for some reason we've got a bathroom key on there and a lot of civilians borrow that key to use the restroomecurity at the was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicken tenders and tater tots. if you're a ref, you way over-explain things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. sir, we don't have tater tots. it's what you do. i will have nachos! >>> day-to-day security at the maricopa county jail in phoenix is handled by detention officers. sheriff's deputies assigned to the jail and who are the front line in maintaining order. they're backed up by the jail's intelligence division, which is constantly gathering information on potential problems before they can escalate. >> the key's going to look like this. >> okay. >> it's going to be pretty much just etched out of the toothbrush. >> okay. >> all right. >> but we've got to hit them quick because if not he'll swallow it. >> all right. >> the fourth avenue jail

(catherine) they say people are simply not washing their hands properly after using the restroom.. and that includes workers who handle food... and the homeless community. it's been a sporadic problem in sacramento for 30 years. but now it's more serious. outbreaks across the state have killed 17-people and hospitalized at least three- hundred others. city officials are also talking about building more public restrooms...saying that would at least give the homeless community more access.. (steve) a pennsylvania man is in hot water with local authorities after taking matters into his own hands for people speeding down his road. (steve) police say rick mcmillen installed an l-e-d light on the dash of his car in order to get driver's attention. mcmillen says some drivers drive as fast as 90 to one-hundred m-p-h. mcmillen says drivers hit deer and the carcasses make his house smell bad. police have taken the l-e-d lights away. police also say mcmillen faces charges of impersonating a public servant and illegal use of emergency vehicle lights. (catherine) in sports -- gary joins us with

. >> some of the schools you have to go outside to use the restroom and reach the cafeteria.keeping them in one classroom at many schools isn't possible. whereas at home hopefully all that is self-contained and parents can keep a closer eye on children. >> we see in oakland blue skies. yesterday downtown you didn't see blue skies. >> reporter: oakland unified says they considered cancelling classes but opted to stay open and being inside but absences, excused. >> we want to continue teaching, right. we no he some kids being at home maybe the conditions facing at home aren't better. >> reporter: downtown masks were easy to spot. >> i don't want to breathe all the smoke and you know it's bad for your health. >> did we get the n.-95. >> as market supply's hard weir working hard to keep up with demand. 95% of calls coming from people looking for the masks. one man bought two boxes for his family and girlfriend. >> she said it's bad and her throat is starting to hurt. >> reporter: for oakland and west contra tooft o costa sports are cancelled. a number of school closures planned f

i mean, i don't like nobody telling me when to eat, use the restroom, and to sleep. i don't like nobody telling me what i can't handle, what i can't have. >> dealing with him is definitely a challenge at times. there's no doubt. i have to be honest and say it is dangerous. >> we captured several of blanco's standoffs with staff, including this one with deputy warden joanie brown. >> and then you want to stand here and threaten to keep playing games. >> you're right. because you all -- yeah. you 100% [ bleep ] right, and i am, and i am going to continue playing games. >> all right, well -- >> and you can [ bleep ]. >> the game's begun. but it doesn't have to go this way. >> yeah, whatever. >> well, it doesn't. >> whatever. >> all right. we're going to close the food port and we're going to go away. okay? >> go ahead. >> all right. >> put your hand in. >> no. >> kevin was constantly in a battle of wills with the correctional staff. >> let me talk to him for just a minute. come on, kevin. >> you all started this [ bleep ]. i'm not going to stop until i [ bleep ]. >> wha

. >> well i -- [ laughter ] before i came out here, i went to use the restroom. >> seth: uh-huh. >> andn's room in a hallway back there. >> seth: it's not that nice. you can say it. >> it's -- well, no. i mean, it's been updated in certain ways. it's got the automatic flush urinals. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and the automatic water. which i don't look at as being an upgrade, but it's there. the rest of the bathroom looks like it's, you know, the same since the '40s maybe or something. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> which it could very well be, the dials and things. and, oddly enough, a full-size scale with weights -- >> seth: yeah. >> that you move across. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> do you offer physicals here or something? >> seth: we don't. but it is a strange thing. because i want to stress to the viewers at home, it's not a gym bathroom. >> not at all. >> seth: it's just -- it's a bathroom -- >> it's right back there. we could all go there actually. >> seth: in an office building. yeah. >> it's right there. it's pretty close. >> seth: that is the -- >> what's the scale there for? >> seth: i don'

