while chris and cristi made their way outside to the spa. just after 6:30, chris looked in on courtney again. second call. and headed back to the spa. life's last normal moments. 6:37 a.m. >> i got up out of bed. i was putting on my robe. i heard this panicked, panicked scream from my dad yelling for me. i ran down the hallway to the back porch and i saw him just trying to pull out my mom out of the spa. >> emergency. >> it was she who dialled 911 as she and her father struggled to lift her mother out of the spa. >> it was the first moments of the worst day of our lives. >> is it possible for people to understand what it's like to be in that situation? >> i don't think so. to see just both your parents in the worst times that you've ever seen them. obviously my mom unconscious. and my dad just panicked and for the first time in my life, seeing him just that way, not knowing what to do. >> because he was a cop, he was used to dealing with these kinds of things. >> he was a cop used to dealing with those kind of things with people that were no

snowcapped alps from one of six spas.n vermont at the twin farms bed and breakfast, housed in an 18th-century farmhouse. go sledding, and then thaw out in the japanese spa, then chow down on souffle pancakes. ♪ every december, "pursuits" makes holiday shopping much easier with its holiday gift guide. here is editor chris rovzar. chris: hi. i am chris rovzar with "bloomberg pursuits." and i am here to tell you about our annual holiday gift guide. today, we will be showcasing items from across the board, everything from action sports to home decor. these are the ods1 in-ear headphones. they are made by a french everything from action sports to home decor. company founded in 2011 by two students who met each other at university in tokyo. although the sound quality is great, what you are really going to love is the build quality. each is covered with hand-sewn calfskin leather sheaths for the overear part, and the buds are this brushed aluminum. people around you aren't going to know that you spent $360, but you will know. an

i see express spa all over.re you expecting impact from what we are seeing lower rates, a lot of people looking at small business really the big beneficiaries here. >> one of the things that travel is expected to rise 6% in 2018 and this will only push the trend further and, of course, beyond that you see businesses relocate to go lower income tax states, we have a number of locations where we are opening in those states such as texas, we opened up in miami, terminal g in florida. maria: 57 locations right now. >> 57 location on tuesday which is our first off airport here at the world trade center. maria: this is a big deal because it's your first off airport site in new york's financial district because all of your stores are in the airport, so is this a new, you know, avenue for revenue growth? >> if you think about what the brand is, what we believe we perfected is short spa, feeling and looking great in short period of time and we think the brands does have legs beyond the airport and what better place than

are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service spas we decided to work with the small businesses as their role within the community and bringing more fresh produce produce cerebrothe neighborhood their compassionate about creating a healthy environment when we get into the work they rise up to leadership. >> the different stores and assessment and trying to get them to understand the value of having healthy foods at a reasonable price you can offer people fruits and vegetables and healthy produce they can't afford it not going to be able to allow it so that's why i want to get involved and we just make sure that there are alternatives to people can come into a store and not just see cookies and candies and potting chips and that kind of thing hi, i'm cindy the director of the a preif you believe program it is so important about healthy retail in the low income community is how it brings that health and hope to the communities i worked in the tenderloin for 20 years the difference you walk out the door and there is a bright new list of

from lips to locks, eagles fans have been flocking to south jersey's tranquility salon and spa to get their super bowl looks perfected. >> overall it's a lot of excitement a lot of coloring things green like mohawks and beards. >> reporter: and it doesn't end there. >> we also have green eyelash expenses in the spa. >> reporter: jennifer is the hair director. she and colleagues have been kept busy with clients requesting touches of green glam. >> we've already prepped and have had a surplus of green hair extensions because it's super temporary and raelt fun. >> reporter: the salon is treating this week as a pep rally of sorts and there's nothing like glitter green ombre nails. with your nails and hair covered, don't forget about eagles green make up. super bowl chic indeed. >> we've had several times where they've broke out out into the victory song. >> reporter: alexandria hoff cbs3 eyewitness news. >> reporter: that seems like the perfectly right response to green eyelash sexengss or ombre nails or hair. whatever the case may be. just break out into the chant. that's going to wrap i

