top and bottom third and bolted against a stud not just dry wall it has to hit the stud. this is what to look for. the top of the shelves. yeah. when the earthquake hit it moves side sways. a lot of the time filing cabinets, they open the shelf, if you do that it will fall over. lock it or balance the weight out. computers. notice this new computer, here. [laughter]. >> save yourself a lot of money by strapping it down. putting velcro on it so it doesn't fall off. tip it over all the stuff will fall off. to be properly say it should be 50 feet away from the window. how many people have 30 foot bedrooms? the best thing to do [inaudible] it will break like a car windshield it shatters and staying together. or close the drapes so if it breaks it will shatter on the drapes and it will fall to the ground. multiple pair of slippers under your bed. most of us get out of bed at night time and close our eyes, you know where it is. in a disaster you might have glass on the carpet or floor. if you get out any start walking you will get cut. how about this? kitchen. the most dangerou

see how these studs are starting to fold on each other? if this whole thing fell over, the studs would be connected to each other. this is an example of the racking. obvious example of racking here; right? if you walk into this building, you are going to say this is heavily damaged. easy. large cracks. again, you want to look around the doors and the foundation. here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are struct

see how these studs are starting to fold on each other? if this whole thing fell over, the studs would be connected to each other. this is an example of the racking. obvious example of racking here; right? if you walk into this building, you are going to say ths

see how these studs are starting to fold on each other? if this whole thing fell over, the studs would be connected to each other. this is an example of the racking. obvious example of racking here; right? if you walk into this building, you are going to say this is heavily damaged. easy. large cracks. again, you want to look around the doors and the foundation. here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members of the house. that's where you are going to find a lot of the damage. this one -- but look at all the doorways again. this building, again, here in the marina. somebody wrote something on there. if you look really close it says, search. somebody wrote that there because maybe they thought somebody was inside, they went inside. we use a different method now. it's in your book if you did your homework. otherwise i'll show you later in the lecture. paint lines are another indicator of how damaged buildings are. if you

top and bottom third and bolted against a stud not just dry wall it has to hit the stud. this is what to look for. the top of the shelves. yeah. when the earthquake hit it moves side sways. a lot of the time filing cabinets, they open the shelf, if you do that it will fall over. lock it or balance the weight out. computers. notice this new computer, re

and not for the first time we discussed studs and we are talking about the practical practical approaches to security and practical. steps we can take to promote that to promote our mutual security and. also we are there it's a very important discussion about the modernization and the last steps. that we talked about and a very soon signing of the decision of the treaty with the cultural institute. of course between us on the topic of iran came up and it's very important to both of us russia did do its part that at the u.n. meeting. that the iranian government received a very clear message from russia and iranian leadership. did understand that nuclear energy can only use it for some civilian use and has to abandon its nuclear weapon program and has to corporate with the international institutions and now if there are more talks if there are signs for more talks we hope that from these scientists. there will be a willingness to actually sit down and talk. and we are very interested in that new discussions will take place and that there will be productive and will have substance and we hop

. >>> test a star-studded affair last night at the kennedy center.of the biggest names came out to honor tina fey. she received the mark twain award which honors those whose work is defining our time. will thomas talked to the stars. >> reporter: an a-list turned out to honor this year's recipient of the nation's highest humor prize. it is for you, tina. >> what? i was told that i was here -- >> reporter: she is here but practically kicking and screaming. tina fey is only the third woman to receive the mark twain prize for american humor and the youngest ever at 40 years old. >> this freaked me out when i first was invited to receive the prize. of his like just take it for your parents' sake. i was like air right. >> reporter: more than michaels wouldn't miss this night. he gave fey her big break. >> you could tell from the beginning that there was something in her writing that just -- whatever that quality is, really funny, good jokes, always intelligent. >> reporter: a star-studded comedy red carpet. what would you tell tina and the camera. >> don'

fees: >>driver: the stud fees are very high, a hundred thousand, two hundred thousand in some cases and if a stallion turns out to be infertile, then that's a huge loss, so it's big values. >>reporter: and as the saying goes, values go down, as well as up; in this business, just as fast. >>weller: if you've got bloodstock, you've really got to consider the unforeseen situation to make it worth your while, to cover your initial outlay really ... now the first time out, the horse stumbles, and unfortunately has to be put down, you've effectively lost your investment. >>reporter: that's a risk covered by specialist insurers like markel international, at goodwood today celebrating a year since launching its equine and livestock division in the uk, in an industry worth around 400 million dollars globally. >>redfern: the london market is basically the global centre of the insurance market, so we don't just write business in england, we write business all over the world, australia, new zealand, south africa, all over the states, south america, japan, and all over europe, so we get a very b