us. but after clinton left the team i would always sit downstairs in philly and always use the family res restroom. those are only key words i give if you go up monday. >> use family restroom. >> you can lock that behind you. >> good tip. >> oh, yeah. >> because it gets that bad. >> it gets crazy up there. they've been drinking and tailgating a while. use the restroom over there just kind of lock it up and i don't drink when i go to away games. not that it's bad there in particular. the worst place i had was seattle. really it can be any stadium. >> how bad was seattle. >> pretty bad. look at -- there's a "washington post" article and type in redskins fans in seattle there's a die tribe how we had a horrible time in 2007 and owner actually saw it and offered us to ply my all of us out there the next game because it was search a batd experience. >> i have techniques for you too. >> i can use some. >> i feel bad we're munching away do you want to try pork i had some off camera i appreciate it. >> i like the broccoli being on the cheesesteak makes it feel healthy. >> you have to get vegetable ozen th

methamphetamine products on her at the time of the arrest ..so now she has her own personal toilet to use and not bart but many people are saying that if bart offered restroomss would never happen your take on the bathroom thing or lack there of. the bathrooms at downtown stations remain closed but where working on it we want to open them but we're actually designing a pilot for powell street and 19th street basically a new design which would allow us to open the restroom, and then in the mean time, we're parterning with san francisco to bring its called pitstop restrooms which are these attended and clean bathrooms right at the street level there are right above our stations to make a long story short, since the hasn't actually been ticketed for the violation if and when she gets out of jail she may offend again imagine being caught three times in the act or have three separate riders step up and do a citizens arrest that's what is needed to even ban the person from the system bart officials hope she gets the help she needs and for now the riders get the break they deserve in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news (grant) new at nine... a new report say

methamphetamine products on her at the time of the arrest ..so now she has her own personal toilet to use and not bart but many people are saying that if bart offered restrooms this would never happen your take on the bathroom thing or lack there of. the bathrooms at downtown stations remain closed but where working on it we want to open them but we're actually designing a pilot for powell street and 19th street basically a new design which would allow us to open the restroom, and then in the mean time, we're parterning with san francisco to bring its called pitstop restrooms which are these attended and clean bathrooms right at the street level there are right above our stations to make a long story short, since the hasn't actually been ticketed for the violation if and when she gets out of jail she may offend again imagine being caught three times in the act or have three separate riders step up and do a citizens arrest that's what is needed to even ban the person from the system bart officials hope she gets the help she needs and for now the riders get the break they deserve in san francisco, stanley roberts kron 4 news (robin) welcome back. checking in o

the changes would allow transgender people to use public restrooms that match their gender identity. een at the center of this battle when the hb2 bill took effect. a judge has to sign off on that proposal. >> one fast food restaurant takes a new angle on combating bullying. burger king released video of employees bullying a customer's burger by it comparing it to what happens when they witness an innocent teen being bullied in the restaurant. in the video the burger king chain video. chain says 95 percent of the real life customers reported there their burgers had been destroyed while only 12 percent spoke up when the teen was bullied. its all part of the burger campaign's anti-bullying campaign in part with bullying prevention month. >> michael jordan is still cashing in on that jump man logo. the charlotte hornets will be the only team allowed to wear that iconic logo on their uniforms. the other 29 nba teams will wear the nike swoosh on their uniforms. >> that dude is rolling in the dough. >> just keeps on raking in the money. >> wow. >> all right. and as is washington tradition f

adam, a woman who was fired for chronically using the men's restroom or locker room without a been fired had you been a man but it's pretty clear that an employer could fire her without violating title vii. what is your response to that? >> well, your honor, the bathroom issue while it's often both the two transgendered is commissioned us have been relevant or at least not a source of when not relevant to the case of sexual orientation discrimination. to bring it up, concedes that sex is an element, i'm sorry, that sexual orientation discrimination involves an element of sex. >> isn't that criticism designed to show a weakness in the comparative test? it's not a perfect test, would you agree with that? >> i wouldn't say, in the focus of the manhart i think a very useful test, where it's not you try to, , you need to find an identical comparator location but what you're doing is comparing the individual with the hypothetical situation which saint individual but different sex, is how can and that's exactly what loving tells us what to do in the race context. here at the place equally in th