>> we went to get our nails done. >> day of beauty at the spa. >> mm-hmm. yep.e got manicures and pedicures and went and had lunch. >> nique had had her toenails painted pink that day. and though she sometimes had a difficult relationship with her teenage daughter, alex says that day at the spa felt like a turning point. a fresh beginning. >> everybody looks pretty happy. good girls' day out. >> it was fun. i am beyond grateful now that we'd done it. >> two weeks later nique had apparently left home in the middle of the night without a word to anyone. when the family reported her missing two days later, the police advised them there was little they could do. >> their response was, we don't even know where to start looking. >> she is not on the 11:00 news every night. >> no. because, frankly, a grown woman having left her house wasn't that interesting a story. well, a hundred people getting together all wearing red shirts. there is an interesting story. so they covered that. >> then the cameras were out. >> then the cameras came. >> this is what the cameras saw.

spas hadte 1940's, the fuller bathhouses. year -- and then after the 1950's, it started to decline in popularity. people weren't willing to spend three days -- for three weeks at the spot. it was also new medicines being --ated, so the spot became the spot started to decline gradually. saratoga springs is a very unique area. we have people visit from all over the world. we are one of the only properties that has natural, carbonated, mineral springs that come out of the ground for people to experience and enjoy. that is what makes saratoga what it is. it is the mineral springs. people have to experience them, in order for people to keep hearing about the springs. here are going to drive up to historic congress park and take a right onto broadway. the park is by far one of the jewels of the city of saratoga, not only because of its location, but because of the deep history of saratoga. we were the number one tourist 1800s, son in the anybody that was anybody came to saratoga springs. >> while in saratoga springs, we took a driv

welcome to secrets resort and spa in the dominican republic.ing to relax and our sponsor, secrets, has it all. luxurious accommodations, infinity pools and gourmet dining. i even tried my hand at making a breakfast crepe. right in the middle. pineapple. >> pretty. >> that is a crepe. as far as this particular resort, what separates it from some of the other ones that you run? >> i think that the location, within the development, it's not just quality o f the beach but it's right next to the golf course, the fact that it's gated and so private and very relaxing. >> the activities here endless. first up, yoga in the sand. later, some beach soccer. >> yes. >> reporter: and then i hit the turquoise blue water. >> all inclusive and believe one step above in experience. >> five minutes away is a place called scape park where we'll have ourselves an outdoor adventure. i meet up with my tour guide, angel, and new friends for a trek through the jungle. wow, this is cool. then we head underground. >> this cave is literally a million years old. >> you've

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there was that twitter spas between them over the weekend. so a shout-out to jay-z over the weekend. >> thank you very much. >>> in the meantime a disgruntled white house senior adviser about to go public very, very, very public. how worried is the trump administration? how worried should they be about this new reality tv plus the deadline looms for the trump administration on a new round of russia sanctions? will the president initiate tough sanctions against the kremlin or any sanctions at all. >>> a key meeting on immigration. we'll bring you that just ahead. a place with flexible fmeal plans...e ...and 24-hour room service a place where seniors get the care they need in the comfort of home. home instead senior care. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patien

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from one of six spas. or you can get cozy in vermont.in farms bed and breakfast, housed in 18th-century farmhouse go , sledding and then thaw out in the japanese spaw and then chow down on souffle pancakes. every pursuits makes holiday december, shopping much easier with holiday gift guides. here is chris rouser. >> i am chris, i am here to tell you about our annual holiday gift guide. we will be showcasing items from across the board, everything from action sports to home decor. these are the ods 1's in -- in year headphones. although the sound quality is great, what you will love about them is the build quality. each of them is covered with these hand shop -- handsewn leather sheathes. the buds are this brushed aluminum. people around you won't know if you spent $360 but you will know and that is what matters. can you guess what it is? the toast toaster. it is an italian design and this -- it comes with everything you are used to with a toaster. this is one of those cheeky gems from the design store that everyone loves getting as a gif

