he was behind this and obamacare ruined the bathrooms. that bathroom is disgusting. it looked like where tony montano was cut. it is disgusting. running out of pillows and now they will get extra pillows from somewhere? don't put your face on that pillow. >> i don't like using used pillows, and will they have pillowcases? >> listen, don't put your face on it. it is not worth it. >> you can say that about a lot of things. liz, russia claims to have secret cameras in the bathrooms. as an exhibitionist, does this excite you? >> it thrills me. by the way, the olympics are going on? who knew? >> the olympics are not going on. >> i love how the russian bathroom inspects you for cleanliness. it is a socialist version of the bathroom. i was thinking, wait a minute, russia has pillows? >> they have pillows, but they are made of wood. >> they are putting them in putin's cheek. >> we are so mean. >> what are the good things about sochi? do you know anything good? >> it is a beautiful resort. you are ukrainian. that's all i have. you actually sleep on a bag of severed fingers. >

>> the bathrooms. bathrooms are very, very expensive. ♪ >> just before it reopened, jonathan tisch, chairman of loews hotels, gave me a tour of the newly renovated loews regency in east midtown manhattan. >> here we go, betty, after you. >> all right. >> welcome. >> a newly renovated room. >> 1920's of the regency hotel. reyou designed pretty much -- or you picked out everything in this room. >> i can tell you stories behind the carpet, behind the finish on the dresser, behind the artwork, behind the pillows. you start with carpet and have a color way, a color idea, and they'll come in and maybe present a gray scheme and they'll present a warm gray scheme and a cool gray scheme and then you -- >> and this is what? >> i would say this is a cool gray scheme. >> ok. the regency has 380 rooms, each one brand-new with almost all of the design elements selected personally by tisch himself. the most expensive part, the marble bathrooms. >> because the bathroom has become a point of competition. a lot of the n

the most expensive part -- the arble bathrooms. >> the bathroom has become a point of competition. lot of new hotels has big bathrooms that sparkle. we wanted the bathrooms to -- >> i noticed there was a television. >> every bathroom has a tv in it. >> one thing i had to ask is do you test the mattresses out? >> i have tested many. my wife and i have stayed in this hotel. it is comfortable. >> do you do this in every one of your hotels? >> we have lots of renovations. we bought a hotel in hollywood, california. we finished up a renovation. and nashville, tennessee, $12 million on a new lobby and restaurant. we did all of the guest bathrooms. >> what is it like? you walk into a room and say yes, yes, no, no? >> designers will show lots of different fabrics. i will ask to make it greener. make this bluer. can this be lighter? darker? we will be in their offices or they will be in our offices throwing around different fabric swatches. >> do you have an idea that this is what the room will look like? >> i did, but it took us a few reiterations to get to the point that we as a company w

he said he found her in a bathroom.o he knocked the phone from her hand and stomped on it. when she looked up, she was looking at his face, so he shot her in the head with a .32 caliber. see what you can do. >> the letter was from a prisoner named carl headley. headley said that he heard about the murder from a cellmate who was awaiting trial for shooting and robbing a truck driver. >> sometimes in the jailhouse people pick up information that they think they can sell or trade off, so that always has to be taken with a degree of skepticism. >> but the details of the letter were all accurate. >> he had details that we had not released to the public. there's only one way he could have come into that type of information. he was either there or he got it from somebody who was. >> the man's name was john skinner, 22 years old. homicide investigators questioned skinner about the murder, but he denied it. >> and like everybody else that we interview is accused of a murder, never had anything to do it, weren't there. you know,

