not a velcro dependency net for more than half the country.k at all of that, i am no different than any other trying to invest. u.s. equities moving the direction we are moving as a country is not a place to be. there are better currencies and better geographies to go invest in. neil: your taxes are going up, spending going up, instead of complaining, try yukking it up. on why if you don't laugh at washington, you will just cry over washington. neil: nobody's getting along, nothing is getting done and spending won't stop. washington is so funny especially when it is not trying to be funny. >> i think major problem is we have to put people into washington who are more interested in doing something with the people then getting reelected. i have an ideathat speeding car drivers have patches all over their clothes of all the sponsors, how about if we make the people in congress where patches of the lobbyists who own them. so we know. neil: at would be a lot of patches. >> so we know no wonder he voted that way. rather than walk on, work on the fut

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 dangerous place to be in a disaster because that's where all the stuff breaks, in the kitchen. where do you put the heaviest pot? top shelf in the back over the fridge. least accessible area. they are the first to fly out. how do you medigate that problem? what do you think? on my house i have a 5 and 7 year old everything was baby safe. that's the same for earthquake proofing you don't want the glass to fall and come out. th

but because i wanted it to look like his room i took the head board off of his bed and velcroed it to the wall and this is where the ladies stayed at night. beside him. >> so he's never alone. >> 24/7, he's never alone. if i'm not here, one of them is here all the time. >> why did you decide to keep him at home? >> when you take someone with dementia out of their own environment it usually increases the dementia. >> how much longer can he stay at home? >> i don't know. when my mother was living -- my mother died a year ago. before that she and i took care of him. after my mom passed away, i realized that i couldn't do 24/7 with him because you have to be hands on, eyes on, all the time. it's extremely expensive. it can run 8 to $10,000 a month. >> that's not covered by any insurance. >> no it's money that he and my mom saved. >> if he hadn't had that money, what would have happened? >> i don't know. he has his social security but that's not enough. we would have had to do the medicaid spin down i guess. >> what's the hardest part for you? >> just watching your dad deteriorate is hard.

. >> you can also do it with felt and buttons covered with velcro, too. >> great idea. >> thank you.y bags. this is fun and creative. just fill a bag with ordinary items from home and then everyone tells a story. so, i could start. >> you'd like this. big excitement when the cupcake -- >> kinky story out of that one. >> take a turn? >> yes, i would! >> clever. >> you can never count on the weather, but if you're stuck indoors, doesn't mean you can't have fun, turn your house into a crime scene. >> it is anyway. have you been to hoda's apartment? >> i have not. do something fun like who stole mom's cookie recipe and let them look for clues. >> magnifying glass. >> you know, all the hoopla and family around, you don't all have to be in the same room at the same time. i love a roving game of scrabble, put it up in the corner. this is a nice set and let people play as they pass by. you can keep score throughout the day or highest word of the day wins. >> funny with bubbles, this is always cool. >> doesn't have to be hard. >> bubble with socks. >> with socks, what? >> juggle the bubble. >

. >> what is this velcro? let's show people at home on the back. see the balls in there? the most hilarious game to watch. 60 seconds. 3, 2, 1, go. >> carson is using a technique we've not yet seen on live television. >> is mine empty? >> nothing. >> yeah, one more. >> what do i have? >> oh, we've got a winner. >> who won? >> i win! yes! >> you know what my technique was? spelling your name in the air. it works if you don't know how to dance it works, too. >> mine was pretending i was getting stung by 100 bees. >> that was tiring. is there a way to really win that? >> i think you need to get more aggressive. >> what would i win if i was on your show? $250,000? >> that one, i think that would have been -- it depends. every show is different. i think you would have won $5,000 or $10,000. >> gold medal. >> thank you. >>> you can catch "a minute to win it" tomorrow on gsn. >>> she dropped more than half her body weight. >> wait until you see what the latest inductee into the joy fit club looks like now. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> it is time for look at me >>> it is ti

