. >> the investigation leads the officers to evidence in inmate carlton moran's laundry bag and they quickly take him off the yard. >> turn around and walk towards us. keep going, keep going. keep going, keep going. he's clearly a suspect. >> what do you want to do with this one? >> he needs to go to the clinic. have them do a 7219. strip him out again in there. 7219. check his hands real good and check his socks. see if he has any -- maybe any redness or blood splatter around his shins. >> you do everything the officer tells you to do, okay? >> not a problem. >> while they're searching his laundry bag they found pants that had suspected blood stains. they utilized a test to do it and it tested presumptive positive for blood so therefore he's a suspect. so pending the investigation we'll go ahead and put him in administrative segregation. >> why do you want to go to administrative segregation? >> not at this time. >> we'll note it on the lockup order. basically what happened was an inmate was assaulted in the gym, right? after we did a thorough search, pants located in your laundry b

among them was carlton wright. >> dining time is a [ bleep ], man.t's nothing but you and your thoughts and these brick walls. you feel me? and if you ain't strong, man, you're going to crumble? you know what i mean? until you walk in my shoes and did this, you can't tell what it's like, man. it's hard -- doing time is hard. >> during his time at wabash, wright says he's felt vulnerable because of the color of his skin. >> other prisons i've been at, it's more hispanics and blacks, but this is a heavily populated white prison. it's a culture shock. >> but not every inmate at wabash is concerned with maintaining a racial divide. adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularly helps harris figure out what to do with his afro-like hair. >> it's harder braiding white dude's hair than black guys. i've got to part it certain ways and put more rubber bands in it to hold it. >> my hair's only been growing for five months, so i've only got it braided two or three times. probably another

>> pleasure to have you back at the ritz carlton pentagon city. >> reporter: katie was happy to showew family where her dream to find them had all started. her mom says she saw that "wednesday's child" video and sees some big changes in katie since then. >> i was looking for the life in her eyes and i see it now, right? she's so alive and so joyful and so full of love. she's been an amazing daughter and an amazing sister. >> reporter: mary barge of the ritz carlton served katie hot chocolate and the rest of us tea, along with strawberries and other goodies. >> tell me what you want, mommy. >> reporter: katie says she recently had a tea party at school where she learned the ladylike way to use your napkin. susan brown is the principal at katie's school. she says she loved raising victoria but had always wanted more children. >> when i turned 50, i was suddenly single and able to redefine my life, and i always wanted a big family. so, it was the perfect time to make that happen. >> reporter: she says she got the approval of her daughter, victoria, who was about to graduate from college

. >> tonight, back to the ritz carlton in pog city, we met a young girl named katrina who is hoping forever family. barbara harrison takes us to see a very happy lady called katie and her brand-new family. >> hi, good morning. >> great to see you. >> this is katie. >> katie, hi. >> reporter: this was katie's first trip back to the ritz carlton since she was here two years ago as a wednesday's child, hoping for a permanent, loving family. she came back with a brand-new mom and big sister. >> hi. >> a pleasure to have you back at the ritz carlton pog city. >> reporter: katie was happy to show her new family where her dream to find them had all started. her mom says she saw that wednesday's child video and sees some big changes in katie since then. >> i was looking for the life in her eyes and i see it now, right? she is so alive and so joyful and so full of love. she has been an amazing -- she has been an amazing daughter and an amazing sister. >> reporter: mary barge of the ritz carlton served katie hot chocolate and the rest of us tea, along with strawberries and other goodies. >> what

francisco in front of the iconic ritz- carlton. there is a brand new restaurant. parallel 37 this sounds like we need a geography lesson. >> that is the geographic lattices the serious. we seek inspiration from the geographic latitude with food and wine that celebrates the difficult decision of the bay area. >>vicki: fled south hit it happening. >> we took a big dining room which was very formal and it made it into an approachable dining experience. >>vicki: are you cooking up something for us? >> a scallop salad. we will have stake as well. >>vicki: what do you watch that down with? >> we have a really great bar scene. we created a mixology program. we have handcrafted cocktail's with hand-picked ingredients. >>vicki: what is the most popular? >> the barfly. >>vicki: you are having the breeze for with butter beans with a pepper reduction. >>vicki: let me give that a little sampling? >> i am happy to share. >>vicki: small bites, 6- $12. an entree of your own, $20. >>pam: coming at gary radnich and his wife lisa respond to your e-ma

