lynn mar with the kitchen and bath. >> can you repeat that. >> i'm here to support that the lady was building a room with the two walls and door because we're sharing at the moment and we're waiting we were waiting for the room to be built with her own kitchen and bath so we didn't have to share. >> okay upstairs or downstairs. >> downstairs. >> at first ms. mar was living upstairs temporarily. >> you're saying that the lady built the room? yes. because when i in the beginning of march i called and i saw a posting for two bedrooms; right? and i called it but i was denied because one room was taken so a couple of days later i forgot about it so the husband of ms. lilly saying that they were going to give us the two rooms and i asked if there was a no share because i have a daughter you know we don't want no sharing conditions she said, yes you can keep you have the parking space in the front the backyard and bath and kitchen no share but upon signing the lease because our lease was ending at another plays by april 1st; right? so march 30th we came to sign when we came to sign ms. lill

no more than three baths a week and when using baths products, use a small amount.ragrance-free is best, no soap an the face and put moisturizer an right after bathtime. before they are completely dry. the damp skin will absorb the motion better. dr. rich besser, abc news, montclair, new jersey. >> my parents are from india. they always, back in intdia, they oil up the babies after you give them baths. i was like, oh, no. my son has eczema now. >> things change. we learn new information. every generation does something a little different. we're learning. >> roll with it. now we moisturize after every bath. >> of course you do. >>> the real truth behind the internet heartthrob known as alex. [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop

i am definitely not bath-shower-bathing today.rie is gonna be so crushed when she finds out you picked me. may i please, please, please be there when you tell her? she's gonna be all... (imitates laurie) "jules. it's not fair. i grew up in a foster home. i have an enlarged heart." she's gonna be fine. she's the only bridesmaid, plus i'm gonna let her hold me like a baby in the pool. i don't get it, either, but she asks me to do it, like, twice a week. who cares what old fat heart wants? and this morning, asking everybody, "when should i have my wedding?" you're such a people-pleaser. it's called being nice. ever heard of it? nice. oh, you made that up. (chuckles) it's your wedding. you're supposed to be selfish. if you would like me to be your maid of honor, you have to stop people-pleasing. promise. all right, whatever makes you happy. no. us happy? no. me happy? right. that feels weird. (grayson sighs) your grandpa lives on a ranch? (travis chuckles) yeah. his name is chick. calls people "puddin'." has both formal and informal o

giving baby a bath every night.thought a nightly bath would be good for him. >> reporter: first-time mom anna didn't know she was bathing her son, tanner, too frequently. at 7 months old, his son is so delicate, with a bath, it removes natural oils. if a baby broken to ex-ma doesn't get moisturer every day, they may get an itchy rash. 11% of kids get it. he has it. >> tkd go away or being a lifetime thing. >> reporter: baby sylvia's mom does a different approach. >> it's easy on the hands. >> reporter: fewer baths and more moisturizer. >> around the neck and behind the ears. >> reporter: that's what the story tried, coat your newborns, a moisturizer every day. others were told not to use moisturizers at all. by the time they were 6 months old, the moisturized babies had 50% fewer cases of eczema. lighten up on the rubber duckies no more than three baths a week. and bath products, small amount. fragrance free is best. none on the face, and moisturize after bath time. but before they're dry. the damp skin will absorb

about the whole situation i never talked the kitchen it was promised to me she asked bob to add a new bath someone figured out lynn needed to go she could going get more money for the room so 75 hundred was not enough with that many amenities so let's get rid of lynn and just give it to me anyway she could that's why i got temporarily restrained it doesn't work so let's be truth about the whole situation i have no where to go as far as in some situations trying to arrange another place to live i've working but i shouldn't be forced out as a tenant and go be on disability i should be able to live the way the contract says that's how i feel she signed the contract she should fulfill it. >> and especially as far as the rent board a mediation we were going to do that so - >> ms.es have been. >> okay i can ask them did they ever see me actually building that room i did not i'm legally blind i can't swing a hammer did they actually see me building that room? did they actually see me down whether there when bob was building the room and bob was her friend bob was the one who brought her into my h

giving baby a bath every night.uld be good for him. >> reporter: first-time mom anna didn't know she was bathing her son, tanner, too frequently. at only 7 months old, his skin is so delicate that every time he takes a bath, it removes natural oils. if a baby that's susceptible to eczema doesn't get moisturizer every day, they may get an itchy rash. 11% of kids get it. he has it. >> it could go away or be a lifetime thing. they don't know yet. >> reporter: baby sylvia's mom does a different approach. >> it calms her down and it's nice. it's easy on the hands. >> reporter: fewer baths and more moisturizer. >> around the neck and behind the ears. >> reporter: that's what the study tried. they asked some parents with eczema to coat their newborns with a moisturizer every day. others were told not to use moisturizers at all. by the time they were 6 months old, the moisturized babies had 50% fewer cases of eczema. here's what you need no know for infants. lighten up on the rubber duckies no more than three baths a week.

