did you murder bobbi kristina brown? did you administer a lethal drug cocktail that put her in a coma that ended her life? did you have an altercation? were you responsible for injuries to her body? 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. lis

does he say what happened the night bobbi kristina went into the coma? >> he does, he says, he gave her cpr that night. 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

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. >> i want to know what he observed with bobbi kristina's drug behavior after her mother's death. he said she spiralled down. i want to know why the family saw him as such an evil factor that they put a tro on him. he said he was positive. was he in the will ? i want to know about everything that led up to that night. >> you can see dr. phil's exclusive interview with nick jordan today at 3:00. >>> when we come back, it start with a photo but ends up with explain after this. >>> coming up on cbs 2 news tonight beginning at 5:00, what a fed-ex customer said he caught a worker doing to deliveries outside the store. at 6:00, students take the park test and discover it was the wrong exam. the out rage at a new jersey school. those stories and more tonight on cbs 2 news beginning at 5:00. >>> ever wonder what it was like to dance with celebrities? thanks to technology it's one the museum in japan is offering visitors a chance to waltz with brad pretty or dance with beyonce. it's exploring ways to interact with celebrities in the digital age. >> that's kind of interaction. >>> that's go

i'm sure you heard kristina there.e of kristina schake's explanation of and compliment that was to sanders campaign, that he's run a good campaign. did you find that authentic? >> well, you know, i'm not going to judge her authenticity, but i will say this, senator sanders, whether they admit it or not has run a heck of a campaign. when he first started this race. he was only 3% in the polls. nobody believed he would be where he is today. when you have him and the secretary side by side among democrats, they are in a statistical dead heat. so senator sanders whether they admit it or not has been amazing in this process and really has given not just democrats but americans something else to believe in, fighting for the working poor and the middle class. thomas, i don't believe and a lot of democrats across this country do not believe that these issues of income inequality, universal health care, climate change would have been raised to the level they are without senator bernie sanders in this race. >> but if we look at

kristina: i think there is a feeling that it would be undemocratic. to reject the candidate that voters have not -- to elect a candidate that voters have not cast ballots for. we have seen paul ryan say no, he didn't want to become speaker and then a series of events occurred and now, he is speaker paul ryan. so there is a sense that maybe we will see history repeat itself. host: there is one scenario on the table in which donald trump has the most delegates and the votes but he is 100-125 votes short. what happens then? paul: i think what happens on the second ballot is that you will start to see efforts of coalition building. that is more likely than going immediately to a paul ryan-mitt romney person, you would see ted all right, you're number one, i am number two, we become a ticket, together, we might get 1237. let, they may be marco rubio, essentially a fourth-place winner in the race, unofficialand play, promises where marco will become attorney general or something like that. you start to see coalitions come together. i think you would have to

kristina: we are seeing solid consumer demand.ut private debt levels, which are very significant. there is an enormous focus on developed countries, high public debt levels, but countries like china have very high private debt levels. we worry about the chance for bubbles forming but right now, the consumer looks very solid. tellingere are you clients to put money with all these moving parts, with the fed considering a move, there just seems to be quite a lot of turmoil in the markets, today. kristina: we have been talking about the idea that we have to take some risk is the overarching environment, we are still very financially repressive, globally, it means we have to take some level of risk and have to find some income, but we need to be selective. -- an environment like last year with qe pushing stocks up. you have to be a lot more discerning. sometimes that means being a tactical asset allocator because opportunities present themselves that may only last a short while it for something else -- before they become fully valued o

