premises and got his clothes on and we spoke with miss lam. and as virginia explained to us our job is not to identify whether it is an act of prostitution or money engaged or anything like that, we don't do that. but we do, require people to are dressed properly and also, that provide massage, not some other type of service that is not appropriate so basically that is what happened. on july 27th, 2012 and this has been ongoing for a year because it is continuances and i am hear to answer any questions if you have any regarding this case. >> okay. >> allen, environmental technician and i have been working with the program for two years and i have assisted walsh with the inspections in the massage parlors and i am familiar with the layout. once you enter to the left there is the waiting area and then there is the counter where you would usually pay for your massage and previous inspections i was able to speak with the customer stating the services that you are able to at this massage parlor and on july 27, 2012 i was trailing edward walsh in a

xh is appeal number 1 3-051nga tu lam, appellant(s) vs. dept. of public health, respondent.appealing the sixty (60) day suspension on april 15, 2013, of massage practitioner permit. director's case no. msg-13-19. >> and we can start with the apell lant. >> my name is christopher hall and appealing with the appellant. and this is as you so rightly pointed out it is an appeal pertaining to a $500 fine, within 60 days of suspension and then, it is our position that the appellant's position first of all that dr. aragon the director who issued the decision which is dated april the 15th, 2013, that is attached to the notice of appeal as the exhibit a. and i want to point out that that decision that he rendered is a date there which is paragraph three. and it mentions that, he violated 647 via the penal code in 2013 and his decision is inconsistent and that date, july the 12th, it is inconsistent with the notice of citation that was issued to miss lamb. way back on july the 27th. she was not working on july the 12th, 2012, so if you look closely at tha

he has been on the lam after disclosing secrets about the u.s. spying program. he has been stuck in moscow at the airport for a month. he applied for temporary asylum in russia last week after attempts to leave the airport failed. the united states wants him sent home to face prostitution for espionage. >>> -- prosecution for espionage. >>> nsa director general keith alexander made an emergency visit to capitol hill urging lawmakers to reject an amendment to a defense bill to end the phone records program. the obama administration is warning the nation would be at risk of more terrorism if it stops the nsa's massive collection of personal phone records. >>> former new york congressman anthony weiner is apologizing again for sending more explicit photos and messages. this time, he says he is refusing to quit in his race for mayor. >> there is no question that what i did is wrong. >> i have forgiven him. i believe in him. and as we have said from the beginning, we are moving forward. >> weiner reportedly promised a

. >> lam was discouraging to put it mildly why you keep raising these issues, why you keep putting this bret: ambassador sfeechbs sends another cable to washington. what we have seen are not random crimes of opportunity but rather targeted and discripple national attacks. less than a week after that cabling, lieutenant colonel wood and military site security team leaves the country. >> how did you feel about the security situation when you left? >> i didn't like it. i said it and my concerns for benghazi. >> stevens is still pushed to increase the u.s. diplomatic presence in that country and soon says hicks. >> according to chris, secretary clinton wanted benghazi converted into a permanent con city went post. timing for this decision was important, chris needed to report before september 30th the end of the fiscal year. >> september 6th, charlotte, north carolina, the democratic national convention. >> without a single american casualty, moammar khadafy is gone and people of libya are free. >> an egyptian america activist blasts an email promoting a 9/11 event with koran burning pastor

. >> hay una unidad del comando de lam policñía de oakland que llegó al vecindario para ir buscando pistasa un hombre bajo sospecha de abusar a una menor de dad y poseer pornografía infantil, jermeiah prayer es amigo de la familia, se le arrestó tras hacerle seguimiento. >> hector mauricio salazar fue detenido en moraga encontrando varias joyas en su lonchera, perteneciendo las joyas a una mujer de la tercera edad que lo contrató para realizar trabajos en la casa. >> el supervisor del condado de sonoma efrñén carrillo, fue arrestado tras ser sorprendido merodeando la casa de una mujer, la jueza pidió darse de bajo por posible conflicto de interés, carrillo se encontraba únicamente en ropa interior al momento de ser arrestado. >> protestas contra la nominación de napolitano deja incidentes. >> muchos critican contra napolitano por haber dejado miles de deportados en su cago anterior ademásd de su sueldo de medio millones de dólares. >> jeanette napolkitano se convirtió en la décima prersidenta del sistema de educación de california, sonrfiendo diojo que no tiene más alternaiva que hacer su

