. >> so unr, one of the most important fib use is keeping outside out and inside in. let's look at windows. >> let's assume this window is broken in the earthquake. we have wind and rain blowing in. one of the most important things you need to do as a homeowner is secure the plastic properly. if you just take staples or nails and put them into the plastic, we're going to get a strong wind and rip it right off. what i'm going to have somebody do is they're going to have -- this is an old piece of shingle. you might have -- everybody has a piece of wood in their basement. it doesn't have to be fancy. they take out this rusty screw begun, and hopefully you have one of these. >> there is one at the neighborhood support center. >> at the neighborhood support center. you're going to wrap this plastic around this board, take your screw. and then screw that in. >> you need a permit for this? >> you do need a permit for this. and you can contact the former head building inspector to get that permit. that's it. now when the wind blows, it's tight and it's not going to pull thro

to maintain unre stricted access to the internet. >>> also new information on what caused the massive rim fire. a hunter who set an illegal fire in the area was responsible for. the blaze that charred 370 square miles of california's sier sierra, nevada. the agency said there's no indication the hunter was involved with illegal marijuana cultivation, which a local fire chief had speculated as possible cause. the blaze now 80% contained and has cost $81 million to fight. in some cases people who have started wildfires in california have been sued to pay for costs and for damages. >>> now to business, stocks able to post modest gains across all three major indexes. keeping a close eye on this huge government jobs report this morning. for more on that, we go to karen cho live for us in london. what do we expect in terms of the number of jobs created and the unemployment rate? >> good morning, brian. the numbers today expected in the vicinity of 180,000 jobs to be created. the unemployment rate should remain steady at 7.4%. coming up to this significant number is the fact we had two stron

. >> obviously we cannot unring this bell. we can't get this horse back in the proverbial barn.l be about the parents and the parental system and an intact family. that's the only thing that will save the children. i have children as well. they are on the computer. they play video games. but they are not going to move to florida and go on a killing rampage on their 18-year-old birthday because they have an intact family and a nanny i pay well to teach them right from wrong. >> i'm sure you contribute, too, carolla. you know my point. there is a lot of danger associated with the new technology. i don't know if we are addressing it in this country. carolla, always interesting. my column this week deals with hate speech on the net. factor tip of the day. when things are going badly, how to win. the tip is two minutes away. >>> back for your tip of the day in a moment. first a few footnotes. on its first day of re-elise tuesday "killing jesus" sold more than 100,000 copies nationwide. amazing. thank you all. this sunday it will be featured on "60 minutes" with me getting. now the ma

áá not put unr scrutiny as police. >>> chunks of concrete falling off i-66 overpass in veronica.als are saying aboutg the integrity of that bridge. >>> and scientists now say they know the causend sc of global warming. but who are they pointing the finger at now?  >>> in texas, an attempted robbery that be could have turned into abbe massacre at a t food restaurant and the whole w video. he tried to shoot employees at the restaurant and for some reason his gun didn't work. >> reporter: justin joseph comes into this south fort worth mcdonald's tuesday night with a gun.onald' i thought i was dead. >> armstrong is in the pink shirt. his 7-year-old son runs for run cover and he takes on the gunman. >> i heard the gun clicking in my face. >> fortunately for him and potential victims joseph's gun jams and he runs outside, fixes it and fires a live round andnd heads back into the restaurant and again confronts him who is n looking for his son. >> i pulled myself inside an office. the mcdonald office. i pulled myself inside and closed the door. so really not sure what h

he said those gifts were like a bell that you cannot unring. he even had taken gifts from this guy while his own attorney general's office was fighting that guy's company on a large state tax dispute, but before this week, he was unembarrassed by that. not planning on giving anything back. now, he has, with no explanation other than he wants to wipe the slate clean and it is understandable that he wants to wipe the slate clean. it is probably going to take more than this weird tuesday night news dump to do it though. the election in virginia's only eight weeks away now. absentee voting starts. and if the idea is to put the mcdonnell gift scandal we hind him, that is not going to work because next week is when they are supposed to go back again to meet with federal prosecutors again to plead their case again about why the governor shouldn't be criminally indicted for corruption. that's next week pross say they want to talk to them again. so this story is staying in the headlines regardless of ken cuccinelli's strategically timed efforts to dista

he said those gifts were like a bell that you cannot unring. he even had taken gifts from this guy while his own attorney general's office was fighting that guy's company on a large state tax dispute, but before this week, he was unembarrassed by that. not planning on giving anything back. now, he has, with no explanation other than he wants to wipe the slate clean and it is understandable that he wants to wipe the slate clean. it is probably going to take more than this weird tuesday night news dump to do it though. the election in virginia's only eight weeks away now. absentee voting starts next week in virginia. and if the idea is to put the mcdonnell gift scandal we hind him, that is not going to work because next week is when they are supposed to go back again to meet with federal prosecutors again to plead their case again about why the governor shouldn't be criminally indicted for corruption. that's next week prosecutors say they want to talk to them again. so this story is staying in the headlines regardless of ken cuccinelli's strategi

youi know the idea of a take unr is floated around, the stock is up 11% this september.h, the shareholder, assembling billions of dollars to get the backing of canada's pension fund in order to move forward. you know, the company stepped off the board back in august citing potential conflict of interests, so, obviously, trying to move forward with this potential bid. >> looks like it's 11 bucks a share. that's what it looks like to me. nothing like what it was worth. nicole, thank you very much, indeed. sunday football back again, meaning big money for the league and players. joining us from washington is adam, with the washington redskins. adam, good to have you on the show. i know you've had two significant injuries is that because football's a violent sport, has been, and always will be? what's your comment? i don't want to put you in a corner, but tell me. >> no, that's okay. it is a violent sport. that's part of the game. when i signed up in middle school, i knew what he was signing up for, high school, college, and the nfl. that's part of what we do and what the jo

as they say in courtrooms how do you unring a bell? that's all we are trying to say today. before it's too late please look at these problems that have already happened, mr. president. you say you won't negotiate with us? you'll negotiate with the president of iran who is flagrantly producing a nuclear bomb to use against our ally israel and against us? you will negotiate with the former head of the k.g.b. and soviet union with the communist party putin, and you won't negotiate with us? we are here. it's friday. it ain't quitting time. we want to talk to you, mr. president. we are here. and with that i would yield to the gentleman from the great state of mon tan, steve daines, who is a fabulous new member of congress who has been working for the citizens of montana to render to them an affordable, popular, fair health insurance system. with that i yield to the gentleman who is the at-large representative of montana. mr. daines: i want to thank the gentlelady from minnesota. in fact, my family lives in montana -- roots in montana began in minnesota. my great great grandmothe

middle east, at the highest level, is sending messages to the white house about liabilityns of our unred we are not doing anything about it. it is not the first time that the perception has been the case, and what tends to turn things around is when we actually act and are seen as being effective. we have within our means to do that now. for all of the on the ease that feeling, ifectively the congress authorizes, as it should and must, and if in fact we carry out not cosmetic, but intensive set of strikes, over a short time, that , if you listen to what secretary hagel was saying yesterday and what the chairman of the joint chiefs was saying as well, that actually he grades the capability of the syrian this is seen throughout the region has the u.s. is now suddenly in the context of where the congress has actually authorized -- and some ways it seems to me that even if the use of force is finite, you actually have an interesting situation i suspect where the president may feel the need, having gotten the authorization, to ensure that strikes are somewhat more intensive, are more effecti