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today where we're going to talk about what you can do to your home after an earthquake to make it waterproofthis wonderful exhibit of safe enough to stay. and this is an example of what your home might be like after an earthquake. and we have today with us ben latimer from tvan. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we'll talk about things you can do you don't have to be a professional contractor to make your home more livable after an earthquake. >> i want to talk about things a homeowner can do. we have comfort and we have things like a little bit of maybe safety if your front door is ajar and waterproofing if you have a leak in your roof, or if you have broken glass on the window. >> 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

. >> they're waterproof, too? >> 100% waterproof. 100 recyclable. >> gene, clearly you think there's a market. >> there's no doubt a market. >> how did he do with the pitch? >> first of all, i think he did a great job. you know, on the plus side, the idea that you have i think is a fantastic idea. and saying what the market is. that's really good. i like to hear more numbers. if you're going to come to an investor and say i'm looking for $1.5 million that's a lot of money. i need to hear actual facts for you. you're selling on amazon. what have you been selling? what have your profits been? and if i'm going to invest in your business what exactly am i getting 30% of the company, 20% of the company? >> come on give us the number. you're making us wait. >> give you a 7. >> okay. very good. >> all right, adam. >> look i actually have pretty much the exact same feedback. you know, $1.5 million is a big nut and if you're going to ask for that much it's incumbent on you to really get into where that's going, what that m

waterproof, no charging, runs off the power of your mind. tracks your sleeping. that's not creepy.n determine what makes it different from one another. for me, style is important. it's clear out of all the devices the misfit shine has taken a fashionable approach. i'm going to read the instructions and figure out how to turn the guys on. we'll get back to you with more details soon. meanwhile, just outh my home down of seattle washington. i was given a basic watch to try. i decided to test it during a different type of activity. i'm about to go to sleep wearing the basis b1. it will track my sleep and tell me how much of my time i spent in light sleep, deep sleep and how much i spent in rem sleep and will track the number of times i tossed and turned throughout the night. the number of times my sleep was interrupted and in the morning i should wake up to a summary telling me about the quality of my sleep. i'll put it on, i'll see what i wake up to in the morning. couldn't. couldn't. in the morning i synced my watch to my mobile device. in a few minutes it tells me i slept 7 hours a

t rest are pretty waterproof. >> nothing can camp pen the spirit of fa to plot ditch school and skipork to join the if he is tichlts if i'm leaning towas yes take him out of school. >> this doesn't happen every day. just three times in 5 years. >> ys i have to work. >> wink wink right? you know who will be working the san francisco police department. it's all hands o deck first for the world series celebratn then second for halloween. live in san francisco, katie abc 7 news. >> thank you katie parade will begin at noon tomorrow as weention at stewart street near the ferry building. from there the giants ride or walk along mark street to city hall for a big on stage remony. >> how to get there bart puts every available train in service runnin rush hour service all day to get people to and from the parade and run litter to until 2:00 a.m. saturday for halloween party goers. golden gate fer and san francisco bay ferry implemented special schedules with more trips more on. cal train readyor what can be a record breaking day. they put 8 additional tins at least maybe more into service. >> bu

. >> if you're wearing waterproof makeup or high-tower makeup, it is going to be difficult to remove. >> it isn't because i wear all raw. no tar or anything. so drench the cloth. >> it really does have to be extremely wet. and it is funny because we have countless youtube videos of women removing their makeup on camera. i am not the crazy person to do this. there are so many women out there who have done it. you are going to wet it really, really good. and the makeup eraser is an inexsenpensive way to remove map because it is reusable. i feel like i need to get this nice and wet. >> do you wash it every time you use it? i noticed the makeup did stay in there whatever i did get off. >> you can wash it at the end of the week when done using the eraser, and some wash it in the sink. some use soaps. you can throw it in the towel load and it will remove. the makeup will come out of the cloth. >> if you are washing it under the sink -- the makeup department come out with water. >> use a little bit of gentle soap. >> go ahead. show me the magic eraser. >> okay, here we go. >> you are not rub

