couldn't -- i couldn't just write a dry textbook because my woodworking life involves the woodworkers at my shop and it involves my community of artists and my heroes, and also involves fun. so the book has legit woodworking, chapters about my heroes. then also jokes. songs. recipes. fashion tips for my wife. >> little bit of everything. >> it's flipped through the book before we were on the air and it almost makes it seem like somebody like me who has no talent or skill at all could do it. you make it very palatable and accessible, i think. >> well, thank you. i mean that's the idea. i wanted the woodworking books that i've learned from are very expert, but they're intimidating. so i wanted this to be a much more friendly introduction. the word "fine woodworking" makes people scared. doghouse or a clothing rack or bookshelves, you are a woodworker. that's your first project. maybe the next one will be an improvement, or not. >> you brought some things with you. but what was the first thing that you did on your own? >> gosh. the first official woodworking project was something in like

skills at rockler woodworking. carl is at the milwaukee store this morning, showing off their make and take classes for the forecast from fox6 meteorologist rachael kaye were starting off the work week with a lot of sunshine and an about 10 above yesterday, with highs near 70. cloud cover will return late this afternoon and evening. well drop to the mid 50s overnight. isolated showers tomorrow, the best chance for rain returns wednesday. that will be our next cold front - and highs will be back down into the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny and warm. high: 69 dewpoint: 49 wind: s 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 54 dewpoint: 50 wind: s 3-8 mph tuesday: a mix of sun and clouds, with isol 70 dewpoint: 52 wind: s 5-15 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy with rain likely. am low: 57 high: 64 dewpoint: 52 38 high: 55 dewpoint: 35 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 37 high: 59 dewpoint: 38 wind: se 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny with a chance for rain in the evening. am low: 48 high: 67 dewpoint: 49 wind:

you come from generations of woodworkers.w up learning how to make things out of wood. >> my uncles and far it and grand airport are all makers of wood. kennedy: you have a functioning wood shop a when you are off with your wife this summer there were still people making stuff. >> they are right now making sawdust. kennedy: huh resentful of the amish and their ability to woodwork without the technology you employ? >> i'm envious of the amish for many reasons. they never have to answer tweets. and they get a lot of work done, those amish. >> if you woke up and your arms were branches and your fingers were sticks, how would you feel? >> wooden? >> you love wood so much that a part of you became wood. >> i would be horrified at such a super natural transformation because although i love wood, i also love meat, but if my arms were turned toe up bacon, that would be terrifying. kennedy: would you eat them? >> if it was irreparable i wouldn't want the bacon to go to waste. i'm pragmatic. kennedy: are you zen buddhist? >> not offici

the word "fine woodworking" makes people scared. and i want to impart the fact doghouse or a clothing rack or bookshelves, you are a woodworker. that's your first project. maybe the next one will be an improvement, or not. >> you brought some things with you. but what was the first thing that you did on your own? >> gosh. the first official woodworking project was something in like second grade art class. they gave us a piece of wood and a cut-out clown head that you had to varnish on thing that said "a smile is the nicest kind of welcome." i put mine at a jaunty angle. and they gave me a "d" on it. all the rest of them were straight and i said, clearly this is the finest work in the room. i'll show you. >> i like to hold my head at a jaunty angle. >> it gives it more personality. >> maybe you'll answer the next respond a little more favorably. >> tell us what you have behind you. is this a gift for harry? >> these are some of the projects in the book. this is a three-legged stool. this is one of my projects. one of the cool things

every friday in october at rockler woodworking. you can learn the skills necessary to make all sorts of projects in the shop. and that's what carl has been up to all forecast from fox6 meteorologist rachael kaye were starting off the work week with a lot of sunshine and an increase in temperatures. in fact, well be about 10 above yesterday, with highs near 70. cloud cover will return late this afternoon and evening. well drop to the mid 50s overnight. although we may see a few isolated showers tomorrow, the best chance for will be our next cold front - and highs will be back down into the 50s by thursday. today: mostly sunny and warm. clouds increase in the evening. high: 69 dewpoint: 49 wind: s 5-15 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 54 dewpoint: 50 wind: s 3-8 mph tuesday: a mix of sun and clouds, with isolated showers possible. high: 70 dewpoint: 52 wind: s 5-15 mph 64 dewpoint: 52 wind: sw/nw 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny and cool. am low: 38 high: 55 dewpoint: 35 wind: nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 37 high: 59 dewp

