>> i'm a bath girl. >> you know, my mom always took baths. some of my happiest memories were sitting on the side of the bathtub with my mum. we'd sing, dea. >> what about as a grown women? >> i still do. it's what you used to. i take a shower twice a week to watch this. i am a bathy girl. >> i take showers in there especially, you get off your feet. >> i like the shower because i let it run, i like that steamy water, i can watch it all go down the drain, all my troubles down the drain, all the stress from the day down the drain. i don't use when you take a bath. >> hoda, you said you get in there sometimes forever and ever. >> you are always a friend of water. >> i wear a shower cap, when next when i'm not wearing my hair. i put on a big huge blooming shower cap with flowers on it. it's hideous. >> will you take a picture? >> it keeps it so dry, purple flowers. when it comes on. you like a bath, team hoda if you like shower. >> showers going to win. >> i don't know. it might be next-and-neck. >> you always get a shower. fought every place. >>

she was taking a bath!> we didn't know if it was a tragic accident or something else. >> questions quickly swirled about a wife's secret. >> what did you eat? >> she did have an addiction to prescription pills. >> and a husband's story. >> was it an maybe murd? you. >> the whispering started almost immediately. you're a murderer? >> when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. >> just wait for the spell-binding moment in court. >> it is nothing i would have ever imagined in my life. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here's josh mankiewicz with "the quiet one." >> sometimes the fresh air of a small town can hide a lot of dirty laundry. >> my worst fear was all of a sudden true. >> sometimes sudden death with lay bare every secret. >> she had felt like she was abusing it. >> what happened in this small do town would tear apart a marriage, and at the same time, separate two families that were once north of des moines, is a company town, headquarters for one of the largest grocery chains in th

you bath people filthy. >> slacker, enjoy your bath this weekend. see you, guys. >> yeah, right, will. >> bye. >>> dozens of volunteers turned z23eiz zvpz y23eiy yvpy goal... some say you can accomplish just about anything. that's exactly what happened at the some say you can accomplish just about anything. that's what happened at the campus of the charter school child development center. volunteers spent six hour building a playground from scratch. this playground serves a lot of kids with special needs, so teachers asked the kid who would make their ideal playground. a nonprofit called kaboom designed their playground. >> a playground is one of the best places to learn. we're able to provide real opportunity to practice fine motor and play activities. >> it was grown out of the school child development center serving colorado kids over 70 years. kids will get to play on the new playground next week. >>> for those who get nervous traveling, airports can be stressful. in denver dia's therapy dogs there are a lot more pups on duty. dia has nearly dou

it's unusual for the bath community. days is quite unusual. >> luckily officers were able to save the people who had oded on all five called. >> a new law that goes into effect on september 11th will hopefully save even more lives. according to the new law, when you make the call for help, or you're the american who has overdosed, you won't be charged. bath police right now say their number one priority is saving a life and helping heroin addicts get the treatment they so desperately >> and, again, you're looking at a posting, something that was posted by bath police officers and the communications specialit there about the new law that gos into effect on september the 11th. again, those who overdose, those that call to get people who have overdosed help will get immunity and will not be charged if they call for help. now for more on what communities are doing and how they're pounding together to solve the heroin problem, let's go now to my colleague, shanice dunning wo shanice? >> thanks, denise. yeah, i'm at the police

it was in staff bathroom at hoton's bath -- hotoa's bath house. he set up it -- he set it up on being held on 50,000 dollar bail. >>> new at noon twosomerville women face charges for robbing a nun in quincy. police say they approached the nun and tried to steal a bag out of her hand. when the nun explained she was carrying rosary beads and a key police say one of the suspects pulled a knife threatened the nun and demanded the rosary. >>> we are following more breaking news this noon. this time out of the statehouse. the building was evacuated after an alarm went off an hour ago. state police just announced accident. this was nothing hazardous in the building after about 20 minutes everyone was allowed back inside. in winchester police are investigating the death of an elderly woman. officers responded to a home on edgewater place sunday afternoon where a woman was found unresponsive. her name has not been released. >>> and a man described as a violent felon will be charged today with stabbing another man outside a sports bar. police say 36-year-ol