is she was on her way home from a star-studded premier from the movie "burlesque." >>> three men are facing charges in the theft last year of the famous sign outside the auschwitz concentration camp in poland. the official news agency reports that the main suspect is swedish. that man and two polish men stole the sign that sat atop the entrance to the camp. the main suspect has pleaded not guilty and could face ten years in prison if convicted. that sign was imblemblem matt particular of the nazi camps of world war ii. >>> 40 lawsuits, that's what the relatives of bernie madoff and his wife face, wanting to recover millions of dollars from madoff in the ponzi scheme. 22 are filed against his relatives. the remaining 18 are filed against former employees of his investment firm. the lawsuits were filed as part of an effort to recover money from relatives and employees closest to the center of the fraud who he says benefited the most from the ponzi scheme. bernard madoff, of course, sits behind bars. >>> coming up on "today in the bay" -- >> nothing more than a booze cruise. and it is w

fees: >>driver: the stud fees are very high, a hundred thousand, two hundred thousand in some caseslion turns out to be infertile, then that's a huge loss, so it's big values. >>reporter: and as the saying goes, values go down, as well as up; in this business, just as fast. >>weller: if you've got bloodstock, you've really got to consider the unforeseen situation to make it worth your while, to cover your initial outlay really ... now the first time out, the horse stumbles, and unfortunately has to be put down, you've effectively lost your investment. >>reporter: that's a risk covered by specialist insurers like markel international, at goodwood today celebrating a year since launching its equine and livestock division in the uk, in an industry worth around 400 million dollars globally. >>redfern: the london market is basically the global centre of the insurance market, so we don't just write business in england, we write business all over the world, australia, new zealand, south africa, all over the states, south america, japan, and all over europe, so we get a very broad spread of

. ♪ >>> star-studded evening at the american music awards. justin bieber, captured four trophies. 16. he became the youngest person to ever win the award to beat out eminem, lady gaga, katy perry and usher. >>> other winners of the night, included eminem and usher. >>> the final three dancers performing on "dancing with the stars" tonight. tonight is their last chance to impress the judges. you want to stay tuned tomorrow night at 9:00 for the live results show. that's when one of those dancers will be presented with the coveted trophy. >> jennifer grey. >> she's so talented. >>> time now for your birthdays, we have three birthday wishes we want to shout out to this morning. >> here they are. jenise dennis. pink thompson from parkville. his babey boy kingston with him. marley addison from the baltimore area turning the big five yesterday. >> belated birthday to our executive producer dan taylor. he turns something or other on saturday. if you're having a birthday, we want to know all about it. send us a short e-mail with an attached photo of your friend or family member to morning

yet of 300,000 kids stud he'd in minnesota, one-third of them failed to go for even one preventive care visit between the ages of 13 and 17. 40% saw a doctor for preventive care just ce during those four years. nonpreventive doctor visits were more frequent at one per year. this lack of routine annual visits means teens could be falling behind on immunizations and that problems such as substance abuse eating disorders and sexually transmitted diseases may be overlooked. interestingly all the young people studyed had either private or government health insurance. authors include every doctors visit by adolescents should be treated as preventive care visit. a model known as no missed opportunities. i'm dr. timothy johnson. >>> 30 volunteers from johns hopkins wants to make sure baltimore city teens have healthy hearts. the free exams will look for key risk factors obesity high blood pressure and high cholesterol. they hope to curb bad eating and exercise habits. they have been screening maryland athletes for heart abnormalities they decided to expand the program to some 2,000, 13 years ol

>>nñaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa8 >>> at 6:00 a college stud yaents message to those who saved him fromdeportation, and what he's done so that others don't face the threat. also, i team explains why a community college has been forced to close down a brand new arts building and for the first time, the mother of an iraqi boy talks about sacrifice she made so her son could get the surgery he needed here in the bay area. it's coming up at 6:00. now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> and one of the key members of the san francisco giants run the first world series title in 56 years is coming back. >> good news for fans. giants announced they've resigned first baseman aubrey hough to a $22 kblinl contract. >> you led in home runs and runs batted in, one of the team's emotional leaders on and off the field. >> reaching legendary status, really thanks to his so called rally thong when he wore and proudly displayed during championship celebration in san francisco. >> yes. he did. repeatedly. we loved it. >> and world news is coming up next.

