we know what you can use and what can you not use. so we know older equipment here, lots of contractors, they need it. and right away. >> so somebody who's come out of the industry as a contractor doesn't stock equipment that nobody's ever going to buy. he's stocking stuff people are gooding to come to buy. he knows exactly what they need to use. that's a very smart business strategy. excellent idea. you've got some metal conduit. what is that? >> it's a cable. it's metal-clad cable. it's a product used, our m.c. cable. metal clad cable, m.c. cable. it's what's used in commercial work. it's a tougher product. than the non-metallic cable. >> let's open it up and see what we got here. how many conductors? >> in this particular one there's four. >> show us what these conductors are. these are standards colors of different kinds of conductors. tell us what they are. >> let's start with the white conductor which is the grounded conductor or the neutral. the two hot wires are ungrounded conductors. the ones that will give you a shock. and t

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the local co-op that uses local ingredients, we practice what we preach. fighters to join us. >> i have two questions, i'll keep them brief. we can't control where our fire houses are and our fire house is a block off the freeway, we do replace our h fact filters every five mother and is they're jet black when we replace them every three months, it is a big concern, how do we reduce our exposure when we're a block right off the freeway, we're bumper to bump traffic, and there are some fire houses that are literally underneath the freeway so how do we reduce that exposure, air filters, if so, what kind of air filters? >> you're getting beyond our technical knowledge of our filtration, but you know, it might be somebody to consult with somebody with expertise in air filtration for indoor air of course, maybe replacing those filters more often, you know, some very basic things and again, i'm not an engineer, but wiping down surfaces with moistures rather than a rag captures that better, otherwise you're containing it better, thinking about some of the basic th

what are being used in hospitals at times or universities, all of these institutions can make big changes in overall exposures with industrial cleaners but we have to know what's in them and requiring disclosure of any potential health effects with cleaning ingredients so we know what the concerns are, there's a lot of overlap between cleaning products and personal care products, with personal care products, they are labeled which is excellent, except they can still have that sneaky little word fragrance which can still contain dozens to hundreds of chemicals, some of which may be endocrine disrupters like synthetic mosque, so wanting to avoid those and we're talking bath products, there's sometimes triclosan in tooth paste, we're talking stuff that men, kids, preteens are using, a whole gamete of stuff there, so going simpler, picking companies that really are telling you everything that's in your product so you can make informed choices, and also really being particularly cognizant with kid's products and we'll talk about that a little bit more in a second. so, there is this safe cosmet

now for the last 20 years about we've had a hyper partisan senate, and that's what's holding us back. >> what were some of the core attributes of that generation of leaders that could be emulated today to help solve some of today's problems? >> i think the two most important things that made the great senators identifiable was a laser-like focus on the national interest. they weren't really partisans, and although they cared about their states, they were -- they thought they were about the national interests. they were also devoted to the senate as an institution to solve problems collectively. so they would debate fiercely, but then they would bring things to resolution through principled compromise and voting. it wasn't a time of obstruction, and it wasn't -- they didn't see the senate as just being there to promote their individual agendas. >> are there any of this current generation that, given that you have seen some of the greatest, have the attributes of greatness in them? >> oh, i think. so i think that senators like carl levin, richard lugar, who is now leaving, john kerry, j

this week we want to explore what those changes may mean to different groups. joining us this gregory of the center for democracy and technology. what is the current law when it comes to law enforcement and e- mails and cell phones? >> the short answer is that it is confused. for e-mail that is less than 180 days old, law makers need a warrant. for more than 180 days, it is just a subpoenas of there is no judicial intervention or high standard of proof. for documents to store in the clouds, that is also available with a subpoena. with cell phones there is the statutory provision. this has been in different places. they need a warrant. others say if it is gps location they need a warrant. there is not a clear role. >> what are the changes that the senate judiciary committee has approved? >> they focused on content of communications. they said it should not matter how old the content is. it should matter how you started with a service provider or that one. they said there should be a warrant required. they maintain the existing exceptions to the requirement in current law.

