there is the waterproofing below. you have a waterproof roof and you build something on top. >> sealed. i should have brought one. it has 6 layers to it. you have -- i have to think. bra drainage maps and fabric and root barrier it builds up and up and you have sawed. on 380 we do maintenance on that. >> an issue that come up in san francisco about fire. if you look down on the city, looking photographs areaial photographs the city is comprised of 10 or 20 percent of roofs. and that's a lot of area. that's flammable material one would think. the building code and fire code try to limit the fire rescientistanceness of requirements of roofs. do you address that in your work? >> yeah especially working for the port it's roofs are class a. >> building code says class a and b. yours are all class a. there is a class c roof. >> an example of a class c is organic shingles or wood shingles. >> wood shingles are prohibi d prohibited. however there is an exception in the state historical building codes. there are buildings wher

it won widespread recognition for its waterproof coats.embers of the british royal family, prime ministers and other dignitaries wore its high-end products. the administrator says he will look for potential buyers who can appreciate the firm's brand power and tradition. >>> all right. more business news for you next hour. i will leave you now with a look at the latest market figures. >>> a robot will be sent into the damaged fukushima daiichi number two reactor for the first time since last year's earthquake and tsunami. tokyo electric power company will use a robot mountd with five cameras, a dosimeter and an audio recorder. a worker in an adjacent building wilma nufr the robot through a cable link as it checks for damage to the suppression chamber and containment vessel. this will be the first inspection of the suspension chamber since the nuclear accident. a manhole will also be checked and radiation measurements taken in the area. any damage to the suppression chamber and the containment vessel will have to be repaired before the vesse

when we see oftentimes someone put a beautiful tile roof on that can last 50 or 70 years the waterproofing under is not up to snuff it the last 15 years you have a 75 year old roof that will last for 15 because the underlayment is not up to the quality of roof itself. that's an example we are seeing here. >> what is the primary cause of failure? failure means that the roof leaks? we can agree the roof doesn't work it leaks. >> it's supposed to rain tomorrow. >> the most important thing is application. >> the failures do to misapplication. joot poor work manship. >> what are the -- there are a couple of different applications. we have application of the edges and the flashings and application of the actual surface covering. is it reasonable to divide roofing into the 2 big pieces? like flashings which are how you deal with all the edges where a vertical surface meets a horizontal surface or where you have a nosing there are all the edges. there is the field. >> right. >> there are 2 different concepts; right ? >> one can have the best roof in the world if the flashes are not acceptable they

and this is waterproof, so if you ever need contemporary waterproofing, this is great stuff. taken off, put this on the floor, and set the toilet on top. by the way, i don't believe it takes a plumbing permit to replace the toilet fixtures. as long as you are not making a change in the plumbing. and of course, every time you do it, you should replace the blacks. terrific. all right. let's sit this guy back up. the stock closed seat. >> will await the seepage of the sleeping people in the night. -- will not wake the sleeping people in the night. this one has a toilet seat mounted on it that has the washer with feature >> this is just a seat that is mounted on a toilet. >> you could retrofit an existing toilet with all of these features if you want. you just need to have an outlet in the room. you can see on this one that we cannot see the drop passageway. it has a skirted side to it, which is very popular with the consumer because it is easier to clean. it is an area that is not prone to picking up all that dust and things like that, a little cover for where the bull is going.

emmanuel and the other bidder says create jobs boost the economy workers providing a platform like waterproofing also installed a new floors doors and windows stops stops from lawrence to jarvis will close 6 weeks at a time, granville june 1st >> help people in cook top in and incapacitated and question that needs to be raised >> in joining the extra walking going to be said to have it close down. >> note to adjacent stations shut down at the same time the work should be done by the end of the year and not the only rail line for improvements cta working on metra congressman bobby rush threatening to shutdown the project it does not include local contractors and other companies talking about why on politics tonight tonight. >> chronic unemployment in most of these areas that i am not a point to sit back and watch other people come and into the community into the city of chicago and we have men and women who desperately need jobs standing around looking at others to do with work in their community >> englewood flyover metra something in the works for a long time federal and local leaders backing c

