on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> reporter: some republicans see it as a major setback for president trump and believe more could have been done to get it right. >> i think they should do, the president and the speaker grab some people from all the various caucuses of the parties, both par parties, lock them in a room, not let them out until they come up with something. >> reporter: the president said today he will not reintroduce the legislation in the upcoming weeks. >>> it's been a tumultuous month. house republicans unveiled the american health care act on march 6th. a week later the congressional budget office released a report estimating 14 million people would not have insurance under the new bill. that number would continue to rise. so the bill was tweaked and the campaign began to gather support. a vote was scheduled initially for yesterday, then postponed in the hopes of gathering more votes. just after noon today we learned the bill had been

i helped with the kids with their bath. >> alex says he heard emily start her bath as he and the kids watched "peter pan." >> i mean, there was a lot of sword fighting and things like that and music and it was really loud. and when it got quiet, i could hear the water still running. >> alex says the water was running for about 20 to 30 minutes. so he went upstairs to see what was taking so long. and came upon a horrible scene. emily was submerged in the tub unconscious. >> i tried as hard as i could to get her out of that tub, as fast as i could. she slipped out of my arms. i started screaming help. i ran to the phone to call 911. and all i could say was help. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> help! help! help! >> what's going on? what's going on? >> it was the worst seconds of my life. >> but there was much more to come. two lives, and so many secrets. would soon be put under a microscope. >>> what had happened upstairs in that bathroom? when we come back -- >> please, help me. >> how long has she been in here? >> i don't know, she was taking a bath. >> what did you t

on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. coastal areas but that's just about it. what's left of the storm ranks one on the storm impact score tonight. light rain and shourds periodically. roads remain wet. notice shortly after midnight we'll see it sort of winding down and disappearing, giving away to partial clearing. we'll start the weekend with sunny skies. >> thank you. >>> the north bay was drenched today from the spring storm. >> by now we should be used to it. more rain. another storm pounding downtown san rafael. umbrellas to the rescue. >> we're grateful for the rain but it's going to be we've had enough. looking forward to some sun. >> a very wet morning commute on highway 101, wipers on high. [ sirens ] >> but there were accidents on 101. a pickup truck driver facing northbound in southbound lanes near san pedestrian row road after a spinout on rain slick repayment. just an hour earlier we witnessed this pickup truck crashing near the very same spot.

in bath it is not very good. some people in this city cannot breathe proper air.d high levels of small particles found in diesel fumes. 0n levels of small particles found in diesel fumes. on one occasion as high as those measured in beijing. why are they bad, well particular matter is small enough to go through oui’ matter is small enough to go through our noses and into our lungs where it can cause respiratory complaints. another particle is even smaller and can go through the lungs into the bloodstream and has been shown to be associated not just with bloodstream and has been shown to be associated notjust with respiratory conditions but cardiovascular conditions but cardiovascular conditions such as stroke and heart attack. also measuring for us is adam, a self—confessed bike fanatic. the data from this monitor shows high levels of nitrogen dioxide, or an 02, caused by diesel engines. every time he hits a busy road, the levels soar. an 02 is bad because one retweeted in it can inflame our respiratory system and exasperate diseases like asthma and cause other re

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. >>> it feels so good to take a hot bath. you just soak it all in. but it is a lot more than just relaxing. there is a benefit that may have you putting down your fit bit. could a bath make us skinny? first, sean bell. >> coming up in sports in a minute. more bad news for the sixers, and joel embiid. hear the latest on his left knee. that's coming up next in sport. if you're looking frien. "hi!!!" "hi everybody" "cookie!" all-new it's sesame street live make a new friend! playing liacouras center april 6-9 tickets on sale now! liacourascenter dot com >> phillies had to say good-bye to one of their legends, dallas grown passed away bees fully at the age of 82. gwen was the manager for the phillies first world series championship back in 1980. he was a baseball liver. spent over 60 years in the game, 46 of those with the phillies organization, he will be missed. and dallas would have wanted the guys to play on, and they d yesterday against the yankees, vince had a tough outing, val ass quest went five and two thirds, the phillies go onto lose seven to