the rest are pretty waterproof. >> nothing can camp pen the spirit of fans to plot ditch school and skip work to join the if he is tichlts if i'm leaning towards yes take him out of school. >> this doesn't happen every day. just three times in 5 years. >> yes i have to work. >> wink wink right? you know who will be working the san francisco police department. it's all hands on deck first for the world series celebration then second for halloween. live in san francisco, katie abc 7 news. >> thank you katie. parade will begin at noon tomorrow as we mention at stewart street near the ferry building. from there the giants ride or walk along market street to city hall for a big on stage ceremony. >> how to get there bart puts every available train in service running rush hour service all day to get people to and from the parade and run litter to until 2:00 a.m. saturday for halloween party goers. golden gate ferry and san francisco bay ferry implemented special schedules with more trips more on. cal train ready for what can be a record breaking day. they put 8 additional trains at least maybe

the mood out here because this is where they are ready for praised the news is that floats are waterproofght there >> : are sure exactly what again doing continuous drain they're going to press through and still lots of smiling faces >> : these folks getting out here very early this morning video around for 15 this morning in lime preparations for this parade started over a month ago and only after the last public sandoval caught on wednesday night made it out the third and ran up to go on this parade. and talk to the master and of these floods and he said starting monday that they start to get the word in two weeks and the flow. they did in four days. and brought and the team from a glance of the court made the entire parade been here for more than a month and talk to lead coordinator will matthews he talks about what it takes to put on a parade of the scale >> : we had people working on this for months really. and then over past 15 days we had on-site staff here. downtown and hotel. putting all those things together and brought in from a black south literally waiting on the ls out to ge

. >> new orleans and the music may be a bit waterproof. don't think nothing can run us out of here. >> reporter: now that is something to blow your horn about. kevin tibbles, nbc news, new orleans. >>> on that note, that's our broadcast for a tuesday evening. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> we hid his identity as he revealed new allegations of sabotage. the tactics a recruit says some of using to discourage cadets from joining san jose's police force. thank you for joining us. >> the bitter fight between san jose city hall and police union escalated today. is the union sabotaging the police department? mayor chuck reed has already asked for a federal investigation. in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, a recruit tells us the union encouraged him to quit with robert honda has our exclusive story. >> reporter: this story follows a similar allegation from a former recruit. they both say the union wants cadets to quit but the union deni

the rest are pretty waterproof. >> nothing can camp pen the spirit of fans to plot ditch school and skip tichlts if i'm leaning towards yes take him out of school. >> this doesn't happen every day. just three times in 5 years. >> yes i have to work. >> wink wink right? you know who will be working the san francisco police department. it's all hands on deck first for the world series celebration then second for halloween. live in san francisco, katie abc 7 news. >> thank you katie. parade will begin at noon tomorrow as we mention at stewart street near the ferry building. from there the giants ride or walk along market street to city hall for a big on stage ceremony. >> how to get there bart puts every available train in service running rush hour service all day to get people to and from the parade and run litter to until 2:00 a.m. saturday for halloween party goers. golden gate ferry and san francisco bay ferry implemented special schedules with more trips more on. cal train ready for what can be a record breaking day. they put 8 additional trains at least maybe more into service. >> but

if you're wearing waterproof mascara or high tar makeup it will be difficult to remove. >> i wear all raw. >> it really does. it has to be extremely wet. you know, it's funny because we have countless youtube videos of women removing their makeup on camera. >> i'm not just a crazy person that is going to do this. so many women who have done it. you have to wet it really, really good. the makeup eraser is really inexense positiine inexiine inexpensive way to remove makeup. >> so, i just feel like i got to get this nice and wet. >> do you need to wash it every time you use it? the makeup stayed whatever i did get off. >> a couple different ways to do it. you can throw it in the wash affthe end of the week or wash it under the sink. they use different types of soaps. >> you needed soap. >> no, you do not. you can throw it in your towel load and it will remove. the makeup will come out. >> if you're washing it under the sink. the makeup didn't come out washing it with water. >> you'll want to use a little bit. here we go. >> show me the magic eraser. i'm waiting. >> okay, here we go. >> a

