when you lay it down, flesh, dram, and it has the faucet holes in here. it has the race area here so water will not run back off of it. >> let's go take a look at shower fittings and fixtures and the shower systems year. they are fascinating and very, very modern looking. all sorts of great stuff. do people like these in their homes? >> yes, i think this is a great example of how people do not want their parents shower anymore. this is the new generation of shower systems, and they have and what occurred, -- accouterments. they just give a wide volume of water distribution. >> is that a problem with water flow? >> these technically meet those standards. the shower head distributes it, so it just kind of gives an appearance of more volume. these are body sprays that will take your body. this is a hand-held, and this is a good example where you could put a bar here. you could leave it in place as the traditional shower, or you could take it, and you could do it, and this is also great for cleaning and washing your dog and things like that. >> right, so you

this extraordinary story was dram typessed in the film argo released earlier this year, i am please to do have him at this table to talk about his life as an ambassador and a movie which is lionized a role he plod so thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> rose: tell me about the events and what you saw and what it was like that day. when the iranian students and others stormed the american embassy. >> well quite frankly it didn't come as a great surprise. you may recall the american embassy, u.s. embassy was taken over ambassador bill souterland was there at the time. but the response was quick. a senior person at the foreign ministry brought some troops and the embassy was cleared in three days. but there was no law and order at the time in tehran. it was still a chaotic revolution restate. there was no judicial process and the embassies looked after themselves. but when the u.s. embassy was taken over we thought that because of the previous scenario, that it's going to be three or four days and the message had been sent, that is that the u.s. is vulnerable, that the iranians are very

dram >> recognize that the water is super cold. there are situations where even a life guard isn't going to be able to save you. they also ask that children be closely supervised. you have a responsibility to yourself, your friends and your family to be aware of the hazards in case they are not. be aware that you are only going to be built this women that cold water for about 10 minutes tariff >> reporter: in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> catherine: new tonight at eight. a 16-year-old boy is under arrest. accused of breaking into a home in santa cruz. and stealing a woman's underwear. and as kron-4's j-r stone tells us - police say he also had underwear belonging to other women.. >> he is a pervert. >> reporter: the fact is that he was breaking and and stealing women.'s under women's underpants. >> this was not an isolated case. other items were found as well. >> there were other underwater currents that did not belong to him. under- garments. >> they say that she was not surprised. her roommate was spooked. >> the

the premises of the reelection and obama said this himself, it was born in a debt ceiling dram a. republicans were looking at the deadline and demanding. deeply unpopular cuts to medicare and social security and we are ready to allow a default. that's where this whole crisis started. the fiscal cliff came because they were ready to do that and the super committee and all of this. obama's campaign, the premises was we are going to break the republican fever by winning. he got the authority that comes with that and came into this fiscal cliff fight. a deadline. we can go past january 1st and it would not be catastrophic. gets everything he wants on taxes. the polls said they are going to be blamed. this was a break the fever moment to say you know what -- >> they raised taxes on the wealthy. >> in the name of getting one month -- they moved him and they doubled it. they budged him on the debt ceiling. he came in and said the negotiations will produce a permanent end to debt ceiling brinkmanship. two weeks ago it was one year or two year. they negotiated the debt ceiling and they suc

. >> political dram on acapitol hill as secretary of state hillary clinton defended her role in the aftermaththe attacks of the u.s. consulate in libya. she also heard from angry republicans who say they have even more questions about the tax. >> reporter: commit's likely replacement faces confirmation hearings today before the senate foreign relations committee. it is expected to be smooth sailing for senator john kerry. a lot of republicans support the president's pick to be the next secretary of state. >>> still ahead, another check of the roads on this snowy morning. >> does how much sleep you get affect your performance on the job. what some companies are doing to make sure you get a better night's sleep, coming up  [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with

. >> he's had one or two, but he has clearly been just really an incredible players in many dram as and key legislative battles getting to a decision on the 2012 election on the package of tax cuts and getting to a deal in 2011 to avert default, getting to a package to avert the fiscal cliff, all at the 11th hour and because of his longstanding relationships on capitol hill of trust. that haven't gone badly that have held up over time and even while he's been in the white house serving with president obama. so he'll be very important to president obama's ability to deal with republicans in the months to come and in the years to come. >> brian, this is one of what joe biden's biggest fan his to say this week. take a listen. >> he is exactly who he is. he's the same person at home. he's the same person at home depot and the halls of congress and that's one of the reasons he's so successful among democrats and so successful across the aisle with republicans over the course of 36 plus years on the national stage. >> there's his son there bo biden, we should note from "jansing & company" thi

on insta dram the hash tag is d.c. dpram. barbara walters is in the hospital recovering from a fall. she slipped at an inauguration party in d.c. saturday night. she was at the british ambassador's home when it happened. the 83-year-old had a cut on her forehead. she's doing well but could not say when she would be released from the hospital. >> we wish her a speedy recovery certainly. >>> let's get a check on our forecast as we approach 5:41. >> torm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with the forecast. good morning to you. >> off to a freezing cold start. this inauguration day morning. pre-dawn temperatures are veinly down just into the low 30s. if you head down there, you need your warmest winter coat. the low 30s between 58 a.m. and noon. for the parades and afternoon festivities, actually briefly hit the mid and upper 40s between 1:00 and 3:00, 4:00. after that, down back to the low 40s. tonight, passing snow showers are possible. 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. some could produce a brief dusting. clearing out and colder tonight.

this extraordinary story was dram typessed in the film argo released earlier this year, i am please to do have him at this table to talk about his life as an ambassador and a movie which is lionized a role he plod so thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> rose: tell me about the events and what you saw and what it was like that day. when the iranian students and others stormed the american embassy. >> well quite frankly it didn't come as a great surprise. you may recall the american embassy, u.s. embassy was taken over, ambassador bill souterland was there at the time. but the response was quick. a senior person at the foreign ministry brought some troops and the embassy was cleared in three days. but there was no law and order at the time in tehran. it was still a chaotic revolution restate. there was no judicial process and the embassies looked after themselves. but when the u.s. embassy was taken over, we thought that because of the previous scenario, that it's going to be three or four days and the message had been sent, that is that the u.s. is vulnerable, that the iranians are ve

that may be a first in the history of modern docu-drams. >> this is a lot more fun, too. >> i did rememberlian sports car is given to anybody. -- i do not remember italian sports cars given to anybody. what let me say thank you. i was wondering or position on whether a night the report on the interrogation program should be declassified. i am wondering whether you do see any risks to the program from an ethical perspective? if you get the to why we should not have this program all the time or why you chose to rein it in? what those rest are even if there are practical needs. >> the sow like pandering and i did not mean it to be. the complex culture means the budget all sides of issues. we understand that. there are risks. i went to the german embassy in 2007. the ambassador had all of the ambassadors to the yes for the -- us. i said list of about detention and interrogation. i laid it out. let me give you four sentences. we believe we are a nation at war with al qaeda and the affiliate's. my moral and legal responsibility is to take it to that enemy. there's not another country in the room