to wait until your life revolves around the bathroom or you lose your sex life is no life at all. - and then it's back to the doctor. - back to the doctor for drug treatment, prescription medications which may relieve the symptoms, but often the side effects are worse, decreased libido and even impotence. plus the prostate can continue to grow. ultimately there's surgery. - but at least the problems go away, right? - yes and no. there are many types of surgeries, and they each have their own problems and side effects. and often they need to be repeated. there's the gold standard, what we call a turp, or transurethral resection of the prostate. for this we use an instrument known as a resectoscope. - that looks scary. - it is. and it's a 12-inch instrument that you introduce through the penis, into the area where the prostate is, and then you scrape away the prostate. scrape it away in order to create a new opening. it's painful, it's bloody, it requires a hospitalization, but patients submit to it because untreated a large prostate can damage the bladder, cause renal failure, lead to in

i have just found my wife dead on the bathroom floor. >> okay. she's not breathing? >> no. she is clearly dead. can you, please, send the police? >> muth's wife, viola draft, was 91 years old when she died. veteran detective, bobby jackson, was one of the first to arrive at the scene. he was part of what the metropolitan police department called the natural squad. >> the homicide guy squads, they work murders. we investigate all the other deaths in the city, other than homicides. suicides, industrial accidents, natural deaths, overdoses. >> so, when this gets called in as 91-year-old woman who's dead in her bathroom in georgetown, what does that sound like to you? >> a natural. >> but detective jackson needed

for starters, how do they decide who gets to be the designated bathroom user. does the host tell you in advance, do they regulate your nog intake or decide based on what you ate. the worst part about not being able to use the bathroom su lose your excuse for bailing on a conversation. that is the only reason you go to the bathroom at a party. now you have to be honest. okay, well, thank you, thank you, yeah, i've got to go. no, i don't have to use the bathroom, i just don't want to talk about your kids any more. i hate them right now. i don't even know them. of course it is at least possible to practice social distancing at a garden party. you can at least try. but it is much more difficult at a sex party. so when authorities in belgium discovered that people were throwing an orgy in violation of the lockdown police were sent to break it up. but that is when the real scandal began. >> the hungarian member of the european parliament has resigned after breaking lockdown rules by attending what has been described as a gay sex party in brussels. jozsef szajer who pr

i have just found my wife dead on the bathroom floor. >> okay. she's not breathing? >> no. she is clearly dead. can you, please, send the police? >> muth's wife, viola draft, was 91 years old when she died. veteran detective, bobby jackson, was one of the first to arrive at the scene. he was part of what the metropolitan police department called the natural squad. >> the homicide guy squads, they work murders. we investigate all the other deaths in the city, other than homicides. suicides, industrial accidents, natural deaths, overdoses. >> so, when this gets called in as 91-year-old woman who's dead in her bathroom in georgetown, what does that sound like to you? >> a natural. >> but detective jackson needed to gather all the facts starting with albrecht muth's account of what happened. >> i started to ask him questions, basic questions. when's the last time she's seen alive? he gave me the last time he saw her is around 4:00 p.m., the previous day. >> after spending the evening with a friend, he came home at around 10:00 p.m. he also said he decided to sleep in the basemen

the body of brett's wife, tammy, was in a bathroom. lying nearby was a man named bryan capnerhurst, dead in an alcove not far from the safe where brett kept his money. >> tammy parker, it appears she was seated at a desk in the office area and the shooter shot her from her back. half of her torso inside the bathroom and her, her legs out into the office area. so she definitely fled, tried to flee. as far as bryan capnerhurst, he was found slumped over on his right side. he was shot multiple times, in the face, in the chest, in the arm, in the side, in the legs, in the foot. >> the investigators were surprised when brett told them bryan capnerhurst, the man he had shot, was a family friend and frequent visitor to the house. in fact, brett said he was in the bathroom when bryan arrived for a meeting and he told him to just go upstairs and wait. suddenly brett heard shots. >> he ran upstairs and was greeted at the top of the stairs by bryan capnerhurst holding a gun on him. and ordered him to the safe, which was in an alcove area in an att

