conrad was in the kitchen, heidi was in the bathroom. he turned he saw heidi standing between the kitchen and bathroom hallway and she was bleeding. >> he either runs over and catches her or she falls down. >> he went back to the conrad home making detailed measurements. his conclusion, it did not. >> her body's at the top of the stairca staircase. it doesn't add up that she would have traveled and gone the distance that she did and fallen. >> it was hard for wallace to believe that heidi would have traveled from the bathroom to the top of the stairs after suffering such a head wouldn't. >> she would have fallen down. >> he shared his findings with assistant attorney general, conrad johnson. he agreed. >> why would he want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was based on this heat of passion argument that they were having. alcohol, argument, fight, guns, that's where we got murder. >> at the same time johnson was reluctant to pass charges. >> they couldn't say whether heidi's death was a homicide. he knew that

heidy was in the bathroom. me point conrad heard a pop, and when he turned, he saw heidy standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway bleeding. >> and he either runs over and catches her or she falls down. >> wallace then went back to the truman home, making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms. he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion -- it did not. >> her body's at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up that she would have traveled that distance he said she had gone then fallen in that location. >> it was hard for wallace to believe that heidy could have traveled from the bathroom to the stairs after sustaining such a head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> wallace shared his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreed. everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based on this heat of passion argument

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i support the addition of the swings and bathroom. every kid loves swings and everyone deserves a proper restroom. and especially given the community support for the project. we're excited to see this move forward. thank you. >> president buell: thank you. >> any other public comment? richard still here? seeing none -- >> president buell: you can't see him, but he's not here. >> public comment is closed. >> commissioner anderson: i just had a couple of questions. i'm looking at -- well, it's page 305 of our packet. it says mclaren playground funding at the top. and under the section that says group picnic area restroom project, it's $1.7 million i guess to construct the -- there is $820,000 to construct the physical structure of the restroom, is that what it is? >> correct, that's the construction contract amount. >> commissioner anderson: and then soft costs? what are soft costs? >> soft costs include my time on the project, permitting, construction management, the architectural and engineering fees. there are all the utilities drawin

i walked into the bathroom, and i looked, and i realized the floor was moving. of planet earth, there were scorpions. spider spiders, ants. there was a feeding frenzy, and because of it, it had brought the big spiders and big scorpions out from the different crevices of this place, i literally ran into the kitchen, started boiling water, poured bleach in the boiling water, and we threw it around and evacuated. >> jimmy: and i assume you went to airport and never went back there? >> quite the even the balinese were like, this is totally unusual. >> jimmy: holy moly. were there animals around this place? wherever this godforsaken place you're living is? >> one of the parents at the school, and i love the school, it's a special place. >> jimmy: it sounds great. >> but monkeys are part of your life, you know? >> jimmy: okay. now we're talkin'. let's go. >> so one of the parents comes home. >> jimmy: sack full of monkeys? >> no, a mother with three daughters. ages 5, 7 and 9. and there inside the living room are literally a family of about 20 monkeys, including an al

people in the neighborhood -- bathrooms. ople in the neighborhood we talked to liked that idea. >> it would just be an obvious fix to the less feces situation. but yeah it needs to be addressed immediately. >> the mayor's office says it's extending this pilot program for the three pit stop bathrooms through june. maybe even longer. and the mayor says her office will use more remove the legal city leaders tell ktvu's amber lee they hope to open the new navigation center by the end of the year. >> the construction of the embarkadaro center in san francisco. a legal challenge by neighbors to stop it suffered a defeat monday when a supreme court judge ruled in favor of the city, allowing the shelter to go forward. >> people are making the decisions around us are not people who live here. >> neighbor malika shehani tells me she's frustrated and scared. >> i've been hit once and punched and kicked by a homeless person. >> supreme court judge ethan shulman's ruling clears the way for the city to open the navigation center which will