. >>> nos desentend lams situaciÓn de otras personas que hemos tenido la suerte que todos ten nombres pueda recibir al ocupante de turno. >>> es el panorama que se registra en toda la red pÚblica horario del paÍs, y pacientes que buscan atenciÓn oportuna, agravo a la situaciÓn que los expertos dicen que el sistema esta a punto de colapsar. >>> en bogotÁ, colombia, univisiÓn. >>> en deportes, los gols del

we'd be on the lam but on the way. >> and purveyor of pleasure. but now they're about to face the biggest gamble of their lives. >> if something is unjust and unfair, you have to fight. ♪ >> the maricopa county jail is divided between two distinct worlds, the first is an outdoor world. the jail is internationally famous for tent city, a cluster of outdoor housing yards for both men and women. >> ladies, fall in. i'm not talking to the fence, am i? >> life here sucks. i mean it's terrible. i don't even think this place should exist to be honest with you. >> but the vast majority of maricopa inmates live in one of five different indoor facilities where they will rarely, if ever, experience any time outdoors. >> i'm cousin ashton, i come out blastin', i'm about as hungry as a taliban fasting so just like the clumps i'll fill my plate, ghetto grinding all day it's a crime of fate. >> in one of maricopa's primary men's facilities, the fourth avenue jail, when inmates are not in their small two-person cells, they can work out in an indoor rec room or in

. >>> nos desentend lams situaciÓn de otras personas que hemos tenido la suerte que todos ten nombresera de una cama que pueda recibir al ocupante de turno. >>> es el panorama que se registra en toda la red pÚblica horario del paÍs, y pacientes que buscan atenciÓn oportuna, agravo a la situaciÓn que los expertos dicen que el sistema esta a punto de colapsar. >>> en bogotÁ, colombia, univisiÓn. >>> en deportes, los gols del partido mÉxico, martinica en la copa oro y (♪). >>> y muestra de que la nfl y el mundo del fÚtbol canse estÁn distancioando el sospechoso de asesinato y ex jugador aron hernÁndez saldo lon de la fanl del fÚtbol profesional r retirÓ foto del ex astro de patriots luego de varios se quejaron al respecto, muy bien continuando con deportes vamos con alejandro y el resumen de juegos de la copa oro, adelante que nos tienes?. >>> muy buenas noches ricardo y te saludo con gusto al igual que tu auditorio selecciÓn mexicana ganÓ pero no convence gio lee alcanza para avanzares y y la final del fÚtbol colombiano. >>> y esto y mÁs. >>> y la copa oro dÓnde martinica se enfrentÓ a

. >>> creo que estÁ abriendo las puertas para que nosotros abrir lam mente. veo el ejemplo bueno para la iglesia. >>> ante el revuelo, el vaticano aclarÓ que no se trata de un cambio de doctrina, porque habrÍa sido por escrito. >>> pero aceptÓ el contraste tras el cambio de mando >>> sÍ, creo que podemos decir eso, que hay un cambio de tono, la doctrina de la iglesia, sobre la orientaciÓn sexual, es lo mismo. >>> hace 8 aÑos benedicto xvi ordenÓ la publicacion de este con documento, que despuÉs de expresar respeto por los homosexuales, dice que no puede admitirse al seminario y las Órdenes sagradas a quienes caracterÍstico anula homosexualidad presentan tendencias homosexuales pro funldmente arraigadas osos tienen la cultura gay. monseÑor aclarÓ que los sacerdotes homosexuales que mantienen su celibato no han suizo rechazados. >>> la doctrina de la iglesia catÓlica, considera cualquier acto sexual, fuera del matrimonio, como un pecado pero los actos homosexuales, los considera mÁs graves, porque asegura van en contra de la ley natural. >>> que ningÚn papa en