first, the ritz carlton dining room is no more.ew swanky brand-new dining destination is in its place. parallel 37, serving up delicious food like that. it's a whisper of french, a little dollop of japanese, and those pork sliders, wow. the bar, the best seats in the house. the bar bites for 5 bucks are terribly tasty. parallel 37 at the ritz carlton dining room in san francisco. yes, please. next, park haven, the other new kid on the block on washington square. the chef has delivered on the promise to bring back happy vibes and the great food left behind. the menu is a classic deviled eggs, yes, with smoked bacon on top. mmm, mmm, mmm. also, the salad, so many dishes, so favorful. park tavern, a hip hot spot in san francisco, not to be missed. >>> and you can see more on those tasty spots, plus let me tell you, dine about town returns to the bay area next weekend. dinners at your favorite restaurants for $34.95 and proceeds from dine about town will go to meals on wheels. >>> a quick recap. there you have it, a couple of my favori

can you imagine police officers arriving at the ritz carlton, informing the front desk they would like a key that opens all the hotel rooms, and no, they do not need an escort. they just will be doing what they would like. there would be public outcry. and the only reason that there is a public outcry about the use of master keys, and we have brought forth stories -- "the new york times" published a story with first hand witnesses from single occupancy hotels. this is someone's home. there is no different constitution for people living in sro's. they say the officers come in and intimidate physically or verbally into handing over the passkey. if this were happening anywhere , but sro's, there would be outcry. [applause] >> and our one last question will be open for anyone who wishes to answer it. do you think it is fair that police who kill citizens are put on administrative leave while the citizens to do the same thing are immediately arrested and imprisoned it? >> [yelling] >> anyone want to grab that one? [laughter] >> i believe the question is whether or not if a police officer kil

this was katie's first trip back to the ritz-carlton since she was here two years ago as a wednesday'shild. hoping for a permanent, loving family. she came back with a brand-new mom and big sister. >> hi. >> pleasure to have you back. >> katie was happy to show her new family for her dream find them had all started. her mom says she saw that wednesday's child video and sees big changes in katie since then. >> i was looking for the life in her eyes and i see it now. right? she's so alive and so joyful. so full of love. she's been an amazing -- she has been an amazing daughter and amazing sister. >> reporter: mary served katie hot chocolate and the rest of us tea. along with strawberries and other goodies. katie said she had a tea party at school where she learned the lady-like way to use your napkin. susan brown is the principal at katie's school. she says she loved raising victoria but had always wanted more children. >> when i turned 50 i was suddenly single and able to redefine my life and i always wanted a big family. it was the perfect time to make that happen. >> reporter: she say

eric carlton on the one timer. sharks out shoot the senators, but they still lose 4-1.lier this week on espn, jerry rice called giants runningback, brandon jacobs soft. today the 265-pound jacobs responded and he begins the top five. >> i bet he won't tackle me. >> at number four, dustin johnson pulled a ken bastida today. >> oh problem. >> number three, this would make fred jealous. scores the game winner shootout. detroit has won five straight games. at number two, lebron jams comes up empty, but makes a bigger save when he keeps marlins owner from hitting the deck. free tickets for a baseball game. at number one, the shot of the night came from the lucky fan. that's $700 for the gain. he beat usf74-63. they have not won since 1989. been a long time. >> yeah. >> $700. the number one play of the night. >> very cool. >> the check, the cash. >> who cares, as long as she gets seven. >> give ,,,,

. >> over here when high built the ritz carlton, it took them an extra year. they didn't do the studies right and they had to keep digging because of the foundation. i can feel the shakes four blocks away. >> redevelopment is almost inevitable as this is the last vestage of the industrial path. while this building may have outlived the usefulness, it may find new in redevelopment and may in fact eclipse redevelopment already there from the waterfront. in georgetown, news 4. >> pretty cool. if you are looking for a quality education at a good price, you don't have to go for. kiplinger is out with the best values in colleges across the country and the best are here in our region. the university ranks third and the college of william and mary was fourth. the university of maryland at college park came in eighth. james madison and george mason also made the list, but at number one, was the university of north carolina chapel hill for the 11th consecutive time. wow. most students still look forward to going back to school after the big break, but after the christma

