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

trees and power lines were ripped down and shingles littered parking lots. it was a lot of rain and it got loud. the next thing you know, it was commotion. >> reporter: it was the same scene in dundalk. residents say they were blind sited. >> it was nice and sunny, then it was windy and dark and all hail broke loose. it was small hail. >> reporter: a massive tree was topple and lightning was the culprit. the storm system was isolated. some had to abandon their homes. >> i rented a bed and i heard a boom. they said it could have been a tornado. the roof claim flying into the window. my son, he dug us out. >> reporter: live in lands down, here's another home badly damaged. 20 families in lansdowne and dundalk had to evacuate and leave their homes. >> 132 bge customers are still without power. >>> storms are putting a damper -- damper on the final space shuttle launch. they're going to lift off at 11:26. there's a 70% chance of storms. the officials could still postpone the mission. here's the latest with wjz. >> reporter: atlantis is getting fueled up and read

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

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they never actually our customers stray shingles in one thousand nine hundred four. as in one thousand nine hundred five in the airport. and we saw the riot police shooting at protesters. it was weird it was like watching a big movie screen. get it if. it was very upsetting it was a feeling of hate. hate. that the polynesian people rose up together and said you know mr chirac please stop. if you just brushed it away and said something my decision is final. it one person one person decided the entire future of my children. my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. it's in c. in. january one thousand nine hundred six france proceeds with this last nuclear test in polynesia what turns out to be the starting point for a long term research. we've done is in the last tests justified an enormous investment to build new equipment new missiles new bombs the laser megajoules and you aircraft got me so everything is being updated between now and twenty twenty the. only interesting thing is the results from countries like the united states. some of the other western nations i

says legs were amputated below the knee when he was eleven months old because he was born without shingles it's. formula one chief bernie ecclestone is in the crosshairs of german prosecutors who are investigating the sale of the motor sport in two thousand and six the eight year old allegedly bribed just hard but cost forty four million dollars when the packer sold him byron l b's f one stake the german say that ecclestone received forty one million dollars worth of by commissions in return for the man man in f.l. and says he expects to be cleared of any wrongdoing or prepares to try and prove costly ecclestone currently retains a huge shareholding and would sports topics. the excitement and rach is up a notch in the cricket world this week the top two run countries in the test form and at present india and england going head to head on the words and thursday's opener in this year's world cup none of the tournaments believes it's going to be as tight on the crease as it is on paper. i think it's going to be. definitely the really good bowlers i'm anderson broad. resident so it's going to

and the other one he was hanging on shingles and he did. many things. when i got to write about it of course i was sure. i can do the next one. as a young man when i got arrested at that time i saw it's ok now i'm in the hands of the american government. i'm sure they have justice. because i had so on the hollywood movies they had made before and they are always the good ones and f.b.i. agent was quoted as saying guantanamo detainees were chained hundred foot in a fetal position on the floor with no chair food or water for twenty four rolls did that take place they did it. i thing with everyone because some astronomy arrived we had to see. in a special position when he has handcuffs and shackles on and. ice was a car with. google's so. we had to stay in that situation for a long time and. some people passed or whether any underage detainees in guantanamo yes the youngest one was nine years old the second youngest was twelve. i still can't understand. why they get arrested do you agree with u.s. officials you see books that it makes people tell the truth

hidden underneath the shingles. and what you're going to find it you've got that brown spot. looks like you got a nice little dry rot occurring -- on all the boards there. and if you were to remove the planks on top, you probably would find a good chunk of dry rot missing at the top of the joist. and as you feed into the top of the joist, you reduce its capacity. and it's not proportional. if you have a 10-inch joist and you lose an inch, that's 20% of its capacity. you lose two inches t like 40% of its capacity. so dry rot can be very, very dangerous if you're not properly paying attention to it. >> and that's because these joists typically are cantalever. and you're relying on the top of that joist as you walk out on it, you're pulling the top of its tension and you imagine slicing on top the tension number. >> the lack of the flasher is not just for the deck either but it's also for the wall frame that we'll find damage in there as well. once you open that and put the flashing details in there, we'll find that the structural framing are also compromised. >> so it's not a b

. >> reporter: peter clark, once in the music industry, was diagnosed with shingles five years ago. >> being in this position is totally unbelievable to me. >> reporter: after a year in bed and with nearly enough money for medical bills, clark tried to get back on his feet. a couple months later, he suffered a heart attack. clark wasn't able to do any strenuous activities. and without money and a job, he went into depression. but this agency is giving him hope. >> this place has helped me out to no end. it's gotten me through to the point where i'll have money coming in within a month and a half. >> reporter: without organizations like loaves and efficiency, many won't know where to turn. >> we have guests tell us before i knew about you, i was going through garbage cans and dumpsters looking for food and it's really unfortunate. i wouldn't want to have to live that way. >> reporter: more than half of the clients of the food bank in 2010 reported having to choose from paying for food and paying for utilities, while a third had to choose between food or medical care. >> we have a probl

