he write as lot in his bathtub in the movie. >> that's for a bathtub.iskey and typewriter and cigarettes. >> he was hunched over his typewriter so much that he got a chronic back problem, and he was told in order to alleviate this, you got to take a bath every day for a couple of hours. and he thought, "i can't spend that time." so he brought his desk with him, and he did some of his best work in the bathtub. it's amazing. >> jimmy: in the bathtub. it's a fascinating story. i think i'm just getting a vibe from you. i think the interview is going great so far, but i think you want to take it to another level. i'm guessing. [ cheers and applause ] >> are you suggesting what i think you're suggesting? >> jimmy: let's do our first ever bathtub interview. let's go. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: yeah. this is gorgeous. ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: this will be fun. who gets in first? >> oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: bryan, i can't see -- i can't see you. >> there you are. >> jimmy: how are you, buddy? [ cheers a

it's one thing to say as more people die in bathtub accidents, bathtubs are not trying to kill us. there is a difference and the american people feel this between an individual accident and premeditated mass murder. and when he coolly says people only understood these numbers, they would calm down, it inevitably communicates condescending comments to the people. this is a man who after all his own secretary of defense said rightly and my judgment that the biggest threat facing the country are russia, iran, north korea and then isis. that's fine. isis isn't a threat. but then to go from that to bathtubs is reducing the american people to children. >> all right. we have to take a break here. we'll have more of our interview with president obama as he goes over the highlights and low lights of his eight years at the end of the program. but when we come back, we'll have brand-new fox poll from the big primary battlegrounds of new york and pennsylvania. the latest on the horse race in both parties next. >>> now to the race of 2016 and the results of fox polls. donald still dominates in

it's one thing to say many more people die in bathtub accidents, but bathtubs are not trying to kill us. people feel a difference between a clear accident and a premeditated mass murder. when he says if people only understood these numbers, they would calm down, it inevitably communicates condescension to the people. this is a man who, after all, his own secretary of defense said rightly, in my judgment, that the biggest threats facing the country are russia, china, iran, north korea and then isis. that's fine, because isis isn't an existential threat. but then to go from that to bathtubs is reducing the american people to children. >> all right. we have to take a break here. we will have more of our interview with president obama as he goes over the highlights and lowlights of his eight years at the end of the program, but when we come back, we'll have brand new fox polls from the big primary battlegrounds of new york and pennsylvania. the latest on the horse race in both parties. americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients become especially important. fro

but i wanted to know how -- what led up to her being in that bathtub? i asked him the hard questions, straight up: did you murder bobbi kristina brown. i constructed a time line so they believe it could have happened the way he said. if it did happen the way he says -- >> doctor phil fill we will certainly be watching in philadelphia. sounds like intriguing two part special. we will be looking forward to it. >> thank you, jim. >> and again, you can see doctor phil's full interview with nick gordon right here on cbs-3 starting at 4:00 today. >>> he's the one that will get the answers, that's for sure. >> exactly, two full hours, i mean, should be interesting television. >> absolutely. we will be right >> did you know toed is take your daughters and sons to work day? all across the country, and some daughters and sons got to observe their moms and dads working at philadelphia city hall. it is a chance for the kids to see what mom and dad do all day and a chance to see workplace in action up close. mayor kenney says working for the city of philadelphia is

did you put her face down in the bathtub that ultimately ended her life? i asked him did you murder whitney houston because there are family members who believe he was involved in her death. some things come out in to what happened with bobbi kristina in a very eerie fashion. there are some things that come out in this two-part interview that were absolutely shocking. >>> that will do it for the news at noon and wusa9. >> thanks for joining us today. i'm patrick. >> happy bring your child to work day everybody. >> >> dylan: all right, so we're going on this last-minute trip. i got to know -- how scared should i be for a two-hour car ride with a teething 5-month-old? >> nick: ooh. two hours. >> dylan: yeah. >> nick: 5 months. very scared. very scared. i'm sort of kidding. >> dylan: you're sort of kidding. >> nick: sort of. listen, the good news for you is you're gonna have faith back there, and she can entertain him, so... >> dylan: that is true. sully does have the best big sister in the whole world. >> nick: ah, siblings are the best, huh? in fact, there'

