you can check out broken bone bathtubs, get tickets and you could be a host. >> diana?> i am atlanta loss for words -- at a loss for words. >> don't knock it until you try it a true artist is creative, i know your inspiration comes at different moments. i write 95% of hig my script, after the show, i am relaxing in the tub. >> i love she does this in the tub. i do my best thinking in the nude. >> what? >> about time somebody stood up for the big guys, what do you got. >> landlords love him, tenants hate him, bradley silver bush, the go to lawyer for landlords. >> are you the most hated man in new york. >> i hope not. >> you are the go to for landlords in new york that want to evict people. >> that is me. >> i met with bradley in his law office. this guy will get you kicked out for rent. i asked him how he became that guy. >> i got into heavey crimes -- heavy crimes, you thinking this could have been my wife, daughter, girlfriend or mother who was a victim, last thing i would' to put somebody like that back out on the street. >> he got tired of that he switched to 1 to t

she could have fallen in the bathtub. unable to even lift herself up. >> that also explains why there weren't any drugs found in her system. >> correct. >> exactly. >> could emily fazzino have simply drowned accidentally in the tub? alex's attorneys were hoping to plant that thought in the minds of jurors. but what about those bruises? they called their own pathologist who said he didn't know what had caused them. >> do you know if they made a 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. >> no expert, they argued, could say for certain 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. >> and the defense was all too happy to remind jurors that even the state's own m.e. had come to the same conclusion in her original report. the cause of death, un

it functions pretty much like a bathtub drain, too.lake gets to the high it, water spills into the eight-foot wide pipe and is dumped into a nearby river. isn't that incredible? >> lake berryessa looking glorious. i'm from california. this is a welcome sight for what was drought stricken california. but with the record rainfall they've received, it's, what is it, i think 74% of the state is completely out of drauths range. >> wow. >> it's amazing. exciting to see even though it's been quite difficult for some people. my first grade teach's mother was evacuated. in maxwell. that's one of the towns seeing serious flood damage. she is okay, but a lot of folks are out of their homes. so moving on to a story a lot of us can relate to, security at the airport. the tsa promising a full review after a major breach at jfk international airport. >> nearly a dozen passengers breezed right through an unstaffed metal detector. three of them setting off the alarm. but nobody stopped them from boarding their planes. here's abc's linzie janis. >> repo

fast and i realized i better go in the bathtub.o, as soon as i got in, looked down, the roof came off , and thing went flying. i covered myself, raid, don't let's get her and here we are. >> she is just one of the many destroyed by tornadoes. >>> national weather service will be in mobile, alabama to see if the tornado caused damage there severe weather brought lots of rain, lightening, one lightening strike is responsible for a barn fire, and on tuesday afternoon. >>> take a look at this view from space showing just how large the storm system was that moved across the southeastern states, yesterday tough images all across the board from california to the south. >> whole country is out of control. >> we have some weather coming our way, too, quite the system apparently, katie. >> right now it is only dumping light moderate snow at worst across central plains but by the time it reaches us it will be tapping in the atlantic moisture really drawing upon that as it rapidly intensifies, basically right over our area so we sort of end up

it functions pretty much like a bathtub drain, too.hen the lake gets to the high it, water spills into the eight-foot wide pipe and is dumped into a nearby river. isn't that incredible? >> lake berryessa looking glorious. i'm from california. this is a welcome sight for what was drought stricken california. but with the record rainfall it, i think 74% of the state is completely out of drauths range. >> wow. >> it's amazing. exciting to see even though it's been quite difficult for some people. my first grade teach's mother was evacuated. in maxwell. that's one of the towns seeing serious flood damage. she is okay, but a lot of folks are out of their homes. so moving on to a story a lot of us can relate to, security at the airport. the tsa promising a full review after a major breach at jfk international airport. >> nearly a dozen passengers breezed right through an unstaffed metal detector. three of them setting off the alarm. but nobody stopped them from boarding their planes. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: these surveillance