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know maine, bath is a major ship building and seaport town.nd captain hall decided in 1830 to retire from the sea, he bought this very strategically located piece of land, right across from the state house that year, 1830, and in 1833 he finished construction on a very handsome two-story, hipped roof federal house, which was to be his retirement home. one of the early features that survives in the house from his time is the beautiful winding staircase, and i think it is a tribute to the architecture of the staircase that subsequent owners of the house and subsequent generations have never changed it. it goes right back to the 1830s. blaine lived here until his death in 1893, mrs. blaine kept the property to her death in 1903, and then after world war i their daughter harriet blaine beale donated the house and grounds to the state of maine for the purpose of a governor's home. sadly her son, walker blaine beal in world war i and he had actually owned the house and then upon his death the house reverted back to her and she recognizing that it pr

some to make nicer and some to stop people to using it to bathe, drugs or sleep in. they will have a resign so the doors will open behind a translucent screen with the sinks outside of the bath rooms and the doors in sight line of the agents to make them safer. to reopen all 10 could cost $2 million just in construction costs. there is a lot that will go into this decision. >> all right. thank you. >>> can you spell relief from hot weather? i don't know if that is possible. >> yeah. [talkingatthesametime] >> fog. >> fog. >> cooler conditions along the coast. we will be hot inland once again. so mid-90s into tomorrow but let's talk the fog. take a look at this cool time lapse video. the sunsetting in the distance. the fog rolling through. and then in the distance you can see the sun slowly setting. a beautiful shot to start off this evening. into tomorrow, let's plan your day. partly cloudy skies for the coast. 54degrees to start. bay 60 degrees. inland 64. by noon heading out, lots of sunshine expected. clouds and fog in the morning and then temperatures warm to the

>> bob, do you take a weekly bath. >> when he was on vacation in that resort, he took a hot bath, i canl. >> yes. >> i have taken a hot bath. >> yes, very relaxing. >> you look relaxed. >> he and his wife are very concerned about water consumption. >> sure, they bath together for water conservation. >> yes, water purposes. >> water will cab get expensive, right, sue. >> it is sue. >> did you see closing ceremonies in rio, not only dit rain naturally but they had fake rain too. it was pouring and pour on this woman as she was singing. it is all part of the show. >> which one is real and hi one are fake. >> fake rain. >> it is in a big bucket above her head. this is what we should do, we should close every show of "good day philadelphia" with an elaborate ceremony like this. >> every single show. >> okay. >> we will start today. >> if you hang around until 9:50, i will recreate that scene. >> it is hitting her but her hair is not getting wet. >> she bathed in teflon, scotch guard >>> well, the mom jean come back ladies dig deep in your closets, go back in time to update your wardrobe beca

maybe because it is the smell of home after a long day of compliments from passengers about that bath room scent." we are at your disposal to hunt down weird facts and answers to questions you are afraid to ask. get our attention with hash heynext. >>> trying to get hillary clinton elected, does that prove donald trump's point? >> republican meg whitman is willing to support a democrat so lock as she promises the status quo for people with money. >> our of hewlett-packard, next. >>> a lemonade stand runy a young man just looking for >>> political experts across america were closely watching the basement of union station today. a landmark mt presidential campaign happened there. hillary clinton's campaign held its first public event featuring a republican endorser. meg whitman, ceo of hewlett-packard, former candidate in california. we caught up with her beneath union station in what looks like a subterranean lair. >> you have quite comfortably made the case against donald trump for some time now. are you equally comfortable making the case for hillary clinton? >> i am comfortable maki

