i love the work of westwood. so i love their work because they did something, but they saw something that was happening, rebellion tight, and that mix of conservative with the art still. i love that, so it has influenced me. for example, in london, i saw a black trench coat, and in the front, you say black is not for children. black is bad, and everything like that that is ridiculous, so i told them. i must say that one for me was a learning experience. i love it. >> london has changed, as every city has. you certainly will not have any of those bankers wearing bowler hats and numberless. more to the point, london out is tremendously diverse. paris is becoming in admitting that it is more a diversity, and there's a little line for me quite hidden away the says i'm very much a parisian or i'm interested in parisian women, but not quite sure that i ever met a parisian woman. what do you mean by that? >> what i mean is that my education, i have been looking at old movies that i love. we speak about the reputation of

. -- in westwood park. >> how did this perform? the composite the assembly -- come's assembly -- composite assembly. >> they would stucco it. they would put chicken wire on it. >> when i inspect buildings that are being remodeled, i see that the chicken wire mesh is completely gone. >> it is galvanized. the saltwater was enough to rest it out. >> it people think stucco is waterproof -- it is not waterproof. it sucks the water in. you have to water protect it and paint it. >> the above the low medium that was going on -- the bungalow frenzy that was going on, people were building houses at a remarkable rate in the 1930's. nothing down. you can pay us later. we have to sell this. this is shared in school and the ocean view that it -- this is shariton school and the ocean view dedication. these early neighborhoods, this is 1910, they would have to do a lot of things theelves. the first school was built by the neighbors. the district did not have the money or the interest. when they finally got a school the city built, it took 25 years

buu friday night nickkns was ssot several times near westwood avenue and north bentalou ssreet..t a push for someone to come forward in hopes of solvvng a senseless crime. "if people ddcideethat if they arr going to stick togethhe and not put up wiih it and we have a ccance of topping it, as long as people thiig well im ot doinn anything about it and they see somebody ii trouble and et it go on -i" they are not sure what brrnt &pwas doing in the west baltimore neighborhood the thaa he had recentty started hanging out there. the fourth suspect in theebeating of a tourist in front of the miichell courthouse in downtown bbltimore has plead guilty. it was a story you saw baldwinnpleed guilty to years in prison after a man 3- was punched, knocked unconscious, stripped, obbed day. we spoke with attorney warren brown who defended anothee suspect in theecase ... who calls the acts senseless. p don't think that was really what ganeeed the emotional response i think it was the senseless attacc of someone who inding his bussness the degrading of the individual once they wee knocked out once

one morsel on alpine road westwood drive to the -- west of belmont towardsf$byñ los alt.heaviest of the rain over in the north bay. you can see a lynn developing going to be another push of -- see a line developing to be another push for the afternoon and evening. danger -- dangerous surf at the coast until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon waves up to 19 feet, rip currents and beach erosion up and down the coast: over the next 24 to 36 hours. >>> rain hit the north bay first this morning it force some to stay in others had to brave the storm. terry mcsweeney is live at the larkspur ferry terminal. you've covered a lot of ground, talked to a lot of people. >> reporter: it is going pretty good, pretty wet since 4:30 this morning maybe a 5 to ten minute break where we've been, break in the action as far as rain, sometimes light, sometimes heavy always coming down raining nonstop for close to six hours. outside the luther burbank home and gardens in santa rosa it wasn't the roses causing problems it was tree leaves coupled with rain booted out by rachel. >> today i use my foot because