. >> kristina joins us now for what we can expect >> reporter: it's -- kristina reno horry countyn. >> the face of the 20-dollar bill is changing. hair yet tubman will be the -- heriett tubman will now be on the front. >> it's about time.? do you know who she is. >> she's one of the -- she helped the slaves with the underground railroad. >> she was born a slave, escaped slavery and formed the underground railroad that led thousands of slaves to freedom. she was a nurse, cook and scout in the civil war. >> she had a important history. to have a woman on a 20, i'm personally excited about it. >> the only two other women to be featured in the past are pocohontis and the the wife of george washington. >> alexander hamilton is staying on the front of the 10 but the women's suffrage will be on the back. >> women have had respect for a long time, but not in wall ways to the man. >> lincoln is getting company with imagines of martin luther king jr., marion anderson.? we're entitled to be represented on our currency. >> it's going to be awhile before the bills are are printed and in circulatio

kristina: i think there is a feeling that it would be undemocratic. the candidate that voters have not -- to elect a candidate that voters have not cast ballots for. we have seen paul ryan say no, he didn't want to become speaker and then a series of events occurred and now, he is speaker paul ryan. so there is a sense that maybe we will see history repeat itself. host: there is one scenario on the table in which donald trump has the most delegates and the votes but he is 100-125 votes short. what happens then? paul: i think what happens on the second ballot is that you will start to see efforts of coalition building. that is more likely than going immediately to a paul ryan-mitt romney person, you would see ted all right, you're number one, i am number two, we become a ticket, together, we might get 1237. let, they may be marco rubio, essentially a fourth-place winner in the race, unofficialand play, promises where marco will become attorney general or something like that. you start to see coalitions come together. i think you would have to get sever

. >>> so he was one of the last people with bobbi kristina brown, on the night she was found clingingo life in a bathtub. in an exclusive interview, nick gordon is opening up about his and bobbi kristina's substance abuse throughout the ordeal. >> photos surfaced of crissy smoking out of a bong and snorting cocaine on the internet in 2011. did she have a drug problem? >> yeah. >> did you ever see her do drugs? while her mother was alive? >> socially, maybe smoke a little bit. >> she started doing drugs at some point. >> it got really bad after she had passed away. >> in a two-part investigation, he talks about being accused of having smog do with her death. >>> straight ahead. d.c. schools respond to this picture of nasty-looking water. coming from an elementary school. >>> and how this angry alligator ended up in a dude's living room. >> that is the fastest way to get me out. and after the break, two lockdowns in two days, at the white house. what happened today and some new information about yesterday's suspect. that is next. >>> it upon again -- happened again. for the second day i

so many are saying this is in a way a revenge by the victory party that's kristina's.nched by a congressman very polarized. 40 the support the president and thank you very much indeed. at his tortured body was found in a ditch nine days later. in rome with the latest. behind me in rome many h the police academy p delegation has been meeting with italian prosecutor to discuss details surrounding the murder of at the italian student who was found murdered in a ditch just outside of cairo. know in that meeting there has been 2,000 pages presented that contains testimonies from some 200 witnesses. and it is a case which has aroused a lot of emotion here in italy. the case in the italian student, who was just conducting his stubbeddies and found murdered there, and the italian people have been exerting more pressure on the italian government to do something about finding out the truth behind this murder. italians have been extremely angered about how the egyptian authorities have dealt with the investigation when they conducted their own investigations they discovered their

. >> kristina rendon. >>> three pedestrians, incluing two teenagers were hurt after being hit by a car in pittsburg. police tell us that one car ran a red light, hit another car which then clips the pedestrians. the victims were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. no word on any arrest. >>> in the north bay a 14-year- old boy let rohnert police on a high speed chase that ended in a crash a and his escape. the teen turned himself into to police a few hours later. happened when the officer tried to stopped teen when he allegedly ran a stop sign on southwest boulevard. the boy lost control of the car and hit a road sign. two minors in the car were detained. the 14-year-old was booked into jew knife hall. we have dramatic video to show you of a firefighter rescuing someone from a house fire. a neighbor shot this video of a fire using a ladder. the fire near courtland avenue was reported just before 7:00 a.m. one person was taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition. fire crews got the fire out quickly and the cause is under investigation. >>> no words to