elevation-- not the whole plant, just the emergency diesel generators-- or the batteries had been in waterproof rooms, a lot of this would have probably not happened. >> o'brien: but as it happened on march 11, the operators found it impossible to control the reactor without the diesel generators. here's what nuclear engineers say happened on that awful day. the general electric-designed boiling water reactor used at fukushima and in many u.s. plants is enshrouded in a massive concrete and steel containment structure. inside is a steel pressure vessel, which contains the hot nuclear core. when the tsunami destroyed the backup generators, pumps and valves failed, meaning no more water was available to cool the core. the water that remained soon boiled away. >> then you don't have much time. the system heats up pretty quickly. it's not hours, it's hours or less. >> o'brien: the radioactive core began to melt. the steam interacted with the fuel rods, creating hydrogen. as the pressure built up, the explosive hydrogen, along with a witch's brew of radioactive materials forced its way through a reli

and take a flashlight, one of those waterproof jobs, take it in the bathtub and sit there and take that flashlight and shine it straight up. when you do, you'll see a spot in the ceiling. now take it and start turning it, turning it, turning it. and you turn it, turn it, turn it and it turns out, you get to a place, you know, light will be coming like this, huh? and then go out like that, yeah. and you keep turning, you'll get to a particular angle where the light will all reflect and none will come out. that particular angle is called the critical angle. and for water that critical angle, i believe, is 48 degrees, 48 degrees. less than 48 degrees some goes out and some reflects. but beyond 48 degrees, gang, all that light will be totally, internally reflected. and you know what makes use of that idea is light pipes, fiber optics. you're into those things. fiber optics with the bend, the little decorative lamps and whatnot, okay? hey, fiber optics, it turns out that the hair on a polar bear, gang, the hair on the polar bear turns out to be a whole lot of fiber optics. and it has a prefe

bobby higginbotham, the former mayor of the town of waterproof, was initially convicted on allegations of illegally raising his salary and other improprieties. supporters say higginbotham was targeted for china modernize the town's police department and in the process, and during the area's white sheriff and prosecutor. higginbotham was convicted in a trial that saw a number of irregularities including his lack of legal counsel after prosecutors blocked his attorney and the public defender had a conflict of interest. higginbotham has instead spent the last 10 months in jail, although one possible sentence was probation. the second circuit court of appeals reversed the former mayor's conviction and vacated his sentence. george zimmerman, the florida man charge in the killing of trayvon martin, has reportedly raised over $200,000 for his defense. the money was collected through his now-defunct website, which contained photos of pro- zimmerman slogans, including a sign at a rally by koran-burning pastor terry jones and a photo of a vandalized black cultural center at ohio state university

and what's nice about this is it's a waterproof jacket.t than the previous jacket. this is a great jacket to wear outdoors. of course, and of course you know, it's an unexpected way to wear the color of the year which is the tangerine. >> right. >> and you know the way to wear it so that it's not so overwhelming is to pair it with neutrals as we have here with these great pair of denim shorts. then there's a fun print top and a pretty mint green purse that adds a nice touch of fun. >> i would never think to put mint green with the manage win. now you can try anything. >> exactly. and it's a bit of a softer way as opposed to wearing it with a bright, vibrant color. >> thank you so much, audrey. next, it's cropped sleeve jacket. a lot of people think, how do you really wear that? let's see how you paired it on laura. come on out, laura. >> laura is a wearing a great crop sleeve jacket. as you said. from forever 21. only $32. all these jackets are under $100. >> they're unbelievable. >> it's a great-looking jacket. what's nice is that the cro

. >> they're making them shockproof and waterproof anyway. >> let's say if you spilled something on it and besides, as the future bears down on us, marty cooper says eventually man and machine will become one. >> the optimum telephone is one that i think someday is gonna be embedded behind your ear. it's gonna have an extraordinarily powerful computer running the cell phone. and i'm gonna name my computer sam, and i'm gonna say, "sam, get morley on the phone for me." and sam's gonna respond in my ear, "which morley? is this your cousin morley in toronto or the morley safer in new york?" and i'm gonna say, "morley safer." and the next thing you know, i'm gonna be talking to you. >> marty cooper, the father of the cell phone, may be an octogenarian, but he continues to be a pioneer in the telecommunications industry. his company, arraycomm, remains at the forefront of smart antenna technology, with 400 patents issued or pending worldwide. well, that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm lesley stahl. thank you for joining us. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com this at&t 4g n