>> he wants me to bathe in the water and then he wants me to drink it. about me, but i have -- i'm like a germaphobe. this is -- like i don't want to be an american asshole or anything, but there is no way i am getting in this water. this is one of the most polluted bodies of water in the world. i mean, forget about like the ashes that are dumped in here, i actually have already seen three different cow carcasses, one i think was a cow carcass, i couldn't even figure it out, floating in this water. there are millions of leadeiter the human waste, untreated sewage that gets dumped into this water every day. i'm not kidding. yesterday, i saw a guy take off his pants and literally just take a shit directly into the water. right into the water. it's basically just a giant toilet. no. i am not getting in this water. and i am definitely drinking it. (vo) maybe it was here, when you hit 300,000 miles. or here, when you walked away without a scratch. maybe it was the day your baby came home. or maybe the day you realized your baby was not a baby anymore. every s

you must have a room where you bathe in this, right? >> yeah, and so we did it.o embrace those things in your life. as you get older, you don't want to completely grow up. so you do things like bathe in cereal, so we re-created that special moment on the front cover. >> jimmy: "the book of mythicality" right there. and did you think that -- did you ever think that these dudes right here would ever write a a book? >> no, we don't look like -- [ laughter and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: i have a lot of questions. >> we don't look like author material at that point. >> jimmy: where were you? were you at a festival or something? or were you at a mall. t this is the north carolina zoo. shout out to asheboro. >> yeah! >> jimmy: north carolina zoo. you got the zoo shirts. >> yeah. >> yeah, we wanted to get a a souvenir shirt and nobody wanted the giraffe shirt. >> and there were no youth sizes available. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so you can explain this photo, but then, how could you explain this photo? [ laughter ] what remotely -- >> you have questions about this?

riri covering up in a lime green coat that kind of looked like a bath robe.mariah carey told us, she's the best. >> i love her. i do. >> let's move back to the world of tv. a new episode of "this is us" tonight. we know there will be tears. but apparently justin hartley has been campaigning for some. >> the producers got him to, got the fans, and i think a very first episode of the show, premier, has anything like that come up for you. >> no. i'm a little upset. justin being shirtly as eye candy for the ladies, and his daughter now is happy to leach the nude scene to tv dad, milo. >> just a very good sport and awesome human being. >> i would love to know that jack and i, are both good men, kind men and love our familyes. >> with just two episodes left this season, a lot of people are crying on the inside. even j.lo is a big fan. but you've got to get ready. tonight another emotional homey as chrissy messinger's character, kate, breaks down. ? real life, the 36-year-old is celebrating her romance with josh, camera grip on "this is us" is so sweet. it could alm

long time until imanaged to perfect the soy sauce.and now the chickens are put in a nice soy sauce bath. >>one day, unbeknown to him, amichelin inspector turned up ad ordered his soy sauce chicken.his life changed overnight. >>that's the rather mysteriousthing about michelin. no one ever told me who came andtried my chicken. but, of course, we were allpleased about the star. they all said, "now you are afamous chef." >>michelin-starred cuisineserved up on plastic plates. food courts, or hawkers'centres, are part of singapore's cultural dna.one food stall after the next. noodles, soups, dumplings ---malaysian, chinese, indian flavors.the hawkers' centres have been feeding singaporeans forgenerations. they offer good, simple food ata reasonable price. >>it's hot in the kitchen.sometimes it's boring. sometimes you have to doeverything on your own. it's hard to be a hawker.but you get on with it. michelin's inspectors enteredthis unique gastronomic landscape to find a chef worthyof a star. they found chan hon meng.his first chickens of the day are ready. >>i don't have to even tastethem. i

riri covering up in a lime green coat that kind of looked like a bath robe. cara delevingne. mariah carey told us, she's the obsessed. >> i love her. i do. >>> let's move back to the world of tv. a new episode of "this is us" on nbc tonight. we know there will be tears. but will we get a little sexy time? but apparently justin hartley has been campaigning for some. >> the producers got him to drop his pants i think in the first episode, the premiere. anything like that come up for you? >> no. the thing about it. i'm a little upset. >> justin being shirtless as eye candy, done it lots of times in his career, but the single dad is happy to leave the nude scene to tv dad milo. >> just a very good sport and awesome human being. >> i would love to think that jack and i, are both good men, kind men and love our families. >> with just two episodes left this season, a lot of people are crying on the inside. even j.lo is a big fan. but you've got to get ready. tonight another emotional moment as chrissy messinger's character, kate, breaks down. in real life, the 36-ye