one morsel on alpine road westwood drive to the -- west of belmont towardsf$byñ los alt.heaviest of the rain over in the north bay. you can see a lynn developing going to be another push of -- see a line developing to be another push for the afternoon and evening. danger -- dangerous surf at the coast until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon waves up to 19 feet, rip currents and beach erosion up and down the coast: over the next 24 to 36 hours. >>> rain hit the north bay first this morning it force some to stay in others had to brave the storm. terry mcsweeney is live at the larkspur ferry terminal. you've covered a lot of ground, talked to a lot of people. >> reporter: it is going pretty good, pretty wet since 4:30 this morning maybe a 5 to ten minute break where we've been, break in the action as far as rain, sometimes light, sometimes heavy always coming down raining nonstop for close to six hours. outside th luther burbank home and gardens in santa rosa it wasn't the roses causing problems it was tree leaves coupled with rain booted out by rachel. >> today i use my foot because

a 22-year-old man was found bleeding from multiple gunshot wounds in the 2300 block of westwood avenue. the victim later died. investigators believe the victim was outside when an unknown suspect shot him. >>> a controversial method of getting natural gas now under consideration here in western maryland. gigi barnett reports on the first statewide conference on the issue of fracking. >> this is hydraulic fracturing or fracking for short. it's a new controversial method of finding natural gas and virginia and west virginia soil and gas companies are leasing vast amounts of farmland for fracking. now they set their sights on maryland but one unanswered question remains. is fracking safe. >> this is more than just about maryland. this is about do we want these sort of drilling operations all over our state. if we did do them all over the state what would happen. >> mike tidwell runs at chesapeake action network. it's an independent environmental group which launched a day long conference at the university of baltimore on the pitfalls and profits of fracking. it's banned in maryland by ord

officers responded to westwood avenue in west baltimore friday night. they found a man suffering several gunshot wounds to his body. he died several hours later. >> sheila dixon has met all requirements stemming from charges that forced her from office. now the question is, will she tried to get that job back? she had fallen behind on restitution. she made all payments. jayne miller asked dixon about a possible return to city hall. >> can we talk to about politics? >> can you move the cameras? come on. >> she will have some time to consider a possible run for office. >> president obama is taking his fiscal cliff plan on the road to michigan. this is a key week for negotiations and it comes one day after the president met with john boehner. hallie jackson has the latest. why is this week so important? >> if there is a deal, both sides have to sell it to their respective sides soon. that is if they can come to a compromise. >> will lie except a tax compromise -- will i accept a tax compromoise? yes? >> i think that is the best route we can take. >> the tr

washington but this really takes the cake and the very very ugly tim richard richard is the principal at westwood high school in mesa arizona last week he caught two students fighting and threatened them with suspension however he said they would not be suspended if they accepted his alternative punishment to sit together during lunch holding hands for everyone to see the students chose to take that punishment were publicly humiliated with fifteen minutes looking students repeatedly asked if they were gay and to video the whole incident is that mr richards appalling discipline idea encourages bullying and taunting and reinforces the anti-gay statements in our society and that is very very. coming up after years of searching reagan's welfare queen has finally been found i'll tell you where she's been hiding for so long in tonight's daily to. the song above. well. it's technology innovations all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. so sometimes you know it you know and sometimes you know what you don't know and sometimes as the firesign theater says everything you kno

officers were called to the 2300 block of westwood avenue near ruxton around 10:00 where they found a 22-year-old man with a gunshot wound. the victim was rushed to shock trauma where he died a half an hour later. >> to washington now and the fiscal cliff budget talks. if lawmakers fail to produce a deal, more than two million people will lose unemployment benefits four days after christmas. concern over budget talks is changing the way some are shopping this holiday season. nadia ramdass has more. >> alexandria, what do you want for christmas? >> furby and barbie. >> furby, barbie, and electronics are a taste of some of the must-have items this holiday shopping season and this ellicott city target store was bustling saturday with shoppers determined to make holiday purchases within reason. >> they'll save us a lot of money. >> with the looming fiscal cliff, linda and mike martzen are changing holiday shopping habits this year, relying on coupon and shopping less in case the cliff goes over in the beginning of the year. they're not alone. >> buying more practical, stuff people want. >