they would not allow him to go to the bathroom. aviour towards mr muflahi was despicable. i think that their actions were intended to intimidate him. two other witnesses were also detained by the police that night. they have never come forward, and despite a federal investigation into the shooting, no officers have ever been charged. baton rouge police department told the bbc that while they couldn't comment on mr muflahi's case due to ongoing civil action, "significant advancements" have been made in training and policy. last year, the officer who shot alton sterling agreed to leave the force. i wanted to find out how often witnesses refuse to come forward, and why. there are no official figures, but i have spoken to lawyers representing victims across the country, and they have all told me that the problem is widespread. lee merritt is a lawyer acting on some of the most prominent civil rights cases in america, including that of george floyd. we live in the deadliest police culture in the modern world. there is no nation that kill

she describes three or four males in the bathroom. says there's one male who i think is related to the female that's on the floor screaming. >> and remember, the woman was on methamphetamine, reporting not what she saw, but what she dreamed she saw. still, you never know till you ask. >> so i have a photo lineup drawn up. and she stares at it, she puts her head down, she puts her finger on it. she puts it right on roger's face. >> the next day, detectives took cammy today's house, showed her the crime scene. and again, she named roger. >> i can't really see roger. just arms. he's holding kay. >> you don't hear a story like that and say, wow, that's a piece of crap. >> go on from there? >> no, not when she gives that amount of detail. >> suspicion of roger and pam was hardening by the minute. >> what did this do to you? >> it three me for a loop. >> when pam and roger attended kay's funeral, the tension was thick. >> it was very difficult to be there, because everybody wanted to know what happened that night. >> but they couldn't say an

what he attack happened at 1 40 in the morning he got up from the table and went to the bathroom. man shot him in the back. killings have become common at local level emits kampala ticks but the murder of an ex governor is still very unusual the investigation into who was behind the attack is just beginning but it's not going to be easy that's because the state attorney said the staff from the restaurant cleaned up the crime scene took away evidence and even removed security cameras. police state in the southwest of the country is the heartland of one of mexico's most powerful criminal groups the new generation cartel. this is one of the videos they've released showing their firepower and they've not been afraid to turn it on authorities to fool this is fascination could mark the start of a real season of political violence in mexico and that's because next july the country's holding its biggest ever elections and in the run up to elections in the country is usually the point where criminal groups try to position their own candidate and they often do that by murdering rival one. fo

a former governor of the mexican state of hollis core has been shot dead early on friday in the bathroom of a restaurant in the beach town of. up it's the latest in a series of violent acts in a country already plagued by drug related gang activity john holdren reports. this video apparently records the moment when the x. governor of the mexican state of her lease scope was killed in a restaurant at a muslim discussion sunday vial was holidaying in the resort town of put he was out with 3 other people and of 15 strong bodyguard team provided by the state who couldn't save him. when he attack happened at 1 40 in the morning the ex governor got up from the table and went to the bathroom that's where nard man shot him in the back. killings have become common at local live limits kampala ticks but the murder of an ex governor is still very unusual the investigation into who was behind the attack is just beginning but it's not. going to be easy that's because the state attorney said the staff from the restaurant cleaned up the crime scene took away evidence and even removed security cameras.

some of the stuff off the shelves and putting them in the boxes he grabbed me and put me into the bathroom door jam and held a knife to my throat and said if you ever touch my kid. was gone and i thought. god is gone my mom told my dad day before the murder that my gran had been there that day looking for money looking for food looking for you know we know it in our hearts identify my grandchildren my mom this is a this is the letter this card writes to monsoon after he's arrested he's behind bars and just dear sir i'm sure that up by this point it has become apparent to you that i am not the murder and this is where he turns my riot as a potential suspect when monsoor went to find ryan to interview him he tracked him down in a jail in mississippi where i think he was arrested for breaking into a woman's house his story was so full of holes i mean you could have driven a truck through it he said that he was sleeping on the streets he was sleeping in cardboard until march 10th when he checked into a hollywood once which is 12 miles away from our house at around 11 am. in the long . haul. or