well, the hand made platinum bottle is studded with over 4,000 diamonds. the blinged-out booze took four years to make and is filled with a top quality, aged tequila that no one will probably drink because it's $3.5 million. >> i don't want to stereotype you or anything, but i'm not thinking that you're a tequila girl. >> i'm not a tequila girl. >> i can tell. >> i think you might be a tequila guy, though. >> maybe back in the day. >>> time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. president obama and the first lady will be spending thanksgiving together at the white house, while the biden family continues their tradition of enjoying the holiday on the massachusetts island of nantucket. >>> not everyone will be off for thanksgiving. some retailers, including gap and k-mart are breaking with tradition and will be open throughout the day. toys r us will be opening its doors tonight for early bird black friday shoppers. >>> and as we told you about earlier, don't forget to tune into the macy's thanksgiving day parad

police had to spray mays t mazet the stud ante students apart. >> there was cops literally all the way around the circle. it was massive people everywhere. >> two students are now facing charges. >>> a new book is sparking out outrage over its controversial tiile. it's called the pedophile's guide to love and pleasure, a child lover's code of conduct. it's being sold on amazon.com as an electric book. hundreds of angry book are threatening to boycott amazon if it doesn't discontinue sales. now the colorado author who wrote is speaking out in his defense. he says he just wanted to establish rules for pedophiles so they don't hurt children. >> every time you see them on television, they're either murderrist, rapists or kidnappers, that is just not an cruet presentation of that particular sexuality. >> so far one book has been sold. amazon says it would be censor ship to not sell a book people believe to be objectable. >>> a high school basketball coach innmississippi is in hot watee for allegedly beating plaaers with a belt for messing up in practice. look at them there. cell phone video

hotel rooms are virtually impossible to come by then, but traces of the star-studded event can be found all over town. all along the waterside promenade, you'll find palatial hotels and their respective beaches. the waterfront teems with yachts, sailboats, and opportunities for thrilling rides. [piano playing] the art deco martinez hotel offers a luxurious way to pass the days on waterside cannes. after relaxing on the hotel's beach or pier, you can dine in the gourmet restaurant. then how about a suite on the top floor, with views that sweep across cannes and the azure sea? man: ♪ i like the way you smile ♪ ♪ it makes me feel so good maxa, voice-over: at day's end, you can stop in for a drink at the piano bar and search for stars. look, there's one. isn't that that guy maxa? ♪ your smile makes me glad maxa: to discover a more serene cote d'azur, i head for the hill towns just inland from the big cities. a delightful motor trip from cannes takes in the perfume capital of france--grasse-- and the dramatic perched village of gourdon. at the galimard studios in grasse, not only can you lea

you can catch all the star- studded action on abc2. the 44th annual country music awards will be presented tonight. the entertainer of the year is the award to watch this year. now the 5 nominees are lady antebellum. miranda lambert. brad paisley keith urban and the zach brown bands. laura deyoung talked about her trip to nashville for the cmas and talked about heroin deduction into the country music hall of fame. >> i think i remember cal ripken talking about how you know i just get out there and go to work every day and i think that's what a lot of people do. unfortunately for a lot of people there's not a hall of fame. >> you can catch the entire awards ceremony right here on abc2 starting at 8:00 and of course followed by abc2 news at 11:00. >>> now let's talk about the economy. a new study finds that african- american homebuyers and buyers low income neighborhoods actually pay higher rates on their fha loans. the study by communities united found in 2008 homebuyers in low income neighborhoods were three times more likely than buye

make sure the shelf is screwed into the wall if it's screwed into a stud it will not tip over. when you go home look at your hazards. get everything in a box. there is no correct spot to put it. some people get a can and put it in their yard. it's up to you. there is no correct spot it's where everybody in your family knows where it is. if you are not home and a disaster hits who the find it. the whole family gets involved you, yourself, family members, kids, let them know where it is. if something happens they can help /thefplgz. themselves. if you can help yourself you take a load off of us. yourself, your neighbors a few hours after, we know that [inaudible] activated a few times for y 2 k after 911 we had people. the [inaudible] has not know tried yet if you go there after a disaster you will be by yourself. a few hours after, that's when people form and that's when they help out. >> this is the home work. you don't have to write it down it's in the manual. simple things for your home. hazardous conditions in our house. there is a course evaluation in the back of the book.

