>> i'm going to go to the bathroom. >> are you okay? hat's when our actor lets the group in on his plan. >> so wasted. i'm going to try to get with her. she's in the bathroom right now. >> when he leaves, corban and christian are very uncomfortable. >> okay. i'll be right back. >> are you really? >> oh, god. >> but will they do anything about it? >> on the edge of your seat, right? >> i really am. >> listen to christian. through nervous laughter, he seems to grasp the seriousness of the situation. >> i swear, if they don't come out in like five minutes, we're calling the police. >> hmm. >> corban seems to hope everything will somehow work out. >> maybe she'll pull it together or something. >> while our actors are off in the bathroom, the boys sit and wait. and wait. and wait. >> oh! this is awkward. >> then our actor, playing the aggressor comes back alone. >> what happened? >> and starts to brag. >> she wanted to. it was good. >> the boys laugh nervously but never challenge him. it's hard for their moms to watch. >> not what i expected.

entrance to the bathroom. d all over the floor. >> reporter: he went inside, saw the shower and the marble bench and couldn't help but wonder. >> if -- if the shower is way over here, what is she doing way over here? >> reporter: the sgt. also asked himself how a slip and fall had caused such significant injuries. like leslie's huge black eye. >> it was closed and swollen and completely black. i mean, i've been doing this a long time and that was unlike any black eye i've ever seen. >> reporter: he needed the medical examiner to make sense of the severity of what he was seeing. so when the m.e. arrived on scene, he did just that. >> he examined the -- the skull fracture which w -- which -- just massive. it was on the back right side of her head. and then he started getting technical with us and he was explaining and, that when you have an injury to the skull on the right side, it's common for it to bleed into the left side. and that is what caused the black eye that -- that we were all witnessing. >> reporter:

by the time i got out of the bathroom there were two army signal corps guys standing in my office and phone was installed. that is when he wanted you all the time. i mean i, and secondly, he, he saw, he saw things, always a way to do something or we need ad law or we needed some help. trying to get me, one of my kids, i was in sibley hospital in virginia, in washington. my son joe had swallowed a bottle of aspirin. the president called, of course i just ran, i didn't leave a phone number. and finally he got to me at the hospital. and he said, what are you doing, what the hell are you doing there? i said, my son swallow ad bottle of aspirin. and he is two years old. he said, well, that's terrible, terrible. you know, we shouldn't have, we should make these people have these bottles so that little kids can't open them. and why most of us in this room have trouble opening our medicine. [laughter]. it is called a child safety act. but he knew how to take care of you. how are you doing? elementary and secondary education. for years we've been trying, been on democratic platform to have fed

you can let people use the bathroom or not. i have never had this issue but on the other hand i am slick. it will be changed by the time you go. >> i have a right to policies. if a police officer walks in you have to respect them. i would love to see a woman in an emergency, did you pay your taxes? i can't help you with your emergency. he is a police officer. starbucks has done this before. they had to issue an apology to an eight month pregnant woman. today's subway subway issued a statement. we fail to meet the customers expectations and we had to apologize them working to make it right. common sense was not applied. >> people should have respect for cops. they have to know they are probably a long ways away. if that were my policy, if it's a policy not to let people use the restroom i would turn my back on it. >> at my cousins cousin's baseball game during the rain delay. both teams broke out in a viral bans. dance. one of the parents caught it on tape and posted on facebook and its artegon 13,000 hits. >> which one is your c

if he want to use the bathroom he uses the the bathroom. >> i see it all the time they use the bathroom so anyway, all right. thank you for that. sue. >> i don't get it. >> me either. >> my first job in baltimore at a bakery. we were told we love the customers, the cops, you treat them well. >> if you need them, you want them to come back let him pea. >> bus stop buddy, he is flying eagles fly. he has his sweat shirt on this morning. not all kid are going to school today. today is rash hashanah, but we made bus stop buddy work no matter what and long sleeves shirt is a good idea today. we are giving you a nine out of ten with all that bright sunshine at 59 degrees. we have a 14 miles an hour pleas and rain has moved to the north. so we expect a high of 76 degrees today, gusty breezes making it feel cooler, breezes gusting up to maybe 25 , big difference from a week ago when labor day got to 90 degrees. we will talk about a warm up in the seven day forecast, just ahead, bob kelly, a little brisky out this. >>> good morning, malvern. live look at 202 near 401, folks northbound between wes