parallel 37 at the ritz-carlton in san francisco.k tavern the other new kid on the block in washington square north beach chef. the chef and owner have delivered on their promise to bring back the happy vibes and the great food left behind by mooses. the menu is eclectic. check that out. delved eggs with smoked bacon on top. mmm! also, the salads, ceviche, so much dishes, so flavorful, colorful. park tavern a hip hotspot in san francisco. not to be missed. and you can see more of those tasty spots plus let me tell you, dine about town it returns to the bay area next weekend. set dinners your favorite restaurants for 34.95 and proceeds go to meals on wheels. a quick recap. there you have it. a couple of my favorite spots right there, parallel 37, park tavern at dine about town. don't forget. more on my twitter feed. enjoy the rest of your weekend. i'm liam mayclem, cheers. >> you have you have eye on that delved egg and bacon. >>> he is about to take one of san francisco's top positions. why the newly elected sheriff is at the center

carlton thomas, come through here and cut down this blitzer, ma max bullough. ball thrown into the zone blitz coverage. you have to give credit to number 44, marcus rush, defensive end, buzzing in that curl zone. >> mike: under way in pasadena. rose bowl has begun was we wrap up here in tampa. third overtime. murray, look out from behind. he's sacked by gholston, back at the 30. the field goal will be about 47 yards with the wind at his back to try to keep the game alive. >> jon: william gholston saving the best for last. number two. he's beaten number 72, gates at left guard. and gholston has done it all day long here at tampa, florida. 47-yarder, mike. >> mike: blair wolfe. to send it to a fourth overtime. it is blocked. it is blocked! michigan state, sends his senior glass down with a bowl! i think it was worthy right up the middle. that would have been anthony rashad white. penetration right up the gut. watch it. it was rashad white would got the hand up in there. let's get another look. yep. big mitt up there. >> jon: it is big, mike. now 16-0, halftime. m

azarenka doing her version of the carlton after the match.]♪ >> sharapova in search of her fourth grand slam, but azarenka outplayed her and may have even outgrunted her. >> azarenka took the first set 6-3 and made quick work of sharapova in the second set, winning it 6-0. the match lasted just over an hour, as the 22-year-old azarenka wins her first career grand slam, and she had plenty of people to thank. >> of course all the volunteers, all the drivers. i hope you guys enjoyed my doughnuts i've been sending you forever these two weeks. i know you gained weight, but i know it makes you smile every time. >>> kevin durant and the thunder have the best record in the nba, at 16-3. last night, oklahoma city beat the warriors 121-109. durant had 37 and 14. according to mark jackson it, all comes down to one word. >> they have a different motor. their big guys played with a different motor. i'm going to find guys that's going to play with a motor. that team from top to bottom had a different motor. i see a team with a motor on the other side. and

carlton was charged last summer when dna evidence linked him to the death. a judge deciding the 44-year-old carlson should be tried as an adult for the murder even though he was only 16 at the time of the crime. >> a former realtor caught on video rummaging through a 12-year-old girl's bedroom will be in a courtroom. police say douglas john was stealing items at an open house. 12-year-old haley caught him in the act using a webcam she set up to catch her sister in her room. the realtor is charged with first-degree burglary. >> today will not be an ordinary day. students and parents learned a math teacher marie johnson is in jail. johnson is accused of having a 6-month-long relationship with a boy under the age of 15. the 40-year-old is facing 24 counts of sexual assault. parents and students are shocked. >> behavior -- she was like friendly with us like she was a cool teacher. i liked her. i never would have thought. >> i feel bad that if this is true, if this did happen, because nothing's been proved yet, that it could -- it tarnishes teachers in general. >

if the giants win, a family of four will get a stay at the ritz carlton, dinners and sporting tickets. the mayors have not announced when or how a winning family will be picked. >>> nbc is your official station for the super bowl. our jim vance and dan hellie are in indianapolis getting you ready for the big game. watch for their live reports all this week. >>> 4:54. coming up, one of the biggest slackers to hit the big screen is back. >> he bought it. ♪ >> how can i handle work on a day like today? >> the message ferris bueller is delivering to football fans this weekend. >>> plus, taking her message t late night. wh >>> welcome back. the first lady is heading to late night. michelle obama will be a guest on the "tonight show" with jay leno tonight. she's expected to talk about life in the white house as well as her let's move, her fitness initiative for children. this is her third time on the show. she was a guest back in 2008 when her husband was still a candidate and also appeared on the show in 2009. >>> this morning we're getting a look at a new commercial that's going to air du