this is velcro off of the shoes.ittle stick inside of it. i break that stick out and that's what i use right here. this gives me this shape right here. get that shape. the bend. and then the rest is all hand shaped. >> silva, who is serving two years for possession of marijuana with the intent to sell trades his sculptures for among other things, extra soap. >> this hygiene is my maj nor concern. this little bar of soap that they give you once a week, i got a lot of square footage to cover, you know what i mean. so this little bar of soap might be good for two showers for me. it might be good for three showers for him. you know what i mean? that's not good for five days. then they give you a little packet of shampoo. if you ain't got nothing and no hustle, it will get you by. but i'm a big guy, i need to shower every day, i need deodorant and shampoo. i need to be clean. >> one of silva's customers is gabriel taylor. both are housed in protective custody because they're gang dropouts. >> courtesy of the skinny. >> he

it's got velcro sleeves on it, and these are the ones that you cannot cut yourself with them.his is just something to cover up with, more or less to make sure that they don't hurt themselves anymore. t-shirt off and everything. >> coleman will be monitored throughout the rest of the evening and be looked at by mental health staff in the morning. >> it does take a lot of manpower and a lot of time out of our day. it's not just one officer having to do with this, it's multiple officers and having to do paperwork. tomorrow morning, the medical doctor will be up here, the psych doctor will be out there to talk to him. >> coming up, antonio coleman prompts an emergency response. and -- >> heather, little snookems, she's a hard one to describe. >> facing heinous charges, two co-defendants profess their love for each other. >> when i first met him, he just looked kind of crazy but sexy. >> metro corrections. the time is approximately 17:45 hours. i've activated for antonio coleman. he's on five north. >> antonio coleman had recently been put on suicide watch at the louisville metro d

it's got velcro sleeves on it, and these are the ones that you cannot tie knots, cannot cut yourselfem. anything of that sort. it's just something to cover up with more or less to make sure they don't harm themselves anymore. slide your shirt off. t-shirt and everything. >> coleman will be monitored throughout the rest of the evening and seen by mental health staff in the evening. >> it does take a lot of manpower and a lot of time out of our day because it's not just one officer having to deal with this. it's multiple officers, the sergeant having to do paperwork. tomorrow morning, the medical doctor will be up here, the psych doctor will be out there to talk to him. >>> coming up -- >> antonio coleman. >> antonio coleman prompts an emergency response. >>> and -- >> heather, little snookums. she's a hard one to describe. >> facing heinous charges, two co-defendants profess their love for each other. >> when i first met him, he just looked kind of crazy but sexy. >>> hello, everybody, i'm betty nguye. in egypt the deputy head of the muslim brotherhood has been arrested on recent alle

. >> it velcros right on her back. and can go over virtually any carrier.re running through the airport. going on a trib. your bag is loaded and it's doing this. how annoying. check out the purse gummy. >> what? >> see? >> a very smart lady came up with these little silicone strips that can go on your purse to give it a little extra security. so you're not knocking over little kids. >> all right. what else you got? >> pursegummy.com. everybody needs a hat for traveling that's crushable and still looks good when you pull it out of the bag. this is from apartment 9. it's only $15 at kohl's. >> that's going home with mama. >> it has the little pyramid detail which those are so hot right now. you guys look awesome in those. >> look at this. this is an ad for this hat. >> but if i wear this in italy, george clooney won't know it's me. >> $15 on sale. the pumpinator. my kids have gotten so much use out of this. i was so sick of buying barbie dolls for birthday gifts and power rangers. i bought one of these for one of the kids that my son was going to a birthday p