take a bath. you know. >> stephen: "i'm the one who knocks" has become "i'm the one who naps." >> a little sleepy eyed. >> stephen: is bathing and old thing to do because i love bathing. am i old because i like to bathe? ( laughter ) i didn't realize that-- >> i would say it takes more time, so it is luxurious, right. and if you have time to luxuriate, you know, what are you not doing? i don't know, i was raised, you know, work, work, work, working class mentality, get in the shower, get out of the shower, let's go. >> stephen: in the new movie "the infiltrator" you are playing a real person named robert mazur, right? and this is a guy who infiltrates, is it the colombian cartel? >> stephen: and this guy was taking his life in his hands. >> yeah, he was an undercover police officer with customs. and for two and a half years he went undercover laundering money for the medellin cartel. actually having to do that crime in order to get deeper and deeper connected to the cartel. and once they got up as

the house was actually built in 1833 by a captain james hall from bath, maine. those of you who know maine, bath is a major shipbuilding and seaport town and captain hall decided in 1830 to retire from the sea. he bought this very strategically located peace of land right across from the statehouse that year, 1830, and in 1833 he finished construction on a very handsome two-story hipped roof federal house which was to be his retirement home. one of the early features that survives in the house from his time is this beautiful winding staircase and i think it's a tribute to the architecture of the staircase that subsequent owners of the house and subsequent generations have never changed it. it goes right back to the 1830s. in 1862, james g. blaine and his wife acquired this property. blaine lived here until his death in 1893. mrs. blaine kept the property until her death in 1903 and then

it is, you know i often come into the library and there's people bathing in the bathroom, shaving. i mean, good for them. they want to, you know, be clean and everything. but i don't know if it's the appropriate place. you know i think guys are probably a little easier to get along with than if a woman went into her bathroom and there's a woman trying to bath herself. you know a guy goes into the bathroom and sees him shaving and washing the face, i think we can you know, let that pass. >> well you can go in some corporate places and see that people rushing between meetings and such. >> yeah, yeah. so to me, for me, i'm a pretty easy going guy. it doesn't seem to bother me so much. but, you know, there's guys in there that'll take up a bathroom for an hour and a half. you know, cause they're bathing and changing clothes and repacking their bag and things like that. you know, it's a little bit annoying, but for me, course i'm not a student, but you know, for me, i can go along with it. >> alright, and since we have sandeep here i know you want to jump in on this conversation, i'm go

it's like bath water. dierks bentley that's the headliner at the musikfest in the lehigh valley. 11:00 p.m., we're down to 73. i've seen forecast models by 11 that has the lehigh valley down to 69 or 70. that will feel good. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny, sunny, sunny, 90, 88, 88. all three days, lower humidity level. 89 wednesday, humid, thunderstorms developing during the afternoon and then we're into it again by thursday, 92, 90 for friday, 92 saturday. all three days the heat index or feels-like temperatures will range between 97 and 99. all three days there's a chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. september is right around the corner. >> there you go. >> there we go again. >> 7:17. 0,000 bees swarmed a walmart parking lot in oklahoma city. beekeepers were moving the bees from one vehicle to another they escaped and several people were stung, several people had to go to the hospital, two people are in serious condition. and spent eleven months in a pow vcamp.m what donald tr

. >> she caught him on video taking a bath in his front yard near 30 night from mcdowell. here.>> reporter: he knew neighbors were watching. he still took his sweet time showering outside. that is not to be confused with using an out door shower. he had a 4 gallon bucket in his driveway and that he really cross the line and did something probably best kept in the privacy of a real shower. as a general rule of thumb, bird should be the only ones set up to bathe in the front yard. apparently gordon thinks rules are for the boards. he was caught on camera bathing for all the world to see.>> throwing water on him to wash himself.>> reporter: more specifically for all four of these kids to see. >> they tell me there is this guy getting naked and doing bad things.>> reporter: she says sometimes his clothes stayed on, sometimes his pants went down. sometimes his hands went down his pants.>> you want to beat something.'s three boys and a girl.>> reporter: she took a video thinking it would be over by the time the cops got there. but gordon just kept going. wash car into repeat. fo