. >>> plus a report on osama bin laden's life on the lam. >>> two key rulings monday in the trial of zimmerman. he's pleaded not guilty in the death traf von martin contending he shot the teenager in self-defense. sarah dallof is outside the courthouse in sanford, florida, with the latest for us. >> reporter: good morning, richard. just before the end of court yesterday, the judge ruled to allow trayvon martin's toxicology report that shows thc, the main ingredient in marijua marijuana. monday afternoon, defense called tracy martin, trayvon martin's father, to the stand to testify. he denied telling investigators that the voice on the 911 tape screaming for help was not his son. >> i kind of pushed away from the -- away from the table and just kind of shook my head and said i can't tell. >> reporter: he told prosecutors he listened to the tape multiple times at the mayor's office weeks later. >> basically what i was listening to, i was listening to my son's last cry for help. >> reporter: earlier in the day, the defense brought back those two investigators to talk about martin's init

we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley. and every september over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of l

miller, ted bowey and lam an and scott wig ins. >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is shepherd. i was part of the western neighborhood association last year when we voted to support the move by l.a. blang to set up the shop at west portal. the space is needed to be renovated for maybe the last 50 years or so. you couldn't really see, i see you agree with me. you can't really see from the photos that were shown here, but the panelling was falling off and it was a mess and we are very excited to see them move in there. our organization contacted them and asked them if they would be so good as to move in there and they responded positively. i can't think of anything that we can do to the west portal avenue that could revitalize it any greater than that what l.a. blang has intended it to do. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, my name is em it miller, a resident in west portal and also a member of -- i'm on the merchant committee within, that did the survey. we surveyed, the response of the is survey was over 300 respondents in west portal area and two-t

our ball lams is good here, too. >> we are happy. >> thanks for joining us tonight. we hope to see you at 6:00. >> good night. >>> on our broadcast, getting personal. an unusual moment at the white house. the president walks into the briefing room without notice before reporters were even seated because he had something very personal to say about trayvon martin and race in america. >>> bankrupt. the startling decline of a once-prosperous american city. tonight what it's like to watch a place hit rock-bottom. >>> record heat. llions deal with it for another hot day. while out west, it's beating a huge wildfire that is keeping thousands from going home. >>> and great expectations. if london is this crazy now, what will it be like once the royal baby arrives? "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news," with brian williams.

and he's still on the lam. >> with all our past dealings, he should be considered armed and dangerous reporter: 33-year-old derek estelle, a convicted burglar, was transferred to the jail in hot springs for a court appearance on 26 new charges. investigators say his dive to freedom -- watch it again. that window is just a foot high and 2 1/2-feet wide. was more sophisticated than it looks. >> this was totally unexpected. >> reporter: investigators are watching the tape for clues. see the man in the blue shirt? investigators say he was an accomplice, distracting the deputies on duty. he is now in custody. then, there's this woman, still on the run. police say she was waiting in a getaway car, passenger door open. the couple ditched this minivan a few minutes later. an elaborate scheme to get a hardened criminal out of the big house, through an awfully small window. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >>> all right, accusations of wrongdoing by tsa officers speaking 27% in the last two years, according to a government report. this shows the passenger employees received light punishments for s

