. >>> plus, mike rowe is going to stop by later in the show. >>> but first, there's this new threat to our teenagers, a new type of drug that you may have never heard of about the are being marketed to your kids addreas harmless. they are anything but. drew griffin is here with a really important story to tell. >> it's a story, sanjay, that the parents of two dead teenagers really want to be told because they themselves have no idea what happened to their children. the new drugs are called synthetics chemically produced designer drugs. listen, they are designed to evade the law, sold online, easy to get and before anyone knew what they were dealing with these drugs tore through a midwestern city ruining dozens of lives. >> reporter: in the week of june 10th, 2012, law enforcement in grand forks were dealing with an outbreak of violent overdoses. a mystery drug on the streets had already killed two teenagers. >> we've got multiple overdoses. two young men lost their lives. what's more serious than that? >> reporter: tim purreden is the u.s. attorney for north dakota. >> it was unprus de

mike row starts now. >>> the surgeon cuts off your arm and the skin over. >> you won't see that because those are the parts that weren't good enough to make it into the final cut. come on. i dare you not to watch. >> early, early, early. super early here in philadelphia. i love the cobblestone streets in philadelphia. so rustic and historic. what's with the coffee? a creepy museum called the mooter that her husband bruce was too scared to visit. she asked me to go in her place and since i need to every week, a woman in question called anna doty. hi, how are you? it's lovely to meet you. curator or curator? but there's something vaguely national treasurish and continental. tell them now, for the record, this is anna's mission. tell them? >> i'm the historical record keeper of the human body in all of its glory, its suffering, its chain. >> that's really great. >> yeah. >> i see a lot of red circles with multiple lines through them. no hoagies. no cheese steaks. no filming, no bags and no human heads. >> that's not true. we have human heads. we're part of a much larger institution called

built for business. >>> when i was up in new york the week of mike rowe's show premiere.ng we talked about was this idea of safety third. in some ways it's an idea that's so crazy, you have to stop and think about it for a minute. >> no, you made up safety third in an attempt to start a conversation, tweet people a little bit, because the -- the safety first way of thinking is, perhaps, the most well intended goal, but if you really think it through, it's got some flaws. first of all, safety is never first. if it were, we would wrap ourselves in bubble pack and stay home and drive rubber cars at speeds approaching 5 miles an hour. life is about managing risks. it's not about making safety the prime directive. it's about being safe as often as you can. but the safety first culture, and with great respect, you know, a lot of the protocols you'll read in osha and a lot of other well-intended manuals that mandate very, very specific adhesion, these things over time create, in my view, a kind of complacency that's counterintuitive. so, when you're forced to sit through a compu

hi, i'm mike rowe.as the cobras had on this neighborhood as far as you have seen? >> you know, the cobras are such a positive role model for teens who don't have a lot of support at home. they have been that entity that made them feel successful. i am sure they told you they have been to several inaugural events, we have been to france three times overseas. >> paris? >> paris three times. you know, we had things that kids read in books where they could see in person. so we made them king and queen of monaco, so none of them have never been out of the city. >> i want to talk to your mentor, too, willie. i got the bishop, don, 50 kids, a whole bunch of drums. that is what is happening. this is the part where we walk away from the cameras like we had a plan the whole time. >>> i'm anderson cooper live in i have a cold theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we

i'm in a disposable world. >> mike rowe hashtag diva. >> we're in kansas city.have any suggestions for what we could do here. one of my favorites was this one from gwen carver. she's suggested the crew and i go visit the hair museum. there's only one hair museum on planet earth and it belongs to a woman named leila. she's inside along with hair. hair from all over the place apparently. here we are and there it is. i'm here. you must be leila. >> leila. >> i'm saying it right? >> yes. welcome to my hair museum. >> thank you. your hair museum? >> yes, sir. >> am i correct in assuming and believing as i was told it's the only one of its kind? >> in the whole world. >> no other museums on planet earth dedicated to hair? >> no. >> you got the only one? >> uh-huh. i'll start with this one right here. there's 150 names on it. each one of the pieces you see the little black and white, that tells who's hair belongs to the 150 names. the little bird up there at the very top is number one. you start down the left side. before the camera was invented this is how they did ge