go sledding, and then thaw out in the japanese spa, then chow down on souffle pancakes.kes holiday shopping much easier with its holiday gift guide. here is editor chris rovzar. chris: hi. i am chris rovzar with "bloomberg pursuits." and i am here to tell you about our annual holiday gift guide. today, we will be showcasing items from across the board, everything from action sports to home decor. these are the ods1 in-ear headphones. they are made by a french company founded in 2011 by two students who met each other at university in tokyo. although the sound quality is great, what you are really going to love is the build quality. each is covered with hand-sewn calfskin leather, and the buds are this brushed aluminum. people around you aren't going to know that you spent $360, but you will know. and that's what matters. can you guess what it is? the toast toaster. it is italian design, and it comes with everything you are used to having in a toaster. this is one of those cheeky gems from the moma design store that everybody loves getting as a gift. it basically does a g

my house is like a spa. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> really is. meat hooks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly. >> but my house is -- >> jimmy: the opposite. >> totally. >> jimmy: it is a spa, it's blissed out. >> you come in my house, you don't raise your voice, everybody is mellow, everybody is cool. that's how my house is, other than the video games going, where i'm killing everything in sight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, but that's a a private -- that's your man cave. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: congrats on "law and order: svu." 19th season? 19th season? [ cheers and applause ] you are crushing it! you are crushing it. >> i'm -- i don't understand it. it just keeps on ticking, you know? people are -- >> jimmy: it just works. >> people love the show. i mean, our ratings are great this year, so it looks like we'll have 20. 21's the world's record. so, you know, let's go for it. let's do it. >> jimmy: 21 will be -- [ cheers and applause ] that's amazing. 21 will beat, uh, "bonanza," right? that's the one that holds the record? >> "gunsmoke." >> jimmy:

be acquired by a development firm that is proposing to transform it to a 137 room 5-star hotel and spaing]. the president if he knows anything would be what would command a high price for real estate that will become a 5-star hotel and spa. >> absolutely. we know the president of the united states hates a bad deal whether it's the iran deal. remember, in the first 100 days he saved hundreds of million dollars if not a billion dollars for the cost of the new air force one aircraft. he is saying this is a bad deal. we should have done it better. that's where the president spoke. make sure we are making good deals for the country moving forward. he won't celebrate the bad ones. >> he didn't like the new deal. a 1.2-billion dollars deal for a new building in a different part of town. always interesting to watch these exchanges much of which happen on twitter. good to see you guys. thank you very much. some of the good things you might be seeing in paychecks from tax cuts. drivers may need extra cash when they fill up. what to expect at the pump next. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to m

crunch fitness --- formerly the site of the dennis nelson health spa -- is selling i >>> a redwood cityym closed for more than 50 years will close. crunch fitness is selling to tesla. although the gym went through two ownerships, it has kept many of the same customers in its 52-year history and people there say that this will be a lifestyle change. >> kind of upset. i have been going here for more than 30 years. >> it's like the cheers bar, everybody knows you especially in the morning, um, you know, you develop a relationship with people. >> tesla has submitted plans for the site. it will include a 23,000- square-foot building with car repair and service garages as well as office space. we'll be right back. to play in high school... he took action. 's jefferso >>> when a high school baseball player saw how few little league players went on to play in high school, he decided to take some action. >> this week's jefferson award winner created a nonprofit offering a free baseball academy to help inspire young players. kpix 5's allen martin on how they nurtured their love of the game. >> al

repaired and rescored then pushed into the hall on muscle power and maneuvered into their decision even spa. that's among them is this f j forty five land cruiser converted into was small fire engine. one after the other being civets are pushed into place in the hall a vast array of models ranges from the toyota one thousand subcompact and its successor the starlet to the compacts sedans and several generations of who pays to the length loser series around seventy pieces from every phase of toyota's history make up the collection now safe in its permanent home in cologne it's to be opened to the public on special occasions. on opening night about one hundred invited guests and paid a patient's family got the opportunity to inspect the complete collection of the piece shirts and toyoda germany's president tom folks officially open the museum with a traditional ribbon cutting through at a big out of town folks points out that he runs a car company and that he's crazy about cars. toyota germany has always been well aware that they didn't have any vintage models here to show off. so when pete o