. >> reporter: last year we introduced to kristina. an experienced pilot who along with her co-pilot were both blinded by the lights at levi stadium on final approach to land. >> it was blinding. the captain i flew with went to the doctor the next day. >> reporter: according to new records obtained by the investigative unit, she is just one of 25 pilots including pilots from southwest, sky west, alaska airplanes, u.p.s. and fedex who complained about the lights at the stadiums since 2014. the e-mails date back to early 2014 and extend through 2015 to january of this year, 2016. take several different e-mails from faa officials in july 2014. it appears that the stadium lighting and jumbotron are so bright one pilot claims it block out the lighting and a huge television screen is visible from the tower and this e-mail in may 2015, we did get reports of the stadium lights strobe lights being at least 2,000 feet into the air. had we been operating from the other runway end, this could have been a large concern to arriving traffic. >> that'

there's a cute picture from kristina sanchez of her kid so thank you for that. >> mike. >> robin perezed a gender neutral name like my own because i wanted baby's sex to be kept a secret from me. we went with devon. >> these are good criteria for when you're doing what the baby's name is. we have leon, says my son is due in august and automatically decided to take my name, fourth generation leon. couldn't pass it up. i have a picture to pop up for you from twitter, tweeted by brent kotaki, he said it was a sweet 16 bracket of names to choose a winner. ely, henry, nathan, mason, aden, lucas, cameron, mystery name at the bottom so take it very, very serious. >> i like the bracket. >>> we are going to bring in the woman behind mommy files on sf gate. a number of ways parents can road test baby names. >> they get serious. >> college applications. >> you get two vetoes and i get two vetoes. >> i hope my wife isn't watching. she says i have mentioned a name. let's name her -- >> bly. >> you have been through name picking rodeo twice yourself so -- >> my advice, here was my thing, growing up

the congressional agenda over the next several months with paul kane of the washington post and kristinaerson of the wall street journal. then, christina peterson of the wall street journal. talks aboutonzales which states are least and most dependent on federal assistance. and later, create gilbert gives us a preview of wisconsin's presidential primary. ♪ host: good morning on capitol hill, the senate returns to work this week. the president's nominee for supreme court justice will meet with 11 senators. also on the senate agenda, a bill allowing civil litigation if international trade secrets are stolen at a bill that would provide additional funding for tighter security along the perimeter of airports. the house returns next week. it is mond

. >> kristina taught me that. >> she can move a little bit. >> she's got the moves. >> favorite boardkind of a 3-d board game. >> trivial pursuit every time. >> how about you? >> i like scrabble. we used to play full contact scrabble in our house? >> what does that mean? >> you couldn't do anything less than three letters and my mother -- we had an egg timer so you had to be done -- >> aggressive scrabble. >> yes. today is national scrabble day. it's the birthday of the game's creator. scrabble is originally referred to as the crisscross words game. >> look at that one. >> speaking of board games, hasbro and indy go go have teemed up to make the next big game challenge. submit ideas for a new game at www nextgreatgamechallenge.com. winner gets $25,000 and the opportunity to work with hasbro to make their game a reality. >> wow. that's a good one. >> trivial pursuit. >> why do you like trivial pursuit? >> tests the mind. get a good group of people, takes an hour or so after dinner, couple drinks hanging out. >> adults? >> want to fire a couple off? >> sure. >> where in london would you

. >> kristina schacke, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> ted cruz and john kasich st teaming >> ted cruz and john kasich have no path to victory. >> do we want to be behind a campaign that is based on yelling and screaming? >> i ain't getting out, just so you all know. >> i don't want to be too presidential yet. >> you have to ask yourself, what really is at stake in this election? >> we're going to fight for every last vote. >> it's a phony business, this politic politics. >> these terrorists are doing everything in their power to strike our cities and kill our citizens. we need to do everything in our power to stop them. >> the news of prince's death has been a shock. as the world mourns a musical icon. this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> i ate my way through rome. >> this is a big day. >> my last day on "new day." >> some come and some go. >> i'm staying right here. >> i know, i know. we'll talk about that later. enough of that. plenty of breaking news for you. stunning twist in the republican race. ted cruz and john kasich keep goi