reporter: at this community center the roof was sheared all. the damage so devastating a state of emergency declared in massachusetts. state police say in the hardest-hit areas most roads are impassible. people are stuck in their cars because of downed power lines. >> preliminarily we have confirmed reports of four fatalities, two in westfield, one in brimfield, and one in west springfield. and an unknown number of injuries. >> reporter: countless trees are down. and several structures destroyed. a second tornado was reported in westfield where mostly downed trees marked the twister's path. >> people are running actually, running scared. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news. >>> and we are getting a