wood. now, because i am going to get a little bit of squeeze out here i'll wipe it off with a rag. but since i've already stained it, the stain is in the wood and it will not make a blotchy corner. of course, i'll put a good finish on this later. see my fancy jig here? it's just a square-cut board clamped down with a holdfast. and then back here, here's another piece that's... held in place. and when i bring this corner up on tt board, just li that, see how the corner mates and is nice and tight? and the other thing i like to do is use a rubber mallet and my body to hold this corner in place right there. get everything all lined up. it's not a matter of force to clamp that corner, 'cause i'm letting that angle do its work. if it's cut correctly, all i do right now is bring it flush right in here. and then i'll use a brad nailer to tack the corner together -- just like that. this an 18-gauge brad nailer. and once that draws that corner tight, then i don't have any marring. because it's so sm

>> stephen: no, i haven't. >> then how "wood" you know? wood! wood!>> stephen: okay, kids, don't eat wood. it's dangerous and dumb advice. >> hey, stephen, i've got something you can eat-- me! huh? [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] i got your wood right here, stephen. >> stephen: okay, that's enough. that's enough! kids, do not eat wheat, also do not eat wood. >> wait a minute, kids who are you going to believe, hu snrks this old man or mcgnaw the gluten free beaver. eat wood! [crowd changt eat wood] >> stephen: shut up! don't listen to him! stop it he's not a real beaver. he's just some stupid actor in a beaver costume. [audience reacts] >> great. great. nice improv, jagoff. [ laughter ] you just destroyed this illusion for a whole generation of children who have come to love and trust mcgnaw. >> stephen: you were telling them to eat wood. [ laughter ] do you not know that's a choking hazard? >> how should i know? i don't have kids. i had a vasectomy. [ laughter ] >> stephen: you know what, get out and leave the beaver head backstage. [audience reac

where the wood breathes better. so, wood gets -- water gets behind stucco. the worst dry rot is always behind a brick or a stucco facade. >> brick has a special problem and a special reason for you to make sure that it is waterproof and that's because it has metal fasteners that keep the brick attached to the building. if the fasteners rust, the brick is just sitting there and in an earthquake the whole brick can fall off. >> you should always have a six-inch separation between the lowest shingle or piece of siding and ground contact. and that should be a concrete foundation there. >> so it's probably -- there probably is a foundation but they figured out a way to extend those all the way down to the ground which is a problem. so the reason you want to have it up from the ground is that we have a lot of water splash in heavy rain and they're going to get wet and also that what happens is water through capillary action and other methods will actually get sucked up through -- behind those shakes and shingles, if they can go all the way down to the ground. dan

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tiger woods with a touchdown and extra point lead. he's played >> spotty in the fourth round no, question about it. a lot of foul balls and he still has a seven-shot lead. ian: great weather for the para gliders. great view. if you remember last year -- kyle stanley came to the last hole with a three-shot advantage and thought he'd lay up short of the lake and play his third into the middle of the green. nick: smart play but he hit that unbelievable spot. looked like it was going to stop three times but no. now he's in panic mode. he hit it long and then three-putted for an eight and snedeker made a four and then all of a sudden they were tied. snedeker was already in the clubhouse thinking thank you very much, maybe finish second. ian: could it happen today? nick: highly unlikely. ian: tiger has a 10-footer left for bogey. at best he'll be 15 or 16 under. this is casey whittenburg. beautiful putt there. 28-year-old from memphis, tennessee. good, tidy player. very nice swing, very strong and fit. off a good season on the web.com tour

tiger woods is in trouble.e used to get $3 million per year to get this exhibition game at this guitar master's. the tournament today said that he is not worth it. he is not winning like he used to. so, tiger woods was a he was told to just keep it. normally, there was a guarantee, and the people from tiger woods said that he was not interested anyway. however, with a tennis greats. they had now, it is in san jose. they are going to move to memphis but they also have to pay a guaranteed fee. agassi.. also would receive one- quarter million dollars just to show up. and he only played one match. with those guarantees, a little bit different in golf but a different story. and what ever you think, this guy is an amazing athlete terrell owens.. was on fox called stars in danger but he can dive... all of the problems that he has. unbelievable. we are back in a moment. >> everybody is going to be rooting for the 49ers we also found the other side. >> gary i want to ask you a question. i is one to let you know that the