i don't think the right answer is putting you in jail to go to the bathroom there. at's a solution. it's not a good one. >> tucker: what i am arguing is when you decriminalize theft as they have in california, what you are saying is the chaos that the oligarch has given us is okay. if you complain it, you are a normal person who wants to live in an orderly society. >> the tech guys hate the oligarch the most. >> tucker: the tech guys created what we are watching destroy that city. the democratic's party dramatic lurch to the left seems to have even obama who started it worried. obama warned liberal voters that most voters don't want a radical revolution in america. watch this. >> we are bold in our vision. [muffled audio]. [inaudible]. we have to be rooted in reality. >> tucker: now, you may have forgotten but barack obama won two elections in a row. now he is too far right to get the democratic nomination. that's not speculation. it's true. a congresswoman tweeted this on saturday. if being too far left means being healthcare is a human right and future generations

no date was given when the bathrooms will officially open itch the first piece of public art is in. a stain steel kinetic sculpture. once completed the subway will take . the weekend off to a nice start, temperatures on the mild side. we'll do it again tomorrow. after tomorrow well have a winter weather pattern of their today lots of 60s, 74, vallejo at 70. you can see clear skies up and down the state. check in on the current anybody's. as we head into the evening hours we're cooling things off. napa 40 degrees. and san jose 54 degrees. here's the live camera. nice scene here looking toward the bay bridge. clear forecast tomorrow. the cool morning near freezing, lots of 40s across the bay area. tomorrow morning 32-34 degrees, lots of sunshine, most areas 60 to the lower 70s and great weather for football game. kickoff at 5:20. mostly clear skies, temperature starting off the game in the lower 60s and dropping into the upper 50s. this is the big headline, significant rainfall in the bay area forecast and sierra snowfall. we'll talk more in a ther for a march for affordable housing.

i'm in the bathroom. have sex with my girlfriend in the bathroom. and that's how the snakes get in, so we're locked in, in the bathroom, in the show, obviously, in the movie. we're locked in, and they've been biting me for 30 minutes. no, no, no. in the movie, they have. >> jimmy: in the script. >> so i need 13 hours of makeup to get all the bites and all this. so we're going to shoot opening the door and me coming out dead. so you obviously just fall down onto a mat. but you can't move. you're dead, hold your breath, do all that fun stuff. so i'm like, yeah, i'm ready, i can do this. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and they open the door, i fall down. no one tells me, but off camera, there's two guys behind the seats pouring live snakes on top of me. >> jimmy: no one told you beforehand. >> no one told me. i'm holding my breath, trying to be dead, which obviously did not happen. i lost it. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. >> lost it. >> jimmy: i would have sued everyone on that plane. everybody's getting sued! everyone! >> jimmy: was jackson there to watch this?

he can't find the bathroom in his own house. clings to me like i'm his anchor for who am i, where am i? i'm his safety blanket that he wants me around all the time. okay, sweetheart, i promise we'll get -- we'll find them all. we'll get them back on the bed where you left them. >> what? >> they're right there. they're right next to the bed. now, if you go on all the websites about alzheimer's, this is very typical. they become paranoid and they think people are stealing from them. >> he's had them for -- i got two -- >> that was a scary day with the golf clubs. he had become really agitated and was accusing dante of stealing his clubs. >> where is he? >> it makes me hurt for him to see him so frustrated and just to see what's happening to him. >> i love you, presh. >> i love you, honey. >> i know you do, baby. but i sure -- i sure love you. you're sure being nice to me. >> i love you. >> i'm really like a shithead. this last half of a week. >> the frequency of bad shows have begun to increase. and we wanted to end on a high note

ih spend the next few days on ad around the floor of our hotel bathroom. my stomach is in a war with bacteria. gradually unable to climb onto the bed that night while on my back breathing deeply with my mouth open. late at night john takes the girls to lobby when they become restless. julia doe does this while john n combes isabella by pushing her r 2 inches back and forth until the short rhythmic motion coaxes her to sleep. thank you. [applause] >> it is a pleasure to read with you. i'm going to read from what you have heard is true. most of it takes place in el salvador before the war and the two years leading up to the war. the cousin of the poet whom i translated the previous summer. i'm going to read some scenes from the book. it is near the end now. we are walking in the rippling heat of a sorghum field. cicadas to the empty sky. a man uncorks a water garden and another leans against a spade. there's a woman, too, wearing an apron skirt overr her trousers. hard light and the dry rattle of sorghum seed. one ofay the men takes him aside and told him som