how many of you have ever read of studs turkel books? great depression of the was this wonderful old radio journalist who started doing looks with interviews and people. the one that i read first i think was the vision street and soon after that, his book working interviews with people about their jobs. at some point over the decade, i remembered thinking, i wish you do a book of interviews with teachers that i was a teacher. my mother was a teacher. and i thought it would make a great book your and some time a few years back i read in the paper that he was in failing health, and obviously we did no more books or can he has since passed away. and so at some point, i can't remember the moment, i thought what if i were to try to do one myself. as a student, i've been a journalist, and so i thought, gee, maybe i'll give it a try, do a few sample interviews and see how they work and see if i find it interesting. and so i did. and i didn't just find it interesting. i found it fascinating. i was so compelled by talking with people about what i

the storm ripped off roofs and the 80 miles per hour winds turned two by four studs into jaf liberals striking anything that in their path, you can still see plywood wedged in the trees. >> i thought it was the end of the world. it was like 2012. i just started praying and repenting of all my since. >> reporter: given the extent of the damage the city was fortunate this disaster came with no body count. >> there's nobody dead and given the number of children we have at the shelters before the holiday it's an absolute miracle. it's an absolute miracle. >> reporter: still, while some residents looked forward to moving back into their homes others grew frustrated by what they viewed as indifference to their plight. >> they can come up with some funding for all this other stuff, what happens for funding to put these people in the hotels, what about the old people that don't have nowhere to go? we do have that. we have one in our building has no family, no nothing. >> reporter: even as she loaded up her car with the basic necessities she knew the balance of what mattered most to her was le

. >>> a loch raven grad stud -- grad studying chemistry is in critical condition after being struck by a hit-and-run driver. morning of jared paul jones are hoping he will be okay and the driver will be found. charlie crowson joins us in the studio with more. charlie. >> reporter: megan, thank you. bets young -- betsy and jim jones left maryland after learning their son was a the victim of a senseless hit-and-run. they are pleading for the person responsible for hitting the 21-year-old to turn himself in. jones is from glen arm in baltimore county and a junior at miami. according to witnesses washings crossing the street from coral gables when he was hit. he was taken to a hospital where he remains in critical condition sferg massive head trauma. >> unbearable. can't put into word. watching my children come in and look at their brother is just ripped us to shred. and please, if you can, the be empathetic to us and come forward so that we can just have answers. >> reporter: shortly after saturday night's accident, reports out of florida indicate jones was mistakenly pronounced dead. the

changes and upgrades of the system, taking the entire house or a portion of the house down to the studs, or a change in use from one to another -- residential to commercial or whatever -- they will consider the new assessed bellevue. repair, replacement of fixtures with similar quality is not assessible. plumbing to copper is not. replacement of circuit breakers. dry rot or termite repair is a non-assessible maintenance. replacing windows, doors, roofing, and ventilating and air-conditioning repairs. >> i could have a kitchen remodel. a home owner may get their permits and have their permits signed off and eventually the department of building inspection notifies the assessor's office that the homeowner did a kitchen remodel and they have a formula. the up their property tax a little bit. the home owner, depending on the type of remote -- i do not know where in the process i just described it is described clearly to the tax assessor the similar quality material issue brought up. for example, if somebody took out a kitchen from the 1950's, which might be pretty good materials, and your p

begin scorching top level competition last year's finalists boston getting the better of the star studded lineup of the bron james chris bosh and wayne wade for the second time this season miami's record stands at five wins four losses reeling champions los angeles meanwhile lost their first game and nine going into the denver nuggets. ok let's move to football where the latest big name to join the north american major league soccer ranks his first public outing with his new team beckon mikuru europeans and telling us consultant to f.c. tronto the current canadian champions. soccer in one way is a very simple game you know it's not very complicated to understand putting the pieces together for a club and obviously for a successful club in the future time to reach the playoffs and i mean to win the m.l.s. cup and reaching their goals is a is a big possible so you have to put together a lot of pieces in the big in this possible in order to to make things work. ok let's move to spain where valencia gone up by securing the first kings cup of the new decade in some style last che may have been

the star studded miami heat topping this season surprise disappointment dwayne wade le bron james chris bosh and co the winners on the night over the wizards the sauce beachside now at ten wins and losses for the year to date the dallas mavericks are cruising right along their six consecutive victory coming over their fellow texans in houston milwaukee meanwhile were missing their two big men under drew gooden in a twenty one point loss to the jets. with winter well and truly upon us in europe biathlon off plates are busy warming up for the start of their season. sweden will host the first stage of the sports world cup on wed and stay on the head of the russian biathlon union spoke to us about the rapidly approaching event. the first stage of the world cup has always been a good early test for biathlon heavyweight nations china japan and the u.s. who have been training there in sweden for more than two weeks could be the surprise packages however them not our main rivals for us it will be a good warm up we can and praise how we prepared for the season and see the war can follow new coac