woodworking for me is where i can always maintain the attitude of a student, which is what his >> stephen: i want to find out about that. we'll take a commercial break and i want to talk about the book and i want to talk about wood. we'll be right back with more nick offerman. ( applause ) ? ? ? sick of getting gouged for limited data? introducing t-mobinele o. one price, all unlimited for everyone. get 4 lines for $35 per month each with unlimited 4g lte data. switch today. ? (jet engine) ? (heart beat) ? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month only at your lincoln dealer. ? every time i travel, rding. because you'll never forget them. the new marriott portfolio of hotels now has 30 brands in over 110 countries. so no matter where you go, you are here. join or link accounts today. faster, faster! on that old pc? you know... ...i know. new pcs are lightning fast. and yet here is the world's fastest swimmer on the world's slowest computer. you know about it, now do something about it. upgrade to a new pc

it's cool get the iphone 7 on us and unlimited data my first guest is an actor, author, and woodworker. his new book is "good clean fun: misadventures in sawdust at offerman woodshop." please welcome back to the show, nick offerman. ? ? ? ( applause ) >> that's a nice piece. >> stephen: that is a nice piece we have over there, isn't it? look at that lovely lady over there. >> nice joinery. >> stephen: for the people who didn't join us last time nick was on. that's the end table he made to have on set here. it's gorgeous. and sturdy, too, sturdy. >> thank you. >> stephen: i wouldn't-- i wouldn't trust any end table you couldn't stand on. >> no, you could park a prius on that thing. ( laughter ). >> stephen: but would you? >> i would not. nice to see you again. >> thank you, good to see you. >> stephen: quick question about the beard can we? >> sure. >> stephen: is that too personal? >> no, bring it on. >> stephen: for some men, growing a beard you have to be patient. is having a beard not a decision for you? having a beard, you're so associated. >> thank you. i hate shaving is i guess t

case report in front of you, if you look at page 11, figure 15, it will give you some sense of the woodworkin that narthex or vestibule area. the department has deemed that the narthex should be completely excluded. everything from its volume to its finishes from the list of character defining features. on the other hand, if you look at page 14, figure 22, you will see a corner of the choir loft where the much simpler wainscoting was badly damaged by a prior owner removing fragments left as i understand the staff report. the staff is calling out those aspects, those damaged fragments remaining fragments, as historic features and asking the project sponsor to protect them, in effect. i don't understand why you discard the one retained the other. the contrast, although not perfectly oh stated in those photographs, did you some idea what i'm talking about good again, page 11 figure 15 versus 14, figure 22. by committee is unanimous in continuing to feel that the exclusion of the connector is a mistake. that the rationale has not been offered for its good i have to say with respect to the narth

we have all sorts of characters coming out of the woodwork. you have mark cuban coming out for hillary clinton and others >> reporter: that means the potential for more policy and platform talk at least that is the hope. >> don't make it personal, stick to the issues and the records. i think you will see a high quality debate. >> it might be less entertaining, but probably more substantive. >> reporter: another preview about tonight republicans came out with an attack ad against tim kaine painting him as someone who is soft crime when he was an attorney and you can expect democrats the debate gets underway at eight right here on cbs 2.we will be tracking the debate from our newsroom and will have complete coverage tonight on cbs 2 news ten at 10. the johnson county affordable housing coalition is re- launching--as an independent non-profit organization.the coalition works to increase access to affordable housing for low-income people. according to the federal affordable housing. according to the federal reserve over the past 36 years rent has

maybe you can help -- this stuff comes out, an 11-year-old videotape and woman coming out of the woodworko question the timing but something to follow up on you do your due didill lens. where the same media effort to get in the same ballpark coverage of very legitimate hillary clinton stories and week can i leaks development and maybe different things she tells bankers behind closed doors versus what he says about them on a debate stage with bernie sanders. >> there's no question that both of these candidates have records that are completely in defense able but what we're looking at with donald trump is he has had a strategy throughout this entire election season that you get out of one crisis by creating another. he very much fueled this and he -- >> how is he fueling it? >> i'll give you -- >> -- justify an 11-year-old tape. >> if we look in june when the stuff will hillary clinton's e-mails, the state department probe was coming out, he interrupted that by attacking judge curio. he couldn't let her have the limelight. because of that he can't really -- >> no, no. i see. i understand th