the pair found what they're calling a blind spot in their housing unit and cut a hole through the bathroomthe opening less than 2 feet wide. they had to shimmy through there and now the hunt for 20 year-old jonathan salazar in 21 year-old santos fonseka is in its second day now both men are considered dangerous. megan meier has more on the ongoing search. >>here's the inmates escape hatch, it's a 23 by 8 inch hole deputy say santos fonsica in jonathan salazar cut in a bathroom ceiling in their special housing unit at the monterey county jail where the miss the investigation to figure out exactly when that hole first appeared. house generated know what's going on the suspects cut the whole on the other side of this wall next to the 6 windows that look into the bathroom portion of the housing unit that held the 2 escapees and 9 other inmates, captain john thornburg says officers can't see that part of the bathroom. the vigils loved identify a blind spot that we have and in this particular housing unit, the accused murderers were last seen at inmate check at 06:30am sunday in by the knicks ro

and then i lived where the bathroom was over there. the bathroom. >> jimmy: i know i do. [ laughter ] >> i learned that if i grab my toes i can lift and like move. and it doesn't hurt. and so that was how i got up and off the couch. it was like this -- it was this really great realization that made my life so much easier. >> jimmy: would you -- how do you move with something like that? >> well, showering is a little more difficult. the one time i showered in those five days i got on instagram. >> jimmy: oh, you didn't take many showers. don't you have many fans that volunteer to come over and wash you? wouldn't that be an easy solution? >> we didn't really put that out there. >> jimmy: not this time. it's not too late now. i'm sure you can get the wash treatment. so you just shaved your head, too, huh? >> i-d y did, yes. >> jimmy: why? >> i've been wanting to shave my head for years. >> jimmy: oh. >> i know, it's a huge deal. i wanted to shave my head, and i thought i should wait until -- >> jimmy: we have this picture of you. how old

you have to ask, is that really the way you want to solve public and not having any place to go the bathroom it all depends. let's say i live -- if people are camped out on my sidewalk, in front of my front door and i got little kids -- i have rights here too, so having the ability to say, you know what, go do it somewhere else, you can't do it here. i worked hard for this house, buzz off, lead, your freaking my kids out. a normal society recognizes the right of a person to say those things come up the left doesn't because they cite holy with the deviants. 100% of the time. the person who gives the finger to society that tries to tear down with the rest of us have built, they are on his side every time. >> i don't know about that. i do think it's not such deviant behavior -- >> tucker: -- >> i agree with one thing he said, which is that we can't have a society for which a street as normal -- hey, a lot of people just have to go to the bathroom on the sidewalk because they don't have any other place to do it. i just don't think the right answer is we are going to put you in jail and you can g

is as strict in the bathroom as mcdonald's was about breakfast. he got home late, she would be, like, i missed you, baby, let's go to bed. he's, like, it's after 12:00, we're not serving the sex anymore. also my ice cream machine just stopped working! ( laughter ) let's move on to another story in the news about fast food. have you ever noticed in the last few years they've added calorie counts to all the menus? you're not alone if not. >> you've seen the calorie counts added to the menu but do they help you watch your weight? >> a new study in the medical journal b.m.j. shows a measure requiring large restaurant chains display calorie information may not be changing choices as much as you might think. the study analyzed 50 million purchases over three years and found at first people were cutting back an average of 60 calories but, after one year, just a 23-calorie cutback, suggesting even with the facts right in our faces, it's not quite enough to make us think twice. >> trevor: only 23 calories? that's just the smell when you walk in. ( laughter

cut to the bathroom oh. oh. oh. today's the day of the big rally antony dons his apostle costume and cents all for the meeting point in medicare as old town several famous films about jesus have been shot here this one is special it depicts the life of jesus but will also be about a real life protest a march against the exploitation of refugees from africa supporters have come from the surrounding migrant reception centers and towns. the posters are almost ready and there's a relaxed atmosphere the political protest is also part of me no house film this is a real campaign for justice led by migrants playing jesus and his disciples. and that docomo that you will have that. the truth oh that is the. curtain 7. it is a revolt of dignity the protesters are demanding family working conditions and for residency permits for refugees a life of dignity. that . some local farmers have come to support the campaign for the tomatoes red gold. symbolize major corporations crushing them means calling for an end to exploitation . it

