. >> neil gorsuch is is being forced to share office with elk and elk has name and name it leroy. >> cartoon character. >> we d have a picture of it. he's a huge elk the late antonin scalia kept in his office. >> full stuffed elk or head. >> i don't know the office space situation. >> when confirmed someone thought to give him leroy. he's delighted to share the space with leroy. >> i'm sure he loves that things. >> it could be creepy. >> odd. >> other things there were things he wanted to change like wall pain paper an stuff no the elk stays. >> you have traveled and woken up in middle night and there was stuffed animal head on wall. >> that could scare the crap out of me. >> i have not. i would leave immediately. i stayed in a hotel room that didn't have is proper fill ago roun the doors. >> that's all. >> it was ghost. >> back after this we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life.

leroy says he was thrilled to go fr a spin.reminded him of his younger days when he would go for a motorcycle ride and travel the country with his wife.wife. >> we should have let leroy drive it. they're not so easy to drive. that was for the best . if he loves motorcycles. we want to make before, sunday morning landfall for this storm system. we gotcha covered. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com welcome to "superhuman"! you will witness five of the most incredible people you will ever see

eugene thomas and the who stood there leroy wilkins. [cheers and applause] befitting the occasion of a ku klux klan rally they were bee sieged by -- besieged by autograph hunters. klan members accused of crimes must be defended. paid and moneybe is required for operating salaries d leader which are as high as $1,500 a month. the money comes from and how much is a secret. initiationwn is that fees are between $10 and $25 and dues are from $3 to $15. conservative estimate is the klan is a million dollar a year initiation fees, sales, individual contributions a klant can be raised by klud at a rally. >> you can afford to give $1,000. pay one man's salary. that might be a businessman. there he is. you could write a check for one salary to do nothing but settle up units throughout north carolina. you have, $10, walk do you know with it. do that? ou know we ought to be able tonight to come way on up the ladder. this. going to count >> the men and >> ♪ the old rugged cross [indiscernible] >> ♪ and i love that old home [indiscernible] ♪ charles

but perhaps nothing can beat leroy rosenior‘s ten minutes in charge of torquay united in 2007. hodgson, last seen guiding england to an early euro 2016 exit, is tipped to succeed de boer. meanwhile, one managerial veteran believes more icebergs lie ahead. i was sacked as a champion, ranieri was sacked as a champion. frank de boer is sacked after four matches. next season, something incredible will happen again. so, nothing surprises me. with few exceptions, the life span of a premier league manager is a short and perilous one, as frank de boer has now discovered to his cost. richard conway, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. tonight, hurricane irma. it is hard to add the words to the pictures we have all been seeing. we will be hearing from the mayor of miami. and the weather presenter tom arshavin acker is in florida to explain the life cycle of the hurricane, right from its beginnings in the hills of ethiopia. don't forget, the events in the house of commons, there will be votes on that important vote coming up. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are.

leroy sane the one to break the deadlock.n against the bottom club, who still haven't scored in the league all season. the first five, ten minutes we created two or three chances and after that we were not good. the ball should be moved and we did not move it. it has to be moved. in the last ten minutes of the first half, we started again to play well and it helped us score the first. in the second half, we were in the level of our last weeks. manchester united are keeping pace with their city rivals at the top of the table. a tougher afternoon for them at southampton, but another three points. romelu lu ka ku's 12th goal for club and country this season proved decisive. here are all the day's premier league results. spurs won the london derby at west ham 3—2. wins also for everton, chelsea and watford. burnley against huddersfield ended goalless. in spain, there were wins for both madrid clubs — while malaga and athletic bilbao shared a three—all draw. barcelona are currently 3—0 up away at girona. dutch champion chantal bla

for further space exploration including mound missions to mars we spoke to former i assess commander leroy chiao who thinks that joint projects like this how to nations to improve the relations on earth this deep space gateway is one of the cute components of the new architecture that is more moon century now and it's basically a node very small a human tended kind of a space station there will any if you were asked to both explore the moon and also service a departure point to go farther into the universe including possibly or hopefully one day to mars if you want. i'm going to mars in my opinion i think it makes a lot of sense to go back to the moon first because we want to make sure that everything we sent to mars before we send the crew there is going to work so we want to make sure habitats work the power sources power generators the rovers spacesuits we want to train crews there the moon is only three days away so if something goes wrong you can get your crew back pretty quickly when the d.s.t. does gives you a lot of flexibility for exploration and i would fully expect all of the pa