in the bathtub. >> pizza bagels? >> that's a good combination. all right, so seeing a lot of the snow that's already coming down, as we head up north and west of the city, right now. so let's go little further north right now and check in with steve keel. >> i of course can't have snow day without steve. good morning to you, in doylestown. >> reporter: thomas, karen, scott, sue, bob, call now, and i'll gave you a second my pillow absolutely free. they're made in my minnesota factory, machine washable and driveable. sorry. >> no thanks, steve, avenue my pillow, actually have two. not that impressed. >> we went on so early today i thought i was doing an infomercial. 3:30, that's why? >> the best night's sleep in the whole wide world? >> been an eventful morning already for me. look at this. i found a guy's wallet, loaded with cash and credit cards, so i'm going to stay put. i called his wife at home in the middle of the night, scared the heck out of her, said hey this is steve from fox 29. you never want that call in the middle of the night, right?

rivas waited roughly an hour before calling 911 to report that her daughter was face down in the bathtub>> i have pity for the grandfather. i just wish this would not have happened. rivas told the police that bruises on her daughter's body were due to a belt that she used to hit her, days before she was admitted to the hospital. rivas is being held without bond. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: a trial date has been set for a heinous crime. this man is accused of four people inside of a d.c. .ansion he will be going on trial in september of next year. alison: a terror investigation opened in paris. a man with a machete rushed towards a group of soldiers and guards at the louvre museum. the suspect was shot by a soldier and taken into custody. were evacuated. jonathan: an embarrassing mixup for the u.s. military. they claim to have released new video from a deadly raid in yemen. turns out the video had already been published online. a spokesperson said the footage was released without being properly analyzed. trump's firstent 100 days, and some big political headlines -- the trump a

they had bathtubs. so, still, you could see the seven other women taking a bath. so no privacy. here is a pile of coal. that was one of my job is to make sure we had enough coal to keep us warm throughout the evening. but as you notice, any time we had any wind, we always had a dust storm because the camp was on raw dirt. the bulldozer scraped away the tumble weeds and plopped down the barracks and that's where we lived. so any time we had any wind, we always had a dust storm. there was a partition here, so this used to be the smallest room. 18 feet by 20 feet for a family of two or three. this was the largest room. this is where my family was incarcerated. my two parents, my two brothers my two sisters, myself. so there were seven of us about the size of a two-car garage, 20 feet by 24 feet. and we only had one light bulb. we had one pot belly stove to keep us warm, but no water. what did we need water for? well, to bathe, to cleanse ourselves, to cook, to drink. but we had no water here. so we had to go to the public laundry room or the public latrines or go to the mess hall t

it is far more likely to drown in a bathtub or choke on food which on average claims the lives of morehan 1,000 americans each year. this morning we have insight on how at age 70, president trump maintains that full head of hair. his long time physician said he takes three medications. propecia which is marketed for hair growth with an antibiotic for rosacea and statens for cholesterol. the doctor credits the patient for helping him maintain his own shoulder length hair. >> how about this. what a pain in the ash. they were supposed to find a soot-sofred suspect in a california home. they received thert stuck in a chimney. they turned out to be the same. firefighters were able to get keith allen schultz out from the chimney. he has been charged with first degree burglary. look at this shot. >> one or more out there has still not been caught. just ahead, is the united states about to export more oil than opec and the biggest fake news of the year. can you guess what it is? >> facebook is about to do something for the earth that is only second to water and oxygen. . . i should take a clos

. >> cheryle mcbride's house collapsed around her, she took cover in the bathtub. look what would have fallen on you, had you not gone in the tub. >> no warning, you know, with a flood, you know it is coming, you have type to prepare and to evacuate. i had time to do nothing. this was ef2. >> fifty-five car pile up on boston highway. drivers say they tried to stop the roads, just were too slick and slid into one another. eight people suffered minor injuries, and the highway closed for hours, while crews tried to clear away all of the wrecked vehicles. >> well, we will need to watch youth for the roads tomorrow morning here. >> katie will track the snow for us after the break, first, looking ahead to the weekend. >> yes, because beyond today, we will end up with the huge drop in the thermometer, then another warming trends into the upcoming weekend, partial sunshine, first half of it, but i think we'll see few rain showers out of the radar sunday, meantime we should be flirting with or slightly above 50 degrees. another couple of days, above average. not tomorrow, t

