and we do termite repairs every day. no one dips it the bucket unless it sits overnight. >> here's a post-base embedded in the ground. it's a piece of pressure treated lumber. you can tell because it has all those little hole. and it has a piece of metal. it is rusting and it has couple of bolts all the way through it. >> it should be sitting off the ground, above the ground. at least an inch if not more. and you see that nice brown color racing going around it? i bet you dollars to doughnuts that end of the piece of the wood is the cut end. if you're going to be doing cut wood, you never put the cut end at the bottom. >> so what's happened here is that the wood is embedded in where water is going to build up. you can see around the base of this, you're going to have rain water just soak right in there and suck right up into the end of that piece of lumber and rot. we have some pictures here of older decks around san francisco. and you can see the kinds of repairs in the upper left, you can see where it's scabbed togethe

either there are termites or there are not termites, you know? if you read our reports, it will always, you know, self-consume. you can get reports from different people. the findings should all be the same. either it's termites or not. whether there's dry rot or not. sometimes there may be differences of opinions as far as the methodology of the repairs. >> it's one of the industries that has one of the best reputations for san francisco in integrity. you hear issues about different industries but special pests have would have been the best reputation. >> here the he building, we almost never find issues with special pest controls or work. we deal a lot and i have to agree with pat, it's an extremely high level industry. so thank you for what you do. >> [laughter] >> ok. ok. let's move along. ok. so here's -- >> there it is! >> here's point where we have an issue. >> [laughter] >> ok. where the deck attaches to the building is the number one problem for water intrusion. >> well, where it penetrates through the skin of the building. >> ok. so wha

you have the queen termite that keeps making the offspring much like trying to get rid of termites in your house. you want to kill the queen cell or the queen termite or the cancer stem cell. >> in the next stage of dr. black's study half the patients are receiving the vaccine. half are getting a placebo. in addition to standard chemotherapy and radiation. neither layla nor the doctors know what group she's in. but she's optimistic. >> i can't get down or else, you know, i'll go down, too. so i have to stay confident. i feel really good. i really do. yeah. >> it's worth pointing out dr. black's vaccine isn't the only one out there. this general approach of ramping up the immune system in a targeted way is one of the most promising approaches to fighting cancer. there is another brain cancer vaccine. it's known as cdx 110 and has also had promising results and is in phase three clinical trials. the last step before the fda can consider whether it works and whether it's safe enough to make it widely available. we'll keep you posted on developments. >>> up next do you ever wonder which p

cancer behaves more like a termite colony. you have the queen termite keeps making-off spring. you want to kill the queen termite or cancer stem cell. >> reporter: in the next stay half the patients are getting vaccine. half are getting the placebo in addition to chemotherapy and radiation. nayer this leila or the doctors know which group she's in, but she's optimistic. >> i can't, you know, get down or else, you know, i'll go down too. so i have to stay positive. i feel really good, thank god. i really do. yeah. >> it's worth pointing out that dr. black's advantage seen isn't the only wunl out there and this general approach of ramping up the immune system in the most targeted way is one of the most promising ways to fight cancer. there's another known as cvx-110. the last step before the fda can consider whether it works or make it safe enough to make it widely available. we'll keep you posted on developments. >>> up next do, you ever wonder which photos in magazines are photoshopped? i'm going to show you new technology to help you detect the fakes. those surprising little t

both: termites. - yeah, you told me that before. hey, can i talk to you as a friend? - i'm not keen on being friends. - can i talk to you as somebody who's worked with you for the better part of a decade? - even that makes me uncomfortable. - george, my girlfriend left me for dr. shankar. - dr. shankar? that guy's a good catch. - come on, man. i'm being serious. - dominance hierarchies occur in most animal species that live in groups, including primates, doug. you lost your place in the food chain. - i'm not a primate. i live in brooklyn. i get my food from freshdirect. i have opposable thumbs. - you got to show her you're still the alpha male. what would harvey do? [dog barks] confront shankar, establish dominance. - like, you want me to kill him? [mr. mistoffelees from caplaying] - ♪ and we all sing - ♪ oh, well, i never! ♪ was there ever a cat ♪ so clever as magical mr. mistoffelees? ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, well, i never! - dorothy said we would rotate our favorite music. - are we even open? where are all the patients? - already being helped. we're ahead of schedule, so-- - ♪ mi

both: termites. - yeah, you told me that before. hey, can i talk to you as a friend? - i'm not keen on being friends. - can i talk to you as somebody who's worked with you for the better part of a decade? - even that makes me uncomfortable. - george, my girlfriend left me for dr. shankar. - dr. shankar? that guy's a good catch. - come on, man. i'm being serious. - dominance hierarchies occur in most animal species that live in groups, including primates, doug. you lost your place in the food chain. - i'm not a primate. i live in brooklyn. i get my food from freshdirect. i have opposable thumbs. - you got to show her you're still the alpha male. what would harvey do? [dog barks] confront shankar, establish dominance. - like, you want me to kill him? [mr. mistoffelees from caplaying] - ♪ and we all sing - ♪ oh, well, i never! ♪ was there ever a cat ♪ so clever as magical mr. mistoffelees? ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, well, i never! - dorothy said we would rotate our favorite music. - are we even open? where are all the patients? - already being helped. we're ahead of schedule, so-- - ♪ mi