thirty-four year old michael bell reportedly admitted to striking 42 year old leroy mccrea repeatedlya altercation in bell's apartment saturday night. >> from the burlington county times lumberton man pleaded guilty to robbing pnc bank on ears town road. nicholas cavalier owe admitted to threatening a teller during the march 7 holds up. he has pleaded guilty to second agree robbery and will try to get into the state's drug court program. >> in the news journal, wilmington city council renamed three fire stations yesterday for firefighters who were killed in a house fire last september. plaques will be mounded on the stations in honor of lieutenant jerry, artist hope, and captain christopher leach. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> and up next, pat's here with your morning sports, good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys, eagles suffer big losses sunday in the win over the giants. but one was a double woman i. we'll hear from darren sproles following his season-ending injury. speaking of injuries, ben simmons, ready to go for t

program so i would expect to see i assess extended through at least twenty twenty eight all right leroy chiao always a fascinating talk we watch how former nasa astronaut and i is that commander thank you so lets hope a human embryo to be with you again. and these days more and more people are using dating apps and now one woman's experience may cause people to think twice before signing up are to try to be chavez had that story. it's no secret that we are living in the digital age and as social media becomes increasingly popular so are dating apps like tender but how do you ever stop to think about exactly how much these apps really know about you well one woman did it and she found that the dating app had eight hundred pages of some of her most intimate secrets her name is judith the poor tale she's a french journalist who penned a piece in the guardian revealing how she discovered the app had gathered a massive amount of information about her age gender interests the people that she had dated or spoken to even right down to where she lived during the time that she was using the appli

keith leroy tharp was scheduled to die yesterday.convicted of killing the sister of his estranged wife in 1990. tharp's lawyer says a racist jury voted to put him to death because he's african-american. the lawyers also argued the 59-year-old inmate is intellectually disabled and thus unavailable for execution. >> also new an idaho woman who helped rescue a child from a burning truck could face criminal charges. 34-year-old tequila isaac son was driving through washington state on sunday when she saw a pickup truck in flames at a rest area. isaac son says the boy's parents were trying to get him out while another man called 911. so, isaacson broke the glass door of a coffee shop to get a fire extinguisher. isaac son says a trooper later told her she'll have to pay to replace the there is a door or face burglary charges. no charges have been filed yet. >>> mechanics working overtime when drivers roll over thousands of spilled nails on an interstate. that story is next after the break. >> ♪ after brushing, listerine® total care strengt

norristown police responded to the riverside apartments on saturday night and found 42-year-old leroy on a couch. investigators say bell killed mccray after the two men had an argument. >>> the chester county man who was caught on video sucker punching a man with cerebral palsy has pleaded guilty to simple assault. barry baker had refused the terms of his plea agreement on friday. then yesterday he admitted to hitting and mocking michael ryan outside of a west chester 7-eleven in may in an unprovoked attack. ryan told us after the plea that he is happy it's all over. baker could be sentenced to up to four years in jail. >> happening today, the wild heated gop runoff in alabama for a u.s. senate seat will finally go to the polls. incumbent luther strange is facing off with roy moore and the debates have been the stuff of political theater. the winner will leave the senate seat left vacant by attorney general jeff sessions. president trump says strange is the best man for the job and that pits trump against steve bannon who is backing moore. bannon argues that strange has a coupling tie