. >> cheryl mcbride took refuge in her bathtub just before the twister tore apart her east new orleans home. >> it's two down. the roof came off. things started flying. i just asked jesus to cover me, don't let me get hurt. the next thing you know, here we are. >> the tornado ripped through neighbors, snapped tree trunks and toppled power lines. a surveillance camera captured video of a roof flying through the air and an 18 wheeler flipping to its side. governor john bell edwards urged people to stay out of new orleans. >> this is not a time to sight see in this area. we just torn it and it's very dangerous. >> he's sent in the national guard. another tornado we want swept through the town of killian just to the north. >> i heard a train. and that's true what they say. it is a train.. and when it came through, all i could see was trees and debris just flying. >> thousands across the state lost electricity. the storm system threatened alabama and mississippi. don champion, cbs news. >>> flood warnings and watches remain in effect for parts of california this morning. days of heavy rains

it works like a bathtub drain. the water actually flows in and then gets released into the creek down below. the last time there was an enough water to make this happen was back in 2006. >>> meanwhile along the coastline, high winds and rain are the big stories. but even those elements didn't keep surfers out of the water orfishermen off the pier in pacifica today. they struck it out through the blustery conditions and waves reached 12-15 feet. experts are watching for erosion in the area after previous storms battered the coastline. >>> state officials continue to slow down the release of water from lake oroville which sits behind the nation's tallest dam. they are reducing the outflow from the damaged main spillway so the crews can get down there, remove debris from the diversion pool and eventually restart the power plant at that site. engineers warn the spillway could fail earlier this week prompting the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people. today mark levine announced legislation to require annual spillway insp

it was a funny show where she was in the bathtub and her toe was stuck in the faucet. and she couldn't get it out. and she realized she wasn't on camera. and she got really mad about that. and she finally woke up and the back of the show was about her. only time i've ever seen her lose her temper or anything. >> how are you processing to the extent that you are, i don't know what goes on inside your head, but when we keep losing these great icons. you're still here, carl ryder's still here, mel brooks, thank god some of you still here. how are you processing the fact that you're still here and you're losing friends? >> all of my contemporary friends are gone. everyone. my contemporary is not in talent, but in age, paul newman, rock hudson, jack lemon, they're all gone. i remember my mother who lived until 96, lives with my brothers family, she was with family, but she talked about how lonely she was. there was no one talk to. no one who remembered what she remembered. and i'm going through that now. >> and how are you navigating that? >> i have a few friends i get toge

. >> reporter: she spent the night alone huddled in a bathtub. david, the tornado that crumbled these walls and ripped off roofs, hit with so many people were inside their homes. it's miraculous that nobody here was injured ors or. >> phillip mena with us tonight. thank you. >>> there is also another major storm hitting right now, and after days of flooding and mud slides, already killed at least five. another system slamming the west at this hour. all of this as authorities continue the watch america's tallest dam. abc's neal karlinsky is in sacramento tonight. >> reporter: tonight, california can't catch a break, from drought to drenching, including water rescues on swollen creeks. the fire hose of rain taking aim at northern california with a vengeance. late today, police recommending evacuations where flood waters are rising. blocked roads as soaked hillsides give way. more than 100 flights canceled. in wine country, near nappa, letting water out of the full lake, and at least five people killed in southern california. the storm dumping up to