lam lamar divens required three stitches.ens was reportedly trying to prevent brooks from driving drunk. homer bailey had a no hitter into the ninth inning, brandon crawford grounds it back to bailey. and there's one out. and tony abreu strikes out. that's two outs, we're one out away from a perfect game. gregor blanco, no hitter, he almost had a perfect game, except he had a walk. bailey throws his second career no hitter. the giants are no hits for the first time since 2003. reds win 3-0. >>> the a's and cubs starting a three-game set. a's down 5-3 in the fourth. coco crisp two runs scored tie game. top sixth, still tied, wellington castillo doubles to center. cubs up 7-5. bottom 8, same score, two on for derek norris. homers to center, gives the a's an 8-7 lead. they hold on to win in the 9th and win by a final of 8-7. >>> also today, the sharks traded for t.j. galiardi to the flames for a fourth round draft pick. >>> it's a small company, and it could change the way you tell time. >> the pebble smart watch which syncs to

wanted to thank the planning commissioners, director lam, and especially claudia flores and claudia for their tremendous work for this incredible, comprehensive health care services master plan. and, of course, we cannot fail to mention the amazing work of [speaker not understood] and collene who really we did not -- the board of supervisors did not designate any extra funds to the department to create this unbelievable plan. and yet director garcia and deputy director chola ran an unbelievably comprehensive community process and really just embraced this project completely. so, we're enormously appreciative to them. supervisor campos created this legislation because the land use decisions affect our entire health care system. there shouldn't be evaluated simply as building projects like any other. he believes the board of supervisors, the planning commission, and the entire city family needed the tools to think about the system as a whole and to protect the health care needs of the entire community. now with this draft health care services master plan, we almost have that tool at our d

tonight, he's still on the lam. >> with all our past dealings with him, he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: 33-year-old derrick estell, a convicted burglar serving hard time in state penitentiary, was just transferred to the jail in hot springs for a court appearance on 26 new charges. investigators say his dive to freedom -- watch it again. that window is just a foot high and two and a half feet wide, was more sophisticated than it looks. >> that was an elaborate plan and totally unexpected. >> reporter: investigates are watching the tape for clues. see the man in the blue shirt. they say hee was distracting the deputies. this woman was waiting in a getaway car, passenger door open. the couple ditched this minivan a few minutes later, an elaborate scheme to get a hardened criminal out of the big house through an awfully small window. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> they are still on the run tonight. >>> still ahead on "world news," wedding crashers, the guys are the life of the party but an alert tonight about real life crashers who get away with much more than

ken lam tells me he saw one victim as he was being evacuated. >> i saw just passed by the store. we saw a lady laying down on the floor. >> reporter: the owner of hector's photo shop says he's worried about his safety. >> scared? >> yeah, we're thinking they're locked down, maybe we should lock our doors. >> reporter: we found a number of people who came to this area to try to go to rei only to find that this story has shut down for the rest of the evening. amber lee, ktvu channel 22 news. >>> more details now about the gift center and jewelry mart. the building houses more than 125 jewelry and accessory showrooms. right now the building is undergoing renovations and all the businesses have been moved to the street level. several of the businesses deal with gold including vitoga where the shooting happened. >>> gay and lesbian wedding resumed two days after a ruling next month. the justices asked for arguments from the state by 8:00 tonight with prop eight supporters to respond by monday morning. >>> and more details now, san francisco city attorney dennis herr era released a sta

ken lam tells me he saw one victim as he was being evacuated. >> i saw just passed by the store. we saw a lady laying down on the floor. >> reporter: the owner of hector's photo shop says he's worried about his safety. >> scared? >> yeah, we're thinking they're locked down, maybe we should lock our doors. >> reporter: we found a number of people who came to this area to try to go to rei only to find that this story has shut down for the rest of the evening. amber lee, ktvu channel 22 news. >>> more details now about the gift center and jewelry mart. the building houses more than 125 jewelry and accessory showrooms. right now the building is undergoing renovations and all the businesses have been moved to the street level. several of the businesses deal with gold including vitoga where the shooting happened. >>> gay and lesbian wedding resumed two days after a ruling next month. the justices asked for arguments from the state by 8:00 tonight with prop eight supporters to respond by monday morning. >>> and more details now, san francisco city attorney dennis herr era released a sta