. >> reporter: the voice was coming from inside a walk-in closet attached to the bathroom. herman moved closer. wedged against the doorknob was a dining chair. he tugged it aside, opened the door, and there was sandra on the floor, tied by her arms and ankles but alive. >> he said that she did not look well at all. >> reporter: as marissa's mom cut sandra loose, her dad spoke. >> where's my brother? where's your uncle? >> reporter: the answer to that unspeakable. coming up -- >> she looked like she had aged ten years overnight. broken and lost. >> reporter: sandra melgar, the only possible witness to a night of terror. what would she remember? when "unspeakable" continues. ♪ chicago! okay, so, magnificent mile for me! i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. until i realized something was missing me. you okay, sis? my symptoms were keeping me from really being there for my sisters. so i talked to my doctor and learned that's us. (reacting to boarding announcement) humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medica

that no place to get to i don't hard to go hard to go to the bathroom it is but everybody has now shut the bathrooms down all the fast food restaurants is really where you go or the supermarket or service station and they're always always closed even before they're always there under repair or not working or whatever it's very difficult to go to the restroom you almost have to go into a construction site and one of those. it's real practical difficulties right now i will improve ember about a month or 2 months ago we had a toilet paper shortage snow imagined you're homeless and you can't get toilet paper nor can you get access to a bathroom and where it is a real crisis is water. and hygiene i mean with code you have to wash your hands but also you you know homeless people use drinking water. that they get from public bathrooms and you need water to live i think there's something interesting also about brant story that in los angeles a city you know right now the c.d.c. has come out with guidelines that are against homeless. so in los angeles advocates and thank god for that they were

that we're going with this take our own guns they start wrestling over this gun i step out of the bathroom. fight or flight. no skewes is just dumb this is there's no excuse for it i did there's no excuse pulled out my guy and i start shit and listens to 25 years life in california prison system thames 1st advice to new fish is simple star with you got 2 eyes and 2 airs and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice usually going to dig yourself a hole. was put in a cell alone and i started hearing this scraping sound gets louder and louder new persists and finally you know there's a hole in the wall now and i'm like the me alone youngster you know what's up my name is bobby he's i'm a christian you have to worry about me i'm ok one cigarette you smoke and he wants the bible study with me and he read the bible and about hope and about now truth basically had told him everything that i was arrested for but you're turning to him for years and not much said here still use was help you with your case anything that i can do and

to the bathroom in the end they did what it did and they did a very good you can eat them for to eat good food the allegheny catfish eat and eat it gave to the prison towns assemblyman really travels the aging kilometers of dirt road to the district office. no more getting stuck in the mud yes please precisely it's a tarred route to be connected to a good way to. get through come to. call you to come. here and now listen to the big the world is interested in this region change is coming and the district administration is dreaming big. as i'm sure you know will come back or does it. as that as a good month yeah good morning america yeah oh yes you know you're welcome thank you so bizarre is that the good. swimmer capita i learned a long transfer system if i count 100 piece of junk squat for the boss of starvation and i had fun on the phone we have an i have finally i want to be and i lied to the activities which was will create jobs and big party just to. people and i who come would not want to go in nigeria we went in to go committees will have to take up arms to fight welcome please

but christina was trapped in the bathroom. flames raging just outside the bathroom door. the window was boarded shut from the inside. by the time art arrived, the paramedics were already on the scene. >> got in the ambulance, i looked around. i said, where's chris? and they told me, one of the kids said she's with god or she's -- the angels took her or something like that. and that's when i found out. it's worse than death. >> reporter: art could only imagine the terror of her last moments on earth. he then placed one of the toughest calls he's ever made. >> i need to tell you something. there was a fire out at chris's house and everyone got out but chris. and i said, are you kidding me? and he said no. >> reporter: back in upstate new york, the karlsen family got the terrible news. so mike and his sister-in-law flew to california to help karl and the children, who were all under the age of 7. >> i said, i'll help when i can. tell me what to do. and he was just numb. he was more of a zombie. he just said, "i don't know." >> reporter: are you thinking how in the world is m

the new was ban diners from using bathrooms inside restaurants. that caused a big uproar. the executive director of the new york hospitality alliance responded by tweeting the new guidance issued by new york state and shared by new york city oleander dining shutdown is another example of why restaurants and bars feel like government is purposely kicking them in the good. by this morning even bill diblasio was calling the bathroom stupid and it was quickly changed. >> there is no question that was a mistake. i don't know the nuance of how it happened. just stupid. you have a right to use the bathroom. >> meantime in san diego county restaurants shutdown again, the appellate court just over the decision that had allowed restaurants to stay open amid the state's original stay-at-home order. in the previous injunction the judge said he could not find any evidence to suggest restaurants were somehow increasing spread of covid-19 while the state files an appeal in right now just days before christmas restaurants have to send workers back home again. looks like dc's next, the mayo