when the 25-year-old moroccan man comes out of the bathroom armed to kill. an unidentified frenchman is the first to encounter him. he tries to stop him but falls to the floor. what moogalian doesn't know at the time, the attacker has another gun. shots ring out. moogalian is hit. the bullet narrowly misses an artery. while moogalian plays dead, skarlatos realizes danger is afoot. a french train employee runs away from the danger, but the three americans have a very different reaction. >> alek just hit me on the shoulder and said, let's go. >> what happened next caught the attention of the american president, the french president and international media. >> right now we have late details coming in from france where two americans are injured and are being called heroes. >> two american servicemen who jumped into action when the heavily armed man prepared to open fire. >> these three americans, two of them u.s. service members being hailed as heroes around the world as they took down the gunman. >> and tonight, for the first time on u.s. television, those three

. >> this could be for the bathroom, you know, to put the tooth brushes. i see how hard it is for me to get rid of stuff. you know, i put things to the trash and sometimes i take it back out. a few things. and it takes three, four times to go through before i get rid of it. >> my mom was collecting things that we didn't actually need. she just wanted them for the sense of having things. at some point we knew she couldn't stop. >> i found something for the kids, for my grandchildren. i have recyclables i always pick up because i think if they're laying in the grass it doesn't look good in the park. something for hair. >> she didn't want anyone seeing the disorder of her life and she actually barricaded the house to the point where you had to climb in through a window. >> actually, like i said, i don't sleep in the house. i'm outside more comfortable than inside. sometimes i am too lonely inside the house but outside i never feel lonely. even if nobody is around. just the birds, the creatures, you know, the trees. the sun, the moon. at night it's so peaceful

i'm just going to use the bathroom, like get a little more comfortable. i'm like sweating. >> that's when our actor goes to work. >> that girl is so hot. >> he tells the group he's going to go sneak a pic of our actress. of course, he won't really take a photo. >> i kind of want to get a picture of her to send to my friends. be right back. >> chelsea seems unsure of what she just heard. >> for a second, she looked at the girl and i think she just kind of dismissed whatever the conversation was. >> oh, my god. >> what happened? >> but that all changes when our actor comes back and shows our accomplice what he says is a topless photo. >> the door was open a crack and she had her shirt off and i -- i have to send it. i'm going to put it on instagram. >> look at her face. >> uh-huh. >> now chelsea has no doubt about what happened. >> you're -- oh, my god! that is amazing. >> so will she do anything to stop him from posting the racy photo online. >> wait. i'm confused. what did you do? >> she's not even wearing a bra. >> no, she's not. >> it's a tough spot for

. >> we are the first to look at a bathroom where all of the single stall bathrooms will be made gender neutral and looking how it would change in other bathrooms over a period of other years. >> they are estimating the costs to change the signs. they say the change is necessary to show students everyone is welcome. they allowed students to use any bathroom that best fits their gender identity. >>> at this point this wild fire is only 20% contained. it is north of upper lake and highways 20 and 29. two large wild fires burned on the southeast side of the lake. this broke out yesterday afternoon. some evacuations were ordered. they have since been lifted. more than 200 firefighters aggressively battling this blaze. we don't yet know how the fire started. we are pretty much right in the middle of a cool down. >> that's right. no major heat in our forecast for today. temperatures by saturday morning could feel like fall out there. a few spots down into the 40s especially up in the north bay. but we do have fit a bit of a breeze. with that we wiped