is an inlaw unit and the only two things that were not done with the permit was the kitchen in the bath. >> okay, thank you. >> did you have a question, commissioner? >> actually, for inspector duffy. >> inspector duffy? >> and trying to clear it up. so, what we are referring to is the disclosures that were given from the seller to the buy er and it was done without permit and the new buyer just stated that just the kitchen and the bath, were there legal rooms down as far as the 3 r is concerned? >> i don't have that information, i don't know. i am not sure. i would need to look that up and i could look it up on the ipad, i was not focused on that and i was just focused on the penalty tonight. >> that is fine. >> a lot of times there are, but, i don't know in this case. >> okay. just the disclosures were kind of vague in indicating that it was all done without permits but the permit holder is now stated that the kitchen and bath were the only items that were done without a permit. but i don't think that is going to effect how i see this any way. >> no, we are going to have two times on

bathing a baby every single die -- night might not be a good idea. officials suggest only three batters a week and using moisturizing lotion. >> ok. prince george's county firefighters are passing out free smoke detectors. they are going door to door throughout the county, handing out 1000 spoke detectors that smokest up to -- detectors that can last up to 10 years and they are talking to families making sure they have an escape plan. we saw two fires yesterday. it is so important to have that spoke detectors. >> and the carbon monoxide detector. that is another important one. hopefully you check the batteries. >> maybe tomorrow while you are staying in, avoiding the rain, go around the house and check. >> good idea. ofthe brunt, or the worst this will come in overnight and early tomorrow morning. keep that in mind -- you need to get on the roads early tomorrow because you know it is going to be a slow go, or you will have to wait until late morning where things have dried up a little more. live triple doppler issuing new rain showers across the regi

from egg to chick to farm to slaughter house. >> i can't eat a chicken that has had chlorine bath. that is what makes us different. >> reporter: they blast freshly slaughtered birds with very cold air to low their temperature. that is how it is done in europe. >> they are in cold air. >> reporter: a whole chilled chicken costs about $2 more per pound. even so, this mom might just consider it. >> i would be willing to pay more money for it. >> there is nothing on the label to tell you the chicken has been bathed in chlorine, you can only look for air chilled. >>> let's move on. talk a little about the weather. >> let's do that. >> it cooled off. had a little fog. >> a foggy start. >> more sun. we are going to see warmer and drier. we are going in the wrong direction. november is supposed to be cooler and weather. nope. mother nature says two steps back. clear skies for now. but we are looking at some fog rolling in overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. a great shot of the bay lights and the bay bridge from our rooftop. man, do we have a nice view here. temperatures are dropping in

you know, your mom takes bath-shower-baths. shower to wash off the bath, and then a final clean bath, 'cause that's normal. (chuckles) don't make fun of me, mr. pees with no hands. where the hell did scome from? dude, if you're gonna marry my mommy, there's something you should know. (lowered voice) she's an eavesdropping ninja.

bath & body works up 7%. meanwhile, the company's gross margin what percentage of revenue they keep after the cost of goods sold expanded, to 40.8%. even better the merchandise margin increased during each month in the quarter. those margins should remain strong, given that l brands end ended the quarter down 12%. when i read that, i thought you've got to be kidding me. that's huge, because inventory is the bain of all retailers. you need to discount it, in order -- hoping you have lean inventories. put it all together and l managed to grow the earnings by an an astounding clip. almost 940 stores overseas managed to put up terrific numbers while so many of the cohorts are struggling? i think a lot of it does come down to execution, meaning l brands under the leadership of leslie wax ner has been executing fabulously? for example, at their analyst day, they spent a lot of time -- basically these guys are all about speed? about rapidly making decisions in order to execute faster and faster over time, which allo

too much bathing can do your bathing more harm than good.oo much soap and shampoo can lead to dry skin and patches of dry skin that disasters in early childhood. many babies could be getting too many baths and the right arm is two or three baths a week. >>> coming up at 6:00, the governor brown gets for more years. we have the tweet he sent out after declaring victory and a message for critics. >> police in san francisco are accepting if the driver of a truck with the investigation into a fatal accident underway right first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> at 6:00, returns from the most watched contests, the race for san jose mayor, who is ahead and who is behind and why the race is far from over. >>> oakland mayor defeated, one of her 14 challengers declared victory on twitter. >> runs got control of the senate winning