you've seen people use the bathroom on b.a.r.t.?literally a homeless person take his pants down and use the bathroom on b.a.r.t. >> on more than one occasion. >> more than one occasion. more than one occasion. like yeah. like i said, this is my whole life. >> it's also becoming increasingly normal on b.a.r.t. is violent crime. spiking more than 115% over the past few years. while that includes homicide and rape, robbery and aggravated assault make up the vast majority of violent crime here. b.a.r.t. has argued its crime rate was relatively low with four violent crimes for 1 million rides but we compared that with subway systems in los angeles, new york, d.c. and atlanta. found b.a.r.t. had the highest rate of violent crime. making it one of the most dangerous transportation systems in the country. three killings in five days at b.a.r.t. stations. >> this is where b.a.r.t. police say a rider was assaulted last wednesday. >> and the attacks sometimes come out of nowhere. >> i was sitting in the aisle and there was this guy who kept wa

i did not talk to her while she was in the bathroom. does she you it's so hard to get information because the rules are so strict act what information can be shared. and information is leaked, there's a witch hunt to find out who is the leaker. that makes it harder for the press to do our jobs to understand what's going on. every time there's a witch hunt, more and more sources clam up. >> addi yerks we', we've been g transcripts from depositions. there's been this obsession among republicans trying to name the whistleblower, to find out the identity and name the whistleblower. some of this is in the depositions as well. the identity remains a secret. to reporters like you, do people at buzz feed know the name of the whistleblower? >> we don't know the name of the whistleblower. we know the name is that is circulating in right wing eviden media. we don't know for sure who it is, and legally the whistleblower is entitled to be anonymous. >> so is there a point where you think you would name the person if you figured it out? >> we had an

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but they wake up. >> heather: but they wake up. >> anthony: you walk to the bathroom and there's somebodyy. and then kicking their ass. [ laughter ] >> anthony: better now? life better now? >> heather: absolutely. my kids have been home three years. you know, i no longer have to watch my back. you know, i live a pretty straight and narrow life, which, you know, people might say is boring, but i love my life today. i'm grateful. >> anthony: where are we headed? >> heather: this way. >> anthony: oh, okay. >> heather: to the recover projects. this is where my recovery started. >> anthony: started nearly a decade ago in one of the two main streets of greenfield, the recover project is community-based. an open arms program aimed at helping addicts stay clean. >> woman: given the opiate heroin epidemic in our community, we'd like to start the conversation. just kind of sharing with one another. you know, what happened at that point of our life, what that was like. >> heather: so as a child growing up in a home in addiction, i didn't understand how they could do all and my brother and sister. li

this is from @doxichick. >> steve: mm >> jimmy: she says, "my husband's been known to stay in the bathroomto help clean up [ light laughter ] last year we went up to check on him and heard him snoring through the door." [ laughter and applause not bad. [ snoring this ones from @ryand845845. he says, "every thanksgiving my cousins and i take a mysterious walk for 20 minutes and come back in a much better mood." [ laughter and applause >> steve: exercise does you good >> jimmy: sure, sure, sure >> steve: fresh air. >> jimmy: this one is from @mmmack. >> steve: mmmm >> jimmy: extra m's in there, mmmack3. she says, "grandma's rolls were the best thing about thanksgiving years after she was gone, my cousin brought sara lee rolls. turns out, grandma's recipe was a bag of frozen rolls from sam's club." [ audience oohs [ laughter and applause some grandmas are sneaky you know >> steve: yeah how's your grandma >> jimmy: this next one is from @k8hernandez she says, "we put gravy in the rooster pitcher and make barfing sounds when we pour it out of the beak. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs >> steve: oh

so my father, you know, picked him up we went to the bathroom. mountain he pooped his pants again. [ laughter ] so back to the bathroom. long underwear are gone. and at that point my father was like, "all right, day's over." and he went to get the car -- this is it [ light laughter ] and it was me and my sister and my brother waiting in the, like, the lobby of the lodge while my dad -- we're down to last line of defense it's just the snow pants, you know and he starts crying, saying it's going to happen [ laughter ] and me and my sister are like, "just hang on. and it -- he didn't make it. you know what i mean [ laughter ] [ applause ] and it happened. it happened. without question this is going to be the answer >> jimmy: okay, all right, oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] scott? first of all - >> looking over, i'm seeing reaction >> jimmy: no >> just -- well, okay. >> jimmy: look, it's all fine. >> is it >> jimmy: yeah >> i remember that last time i was here >> jimmy: it's all going to be fine i don't want you to get too excited. [ laughter ] scott, what