germany's leroy sane scored two when he came on for brazil's gabriel jesus — who had also scored two.ing. managerjurgen klopp really wasn't happy with that mane red card. he did not see the goalkeeper for one second. the ball was i, he was running, he tried to catch the ball. that was it. unlucky. for me it was an accident, nothing else. it is not whatever you wanted to say about it. the main information... would ever we say it will not change it. it had a big influence on the football. here are the rest of today's premier league results. there were big wins for the north london clubs arsenal and tottenham. champions chelsea won at leicester. in spain's la liga barcalona are currently 3—0 up against city rivals espanyol. barca's lionel messi is wrecking havoc, he's got his hattrick. into the final quarter of an hour of this match. 0nto cricket and england have won the series against west indies, beating them convincingly in the third and final test at lord's in london. the day after claiming his 500th test wicket, james anderson followed it with career—best figures of 7 for a2, as the

leroy sane provided the answers. this made it four.the best of the lot. liverpool's frailties ruthlessly exposed, manchester city living up to their promise. adam wild, bbc news. some greater goals in there. note a round—up of all the action. we will dwell on that match a bit longer. i went to the jurgen dwell on that match a bit longer. i went to thejurgen klopp news conference yesterday and seemed —— he said he was looking forward to it after the break and the transfer window and he thought it would be quite tight. but it turned on that sending off. and you and i differ on this. you can make your own decisions about whether you think he should have been sent off but it turned the game. city 1—0 up at that point and then the floodgates opened. jurgen klopp said it would be a mistake for city to get carried away by this result and a mistake for liverpool to get too downbeat by it. what can i say? it was a game changer. i thought at 2— seeded to city, i'm sorry, but i couldn't believe we have more chances, i thought there was still some

leroy sane provided the answers. this made it four.nished with the best of the lot. liverpool's frailties ruthlessly exposed, manchester city living up to their promise. adam wild, bbc news. let's get more on that map and the rest of the premier league action. it is worth dwelling on that match because it was a whopping result for manchester city, we thought it would be much tighter and looking at the reaction of the managers at full—time tells you quite a bit. i wonder if he thinks he got away with one because he has a dreadful record against the big clubs, three out of 16 no but it was a real turning point. we saw the red card, controversial? not for me, a definite red card. that is the debate, whether or not it should have been a sending off. there was no intent but if your studs are high at head height that is dangerous. butjurgen klopp said it would be too dangerous for liverpool to get too downbeat because it came down to that one moment. what can i say? it was a game changer. 0ne moment. what can i say? it was a game changer. on

leroy sane the one to break the deadlock.and delph made it an impressive 5—0 win against the bottom club, who still haven't scored in the league all season. the first five or ten minutes we had a few attempts and after that we we re a few attempts and after that we were not good. the ball should be moved and we did not move it. that is why. .. it moved and we did not move it. that is why... it has to be moved. in the last ten minutes of the first half we started to play well again and it helped us to score the first goal. in the second half were on the level that we were last week. manchester united are keeping pace with their city rivals at the top of the table. a tougher afternoon for them at southampton, but another three points. romelu lu ka ku's 12th goal for club and country this season proved decisive. five goals in the evening kick off as liverpool beat leicester at the king power stadium. 3—2 was the final score. nick parrott watched the action. liverpool have been hard to watch when it comes to defending the season.

leroy sane the one to break the deadlock.en‘t scored in the league all season. the first five, ten minutes we created two or three chances and after that we would not good. the ball should be moved and we did not move it. it has to be moved. in the last ten minutes of the first half, we started again to play well and in the second half, we were in the level of our last weeks. manchester united are keeping pace with their city rivals at the top of the table. a tougher afternoon for them at southampton, but another three points. romelu lu ka ku‘s 12th goal for club and country this season proved decisive. it was a thrilling encounter in the evening kick off as liverpool beat leicester at the king power stadium. 3—2 was the final score. nick parrott watched the action. liverpool have been hard to watch when it comes to defending this season, so when it comes to defending this season, so much when it comes to defending this season, so much so when it comes to defending this season, so much so the manager jurgen klopp said he was