. >> reporter: cheryl mcbride's house collapsed around her as she took cover in the bathtub.would have fallen on you had you not gone in the tub? on tuesday afternoon, rescue crews went door to door. >> i'm heartened with the fay folks responded here. >> reporter: while the governor praised the efficient response, it is a grim reminder of past tragedies this state has endured. >> there was no warning. with a flood, you know it's coming. you have time to prepare and evacuate. i had time to do nothing. >> reporter: being from louisiana, i can tell you from personal experience, these people are incredibly resilient. as ms. mcbride said (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one family member gets sick. but lysol spray and lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs including 8 common cold & flu viruses to help protect your home. this cold and flu season help keep your home happy and healthy and lysol that. >>> the grammy

. >> she took refuge in her bathtub when a tornado touched down and tore apart her east new orleans home. >> a surveillance camera through the air as it swept through the industrial area. the city's mayor said officials are surveying if destruction. >> a lot of property damage across the entire lake. >> the storm flipped semi trucks, snapped tree trunks, and tore the roof off this apartment building. >> dozens of minor injuries. >> two people were seriously hurt. there were no fatalities. >> i'm grateful. i'm good. at least two other confirmed tornadoes hit states. there were threats to state like alabama. >> it's not been a calm winter for sure. eight are treated at new orleans area hospitallings hospital -- hospitals including a woman eight months pregnant who's home caved in on her. >> see the video where they could see t scary. >> this tornado season is three weeks ahead of schedule. they start firing up in march. >> you don't get them in new orleans. >> not too often. alabama, southern plains, march and april gets them. >> some of the same areas hit by katrina. >> insult to injury.

my grandfather died that way. 4,000 people drown. 300 drown in bathtubs.e than 4,000 americans choke to death a year. 2,000 die in house fires. stairs kill 1,000 americans. heck, every year, 50 children are killed by buckets, ordinary five-gallon buckets. that's why this warning is on this. kids fall into them and drown. all these risks get far less intense news coverage than mysterious new threats like ebola. >> it's here and it can kill you. in fact, the odds are overwhelming against you if you can o you get ebola. >> you can bleed from your eyes. >> why not secure the borders. >> why not? it's a very scary disease. (?) lls people in a horrible way. had there been an epidemic here, it would have been a terrible thing. but only two people caught ebola in america. neither died. even in west africa where there was an epidemic, more people were killed by other diseases, like the flu. when the scare was at its peak, i tried to provoke the women on the fox show by saying this. >> this is an overhyped risk being pumped by news media like us and especially you w

and sheryl mcbride's home crumbled around her as she took cover in her bathtub. >> look at this. look what would have fallen on you. >> no warning. you know with a flood you know it's coming. you have time to prepare and to evacuate. i had time to do nothing. >> it's like an elephant stomping on your house. serious injuries but amazingly no one died. you see all that damage, it is amazing. >> howard spent some time in new orleans. this hit eastern new orleans. some of these folks haven't recovered since katrina. hit the worst possible place. didn't hit anything touristy. it hit people that just have already been hit and have not recovered. bad. >> talking about things going wrong around here. had the top down on the convertible today. hoping to do the same tomorrow. >> that would be interesting. if you do that, let me know. i'll do an instagram. that would be hilarious. it's hard to believe, this storm reminds me of a late march storm. we have to figure out how much snow is going to fall. it's going to be tough in terms of accumulation. live look outside. michael and son weather

have you seen this, with this inventive way to deal with a rat cornered in the bathtub. >> it was a plana look. >> for the win, for the goal. one roommate coax the rats out with a broom while another smacked it down the stairs, boom right there while the roommate was waiting to knock the row dent out the door. >> we were freaking out because logan went to go touch it the rat and we had no plan it just -- we hoped it went downstairs. we had to act fast so we didn't really like have a plan. >> bad news. you won't believe this, the rat came back. >> oh, no. >> but they say they took care of it once and for all. they're not 100% sure the one they call was the same one they chased out. they're hoping it was. >> they better hope so, otherwise they have a real rodent problem. >> and that rat was big, huge. >> step one, scream. because then it will scamper. >> spring-like weather on spring mountain today. skyforce10 high above watching on this sunny day. got to be kind of slushy out there in these temperatures, glenn. >> not exactly great skiing conditions and ski lovers kind of disappointed wit

