>> since 2004, walsh has shed over 100 pounds. francisco has shed 24 illegal massage parlors operating as modern-day brothels, where women suspected of being trafficked live in spaces unfit for animals just blocks from the glittering tourist attractions. >> in my opinion, we have made a big impact on the human trafficking and prostitution in these parlors of san francisco. >> just how do the parlors operate? walsh says the minute a client is buzzed in, 60 to 100 goes to the house. >> hi. have you been here before? >> no, i haven't. >> okay, it's $60. >> how much? >> $60. >> okay. >> and then you can tip. >> yeah, definitely. >> those tips, investigators say, involve compensation for sex acts. and it's money the girls generally keep. >> you have to pay a certain fee to talk to a girl. you walk in. there's five or six girls of an couch and improperly dressed. low cut dresses, short skirts, high heels. >> the first downtown target is a parlor that's received numerous complaints from neighbors. >> approximately like two months ago we

>>congressman joe walsh knows this will be a battle and he wants to spar with his democratic opponent and multiple stab town hall meetings as a format that this teat party backed republican seems to thrive and ... his critics refer to a ranch where he was caught on video shouting down a constituent >>i went to washington to try to do something about the economy >>my pawn and and i are different while he is extreme i am practical while he believes and turning up the rhetoric i believe in turning my sleeves and getting to work there is an indicator that joe walsh supporters will show up at the polls given last night's turnouts the lines being drawn with high stakes national leaders of both parties will get involved in fund-raising for both of these candidates it's an all important district >>in the second congressional district race in spite of a congressional probe into ethical wrongdoing incumbent congressman jesse jackson jr. easily be challenger debbie halvorson to receive less than 30 percent of the vote in her bid to end his 17 year career in congress hours after his victory he th

iraq veteran tammy duckworth is taking on alleged deadbeat dad, joe walsh. tonight, tammy duckworth is my exclusive guest. >>> the etch-a-sketch candidate, mitt romney, he's shaking things up again. he's having a hard time how to make president obama look bad while the economy is improving. romney's latest strategy is to give george w. bush credit for saving the economy. >> president bush and hank paulson said we have to do something to show we're not going let the whole system go out of business. i think they were right. i know some people disagree with me. i think they were right to do that. i keep hearing the president say he's responsible for keeping america from going into a great depression. no, no, no. that was president george w. bush and hank paulson that stepped in and kept that from happening. >> yousa! bush saved the economy? newsflash? the bush policies led us to the brink of almost another depression. in the waning days of the depression, bush saved the banks, no doubt and saved his buddies at goldman sachs and obama was looking out, i guess yo

walsh says it's a game of cat and mouse where everyone understands that sex is for sale.irl he found half naked. >> do you have a massage diploma? >> no. first day, i go to chinese escort. >> okay, you need to -- do you want to work here? you need to go to massage school. you cannot do massage without a permit. okay? >> employee lounge where i was sitting with all the girls, i stuck my head in there and she was putting on her shirt, the lady that was in the -- that claimed she was there for an interview. i asked the owner, is that normally how you interview them, without their clothes on? and she said no. >> the owners barely hide the notion of sex for sale. this sign displayed above the reception area warms customers about mixing drugs and alcohol with sex. >> how many cameras do you have? >> here four and here four. >> so eight cameras? >> yeah. >> business is booming as clients anxiously wait to get in. but the owner hesitates to let them in. can you come back later? i have inspection here. >> this client is undeterred and insists on coming up. it's only when he sees t

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>>joe walsh as for a whirlpool.. >> a political cartoonist joins us and the studio. >> if you go to chicago tribune.com this is santorum hanging off of romney. this is cartoon excellence. later tonight to have the state of illinois with a fabulous hair cut. the big winner tonight there is maddigan. >> his the roller. . >> only thing his missing-i would like to see the top law- enforcement officers and the state of illinois sitting in his lap. and if the governor. >> she does not prosecute corruption and. >> i have one last cartoon it's called the a team, and that got me thinking of my version of the a team. . >> [laughter]. >>i pity the fool. >> thank you scott i appreciate. >> do we know which one is going to appear in tomorrow's paper?. >> to want to san now tomorrow morning... this has not ended and illinois. this is going to be and thatin marls chicago tribune. >> on to thank the staff and my family and my campaign manager and my wife of 22 years. 17 years ago we are still young and more graduates from the unive