>> reporter: now, as for what health care workers are wearing, the ppe includes double gloves, waterproof boot covers that should go up to the calf or higher, fluid resistant gowns and aprons, along with r respirators and face shields. the ppe is restrictive and it's hot but that's essentially how medical teams in west africa suit up. although the supply of ppe is always a concern. hospitals and clinics there are stretched beyond the limit and there have been lapses in infection control. ebola has killed more than 4500 people, the vast majority in sierra leone, liberia and guinea. european foreign ministers have met to discuss the situation along with other global issues. they decided to appoint a coordinator to oversee the eu's ebola response. the u.s. has done the same thing. british leaders are also pushing to raise the amount of money the eu has pledged to fight the disease to about $1.3 billion. >> there is a major health crisis here. we've got a very short window to get on top of it. and prevent the uncontrollable spread of this disease. >> now, to that end there have been some posi

hopefully the windbreaker is waterproof. it's going to turn windy around this storm system as it cranks its way up toward new england. overnight tonight it will calm down. the breezes are going away pretty much, clear, cold, 34 to 42, winds southeast at 5 miles per hour. temperatures are rising quickly tomorrow morning 35 to 50 partly because of the southerly breeze at about 10 miles per hour. tomorrow a pretty nice afternoon, 60 to 65, partly cloudy. it will still be dry until monday night. then the scattered showers arrive tuesday, still a green alert tuesday because showers shouldn't really impact the commute and also i think the kids' sports practices will go off without a problem. wednesday is the yellow alert day, more showers. it's going to be downright windy in the afternoon and the windy conditions stay with us thursday. highs will remain in the low 60s, but it won't feel like it because of the strong north wind. finally it clears out in time for the weekend. so the timing couldn't be better because you'll get to en

. >> new orleans and the music may be a bit waterproof.hink nothing can run us out of here. >> reporter: now that is something to blow your horn about. kevin tibbles, nbc news, new orleans. >>> on that note, that's our broadcast for a tuesday evening. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. disgraceful. a personal attack from a desperate candidate. that's how even republican leaders describe this false ad from... ed gillespe. the accusations aren't true. but they are exactly what you would expect from a d.c.... lobbyist, who made millions lobbying for oil companies... and enron. who specialized in dirty tricks as a partisan operative... and now he is bringing them to virginia. mark warner is working to solve problems... ed gillespe and his attacks are the problem. >>> light, camera, my beautifu. ellen and portia marriage crumbled. >> the source claims portia was in hysterics. we'll tell you exactly

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. >> new orleans and the music may be a bit waterproof, i don't think anyone can run us out of here.er: now that is something to blow your horn about. kevin tibbles, nbc news, new orleans. >>> on that note, that's our broadcast for a tuesday evening. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> breaking couples news. jennifer lawrence confront ld about her split from chris martin. >> now on "extra." >>> hi, jennifer. >> new video. j. law out of hiding and into her father's arms. did gwyneth cause her split from chris martin? >> is it true you guys broke up? >>> plus, tori's husband dean's new x-rated secret. >>> honey boo boo's daddy sugar bear breaks his silence. >> how you doing? >> as child services moves in, is a nasty custody battle brewing over boo boo? >>> all new star sightings. what was jake gyllenhaal doing with beyonce and jay-z? >>> a new kardashian cosmetic controversy. >> 17-year-old kylie under scrutiny. did she or didn't she get lip injections? >>> tracey's new a-list interview w