. >> reporter: cheryl mcbride's house collapsed around her as she took cover in the bathtub. >> lookt this. >> reporter: look what would have fallen on you had you not gone in the tub. on tuesday afternoon, rescue crews went door to door looking for people who may be hurt but unable to call nor help. >> i'm heartened with the fay folks responded here. >> reporter: while the governor praised the efficient response, it is a grim reminder of past tragedies this state has endured. >> we get too much practice, but it's a good thing when we're called upon that we're able to do it. >> there was no warning. with a flood, you know it's coming. you have time to prepare and evacuate. i had time to do nothing. >> reporter: being from louisiana, i can tell you from personal experience, these people are incredibly resilient. as ms. mcbride said yesterday, i ain't got time to complain. i'm too grateful. hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really... ...need a sick day. dads don't take sick days. dads take dayquil severe: the... ...non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat, stuffy... ...

. >> we waited in the bathtub for it to pass off, and when it was off, we ran outside, and the house was gone. >> reporter: the louisiana governor has declared a state of e emergency, and sent out the national guard. the lines moved produced two more twisters in mississippi. although there were dozens of people injured, there were no deaths. >> it took my dog away. it took my dog. >> reporter: chris clackum, nbc news. >>> there is more pushback tonight that president donald trump's recent comments equating the actions of the united states with that of vladimire putin. >> there is no moral equivalent between that butcher and thug and kgb colonel and the united states of america. the country that ronald reagan used to call a shining city on the hill. >> and president george h.w. bush and barack obama are hoping to reset relations with russia, but some foreign policy experts say that president trump's attitude is different. >> i don't believe that either of them had any illusions whatsoever that it is a more ally ir rehenceable regime, and he is a dict that is a problem for us, but for

the girl was eventually found unresponsive in a bathtub. police say she waited an hour to call 911. >>> it's an infestation bad enough to cancel cl the outbreak at an elementary school and the massive cleanup underway right now. >>> france on high alert this morning. we'll talk about the attack on the most famous museum and what raids are uncovering about the man who m >>> a deep clean at an elementally school in d.c. is going to begin tomorrow. this is after an outbreak of rodents and bedbugs. the school will be closed on monday and tuesday so that workers can replace soft items like rugs and pillows. also going to do a thorough cleaning of the entire building. school officials say after tuesday students will move to a new building for classes. parents should be checking that inbox for an e-mail or text alert tomorrow afternoon as there you'll get more information. >> all righty. >>> an arrest has been made in the hacking camera. "the washington post" reports that two people in london got busted. . they're now facing charges. more than a h

i was talking to individuals who so they dove in bathtubs or head and closets. when they came out, their houses were gone. the miraculous thing about yesterday is that we didn't lose any life. we had about two dozen individuals who had minor injuries. we have people that lost everything they had and of course, once the rescuers complete, we are now into the recovery phase, cleaning up the debris and helping everybody get back on their feet. >> jenna: again, we are looking at some footage of the area. 45 seconds before the tornado really hit? >> these things come -- individuals that got hit by it said it's on like a freight train that came out of nowhere. it that's an unbelievably scary thing for people to go through. as can be expected, the people on the ground helping each other out were resilient, strong, had been through a lot of this before, but the response from the first responders was just terrific. i want to thank everybody for the work they've done. if this is just the beginning, everybody knows it's a long hall to get people back on their feet. were go