into the bathroom. he took too long with his suitcase. he wound up shooting another man a french american. >> he was waiting to go to the bathroom. this is a guy who doesn't want to be recognized and when he came out of the bathroom this is what he told us anyway, when he came out of the bathroom they stared at each other for a few seconds then he grabbed his neck and they got into a scuffle and the train employee broke them up thinking it was a fight. when he broke them up that's when he entered our car shot mark in the neck and that's when we intervened. >> mark who is the french american who approached him he got shot his wife saw it and that's when you three entered the scene. >> when you were in the scuffle with the guy did you ever wonder why are the other people on the train? >> i was more worried about someone else coming in with a gun. >> we -- between the three of us on one guy it wasn't really a thing. >> he kept pulling the weapon. we need to knock him out. >> there wasn't any room to help o

they spend a million dollars a year to clean the human waste off the streets. bathroomsike these are necessary. so are the attendants making $15 an hour. >> they know what they can do and can't do when i am around. i am proud of my job. i am good at what i do. >> the number of steam request to clean up west has gone down in the areas. >> they will continue to in stall the bathrooms like this. five more are expected in the next few months. >>> the iphone itself might have helped to save the life of a college student. here st. tis the phone. it stopped a bullet. a man approached him with a gun. the suspect grabbed the student's computer and fired one shot. the bullet shattered the iphone because it was in the victims pocket. the student was not injured. the shooter remains at large. >>> up next it's officially time for the giants to panic. we will show you why. the as othithr-dasees doerseap >>> when the 2015 major league season is all said and down and the caption might read to live and die in la. they needed a victory to fall six and a half back in the west. bottom six a

when the 25-year-old moroccan man comes out of the bathroom armed to kill. an unidentified frenchman is the first to encounter him. he tries to stop him but falls to the floor. what moogalian doesn't know at the time, the attacker has another gun. shots ring out. moogalian is hit. the bullet narrowly misses an artery. while moogalian plays dead, skarlatos realizes danger is afoot. a french train employee runs away from the danger, but the three americans have a very different reaction. >> alek just hit me on the shoulder and said, let's go. >> what happened next caught the attention of the american president, the french president and international media. >> right now we have late details coming in from france where two americans are injured and are being called heroes. >> two american servicemen who jumped into action when the heavily armed man prepared to open fire. >> these three americans, two of them u.s. service members being hailed as heroes around the world as they took down the gunman. >> and tonight, for the first time on u.s. television, those three

i can't even go to the bathroom by myself. >> reporter: the suspect is described as a white man. he is 6 feet tall. he has short wavy hair and blue, possibly light colored eyes. the victim will be working with police tomorrow to come up with a sketch. reporting live in napa, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> holiday traffic plaed worse this weekend. off to several construction projects. this is the second time this summer that the agency is shutting down the space for repairs. lit be closed saturday through monday. there will be buses to carry passengers between oakland and san francisco. >> people said it was great. it wasn't crowded. it was air-conditioned. there is no wait. the buses leave once every minute. >> another big impact, billy joel fans will be heading to his concert at at&t park saturday night. a special service is already sold out but buss will be running until 1:00 a.m. >> and commercial ship help in times of warld war ii. 10,000 died at sea. >> that may seem like ancient history to some but the mission of one man is to honor him. >> president franklin ro

wearing his uniform told to buy something or he can't use the bathroom much his story going viral online. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. the philadelphia police union is calling for action fox 29's dave kinchen is live in front of the star bucks at 13th and chestnut in sent city. dave? >> reporter: lucy arc lot of people are angry about this. the police officer who says he was denied access to the bathroom at the starbucks behind me says it's a reflection of the anti police culture out there. starbucks at 13th and chestnut in center city is frequented by all kinds including philly police officers. one officer apparently got hot after being told he could not use the restroom because he was not a paying customer. he roasted the starbucks store with this facebook post saying a woman at the counter told him the east room was for customers only and denied him the key code. he says he politely asked again. she then states in the same loud manner a smirk, are you a paying customer? it was at this point that i realized what she was doing. >> it's not right. they work hard to pr