at least that's what "dancing with the stars" stud tony dovolani says. he takes a short cut to the perfect six-pack. tonight, spray-on abs are a "sign of the times." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," november 23rd, 2010. >> good evening, everyone, i'm bill weir. well, if there is a tea party movement determined to help all palins prevail, they were no match for the dirty dancing c contingent tonight. though bristol palin lost the "dancing with the stars" trophy, the palin family will not fade fast, because sarah palin is launching a new book signing tour tonight. it will take her to places one might visit if running for the president. the first stop is fenix, and that's where we find john berman. john? >> reporter: good evening, bill. you're going to hear this a million times but i'll say it anyway. no one puts baby in the corner. not even bristol palin. it speaks volumes that bristol palin was "dancing with the stars" over in los angeles, the tango

the publicist killed just hours after going to a star studded movie premier. ronnie chasen was shot in the chest several times still in her mercedes in sunset hd. it crashed into a light today - it crashed into a light pole. there were no threats that the police were aware of against chasen or her company. chasen had been at the premier of burlesque starring cher and christina aguilera. >>> new developments today in the case of a murdered american university professor. 52-year-old sue ann marcum was found dead in her bethesda home last month. the next day 18-year-old deandre ham lynn was found driving her home -- hamlin was driving her mercedes. police called him a potential suspect in the murder but he has not been charged. >>> coming up next the jack johnson arrest gets even the taiwanese cgi treatment, the cartoon that takes on the corruption scandal on the other side of the break, but first you seen this? a renegade bull jumps into the stands of a rodeo in canada this weekend. if it was california it would be a rodeo. the 1,600-pound animal shook its rider

their stud young quarterback matt ryan out of boston college drops back, finds roddy white wide out.here's the d? he trots in, he strolls in for an easy 33-yard touchdown. falcons stun the ravens in the final seconds of a great game. by the way, falcons looking pretty good in a weak nfc. keep your eye on them. the final score was 26-21. >>> a little been for brett favre. jen sturger, the former sideline reporter who received lewd texts and emails with favor, met on thursday about the incident. can we get over this? her agent told the associated press "we cooperated fully by providing them with substantial materials in our possession. we now await the nfl's decision." the nfl has declined to comment. brett favre has also declined to comment, citing it as a league issue. however, he did make a different announcement yesterday. in an interview with the nfl network, favre answered questions about his future. >> are you still thinking super bowl? >> nah. >> nah? >> we have to get, you know, we have to get small steps right now. >> are you coming back in 2011? >> no. >> but, you know, he s

. >> reporter: it's a star-studded event.s year honoring celebrities, activists, and athletes. >> we've celebrated the most famous and accomplished women in the world, but the winners who people tell us they're the most moved by year after year are the women who they've never heard of before. >> reporter: women like 63-year-old dr. hawa abdiand her two daughters deqo and amina from somalia. war-torn somalia they live in daily fear of rape, death and bands of rebels who ravage without warning. in 1991, dr. abdifound herself in the middle of a civil war. armed militia had taken over the capital of mogadishu. >> it was a disaster. but it happened. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of innocent people were forced into the countryside where dr. abbdi owns a nearby farm. >> now 90,000 people at the camp. >> reporter: much more than a refugee camp, it's 200 acres where people farm, learn, and raise their families. you've given your land away. >> yes, and the water to drink because we have a well. >> reporter: she built a hospital wh

the midnight madness for a star studded video game. join us for cbs 5 early edition .... ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here's a look at today's weather. cold air is spreading from the northwest and down through the rockies. the midwest continues to be on the warm side. and stormy conditions will prevail in the northeast, and the coastal areas of the northwest. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. the latest stop on president obama's visit to asia is indonesia. he'll meet with indonesia's president and visit a mosque. >>> and elizabeth smart takes the witness stand again in the case of the man accused of kidnapping her over eight years ago. she testified monday that when brian david mitchell put a knife to her throat she thought she was having a nightmare. >>> now to the economy, and the victims of the recession. here in new york, thousands of people on wall street were laid off. but for some, it meant the opportunity to chase a designing dream. alexis christoforous reports. >> reporter: christine marchuska has always had a passion for fashion. but