, but the water in the bathtub -- it was about 70% filled with water -- was going like this. all of the water splashed out of the tab. reporter: this was the moment the quake hit kumamoto in the south of japan. 130 earthquakes have rocked the region since thursday evening. japan's only operating nuclear reactor is in the area, but no soon on me -- no tsunami warnings were issued and authorities were quick to offer reassurance. >> we are doing all we can to stem the damage. at the nuclear facility, we have had no reports of irregularities. 25,000 homes have been left without water. most of the damage was limited to older, wooden house is thanks to japan's strict building regulations. this is the country's largest quake since 2011. three-day debate got underway today in brazil's lower house of parliament which will determine whether impeachment proceedings are brought against president rousseff. the country is gripped in an corruptionisis, with rampant. polls show that nearly two thirds of citizens are in favor of impeachment, but the entire process could take several months. p

tara first told police that she found her son floating in a bathtub in their home in january. the woman then changed on her story during interrogation. she has been charged officially with murder. she's pled not guilty. >>> san francisco police right now trying to hunt down these two suspects accused in a deadly attack on a tourist. this happened back in february in cathedral hill. a surveillance camera captured the robbery and the stabbing and the suspect stole the british victim's bag along with cash and a cell phone after stabbing him. >>> new claims of sexual hara harassment at uc berkeley. two graduate students announcing they were harassed by an assistant professor of of asian studies. they said he made inappropriate comments and the two have filed complaints with the state and are demanding change. >> i am really tired of withholding my education and just i want to go back to school. and i want to feel safe on campus. >> the university concluded last october that wentworth did violate the sexual harassment policy, but he still has not been disciplined. >>> 4:42 right no

she could've fallen in that bathtub. unable to even lift herself up. >> and that also explains why there weren't any of those drugs found in her system? >> correct. >> exactly. >> reporter: could emily fazzino have simply drowned accidentally in the tub? alex's attorneys were hoping to of the jurors, but what about s? they called their own pathologist who said he didn't know what had caused them. >> do you know any determination where they could conclude how that particular injury occurred. >> no, sir. it's unknown to them and to me, unlike the tv shows you can't just look at that and tell exactly how it happened. >> reporter: no expert, they argued, could say for certain that that there had even been a murder. >> i do not know the cause of death, i do not know the manner of death. that's not an intellectual failure, that's intellectual honesty. >> reporter: and the defense was all too happy to remind jurors that even the state's own m.e., dr. catellier, had come to the same conclusion in her original report. the cause o

over there you can really see the bathtub ring in sharp relief to that red earth above. wow. chocolate vanilla layer cake. and there's an awful lot of vanilla. the water line is almost 100 feet lower than it should be. lake powell is half empty. and even freak el nino snowfalls like this winter's can't reverse the grim trend. so you've got to wonder, how long before someone proposes a new dam, maybe in a place that could hold a lot more water? a place like this. ♪ wanna see something intense? new pantene expert gives you the most beautiful hair ever, with our strongest pro-v formula ever. strong is beautiful. whewhat does it look like?ss, is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. she's noticing a real difference in her joint comfort... karen: "she's single." ...and high levels of humiliation in her daughter. in just 7 days, your join

the bathtub rings are gone. >> good. so glass half full, half empty?t's not a complete solution to our problems, right? i mean, is the drought over, that's the question everybody was asking. >> that's always the big question. it depends where you live. i would argue in some places, the drought is over. in places like marin county, all seven reservoirs, the marin municipal water district operates are 100% full. they can't store any more water. it is impossible, i believe, to make a case that we're in a drought emergency that you have so much water you can't store it. what happened with these el nino storms is they didn't hit the state evenly. usually, southern california gets wet, the pacific northwest is dry. and what happened was the storms went mostly north. they erased the drought in washington and oregon. they really took the hard edges off in northern california. but l.a. has only had 50% of normal rainfall. so they're still in -- i would say a serious drought, while the north is in almost no drought. >> and isn't that better than the reverse? >>