we were too traumatized to stick to our bed bath & bioyond guns.t thing you know, it's roars past the price where we first bought it up to the mid 60s mid 70s, as one analyst after another changed their minds. oz ran all the way up to $80 before it peaked about a year later at which point the stock went back to its old ways. there's more than one takeaway. we liked it when the analysts hated it. then one by one the analysts turned positive, each time moving their stock hirer. and ultimately overvaluation, where it promptly collapsed back to where it started. we should have had the courage to ride more of that wave than just the first few points. given the hard-fought way we had approached it. if we hadn't lost our nerch, it would have been one of the trust's greatest hits for the year. as i look over the lost list of stocks, like national oil, varieso, i see the same pattern. we bought them while wall street was lukewarm. then the stocks got hit. the analysts went decidedly negative, only to unload the shares when they got lightly above or averages

. >>> are you bathing your child too much? a health problem parents can be treating by keeping their baby too squeaky clean. more election results are on your screen. did you know that people born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of hepatitis c, but most don't know they're infected? people can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> good morning, it is wednesday and our time is 4:52 and embarcadero, san francisco, ferry building is still orange as we celebrate the giants. and some are worried about defeat after election day but we have the election results all morning at the bottom of the screen with more at abc7news.com. >>> the photo of a hand some teen working at a target check out was viral was a marketing campaign. twitter user posted this photo with "al

do they have any photos of her in a bathing suit? pretty great. [ applause ] that's amazing. >> the wind blowing, yeah. >> jimmy: and you're acting with dustin hoffman, when is serious, right off the bat. do you have the kind of sense to -- to seek council from him? >> oh, god, yeah, so, he -- this is my first movie, obviously, and i had no idea. they -- they didn't even tell me, you only have to come on the days that you actually are shooting. i went every day. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> all day, every day. >> jimmy: wow. >> for three months. and i would get a chair, they'd put it right next to sydney pollack -- no one ever said, why are you here? >> jimmy: maybe they just liked having you around. >> they liked having me around. but dustin is actually very mentory and knows, you know, was really, really great about advice and tips and he's -- actually, one day, he said, you know, i know you're going to move to hollywood and be successful and your costars are going to hit on you. and you should not sleep with your costars. it's a bad i

like i'm going to take a bath in that sink. i would say crazy stuff all the time. >> the water in the sink automatically gets boiling hot to sanitize utensils, so tim's dip lasts only four minutes. >> so i used a little towel to cover myself up. i didn't think about this part. i didn't bring anything to dry off. >> the video is posted on myspace that same morning, but tim has no idea just how much of a stir his short film will create. tim's bubble bath generates hundreds of thousands of hits on the internet. he's asked to make national television appearances. all good for his music, but not good for his resume. he and his co-workers are all fired. >> i figured i would get fired when i did it, but when everybody else got fired, that was the part that surprised me because really no one had anything to do with it, aside from the girl that filmed it. >> that girl, macy, is sorry she and tim didn't edit out their other colleagues. >> i regret that they got in trouble or had to have anything to do with it. >> manager karen craig, a b

. >> coming up later a warning to parents what they're doing wrong when they bathe their babies. but first, derrick rose returns again to the court. but will he sit out tomorrow? that's next in sports. that's next in sports. jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve. but like up to 90% of us, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. jim, here's $2 off one a day multivitamins to get key nutrients you may need. go to oneaday.com for savings. time for sports. derrick rose said he was not a hundred- percent last night, but after missing two games with sprained ankles. he felt the bulls needed this win. rose facing fellow simeon- alum jabari parker in milwaukee. bulls down seven in the second. rose drives and dishes to pau gasol for two of his 22 points while rose scored 13 in 31 minutes. the bulls still trailed at halftime, but opened the half on a 13- to- two run. taj gibson benefits from the jimmy butler steal here. all five starter scored in double figures. the bulls win 95-86 to remain perfect on the road. the bears got several players back during practice at h

the yes campaign as you can hear behind me is receive bathing the early numbers. change starts here. if this passes, berkeley would be the first city in the u.s. to do so. >> if the numbers stick, it will be a historic moment. communities can come together for their kids health in spite

could those warm towels and hand baths be doing more harm than good? and how do you know what is safe and what is not? don't worry, dr. karin hehenberger is here to explain it all. welcome. thank you for being here. i have a feeling i'm going to be so upset because i actually got my nails done today and i was thinking about this segment the entire time i was getting my nails done. first of all, what worries you about nail salons? >> well, first of all, thank you so much for having me here. nail salons, as you said, are places we go to really indulge, to have a good time, to really relax and we should continue to do that but we should take some precautions. >> okay. >> we need to make sure that they are clean, that they are taking the right -- doing the right -- following the rules. this means that, especially for people who are prone to infection, people who have certain conditions. >> diabetics? >> exactly. so if you have diabetes and by the way, 29 million people in this country have diagnosed diabetes and 90 million have prediabetes and a third who