first the bathroom, now the elevator. a u.s. team bobsledder is running into bad luck.s time he is not alone. nick kuning hamm tweeted these photos of quinn trying to open an el va tor door. his attempt to free his friend slightly less successful than when he was trapped in a bathroom a couple days ago. he said he saw just one option when he found himself locked in the bathroom with no way out, he busted out. >> i hit it harder and my fist went through the door, so i said it's time to get out of here. >> johnny is standing there in a towel with a white blank stare on his face. he is not set to compete until next saturday. check this out, this picture was tweeted out by steven langton. he says the team meeting and the door is locked, where is johnny quinn when you need him. >> they say the steam in some of the bathrooms make it hard to get out. >> so the americans who are on the podium, the special jackets made by nike for the occasion. >> you probably saw jamie anderson wearing that coat. she was wearing it after she won gold in the first ever slopestyle. it has special

crime lab was able to identify a small print on the faucet knob in the sink of that bathroom. the faucet knob was actually taken off, taken back to the crime lab, where the fingerprint was photographed, and the knob was stored as evidence. >> back in 1986, flint police could only compare the prints to others in michigan and the search turned up no matches. but improvements in computer technology led to the creation of an automated fingerprint identification system that compares thousands of fingerprints in seconds. when the print from the water faucet was placed into the new nationwide fingerprint database, the computer identified a matching print in florida. it matched the right thumbprint of 39-year-old jeffrey gorton, who was now living in a suburb of flint, michigan. >> he was a married man, wife and children, would appear from all the outward signs to be perfectly normal, your next door neighbor. >> gorton lived just a short distance from margarette eby and owned a gold monte carlo automobile like the one a witness saw in the hotel parking lot on the night of nancy ludwig

a bathroom? >> i'll tell you.get close to it, it turns on a nice light for a night light. also, all kind of -- [laughter] all kinds of remote controls that are out there. sometimes a little more than you need in a bathroom, but i'll tell you, music must be important to a lot of people. because almost everything shower heads they have music in them now. tubs, sinks, everything has music integrated in it. so you can use your ipad or nano to power those systems. you never have to worry about going without listen to your favorite song. gerri: you like universal design. what does that mean? >> people aging in place and people getting older when they're remodeling their bathroom they're finding they can make it safe, functional without having it looking institutional. particularly on things grab bars. a they are fantastic looking. functional but do well to keep you from slipping and falling. and also making shower stalls to where you're able to wheel in and out in the time that maybe your mobility is a little bit limite

that is the bathroom. in this episode of bay area living, home improvement edition we will show you the absolute best way to renovate your bathroom without the hassle or stress normally associated with renovation. >> one of the biggest hassles' is negotiating with the companies that you will have to deal with. i am here with at rebath design center with everything that you will need to design your bathroom. we have material and installation.

his body located in the bathroom.olice saying they believe heroin was in the apartment and a needle in his arm. we've been hearing from a number of people who admired him from afar and those lucky enough to interview him or talk with him. as nischelle turner, entertainment reporter has been putting it, an actor's actor, revered on the big screen, on stage, and even smaller screen projects that were about to make their way to showtime and outlets. we have host of "reliable sources" brian stelter. we've heard from so many people but mostly acting community. many treated out, a great loss, rest in peace for this actor. they even talked about how influential and what a marquise made on the industry as being brilliant, intelligence. those are some of the words used to describe him. what else are you seeing? >> yes, i'll read a few of them. twitter and facebook are the main ways we hear reactions to the deaths of anyone these days, any prominent figure. here is one from omar epps, actor from er, recently from "house." rest

those bathroom scales are supporting you, holding you up. now when that car goes off the cliff, you looked at the bathroom scale, you wanna read the force of gravity, but what do you read, gang? you read zero because you and the bathroom scale are both falling together. and so you feel what you call weightlessness. in physics, we say there's an apparent weightlessness because there's really a gravity force acting on you, okay? it's like this. i got here this ball, okay? you're in an elevator. you're in an elevator and all of a sudden, you're holding a ball up like this and someone cuts the cable. and as you're falling down, it seems to you like someone cut the gravity off. watch this, i hold the ball in front of my face. i step off, let go and it's still in front of my face, okay? now why did it stay in front of my face? now if you wanna try this and you wanna really get the effect, jump off a very, very tall building and as you jump, --there's no gravity acting. there's plenty of gravity acting, okay? the thing is you're both falling togeth