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 place something with cabinets you bought today off the rack somewhere, it is it a similar quality? should the kitchen remodel be reassessed? you might get that tax bill, but if i were you would consider what that meant. i do not know. >> next year we should have the tax assessor reporter's office here to answer those que

it is much like having termites in your house. often by the time you discover them, the damage is done. now, activist groups are pioneering their own forms of digital anarchy. in the bay area, you witnessed their work firsthand when individuals have the bark website and released personal data of customers -- and individuals -- when individuals hacked the bart website. the anonymity of the internet makes it difficult to discern the identity, motives, and locations of an intruder, and a proliferation of portable devices that connect to the internet only increases the opportunity to steal vital information. we in the fbi cannot merely react to computer intrusions. hackers will seek to exploit every vulnerability, and we must be able to anticipate their moves. i share one example which he appeared in april, the fbi brought down an international network of fibers-infected computers controlled remotely by an attacker. the bureau took control of 5 servers the hackers had used to effect some 200 computers with malware, which allowed them

an specifically underline why voting four more years of obama is like a house re-elec re-electing termites: better hope he doesn't turn light on himself. that's where the dirt will come out. >> kimberly: what is dirty about paul ryan. >> dana: you think he is a dirty politician? >> bob: no. dirty about his policies. >> eric: what? >> dana: we're going to continue the tortured metaphors. >> eric: a lot of things, interestingly, they pick which location on the floor. swing state, up front. wisconsin continues to be right there. the point i'm trying to make is paul ryan brings the midwest vote to romney with wisconsin, michigan and -- >> dana: maybe ohio. >> eric: all right there up front. >> bob: there hasn't been a vice president since lyndon johnson -- not one state. >> eric: willing to do something about it. >> bob: vice presidents don't matter. >> dana: okay. what if everybody is wrong? can we talk about another person? tonight, the republicans favorite daughter conde rice will give a speech. she was on "fox and friends" this morning. do we have that? >> i want mitt romney to be elected

it's like termites. they can't decide what to do so it gets weakened, weakened and they continue like it's not a problem. i think europe is a big problem and getting worse. >> bob, one of the keys with europe is that businesses have no comfort. you know, a multimillion euro investment in madrid today is not going to turn into a multimillion deal in madrid in the future. >> true. >> if they haven't had any comfort and haven't since last year, businesses are treating europe differently since then. banks are ring-fencing subsidiaries in periphery countries. businesses like shell are saying we're done with credit risk in europe. british air and iberia have a crisis meeting every two weeks to discuss ramifications of spain leaving the euro. if you don't have confidence, what the currency unit's going to be in your investment a few years ahead of time, you're not going to do business as you were. joe, in reference to your tie in yesterday, they can kick the can down the road all they want, hoping for the econo

a handful of tyrannical nobles he worried about termite conspired to take over government.hat is quite different from margaret thatcher saying there's no such thing as a society. madison's republic was rooted in the idea of a common good that seeks the general welfare and there is such a thing as society. margaret thatcher notwithstanding. government by the rich, madison's favorite class of tyrannical nobles. there is no security for the general welfare and by the author of the constitution the opposite of democracy. today americans stunning demographic is 400 people, ninety million americans. 400 as much wealth as ninety million americans. americans -- wall street ceos in 2010 received a bonuses of $90 billion. greater than the gdp of many countries. creating an unimaginable gap between ceos and the rest of the american population forcing foreclosures, in 2008 the bold mushroom toppled over hand american people prompted backup. by 2010 no one learned much. they went on paying extraordinary bonuses as if they did not notice the base of their support was shrinking. another s

when you bring it up that way, all's i can see is whether you want termites or put big leaves over privatehat's probably a problem, it's still there, isn't it? >> we joke about it but -- >> athens isn't going to pay back the debt anyway. >> dave, can we start with -- >> you can't do it. >> we can't do it? >> we have to. we have to forgive greece's debt because they're not going to pay us. >> we should spend to build the roads. >> we can't forgive the debt, sorry. >> all right, i thought that both these guys, you don't want to -- >> i agree with a lot of what he said. >> the first part of it is we owe trillions of dollars. we have to get rid of that before we can spend more. that was the whole first part if we get rid of that we can spend more. >> i don't think that was what he was saying. >> that's not whey heard. >> that was the trillions it shall zplsh when we come back -- >> that was the trillions hanging over all our decisions now, if my grandmother had testicles she'd be my grandfather. rick, and jim thank you. >> my wife says if my grandma had wheels she'd been a car but i haven't he