she was reportedly in the bathroom right before the assault. and they're investigating another attack inside the bathroom at the santa rosea college. >>> and pretty soon, thousands of fans enjoying the billy joel concert will have to find a different way home than bart. that's because the transbay tube is closed for repairs again. that means no trains across the bay. the quickest way now, the bay bridge. and here's a report. >> reporter: near the 19th street bart station in oakland, riders went from bart to bus and into san francisco. >> all you have to do is follow directions. it was easy. >> reporter: and not everyone agreed. >> i've been waiting there for a while. >> reporter: the labor day closure allows work on warn out tracks. 40% less chose bart. >> historically, ridership is low over labor day weekend. it wasn't going to be fun no matter which weekend we chose. >> reporter: the suggestion to drivers, stay close to home or find another way. >> i was looking at bart because i wasn't even thinking faerry. >> reporter: the ferry expanded it

everybody's got to use the bathroom. the bathroom. we all gotta use the bathroom. use the bathroom. hey! what are you doing? >> i can't go with the door open. >> i'll turn around. i'll turn around. >> i can't go with you standing there. >> i don't trust you, ashley. i don't -- i don't trust you, ashley. >> okay. >> seth: please welcome to the show, david oyelowo! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome to the show. i'm so happy you're here. i'm a big fan, and i want to start by congratulating you on yoht two emmy nominations for "nightingale." >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: both as a performer and as a producer. >> yeah. >> seth: that must be exciting. >> yeah, it's my first as a producer, which is pretty great. >> seth: that's excellent. and now this is a film, "nightingale," you are the only actor in the film. >> yes. >> seth: as a producer, you thought that was the way to go. [ laughter ] >> write everyone out. it has to be just me. i don't like actors. keep them away. >> seth: but i read that this was -- you, up until this point, had not considered or been a met

the district. there are no boys or girls bathroom signs in the first grade at mira loma elementary. the two located in the classroom are now gender neutral. the changes came about after a few parents told school officials their children were not gender specific and didn't feel comfortable going to the bathroom. >> we want to make sure that we're using the correct language as parents. we're wanting to make sure that our staff uses the correct language. as you know, words are powerful. >> reporter: teachers here at mira loma have also gone through training to learn new terms, such as gender expansive and gender fluid. >> gender fluid means that someone of one biological gender identified as a gender at birth may express him or herself slightly differently publicly. >> reporter: some of the bathrooms in the common areas of mira loma elementary have also been changed. now instead of having two stalls inside, there is only one and it's neutral. >> the only questions i got from parents were help me know the language to best explain this to my child and what it means for them. >> reporter:

according to the district, kindergarten bathrooms are all gender neutral. this year the school expands it to first grade. eventual plan is to have all grade levels use gender into you tral bathrooms at the school. -- neutral bathrooms at the school. families have been supportive. there were about 6 to 8 students who don't fit the form. tom boys to transgender. this comes on the story of about 100 students in missouri to walk out in protest and support for a teenager who wants to use the girl' bathroom and not con at the present time using the unisex bathroom as has been reported. as we take it live at mira loma elementary school, 2013 california law allows students to use bathrooms consistent with gender identity. we're going to talk about students and staff hopeful this morning. >> brian, you and i talked about this earlier when you were still here in the studio. i don't know if you know yet, but the older schools, middle schools and high schools, it will be interesting -- it's one thing if it's a single stall bathroom, but if it's a multi stall bathroom, c

according to the dis, the kindergarten bathrooms are gender-neutral. r they will expand to first grade with the eventual plan to have all the grades involved. the community has been very supportive of this move, especially with families who identify with non-traditional gender roles. there are six to eight students who don't fit the traditional gender norms. the principal said from tom boys to transgender. there are 100 students in missouri walk out of class to show support for a teenager who wants to use the girl's bathroom. again, book out here liven at mira loma school, back in 2013 california law allowed students to use bathrooms consistent with their gender identity. we are talking to the administrators. we talked with one moments ago. he said the message is that we welcome every student here at the san francisco unified school district. you will hear more from the administration as well as parent in our next hour of mornings on 72. >>> for the first time since the organization glad issued its network responsibility ip decks back in 2006, one broad