. >> all of this, woodwork, molding. >> reporter: the stakes are high at the hotel in washington, d.c. the trump family and partners have poured a reported $2 million into renovating the old post office. >> this is a very special suite. >> into a 263-room luxury hotel. trump organization has $200 million lease for the building with the u.s. government. it runs for 60 years. of all the rumors, corporations or travel companies that are booking away from you guys. have you seen that at all? >> no, the numbers have been what i have ever seen in the trump hotel. it is going back to business. >> what you are telling me in the hotel business, business trumps politic thousands. >> business trumps politics. >> or, maybe not. industry insiders tell me that trump won the bid from the government because he substantially overpaid for the deal. and competitors like hilton and marriott dropped out. in fact, marriott told cbs that they actually crunched the numbers and determined based on the trump deal they couldn't figuree out how anybody could make a profit on this. cbs news did reach out to the t

. >> we want mainstream media to of the woodwork, hello, i lived in hollywood 27 years. i was chased around desks. you know what you do? you walk out. i don't want to hear these women, i'm a victim. yes, there's no doubt someone can get raped and that's a whole different situation. but if someone's coming on to you, you have the ability to scream out to the person next to you at the bar, hey, this guy's doing this, help me. if you're notoing that, then you're an idiot. >> reporter: on the other side of the country, i'm at toni easiest house. >> that initial tape, bus, what did you think when you heard what he said? >> well, what would you think? no woman would like to hear that, but nevertheless, that was 11 years ago. he did apologize. he did say he was sorry. most of the men that you know at times have made off-color remarks. >> i've never, ever heard a friend of mine boasting about sexual assault. ever. period. >> maybe you haven't been listening. >> reporter: the women alleging inappropriate behavior? how do i know what happened? and i'm not even going to go there. i

trump has been hit from every angle with people coming out of the woodwork claiming he did this, he didhat, and i think it is once again everything epically that goes on with candidate does need to be brought to the forefront and let the american people make a decision on that. democrats are talking about expanding the states are going , arizona, texas, georgia, any chance the democrats could win georgia? >> no, i don't say that just because i am a party chairman of that state for-five years ago, but the difference with us is that every single constitutional , public service commissioners, congressional, senate, everyone down the down ballot are supporting donald trump wholeheartedly. strong significant, playing field in terms of the primary. we were 48 plus percent in the primary, and that tsunami has only grown. in the general, you will see no, so is absolutely not whatsoever, no. >> is donald trump's line to african-americans continuing to play well? a lot of people expressed reservations. >> i think it is healthy and speaks to the heart and soul of a lot of cities that are under --

all the original woodwork is in here, the original brass pole is in here. and pretty much, everything in here is originally still in place, still intact. we've been taking care of it since 1904. just south of downtown chicago in tinley park at the tinley park convention center. it's the stihl timbersports series u.s. championship. today, 10 lumberjacks vying for one of the coveted championship spots. only the top four will move on, and right now, defending champ matt cogar sits atop the leaderboard this is the stock car racing of timbersports. two equally matched stihl ms661 chainsaws are timed, tacked, and tuned to be within a hundreds of a thousandths of a second of each other in the wood. two matched 20-inch guide bars and two finely ground chains are on these saws, so the only variable between the bunks is the operator. just around the ram logo right now. in this contest, 16 inches of wood will be severed with one down cut, one up cut. competitors trying to move slow and smooth, keeping the saw in the wood and feeding the wood as fast as possible. let's