, and then inside the bathroom, we found an additional glass shard. then we found two black hairs in the sink area. >> all of the hairs from that bathroom were sent to the forensic lab for analysis. >> these hairs had a very dense pigmentation pattern. they contained overall characteristics of what one would conclude as being a negroid hair. >> finally, investigators listened to the entire conversation between brian and the 911 operator on the night of the murder. brian said his father's bedroom door was locked. but he told the operator one small detail that only the killer would know. >> i think my dad's been shot. i'm calling him and no answer. he's bleeding around the mouth area. >> did you go in the bedroom? >> i can't. the door's locked. >> how do you know he's bleeding from the mouth area? >> a shot rang out from the bedroom. >> you told me that you cannot get into the bedroom, right? >> the door is locked. >> how do you know he is bleeding from the mouth? >> i don't know that. >> there's no way that brian vaughn would have known that his dad wa

he was in the bathroom. he left his own dna in the bathroom.eredith may have come home and surprised him. maybe he was lying in wait. i hate to say it, but it's kind of the garden variety one guy kills -- tries to rape and rob girl case. >> in contrast to rudy guede's incriminating dna, amanda's defense team also set out to prove that the dna found on the knife, allegedly meredith's, did not implicate amanda or raffaele. >> they actually had independent experts come in, and they were absolutely appalled by the way the dna was collected and tested. >> those independent experts said the evidence is contaminated. it's not admissible. it's compromised. >> what they thought was meredith's dna was not dna at all. it was nothing. it didn't match her in any way, shape, or form. >> the prosecutor trying to rebut that suggests somehow amanda went back and cleaned up the dna. it's a ridiculous notion. it's crazy. >> somehow they can have this special vision that allows them to see dna. so amanda can raffaele were able to go in, all night long they worked,

the top tips you can use starting now to make over your bathroom.>>> and team usa's newest golden boy ted ligety goes for gold twice and now he joins us on "gma" and it's the last day of our winter games. who will top the podium as we say -- >> all: good morning, america! whoo! ♪ >> i'm still going to miss our olympic village and look at sasha. oh, my goodness and sara fighting for the gold in our "gma" games. we will crown our winner this morning and look back at some of our favorite moments. >> yes. >> both here and also in sochi. but what great sports they have been throughout these two weeks. >> i tell you, deejay prostyle, great to have you here this friday. the disservice i feel like we've done to the winter games for our olympiad draws to a stirring close. >> the agony of defeat. >> not before our medal ceremony. >> of course. >> stick around for that. >>> also, actress julianne moore revealing that she monitors and by monitors she uses the word stalks her kids on facebook. her move, is it a smart parenting one or an invasion of privacy? we w

the flooding was most severe at the back of the bar where the bathroom drains were taking on water. the flooding was even worse at joe's taco shop where he had about a foot of standing water in his office earlier today. he says a storm drain causes problems every year because it backs up and overflows by taking on water from a nearby tributary of the nearby creek. he's complained for years, but nothing has been done about it. >> it's just a losing battle. after three hours of paying ten guys to fight water that's coming in faster than can you get rid of it, i've got to send those guys home, losing that money. can't be open for business. >> we've been shut down. we should be up and running. it's lost revenue. >> reporter: now both businesses here have cement or tile floors, so the damage from the water was minimal. the big loss is from lost business because both were forced to close. the taco shop owner told me he's probably lost about $5,000 today, just in lost revenue. both of these businesses hope to open by tomorrow afternoon. but of course that will depend on what happens with t