the district attorney's office says he installed a camera in the bath room. over the last month police say he videotaped his 21-year-old sister in law in the shower 5 times. >> they recovered evidence showing the victim in a state of undress. >> reporter: it was the detective work of his wife according to documents that uncovered an app on his cell phone. it reads when his wife clicked on the video she realized it was a video of a nude femaleane bath room and -- female in a bath room and recognized the room. . >> i have children, so the fact he did that, what is he doing to the rest of us . >> reporter: he never asked for permission to go into her rented space. he would be the last person she would expect to do something like that. a man who vowed to protect and serve now stands accused of compromising the oath. the california highway patrol released a statement saying he is now on administrative leave and they are launching their own investigation into the allegations. he is facing a series of counts, five counts, of disorderly conduct involving a concealed

a fine natural beaches being approved for bathing. the old wooden pier is being replaced. roads near the beach are being relocated to provide picnic grounds and parking areas. there will be the usual outdoor ovens, freshwater outlets, tables, and benches. the state park commission is interested in a purely conservation measure, the development of a wildlife efuge. dikes are being built to shut out the ocean. a freshwater supply will be provided for small lakes and lagoons to attract waterfowl.

as a general rule of thumb, bird should be the only ones set up to bathe in the front yard. apparently gordon thinks rules are for the boards. he was caught on camera bathing for all the world to see.>> throwing water on him to wash himself.>> reporter: more specifically for all four of these kids to see. >> they tell me there is this guy getting naked and doing bad things.>> reporter: she says sometimes his clothes stayed on, sometimes his pants went down. sometimes his hands went down his pants.>> you want to beat something.'s three boys and a girl.>> reporter: she took a video thinking it would be over by the time the cops got there. but gordon just kept going. wash car into repeat. for two hours. that's how long she says it took for police to respond.>> they said they had other things that they were handling that were more important. important than the safety of her kids, so she hopes the only thing getting their attention from now on is the ice cream man. why didn't mom just yell at him? she says the family told him before he can be dangerous. she says he does show up e

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two were back to school shopping at bed, bath and beyond when the mom realized she was a few dollarsrt. she asked her fellow customers for coupon bed, bath and beyond has great coupons she got so much more an camera caught it all. a complete stranger not only gave the mom some coupons to cover her daughter's college supplies but she even gave her $100 in cash to cover the rest of the bill. >> wow! >> did he just paid a hundred dollars on top of the coupon. >> i had them for while. they came in such great use today. it's a great day. >> it's a great day. >> i love that. in total the woman covered more than $160 in school supplies. >>> honor for some of philadelphia's youngest heroes. national liberty museum hosted the 16th annual td bank young hero celebration in old city. organizers say the 12 children identified an area where liberty was well lacking. took action to make positive change. today's keynote speaker 1584 old alexa bray biehl. she founded bag of books. program that collects new and gently used books to give to children in low income communities. great stuff. >>> and great

. >> i feel like i'm walking in a hot bath, an unpleasant hot bath. >> the humidity and heat index potentially dangerous. >> it's very draining and it's hard to breathe. >> which is why staying hydrated is crucial. >> we keep refilling our bottles every 10 minutes. >> we rest every 30 minutes or so. >> thursday the weather system brought heavy rain to parts of our area, lightning setting off this fire in new jersey, a bolt hitting electrical wires. center when a crane struck and cracked this window. as the hot weather continues into the weekend, officials are urging residents to do their best to conserve and limit use of high energy appliances. >> let's just say the air is on. i just don't have the lights on. >> reporter: officials also urging you to check in on your neighbors to make sure they are okay. a lot of municipalities will have cooling centers open today and here in new york state, will have extended hours until 8 p.m. tonight. janelle burrell cbs2 news. >> that's good news, the pools are staying open a little later. >> you've got to plan on it, put some extra water in the car. god f