if you can hear us what could you tell us about this plane and how reliable is it normally. there was only one. accident. and it happened not because. there. and you. can hear me yes i can do concerning. sort of because there were some who was actually on the air anyway so ok i will continue to pollute to zero four is a fairly reliable acra after seventy three pieces have been for the use so far and fifty two are still in service and so far there were only one how a lot of accidents which happened two years ago in two thousand and ten and it was not because of some hardware malfunction if i can say so because it was not because of the aircraft but it was pilot error so they were using their wrong g.p.s. well they were using the ethic we must not certified for the precision landing so they just crashed one mile before the runways. as i said it was pilot error as about the. accident. there a little information about this at landing but for some reason could not stay on the runway so was because they're all it was slippery wasn't because there was a small function or was becaus

i think there is an architect there there are on two pd r uses on the whole court and so i'm not saying that this has to be carved out but what i'm saying is that we have to look clarifyingingly at those thing and if there are a lot of undefining use that are going on now that we talk about legitimatization and if you have got uses that were possibly none conformling now and they will definitely be none conforming after the new zoning is pasted i think you shouldn't say we are shutting it down because we are rezoning it they are quiz they have go through a legalization process to continue with their thing and that is something that i would very much like to see. a few other questions a roads. arose. sock talking about the central cor dour, i feel lean towards strong language that talks about strong ladies and gentlemen objective one .5 that makes it clear that this area is going to be reconstructed; probably sunsetting or delaying the pro visions because it doesn't make sense to zone it one-way and then three years later and if someone did actually jump in will and i don't think someone foolish enough to build the zoning if i

i always wanted to be full of children this is my dream what used to maybe my son nico i will be able to do it more i must raise a successor who can continue what i've been doing for conducting children. he told me that will be his successor he's always saying that to the guests. nikolai is eleven now his father often takes them along on trips like to moscow once as they were traveling he told his son what happened to him on the border with afghanistan in the one nine hundred eighty five. during a schema she was hit by a bullet which broke his cross but saved a. school stirred was upset because the cross was broken. so he put it on the table and went. but later when he came back and like hell for no or he saw that the cross was really as good as new. father nikolai wants his children to start families of their own rather than war is the only explosion he wants them to hear is when the christmas fireworks rumble in the sky. it's. divine power in action activate the chakras it's. i and we just need peace we are under the control of those governing us before at the service of a space maf

what can you tell us? >> pretty much what you heard there. we do have reports of now confirmed several students and staff were killed inside that school. the shooter also found dead inside that school. as you heard from connecticut state police lieutenant paul vance, they're now going through the process of dealing with searching that school, issuing a search warrant and going to collect evidence there. what we are told right now is that the governor of connecticut, governor dannel malloy is meeting with families and not releasing the information that we need right now is because the governor wants to make sure that the families get that information first. and of course, as we've heard, we have sources that say that we have dozens killed. so they're probably dozens of families that the governor is meeting with right now. >> amanda, what can you tell us if anything about the relationship between the shooter and that school? was he a father of a student there? did he have some sort of connection to a staffer

so plastic wrap, plastic bags, you know, it's great to say we should all use glass but we know what's used out there is plastic, and it's reusable, you can come up with all these ways to avoid it but there's plastic everywhere and it's accessible and cheap, so plastic wrap gets used a lot, there aren't that many alternatives that can do what plastic wrap does, i don't use a lot of it and it's harder to store things long-term and same question applies for the freezer, it's easier to put things in a freezer bag. >> so, a little tip for that is i do admit to using plastic bags, i reuse them and if something is not -- i don't use them for liquids and if something isn't somehow already kind of like a solid or whatever, parchment paper around that and then use the plastic just as the thing that keeps it from leak-proof or if i'm taking soup to work, i have my soup in a glass jar but i will throw it in plastic because i don't want it all over my backpack and there's also more stainless steel options which are a little more expensive but that's a one-time investment, just don't lose it, so a box o