>> dip herself in a bathtub of wings sauce? >> being outside, that would attract birds.n our chicken wing eating contest. >> i want to ask you, bob, this is troubling. we know that tom brady for a while had a make america great again had in his locker, as have many people here in fox, now being made into a political issue with "the huffington post" screening this headline. >> politics more un-american than calling cabinet has ever been." "the new york times." the uncomfortable love affair between donald trump and the new england patriots. does everything have to be political? >> when donald trump is president, of course it is. somebody they are looking at no now, you know, whether that contributes to his political -- i don't know. >> really? >> let me tell you something. he is a great quarterback. >> deflates that one, bob. >> deflate what? >> walk it back, bob. >> let me ask a political question. how much do you think the atlanta falcons are going to glitch against the new england patriots? >> old, come on. >> i think if lady gaga makes a political statement, there shou

duquesne university in pittsburgh went viral with an innovative way to deal with a rat cornered in the bathtubthat required team work, timing, and precision. take a look. >> are they scared? >> that's pretty great. >> well, one coaxed it out with a broom, as you heard so quietly, another smacked it down the third and a third knocked the rodent out the door. they said it all happened so fast. i don't know. >> really good video, work, though. >> we had no plans, so it -- we hope that it went down the stairs. >> we acted fast. we didn't really have a plan. the girls say they couldn't get a hold of an exterminator so that's why they took matters into their own hands. that was a big one too. tracy take it from here. >> oh, you may turn to youtube for a lot of advice, but when do you turn away? nbc 10 looks to answer that question. next, we speak to a doctor about what online medical advice you should listen to and what you should leave to the professionals. >> dare i i have a forecast that tops that rat video. we're warming up again. we have 70s on the board. take a look at that coming up. >>> 900

. >> i was in the bathtub and i was got in the tub the rat jumped in the tub with me i was taking myand i screamed so loud and just made me so mad. >> he's talking about if you don't like it you got to move. i shouldn't have to move. i pay rent here every month and he don't care. all he wants is collect his money. >> after she took her story public the landlord says he can fix the problem. has put poison out and he's also sending an exterminator. >>> someone keeps damaging a statue of jesus in indiana. >> for the second time in two weeks vandal broke the head off of a statue at a church in indianapolis. the first time it happened church members were able to reattach everything. but this time whoever broke off the head also took it. the statue is only five years old. but the church itself has been around for about 100 years and has deep ties in the neighborhood. despite all of this, the church pasor has got sense of humor about it. >> someone needs jesus that's for sure. [ laughter ] >> we'd welcome him. we'd forgive him. that's what it's it's all about. >> pastor says the church is s

one woman who took shelter in her bathtub says this was more frightening. >> getting real dark here. wind changed. then i saw the debris flying. i knew something was happening. i'll take a flood any day over a tornado. there's no warning, no preparation. >> some people report only having 45 seconds or so to duck and take cover. the national guard, by the way, has been deployed to assist residents and prevent any possible looting. >> casey stegall, thank you. nor the first time an american city is offering free community college to every single person that lives in that city. no matter what you make, even billionaires. who pays for that? could it kickoff a national trend? we'll talk it over with kennedy. that's next. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got... ...allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. it's good to be in, good hands. don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about eighty percent of

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my wife gets upset when i fish in the bathtub.biggest fish you ever caught out here and tell me the truth. >> well, we catch karp. about 20-pound karp.p. > ski liberty says if a little snow they may reopen, but knowing what i know about the weather, it looks like skile liberty is pretty much closed for the season. back to you guys in the studio.o it's kind of sad. >> it really is. > our region is known forayay tracking and produce a lot of good athletes.lete a lot of young fellows developel their dreams here with thoughts of getting to the nfl or major league base bull. a couple of super stars are flourishing in another sport, hockey. wins document martin shows us why the ducks are so special. >> bring them over. show them how we play. keep it fast, moving.fast keep the passing going, all right? tucker road ducks are on a role. as the team lays up their skates, throws on their pants and dawns their signature pink and black jerseys, who kneww they'd end up here they had no home. the ducks are paving the way in prince george's count