>> over there, you can see the bathtub ring, and the sharp relief of the red earth above, wow.t looks like chocolate-vanilla layer cake. there is an awful lot of vani a vanilla. the water line is almost 1,100 feet lower than it should be, and lake powell is half empty, and even the el nino water flow cannot replace what has been lost. so maybe someone can replace the dam with a new dam, like a place like this. brace yourself... the first ever gsf is here. with a 467 horse power v8 engine... torque vectoring differential... and brembo brakes. it's the next expression of f performance, from lexus. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? and to connect us with thes twonder

so i do them in the bathtub with tubs. >> if it wasn't for laurie and this program, we would be out inhe streets. we wouldn't have a roof over our heads. i'm bipolar. i've got ptsd. and i had to go out and panhandle just to survive. >> in the past motel rooms we didn't have no stove. >> i served my country, and my son gave his life for this country, and yes, it was embarrassing me for me to go out there and ask for help. i was working a part time job, but with my health and stuff, i'm not able to do that now. i do a little painting here and there to help with the rent. my girlfriend works hard. she works five days a week at denny's as a server. we scrape by, but we get by now. it's a lot better now. i have my good days and my bad days. but just knowing we have a place over our heads we don't have to worry about being homeless, and we have food in the refrigerator, it's a big relief for me. >> to the normal person it might not look like much, but it's home for us. >> they all have a different story. they have a commonnalty where they're working homeless. they all have different reasons

. >> when 21-year-old bobbi kristina brown was found face down in a bathtub on january 31st, 2015, her, nick gordon, became the prime focus of public scrutiny surrounding the incident and her death nearly six months later. >> did you murder bobbi kristina brown? >> there's a $10 million civil lawsuit pending against him. this is a dangerous interview for him to do wasn't it? >> it was. he says that $10 million lawsuit is a joke. photos surfaced of her smoking out of a bong and snorting cocaine. did she have a drug problem? >> yes. >> he says his struggles with addiction got worse after she was found unconscious. >> i was drinking so much at the time because i could not deal with what was happening to krissy. >> nick is now living in florida and says he's still struggling to find a job. >> nobody will hire him. he says it's a tough row right now. >> if you read social media or listen to the court of public opinion, lot of peeple out there think it could be a lot worse for nick right now. dr. phil's interview starts tomorrow. fantastic. >> which grammy winner was also nominated for an os

the 51-year-old told police at first she found her son floating in the bathtub in their home in january. the woman changed her story during interrogation. she has been charged with murder. she pled not guilty. >>> meanwhile, accused of the death of sierra lamar four years ago. she's prepared dead, her body never has been found. >>> business owners are surveying damage after the building caught on fire. firefighters are still checking for hot spots at this commercial building in mountain view. a fire ripped through the structure around 8:30 the building has several businesses. some of those businesses were damaged. >>> new at 11:00, uber releases its first ever transparency report. the company is giving information on more than 12 million riders and drivers to various state and federal law agencies. the data included things like trips, pick up, drop off areas, faring vehicles and drivers. a large number of the requests were related to fraud investigations or the use of stolen credit cards. uber says it did not receive any requests related to national or foreign intelligence. >>> tentativ

over there you can really see the bathtub ring in sharp relief to that red earth above. wow. like chocolate vanilla layer cake. and there's an awful lot of vanilla. the water line is almost 100 feet lower than it should be. lake powell is half empty. and even freak el nino snowfalls like this winter's can't reverse the grim trend. so you've got to wonder, how long before someone proposes a new dam, maybe in a place that could hold a lot more water? a place like this. ♪ brace yourself... the first ever gsf is here. with a 467 horse power v8 engine... torque vectoring differential... and brembo brakes. it's the next expression of f performance, from lexus. couand i want to remind youel that no one's the same without the game... like @squirrelgirl52 who writes, "no football on sundays has left me with a lot of free time. "so i've constructed a small sanctuary for local squirrels. it's a safe haven where they can meet and fall in love and..." ok, i'm going to stop reading right now. you might have some issues that go beyond football's help, but try watching the nfl draft. see if