. >> adding lights to stairwells and light places and having a night light in the bathroom, in the kitchen make it easy on yourself, we suggest that people keep their most commonly used items from knee height or shoulder height so they are not stressing and benning over really far. >> and that includes microwave ovens, as for the range, front controls keep you from reaching over red hot burners and steaming pots. now for the living room, and now a couch that is firm with an arm rest is a good choice. >> bars in the bathroom is a good choice too, and keep stock of your medications, people that take for our more are more likely to fall from their actions and there is evidence that tai chi can improve balance, we have more on 6abc.com/art of aging. channel 6 "action news." >> the channel 6 "action news" team is out working on stories for tonight at 4:00, richard gere is in town to promote his latest movie. alicia vitarelli got a chance to interview him one-on-one, lucky girl. >> and for a lot of people it may be cheaper, we dive into the question if credit unions can really save you money. >>

the hall way as i tried to push my way towards the door, finally we get all the way in front of the bathroom and she -- she keeps telling me she is going to call the police on me. i said, i'll call the police, that's when the real struggle begins. she throws me to the bed. trying to suffocate me with my pillow, hands, she broke something over my head and i felt the liquid wash over med, just kept saying, why? why are you doing this? why? >> dr. phil joining us now, live dr. phil thank you so much for being here, someone surviving such an attack how does she handle that physically, emotionally. >> you know, it is so terrible and people steal babies we'd know this, it is a horrible fact, the mothers never survive. this mother survived was left for dead but got to a phone called for help, hero 911 operator and police get there and she finds out that her baby has been taken because she's bleeding out something terrible. and she tells us this whole story and i'll tell you if you're going to watch a dr. phil show, this year even one show, you need to watch this. it is compelling and moving, it is

so, he walked into the bathroom and -- and then, he found her on the floor of the shower. did anyone ask him, "why did you move her so many times?" >> he has to bring her out of the shower because it's too steamy and dark in the shower. >> reporter: but that conflicted with what detectives saw for themselves the day of leslie's death. >> nothing was dark that day. it was very bright. >> reporter: and that wasn't all. detective kapral realized bob was now telling a different story from what he told one of the first responders at the scene. >> that day he had told the officer he found her in an upright, seated position in the shower. >> reporter: maybe it was the passage of time, but more than a year later his memory of her fall had changed. >> he found her with her head on the floor of the shower laying with her head towards the door. >> reporter: still, that didn't answer why a respected doctor and a prominent member of the community would murder his wife. police were nowhere near ready to make an arrest. when out of the blue a new face came forward in the investigation. >

now, transforming the fourth and fifth grade bathrooms will be more of a financial challenge for them. now, we could eventually see this at every school in the school district. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> residents facing eviction on yerba buena island are asking for the city to reverse course and stop a planned displacement from their homes. abc 7 news was at city hall this morning as those who would be pushed out by the condos, hotel and ferry terminal voiced their frustration. >> so i'm asking all of san francisco to step up and say no to a fantasy luxury island built by luxury developers. >> the city owns the land it's planning to redevelop. the roughly 100 residents who would be displaced have been offered relocation packages. >>> the pressure is mounting on twitter's board of directors to name a new permanent ceo. the company's stock has slipped 22% in the last three months with several executives leaving the firm. twitter's board is meeting today and plans to discuss the results from the search so far. sources close to the board say interim leader and co-f

and this is the family bathroom. wow. kathy twible: we currently have a jacuzzi tub and like a stand-up shower. rob twible: robert doesn't have the mobility to raise his legs like you or i would. so we kind of just submerge him, you know, and bring him down slowly. louise davis: what if we took out that tub and just put in one big shower? gary zaccaro: that we can do. we don't have to have extra space. we just have to manage the space. we can make it look very large. we just need you to knock it down and you to build it back. -done. -done and done. george oliphant: so i see these are wielding picks. are we taking down something besides just this closet? in the spirit of giving, george, let's give them a brand new fresh room. we're taking down all the walls? we're ripping 'em all down. let's go. picks up. gary zaccaro: what the? louise davis: whoa. gary zaccaro: uh, this is not good. louise davis: george? hey. hi. we've got a surprise. i love surprises. -not this one. -not this one. of course not. what happened? take a look