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it is waterproof paint that and withstand the reason. i want you to get an idea of what goes into it. you can see it is connected to a pickup truck by pg&e who is a sponsor for the giants. what they do is they ask volunteers, who wants to drive a float? they have a lot of volunteers wanting to drive a float. they have an idea of how they need to go and how they need to operate. nice and slow. keep everyone safe. look how well this is convicted. something put together two days ago that is not going anywhere. although it will be raining and there will be a lot of people on this, it is safe. it is solid. this plastic, all this is designed to withstand the rain. the glitter is not going to come off. they know it will rain. they were prepared. everyone who rides on the threat today has no idea what float they are assigned to. the guys who are drying say i could be the one with mom, i could be the one with peavy or with bum, that is part of the excitement. i will introduce you to a guy who taught me something i did not know of the that is the

rain ponchos just in case two world series tickets protected in a ziploc bag but the dreams are waterproof. >> giants baseball. torture. nail-biters always. >> the wise family from salt lake city came to keir but have in advice for the team. >> need to start hitting. posey, pence, they need to hit. >> with the royals to games up steve graves feels like a king. he flew in from colorado without a ticket. >> if we can't do it, i hope they do. how is that? everybody has been -- oh! -- everybody has been really friendly, giving directions. you got some really nice people here. >> army staff sergeant pedro is rehearsing. he will sing "god bless america" during the game. >> my brain is trying to process but it's excitement. >> the way most fans are feeling, hoping the giants go all the way. >> back live, where baseball buzz is undeniable here tonight, and you know what? so is the wind. wind has definitely picked up. look at the flags on the boats there. we are seeing some rain clouds in the distance, but it is what it is. whatever weather comes our way will hopefully work in the favor of the gian

ship it, and would galvanize nails, why are, anything they wanted -- wire anything they wanted to waterproof,. it was also used in the bottoms of ships. bar, the rustzinc would attack the zinc before it attacks a metal. that is a chemistry question. i didn't do too well in chemistry. i was a good student, but more think about it, math, biology -- i was a history and english student. >> you mentioned the political football issues we have with getting things done in this area of environmental politician -- environmental issues. who were the politicians at the time, and the companies use their political capital and power to try to influence the politicians to stop any legislation? -- i talkedion is about the environment being a political football -- who were the politicians at the time, and who might've been a hindrance to any type of investigation or change? written tos were governor jeff, who was the governor of pennsylvania at the time. he really did and on anything. american thing that steel and wire -- the other thing that happened was lesser society a better living had a better arsenal to

the new cdc guidelines, all people should be wearing double gloves, waterproof boot covers, fluid resistant gown, respirators, full face shield and surgical hoods. we had nurses complaining their neck was fully exposed while dealing with these patients. some of the nurses on the front line say that is not what they have been getting. joining us now is deborah burger, co-president of the national nurses united. deborah, good to have you with us here tonight. >> good evening. >> we have a picture of the baggy that contained the outfit for the ebola kit prior to these changes. do you think that what was in that little bag would keep anyone safe? >> that would not keep anybody safe. and the bag that you have a picture of was just given to employees today. >> today. >> today. >> what's in there? >> well, the problem is, all the cdc guidelines, as good as they are being strengthened, are still voluntary. and so we're still asking for president obama to use his executive authority to mandate that these new guidelines be implemented. what's in that baggy is a pair of gloves, a mask, a head covering

. >> you will need it, make waterproof pants and bats and shoes so be prepared to get wet. >>> here istory parade forecast. the front is slowing down. putting more of the parade in jeopardy. the rain at 10:00, heaviest rain from 11 o'clock to 1:00 o'clock and the rain will move off to the east starting at 2:00 and by 4:00 it will be mostly try and low-to-mid 60's and new with the front slowing down the window is going to open longer for dry weather for trick-or-treating and temperatures are dropping into the upper 50's when you are out and about and here is a look at the north bay where most of the radar returns have been through the only hours up to .04" around petaluma. you can see the showers and the moderate rain and yellows developing along the cold front and that will push into most of our neighborhoods after 9:00. most of us will get through the morning fairly dry other than a few sprinkles and drizzle. you can see how dry it is in san francisco with showers and thunder and some of showers will be heavy at lunch. scattered showers tomorrow but do not change the plans they be sca