>> for ed walsh, the decision was a long sought victory and validation. >> are you ready for this?is is great. they know it's going to happen. because they've been through the process. the final appeal to rehear the case with the board of appeals, they got denied. so they know that we're getting ready to close them. >> when the inspectors descend upon sunflower, they find the proprietor somewhat reluctant to answer the doorbell. unable to gain entry from the front door, inspector walsh goes around back. >> and as i approached the backdoor, the gentleman who was walking up the stairs here. how are you doing, man? >> good, how are you? >> are you coming out this way? can you open it, please? thank you. >> thanks. >> he had his shoes in his hands. he's barefooted, walking out of the premises. >> san francisco police, can you open the door, please? >> with walsh now inside, sunflower has no choice but to open up for inspection. >> is there anybody else here today besides you? no girls? no? >> i sold everything. i'm done. >> after a quick search of the premises -- >> you have immigrant

and just -- debby walsh is going to set the stage, so i'm going to move right to her. the center for american women and politics, the eaglelton institute of records university. if you are not familiar with their website, please go to it. it is cawp.org. okay. i missed it. on my little ipad, all i have to do is put in c-a-w-p and i get there. google is awful smart. but anyway, it's cawp.records.edu. basically, it is a marvelous, marvelous instrument. it has all the facts, really, about women in office. it tells you how many women are in the state legislatures. who they are. it tells you by state. it does all the appointive offices. it does it by state. it does the congress. it does the history of all the women in congress. i could go on. it is a bible. one of the reasons we wanted debby walsh, who is the executive director, to come forth is because she can better probably than anybody set the stage of how do we get from 17%, or as peg yorken said, how do we get more women in power and stop this constant discussion of how we fight off going forth one step, coming backwar

joining me now is joan walsh, editor at large salon.com. great to have you with us tonight. >> thanks, ed. >> let's begin with mitt romney and the planned parenthood, does he think he's going to win against the democrats and president obama doing it this way? >> i don't know what he thinks, you know, i think he thought, ed, that he was able to fire planned parenthood. he likes to be able to fire people, and so he said that and then his staff said governor, you really can't get rid of planned parenthood, you can't fire them, so then he had to walk it back, but it's so preposterous, and as you said, planned parenthood does so much. they do breast cancer screenings, they do a full women's health screening, and they also, let's really be honest, they prevent abortions. we really would be looking at an increased abortion rate if planned parenthood were to go away, so, you know, there's so many ways to hit romney on this, and he's going to be hit on it hard no matter how many times he walks back his stupid remarks. >> here's romney again today, l

krystal ball on the latest on the boycott, plus salon's joan walsh and richard wolffe on the sorry republican response to limbaugh's sorry remarks. >>> ohio governor john kasich is refusing federal disaster relief for his state and democrats accused him of playing politics. ohio congressman tim ryan is furious and he will weigh in. >>> it's super tuesday-eve, mitt romney's campaign just keeps getting goofy. >> born on a mountaintop in tennessee, raised in the woods so he knew every tree. >> all the latest on the state of the race with the nation's john nichols, and analyst howard fineman. >> he killed himself a bear. davy, davy crockett. >>> good to have you with us, thanks for watching. >>> breaking news off the top, a second station has decided to drop the rush limbaugh radio show. could it be the tip of the iceberg? for the last three days of last week, rush limbaugh has had no remorse about attacking a 30-year-old law student, sandra fluke. he called her some of the worst names imaginable and assaulted her character. when he started losing sponsors, he said he was sorry. but he didn't rea

. >> reporter: pta president dinno walsh has parents are concerned about the suspected child stalker. it surprised her that the suspicious man approached the 13 year-old girl not once but twice. walsh says her son is the same age. >> a good reminder to -- you think your kids at this age are getting independent, becoming teenagers and get some freedom. it was a big wake-up call. >> reporter: officials are constantly monitoring the area behind the campus. a suspicious man was seen a second time by the student on civic drive. >> we have two vice principles on our campus as well as our principle as well as a supervisor that is in charge of -- at lunch recess, they specially monitor the back gate. i would suspect, but i didn't hear anything official that they were going to increase security because of this incident, but i would suspect that they would on a temporary basis just in case the girl is being stalked and pursued. the girl did the right friend. she left on her hen with a friend the -- with a friend the next day. she's living the life that she has as a teenager and be just being ex

richard wolf fche and joan walsh weigh in. >>> tea party republican ohio governor john kasich didn't ask for federal funds. tim rye is an with us we're right back. i think the volt is an awesome car. and i really do love how... how unique it is. my friends say that it's like i'm driving a spaceship. the body style and the interior design... everything is really cool, but more than anything i love the gas mileage. i don't even know what it's like to really stop and get gas. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. probably less. you should get a volt because it's going to save you a crap load of money. [ laughs ] ♪ then lead a double life! with new blast flipstick from covergirl. creamy color on one end, shimmery color on the other. so you can flip your look from demure, to daring. new blast flipstick from covergirl. >>> the republican candidates response to rush limbaugh and my commementary and my comment on real apology and rush p's apology. >>> ohio was hit hard by tornadoes by the governor is refusing government aid. i'll ask congressman tim ryan if the governor