just scored a goal. 443 minutes they were stubborn and doing well, we created chances but the goal of leroy two goals, fabian delph and sergio aguero all on the goal sheet. superb second—half performance. roy hodgson was speaking to a few of his old england players, john stones and raheem sterling. it for him but for pep guardiola, and great day, the last few games, 5—0, 6—0 and again 5-0. we were not good enough with the ball. the ball should move and we did not move it. we have to move it better. the last ten minutes of the first half, we started again to play well and that helped us a lot to score the first goaljust before half—time. in the second half we we re half—time. in the second half we were at the level of the last few weeks. today was a harsh lesson. edward had been better had the legend not been so harsh but even if we had lost the game 1—0 we might have felt better about ourselves but we did not create enough chances. certainly any second half, to come back at them. the goals will fall when that happens. —— follow. manchester united are keeping pace with their city rivals at t

gwadagno [bells toll] first officer leroy homer. [bells toll] >> oseo kigrit. tolls] >> with all our family's love, c.c. ross lyles. [bells toll] >> hilda marsan. [bells toll] >> waleska martinez. [bells toll] >> nicole carol miller. [bells toll] >> our brother, louis joey naggi, ii. [bells toll] >> donald arthur peterson. [bells toll] >> jean hoadley peterson. [bells toll] >> mark david rothenberg. [bells toll] >> christine ann snyder. [bells toll] >> john talagnani. [bells toll] >> honor elizabeth waineo. [bells toll] >> and my beloved sister, deborah ann jacobs welsh. [bells toll] >> the national park service is honored to be the trusted stewards of flight 93 national memorial. national memorials, monuuments, and battlefields throughout the country honor and remember the sacrifices of those who in an hour of need rose to heights that defy all expectations. so why do people come here? and to better understand her story. while here, visitors may see a awn nursing home a flock of geese within the gross. a coyote on the hillside or a black bear running along the

gregory alan clark mannie leroy clark sara m. clark thomas r.na marie clarke michael j. clarke suria rachel emma clarke kevin francis cleary james d. cleere geoffrey w. cloud susan marie clyne steven coakley jeffrey alan coale patricia a. cody daniel michael coffey jason m. coffey florence g. cohen kevin sanford cohen anthony joseph coladonato mark joseph colaio stephen colaio christopher m. colasanti kevin nathaniel colbert michel p. colbert keith e. coleman scott thomas coleman tarel coleman liam joseph colhoun robert d. colin robert j. coll jean marie collin john michael collins michael l. collins thomas j. collins joseph k. collison jeffrey dwayne collman patricia malia colodner linda m. colon sol e. colon >> and my father ian schneider. yo, dude, in your eyes live was a party. there's no one who laughed louder, loved harder and cherished it all more than you. your love of life and passion with everyone you shared it with continues to inspire any 16 years later. i'm so honored to celebrate you each and every day about the we love and you mis

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guadagno [ bells ring ] first officer, leroy homer [ bells ring ] toshiya kuge [ bells ring ] >> withring ] hilda marcin [ bells ring ] waleska martinez [ bells ring ] nicole carol miller [ bells ring ] our brother, louis joey nacke ii [ bells ring ] donnell arthur peterson [ bells ring ] donald arthur peterson [ bells ring ] jean peterson [ bells ring ] mark david rothenberg [ bells ring ] christine ann snyder [ bells ring ] john talignani [ bells ring ] honor elizabeth wainio [ bells ring ] and my beloved sister, debra anne jacobs welsh [ bells ring ] >>> the national park service is honored to be the trusted stewards of flight 93 national memorial. national memorials, monuments, and battlefields throughout the country honor and remember the sacrifices of those who, in an hour of need, rose to heights that defy all expectations. so why do people come here? what inspires them to travel, oftentimes many hours out of their way to see this place? i believe the answer is quite simple, to honor the courageous acts of the 40 individuals aboard united airlines flight 93 and to better unders

how are you doing, leroy? >> were you shocked? were you surprised? >> yeah.>> no. i brought legal work and everything. >> though body's release date is still uncertain, his family remains hopeful that his life in prison is coming to an end. >> it's coming. it's coming. >> it's short enough right now to put in a mustard seed. >> right. >> yeah, because i mean, it's what, eight months going on nine months since the initial court order, you know, came through. and, i mean, it ain't no picnic. i had better peace when i had the life sentence still on. >> and we are so proud of you the way you have handled yourself in here for all those years. >> how you maintained and stayed focused. but we don't want to keep talking about that right now. we want to talk about you when you get out of here. >> first thing is we're going to have a fish fry. >> we're going to have a party. >> worthwhile. >> that's only right, but i know one thing, i want everybody back there to see that, yeah, you come from some -- from the pits to the pinnacle, to the top. i'm going to show them tha