. >> philadelphia police officer says he was told he could not use the bathroom at a starbucks in centery. tonight what the company is now saying about what happened at its store. >>> it's not the midwest destination they were headed to. a woman's erratic behavior forced an emergency landing. what witnesses say happened on board. the odd thing she yelled as police escorted her off. >> it wasn't pretty. it was a loss. and the fans in this town are not happy. and for the eagles chip kelly talked about it today. tried to explain all the problems. that and hear from sam bradford and cody parkey coming up in sports. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. ♪ >>> starbucks officially apologizing tonight to a philadelphia police officer who says barrista told him he couldn't use the bathroom much the officer says it happened at a starbucks on 13th and chestnut. the officer sounded off about his experience on facebook post saying woman at the counter t

> and betty mitchell living next door is talking about the discovery of the neighbor's body in the bathroomit is ozen's mother that made the discovery about 10:00 this morning. others say it comes on the heels of difficult weekend with ozen and andrew messner described as her on-again off-again boyfriend. >> there was random screaming, yelling. screaming really loud after 10:30. and the cars, like stretching wheels back and forth. >> the public safety director says that messner has been questioned, but as of right now is still only considered a person of interest in the case. >> he is going to be sent off to a bucks county prison later for an outstanding warrant from may of 2015. we are holding him on that. >> that bench warrant was issued after messner failed to show up for a court hearing after allegedly assaulting ozen earlier this year. the local investigators are still looking for added information. anyone who knows anything about this case is asked to call the bensalem police. reporting live from bensalem, walter perez, channel "action news." jim? >> thank you, walter. >>> the authori

. >> he took me to the bathroom. he started walking around the house. >> what were you thinking at that moment? >> he asked he. i said am i supposed to know who you are. have you been watching the news, the man that's caped, abds then it dawnedble me. and the brief snuz chlts you know, thinking to myself. the news said he's killed three people. i'm going to be next chlts i didn't think there was any hope for me at all. >> you know, he told me if i did whatever, he asked me to do, that he wouldn't hurt med. >> dead you have an instinct that there was the tubt to form a bond with him. >> when we come back, ashly will not only answer that question, but she will share the amazing story of what happened when she actually got ahold of brian any 8:00's guns. >>> first, as the drama up loaded that day. just feet from ashly smith's apartment. and when we come barks, gerardo rivera joins us with that prt of the story. i'm always there for my daughter. for the little things. and the big milestones. and just like i'm there for he

well, the woman locked herself in the bathroom and called 911. smart move. husband went somewhere else in the house and barricaded himself in the garage. police took these pictures of the bears making themselves at home. the bears were tranquilized and released back into the wild. they are just strolling around, going up and down the steps. >> you would think they would go to the bathroom or get in the car. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- lebron james. tina fey and amy poehler.

>>reporter: some of the bathroom in the common area of this school have also been changed. now instead of having 2 stalls inside there is only one and it's neutral. >> the only question i got from parents were help me necessity the language to best explain this to my child and what it men for them. >>reporter: so far the changes have been made in the kindergarten and first grade class rooms. second and third graders will eventually see their bathrooms become gender neutral. and easy task because they too have bathrooms in the classroom. the challenge will be for students in fourth and fifth grades who don't. the school is working on ways to accommodate everyone. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> 2 hero were honored by cal train today for saving the life of driver who got stuck on the track last month. san mateo county deputy lance and eric were recognized this morning for going above and beyond the call of duty to protect lives. this is video of the rescue object august 3rd seconds before a train hit car. >> at that time it seemed like eternity. i didn't realize how close it