so keep that in mind and maybe wear waterproof jacket just in case but cloudy skies in the 60's in the icy, walking out the door, 50's in the suburbs. mostly cloudy. thirty-seven by lunchtime. some sunshine here and there as well. 75 degrees, is our high temperature, and for this time of the year, we are on the mild side. so that is a look at your weather authority forecast, we will take a look at track right now, starting off, with north philadelphia and that fire we have been telling you about, dauphin and ninth, is there a fire in the vacant row house there so avoid the a area and take die machine street as your alternate, chris? >> okay, sue, thanks very much. >>> bad news for michael phelps why his latest dui arrest is now affecting his career. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin philadelphia lost a ledge men sports, yesterday. bill campbell was one of the greatest play by play broadcasters in the c ty and really in the broadcast. he broadcast philadelphia warriors basketball, eagles, phillies and sixers but maybe his greatest call in the 1960, the eagles championship. >> caught at

so going up there, bundle up and also take some stuff that's waterproof. it will be showering much of the day, nothing crazy heavy but on and off all day. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, still pretty nice out, see some sun and trees are still muted off in the distance, haven't been impressed with vibrant colors this fall, sorry. 56 now, relative humidity 32%, pretty dry air mass, winds turning east to northeast now 5. chilly for high school football. yellow alert tomorrow for showers, a little rain east of town, east of i-95 but nothing heavy, just blustery. i said it yesterday. i think it's going to rain tomorrow. i don't think the little league games will be canceled. if your kid is in a soccer league, get ready. dry and cold for the navy/notre dame game at fedex tomorrow. you can watch it here on channel 9. we'll get a little detail in a minute. 52 at 8:00 tonight, 48 in leesburg, breaks in the clouds and notice the green which is rain and the snow and magenta which is a mix across the divide and mountains. by

. >> tamron, that dress looks waterproof, i think you're ready to go. >> vai is ready. >> i'll be tweetingyou in a second. >> thanks, guys, we'll see you in a few. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> we are watching for some showers this morning. so far, though, all we're seeing is clouds in the area. that's a cloudy view from cape may, which we'll see the clouds for most of the day after some breaks of sunshine. mostly cloudy start is what we'll see and umbrellas may be going up this afternoon. but most of the day will be dry and so the temperatures will be climbing. right now, the clouds not only just at the shore, but they're extending inland, as well. in fact, the view from here at the nbc 10 studios shows a little sunlight right now and the sunlight is fading. you can see the flag is at rest and the wind has really died down. 56 degrees right now in philadelphia. the suburbs are in the 40s and the pocono mountains you see clouds moving and briefly drop under to the 30s and now low 40s there. but 40s will disappear and be 60s this afternoon. but here come the clouds and behind the clouds, the

so here's what we have, it is in the a real heavy coat on buddy but it is waterproof in case you get that stray shower. umbrella is just in case. it is much milder then it was yesterday when we were in the 30's and 40's. temperatures in the 50's and 60's this morning. your weather by the numbers, we have a six out of ten with times of sunshine actual think have afternoon. it should be rather mild for this time of the year, mostly cloudy though and scattered showers around especially this morning. this is leading edge of the warm front out to the west. there is a cold front making its way through later on tonight. enjoy 75 degrees while we have it. that will be later on today. around chester county new castle county delaware a few showers here and there our sunrise time at 7:03. we may not the see a lot of sunshine but there will be some around today. 64 degrees i should say. seventy-five is the high later on. tonight we have that cold front coming through with periods of heavier rain and a few thunderstorms as he will well. is there your weather authority forecast at 5:32 is the time

surgical hoods covering the head and neck and a waterproof apron which would cover the torso to the mid-calf. double gloves, mid-calf boot covers and a fluid resistant gown or cover all. so they're being much more specific about what they want. hopefully, again, this will prevent more health care workers from getting ebola. carol? >> i guess the big question is why didn't they do all of this months ago? >> right. they put these guidelines out quite a while ago. and what i'm hearing from folks is, look, the cdc was trying to make it easy for hospitals to do this so they wanted them to be able to use whatever they had on hand. and, you know, now they're thinking maybe that wasn't the best idea. maybe they should have been sort of more -- given better directions, been sort of more dictatorial about this and said, look, you may not have this on hand but you're going to have to get it. >> elizabeth cohen reporting live for us this morning, thank you so much. in gary, indiana, a murder investigation widens and police fear they may have the work of a serial killer on their hands. they questioned da