have our own farm, kun cunningham farms where we get a lot of our own produce and raise our own pigs, lam chickens for eggs and stuff like that. >> reporter: that's awesome. >> we definitely use a lot of other local farms. there's a lot of great local farms around here. >> reporter: let's talk about what we have here. this is just beautiful, by the way. so what is all that? >> it's just a selection of vegetables we're getting from the farms right now. we have tomatoes for us for the first time. this is a plate we do. it's a selection of everything we get from the farm. you know, from baby lettuce to tomato. we grade a hazel nut over it to finish it up. >> reporter: farm to table has become a big deal especially here in maryland. >> definitely. i think people want to know where their food is coming from and supporting local farms is huge. >> reporter: tonight, let's talk about what is going to happen at center plaza between charles and fayette streets. it starts at 5:00. >> yes, 5:00 to 8:00. samples of local stuff that we'e getting, produce. there's going to be a bunch of different restau

don't want to pay for, employee benefits, they just don't have the financing and not willing to go on, lamide tho benefits. again, one not hire somebody temporarily because economically i don't think i will keep them around for the next 12 months. dennis: what do you think the numbers will mean in terms of the fed and its desire to taper and cut back on bond purchases the keep interest rates low? will they be able to do with numbers like these? >> i don't believeo. this 195,000 is a false number for the reason you describe. the economy is not creating jobs and so it is not a healthy jobs market. many young people now cannot find a way gallegus started in life. a very based in london are working a starbucks. so i don't think they're going to taper on the basis of these numbers. what i see is the bigger number that no one is talking about. this quantitative easing is creating a lot of distortion in capital markets. at tnk he would prefer to get out before he leaves. the question is whether he gets a chance. dennis: to you think with these numbers that the fed can afford to start tapering? wh

women are we more conservative when it comes to making sure that you are not too far out on a weaker lam. but something where you got there a couple of years ago and said, let's just get this out of the way so we don't have to deal with the warrior the overhang? >> actually, our capital is a function of the downturn. we raise a significant amount of capital as a buffer against losses that all the banks were incurring as we went through the great recession. we actually came out with the stronger level of cash flow that would have anticipated. since then as we have returned to profitability we have been adding. to get to this level, the beetle a bottom-line. when it comes to loan rates people have banks, not really been lending at the pace that the fed would like to see. this has been one of your strengths. you increasing your lending and to home? >> the street estimates. part of it was driven, indeed, by our year over year loan growth. total loans, up 7%. if you look at our commercial lending which is a real focus of our company, a 13% year-over-year. this notion of our banks in the lendi

with a rap sheet a mile long runs to a waiting getaway car sunday afternoon and he is still on the lamh all our past dealings with mr. stell, he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: 30-year-old derrick estell, convicted burglar serving hard time in the state penitentiary was transferred to the jail at hot springs for a court appearance on 26 new charges. investigators say his dive to freedom, watch it again, that window is just a foot high and 2 1/2 feet wide. was more sophisticated than it looks. >> this was an elaborate plan and totally unexpected. >> reporter: investigators are watching the tape for clues. see the man in the blue shirt. investigators say he was an accomplice, distracting the deputies on duty. he is now in custody. then there is this woman, still on the run. police say she was waiting in a getaway car. passenger door open. the couple ditched this minivan a few minutes later. an elaborate scheme to get a hardened criminal out of the big house through an awfully small window. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >>> a pittsburgh medical researcher has pleade