montgomery county officials claim leroy mccrae was murdered with a hammer over the weekend.cutors charged michael bell with first degree murder. authorities responded to calls from the riverside apartments in norristown saturday night. they found mccrae's body lying on the couch dead from blunt force wounds to the head. investigation revealed that bell and mccrae had some kind of altercation. mccrae was hit with carpet tree hammer multiple times. we now know a little bit more today about how russian hackers targeted pennsylvania voters but we still don't know how much. pennsylvania secretary of state saying today he thinks hackers tried to alter voter registration records but the department of homeland security released information last week revealing that pennsylvania was one of 21 states targeted. cortez is confident the voting machines were not targeted as they're not connected to the internet. he added the state will decide later whether to reinforce election system security. >>> breaking right now. a possible defeat for the latest push to repeal obamacare. the bill that

leroy logan, do you come across superintendents who are anxious, who are depressed because they don'touple of really star officers because of the pressure of work because of the pressure of work because in 20091 because of the pressure of work because in 2009 i don't normally, this i don't normally come with props. this is a questionnaire. i do not want to be seen as weak and calling out for help would be seen asa calling out for help would be seen as a weakness and i wouldn't be selected for further ranks or specialism. before, people wouldn't talk about it and we lose people who, unfortunately, have broken down or become ill or have haven't become the leaders they should be because they are not functioning. we asked someone they are not functioning. we asked someone from the home office to take pa rt someone from the home office to take part and gave us a statement. "crimes traditionally measured by the independent crime survey for england and wales have fallen by well over a third since 2010 and overall police funding has been protected in real terms since the spending review in 20

. >>> a verbal fight comes to a deadly end, montgomery county officials say leroy mccray right here was murdered a hammer over the weekend, actually, thinks as prosecutors charged michael bell with first degree murder you are looking at. authorities responded to calls to the riverside apartments in norristown, saturday night. they found mccray's body lying on the couch, dead from blunt force wounds to the head. once again we are looking at the suspect. an investigation revealed that bell and mccray had an altercation, mccray was hit multiple times. >>> all right. coming up on 4:16. all this victim wanted was a little bit of help starting his car and nine years later investigators are still trying to figure out who killed him and what happened. philadelphia police say that in september of 2008, 24 year-old math no vac got in the car with some strangers expecting them to help him with his car trouble. instead someone shot him, and left him to die. it has been almost a decade now. reward to find his killers has jump topped $45,000, on top of that, police have put up a new billboard, on, 67

leroy sane provided the answers. this made it four.e best of the lot. liverpool's frailties ruthlessly exposed, manchester city living up to their promise. adam wild, bbc news. chris froome will win the vuelta a espana, the tour of spain, tomorrow after coming through the penultimate stage safely. a tricky mountain finish in treacherous conditions gave froome's rivals some hope of catching him, but he finished third, to extend his lead to over two minutes, ahead of tomorrow's largely processional stage into madrid. he will become only the third man to complete the tour de france and vuelta double in the same year. it's finals weekend at the us open tennis. the bbc sport website has all the details, including jamie murray and martina hingisjust getting underway in the mixed doubles. that's all for now. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we are back with the late news. now, on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. we have seen some hefty showers across the country today but those showers will fade throu

leroy sane scored their first just before the break — and city were rampant inthe second half. fourth, to move within one of levelling the club's goalscoring record. and finally substitute fabian delph with a screamer for their 5th. palace — remain the only side in europe's top five leagues yet to score this season. it was difficult because they stayed really deep and we had some chances but the last pass was often missing. after that we scored 1—0 before half—time and that was good for us. they won 1—0 at southampton thanks to a goal from their belgian striker romelu lu ka ku. they are level on points with city at the top of the table. we are in second place and unbeaten. the way that we attack is something that i know already. it is something we have been doing since the beginning of the season. we defended against a team that had a go at us against a team that had a go at us against another team that tried everything to win the game. i am really ha p py everything to win the game. i am really happy with the spirit. chelsea were comfortable winners beating stoke city 4—0 with