a waterproof one. let's start out with a very wide shot here. i have the water vapor on.ou a great idea on what is happening in the pacific. it shows you the circulation and there is that system right there. this is coming in on saturday. first the front meaning -- and the possibility, slight possibility of thunderstorms. we will be tracking that for you. still more than 400 miles offshore but it's coming our way. take a look. as i push you into saturday, we will come back today in a moment. by saturday morning we have light rain falling. it will be slick out there on the roadways. 6:00 it's now crossing into the central bay all the way into parts of san jose. by 8:00 breaking up just a little bit but you can see very wide spread. and then it will be the hit and miss spotty showers that will continue primarily over the north bay. but i'm seeing it here all the way into the south bay. and i'm seeing it here right over at & t park at 5:00. so we are leaving in the possibility of scattered showers. right now outside our door with partly cloudy skies and mild weather. 58 in s

if she were to go out again she'd bring more food, a knife, a compass and a waterproof mat. >>> the studenttting in her classroom in birmingham, england when she found out she won the nobel peace prize. it was the perfect place for her to learn she had won. >> 17-year-old malala yousafzai became the youngest winner of the nobel prize. she survived an attack by the taliban in 2012 for her efforts for the right of pakistani girls to receive an education. she received the nobel peace prize with kailash satyarthi. malala said the work she started in pakistan is far from over. >> i had really two options. one was not to speak and the second was to speak up and then be killed. i chose the second one. >> malala survived after being shot in the head on her school bus in pakistan and has become a worldwide advocate for girl's right to education. >> i'm thankful to my mother for not clipping my wings, for letting me fly and achieve my goals, for realizing that a girl is not to be a slave, she's allowed to go forward. she's not only a mother, a sister, a wife. >> kailash satyarthi who is 60 gave up hi

completely waterproof. h.i.p.'s pretty simple. we got three rules, okay?e. okay? if you go outside the house, this ankle's gonna tell us, okay, and we're gonna be up at your house, finding out what's going on, all right? follow your schedule, okay? if you got a job where you leave at 9:00, be back at 5:00. make sure you follow that schedule, okay? if you don't follow that schedule, it's gonna send an alert to us, and we're gonna call you and find out where you're at, okay? >> all right. >> so make sure you do not leave your house without permission or without a schedule, okay? >> okay. >> you got any questions? all right. let's get you out of here then. >> i'm feeling good -- good to be free. you know, get to go home, see my kids, get some money, you know, make love. yes! yeah, i mean, it's hot as a mother [bleep] out here. you can tell i got locked up in the wintertime. >> brian voltz is spending more time outdoors, as well, now that he's qualified for the jail's work-release program. >> i'm back to the streets. i got my swag back. i mean, it just makes y

>> reporter: well, this i don't think is going to be as waterproof as it needs to be. i'll have the plastic garbage bag type poncho that we will use later this evening. >> garbage bag poncho. nicely put. thank you. you and hunter pence. whatever word he was making up there. >> reporter: exactly right. >> thank you. check with you later. >> that's always a good look. >>> this is a good look. you're showing us your team spirit. >> much better than the garbage bag poncho. >> patti sends us this picture of her 3 month old granddaughter natalie. check out this giants fan. he's a die-hard orange and black fan. >> i like it. good outfit on him. e-mail your photos to kgo-tv.com or tweet them to us. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, call him the s.w.a.t. doc. a south bay surgeon training for special duty. >>> also the big announcement in sweden. find out why a former silicon valley ceo won the nobel prize for physics. >>> and -- >> who is this man? new at 4:30, the fbi's new campaign to identify this american. >>> at 4:12, a live look at the afternoon commute. this is the

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