this is the bathroom. yes this is a toilet a composting toilet and this is the shower. the modest wooden house is the result of an ambitious idea then affordable flexible and democratic living solution a house for digital nomads for people who don't need or want to be tied down they could set up home anywhere even a campsite. the modular tiny house is a most vile recyclable and easy to assemble. on a tiny houses to tiny house is a movement that we're working for the good of society looking for answers to urgent problems such as hunger access to water energy migration those won't be solved on a campsite as it is of. the world's population is expected to reach 10000000000 by 2050 new living solutions are urgently called for. the idea that we need to own as much as possible is a very very deep inside us sell sell what want don't ask questions we've been doing that for 100 years now we need to rethink this we need to ask ourselves is constant consumption is doing us any good and i don't consume construct that's my motto. when every inch of the earth has been built on well w

after the mayor said earlier today that she was extending haney's pilot program for only 3 of the bathrooms 2 in district 6 in one in the castro. >>well things could cnge tomorrow as we've heard but we still have not had significant rain in the bay area some spring. >>so what's with all the water that's been causing problems and tormented drivers on a stretch of highway one oh one in the south bay. kron four's rob fladeboe he has more on the problem d is live in san jose. that's right catherine anyone who's iven this stretch of one oh one here in san jose near the 8.80 techange is aware of that. >>water been bubbling up from need for ground onto the freeway to. >>one just south of 8 80's, san jose for months, some say as long as 2 years. undermining the pavement in spots and drivers in long complained about the potoles underneath that water. >>doesn't matter if it's in the am pm nittime daytime. it slashes my car and it's a bomb dangers. >>they say just got a car sh your hair you jack us there's alys tre's always a little dirt to all the time. >>the call for it says caltranis a very high te

up to the bathroom they had guns pointed at my friend. this caused him to have performed tsd. he hasn't talked to anybody since the incident because of having the gun pointed at him. he hasn't talked at all. >> i don't believe that having police at school is a good thing. i think it is more dangerous just because of the person of color because of the history that police have with people of color. a lot of students in and out of jail can feel like i feel when i see police officer. a plaintiff. a police officer. it is important to have healing if they look like us and relate to our stories. some of the cases may be really strong. i strongly belief that we should handle the situation because it helps reduce suspension and expulsion. i can say that helped redoes the rates -- reduce the rates at my school. a lot of our schools are taking into consideration pier mediates do help and they are putting this in our data. the students getting suspended and expelled are students that are african-americans and have iie. we are the ones hugh understand

cars are pretty big. >> jimmy: yeah i always love that they embarrass you with the keys to the bathroom "can i have the key to the bathroom?" they're like, "sure. and they give you like a hub cap or something [ light laughter ] >> steve: or a cinderblock >> steve: a giant espresso machine. yeah, i'll pick my -- don't embarrass me i saw that food brands post and hostess are teaming up to make a twinkies cereal. that story again, post and hostess are teaming up to give stoners diabetes [ laughter ] and, you guys, finally i'm very excited about this alex rodriguez is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause he's here promoting his show called "back in the game", which is about helping athletes manage their finances. a-rod has some really good financial advice he tells people it helps to save, it helps to invest, and it helps to marry an actress worth half a billion dollars [ cheers and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody. come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. alex rodriguez is here [ cheers and applause a

the bathroom now my bathroom actually will have a 12 volt. as it cost me $1100.00 toilet. itself composite the to your waste the grey water goes out down this way. and you take that waste your bottom waste and put it in a barrel and a year later you can use it you date it you use it later and you can use it in your garden. we sell the bunker for $35000.00 currently and that will continue to go up as we run out of supply everybody's heard of the cold war the cold war is over but the holy war is. any big city anywhere in the world you don't know your neighbor you don't know the guy that's 5 miles down the street that has a gun and he's a criminal and he's a gang member and when everything happens the lights go out 1st thing he's going to do is go to the t.v. store and break in and take all the t.v.'s then after that they're going to get hungry so they're going to go to the supermarkets and we're going to take everything in the market off the shelf will be nothing within 24 hours and then after about 3 days till believe they're going to be very hot. and then they're going to c