the search is on for that villain. sells emergency contraception. kpix 5 reporter maria me shows us: th ncy contraception is >>> students at stanford are seeing something new in a campus restroomthe emergency contraception is the morning after pill. maria. >> reporter: that's right, you know, the machine debuted last month, but it took two years to get here. now it's become a big hit with the morning after pill being the best seller. >> this is one small step for students who need this. >> reporter: forget junk food or soda, this vending machine is one of the first of its kind. it sells contraceptives, including the morning after pill. the idea came if rachel samuel, who began lobbying administration two years ago. she says nearby pharmacies would sellout of plan b, and students were out of luck, if the student health center, which sells contraceptives were closed. >> it's really, really hard for students to get emergency contraception outside of business hours. i see it as a right. a lot of our students see it as well. >> then if people don't have this stigma, or if they don't have to be nervous about going to a pharmacy, they can just get it from a vending machine. >> this s

the changes would allow transgender people to use public restrooms that that match their gender identityof this battle since 2016 when the h2 bill took effect. a judge has to sign off on the proposal. >> burger king is revealing the uncomfortable truth about bullying with a strange but powerful new ad. the fast food burger chain released video of employees bullying a customer's burger by smashing it. in the video they compared to it what happens when they witness an innocent bullied in the restaurant. the chain says 95 percent of the real life customers reported that their burgers had been destroyed while only 12 percent spoke up when the teen was bullied. it's part of the burger campaign's anti-bullying campaign. >> ♪ >> 5:51 is the time right now. we're back with what's hot on the web the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> maureen is back with what's trending. >> first up an olympic gold medalist opening up about the sexual abuse she allegedly suffered at the hand of dr. larry nassar. mckayla maroney made the announcement on twitter. she writes she w

is to send us back to the coal mines, go back to ythical vision of the country in 1955, when half the restrooms this nch counters in nation were segregated by the color of your skin. is threatening to get us into nuclear war overseas and refusing to stand up to racist domestic terrorists right here at home. but while president trump wants us backward to get us out of this problem, let's americans that democrats can take us forward. democrats can take us forward, bring us together, because we not a game, ics is but the score kept in d.c., politics is bout real people with real lives that matter every single day. know that's why i serve four with. in a war i disagreed because i didn't want to leave my fellow marines behind and i could do better. [applause] i signed up to serve before 9/11, because i in this country and i'm willing to fight for it and willing to die for it. why i took on establishment democrat and my wn party, because i said, if you're not willing to get involved, you're not going to system.the and it's why i'm willing to stand up to establishment today because we've got to change

security guys and pounded on the doors and yelled into the restrooms which there was no response, and it was chaos. people running for the exits. people usingbarrows or food carts to push people through the east exit. there is a street behind the venue and a big dirt parking lot where everybody tried to get away. it was unknown. was it coming from a shooter in the crowd? nobody would have guessed it was from the 32nd floor of the mandalay. >> kathy -- kathy, you were separated from your husband. when did you realize there was an attack and how long did it take for the two of you to be reunited? >> when i was in the restroom, i could hear the gun shots. so i immediately crouched down in the corner and locked the door and waited for those two to cease, and then i came out of the restroom into the chaos and the screaming and the running, i started running with the crowd. no idea where my husband is. if he's shot, if he's dead or alive or our friends. shots started again and people dropped and a group of us ran into a food truck and took cover behind the seats there and those shots stopped and then started running again and the shots started ag