now yeager meister or whiskey or tequila doing shots in the bathroom. maybe then. took me the story to say it right. i had only seen women drinking them and being a fellow it's not like champagne orange juice who's been? and the people complaining didn't have kids. literally, it's so offensive. my wife owns a weight-loss company and people call in and they'll be like hey what do i have to do to lose weight? you have to eat less and be more active. they don't want the truth. they just want drama. it's what they do. it's unbelievable. don't answer the phone. greg: by the way the real outrage would be a child could crawl into that little refrigerator. there is no lock on it. they are worried that might tip off someone who is looking for a drink. >> you don't leave your supplies in the bathroom. you can carry a mimosa from the kitchen. only 20 feet away. >> it looks like orange juice when it's a mimosa. just tell the kid it's orange juice. >> don't touch mommy strength. >> you have to feel bad for these companies. hard for anyone to have brand loyalty for mimosa. i onl

to power through a small helping, the visual will still remind you of that time you walked into the bathroomub stay underground, you pale perversions of nature. parsnips, ya burnt >> who ever invented stuffing? stuffing may be delicious, but can we, for a second, at some point, address the fact that somebody said, "let's shove a wet loaf of bread inside a dead bird's ass?" i mean, even the guy who invented green bean casserole had to -- had to look at the guy and say, "jesus, carl. everything all right at home?" or maybe, maybe it was -- was an accident maybe a guy told his wife, i'm going to quit carbs," and then she came home early from work and right as he was about eat a loaf of sourdough and he thought, "where can i hide this that she'll never look?" whoever invented stuffing, go stuff yourself ya burnt >> hand turkeys. who was the art teacher with the hangover that came up with this scam ruthie it looks like a turkey was asked to draw a turkey and kids, would you stop drawing the hand turkey with a smile this is not a happy day for him. if you're going to draw him with anything, it sho

from the bank he worked at, a teenager speeding in canada says she ate hot wings and had to go to the bathroom>> sounds like a movie, right? >> yeah. >> i've seen it somewhere. >> me too. >> i remember about the 88,000 he was flaunting on instagram. i saw that post. >> that's true. >> number one. >> it is. >> mattress firm is looking for an intern to sleep on the job, adele releases a joint album with mariah carey. former israeli space security chief says aliens exist and president trump knows about it. >> adele and mariah carey, they didn't sing together. ♪ all i want for christmas, call me from the other side ♪ >> i'm an adele fan. i've been waiting for an album for so long. ♪ i must have called a thousand times to tell you i'm sorry ♪ >> thanks, everyone involved. i think i was speaking it into it's live with kelly and ryan. today, actor and comedian ken jeong. plus, from "the walking dead", lauren cohan. and we have some fun with science bob. also an incredible good news story from long island, new york. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. -thank you so much.

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the free. let's go to callers and hear first from albert on our democrats line. caller: here is what i have noticed about identity politics. republicans went after what bathroom a transgender person could use. that was identity politics because you did it based on the transgender identity. when trump issued his ban on muslims coming into the country, that was done based on their identity as a muslim. that is identity politics. when in north carolina they pass to their voter restriction, voter id laws, the north carolina supreme court said those laws targeted african-americans with almost surgical precision. that is identity politics. why is it that every time liberals, democrats pushed back against these identity politics policies they get accused of playing identity politics when all they are trying to do is stop you all from stripping the rights of people away based on their identity? guest: thank you for that question. we have very good laws on the book about not singling people out according to their race or sex or their national origin. we need to enforce those laws and we need to throw the buck at any entity that makes decisions based on someone's backg