you pull the velcro. the shelter comes out. you shake the shelter out.tep inside put your arms through a couple of straps lie down face down feet facing the advancing fire. >> reporter: firefighters are trained to breath cooler air near the ground while the flames pass overhead. the forest service made the shelters mandatory in 1977 and they have saved the lives of hundreds of firefighters. they have limitations. this sunday, the conditions ere too intense. >> this forest fire was the fire from hell. it was the perfect storm of the right temperature, humidity and wind velocity that fanned the flames and overwhelmed these shelters. >> it has been more than a decade since this shelter's design was last updated. >> these fire shelters are not like a bullet proof vest tichlts not like an impenetrable shield. they can collapse under severe conditions. >> reporter: we still don't know what went wrong for the hot shots here. it could be months before the investigation is complete. charlie, norah and gayle. >>> friends and families are praying for two indiana te

so they brought it back and now it is equipped with velcro and scraps and you can't just put things down on that and there is an orientation, so there are the elements of being human that although everything is changing you don't really need them, people want them so it's interesting to see what you can take away and how much strangeness of the human spirit can endure before it protests. >> host: robert some of rightly. he said i asked if you thought of being an astronaut was the best or the worst job in the world. "in your sleep deprived and have to perform perfectly or else you don't fly anymore. as soon as you are done with something, ground control is telling you something else to do. the bathroom stinks and you have malae is all the time. you can't open a window, you can't go home or with your family. you can't relax and you are not well paid. can you get a worse job than that? >> guest: i love norman. people read that quote and why was of two - whether to include that or not because i don't want no -- it is becoming an astronaut. i will tell you why i go on to see this in the book.

so they brought it back and now it's equipped with velcro and straps. you can't just put things down on that but there is a table and there is also the floor and ceiling orientation. they're these elements of being human that although everything is changing you don't really need them, people want them. so it's interesting to see what you can take away and how much strangeness the human spirit can endure before protests. >> host: in packing for a mars barbour craft i had asked him if he thought being an astronaut was the best are or the worst job in the world? rove you are sleep deprived and you have to perform perfectly or else you don't fly anymore. as soon as you are done with something ground control is telling you something else to do here that bathroom stinks and you have noise all the time. you can open a window. you can go home, you can be with your family, you can't relax and you are not well paid. can you get a worse job than that? [laughter] >> i love norbert kraft. he worked at nasa ames to do with psychological issues. people read that quote

and now it's equipped with vel you and -- velcro and straps and things so you don't just put things down on it, but there's a table. and there's also the floor and ceiling. there's these elements of being human. although everything's changed and you don't really need them, people want them. so it's interesting to see what you can take away and how much strangeness the human spirit can endure before it's like, it protests. >> host: in "packing for mars," norbert craft summed it up nicely, you write: i had asked him if he thought being an astronaut was the best or worst job in the world. [laughter] >> guest: i love norbert craft. yeah, nasa ames. i call it psychological issues. that -- people read that quote, and i was of two minds of whether to even include that, because i don't want to, i don't want -- what i didn't want this book to do was to dash people's dreams of becoming an astronaut. and i'll tell you why -- and i go on to say this in the book -- that's all true. but for me it's the same, i like to go backpacking. my husband and i, we go up to the sierras, you know, middle of nowhe

. >> it velcros right on her bax. and can go over virtually any carrier. >> all right.> all right. what else you got. >> pursegummy.com. >> everybody needs a hat for traveling that's crushable and still looks good when you pull it out of the bag. this is from apartment 9. it's only $15 at kohl's. >> that's going home with mama. >> and the little pyramid detail. >> you guys look awesome. >> look at this. this is an ad for this hat. >> but if i wear this in italy, george clooney won't know it's me. >> $15 on sale. the pumpinator. i was so sick of buying barbie dolls for birthday presents. i bought this and it pumps up water balloons. it comes with like 200 balloons inside. watch out, ladies. it's all fired up and literally you just -- >> you fill it with water? >> you fill it with water. you can always use air. >> we've sprung a leak. >> $14.99. my kids have played with this literally every day. >> and we're all wet. >> we have about 30 seconds. >> something tells me you might like this. it's called the wine'o. a thermal bag for your wine. it's under ten bucks. and if you