>> woods. >> woods? >> yeah. >> what's his first name? >> i don't know?> how long have you guys lived together? >> probably eight months. >> eight months. and you think you're safe going back to the same cell you was in? >> yeah. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> you think for whatever reason you fell for this time is over with and you won't fall more? >> should be. >> you understand where i'm coming from. we've got to protect you. >> yeah, i understand. >> you don't want to talk about what happened? >> trying to get medical attention. >> i will get you nixed up. they have done x-raies right? >> he reported he fell in his cell, which is typical in prison instead of these guys wanting to snip on anybody they'll say they fell or had a seizure or hit their head playing basketball. these look like substantial injuries. it looks like his jaw is broken or his orbital is fractured. staff think that something was done with a hot pot. there was a hot pot inside cell that was broke. the cellmate is in cuffs. we'll go over to him and see what he's got

those are wood stairs in a wood structure. much better solution. they're also protected because they're inside. so they're not going to have as much of a problem. they still have a joint there which is a leak problem that has to be caulked. this is sort of an interesting exercise. as you walk down the street i want to you look at the buildings carefully and see if you can see the space between the buildings in san francisco. and here we have a space that's about 3 fourth of an inch or an inch or something like that -- 3/4 of an -- 3 fourth of an inch or an -- 3/ of an inch or an inch, or something like that. you do a roof and your neighbor does a roof and you put a piece of flashing between the building and that keeps water out of that space between the buildings. water gets down there between the buildings and it's extremely difficult to repair dry rot inside that space. you have to take the inside wall out to get to it. we also see a couple of other things happening here. we see a down spout from a drain and those need to just be checked to make

wood? yeah, wood framed building. why is wood the safest building to be in, 4 stories or less? it flexes, yeah, it's flexible. what's the danger here? chimney, yeah, fireplace. be aware of the fact that just because it's a wood building and the event caused some sort of compromise of the structure of the building and the building is still standing doesn't necessarily mean there's not a danger there. so what could you as nert's do to make that situation better or at least keep it the same so no one else gets hurt? keep it off, yeah. keep people away. perfect. take out some of that yellow tape that you have, that yellow caution tape, and string it around around keep people back. in this particular case, what could you do to make that situation better? turn off the gas. where would you turn the gas off at? at the street, okay. that's a good place to do it. but you always want to do it at the safest location. so if the street is the safest location, that's where you would do it at. this house here fell over. doesn't have something called a sheer wall. so it's just a platform or a p

almost everyone boils it over a wood fire to purify it. buying wood is much too expensive, so they get it from the forests illegally. kenya's forests have shrunk by almost 50% in the last few decades. janet omari wants to change that. for a year she's been working for the swiss company vestergaard frandsen. she travels to the villages to offer people an alternative. here in the region, she and her colleagues have distributed 900,000 of these water filters -- filters with pores so small that they don't catch just dirt but also bacteria. the people no longer need to boil water to purify it. now janet is checking to see how well the filter, called a lifestraw, is working out and where there are still problems. >> where we still have to work with the people is education. you know change is gradual. so the only thing we need to do is educate our community. will they use our lifestraw and have safe drinking water. so the only challenge is, like, we need to educate them more and inform them more. so once they are empowered with education, things