if this is video out of westwood, ohio on friday.f the rolls are treacherous, and thousands of residents in the mid west do not have power. the national weather service says that blizzard and winter storm warnings are in affect group tonight. if the warnings stretch from nebraska, through south wisconsin. >> the ninth circuit court of appeals is blocking a california law which bans the controversy of therapy that aims to turn gay minors street. the three judge panel issued an emergency order, to put the lot on hold until the court can hear further arguments. governor jerry brown signed it into law in september, it was set to take effect on january 1st. it would make mental health professionals who try to change a client's sexual orientation subject to discipline by state licensing boards. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we will get a another check on our wedding forecast. here is a live look at storm tracker 4. will be right back. >> welcome back it is 8:14 a.m.. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. banks have slow dow

the man behind the movement joins us now, jonathan westwood.ink this is going to work, jonathan? >> definitely, something has to happen. you have workers living in poverty, not being able to put food on their clothes' back, many food workers rely on subcy dis. we are footing the bill for multimillion dollar corporations while they get away with not paying their workers fair wages and providing them any benefits. to, you know, continue to have a family and thrive. >> i understand that mcdonalds has put on the records they're committed to dialogue. any other big fast food chains out there that have said, in light of this, they're willing to talk, to negotiate? >> i haven't actually heard from mcdonald's myself. i haven't heard from, you know, yum brands, which is taco bell and kfc and a set of other restaurants. they also made billions of dollars in profit last year and also pay their workers minimum wage. >> i respect what you're doing. most of these franchises are owned by mom and pop. they're not owned by mcdonald's themselves. >> this is not

officers were called to the 2300 block of westwood avenue near ruxton avenue around 10:00 where theyrom a gunshot wound. the victim was rushed to shock trauma where he died. police are working to identify a suspect in that case. and hundreds of military families are enjoying christmas trees this morning, all thanks to a local business. the staff of the hubbard funeral home donated the trees through the national guard. yesterday, they gave away close to 300 firs. >> it's been overwhelming at times, actually. some of the people are really thankful for getting the tree. i didn't -- i knew it was a good idea. i didn't realize how appreciative these soldiers and families would be to receive a christmas tree. >> this was the first year for that giveaway. back in a moment with a look at how do you always have my favorite coffee? girl: well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase, and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. >> good morning. we have been drag rain showers across the area today c

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lee westwood christmas music dr.? stuart: tell me your favorite?and my favorite is winter wonderland and my second favorite is i will be home for christmas. stuart: very good. thank you for keeping it short. we are going to talk about christmas music. the dow is up 107 points and all very festive. a good part of the holidays is the music but no matter how many new christmas album is get released we all seem to go back to the classics. joining us now the music director of w p l i radio. welcome to the program. >> appreciate it it. stuart: will play a riff of crosby. [talking over each other] stuart: a couple of bars. bing crosby, white christmas. listen to this. is this good? don't you like this? hold on now. now, why is that so popular? i love it. why is it so popular? >> it is familiar with people that are listening. people want to be feeling warm and fuzzy and living around holidays they don't want to hear about justin beaver talking and not kissing a girl underneath the mistletoe or -- it is familiar, classic and a staple and for music that is p

debt that westwood college advisors and counselors had lured her into. her federal loans have an interest rate below 4% but her private student loans are at more than 11%. melissa has never defaulted on her loans but with three kids, she struggles to make the payments every month. she fears that she's going to lose her home because her home payments are becoming increasingly difficult to keep up with because of the student loan debt. her mother, 65 years old, just to help her daughter cosigned two of her daughter's student loans. and melissa worries what will happen when she can't pay, will they go after her snore we know they do -- her mother? we know they do. in the past, there have been public reports about garnishing social security checks on the parents and grandparents who cosign student loans when the student defaults. melissa has considered filing for bankruptcy but she knows private student loans aren't dischargeable except by this outrageous starn. she says if she could -- outrageous standard. she says if she could go back in time, there's no w