. >> and back live, cameras in this restaurant captured suspect trying to look for the bathroom. and in the bathroom, he actually changed into different clothing that he was wearing when he left here without realizing that that state assemblyman and other eyewitnesses were still here on the street looking for him. and that they were ready to we have not heard anything from the plying yet tonight about who this suspect is or what he has been charged with. but that state assemblyman says he is happy he was in the right place at the right time and thanks good samaritans for helping him take him down. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> josh, thank you. a pta member in brooklyn who stole $82,000 in school has been reelected to another pta board. in 2011, providence pled guilty to embezzling funds from ps29 while she was a treasurer. last night she was elected vice president. those who voted were apparently unaware of hogan's previous crime. >>> new at 11:00, pope francis tonight on cuban national television. kind of advanced thank you for his visit there beginning saturday. ten day trip t

the sergeant claims he even asked the barista a second time for the key code to use the bathroom, to ich she replied "are you a paying customer?" >> in general, people have the right to say that it's for a paying customer. so that it doesn't get out of hand, but he's a public servant. >> reporter: kara, who owns the velvet lily boutique just a few store fronts away from the starbucks is concerned about the message here. >> i think it's good business to offer public servants access to facilities when they need them. >> would you rather them urinate outside and pollute? >> reporter: starbucks has responded by insisting this will never happen again, while the sergeant has yet to speak on the matter, in the post he did write, "it's hip for this generation to berate and totally disrespect cops in front of the public and praise cop killers as the heros of their time." some say respect is a two-way street. >> the cops really have no respect for us around here. a lot of them disrespect us in a lot of ways. they expect respect back, well, you have to give it to get it. >> as you can see, a lot

use the bathroom. hey! what are you doing? 't go with the door open. >> i will turn around. >> i can't go with you standing there. >> i don't trust you ashley. what are we going to do? you're going to talk. i'm going to shut the door and you are going to talk. i'm going to go to mexico and get the truck. we have to have a bank though. you understand where we are going. where we going? >> mexico. [crying] >> got, please help me. charlie: he is high on methamphetamine at that time. david: he is. a drug he has never taken before. ashley smith cannot quantify why she gave him the drug. she gave him methamphetamine which she had in the house, you give a guy methamphetamine that is not going to go well. charlie: you have no insight into that. he's beginning to know a lot about her. david: she is vulnerable but also they are a mirror for each other. she is a meth addict. she also has made choices to ostracize herself from her child. they are both broken people and they saw something in each other pause to allow them to have a conversa

it's also what he sees when he looks at the bathroom scale. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: that's good. ing something. >> steve: damn right, missing something. >> jimmy: higgie, what you doing? it's a private meeting. >> steve: here's the problem. you're trying to pit these two against each other when they should be working together. quest, lay down a beat. tariq, take it from the top. >> tariq: drip dribbity drip drip drip. dribbity drip drop. ♪ my man chris christie threw his hat into the ring he wants to be president i guess that's his thing ♪ ♪ yeah, 2016 is his holy grail it's also what he sees when he looks at ♪ ♪ the bathroom scale damn. [ cheers ] >> steve: ha-ha-ha, now that's some higgie pudding! that's exactly why i deserve 50% of this show. questlove saved that joke. >> jimmy: he might have saved the joke, but what about his little secret? ♪ >> steve: oh, what's the matter, juicy? you afraid to get jiggy with the higgie? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: higgie, you're being an ass. >> steve: oh, oh, i'm not an ass. this is an ass. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hey, terrance.