how russia is keeping an eye on guests at all times, even in the bathroom. >> it is an honor giving their lives fighting for our country. but now some children have to go to school on memorial day and parents are upset. >> a final farewell to funny man jay leno. >> the worst thing about losing this job having to sign up for obamacare. >> highlights from jay's final tonight show. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ >> great song. happy friday everyone. you made it through your week. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. today is national wear red day for awareness of heart disease, the number one killer of women. >> thanks for starting your day with us. we begin with a new toothpaste scare. >> security air tight going to sochi but will it be enough? >> we have the growing terror threat at the games. >> good morning heather and ainsley. sochi security remains a top concern. thousands of spectators are on hand. they are arriving at the sochi center as the games begin. across homeland security they are banning

specifically the bathrooms. this has been all over the internet.oom stall with two toilets has been making the rounds. then someone tweeted this picture of a toilet facing three chairs. even stranger bathroom configurations have surfaced. there's this toilet five feet off the ground. there's a toilet over another toilet. could thing there's a bar there. a toilet next to a sushi chef. very strange. there are these ski lift toilets. don't know how that works. and finally the olympic medal stand itself, ladies and gentlemen. >> i think we have at 30 rock the sushi chef. >> i have two chobanis. one is more expired than the other. >> that sounds delicious and appetizing. >> still ahead on "way too early," the products you cannot live without while traveling abroad. >> what would that be? could it be chobani? for cross-country, classical. and for jumps, i need something...special. so i use my citi thankyou visa card for music downloads and earn two times the points... plus a little extra inspiration. [ ♪ music plays ] the citi thankyou preferred visa car

>> is bathroom lighting the best?> i think it does speak to the younger generation ages 18 to 24 i am 25 though. >> i also like sexting which is popular. it is that culture that brings media to the bathroom. >> which is sad. i don't take selfies. i take elfies. >> let us do those jokes. >> i figured you wouldn't come up with elfie. andy, last word to you. your guilty pleasure is watching "downton abbey" and soaking in a bubble bath. do you prefer tablet or lap to the for this behavior? >> i used to use a lab top and now a water proof case for my ipad. >> do you really? >> no, ut but they do exist. i saw one that looked like a pouch in the curtain. >> really? >> absolutely. you 40% of people say they use smartphones in the bathroom and 60% are lying. everybody uses a smartphone in the bathroom. >> the phones are filthy. black light your phone and you will never put it to your face again. it looks like bob costas' pillow. >> there are all sorts of things living in there like your computer keyboard. it is bad. >> how is

went into the bathroom and found him with a needle in one of his arms.ion to this, police found what they believed to be heroin inside that apartment. so there are so many questions surrounding this now. how did this come about, were there any signs leading up to this, where did the drugs come from. these are among the many things authorities will want to try to find out. >> the playwright making the discovery, he's a father of three. many stories, some are familiar with him in the neighborhood in the west village, how he would walk his kids to school. his kids attended school there. he was very much a part of the community there. have you learned anything about whether there was anyone else in his apartment, where his children might be. >> no. that's one of the areas they will be looking into. had there been any unusual activity that nighth anyone been matt apartment the day before. was he up there alone leading up to this, when was the last time someone saw him alive. these were the myriad questions they will look into. needless to say, time for his fa

now that there is a bathroom there, i will go often. come on. >> just so you know, joanne, we are changing over the forever 21 inventory. beat you do it. >> you didn't though. >> you were going to accuse me at working with forever 21. >> as manager of the new brunswick taco bell have you ever thought of charging people to use the bathroom because you would be a millionaire? >> oh, the diarrhea joke. you can pay $8 to use the bathroom or a vitamin water is $2.50. >> it is more difficult for us women. >> we can't really do that. think about the female anatomy, even though you haven't had personal experience. >> let me tell what you it will be used for, sex. gotta go. thank you, jet do dye jaw, jesse -- jedediah, jesse, will. i'm andy levy and i will see you next time. i don't know >> >> cavuto is back tomorrow. right now, "the five" live from new york city. >> hello, everyone. i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> on friday, the unit