. >> we're looking at not only other automakers, but we're looking at nordstrom, ritz carlton, thoseinds of brands, because that's where these luxury customers do their business today. >> reporter: the company has its work cut out for it. lincoln sales are down 35% from where they were just five years ago. the problem with lincoln isn't the quality of its products but it's stodgy image. analysts say the average lincoln owner is eligible for social security. >> reporter: younger, hipper, more affluent buyers have been gravitating to edgier imports like mercedes benz, b.m.w. and audi, which earlier this week rolled out the q-3 crossover concept. industry watchers say lincoln is competing in perhaps the most cutthroat vehicle segment. >> conquesting in the luxury market is one of the toughest tasks for any manufacturer because it is so competitive, and it's really based on really consumers' buying image versus content or the metal. >> reporter: ford admits part of lincoln's image problem begins at its dealerships. many haven't had facelifts in years. field says the company will be helpi

carlton thomas, come through here and cut down this blitzer, ma max bullough. ball thrown into the zone blitz coverage. you have to give credit to number 44, marcus rush, defensive end, buzzing in that curl zone. >> mike: under way in pasadena. rose bowl has begun was we wrap up here in tampa. third overtime. murray, look out from behind. he's sacked by gholston, back at the 30. the field goal will be about 47 yards with the wind at his back to try to keep the game alive. >> jon: william gholston saving the best for last. number two. he's beaten number 72, gates at left guard. and gholston has done it all day long here at tampa, florida. 47-yarder, mike. >> mike: blair wolfe. to send it to a fourth overtime. it is blocked. it is blocked! michigan state, sends his senior glass down with a bowl! i think it was worthy right up the middle. that would have been anthony rashad white. penetration right up the gut. watch it. it was rashad white would got the hand up in there. let's get another look. yep. big mitt up there. >> jon: it is big, mike. now 16-0, halftime. m

they knew her at kiki carlton. she attended the lab school in washington. >> it's terrifying. she's too young to die. anyone in that age is too young to drive. >> they were passengers in the trailblazer that was traveling west toward lan caster drive in bethesda. the driver lost control of the car. barreled over the sidewalk, hit a fence, and slammed into a tree. >> just to think that someone so young never had the chance to fulfill anything she wanted. >> on a bitter cold afternoon, friends and family of the victims and the three survivors brought flowers and huddled together to mourn. 18-year-old survivor, conner hays arrived at the vigil in a wheelchair. also injured was 19-year-old kevin russel of chevy chase. >> some people take commercials as a joke. when your parents say they will pick you up, you will get grounded, but you're going to be alive. >> driver of the car is identified as 22-year-old roderick eugene brice ii of clarksburg. he remains at baltimore shock trauma. charges against him are pending. live from bethesda, andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> what a tragic en

it was from another of cristi hall's brothers, billy carlton, who until now had said not one public word case. we would like to ask his honor for the maximum sentence, wrote billy. the pain that my family has suffered through this tragedy is unforgivable. >> i didn't want to hurt the girls, but i had to say what was on my mind. >> there was a deep divide in cristi's family, said billy. some of her relatives believed chris was innocent, but he and he says others, including cristi's uncle steve mundy, silently urged on the prosecutor. >> half the family was convinced he was innocent, and half the family was convinced he wasn't. and that's hard to do when you have a big family and you all have to be together every once in a while. >> and when it involves a member as beloved as cristi was. >> exactly. >> does that explain why this sort of group of people in the family decided to just let justice take its course? >> we had talked about it quite a bit. >> i think so. >> you've got to know when to show up sometimes and when to not show up, just to keep what's left of the family as together as y

the trip will include two nights at the ritz-carlton, tickets to a bruins or celtics game, and mealstch restaurants and a famous boston ride the buckstour. oh, boy. if the pats win a family from boston will get wined and dined in new york city courtesy of mayor bloomberg including tickets to a broadway show, tickets to a knicks or rangers game and tickets to ellis island and the statue of liberty and dinner for four at the russian tea room. both cities are freezing cold this time of the year. wait for summer or spring. >> i'd take the free package. either one of those is a good deal. >> beats papa john's. >>> coming up, so you get a check in the mail that you're not expecting. is it okay to cash it? or could it be part of a scam? liz crenshaw reports on how to tell the difference between good checks and bad checks. >>> coming up in sports the giants land in indianapolis and dan hellie is there live for super >>> consumers have been warned against cashing fraudulent checks received in the mail but what if the check turns out to be legitimate? money that is rightfully yours? >> liz cre

right after he signed the legislature, he walked across boston, to go to the ritz carlton hotel to meet with advisers from iowa that he hoped would run his presidential campaign in the iowa caucus. it is something he thought would be important and he thought would be helpful politically. >host: does the massachusetts constitution require a balanced budget in the state? guest: he talks about the balanced budget but i don't want to say a wrong answer. host: did he more frequently choose to balance it by cutting government programs and services or by raising taxes? guest: there was a lot of controversy over some statements about fees because he raised a number of fees and does not like to call them tax hikes. other people say is the same deference. he did a combination of both. it is fair to say. he worked with the legislature who were 85% democratic. you have to make compromises and the pragmatic. you cannot come in and say you will tell them what to do. he had to work with these folks. he was not the glad handing politician. he was a very workmanlike person trying to get this thing done