for nghiep key lam, america's favorite pastime is his way to escape the realities of prison life. >>ar i'll be playing for the san quentin giants, and i'll be a starting left fielder. >> hey, guys. listen. breathe. make him throw strikes to you. here we go. san quentin giants baseball. come on. >> let's go, let's go. >> let's go now. >> one for a single. one for a home run. >> when i first got in in 2003, there was the giants and the pirates. so i went out there for the pirates. >> he don't even want to throw a strike, curtis. he don't even want to throw a strike. >> first day, i suit up in a pirates uniform. i felt like i was a kid again. >> attack mode. attack mode. >> let's go. stay focused. >> attack mode, baby, attack mode. >> being familiar with something i grew up with, playing baseball. and so i felt alive at that point. baseball, no matter where you are, in prison or on the street, it's baseball. >> yeah. >> go, go! get him, get him! he's out of there. whoo-hoo! >> my year, i hope to hit over .400 and still be the leading base stealer on the team. >> go, go, go! go, go! >> i

of course he was on the lam for years, wasn't he, and finally caught up with by the long arm of the law that trial is just extraordinary at the moment. >> the details are amazing. bulger has been charged in the deaths of 19 people. this is over the course of two decades when prosecutors say, look, he was ahead of the irish mob in boston and very powerful figure and notorious figure and finally in court this trial of course being conducted and one of the key witnesses, potential key witnesses found dead. >> steven rakes body found, no obvious trauma. we'll keep you apprised as we get more information on that. >>> the former south african president nelson mandela turns 95 today. >> happy, happy day. >> you're watching the celebration. many in south africa want to wish him a happy birthday and people around the world in a live report on how south africans are honoring his legacy. i'm the next american success story. working for a company where over seventy-five percent of store management started as hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benefits to get

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if snowden needs a stiff drink to steady his nerves on the lam, what better than a dram of this, a taste of what could be the next stop on his odyssey? the scandal snowden generated seems like a throwback to the cold war accide, every bit like mementos on sale, and so far president obama is floundering in efforts to hunt him down and bring him down. >> clearly it is the morning and passengers thinned out. the question is if snowden is not in this sprawling airport departure area, has someone simply let him slip out of one of many side doors like this? >> the search continues. >> it does. >> and the mystery intensifies. >> if he is there, he must be pretty bored by now. let's talk about the royal family because everyone likes to. the royal bump keeping a lot of people guessing. everyone wants to know what it is going to be. is it going to be a king or queen. >> uh-huh. >> brunette or red or strawberry blonde or something? all of those details, people are just coming up with all kinds of interesting little scenarios. more on that next. eekly ads to get the best sale prices? i do! do you th

but is the on the lam leaker who started all this right?med public on this subject is an angry public? is he right that the government should be afraid of public backlash here? joining us now for "the interview" is frank rich, "new york" magazine's writer at large. his new column is called "when privacy jumped the shark." it has a dirty picture in it which is at least the lowest common denominator to check it out. it's tastefully done. >> very tastefully. try for that. don't always succeed. >> so you contend that americans have no expectation of privacy, so even bombshell revelations about violations of our privacy on a grand scale basically elicit yawns. >> yeah, i mean, look, there are people who care very much including me and you and also people on the right like libertarians like rand paul who's outraged by this. but the vast middle seems to be indifferent. in part i think because we're so used to surrendering our privacy, whether it be to social networking or commerce sites or, you know, anything we do. i read in this new book "big da

. >> nikolai lam of mydeals.com, she used a template from a typical 19-year-old woman.e asked him why did you do this? he said, i created normal barbie because i want to show that average is beautiful. >> it is indeed. >> and i think it sets a positive example. >> i call her barbara. >> barbara. >> the normal -- >> barbara the thicker version. >> yeah, and that's a good thing, though. we talked about it, i'm telling her, i had give her the off-camera definition of thick. >> he did. >> i think you at home understand exactly what i'm talking about. >> we'll see if mattel tarts making the normal barbara. >>> a daring rescue by people he's never melt. we'll have the story behind this video right here just ahead after this break. stay with us. ú >>> welcome back to the george zimmerman trial now and it was a day we saw the mothers on the stand in the courtroom yesterday. trayvon martin's mother and george zimmerman's mother were both called to the stand each. they were asked to talk about their sons and to identify the voices on a critical 911 recording. joining me now is at