>> i was in the bathroom trying to get clean. i was taking a shower. >> because of what you had experienced physically that night? >> yes. >> what did you hear miss rouer say to you? >> well, i guess the tv was on and she saw the news report and that's where she was calling me. >> how was she calling you? was it just a soft, hey -- >> no. it was hysterical. >> do you recall what she said when she said that to you or how she called you? >> yeah. she said my name three times. >> at that point, you knew she was awake? >> yes, i did. >> did you go out of the bathroom to talk with her? >> i did. i went out and i gave her a hug and i told her i know. >> at that point, what did miss rouer say to you immediately after that hug? >> take me home. >> how many times did she say that to you? >> multiple times, three, four times. >> was there inflection in her voice or was she calm about it? >> she was quaking. >> was it safe to say based on your knowledge and he cexperien was she panicking? >> she was panicking and almost mute. she couldn't r

that's when his hostage made a move, calling 911 from a bathroom inside the gas station.well joins me with the latest. >> reporter: this was one of elliott's stop today in indiana. authorities tell us they arrested him in la port county indiana, not far from here after a heck of a 24 hours, after escaping prison, stealing two cars and kidnapping a woman who managed to break free. >> is this is an image of michael david elliott on the run since his escape from prison. he prepayed for gas in elkhart, indiana. at the same time outside, the woman elliott carjacked and kidnapped was secretly making a 911 call that may have saved her life. >> when and where did he pick you up? >> in ionia, michigan. >> he forced his way into your vehicle in ionia, michigan? >> yes. >> she asked for a break to go to the restroom. both were in the store at one point, the woman kept asking him for information. this lady ask me, what is your address, i need water. i gave her a cup of water, then she asked a second time, i need your address. i gave the address. then that guy and she talk to each oth

he locked the other pilot out of the cockpit during a bathroom break. two italian fighter jets were scrambled to accompany the plane once the hijack alert came in. it may be the hijacker was hoping for a softer landing and a better chance of asylum when he landed flight 702 with 202 passengers and crew on board in a more non-political country like switzerland. nobody was hurt but it forced the airport to shut down entirely for a couple of hours. since then some flights have resumed and airport officials hope everything will be back to normal later today. it's unclear why the hijacker is seeking asylum. already they're considering charges that could carry a prison sentence of up to 20 years. >> charlie d'agata, thank you. >>> more winter miseries building in the midwest. a new snow and ice storm expected to sweep across the u.s. >> it's already snowing across minnesota today. as don dahler show us thousands are saying enough. good morning. >> not just the officials. good morning, anthony, good morning, gayle. this season has broken records for snowfall a

>> i was -- i was -- going to the bathroom. >> jimmy: bathroom's that way. >> steve: you mean to tell everybody stay away from that third desk on the left. i was eating indian -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: the survivors of the crash began to search for a way off the floor. what are you doing? >> what does it look like i'm doing? i'm building an elevator. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but it soon became clear that they were not alone. >> who are you? >> miles, from the elevator. >> jimmy: who are you? "i'm your twin brother." when one of the survivors was found dead -- ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: there are other people on this floor. they're animals. they took higgins! [ muffled screaming ] and killed ron. >> they took my son! jeff! jeff! jeff! [ laughter ] meanwhile, a captured higgins was on his own quest when he received an unexpected visit from his past. >> steve: i'm entering my fourth hour of captivity. i think i might be dying. [ light laughter ] also i've come up with a new song for the rapper shaggy. [ laughter ] about him purchasing a new pair of sneak