first night in country, it's like sliding into a warm, deeply comforting familiar bath. i've been all over vietnam, a place i feel a special connection to. my first love, a place i remain, besotted with, fascinated by. so back in vietnam, one of my favorite places on earth. and all of the things i need for happiness. plastic stool, tiny little plastic table, check. oh. something delicious in a bowl. check. in this case a local specialty, com hen, clam rice, sweet clams out of their shells, tossed with a wild swirl, beans, spicy green chillies, crunchy roasted peanuts, fried pork rind, and cilantro. and a similar variation with

you could have your own turkish bath and a vineyard.s nick watt. >> reporter: in centuries to come, people will look back and judge us for things like this as a culture. how do you stop curious touri s tourists? >> we screen them very carefully. >> reporter: turkish baths in the master suite. 53,000 square feet, 23 bathrooms, 25 acres of beverly hills. there's a vineyard. is the wine any good? >> it's fabulous. >> reporter: and jeff green, the owner, worth $300 million. he's got loads of houses. >> yes. >> reporter: he wants $195 million, the highest asking price ever in the united states. that's the biggest couch i've ever seen. outside, parking for 150 cars and a lounge for the chauffeur. and a stage, a green room, a revolving dance floor. >> we're moving. >> reporter: so, what does this say about our culture? what will our great, great grand kids say about this? you decide. nick watt for "nightline," in beverly hills. >> oh, boy. thanks for watching abc news. tune in for "good morning america" tomorrow. and we're always on abcnews.co

. >>> and rethinking bath time for babies. mistake that many parents are making that's leading to an uncomfortable problem. >>> and check those tickets. the county in this area that could be harboring a new lottery winner. >>> we're learning more this morning about how accused trooper killer eric frein may have been able to avoid capture for 48 days. newly released court documents show that police found a laptop and two storage drives inside the abandoned airport hanger where frein was captured last thursday evening. now, frein told police that he used unprotected wi-fi hotspots to get on the internet. and authorities say that he may have actually read media reports to learn where police were focusing their search efforts. >> obviously, well planned out, you know? and this guy's no dummy. he really thought this through. >> now, frein has been assigned two public defenders. his preliminary hearing is on november 12th. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> new this morning, new research suggests violence in video games

the potential legal unit and there is no second unit on this property and they have proposed a full bath on the ground story, and i think that it has been on the plan and the 311 mans and i think that after the 311, and they had add aid second laundry in ground level which is allowed and, we do regulate the development on the ground floor to ensure and discourage the legal units from being created and this is the room and they are allowed to have the full bath and to have the second laundry in that location and so there are no issues that we find there, in regards to privacy, i think that and that was one of the concerns of the mis, smith and the concerns will be related to the small deck that is at the rear and the second story, but, again, it is not a comment to have, the decks and she was talking about having the ability to stand on her back deck and look at other neighbors and talk to other neighbors and as we live in the city it is not uncommon to have the ability to you know, in case i look and someone rear yard and that does not something that represents acceptable or extraordinar

. >> the rabbi accused of recording women in a georgetown bath was in court. barry freundel pled not guilty. accused of planting a hidden camera at a ritual bath. also works at towson university in maryland. prosecutors say they need more time to work on their cases and scheduledearing is for january 16. lawyers for the man convicted of killing chandra leavy asking more time. her remains were discovered in 2002. the case remained a mystery until 2009 when police linked the death to a pattern of attacks. ue's cellmateandiq lied. >> congress holding a hearing on ebola. lawmakers will consider a request for more than on $69 in $6rgency aid to fight -- billion in emergency aid to fight ebola. care workershealth are needed to treat the deadly virus over the next few months. the country are demanding changes to how the u.s. and is cases of ebola. .c., nurses are rallying outside the white house. john gonzalez is live with more. good afternoon. from california to maine, registered nurses, thousands of them have walked off the job this afternoon. we are in the middle