. >> reporter: had is the voice of laura wood the daughter of mack wood. mr. wood was 87 years old. last october his body was found inside the home at the foot of his stairs. it looked as if he had fallen to his death. he was discovered by his son, mack wood jr. mack wood jr. ran from the house screaming to get neighbors to call for help. in a surprising development today, arlington police charged mack wood jr. in the murder of his father. when mack leon wood jr. came to the house that saturday morning, discovered his father and came outside, all upset and wanted people to call 911, that whole thing was a lie? >> it was. >> mack wood jr.'s arrest on murder charges, shocking news for his sister. >> only thing i can think of is i guess i really never knew my brother. it is like a movie. i feel like i'm on the outside watching this. >> reporter: irene is a neighbor of the wood family. >> hay was so mere death, you know. he had make six months to live. had would be such a tragedy for everyone involved. >> reporter: police say murder suspect mack wood jr. had two accomplices. two men fro

the natalie wood biography. welcome ladies. marilyn, first if you would, tell us the story of what you heard that fateful night exactly. what did you hear? where were you, and then describe it. >> i was on the yacht next to the wagners. we were moored in the isthmus off cattily in a island. it was thanksgiving evening and i had gone to bed, about 11:00, and at about 5 after 11 i heard someone yelling, calling for help. help me, somebody, please help me. i got up and started calling across where i could determine the crisis for help were coming from, and i would yell where are you? where are you? i'll come. i'll get you. keep yelling. and all the yelling that took place and screaming was somebody please help me. help me. the cries for help were very, very haunting, and very serious. i stayed up on the top deck and my fiance at the time went down stairs to call harbor patrol. they never answered the phone, so in desperation, he called avalon which is about 30 minutes away by helicopter, and he repeated what was go

windows, the department requires that any replacement windows also be wood.his comes up frequently. it came up frequently in the -- process, and we did try to address this and emphasized that currently, one cannot replace windows that were historically wood with vinyl windows. regardless of this landmark designation. so that's another option. and because we have these window replacement standards, the department is -- has proposed, in the designation ordinance, that the review of windows for wood windows would not require a certificate of appropriateness. so it wouldn't be additional review if they are wood windows. >> but about in some cases this would be by virtue of this being a landmark vict. >> in it some cases we have a long designation -- or tailored for certain scopes of work with the goal of putting the larger scopes of work, larger visible horizonal or vertical additions, garage insertions, to try to limit the larger projects that would require full historic prsks commission review. >> then this question of the park and its inclusion in the district

you can touch the wood, the wood get the same temperature. but you can grab the wood and take it out quickly without burning your hand. and that's because wood is different than iron. you know what it is? do you know what the property that's different is? have to do with heat, have to do with conduction. put them together, we call it, what-- hc, heat conduction, okay? and guess which has a poor, poor heat conductivity, wood or iron? begins with a w. try it. okay. and you know what? even if the wood is hot, even if the wood is red hot-- you know about these people that have these little courses and they charge you 300 bucks and they teach you to walk barefoot on hot coals? right? mind over matter, and what kind of noodles you eat and all that sort of thing. it's straight physics. that wood is a good insulator even when it's red hot. why is that true? we'll be talking about that, things like that. you guys know these little fourth of july sparklers? see all that white stuff coming up? the white spark? do you know how hot those white sparks are?

he was discovered by his son, mack wood jr. mack wood jr. ran from the house screaming to get neighbors to call for help. in a surprising development today, arlington police charged mack wood jr. in the murder of his father. when mack leon wood jr. came to the house that saturday morning, discovered his father and came outside, all upset and wanted people to call 911, that whole thing was a lie? >> it was. >> reporter: it appeared he died fromming a paul down the stairs, the medical examiner determined that the cause of death was not from that fall. >> that was correct. >> reporter: mack wood jr.'s arrest on murder charges, shocking news for his sister. >> the only thing i can think of is i never really knew my brother. it is like a movie. like i'm outside watching this. >> reporter: murder suspect mack wood jr. was arrested in florida. police say that he had two accomplices, two men. they, too, are in custody tonight. living in arlington, pat collins, news4. >>> the district of lump yeah in good financial shape. it comes to its health. the