johnny quinn had to fight his way out of a locked bathroom last week. today he was stuck in an elevator it joining me live from sochi is johnny quinn. great to see you alive and out there. let's go through this series of misadventures you've had. what happened in the bathroom. >> well, i was taking a shower like a normal routine, one of the showers -- didn't have a towel. i get out of the shower, go to the door to grab a towel, it won't come unlocked, i make sure i didn't accidentally lock it, sure enough the unlock button was unlocked, i start to move the handle up and down. see if i can get it to unjar and nothing. my roommate was in the weight room at the time so he wasn't there. my other two teammates were in the room next door, i started to beat on the wall, make some noise, see if they could hear me and come offer assistance, but they couldn't hear me. after waiting around, hoping my roommate was going to come back or somebody would come in i started banging on random parts of the bathroom to see if i could get somebody to come in, as i got to the

a bathroom from one of the hotels. they put rolling cabinets in there in case you want to file paperwork while you're brushing your teeth. [ laughter ] this is a bathroom for those who enjoy an audience, i guess. this elevator has two up buttons. [ laughter ] if you want to go down, you have to stand on your head. this is a shower with an electrical panel in it. [ laughter ] in case your hair dryer doesn't have enough voltage to kill you on its own. and this one i think is my favorite. this is a toilet on which the seat and lid have been installed upside down. how this happens i have no -- i don't know. maybe someone who'd never seen a toilet before screwed it in. and on top of all that there's a pillow shortage. they don't have enough pillows for the beds. how do you not foresee a demand for pillows? [ laughter ] we have the mattresses, we got sheets, what are we missing? although in their defense it is russia. when you sleep wherever you happen to pass out, pillows aren't so important. [ laughter ] but a british bobs

and one more note about johnny quinn's breakout from the bathroom. american teammate jessica smith tweeting out this picture of the two of them, pointing to his arms there, smiling about his bathroom scene, calling him her new bodyguard. >>> back here at home tonight, a new book on hillary clinton coming out this week, and in it, what some consider an eye-opening endorsement. general david petraeus saying, quote, she'd make a tremendous president. during her 2008 run, clinton criticized petraeus for his handling of the iraq war, but the two later forging a strong working relationship and a friendship during her tenure as secretary of state. the book is called "hrc: state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton." >>> next here tonight to a massive and troubling food recall this evening. millions of pounds of beef being recalled. the california company reportedly processing diseased animals. and authorities say they somehow managed to do it without inspection. many questions tonight, and abc's linzie janis on the case. >> reporter: officials say the

they made the bathroom and he couldn't get out of it. it was a huge upset though. gold was expected to go to the kool aid man. kool aid man has to settle tour silver. many storeives sochi's uncomplete and unsafe facility news about is my favorite. >> my hotel has no water. if restored the front desk says do not use on your face because it contains something very dangerous. [ laughter ] >> jon: and if it's all the same to you, we'd rather not tell you what that very dangerous substance is. who doesn't list -- who says it's got dangerous things and doesn't say what is in there? dangerous like ex-lax or acid? never seen this before it's water with a double black diamond rating. that is never -- experts only. why think anyone is sticking their face in that cloudy amber liquid. you know what that stuff lks like. >> tap water the color of beer. [ laughter ] >> jon: okay. [ laughter ] sure, beer. that's what it looks like. and not what beer becomes. [ laughter ] russian officials though were quick to defend their toxic tap piss. >> russia is not taking the criticism well

. >> she mentioned that after she and parker had made love, he frequently would go into their bathroomsing their towels and leave the towels lying about their vanity. we found two towels in barbara walsh's bathroom laying on top of her vanity. >> although the towels had been in the fire, investigators wondered if parker might have used them after the sexual assault of barbara walsh. to find out, investigators took a close look at those towels. >> the towel was kind of folded or wadded up. and as we opened it up and started to examine it, we found four hairs that were, if they weren't heat damaged, they were, you know, they were certainly visually different from barbara walsh's hairs. >> and one of those hairs had the potential to be a gold mine of evidence. >> the first hair that i glommed onto was probably the largest hair and it had a root. and had a root with some tissue on it. >> dumb luck kept that towel from burning up and burning the pubic hair with it. >> investigators now had dna evidence from both crime scenes. buy logical evidence from renee powell's rape test kit and the ha