are sharing bath water too. >> the kids take their bath water too. and the cleanest one bathes first. >> the garden is dead and the redwood trees, one planted for each child, so water, so they're dead too. like of us, the family is hoping for rain this winter. they say if it doesn't come, they'll have to substantially reduce their heard. don ford, kpix. >> according to the national weather service, the area has gotten 40% of its normal rainfall so far this year. >>> it sounds like a broken record. we've been talking about the rainfall in northern california. we got to have it so bad right now. not just one year, two years, not just two years. this is a three year, now beginning a fourth year. this is a big problem. most of us live in cities where that city water supply has not had issues, but if you're dependent on the water under the ground, it's running out in many locations. we could use rainfall. we have a few chances of rainfall. today the cloud cover in the afternoon -- pittsburgh are warm spots. foster city in the 60s. 64, the high for you. in

to have bottled water or a five gallon container of water able to use on a regular basis, both for bathingnd cooking as well as for drinking. >> we have this big container and also in people's homes they have a hot water heater. >> absolutely, if you clean your hot water heater out regularly you can use that for showering, drinking and bathing as well >> what other things do people need to have aren't their home. >> it is important to have extra every day items buy a couple extra cans of can food that you can eat without any preparation. >> here is a giant can of green giant canned corn. and this, a manual can opener, your electric can opener will not be working not only to have one but to know where to find it in your kitchen. >> yes. >> so in addition to canned goods, we are going to have fresh food and you have to preserve that and i know that we have an ice chest. >> having an ice chest on hand is really important because your refrigerator will not be working right away. it is important to have somebody else that can store cold foods so something that you might be able to take with you

a four-bed, two-bath home runs $64,000.ell's ceo now on why the city remains a housing hotspot. >> cleveland has been through some challenges in the past, but it also has seen its way through recovery. it is building now. and a lot of good things are happening in the city from the standpoint of economic development as well as a number of other things such as sports that are drawing people to that area. >>> and that brings us to our "power house." when he's saying sports, he's really meaning lebron james. with us is michelle anderson with progressive urban real estate. cleveland hit hard by the housing crisis and the recession. here's how it's doing now. the median sale price for the entire metro area is still a low number, $136,000. that number you just saw for cleveland proper downtown was the $64,000 number. inventory there just under 12,000 properties. local mls service says properties on the market on average, 96 days. right now we're going to focus, michelle, on the university circle at cleveland heights areas. tell us

three children and having three or four bedrooms or 4 bedrooms i think that bedroom and 3 and a half bath is fills a lot of needs it would be the same as. >> single-family home but you've got two of them that moinz makes up he i'm not you need that additional deck open the very top it might please turn off all electronic devices. please the neighborhoods but stavpd out in the neighborhood fib you kept it to 34 feet and it's zoned for 34 feet it might be a better project it's sdoentd rh2 as presented i think the sale price was $1.5 million or $1.35 million it is not two year 0 away from mother considered affordable. >> 1.56 so something like that it's anyway not going to accepting sell for less so it's approaching what we not deemed affordable housing by mia any stretch of the imagination i'll be supportive of the project but i would be without the deck and the stair penthouse on the top commissioner moore. >> i'd like to take a slithering different take because i this my responsibility it to look at the project that are comparable with the neighborhood we are in rh2 zoning we've not ask d

of the land says you can buy cigarettes above the age of 18 not get in the restriction in terms of bathing on the storefront we have tobacco use in the outdoors not win 25 feet of the entrances but maybe perhaps as people think that is an issue we can add a condition of asking the business owner not to have people conjugate in the doorways while still recognizing we have laws around tobacco or bathing or whatever within 25 feet of the entrance and just to clarify i did is my understanding the part of the business plan of the business owner to restrict assess, however, not part of the existing conditions of approval before the commission so if the commission times to include that as a condition of prevail that's not in the motion right now in the motion before the commission right now. >> thank you i'm sorry just on that, yes so, yes, i knew that was in the business plan as people want to add that i'm not supportive of ages above 18 by law they're not allowed to sell paraphernalia or below the age of 18 i feel that's enough i don't know we needing need to add an additional condition they ch

a blood bath beyond anything you can imagine. i was over at cnn today. said something on air and it created a bit of a story. i said this -- >> did you vote? >> jon: no. no. i just moved. i don't even know where my thing is now. (laughter) >> jon: let me explain something... first of all. i've known where my thing is since i was 13. (laughter) but i did vote today. i did know where my -- i was being flipped and it kind of took off and, you know what? i want to apologize because i shouldn't have been flip about that because i wasn't clear enough i was kidding and it sent a message that i didn't think voting was important or i didn't think it was a big issue, and i do, and i did vote and i was being flip and i shouldn't have done that. that was stupid. so i apologize. (applause) anyway. now, i want to get to some results. in new york, governor cuomo was running for reelection and won eight weeks ago, but i thought we would announce it tonight. it's closer than we thought, 59% to 39%. also in jersey, something, cory booker defeated jeff bell. (cheers and ap