and sunday, the numbers coming on up, which for a change, i don't think you're going to need to waterproof easter eggs. this sunday looks good. 70s out there, gorgeous weather for the weekend. >> we won't put that weather stripping where the two plastic halves come together. over here at the san mateo bridge, still reports of the tractor-trailer on the high-rise. that is the high-rise. our chopper is heading out to the scene. let's take a live look. they're just over land right now. but we'll give the traffic shot as soon as they have anything to show us. we'll continue to show the area. smooth, easy drive right there, construction, has cleared from 880. we're looking here to 85 just as you're coming north of that 87 turn around there. we do have construction crews remaining, should be clear in the next few minutes and no major issues for these speed sensors. we'll check a couple of spots that do have slowing. right here the dublin interchange is fine, but 16 minutes showing up. more slowing into livermore. but you're still close to the limit. watch that to continue to bleed over there as

but might need waterproofing on the eggs on the north bay as we go through the afternoon. >> 23-minutesmoods drive. no incidents, just volume building over there. smooth drive. blip showing up. volume inreesing. from 680 north to the airport. starting you a round here, capital expressway. highway 87 showing speeds close to 40 throughout most of the area between capital. all construction crews cleared from the south bay without incident. we are looking at san mateo, san mateo bridge. there is a wind advisory for span. camera holding steady on the hayward side. on the side facing westbound traffic you are looking at the highway advisory. watch that high-rise. issued overnight. sticking around important most of your east-west bay bridging. east-west span parallel to the san mateo, bay bridge. folks heading into the city today, there is a midday game here. at&t park 12:45 giants play the a's. third in the bay series. parking lots open at 11:30. midday lunch time traffic around eight apark will the park will be very crowded. >> all right. just in this morning, we learning a mall earthquake

we put plastic in it so it makes it waterproof. >> so we're almost to the flowers. >> yes, we're almostpreferably. we want to add weed block fabric and latticework. this is going to keep the soil in place. this is going to keep everything in place. so when you lift this up, none of the flowers are going to end up on your deck. >> spread it out. >> something's not right here. i wonder what it is. it's upside-down. oh, no. [ laughter ] >> how does that feel? >> i did it all by myself. >> from this angle, you can see the screw, can't you? >> i totally missed. so now it's time for the flowers. >> yes, but you've got to make a slight hole in the fabric in order to put the flowers in. sarah, good news. >> flowers, yay. >> the best flowers for this are really shorter flowers because if they're long, this is going to be on the wall, and they'll tend to droop a little bit. and you don't want that. >> so when we fill this all in, we can hang it up. >> actually you don't want to do that. you want to leave it horizontal for three weeks so it has time to grow. this is a completed one. that has been

shouldn't the waterproof be more. >> there are some those that wonder whether the stock should be movingp 19%. that's a significant move. we will see. in november of 10 they bought the german cosmetic company. also in 2010, skin care company philosophy. they've done a lot of different things and there have been rumors about whether they would ever go public. of course, if they were going to succeed, they wouldn't be going public. they would be taking them on private. >> jim, that's a reach. >> by the way -- >> why would they do that? >> i'm just saying perfume. i'm trying to build a case here. because otherwise the stocks should be substantially lower, is what i'm saying. somebody should be waiting in the wings here. >> there is a snip of truth in those scenarios. >> a snip of truth? >> a snip of truth. >> beyonce, j. low, the question s. who deserves their own fragrance? >> old spice. >> @cnbcsquawkst. >> let's get to bob pisani who is watching what is moving on the floor. hi, bob. >> you guys are having a lot of fun. >> too much. >> you can convince yourself that things are getting bet

. >> may be labelled water resistant, not waterproof. got to put it on every two hours.at. what happens? does it get soaked up? >> exactly. even if you're not swimming, it has to be reapplied every two hours. the sun changes the chemicals and it wipes off. every 40 minutes or 80 minutes if you're swimming or every two hours. >> this morning in the 5:00 hour before i had my maybillene applied, you took a picture of my face with the machine. let's take a look at the images. screen left. that shows me normally and then you have brown steve and then red steve. what are those? >> you got it. what this shows you is the damage that's there, that the standard photography doesn't capture. brown image is melanin. it's what your body produces and responds from exposure because it's getting damaged and it wants to protect itself. it makes an umbrella of pigment. the red is a little bit of inflammation and some dilated or enlarged vessels related to sun damage. it shows you've had a lifetime of sun exposure. >> yeah, i've been out in the sun. i'm in my 50's. a lot of people -- rememb