. >> i had two questions, one is you were just saying to use glass when you're cooking or microwave, what about -- i was told before that you could use plastic for the refrigerator or storage, are you saying avoid plastics all together for food storage, and then the second question is water bottles, say for instance i have a case of like costco water in my trunk that i just keep, is it the heat that's leeching stuff into the water or is the sun breaking down the plastic, what is getting leaked into the water, is it the bpa or other toxins? >> these are great questions and they're kind of the same answer in a way. heat and light can both make plastic break down, either alone or in connection, i lived for a long time in arizona that if you leave your water in the car, it's cooking and getting exposed to light, but either one of those can lead chemicals to leak into the plastic, with bpa, we know, for instance, that it's hundreds of times more is leaked in with high heat than with low heat, it's just the nature of plastics. but the chemicals in most food contacts like that and your water bot

people ask me what are you doing here you go anywhere asking us what they do innit. in a society where you exist. got to step out of sand and you've got to be there all day every day what do you think that does to me psychologically what does it tell me what message there might be and feel every day you know understand it every day speed me as before the hatred. every day that's my. sperm full of hatred. you see. it's just a question of when is this going to erupt and upon whom is it going to erupt i will attack myself am i going to tag my brother you understand i want my own image you know. going to eventually attack the cause of my anger and my frustration. at seven pm and obviously eleven thousand nine hundred sixty five in the corners of a hundred sixteenth and avalon twenty one year old watts resident market fraud was pulled over by the california highway patrol on suspicion of drunk driving a routine traffic stop until police insisted on impounding fries car despite being less than two blocks from home fries mother won't call join the rapidly growing crowd who

to show what that would be used for.he big lessons from the pipeline explosion is that utility needs to coordinate response to a gas emergency. >> whether a phone call for information about changesvh67x n pressure or flow that, will be available in one location. >> pg&e will be able to operate new valves from this new control center. the building will be operational late next year. >> san jose firefighters coming to the rescue of residents in need. today, temperatures delivered food boxes to sacred heart community services enough to feed 38 families. each box contains a turkey, rolls and all fixings to go with it. it help cents of fum of fire department work sites. firefighters say they hope these meals will brighten the holidays for families in need. just go to our web site abc 7@6 news.com and click on see it on tv. >> and we're talking about nice gestures during holidays, the local toy drive bringing smiles to more than just kids this christmas. >>> let's update breaking news situation now. there are reports of a gun

is slr and looked at the districts and we have the rad and mixed and folsom and rcd and looked at what uses are permitted now but under the current zoning would not be permitted or maybe limited in some way, so the green coding is where use went from being committed to still permitted but limited in some way whether by size or another way, and the orange is where a use went from permitted to just not permitted, and you can see most of that is within the rad column in the alleys. along the major thoroughfares there are few uses that went from permitted under the current code to be not permitted under the new code which again was kind of part of this do no harm philosophy that the task force employed. another document in the packet. there were a couple of errors and things updated and this is a zoning guide that shows all the districts and more of the popular and common land uses and controls and how they apply to each district so it's a zoning cheat sheet instead of reading through the draft code ordinance but that gives you a better idea which uses are permitted and how it's changing and wh

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with headlines call me up because i'm right next to the headline rig looiline write >> she says tell us whato -- >> she says tell us what to do differently. she asks, write our headlines, please. everybody at fox loves you. if you sign on to be president -- excuse me, if you wanted to run for president, we'd all sign on. >> this is kt mcfarland, part-time editor. >> right. she's reflecting the sentiment of fox. >> hue do you know that? >> she says we all love you. that's front. do you think she's misrepresenting fox news? i don't know. she certainly had a conversation with roger ailes. >> she certainly is representing roger ailes. >> seems that way. go ahead callie, i'm sorry. >> i think it's been fed into the link, whether it's at dinner or behind the scenes, to me this underscores that. this has been a complaint by many over the years. >> in other news, there was a piece that says senior management has to give permission when two of the most prominent fox come member taters are on. they are karl rove and dick morris who, shall we say, turned out to be wrong. will it's take a look. >> i don

so what are you going to do in 2013? well, fill out the form and tell us what you think we ought to do but we're going to be working hard to move this forward. i think ray cheney said it from cal fire best today: we are all better off because we're in here for the last day and a half and i'm sitting here wondering, all my contemporaries, what have they been doing for the last 36 hours? they haven't been doing anything near as important as what we've been doing. i thank all of you so much for participating and stay in touch. if we've got your email address you will never be lonely because we're going to get you back here next year. thank you all so much.

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