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wendy walsh, i have bib watching closely. i know the stats by heart. have seen so many stories on them. i was like, i could be one of the 176 million in the odds here. so near impossible odds, but it really got people excited. >> it got people excited because we're in a recession. people love to have a rescue fantasy. women are famous for the rescue fan ate. the cinderella complex. guys haven't had it so much. make the peter man complex that wendy is going to take care of them and the lost boys, but this is what people do, they hold out hope, especially in times of recession. 21% of americans think playing the lottery is a good way to save for retirement. >> are you kidding me? >> i kid you not. i should say, also, that most of those people only hold a high school education. so they're not thinking that they can depend on themselves to save for retirement. >> it was good for the 1 in 176 million who won, or the three people. that's a great retirement plan. but considering the odds, you know, for the rest of us, not so good. you tell people about the od

. >> matt walsh and amy poehler. yes, that amy poehler.and rolling in chicago in the mid '90s along with friends matt besser and ian roberts. >> look at the screen, you dumb monkeys. >> they were a group with a unique style. their skits runs of outlandish improv that pushed the limits of comedy and sanity. >> this is my friend, bleached costco. >> it's been described assault active, absurdist, collaborative, smart and weird. what makes it different than other improv? >> that's nice. those five words aren't bad. >> i picked them. there were a ton of terrible ones. >> struggling in a town dominated by the second city, poehler and the rest of the ucb floor decided if they were going to make it, they were going to have to head to new york and start improvising. their stage was often the streets, where they filmed themselves pulling public pranks, like this one where santa tries to sell booze outside a toy store. >> would you like a shot? >> not everyone was in on the jokes. >> they would not lock up santa claus. >> yeah, i think they would. >>

that's not good news for joe walsh. >> let's move to some democrats.me new district lines that aren't helping them. we have larry kissell of north carolina. >> yeah, absolutely. the big wave of 2010 basically skipped over the big gop wave, rather, skipped over north carolina. a lot of democrats held on there when their colleagues lost and one of those is larry kissell. now to give you an idea how bad the line drawing was for democrats in north carolina, two democrats have decided not to seek re-election. they would rather bow out than run again. larry kissell is not one of them. he's going to stick by and try to win in a much more difficult district. and the convention is coming to charlotte next year. i don't know how popular the president will be there in north carolina but we'll see. we'll see how close kissell gets to the president next september. >> and how that will work out. >> exactly. >> this list has been around for some while. you don't want to be on it in terms of the most vulnerable for a decade. this person has been able to survive for a

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joan walsh.s it a political issue, congressman? why is it being built and if it is not, why is that an opportunity to slam the congress? >> when the president said congress jumped into it the previous pipeline took 24 months to permit and this one is at 44 months and climbing. the frustration is, let's get on with it. this is just another pipeline coming up up. we passed a pipeline safety bill and this will be even more safe in the process. >> what do you make of the charge or argument the reason there's slowness getting this approved, there's endangerment of people's water wells, that they have wells all along the northwest pipeline route and they get their water from the ground and if you start lying pipelines through it and pipelines do leak and you're endangering their water sources. >> here's the problem. if you actually looked at a map of that aqua fer that runs south to texas and laid the map on top of it. there are thousands of miles of pipeline that run through that aquifer. i'm all for

the cardinals led by jeff walsh. lubow demolished the terps in 2009. 7:00 tipoff on monday.state and downes agha brigit -- gonzaga. the buckeyes to try to pull away. gonzaga could not get it done. ohio state in the sweet 16. they face the winner between cincinnati and florida state. it has been more than two weeks since spring training for the orioles. the rotation is pretty well set up a double header against the sox today in sarasota. sect that project -- a three-run homer. five strong innings. sixth inning and. hey. healthy swing. a double into right. he would later score. he looked okay after abdominal surgery. almost 6000 fans for hopkins and syracuse. it was as spectacular as the weather. second quarter. blue jays. there goes john flanagan. his second goal of the game. 5-2. maraska behind the net. syracuse has him figured out. what a day for the sophomore. fourth goal of the game. hopkins' 0111-7 for the first time since 2005. other division i stores -- maryland 11-5. maybe took care of holy cross 13-7. a quick turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models nam