i'm mike rowe. >> i'm anna doti. >> we're here to talk about an important problem. >> beef broth enemas>> this is a tragedy and it needs to stop. man and women following the best advice of medical professionals are putting meat by-products into their bottoms. please don't let this happen to you or your loved ones. >> yes, please, just say no. >> from eating the bottom. there's more stories here than we could tell you in ten episodes but the one story i haven't heard yet is anna's. you seem to have figured something out. did you get lucky? >> yes, i really think that i stumbled into this job. i came back from a stint in peru doing human rights work, totally burnt out and having absolutely no idea what i was going to do next. >> what happened in peru? >> my friend is an anthropologist, so i was teaching forensic anthropology to peruvian people to identify their own dead. i was doing the analysis as well. >> back in the 1990s, the terrorist group called the shining path did a lot of bad things to a lot of innocent people. anna had a front row seat. >> i kind of was like, do i want to do th

mike rowe. >> they told me to wear short. >> you're going to bang your knees up quite a bit. certain things we don't tell students to bring because it's not absolutely necessary. if you suffer more about it, next time in the field you'll make sure you have it. >> sure. builds character. >> i had a military instructor here for a while. he said there's two ways to learn. pain and humiliation. >> he should be in television. >> yeah. >> so, really, you're -- i mean, you're starting from a pretty fundamental place with survival training. and building from there and emersing your students? >> oh, yeah, it's full emersion. you're never going to have all the gear, all the equipment you want. an emergency happening on a day hike. >> right. >> so, in order to be able to improvise effectively, you have to have a complete understanding of the fundamentals. you have to know what all these techniques are based on. do we have traps and weapons? the whole deal. >> you have weapons? >> plenty. primitive weapons. >> weapons. so what's your background? >> first formally taught these skills when

colleague mike rowe, you know him, love him, but did you know he's not just a avid singer.stmastime into the song from "the grinch" the theme song. one of his facebook friends challenged him to do it again only this time she'd pay him up to $1,000 for his mike rowe works charity, the catch he had to sing "the grinch" theme in a bath robe as a duet with his dog freddy. somebody's got to do it and mike rowe, rose to the occasion. ♪ your heart's an empty hole ♪ your brain is full of unwashed socks ♪ ♪ there's garlic in your soul, mr. grinch ♪ ♪ i wouldn't touch you with a 39 1/2 foot pole ♪ >> oh my, the voice! >> my gosh! >> he sounds great! >> in a bath robe with the dog. >> freddy did not howl at all but mike's charity still gets $1,000 and the mike rowe works foundation is great, helps people by awarding scholarships to people who show skill and interest in the trades. >> mike rowe we love you. >> sounds wonderful. >>> let's get you to "the newsroom" with carol costello. end it here, hug it out, resist the flu, carol, with a hug. we're hugging you digitally. >> oh, thank y

show me something else. >> thank you. >> will mike rowe recover?dy's gotta do it" wednesday at 9:00 eastern on cnn. that's it for us. i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm john berman. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> the case against cosby taking the leap from mere allegations to a full-fledged lawsuit. the accuser says she was just 15 at the time of the alleged assault claiming it all played out at the playboy mansion. >>> also ahead, what's so controversial about defending cops and calling looters scumbags? plenty when it refers to ferguson and the guy talking is charles barkley. hear what else barkley had to say and the angry reactions he's getting this hour. >>> and speaking of defending cops, who's protecting darren wilson from all the death threats ever since the killing of michael brown? hello, everyone. i'm ashleigh banfield. welcome to "legal view."

$1,000 and the mike rowe works foundation is great, helps people by awarding scholarships to people who show skill and interest in the trades. >> mike rowe we love you. >> sounds wonderful. >>> let's get you to "the newsroom" with carol costello. end it here, hug it out, resist the flu, carol, with a hug. we're hugging you digitally. >> oh, thank you. i feel all warm and fuzzy. i'm going to cry. have a great day. have a nice weekend. >> listen up! >> "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. they had the keys to the entire building, that's how one u.s. official describes the access hackers had to the sony computer system. thieves apparently commandeered the credentials of top level i.t. employees as early as today, the u.s. government could publicly name north korea for the attack, which they have traced using digital footprints. >> the u.s. government is taking this attack very seriously, as an attack on a company, it's an attack on its employees and frankly, it's an attack on the freedoms that we enjoy

"someone's got to do it" with mike rowe begins right now. >>> last time i went to las vegas and visitedot of pigs, chasing a pig, lifted the pigs, fed the pigs, ate a pig. that was fun. kn