obviously people need to use the bathroom. you're patronizing a restaurant, you uh have the right to use the bathroom. >> meanwhile, san diego county restaurants shut down again. an appellate court just overruled a decision that had allowed restaurants to stay open amid the state's stay at home order. in that previous injunction, he could not find any evidence that restaurants were increasing the spread of covid-19. while the state files an appeal. and right now, just days before christmas, restaurants will have to send workers back home again. and, mike, it looks like dc is next. the mayor just announcing that indoor dining is there in the nation's capital will shut down on wednesday at 10:00 p.m., mike? >> your heart has to go out to the restaurant owners and their staff all over this great country. thanks so much for the live report. members of congress lining up for their covid vaccine shots before passing the next round of relief. our panelists will weigh in on that next. 2 and every backache is telling you: you cannot do

the democrats line. caller: good morning. here's what i have noticed about identity politics. after whaticans went bathroom a transgender person could use, that was identity politics because you didn't based on the transgender identity. when trump issued his ban on muslims coming into the country, that was done based on the identity as a muslim. that is identity politics. in north carolina, they passed their voter restriction laws, voter id laws, whatever voter laws they pass, north carolina supreme court said those laws targeted african-americans with almost surgical precision. that is identity politics. time the that every liberals pushed back against these identity politics policies, they get accused of playing identity politics, when all they are doing is trying to stop you all from stripping the rights of people away based on identity? host: how about we get a response. guest: thank you for that question. on the very good laws books about not singling people out according to race or sex or national origin. we need to enforce those laws, and throw the book at any company or school or entity that makes

my kids who are grown now used to do this, put the dirty clothes on the bathroom floor. i would pick them up and throw them into the dry bathtub so i could clean. they would then take a shower with the dirty clothes in the batht bathtub. >> what? >> swear. they turned out great. >> wow. >> they did. you have good boys. i will attest to that. i don't want to see their bath or shower. thank god for hampers. >> here is another story for you. tom cruise reportedly letting his crew have it with his covid concerns making it loud and clear on the set of the new "mission impossible" movie in england. cruise was livid with crew members for ignoring safety protocol. work was shut down in october when 12 staff tested positive for the virus. nbc has reached out for cruise and attorney for comment but we have not yet heard back. >>> trending this morning perhaps a perfect way to celebrate the end of 2020. listen to this. ♪ he will survive as long as i know how to love i know i'll be ralive ♪ >> we will survive. >> oh, yeah. gloria gaynor's hit "i will survive." appropriate this year.

i was going through your drawer in the bathroom looking for some lip stuff because my... lips were dry. god, you know me. phil... remember the spa certificates we got at the children's hospital auction? mm-hmm. well, look at this-- they expire tomorrow. oh, wow. what are you gonna do? claire, i don't think you're grasping the magnitude of this package, valued at over $250. sweetie... if you don't use them, then all our money just goes to charity. and so what am i supposed to do? somewhere between dropping off alex at orchestra and picking up luke from practice-- oh, and burning a bunch of dvds of the talent show, i'm gonna, what, pop in for a quick salt scrub? i thought cheryl was doing the dvds. well, she's supposed to, but somehow she's got me doing it.

in my opinion, the bathroom is the safety for children. any pervert can use that to go into the washrooms. so we are getting it out of the university and changing the laws on capitol hill to shelter the lawmakers from standing there lying to the public and getting away with it. the media are destroying our country. identity politics is a terrible thing. host: terry in illinois. mike gonzalez, we have not talked about the role of the media in either promoting or dismissing identity politics. guest: terry, thank you so much for that call. and you are absolutely correct. what i am saying is jarring to many people who have never heard these things. that is the reason why i wrote "the plot to change america," because i was in a way horrified that all these myths have gotten so much currency in society, and they are all proposed by the media. the media are huge proponents of these ideas. npr, for example, which is paid by all of us, they constantly use the term latinx. nobody. there is not a coffee place in little havana in miami or a bodega in

. >> and i know i did use the bathroom. >> you did use the bathroom. >> i used the bathroom. went out on the patio or not. most of the time i do. but that day i don't know if i did or not. >> okay. okay. >> dan seemed worried they might find his dna in sam's apartment. detectives wanted to know why. and the tone of the interview changed. >> i think you know a little more about this thing than you're divulging to us. >> no, i don't. >> i think there's a little -- a whole lot more. >> there may be but please question me and any gaps that i, i want to fill. absolutely. >> as far as your participation in this thing. >> as far as my participation? >> yeah. >> okay. >> talk to me. >> i am, officer. >> huh? >> yes, i helped him get away. yes, i knew that he had killed someone, and, yes, i knew that -- >> stop. stop right there. stop right there. >> they circled back to the dna. >> we got your dna. >> yes. >> okay? where's that dna going to be showing up? >> in sam's car. >> what about on julie? >> no, it wouldn't be on julie. >> you sure about that? >> yes, i'm positive about that.