they have no running water, andhave to buy their drinking ad bathing water.maria's partner is a fisherman. he's able to bring part of hiscatch home with him. but the yield is decreasing.they have to go much further out than they used to, even to catchsmaller fish. >>before, the fish used to comeall the way in to the shore. but because there is no sand,only rocks, nothing grows anymore.that's why the fish don't come. >>the entire ecosystem haschanged. and what remains is diminishing.fish and rice will remain their diet for the forseeable future. >>i would really love to beable to cook meat. that would strengthen me for mywork. it would also be good for thechildren once in a while. but we can't afford it. >>maria and franscisco wereborn in ribeira da barca. the fishing village has 4,000residents. hardly anyone here has a job.the men fish, the women fetch sand. the consequences of thisactivity can be seen everywhere. in earlier times, the sandprotected the village like n embankment.now the sea is eating away at the houses' foundations.part of the seawall has already been destroyed. >>this al

spring break-e' the chodovar baths,y spliwill lu in what local product?> um... >> in a spring break-er's dream come true, the chodovabaths, a spialty spa in the czech republic, will literally bathe you in what local product? >> yogurt just seems weird. that's not, like, where you would go for spring break. 't t yogurt. so i'm gonna go b, beer. final answer.>> that's what we e looking for. that's right! >> yeah! [laughs] >> you got it! $1,000! way to go! [laughter] you scared me for a second. i thought you were going yogurt. >> [laughs] no. >> whew. all right. we end on $1,000. you end on a happy note. i love it. thanks for watching. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. >> [laughs] [dramatic music] ♪ >> crowd: two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten! ♪ closed captioning sponsored by: ♪ when you see beautiful design... do beautiful work... you see what delta can do. your neck caor not.age... gold bond neck and chest cream. 97% had visibly firmer skin. gold bond. your true self is never lost. b

on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> top on abc7 news at 11:00, abc7 news reporter laura anthony talks exclusively with raiders owner marc davis on the eve of the team's relocate. >>> and smoke bombs rocks and bottles. a soccer brawl outside of avia stadium in san jose. hear from fans of the game and the bus drivers that drove the rowdy fans to the stadium all the way from southern california. >>> thousands of runners ran the rock and roll half marathon in san francisco. it began at golden gate park this morning. the route included the golden gate bridge and the race end at the civic center snoois disney's beautiy and the beast topped the box office for the second week in a row. the live action remake from abc7's parent company brought in the biggest march of all time at the book office grozing $1 billion. beauty and the beast took in more than $88 million this week. power rangers, kong, life, and logan rounded out the top five. that's great because thes

they do not neat a bath. their furies designed to do without.rolled in something i want to give you a bath. people shampoo are too harsh, use vet products only, and the advice is rinse, rinse, rinse and when you think you have rinsed enough keep rinsing because any of that soap that is left behind on their skin can be a real problem, for them. >> absolutely. >> they they don't need a bath if you don't want to do it. we all hear about that age seven years, it is not. it is, for medium sized dog from 20 to 50-pound but for dogs less that 20-pound edge at five and a half to six years, and then dogs over 90- pound will age at an pace of eight years. so, that is why these little dogs seem to live longer and larger dogs unfortunately do not live as long. seven year ratio pretty standard 20 to 50-pound. other thing, up on the list that we want to talk about flee as live in the spring. actually flees can be in your heated house, throughout the winter. so they are ready to go. but also they do like heat and humidity so they will come out increasingly in

and then came the killer code violation. >> we purchased a three-bedroom, three-bath unit and then found out that the bump-out that holds two of the bedrooms and two of the bathrooms -- >> this addition. >> -- this addition is illegal, and the city has the authority to make us tear it down. >> the mcguires are now working with the city to bring the home up to code, but it will likely cost more than $100,000, and that's on top of the $630,000 they originally paid. unfortunately, stories like this are becoming more and more common as more flippers get into the business. >> a lot of times, we'll see where there's termite damage or water damage in a house, and it literally just gets slap-sticked, you know, right over top of it, so it's literally doing lipstick on a pig. >> steven carpenter israel works only with fires and helps them see what's behind the wall. >> the flippers, the bad ones won't pull permits. and at that point, you've got a huge issue, because no one's looked at this. >> now, the mcguires did have a home inspection, but most inspectors don't pull permits, and they can't see