but if they want to go to the bathroom or go down any where to be with someone else. >> the dogs in their ears and there looks to be a scar here in the bottom of his eye. >> reporter: the victim got a good look at attacker. >> it makes it unusual and a little suspicious. >> reporter: investigators in both cities are comparing notes. >> i don't think that we can ever really say exactly what a criminal mind is doing. so could it be a copy cat? yes. >> you think your campus is really safe. but how safe is it you know. >> napa campus of 7,000 students was quiet friday. no classes. but this student says everyone will still be talking about the assault when school resumes tuesday. >> usually there's long lines but for it to happen at that particular time and no one came in, it's unnerving. >> your defenses are down because you think it's going to be a stranger in a dark alley. >> reporter: the restroomed had been cleaned losing any evidence. these coaches hope their advice about personal safety stays with their swimmers. >> sexual assaults happen on campus more frequently than we would like to

when they needed to go to the bathroom all mom had to do was , raise up the dress, pop in the two safety pins, and then the boys could go to the restroom. over in the bookcase i will , point out shakespeare's dramatic works. these are original books, which they would time to read and discuss. also down in the lower bookcase level there are smaller books you see, black books that represents the skull and bones. alfonso taft is one of the cofounders of this elite society at yale university. the books in the right-hand corner, these are books that william howard taft at his -- and his younger brothers would have used while attending woodworth high school, such as the anatomy and physiology book here. we know the books are original books. alfonso taft would have had many more books that would have covered all the wall space here in home. most of those books he donated to the mercantile library downtown in cincinnati. is america's house. it belongs to everyone. just learning the history, they cover every political post you could imagine you over five generations of taft's have served in publi

>>> a philadelphia cop banned from the bathroom at a local star bucks why woman behind the counter says he was not allowed to go. good morning, sabina. >> reporter: good morning, lauer up. wake up, the best reason to look forward to a monies back, the the eagles open up their season tonight and people are revved up, steve? >> reporter: well, it the is one week from tomorrow and the pope comes to america, and already here in philadelphia, two weekends from now, we see the security, the the fences and barriers already going up, chris. >>> shocking news from the basketball world with the unexpect loss of the legend moses malone what julius irving has to say about his old friend. sad news from over the the weekend. thanks for being with us on this monday. starting your week with us, september 14th, 2015. hi lauren. >> it feels different this morning outside then it did a week ago. >> fall-like. >> sue serio is fall upon us because the official end of summer, is over but when is the beginning of the fall. this year 23rd. it feels like it but in a little bit when you see seven day forecast yo

the city spends $1 million a year to clean human waste off the streets, so it says the bathrooms are necessary. so are the attendants who are paid $15 an hour to clean and watch out for suspicious activity. >> they know what they can and can't do when i'm around. i'm proud of my job. i'm good at what i do. >> the number of steam cleaner requests to clean up human waste has gone down in the areas where these toilets are. >> the city will continue to install bathrooms like these. so far there are eight but five more are expected in the next several months. >>> firefighters, paramedics perform heroic feats all the time mostly with little or no fanfare. >> last night, five members of the san jose fire department were honored before the san jose giants game. in early august they saved a man who went into cardiac arrest. last night the men were reunited for the first time. the 27-year-old man says he was happy he got to thank the men of engine 26b who saved his life. >> 4:57. >>> coming up, it's been a long, painful wait for sierra lamar's family. now a court date has finally been set for t

every morning she went in the bathroom, every day said this thing is a piece of junk, it's broken. i know, i know. i know. everybody here knows the mistake i made. i should have gone, well, said something, honey, i'm surprised that scale even registers light as weight as yours. something like that of the instead, i went out and bought a new thing. do you know how much i had to spend after that to make up for the scale? thousands, i'm still paying. >> if a woman asks do i look fat on these jeans, that is a trick question. >> have you been been pulled over by the cops? >> today, yes. >> being pulled over is no joke. you know what i mean? when you get pulled over, it's scary as hell. you know what's worse, have you been a passenger in your friend's car when they get pulled over. that's when you start finding out things about your best friend you never knew existed. damn, damn! this car is not even registered. what? i got a handgun in the glove box. cocaine under my seat. i am wearing a wig and we got a dead body in the trunk. i'm like, steve, what are you talking about? man, my name's