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they're bathing suits, right, on harry, and on sally, the two-piece bathing suit, which are very obvious, clear messages for children to identify these are your private areas. >> mm-hmm. all right, now you also have -- this goes in the schools to talk to kids about touches, and the message that you have for them is three easy rules. >> right. >> yes, yes. it's say no, get away, and tell someone, and keep telling until someone listens. the overarching message is one of empowerment -- i can. i can do these things. you can. it's safe and correct. >> and you also have a lot of material. this book is fascinating because it says, "enough. child sexual abuse. ten conversations." so, kathy, tell me about this. >> right. you know, a couple of years ago, the bay area coalition of child abuse council and several other groups merged and talked about child sex abuse, and this is the campaign they came up with. simple campaign -- enough. enough child sex abuse. and we want to make materials available to parents, to adults, and decided to print the "ten conversations," which were available online. many

sky force 10 over thick smoke that rose 100 feet over gsi kitchen and baths showplace in doylestown. it signaled a tough firefight ahead. >> amazed at the fire. the flames were intense, the smoke was intense. all the firemen that have been out here from all over. >> reporter: firefighters from 20 fire companies in bucks and montgomery companies responded and worked in shifts to battle the smoke and flames for three hours. they took turns fighting the fire and taking breaks to get hydrated. >> extensive. a lot of damage. >> just when it appeared firefighters were getting the upper hand, more flames shot from the roof of the building. >> because it was so deep-seated mostly we just saw smoke and heat. every once in a while when it found a place to break through either the roof or the front then some fire would break out. >> the large showroom contained kitchen and bath fixtures that only added fuel to the fire. firefighters kept the flames from spreading to neighboring businesses in the strip mall. and got help from backup water tankers when the water pressure started to go down. a cro

. >> these are racist ideas, race bathing ideas. >> presidential candidate, racially charged campaign ideas on the campaign trail. >> she lies. and she paint decent americans, you, as racist. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i appreciate those matching outfits, right? >> james corden has lost his minds. >> there is a lot to show you, we'll have that later in the broadcast. >> lauren, will we be singing about the forecast today? >> oh, i hope so, because i love me some brittany. >> oh, geez. >> singing about the upcoming weekend, maybe not today, because we are off to mild and humid start, remember, on monday, it was a nice cool crisp start to the weekend. well, closing on a hot and humid note, temperature already at 75 degrees, in philadelphia, mild temperatures all across the region to start you out on a friday morning. 69 degrees right now in mount pocono, 75 degrees in dover, temperature change over the last 24 hours, we're significantly warmer even from this time yesterday morning, on the order of about five to 10 degrees. and later today, shorts and t-shirts will be required, but, might need umbrell

. >> we're first hit with the last bath. >> come with me, please. >> going to the center for the lastg what those people went through they're walking hundreds of miles across african chained together no cloths some are sick some old and some don't make if it you don't make it they throw you to the side before they go to market to the slavery castle their taken place e taken to this last bath and the river is kind of divided naturally and have sores all over the body and cuts on their feet and get into the water and being calendar with leaves that give off an oil that stinks sores maybe bleeding and die in the river and then it goes down to the others they making may be marked with the blood of people bleeding and many died and this is just an unbelievable thing and people die along the route and continue on to the slavery castles. >> to see where mire ancestors were dragged and shipped to america that shock that he a little bit made me release that everything my ancestors went through just knowing that is where they were was like taking themselves and cleaning themselves off with bamb

. >> the keys to a happy romance is separate bath this is the case of his and her yachts. this is the lifestyle of the rich and fabulous, darling. caio, mariah. caio, bella. this is unbelievable. >> wow. >> this is one of my favorite places eve >> we are on this stunning yacht, gorgeous. you and james have his and hers yachts. that is the most fabulous thing how important is it to have his and her yachts? >> it's important to have his and her everything. the his is the arctic p, the seventh largest privately-owned vessel in the world. it belongs to mariah' fiance james packard. the hers, a chartered 16-crew luxury liner she calls home for the summer. they are anchored off the coast of italy. >> here is this gorgeous bar. i love there is a bar on the boat. >> is there a bar here in middle of this area which i like. the dark and lightness of this one is cool. >> the master suite with its opulent bath is one of six state rooms. there are two bars, a jacuzzi, a seating areas on the 192 capri. there is a private chef and mariah and her twins. and james' dig is where the party h