now, in the past we saw in iran contra, coronal took an immunity bath. we don't want to see that. this is about flynn, his perhaps violation of the law and what that could lead to. i really don't want to think that it is about flynn to get the president. this is about flynn and flynn. >> one of the things that the president has been criticized for is making an allegation against the obama administration by not offering any proof something you say a lot and have said a lot is that you think that the russians have something on president trump. you say what do they have on him? you're asking the question. do you actually have information to back up that question, or are you just speculating? >> no. i just wonder what the russians have politically, personally or financially on president trump because this is about a national security issue. why would the president of the united states just come in and start to flirt with the idea of lifting sanctions on russian in terms of their behavior in eastern europe? why would the president of the united states question the star treaty? why woul

so, we have two-bedrooms, one-bath, two-bathrooms, two-bathroom and three-bathrooms with two-bath in there. so, our project was designed and developed for households with adults and children in them, and that's really very important. when lydia's house first got started, we used to go to a shelter for homeless families, and it would be single mothers with three and four children that were homeless, and we had to find a way to be able to provide decent and affordable housing for them. and trinity plaza is such a project, and our hope is that we will always remember that we are only as strong as our weakest family is. so, t m affordable housing for low and very low-income households and move them along the home ownership pendulum, the better off we're going to be as a city. >> david, right now, a nice two-bedroom in the district would cost you, what, roughly $2,000 or so? >> could easily cost $2,000 a month or more. so, these are the kinds of costs that folks who are making good money can pay, which is great, which is fine, but we know that in the city and in the region, we have tens o

. >> reporter: the three bedroom three bath home had been ren voited with high end appliances fixtures and finishings. it looked picture perfect. >> i am looking in this gorgeous kitchen and i'm saying it all looks good, what's wrong? >> so when you look at it, things you wouldn't even realize. receptacles are not permitted the way that they're installed here. >> reporter: the list goes on and on. inproper light canster, a bathtub installed incorrectly, the emergency shutoff to the charming gas fireplace is behind the fire. and the new heating system had a 25 degrees difference between the two floors. >> it turns out there's not even a certificate of course pansy for this property. there is two large a space. >> reporter: they only found out because the d.c. called investigating complaints from other homeowners who bought from the same flipper and then came the killer code violation. >> we purchased a three bedroom, three bath unit and then found out that this bump out that holds two of the bedrooms and two of the bathrooms. >> reporter: this addition. >> this addition is illegal and t

tony has one, north of the center this property is two bedroom, two and a half bath, with a deck, and the lake. and i'm trying to rent it for seven nights, four to seven nights, whatevr customer might want. and it is 475 a night, or $3,000 for a week. >> one of the advantage of this place, pretty much new, and you can do all of your corking here, wash all of your clothes here, good place to be based, you can spend your money on events, and at the game. >> enterprizing property owners willing to move out for few days, until a new national championship is crouds. hoping that his fans, crowd into hotels, some folks will pay for all of the comforts of home, in a actual house. steve craft, fox ten news. >> we want to take you back to the break cents news in southeast, where two construction workers got one has made it out. you can see there is a ladder right there on the green puckett truck, one of the construction workers already walked up to the roof where you can see the first responders, now we're waiting for the other construction worker to come out. we're not exactly sure how they go

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a bath of immunity as howard phrased it. he's an attorney like yourself, senator. so what do you think of this as a former prosecutor? what's going on with trump? how dangerous are his waters right now? >> well, okay. i was pretty stunned he did this tweet this morning saying, first of all, that flynn should get the immunity, which they themselves have said somehow is an implication, and i'm not saying it is, that a crime was committed. but then he said again this was a witch hunt. i think at this point the american people see this for what it is, chris. it is a truth hunt. we have to get to the bottom of what happened here. and now you have a situation where the president's former national security adviser literally was just appointed the national security adviser, lies to the vice president and then has to step down. we're now talking about immunity, and i think as a prosecutor, i can tell you you've got to be really careful with this congressional what's called derivative use immunity because as we saw in the case of oliver north, who was actually counts, but th