from lips to locks, eagles fans have been flocking to south jersey's tranquility salon and spa to get their super bowl looks perfected. >> overall it's a lot of excitement, a lot of coloring things green like mohawks and beards. >> reporter: and it doesn't end there. >> we also have green eyelash expenses>> reporter: jennifer i hair director. she and colleagues have requesting touches of green glam. >> we've already p have had a surplus of green hair extensions because it's super tear. >> reporter: the salon is treating this week as a pep rally o there's nothing like glitter green ombre ail covered, don't forget about eagles green make chic indeed. >> we've had several timesey've victory song. >> reporter: alexandriahoff, cbs3, eyewitness news. >> reporter: that seems like the perfectly right response to green eyelash sexengss or har. whatever the case may be. just break out into the chant. that's going to wrap it up for us here at the mall of america. we've got another full day tomorrow so see you then. >> thank you so much. we'll get back to don in just a bit. >>> and we have you co

authorities say he used the on s that included patronizing gentleman's clubs, and getting spa treatmentagle after working half a year without new contract, futures in the wilson school district have decided to go on strike. last night following a contract negotiation session, representatives of the wilson education association notified school board members that teachers will officially go on strike beginning the morning of january 23rd. >>> from the times herald, after a tomorrow you will too us few months, numerous lawmakers accused of sexual misconduct, majority every state legislatures are considering strengthening sexual harrassment policies. most state legislative chambers have at least some type of written sexual harrassment policy, though, they are very widely across the country. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >> we are getting pumped up for tomorrow's eagles game, up next, pat is here with your morning sports, hey, pat. >> sixers were in london yesterday taking on the celtics. the eagles, will be in london soon. but not yet. because they'r

. >> fans have been flocking to tranquility salon and spa because their super bowl look is perfected. requesting green hair extentions, green fingernail polish, green lipstick and green eye shadow, and the men asking for green beards. >> we've already prepped and had kind of a surplus in our inventory of the green hair extentions, that's super temporary, really fun. >> and the salon treating this week as pep rally of sorts with some customers even signing the eagles and singing the eagles fight song. not to be confused. >> coming up reputed philly mosh boss skinny joey merlino speaking out about his racketeering charge and the super bowl. >> also ahead new details about deadly shooting involving off duty philadelphia cop. why commissioner ross says the incident is getting some extra scrutiny. >> and tom hangs getting ready to be your neighbor. we'll tell about his new hillshiturkey breastroasted is carefully crafted with nothing but heart and hard work. ♪ the results? well, they speak for themselves. >> heated debate going on tonight, gearing up for new superhero movie black panther,

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she went to the spa. >> the $64,000 trip to mar-a- lago to escape the stormy daniels scandal. >> this indicate that things are worse than we might suspect behind closed doors. >>> then, is this for real? the billionaire selling mail order flame throwers. >> can you believe anyone can buy these things? >>> "inside edition" special super bowl correspondent nancy kerrigan. her high five with tom brady. >> good luck. >> thanks, nancy. >> how to make sure you don't catch the flu at your super bowl party. >> no, no. >> then --

i am bill spaed tia. the blizzard of 2018. for commuters in the morning and coming home to tonight. in some cases more than a foot of snow. the state of emergency in new jersey and manhattan the question is: how long is this going to stick around. dan zarrow is going to have all of your weather details. but first, we'll bring in our reporter with a little bit of recap on what happened at the state of the state in new york as governor andrew cuomo laid out some of his plans for the mta. the problem that manfully saying is the governor was right on detail, still millions of commuters have to end dure in confidence and every other sort of problem this has been plaguing the mta for years and unfortunately, as politicians disagree and continue to battle, there is no solution in sight. john, what do you got for us? >> well, that state of the state was wide ranging and covered many topics but manies of frustrated subway riders were looking for answers on ways to fix the mass transit. they didn't get it. the details as the state of th