. >>> plus, mike rowe is going to stop by later in the show. >>> first, there is a new threat to teenagersay have never heard of but are being marketed to your kids as harmless. and the truth is, as you might guess, is that they are anything but harmless. senior investigative correspondent drew griffin is here with a really important story to tell. >> and it's a story, sanjay, that the parents of two dead teenagers really want to be told, because they themselves had no idea what happened to their children. these new drugs are called synthetics, chemically produced, designer drugs, designed to

. >>> plus, mike rowe is going to stop by later in the show. >>> but first, there's this new threat to that you may have never heard of about the are being marketed to your kids addreas harmless. they are anything but. drew griffin is here with a really important story to tell. >> it's a story, sanjay, that the parents of two dead teenagers really want to be told because they themselves have no idea what happened to their children. the new drugs are called synthetics chemically produced designer drugs. listen, they are designed to evade the law, sold online, easy to get and before anyone knew what the w

tylenol® >>> i'm mike rowe. this is cnn. >>> bill cosby drugged me.ow, we've heard quite a few women say those words. but when legendary super model beverly johnson used those same words as a headline for her "vanity fair" essay, it was what everyone on facebook and twitter was talking about. >> yesterday, she actually spoke to cnn's alison kamar ratto and revealed her vivid story of the night spent with bill cosby 30 years ago. >> he made this cappuccino. i said i really didn't want to drink any coffee. it would keep me up late at night. he was very insist stent i try this cappuccino that would be the best coffee i ever had. i relented. he gave me the cappuccino. i took one sip and i felt something very strange going on in my head. >> describe the sensation in your body, that you started feeling immediately. >> well, the first sensation was, you know, a little woozy. and so then i took another sip and after that second sip, i knew i had been drugged. it was very powerful, it came on very quickly. the room started to spin. my speech was slurred. i rem

the warriors continue to roll on the floor with the flash boys leading them to their 15th win in a row. mikey area is home, sadly, to a large amount of human trafficking. we are devoting a half-hour to talk about it. it's a $32 billion business worldwide. coming up on "beyond the headlines" we talk with oakland police chief about it, as well as alameda county's district attorney. you will also hear from a survivor of human trafficking, and learn more about a program that gives survivors training and jobs. join abc7 news anchor cheryl jennings for "beyond the headlines" right after our newscast right here on abc7. >>> while a visit to the "nutcracker" might be on your list of holiday traditions, thousands are making a less traditional choice. only in san francisco would drag queens dressed up like the golden girls pack a mission district theater night after night. abc7 traffic and entertainment reporter leyland takes us behind the scene. ♪ thank you for being a friend >> "the golden girls" ran on tv for 7 seasons from 19835 to 1992 and still lives on in reruns today. the comedy tells a story

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. >> mike will be the refer row. >> what about my wires? >> you're wireless.objection. >> i got a pack on my back. >> you ready for this. are you -- is this a shoot off. are we back to back. >> i promise you won't die. >> let's do the dougie. crank up that music. >> back to back. >> come on. why my back to you. >> it's fine. stand over there. >> you do it first. i want to see who you do it. >> ♪ everybody dougie >> she actually doing the dougie for real. >> you get one dougie. >> oh, okay. >> all knees. (laughter). >> really? >> all knees. you got to bring it down though. >> look. i don't need to do it. all knees. what about the head? you got to -- i'm older so this knee don't do what it used to. (laughter). >> this knee needs to warm up. ya'll didn't tell me this was happening. i need to stretch this knee. (laughter). >> my meniscus something ain't right. if i go lower than this something happens. yo, all shoulders. >> all shoulders. okay. >>> all shoulders. (laughter). >> my meniscus. >> i hope he didn't tear that. you can watch the dance challenge all over

i'm going to call on the two in the front row, mike from the wilson center and the other gentleman will identify himself. wilson a with the center. >> you talked about the efforts going on in iraq now and if i understood that there are still relatively in the preliminary stages. how likely is it that mainly battles will be forced on you before much of the training has taken place? i'm thinking about the situation, one is the battle for ahmaddy that it's likely to be imposed on you by isil if the reports are that they're closing in on the city is right. and the second is the battle for mosul. there are reports in the iraq government warrant the battle. >> two questions. in front. >> yeah, mike from the wilson center. general, thank you very much. the question i wanted to ask is long the lines of marina's. i would add to the problems cannot wait throughout the winter. my real question is, we have been here for an hour and the elephant in the room has not been mentioned, iran. do you see are iran as a helpful or unhelpful force in terms of what we have to do in iraq? i know it's more compl

but mike conley, 17 points for him. grizzlies, fifth win in a row the warrior's 16-game win streak. >> that's a lot of information you gave the morning folk. >> value added. >> there you go. >> get your day started. that's all we have. back to you. >>> and the pulse is next. get out of bed, but not just yet. there's a new information on sleep, when to start your day. >>> and one little girl's hilarious letter to the toothfairy. it's going viral. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. with abreva. hey guys...guys! pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistable sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table