with me is leroy logan — a former superintendent with the metropolitan police and ex—chair of the nationalmpiled this report, what do you think of its findings and explain what you think the key findings are? well, i welcome the report. like everything, it is important that we keep an idea on whether disproportionality is. it is quite clear the criminal justice disproportionality is. it is quite clear the criminaljustice system needs reforming. we need to have a more reflective justice system in terms ofjudges, magistrates. and of course to make sure they have that cultural intelligence and competence to make sure theyjudge people without unconscious bias. and we also need to have a reflected police service. but again shows a lack of unconscious bias. and of course, a lot of institutional racism, to make sure they build trust and confidence in the community. what would be the most urgent, concrete steps you believe could be taken that would help in what you say is needed?” think what is really important is around leadership. i would like to think that the commissioner cressida dick would s

collision risks joining me now to talk more about it is retired nasa astronauts and pariah says commander leroy chiao thanks so much for joining us today so what's this space debris how close is it to earth and is it dangerous for us well space debris is one of the bigger concerns that we have as a dangerous space craft frankly there's a lot of it up there and any time you launch anything into space you know you have just anything from paid clicks to come off to bigger pieces to spread to derelicts satellites and you've got natural things to basically little micrometeoroid single rocks flying around out there orbital speed is lowered the orbit is around twenty five thousand kilometers an hour so you can imagine an impact from a small object at that speed could be catastrophic and that's why all spacecraft have some shielding the i assess the international space station certainly has shielding as did the space shuttle and other spacecraft but it is the number one concern that we have for spacecraft flying into you know a good god. that's native and is the i assess or the space telescope at rest

justices granting a stay of execution for 59-year-old keith leroy tharpe.racist. he is convicted of killing his sister-in-law 30 years ago. >>> emanuel sampson admits to shooting, killing a woman and shooting seven others at a parish outside of nashville, tennessee. the 25-year-old immigrant from sudan is charged with criminal homicide. additional charges are expected. >>> major milestone for one of president trump's biggest campaign promises. >> build that wall. build that wall. build that wall. jillian: crews officially breaking ground on prototypes for the wall near san diego. six months, companies will build a total of eight models. president trump will pick the winning design. those are the headlines on wednesday. send it back to you guys. steve: republicans scrapping their vote on health care after four u.s. senator, all republicans would not apparently support it. senator rand paul is one of the four. we will join brian. brian: buffalo bills taking a knee. one stadium worker taking a stand. quit his job after 30 years. you will hear from him coming u

. ♪ muck bad, bad leroy brown, the baddest man in the whole -- stuart: i know the song, of course.it's a great song. check that big board, the rally holds, 43 points higher. 32,100. -- 22,100. what are you laughing at? >> trying to remember the singer. [laughter] stuart: show me the big five technology companies -- >> jim croce. stuart: of course. only amazon is up amongst the big five. amazon's pretty close to $1,000 a share. then we have comcast, it got an upgrade. it debuted a youtube app on its x infinity one, i have no clue what that's about, but the stock is up nearly 2%. jeff flock is on the road in florida. last hour he told us he was going to check up on his mum. watch this. >> reporter: and i'll tell you this, my mother spent the hurricane in her bathtub in a town not too far from here. so next hour -- [laughter] if it's all the same to you, i may stop by there. i haven't told her i'm coming, but i'd like to see how she fared. so, you know, you had my daughter on last hurricane, i figure we'll give my 91-year-old mother a shot if you're up for it. stuart: jeff, that is ju

and this is video of one of her stops in leroy, new york. 80 years ago flying over the pacific ocean ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... police in the east bay make an arrest in a hit-and-run that injured a 3-year-old boy. coming up at six... we will tell you who police say is responsible and after the break... two new movies hit theaters this weekend. we have a preview after the break. ♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪ it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. marshalls. your surprise is