. >> and i know i did use the bathroom. >> you did use the bathroom. >> i used the bathroom. went -- i'm not sure if i went out on the patio or not. most of the time i do. but that day i don't know if i did or not. >> okay. okay. >> dan seemed worried they might find his dna in sam's apartment. detectives wanted to know why. and the tone of the interview changed. >> i think you know a little more about this thing than you're divulging to us. >> no, i don't. >> i think there's a little, a whole lot more. >> there may be but please question me and any gaps that i, i want to fill. absolutely. >> as far as your participation in this thing. >> as far as my participation? >> yeah. >> okay. >> talk to me. >> i am, officer. >> huh? >> yes, i helped him get away. yes, i knew that he had killed someone, and, yes, i knew that -- >> stop. stop right there. stop right there. >> they circled back to the dna. >> we got your dna. >> yes. >> okay? where's that dna going to be showing up? >> in sam's car. >> what about on julie? >> no, it wouldn't be on julie. >> you sure about that? >> yes, i

china is ordering cabin crews on certain flights to not use the bathroom. they're instructing them to wear diapers, for real. they're recommending they wear diapers on any flight to a high-risk area, or if you ate at sbarro's at the airport. [ laughter ] that's going to be some cabin service. yes, sir, i'll be right back with your diet coke as soon as i finish soiling myself. [ laughter ] it's not just china. in america there's a plane where a guy wears diapers. it's called air force one, maybe you've heard of it? [ laughter and applause ] day 37 of squattergate. yellvis has not left the building, there's been no concession. our dearest leader has lost one of his most powerful weapons. youtube is taking down videos that claim the election was a fraud. [ cheers and applause ] if people want to post conspiracy theories i guess they'll have to dance them out on tiktok, i don't know. [ laughter ] of course many republicans are angry about this. senator josh holly of missouri lambasted youtube's decision. he called it an affront on free speech, although it was ha

bezos, founder of amazon, the world's richest man, gave his employees an extra 90 seconds to use the bathroom today. [ laughter ] no one had to sprint. [ applause ]

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somebody sees you, if you smell like you are on the streets, or you are thirsty and need to use the bathroomse are mental things that block you from being able to interact with them.>> reporter: he is a true success story of the shelter in place hotel program, which has been extended through march. >> if we don't bring people inside, if we allow so many people to be living on the streets, the consequence of that could be that the crisis goes on much longer.>> reporter: originally, the supportive housing wanted to phase out this program in november, citing concerns that the state would not reimburse the cost of the hotel rooms. last week, the governor announced the rooms will be reimbursed for as long as we have a pandemic. >> the news that we got from the governor, and from fema brings up a bigger russian is, whether we should be expanding the hotel rooms? >> reporter: in april, the san francisco supervisor issued an emergency ordinance, procuring 8250 hotel rooms. the city never got close to that number. instead, there are 2623 active shelter in place science, 1993 are occupied. if somebody

of paparazzi and i realized, every time i'd come down early in the morning to take dumpy out to the bathroome alone." well, an article that came out a few days later that my girlfriend sent me and it said, "dump truck goes to the bathroom with blonde owner. had nothing to do with me. they were there to see the dumpy in the - >> seth: you know that means you have to get a t-shirt that says "blonde owner," right? >> blonde owner. [ laughter ] >> seth: you gotta do it you gotta make it easy for them. >> yeah. no one cared it was me they followed -- they were following us all over new york and i realized they were trying to get all of the photos of dumpy in the stroller. he became an overnight success >> seth: hopefully -- please do not allow your personal jealousy towards that to drive a wedge between you and dumpy. i'm begging out of you >> i was pretty pissed, let me tell you i thought, the narcissist inside me thought everyone wanted to see me, but i was sorely mistaken >> seth: you -- so, congrats on the show it's weird to say this show is fun because, spoiler alert, some very dark things h