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mike. see ya. good morning, we'll be right back. >> that's something. >> a fire has damaged row home in west philly. firefighters got the call to this home, 3:45 this morning, they goat it under flow about a half hour, told one person is at an area hospital with medical condition, not related to the fire, fiery end to this one car crash, leaves a man dead. it happened just before 1:30, on hill dale and bummcar roads in cheltenham township. police say the driver trashed into a pole, two park cars, before flipping over and bursting into flames. the crash remains under investigation this morning, police looking for gunman who shot a man in university city. no word on what led to the shooting which happened 40th and market around 12:30 this morning. after that, the 30 year old victim ran into a bar where police say he works as a bar teer. the man is in stage. stable condition with gunshot wound to his left thigh. >> good morning, everyone, thank you for joining us. also this morning, bill cosby firing back, the comedian counter suing a woman who claims he molested her four decades ago when she was just

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if i'll say this fairly confident which there will never be a day that a row about the replace as real live human sportscaster mike because they are irreplaceable. the. >> coming up tonight 7 news at >> coming up tonight 7 news at 11:00. happening now lightning on the bay area. we have team coverage on this powerful stor storm. >> plus thieves target toy for tot. heartless crime and how the community plans to bounce back. join us for 7 news at 1 the community plans to bounce back. join us for 7 news at 1 11:00 over on channel 7. city. she was here right now great finish. >> i tell you what. you are doing the news. sorry. were yours currently had the longest streak in the nba. 9 day winning 5 on the road. orlando hoping for magic on their own. curry and thompson questionable for tonight gym on the court. magic that jumped out early. victor pulls up knock did you know the 3. former hoosier star on fire. warriors warm-up later in the first. if he throw it down second quarter. up 2. barns wide open 3. nails it barns had 13 at the half. time running out in the half. dream on. give and go. 10 at the half. 22-10 in the t

mike but he doesn't realize he's a passenger on the plane. >> passengers, please have your warm encouragement to welcome the stunning lady sitting in row 24,ulie, to please stand in the aisle. >> he wants this woman to please stand up, julie. julie is this fellow's girlfriend. she has no idea this guy's on the flight. >> you know why? >> i'm a hijacked member of the guy's proposal. >> passengers love it. >> do me the great honor and become my wife? >> they kiss. he gets down on one knee, puts the ring on her finger and comes over the microphone. >> thank you. >> now, let's go inside a plane in the united states. this plane still at the gate at sky harbor international airport in phoenix, arizona. ♪ when i fly southwest jet ♪ ♪ a great fare from me >> gate agent singing a version of wonderful by grand funk railroad. people love it. >> have a great day. >> this guy, scott, known for his singing around the phoenix sky harbor airport. he not only does one song, he does a parody "for once in my life" by stevie wonder. >> once in my life. >> toothbrush. >> no one talks to nick on a plane or traveling. >> right. >>> that's it for "right this minu

mike conley, 17 points for him. having a great season. grizzlies, fifth win in a row> that's a lot of information you gave the morning folk. >> value added. >> there you go. get your day started right. that's all we have. back to you. >>> and the pulse is next. tonight you to get out of bed, on "world news." toothfairy. it's going viral. groups. retiring t.s.a. chief says his agency gives extra scrutiny to travelers from syria, yemen and other nations home to groups that plot to sneak a bomb on a passenger yet. other agencies in the department of homeland security security got the exemption. >> first, you could rollover unused minutes and now a cell phone company is letting customers stash their unused data. >>> this dog could be double. how the humane society found eddie the terrible a new hope. >> keeping the flu at bay over the holidays, tips to stay healthy. >> keep tab on weather and traffic throughout the entire commercial break with abc7 news now. at look at the embarcadero wet and slick. you've been part of this family for as long as i can remember. and you ju