arrived home from school, walked in the front door, followed a b ody trail, and there she was in the bathtub. their mother, 34-year-old nikki very, very dead. >> as you walked in -- >> the mess that greeted arriving conyers police detective chris moon told a terrible story. >> this was a long, drawn-out fight. nikki was fighting for her life for several minutes. this was not a quick attack and over with. she fought here. she was struck in the back of the head. she had a laceration to the back of her head. there was blood on the door, on the door handle as if -- >> as if somebody tried to get out of -- >> to get out, yeah. then along this wall, you could see a bloody imprint of hair braids, which nikki had her hair in braids, where she fell, slid down the wall. the most severe blows came when she was facedown in this area. this is clearly where the assailant got on top of her from behind and started stabbing the base of her neck. >> a huge amount of blood here? >> yes. blood, in this area here. >> she was dead, or near dead, when her assailant dragged her to the bathroom. and that's where she

also a 15-inch pruning saw recovered near the bathtub.n, he had injuries to his forehead, lip and chin and scratches to the chest and that's evidence that led a judge to this. >> we will set bail in the amount of $2 million. >> the so-called of a flew ends a teen ethan couch learned his fate today. he is going to spend nearly two years in jail. he initially received ten years probation in juvenile court for a deadly drunk-driving crash in north texas. that left four people dead. he was 16 years old at the time. his lawyers said that he was too rich and spoiled to understand the consequences of his actions. he later fled to mexico with his mother after a video surfaced showing him drinking alcohol. that's a violation of his probation. couch has been in custody in texas since january. >> uc berkeley has announced it plans to cut 500 staff jobs. that's about 6% of the university's work force. the cuts come as the college says it expects $150 million shortfall this fiscal year. they employ about 8500 people from custodians to administrators.

. >>> the santa clara woman who confessed to drowning her 12-year-old adopted son in the bathtub. she first told police she found her son floating in the bathtub and the woman then changed her story during interrogation. she has been charged with murder. she pled not guilty. >>> the trial date expected to be set for the castro valley woman accused of a hate crime against two muslim men. denise slater shouted insults back in december. the men also claim that slater threw coffee at them. slater has since pled not guilty and in an interview with nbc bay area, she said she believes that islam is evil. >>> it is 5:06. a violent past may lead to a name change. changing the name of a road. the road runs by the old railroad grade trail in fairfax. last october authorities say three transients from portland shot and killed a yoga teacher walking his dog. the suspects have not yet been tried. supervisors will consider renaming to sunrise fire road. >>> north bay transit leaders finally going to be able to chart a new path, at least when it comes to the area along a smart commuter line. the

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you and raises you and loves you and gives birth to you, how you could watch that person die in a bathtuba reporter catie beck's report that brought the story to an atlanta both horrified and fascinated. she, who first secured access to all those police videotapes, exposing these pretty little liars for all the world to see. >> it suddenly becomes clear that these girls have multiple personalities, that they can be whoever they need to be for their own purposes. that they can morph between fragile, disturbed, innocent teenager into sort of this demonized criminal. >> those girls you knew, those sweet little girls. >> yeah. >> what happened to them? >> it's just hard for me to even -- i don't know. >> and nikki's mom, lynda whitehead, carries the helpless grief with her every day, every sleepless night. without her daughter, without the granddaughters she thought she knew. >> i was so proud of them. and i knew -- and they would talk about what college they wanted to go to. i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> so i'm sitting here, and everybody goes. >> that's an awful tough road. >> you can't even