the downstairs passenger area and add new fare gates two elevators and new restrooms. construction is expected to go on for the next two years. >>> hopefully a lot of people use it.oday is definitely a great day to use them you want to avoid slowdowns. eden canyon road a big rig caught fire. two lanes have been shut down right near eden canyon road and we are seeing travel times in the eastbound opposite commute direction just shooting up into the yellow likely to go into the red here but we are seeing slowdowns even in the westbound direction which is the commute direction as everyone has to stop and take a peek as they are making their way through that stretch. so expect traffic to be slower than usual along this stretch this morning until they can get all that cleared. chp hasn't given us a time as to when they expect to re-open lanes. 880 southbound direction 20 minutes from 238 on down towards 84. san mateo bridge getting a little crowded in that westbound direction. just under 20 minutes from 880 to 101. this is the mess we have been talking about all morning long. 680 and 242 backed up. we have had overnight roadwork that has been picked up along this stre

please take advantage of the restrooms and refreshments. and please join us in thanking our presenters today. [ applause ] >>> don't forget i'll be asleep during my presentation, too. >> can i sleep too, by prior arrangement? good morning, everybody, thanks for coming. i'm ellis miller and i play rhythm guitar at the hoover institution and i'm the leader of the china leadership monitor. i'm grateful to doug paul for agreeing to host and set this thing up and to the carnegie institution and alex taylor for all his logistical support. i'm grateful to michael and to allen for their contributions to the monitor from very early in its inception. and i'm sorry that james got pulled away. he was a founding contributor and still rights for us. he would have been the guy to talk about the reconfiguration of the central military commission coming out of the congress. we hope to have barry notten he who has been a primary contributor. but barry has backloaded his classes to the end of the week and couldn't rearrange his schedule to come. i'm sure everybody knows who joe

the homeless. a public restroom was installed near a homeless encampment about two months ago. the berkeley homeless commission wants another portable toilet on encampment grounds to be used only by the homeless but the berkeley health, housing and community services says it should be open to the public. >>> time now 5:14. let's check traffic with jaclyn dunn. >> you may see some slower speeds on the way to work on westbound 580. we have some roadwork that had a couple of lanes shut down as well as an earlier problem of a car blocking a lane. now a crash in the backup on westbound 205. so out of tracy into livermore, it is going to be a slower ride than normal. 48 minutes between 205 and 680. so give yourself some time heading through that stretch. we are tracking delays for drivers on southbound 680, roadwork and a car blocking one of those lanes keeping the ride very slow from highway 4 along 242 and then down along southbound 680. we are tracking a travel time that's in the yellow, eight minutes from willow pass to highway 24. good news over at the san mateo bridge, all lanes have reopened westbound, all lanes eastbound have been opened. now we're back in the green for

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us through your own experience. >> i was in suite 3, i was to the left of the stage, where the shootings began, i had just gone to the restroomere in the suite. so i hid behind the toilet. until i stopped hearing the rounds, it was pop, pop, rounds of it. once second round stopped my mind is there were terrorists running around with guns and bombs, i wanted to get out. i got out, and the second round of pop, pop, a bunch of us dove into a food truck. and waited that out, then got out of this round. started running. another round of pop, pop, then we dove under a car, everyone was grabbing each other, pulling each other. people were getting shot around me. we were grabbing the people that we could. everyone was. it was awful. charles: you mentioned perhaps an act of terror, were rounds going off in such quick session it sound like it had to be more than 1 person. >> i believed there were terrives shooting around people. charles: be being separated from your husband that time, what were you thinking. he is still out there in midst of this, what were you thinking? >> i'm just praying, praying he was okay. not shot. then i got to

us to leave and people were running and screaming. people were just hysterical in was no direction. we didn't know where to go, where to run. they said go to the tropicana. i came out of the restroom and people are screaming and running down 9 hall again. somebody said the guy is on the roof. reporter: situations like that, a lot of information gets passed around. it causes people to hear things they may not fully hear. >> there are all these rumors and people are drunk. the concert. reporter: what did you see inside when you got out of there? >> we saw a lot of injuries. people helping other people. they were careying people out that looked pretty bloody. the ambulances hadn't arrived yet so they were putting people into vehicles. we saw some people getting into a car with an i.v. going. a guy came up to us and he was covered in blood and he said he just dragged somebody out. reporter: i'm glad you are okay. helmets came off. long guns went down. urgency began to dial into a different field here. dial into more of a recovery. making sure if anybody was hidden inside that venue. it's a concert. one of those concerts you have all seen or been to. almost a fair where you have food a