fans have been flocking to tranquility salon and spa in a hainesport to get their super bowl looks perfected. women have been requesting green hair extentions, green nail polish with, actually i'm wearing right now, green lipstick, green eye shadow and the men are asking for green beards. >> we've already prepped and had kind of a surplus in our inventory of the extentions, temporary, super fun. >> a lot of treat telling p.m. rally of sorts, they say some fans visiting even bragging out the fight song, fly eagles fly. >> you do green extentions, i'll pay for them. >> is that right? >> i will, i will. >> put your money where your mouth is, jim. >> on friday "eyewitness news" is celebrating the birds and the fans getting ready for sunday's big game. join us on cbs-3 for a big one more win line up starting with a special edition of " eyewitness news" at 4:00. followed by "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00. then a special one more win fanfest edition of "eyewitness news," at 7:00. then on sunday night, the game ends, live on cbs-3 bringing you postgame reaction from coach doug pederson and the p

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but i can't go and read the spa that the company has entered into -- >> which is the criteria for what the successes are. >> there's a great perversity in what is out there in public information in biotech. >> so it sounds like it's your view, more data, better decisions that you could make, more likely that medical products be developed that are successful, that will get the support that patients who want drugs to be developed will actually have products developed for their conditions with greater transparency. but i want to go back to the stony faces you mentioned before. so despite this advantage, despite the people who are investing in companies, you know, really wanting to see this information, companies are skeptical. and i wonder if this is case in their own case they're worried about something, but, you know, for the whole enterprise it would advance if there were greater transparency. but i'm wonder how do you understand their stony faces as you put it? >> well, there's a secret unspoken reason for it from my point of view, and i'll tell you what it is here, companies are afra

did he address the fa spa sings.lked about this in regards to rutgers and i have written about this over the past few months that they take about their budget and about 4.524 billion% of that according to the rutgers website comes from state taxpayers more than $1 billion. >> that is correct. but now, governor murphy in the same way he talked about commitment to education during the campaign still wants to get rutgers more. >> well, i commend the governor for his oh cuss on keeping ohio affordable. in terms of what you pay versus the outcome or the ordinance. we want to keep it that way. bill: now did he address the employees' salaries they talked about all of this huge impact and this wind fall of $50 million just a drop in the bucket to $4.5 million bucket. >> governor murphy just got in office. he is in the early start of the 100 days. in many ways trying to figure out the nuts and bolts. bill: ok, thanks. appreciate. >> thanks. bill: all right. let's bring back the a plus panel. rutgers drives me crazy. i will st

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and adrian kennedy from the cold front a spa and arts desk is with us now here in the studio good morning adrian good conditioning can you tell us about some of the standout moments musically for you in what was a very politicized ceremony. it's been a very long night it was overran it went. simone for hours i think it was a very political night it's true there was a lot talk ahead of the show about whether there would be a need to moment whether the grammys would get political they did get very political a lot of white roses in evidence as you said and you could say that might be taken as just a token gesture but it went a lot further than that jenelle more naik took to the stage and gave a very dignified and moving speech she said we come in peace and we mean business she said to those two of those who would dare silence us we offer you times up and then came out as you saw an astonishing performance flanked by other high profile female things all dressed in white echoing in the white roses and of course they should remember the song that she sang direct really addressed. abuse the musi

weren't so happy with the situation president thomas spa allegedly called the ruling a decision that was influenced by national interests but in the meantime if we go back to the e-mails some top canadian sports officials appear to have been trying to do everything to make sure that this case doesn't get any further attention including legal attention and if you look at the wording it suggests that anyone who's concerned or anyone who's just even trying to ask questions about this is doing something terribly wrong it does not seem right that this is being suggested publicly with an independent bruces determined that the athlete was a new fool in this case. and the i.o.c. had the right to appeal the decision of the time and none of them did well this is the point where i once again want to mention all the russian olympic bans well everyone has their own understanding of the words double standards. with the puncturing olympics looming only one hundred sixty nine russian or elites will be invited to the games out of almost five hundred initially put on the list russian president vladimi

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