. >>> finally cubs fans have been coming out of the woodwork, many with false claims of being lifelong die hards, but not this guy. to prove it i dug deal into the mackey air i coulds and pulled out my freshman -- archives and pulled out fraternity picture. one goofball wearing a cubs hat. >> no way. >> real fan or real fun or perhaps both. >> oh, my. >> no comment there. >> i'm so glad you did that, though, because people had doubted you in this building. >> they know the truth. they're just trying to get under my skin and it worked, so i had to do that. >> why doesn't he have the hat all the way down? it's like sitting. face. >> kind of fashion faux passish. >> have you not met me? >>> we had sunshine, warm temperatures this weekend for the game, should be fantastic, warmer weather out there, finally some 60s. we'll wait till next week to see those. >> almost like fall. >>> breaking news tonight -- a bombshell from the fbi director, 11 days until the election, the feds investigating newly discovered emails related to the hillary clinton private server case. found during a separate pr

the chairs and lights are recycled finds and the table was crafted by a local woodworker. the menu is plant based and gluten and dairy free dishes made with organic or ingredients. it puts a focus on foods that are seasonal. >> it looks like pumpkin pie. and hyper local. she offers chocolate and tea made in philly and apple salsa and almond milk. the beenls -- beans are roasted less than a mile away. you can drink it hot or blend it into your not your average joe smoothy. >> i love it here. >> you can see more about the heartbeat and much more tonight on "fyi philly" beginning at 7:30 right here on 6abc. "in washington, if you don't have some independence, some backbone, you might as well not even be there." backbone?! pat toomey voted 7 times to defund planned parenthood. and when he didnít get his way, toomey threatened to shut down the federal government. now, toomey refuses to tell us whether he's voting for donald trump. but when he's in other parts of the state, toomey's said he wants to support him. pennsylvania just cant trust pat toomey. priorities usa action is r

. >> none of the woodworks done. >> reporter: now, she is one step closer since the city of largo approved a cash settlement. >> i'm glad to be done with the city. with the bureaucracy of that. that is destroyed. i had to glue that back together. >> reporter: the city agree today pay more than $130,000 to the balls and their neighbors to fix their homes. >> do you think you are going to have enough money for a settlement to fix the house the satisfied. >> you know, they destroyed our home. >> reporter: but the home looks a lot better than ball first turned to 8 on your side in early september. back then, she felt the city had forgotten her. suzanne, the director of the human resources department, says that's not the case. >> do you feel like it is enough money to put the house back together? >> i do. we did as much double checking as possible with the values. >> reporter: si cleaned sewage lines, a backup happened. and, the sewage flowed toward the homes instead of the manhole. >> what are you doing to make sure this doesn't happen again? >> environmental services is taking a very, very go

> it is kind of weird, cassette, bought it is really exciteing to see music fans come out of the woodworks and get excited about music and that is pretty much what it is, music. >> i don't really key into any of the special cassette store day releases, but i like to come down and i know they have 4 big shelves, i will see what they got. >> i have been collecting because the music has that warbly, hiss to it. i kind of like that for a lot of music. >>> still to come, samsung is cutting a deal with customers offering some new phones for free. find out if you make that cut, next. >>> we pay it forward to a valley woman showing other women going through cancer treatments they are beautiful. >> you made me feel that i could rock this haircut. ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology >>> for anyone going through cancer treatment, of course losing your hair can be really tough. >> in tonight's pay it forward, wake up arizona's ian is showing how one woman is helping others feel beautif

the couch is from her basement and they are recycled and communeal table with a crafted woodworker. the menu is full of plant based and gluten free organic dishes. >> we are making pumpkin pie smoothies. a big focus on food that are both seasonal and hyper local. she offers artist chocolate and almond milk. >> revolution coffee. >> the beans are roasted less than a mile away. you can drink it hot. or blended into a not your average joe smoothy. >> double fisted i love it here -- >> can you see more about heartbeat kitchen and more on fyi philly that airs this saturday on 6 abc. >>> topping our people scene at 12:30. sierra is expecting her first child with her husband russel wilson. it came on their instagram accounts also sierra's 31st birthdays and excited to share the best gift of all with her husband. she has a son from a previous relationship with rapper, future. >>> and justin timberlake is causing the stir with this selfie. he flew to tennessee and posted this picture of himself voting on inextra gram. that is a no no in tennessee. the governor made it illegal to take selfies