and woods tweeted, done with chemo. thanks, everyone, for all the support, throughout all my treatments. his cancer was in remission. >> it told me a lot about myself and what attitude and the right mentality can do towards overcoming obstacles in life. >> and austin is the sooners' backup center. but he saw plenty of action in the cotton bowl. he always wanted to play since he was a little kid. the game didn't turn out so well for the sooners. they lost to texas a&m. but for austin, it was a personal triumph in his heroic fight against cancer. >> he won something bigger. >> his mom was a terrific role model. ron, thank you. >>> coming up on the broadcast, in your face. the story behind these close-up shots. we're going to hear from the photographer who this bear very much wanted to eat. look at those teeth. >> unbelievable. >>> also, matt damon. what does he do to anger a major american industry? the controversy and the pushback from damon's new movie. >>> and nobody's watching. the story behind this video that has ins

the death of natalie wood, more than 30 years ago.band, robert wagner, one of the last people to see her alive. >> and now, with the case reopened, police say wagner is refusing to speak with them about it. abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: it's the hollywood tale of one mysterious night. actress natalie wood died in 1981 on a boating trip, with husband, robert wagner," and fellow actor, christopher walken. >> we think she fell outside and hit her head. >> reporter: the case was closed, accidental drowning. but reopened just a year ago, when the captain came forward. he claims that wagner and wood were in a heated argument before she died. >> they went to the state room. and they carried on arguing in the state room. >> reporter: the latest plot turn, the just-released coroner report says that wood had scratches and fresh buzs on her arms and legs. the manner of death changed from accidental, to undetermined. >> he's the last person to see her alive. >> reporter: investigators want to question wagner again. but he's re

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over the years, woods is a seven-time winner at the torrey pines court in southern california. >>> all right. ahead, actor burt reynolds spent the weekend in intensive care at a florida hospital. we'll have details. >>> plus, when actors honor other action horse at the screen actors guild awards awards. >>> and did ashton kutcher's job make him sick to his stomach? >>> welcome back to "early today." the big weather story is the severe weather outbreak tuesday and wednesday. notice this area of yellow under a slight risk. possible to moderate risk tomorrow. again, chance of tornadoes in the area and strong damaging winds going over the mississippi river. throughout the night in alabama, mississippi, tennessee. then during the day wednesday, it sweeps all the way to the east coast. we're talking severe weather for a large chunk of the country. the middle of this week, it will be dangerous. >> all right. thank you. >>> "les miserables" of t-- "argo" was the big winner at the screen actors guild awards. daniel day-lewis won for "lincoln" and jennifer lawrence picked up the award for "silve

we live in the woods, so we don't get out of the woods. but the money is definitely going to the schools. it's very helpful. we're paying down the debt. the state took in borrowing $2.7 billion from the schools and over the next five years we're going to pay back our debts to the schools from the state and they're going to see per kid over about $2,300 per kid for all 6 million kids in california. it's going to help. >> oh, sure it's going to help, but we have to do other things. i have a formula to distribute the money if the legislation approves so that where there are more foster care kids, where there are more kids who are dependent, who are from poor families or who don't speak english as their first language, that they will, over time they will get a larger share of the new money. >> you said you'd give more money to school districts like richmond and less to a district like piedmont. >> give more to everybody, but as the growth each year which will be significant, we're talking lots of money to the schools. the growth to the lower i

um, what wood are you using for these? pear wood.ey're made of oak, but the-- the big pieces are made of oak. yeah, but you can't reproduce oak in close scale. it's too big so you use pear wood which is the best wood to use. so, are you a professional making these? no, i'm--i was a woodworker all my life. i was a patter maker. oh, really? but, uh, i'd never made anything as intricate or small as this. but it looks fascinating because that-- i now understand why these are such high quality. because if you're a pattern maker, they really are-- it's one of the most precise jobs ever, wasn't it? yes, very precise. you had to be very good, and that shows here, which is now a hobby. yes. fantastic. well, i think these are so charming. just let me compare this to here. we've got a really good sort of james i early 17th century oak armchair of lovely proportions. i daresay there's a bit of fiddling around. but, from what i can see here all this carving is absolutely right-- genuine, not victorian, carving. and i love this guilloche molding h