second, the light well provided for a bathroom window should be increased from 7 feet to 8 feet. this would reduce the proposal by less than nine square feet. this modest change has been made -- has made a big difference to our home. the third floor rear deck should be eliminated to preserve privacy to the rear yard open space and finally, the existing first floor rear deck should be replaced with a conforming landing and stairs and includes a fire rated wall. as it currently exists, the deck is an extreme infringement on our privacy as it encroaches into backyard open space. and since it is built on the property line without the required safety feature, it poses a real safety hazard. with that, my husband would like to make additional comments. >> i would like to add. i never agreed to anything to the meeting i attended where a plan to address the light well for my bathroom window was first presented. i was asked for letter of endorsement, at which time i informed the project sponsor it would not be forthcoming. until i saw specifics on how they would address the privacy issue in

the ground. here's your bathroom. come the street is. these challenge. these out of beds can. i put a little light. here and a little storage area here and then this has storage in here on all 4 of them. and the curtains for privacy. between 59 and 63 degrees all year round it could be snowing up i could be blazing hot in the same pitch or going around i like being alone sometimes so. it's quiet you don't hear anything at all. not even flies come down here is my girl cave. man has been going to let me say this. but there's a planet coming through that has its own solar system. in the sun it's got nibiru and it has its own moon it has its own has its own planets are going round it's supposed to pass through between the sun and us. and to imagine something as big as the earth is going to cause tidal waves or earthquakes volcanoes. and it's going to chill. it's over it for a while right and it can happen any time so. much as an ism believe it but i do. it makes some crazy not just don't believe the. air pipe skip way over there. i don't have one here at their place but their pipe

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the suspects cut the whole on the other side of this wall next to the 6 windows that look into the bathroom portion of the housing unit that held the 2 escapees and 9 other inmates, captain john thornburg says officers can't see that part of the bathroom. >>the vigils loved identify a blind spot that we have and in this particular housing unit, the accused murderers were last seen at inmate check at 06:30am sunday and by the knicks roll call an hour and 45 minutes later, they were gone once through the whole salazar and fonsica climb through this area of pipe eat and out of the jail once outside they ran about 50 yards to the perimeter of the facility which is under construction, making their way out of the jail even easier. >>got through opened up into an area that was covered by a construction fencing security fencing not the constantine wire. the bar where the most people know about what's worse. the sheriff's department conceded there's no security in that area. a vulnerability they admit needs fixing. as we're speaking there bill made his cruiser dressing it up and ensuring that that c

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inside the bathroom, you can see on that ceiling where authorities discovered a hole less than two feet wide cut out, saying the inmates climbed up and out through this narrow maintenance area about 11 inches wide. >> it goes up the ceiling is where the pipes are. there is a little room for maintenance purposes, plumbing, pipes all run through there for various reasons. this is the area they were able to exploit. >> reporter: the inmates then managed to escape the jail building through this hatch authorities believe they kicked out. most of the jail is surrounded by barbed wire, authorities say the inmates were able to escape through a hatch into a construction zone where there isn't any. the fugitives were both born in salinas point authorities say they are affiliated with different gangs. investigators are now looking into its up if other inmates helped them escape. >> we would do everything we can to see how it happened and what we can do in the future to make sure does not happen again. >> reporter: authorities are offering a $5000 reward to catch the inmates. in the meantime, they

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investigators say they carved through the sheetrock in a blind spot of the bathroom out of view of theity cameras. anita vogel is live with this story from los angeles. what's the latest on the manhunt, anita? >> no sign yet of the escapees. authorities say they are armed and dangerous and could be anywhere at this point. santos fonseca and jonathan salazar were awaiting trial on unrelated murder charges when they made the dramatic and daring escape from the monterey county jail. they cut through sheetrock and metal screens to make the 22-inch hole in the bathroom ceiling which was in a blind spot away from surveillance inside the unit. once the pair got through the hole they shimmied through narrow piping and air ducts and out another hatch to safety. once outside, there was no barbed wire security fence because part of the prison was under construction. >> we know how. the hole. and the path they took out of the building. as far as their plan or how long they were working on it or if others were involved we're working on. we're looking to find them and bring them back. >> there is a