people underestimate how grueling it must be. >> ice baths every day. it's not a relaxing bath.? >> so your muscles can calm down to use them again the next day. >> tell her about the shrinkage, jerry. >> didn't have that problem. >> speaking of movie remakes -- i can't get out of this. help. stop looking at me. talk. >> just looking or licking? >> looking. >> live television. >> buzz feed asked readers about movies that should be remade. readers at films, including "breakfast at tiffanies" and "little shop of horrors" and "pip by long stalking." >> and "my best friend's wedding" and "noting hill." it would be hard to see someone else being julia roberts. >> is it a portrayal, though? >> some movies, i don't know if you can remake. >> some of them might get runned. some could be updated. i love "parenthood." if i'm sick, i watch that movie. and it's just classic. it addresses so many things about being a parent and being families. because of technology and everyone on their phones now, i feel like they could update it and make it relevant today. it's got so many great moments. >

this is the one i want. 40 degrees, 40 degrees right now in bath, pa. higher elevations, too, charles actually reporting more clouds than anything in bath. he did mention he still have 4 e ground. so quite a bit of melting has been taking place in that area. one more, we go back to the south, and let's go into southwest most new jersey. 40 degrees also from john, out in mullica hill with more clouds. now moving things forward, i want to actually gave you a sense how the temperatures are looking at least jumping into the next month. since we are, believe it, only couple every days away really from the beginning every month of april. likely, essentially, east of the mississippi, back into texas, southern plane state, will likely be above average as we look ahead to the new month. so if you're fan of the warmth, i honestly feel like this is probably intuitive, march been anomaly, above average, so many above average months as of late, not real a shock their we would have that. looking at storm scan locally though, this disturbance bringing in the light rai

you painted yourself in the bath. were you in the bath while painting this?g this. >> jimmy: i see. >> and as you notice, i leaned way back. >> jimmy: and did you take that picture with your phone? >> yes, i did. >> jimmy: oh, that's very dangerous. that's one of the most dangerous things any president's -- >> you want to know why i did that? i wanted to figure out perspective, and paint water hitting water. plus i was testing the humor of my instructor. >> jimmy: gayle was impressed by that? so these paintings are of veterans, a couple of whom are here in our audience tonight. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a couple of gentlemen. introduce these fellas that are here. hey, guys. i don't know what page. >> i do. here's brian. >> jimmy: let me show that to everybody. so brian's right there in the audience. brian, what do you think of your likeness? >> that's an incredible honor. looks great. >> jimmy: it does look good. >> so the question, does brilliant's mother like it? >> jimmy: and does brian's mother like it? >> she's here. >> jimmy: oh, do you like it? that's your ba

it's just cereal, man, if it's in a -- if it's bathed in -- in a -- in a bowl of milk. you ended up going to a cereal factory. >> yeah, yeah, so, and while we were there -- >> well i got into bh, wisl -- he's always got a dream to bath in cereal, so while we were there, we were like, let's talk the cereal factory person into dumping hundal a milk into a ja that we brought. [ light laughter ] >> he was like -- >> jimmy: just assume they have a private room. you must ha >> yeah, and so we did it. it was glorious. >> yeah. t chapters in the book called "embrace immaturity." which -- the whole book is about mythicality, which we call a combination of curiosity, creativity and tomfoolery you want to embrace those things in your life. tcompletel. so you do things like bathe in cereal, so we re-created that r. >> jimmy: "the book of mythicality" right there. you ever think that these dudes right here would ever write a a book? no, we don't look like - [ laughter and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: i have a lot of qu >> we don't look like author material at that point. >> jimmy: w

every single day and if she can have two or three baths a day t she even takes phone calls in the bathne three times a day. >> i don't have time. >> honestly i can't remember the same time have taken a bath. >> she's not a mom yet. that's how i know. >> i like it. that's commitment. >> i use salt and. >> you're so fancy. >> i did that on dancing with the stars. i took ice baths every day on dancing with the stars. >> you were belle in fact. >> beauty and the beast. >> that was cool. >> that was my favorite dance. that season is going to start soon one of my favorite dances for sure. >> i think people underestimate how grulg it's going to be. >> it's not a relaxing bath. its 8 minutes so your muscles can calm down and you can use them again the next day. >> wow. >> it's really intense. >> didn't have that problem. >> speaking of movie remakes -- i can't even get it out. stop looking at me. talk. >> looking. >> live television. >> okay. so buzz feed asked readers about movies that should be remade. readers voting for breakfast at tiff nis and pippi longstocking and little shop of horrors

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