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in 2005 yesterday's twisters left more than a dozen people hurt, one survivor said she hid in her bathtubhen she heard the powerful wind. >> that is when the roof went flying and you could see everything just, caved in. i'm like, it was like business air of oz at the moment but it is real. i'm just grateful that i'm good. things could be so much worse. >> and she was just one of the many homes just destroyed by tornadoes. >>> storm damage near mobile alabama national weather service will be in that area to determine if a tornado caused all of the damage have the lightening strike is also, responsible for setting a barn on fire, on tuesday afternoon. >>> and, check out this, thinks view from space that shows just how large storm system was as it moved across the southeastern parts of the state, yesterday, southeastern states, country yesterday. >> boy, this weather is all over the place, katie. >> is there always weather. >> down south, california. >> it is crazy. >> mother nature. >> always something whacky somewhere around the world, right. but we have had our fair share of craziness esp

you can't stop it until the waters below the level of your bathtub. the same thing happened at anderson. all of that waert goes into the coyote creek drainage. when that happens, all of those scientists have done the calculation ands they know if we get this many cubic feet per second this area of river is going to go over its banks. they did all this, it's been mapped out. lots of agencies in the city and in the county and the water district all got together and they put together an incident action plan. when it does that, here's how we're going to respond. we'll have evacuation centers already set up. we have the red cross on board. we already had vt on board to transport these people. all of those plans were pre-set because we knew this was going to hachppen. what we don't know is how high the water will rise, we don't know how many people will be at home at the time it happens. those are the unknowns. those are the things we have to prepare for. we upped staff yesterday. so, instead of having a water rescue team from urban search and rescue of eig

. >> and i was supposed to be nude in a bathtub, eating a a cupcake. >> jimmy: that was your first sceneought like, "oh, to be super real i got to be naked. i got to be naked." and finally the costume person came up to me. she was like, "you know, it's kind of weird that you're naked, when we don't have to see your -- we don't have to see it. so, why don't you just put on a a nude --" i'll just take this over here. "why don't you just put on, like -- like --" [ laughter ] i'm so into you right now! >> jimmy: we do the same thing. we do the same thing. >> i was directing and i was insisting -- >> jimmy: you don't have to direct nude. >> upon being naked in a scene where, like -- you know, when, like, reese witherspoon does a a sex scene. and the sheets are up to, here she's not secretly fully nude under the covers. >> jimmy: no. >> she's wearing underwear like a reasonable human. i was like, "i'm going to be so real that i'm going to be naked for the whole day." and finally judd came up to me, and he was like, "you might actually be making the crew kind of uncomfortable." [ light laughter

i mean it's difficult for people to handle situations like this, hide in the bathtub.hat do you do with somebody who is 83 years old and wheelchair bound? >> the only thing i could do was call on god, pull her to a safe place in the house and shelter her with my body and pray it would pass over. that's really what it did. because the way it came, if it would have stayed straight towards like i seen it coming, we wouldn't be here to talk to you right now. >> reporter: miracle you survived? >> miraculouscally. i knew we shouldn't be here. you know? only thing i can say, god turned to it the opposite direction. and i give the glory to god. >> reporter: here's what they were looking at -- let's look at this right here. the roof of your house is ripped off? >> uh-huh, the roof is ripped off. the where the wind came. you can see where it hit in that direction. that direction is the hallway where we were. >> reporter: let's look at this. you can see it knocked down part of the front -- it knocked down. watch your step, mark, there is a power line right here. edward, this knoc

you're more likely to die in the united states from slipping in the bathtub than terrorism, thank god. now that's -- >> we're overreporting it essentially? >> terrorism worldwide has spiked since 2013. no doubt about it. since the syrian civil war and the rise of isis. it's important. but since 9/11, we've put together anti-terrorism infrastructure in this country that has, by and large, protected us. pd that's important to note. the question is, why is the white house making terrorism such a priority? >> to that point as we discussed in the last hour, jennifer palmieri, formerly with the obama administration, lynn, made this point. she said one of the reasons maybe why the president is bringing this up, that he wants to, in a way, in a round-about way highlight the number of global terror attacks in recent years and say, look, the past administration and world leaders did not do enough to stop them. do you think that argument has merit? >> it has merit if you want to go down that route, which is different than accusing the news media of just ignoring horrific situations that happen,

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