"o" magazine contributor peter walsh has an article in the new issue. i have to ask you.le are caught up in the idea of hoarders and hoarding. hoarding is the population about 1.5 president. a small froup. usually, there's a huge mental health issue. i'm talking about the rest of us that struggle with the paperwork, the kids toys, the garage out of control. 80% of couples argue about the cluter in the house. that's who i deal with. >> there are specific kinds? >> there are. if you can understand what kind of clutterer you are, i can help you get beyond that. "o" has all of those clutterers listed. >> identify your inner clutterer. >> the first one is sort of like monica from friends. we have a clip. do you remember monica how she was -- >> behinds closed doors clutterer. >> you looked really -- i think this is me. >> everything looks perfect. then just don't scratch the surface. it's like someone is knocking at the front door, close the door on the spare bedroom. open the closet, the chris ma presents come out. >> then there's the sent mental clutterer. if you're a parent

preb congressman joe walsh? >> president obama, quit lying. we don't like ultimatums.gh. >> walsh's suburban chicago district redrawn sand now the best pickup opportunity for democrats in the state republican didn't really fight this one, by the way. democratic primary in the 8th district, an iraq veteran who's run for congress before. lost in 2006. she is the backing of chicago mayor emanuel. former obama campaign adviser ignored calls to get out of the race. second district, jesse jackson jr., most competitive primary in a deck kate fending off a challenge by former congresswoman debbie halvorsen, served one term and lost her seat in the tsunami. and the house ethics kms investigates his tied to former governor rod blagojevich. finally in the 12th district, democrat congressman jerry costello's abrupt decision to retire after 22 years leaves a rare open seat in that area. the action on the republican side where former belleville mayor roger cook is running against millionaire businessman jason plummer, an um up and comer. finally, 10:30 this morning, paul ryan rolls

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. >> opponents are ready joining walsh's, hoping to get a referendum on the ballot and put the issue before voters. the hope to pass the 56,000 signatures needed before june. >> the citizens of maryland are going to stand up for this issue consistently and vote this thing that marriage is between one man and one woman. >> it will go to referendum. there is no doubt about that. i think we are going to do everything we can to make sure that marriage equality is the law in maryland, even after a november election. >> opponents have until june 30 it to collect the petition signatures. >> it was a spirited discussion of the bill's passage on our facebook page. from smith, equality is not just good for some, it is meant for all. everyone should be entitled to these rights. i will vote no if this makes the ballot. >> it amazes me out judgmental people are. you can check out our rafts and an interactive timeline of same- sex marriage from 2004 in massachusetts to today's ceremony in annapolis. >> some disagreement over the president's policy on contraception insurance. the senate does not ag

declan walsh, it's a fascinating article "new york times" in the. suggest everyone go and read it if they're interested in all of this, the abbottabad commission will come out in may with its results. we'll see what they say. thank you, declan. >> thank you very much. >>> what happens if gas goes above $5 a gallon? a new poll tries to answer that question. you're watching "weekends with alex witt." for fastidious libran emily skinner, each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. i remember the day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the most common type of atrial fibrillation,

. >> let me bring in salonge jo walsh, and there is a difference of less than 4,000 votes and mr.is ahead, but this is very, very close race in ohio, and whether or not rick santorum actually wins in ohio or just gets almost immeasurely close in ohio, what about the of rick santorum, republican presidential nominee, what do you any? >> well, the next time i'm depressed about anything, i am going to call michael steele and have him turn it around for me, and what i think is bad news is good news. michael, i have the number and i will do that. >> call me any time. >> and cheaper than sxanax and much more fun. >> yes. but i want to say that i agree with michael on, i'm happy to have is people in the republican party saying that i don't want the guy who is trying to buy my vote. tlt is -- there is something very healthy about this, and i don't say much positive about the republican party, but it is to be said that the money is in the sewer, and santorum rising above it, and the voters saying, i have listened to the crappy ads and i will vote for him anyway, and something as an america

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limbaugh's ugly attacks, georgetown law school sandra fluke, also an msnbc political analyst joan walsh. let me ask just about human interest because i think there's a lot of human interest, sandra. can i call you sandra? >> sure. >> it happened right across the hall in my office, it was an honor for me, you took the call from president obama. >> i aappreciate you allowing me to commandeer your office. >> anything for you or the president. >> president obama called to express concern, make sure i was okay given some of the colorful attacks that have been leveled at me and to also thank me for an express support and thank me for helping to amplify the voices of so many american women who are talking about how important this regulation is. >> joan, you and i have similar views though you're a woman and i'm a man and there are different perspectives perhaps. >> not on this one. >> rush limbaugh learned live on the air today that the president had called you. let's listen what he had to say on the air right after that. >> so the president has called her and asked her if she's all right. she