the western countries is entire russian president he's never criticize like for example mr hooper shingle or any other out across dick lugar's because there is logics if his entire russian he means it for democratic so for mr saakashvili is just necessity i do know twice or maybe three or four times a yard to declare a russian aggression or a new russian occupation or russian spies etc. it is to carry a leader is for a little bit is i also mentioned conservative policy many thanks for speaking to us here at our say. well let's return now to our developing story this hour a huge bomb has exploded in the very center of norway's capital. damaging apartment buildings including the prime minister's own face two people are reported to have been killed and at least eight injured witnesses say dozens are lying in the streets covered in blood prime minister against stockton bag is said to be safe a preliminary report suggests it was a car bomb but some sources say the explosion took place inside the building of doorways biggest tabloid newspaper the g the blast was so powerful that it is smashed a

pistorius legs were amputated below the knee when he was eleven months old because he was born with shingles. now the excitement's rushes up a notch in the cricket world this week their top two brian countries in the test form and a present india and england going head to head at lord's in thursday's opener this year's world cup not of the tournament believes it's going to be has tights on the crease that is on paper. i think it's going to be retiring see these are definitely they're good really good bowlers and it's a broader. resonance who is going to be it's going to be a tough fight i've been being plays who are. under pressure and i think more than physical toughness is going to be mental toughness was mentally tough is going to win it. now let's finish with the help skip and jump or actions to that effect park her or free running which initially was made famous through the film industry is now gaining momentum in russia are among the cuts riffed takes up the story. he called it a sport if your performance he's not rated well these three runners don't care what you call their art fair o

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

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.

>> shingle ripper? usually there are more than one camera at the atms. >> these days? time, dude. >>> the ongoing heat wave is keeping road crews busy across the midwest and the south. a highway in eastern iowa is among many that buckled in the heat, causing severe traffic problems. repair crews are having trouble keeping up. in parts of iowa yesterday, the heat index topped 131 degrees. in that part of the country, as we say around here in neneyork, it's not just the heat, it's the humidity. that's what we all say around here, especially when your hair goes whoo. >> that is the truth. >> it is the humidity. >>> here's your wednesday weather now. heat watches, warnings and advisories in more than 30 states. from the dakotas to the east coast. severe storms with a chance of tornados from fargo to duluth. scattered thunderstorms from minneapolis to jacksonville including much of the gulf coast and more rain in the rockies. >> a day for the beach or the pool. that's for sure. phoenix hits a hot 108. albuquerque 93. salt lake city 86. upper 90s in the twin cities, chicago,

and, of course, it's much easier to be a publisher, hang out a shingle, the technology is much be sure to work with, typesetting, printing is easier. so, there are many more publishers, many more books being published. now you have e-books entry the fray, and that i predict will ratchet up even faster because now a lot of authors just skip the book and go straight to the e-book. and i have a lot of second thoughts about that. what is selling in the world of a million new titles a year? well, i would say probably two-thirds of those books are fiction, and half of those are erotica. that means almost half a million are erotica. and i guess these are fantasies that authors are putting down on paper. i'm not sure who the customers are, but they're having a lot of fun writing them anyway. so, let me talk for just a little bit about the books. e-book sales last year were around 6% industrywide. talk about different categories, it's much higher, or lower. fiction, nonfiction doesn't sell as well as fiction. and erotica fiction sells better than fiction. so, a lot of the things being sold thro

they might be encouraged to hang out their shingles and start doing more independent analysis on their own. regulators have to check on the competence of the financial institutions. in doing that research, or in hiring, and employing the services of those credit worthiness advisors. but it can be done. so section 939 and 939a are the direction to go. when they are fully implemented, then there wouldn't be any need for the nrsro system. if we can somehow avoid the dangers of section 932, ideally if it were my choice, i would repeal 932 in a heartbeat. then the bond information market, and that's really what we're talking about, information would be opened to innovation and entry in ways that have not been possible since the 1930s. my written statement expands on these ideas. thank you again for the opportunity to testify this morning. i would be happy to answer questions from the committee. >> thank you mr. white. >> thank you, chairman, ranking member capuano and members of the subcommittee -- >> would you see if your -- >> sorry. i apologize. mr. chairman, ranking member capuano and m

. >> definitely better than shingles. it's going to insulate your house better.house safer. you don't have to sand it, you don't have to paint it. it's a wonderful product. >> i love your next idea. screen doors. kind of virtual. >> this is from phantom. you can have it motorized so they come in when you need them. they block the sun. they keep the bugs out. they keep the -- your energy bills down because better for the air conditioning. pretty much the best thing you need now. >> but you have the option to open them up if you want. and then there are some manuals ones. >> open them up manually. you can walk right through. >> i assume the manual ones are cheaper than the automatic. >> manuals are cheaper than the automatic. good for any room in the house. >> i love the per rehnials because you don't have to be to be handy for them to work. >> green thumb, black thumb, whatever works,s they survive. is wisteria is fantastic. beautiful purple plflowers in t spring. >> you won't fall out as you're trying to get out of it. you won't have that experience. >> this is a