tara first told police that she found her floating in the bathtub in their home in january. the woman then changed her story during ingagdz. she has been charged with murder and she's pled not guilty. >>> now to the search for the missing 2-year-old san francisco girl. sources telling us that they are very concerned about arianna fitts' safety because of the condition that they found her mother's body. the search has since expanded for arianna across the state. >>> firefighters still checking for hot spots at this commercial building in mountain view. a fire ripping through the structure last night about 8:30. that building on east evlawn avenue and pioneer way housed several businesses. some of the businesses were very damaged. "today in the bay" steph huang is on the scene and bring us an update coming up in a live report at 6:30. >>> also happening today, we're expecting to hear final recommendations on how to improve the santa clara county jail. the blue ribbon commission is going to present its findings at the board of supervisors meeting later this morning. that commis

president's e-mails, private family photos and artwork, including a self portrait of the president in the bathtubromania recently agreed to let the u.s. prosecute lazar. >>> a judge orders a deputy to shock a defendant. the new punishment for the man behind the bench. >>> urgent action to fight zika. a new push to stop the virus from spreading here and around the world. it's 8:35. wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street banks. and when washington insiders wrote a loophole to let the nra spend dark money to kill gun safety laws, donna edwards said 'no' she's fighting to ban assault weapons and putting the safety of our communities first. because to democrat donna edwards, the special interests aren't special. we are. women vote! is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> in just about an hour, a two-day search will get under year and a half now. sarah and jacob hoggle last seen with mother catherine in 2014. their father is leading a renewed search effort at goshen recreation park. th

i grabbed the sides of the bathtub, but the watcher in the tub was about 70% filled with water, goinge this, all the water splashed out of the tub. the quakes renewed concerns of the safety of two nuclear reactors, 120 kilometers away from the epicenter. they are said to be operating normally. for people on the island, the most immediate concern is how to peace their lives back together. -- how to peace their lives back together. >> on the line now, a journalist for the japan times based where the epicenter of this earthquake has been. i believe you have just been evacuated. where are you now and what can you tell us about the earthquake so far? >> i am in the central area of the city, about 15 minutes away from the station. i was talking to a couple of people who evacuated with me, and they were saying that the aftershock that happened a couple of hours ago was as big as the first earthquake that they experienced two days ago. >> do we know whether there have been any human casualties in the second quake? >> in the second quake, i talked to the security guard and he told me that if i

detective john mcdonald said dockry had lit fires in the home in the bathtub stretching back to the age of nine. he would use alcohol to spell out his name in the tube and light that fire. the teen is accused of setting fire to a mattress inside this apartment building two years ago when garo and partner rosa rodriguez arrived, they were overwhelmed by smoke. dockry was upset, became more animated, saying his cousin wouldn't snitch on him. he set the fire. he said i started the fire and continued on that he was bored. the defense counters police badgered the team and coerced a confession and plenty of reasonable doubt exists tooz wh he actually did it. prosecutors relied on the emotion of surviving officer rodriguez who took the stand, her voice barely a whisper. she recalled their final moments in the smokey hallway. >> which dunt? >> housing portable. >> what floor are you on? 14. >> reporter: one more heart wrenching detail. officer rodriguez, 37 years old at the time of the fire, a doctor testified today that after the fire she had the lungs of a 100-year-old. live outside of court

setting fires going back to when he was 9 years old including once trying to spell his name out in a bathtub in flames. >>> to some breaking news. a mysterious oil slick in the water north of the george washington bridge to report. joe biermann has been monitoring the situation from chopper 2. route up here to try to figure out where this oil slick is coming from. one of the key indicators is there's a marina up here in englewood cliffs that might be coming from but it's a fairly big oil slick on the jersey side runs from about 2 miles north of the bridge all the way down to about the gw. >> someone first noticed the oil in the water around 3:00 this afternoon. >>> also following a breaking story. developing from harlem involving a crime and crash. police were chasing robbery suspects when their cruiser hit a car on seventh avenue at 139th street. these are the downtown southbound lanes. both suspects were arrested after a brief chase and two officers were rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a dangerous drive home on long island. police say two masked men with knives carjacked a