mike, what you got going today? >> good morning, mika. first things first. for joe roll tide, number one in ap seventh year in a rowk you for the updates. mike gives me great e-mail updates through the weekend. i greatly appreciate it. what a game. >> politico has a piece up entitled the obama republicans. who are they. what are they? >> so, mika, this is the first time i have had something hopeful to tell you from washington in i don't know how long. one of the big problems with getting anything done on capitol hill is that there's no swing republicans. they are all from deep red districts and current congress there's only 17 house republicans who are from a district that president obama won. that means there's 217 who are from pure red districts. in the new congress coming in january, there's nine more. 26 republicans come from districts that president obama won. this means that they are going to need to distinguish themselves from the conservative republican majority. it will give speaker boehner a little more leverage with his hardest right to say, hey, i need to protect these men and women. i need to make some

row. owner woody johnson opted to clean house monday and start fresh with a new coach and gm and in atlanta, not a surprise here either. mike smith officially done with the falcons. the team cut ties with smith this morning after his second straight losing season the falcons finished the season 6- 10. >>> but redskins fans reports say washington coach jay gruden is probably safe for 2015 and there are reports rg iii will be back as well. >>> okay. we had a kind of crud did i early morning start with the morning show, drizzly and chilly. allow about now? >> reporter: it is going to continue to get colder. temperatures in the 50s yesterday. 40s today and then highs in the 30s in our forecast. let's take a look outside right now with our michael and son weather cam. we have the weather planner. gray and dreary. stratus clouds overhead right now. the rain has pushed out and we are going to just continue to see the dreary weather through the rest of the day. day planner only in the 40s today. 47 degrees at 3:00. our high temperature will be about 48. we are going to reach 44 degrees at 6:00. lots of clouds still in place but at

mike kahne of a 5-2 win. >>> today outgoing maryland governor martin o'malley commuted the capital sentences of the last four death row inmates. the prisoners will now serve life behind bars. the state's general assembly abolished the death penalty two years ago. family, friends and police are desperately searching for a missing nurse. kim marie kariah was last seen at 2 p.m. sunday and was not working earlier that day. she's believed to be driving a black 2002 nissan with plates 3md0073. please call police if you have any information. >>> you might remember the fairytale story of eddie and edith, the interracial couple who found romance in their 90s and were married last summer. 95-year-old eddie lacy eddie harris -- eddie harrison have died. >> eddie harrison died yesterday from the flu never getting a chance to see his wife edith again. she is still with her daughter in florida where she was taken in a family dispute over her care. >> i want my wife back home with me. >> reporter: that was eddie harrison earlier this month the day after his wife of six months, 96-year-old edith hill, was removed from her alexandria

cents watt battling flames on the row home of 1600 block, told the fire started in the basement then spread to the first and second floors. earlier this morning, mayor mike nutter spoke from einstein medical center. >> please know that this firefighter was doing her job, to the best of her ability, but, unfortunately, died fighting this fire. >> and the firefighter was a 11 year veteran of the philadelphia fire department. the cause of the blaze is still being looked into. again, philadelphia firefighter, a female, philadelphia firefighter, is dead fighting a row home fire in west oaklane. >> we also have our eye on the storm this morning. a nor'easter is just slamming the region, and packing quite a punchment look what the winds is doing to our camera out there in atlantic city where coastal flood something expected. wow, just some severe winds. >> indeed. let's get traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i it is really very strong wind. we expect those gust toss peak as high as maybe 45, if not, pushing 50 miles per hour, along some of those our shore points. the wind, the rain, absolutely the biggest concern, and those locations, but there is a

mike gallagher, syndicated radio show host. both fox news contributors. let me point out before we get started that the president refused to call on anybody in the front row. now, if you have covered these things long enough, you know that those are the major network correspondents for the white house. he did not call on any of them. i also believe he never called on a male reporter today. could that be a snub for the networks not showing immigration -- >> i think it was payback. it was reported that president obama and the administration was furious that the major networks did not give primetime air time to his immigration reform address, so maybe today was payback because it seems very peculiar that he wouldn't call on any of the major networks or any men. >> was it payback to men? >> where is the men's activism? >> i don't know if it's gender-related, but it's interesting he did not come on the front row. >> he wanted to give the opportunity for those that -- >> maybe all year they call on the same people, and maybe he wanted to give an opportunity to those that don't normally get an opportunity in the press corps. >> i do want to talk about the major

cents watt battling flames on the row home of 1600 block, told the fire started in the basement then spread to the first and second floors. earlier this morning, mayor mikease know that this firefighter was doing her job, to the best of her ability, but, unfortunately, died fighting this fire. >> and the firefighter was a 11 year veteran of the philadelphia fire department. the cause of the blaze is still being looked into. again, philadelphia fifi