>>pam: the ritz carlton in showing off its hip new restaurant called parallel 37. vicki shows us the sights and taste in this edition of dyne and dish. >>reporter: now there is a brand new restaurant, let us check this out. parallel 37 south like we need a geography lesson. >> this is the geographic latitude there runs near the bay area. we seeking inspiration from the geographic latitude. the food and wine celebrant's all the different cultures in the bay area. >>reporter: this is pretty hip and happening. >> that is all what to do we to the old dining room that was very formal and one to create a cultural dining experience that is similar to san francisco. >>reporter: this is a great meal, what we watch this down with? [laughter] >> we have handcrafted cocktails. i think the most popular one from the initial menu is called the barfly. >>reporter: wow! >> i believe you're having the greatest pork with butter beans. >>reporter: and what are you having there? i would decide to give this a try. a small bite, $69 and an entree of your very own 64, to $69. >>reporter:

he walked across boston common, went to the ritz carlton hotel to meet with advisers from iowat that he hoped would help run his presidential campaign in the t iowa caucuses. so clearly something that he felt would be important and thar he also the would be very helpful politically. >> host: and the massachusetts constitution require a balanced budget for the state? taluest: you know, i know he talks about the balanced budgetd not being a statehouse reporter i don't want to say the wrong answer of the top of my head, but he talks about having balance the budget. >> host: my question would bee did you more frequently chooseco to balance it by cutting cutting government grants and services or raising taxes? >> guest: certainly there was a lot of controversy over some of the statements about fees because he did raise a number os these and so forth. he doesn't like to call them tax hikes. other people would say if you're raising and a half to pay is the same differences attack site. but he did a combination. it's only fair to say. he worked with the legislature, 85 percent democratic. yo

right after the passage of 9 health care message he walked across boston common, went too the ritz carlton with iowa leaders who felt could help him become president. he set up committees almost shortly after he had become governor, and you can look back so he could run for president. even before that, he's been very careful to do things he knew might be examined some day. he was very cautious about the business deals he entered into. a friend of his told me a story how many years ago an investor came to him and said why don't you go into this real estate deal with me. the friend said there was nothing illegal, but it was kind of shady, romney was uncomfortable and his explanation was if i run for office, this is not something i want people to know about. this is three, four decades ago, so i think for a very long time throughout his life he has very carefully at least kept open the possibility of being in public life. it's no surprise to anyone that he's doing just that. >> you write extensively about mitt romney and his mormon faith. what was his role as the leader? >> i should kick it o

from carlton college in minnesota. finally, i should add that professor mcgeveran was once a staffer for senator schumer back in the days in the house of representatives. mark rotenberg is the executive director of the electronic privacy information center where he cofounded -- which he cofounded in 1994. he chairs the american bar association of privacy and information protection and as ted'd -- edit several text tubes and he was counsel to senator leahy where he advised the law that we're here today. he received his j.d. from stanford law school and his b.a. from harvard college. christopher wolf is the director of the privacy and information management practice at hogan levels here in washington. and he's also the founder and cochair of the future of privacy forum and he was the editor and law author in the first treatise on privacy law and has authored numerous publications on privacy. he received his j.d. from washington and lee university and his a.b. from bowden college. i want to thank you all for being here to

right after he signed the legislature, he walked across boston, to go to the ritz carlton hotel to meet with advisers from iowa that he hoped would run his presidential campaign in the iowa caucus. it is something he thought would be important and he thought would be helpful politically. >host: does the massachusetts constitution require a balanced budget in the state? guest: he talks about the balanced budget but i don't want to say a wrong answer. host: did he more frequently choose to balance it by cutting government programs and services or by raising taxes? guest: there was a lot of controversy over some statements about fees because he raised a number of fees and does not like to call them tax hikes. other people say is the same deference. he did a combination of both. it is fair to say. he worked with the legislature who were 85% democratic. you have to make compromises and the pragmatic. you cannot come in and say you will tell them what to do. he had to work with these folks. he was not the glad handing politician. he was a very workmanlike person trying to get this thing done

the >>vicki: of the ritz carlton on another hill is showing off its new edition.ki: we are in front of the iconic ritz-carlton hotel. there is a brand new restaurant. parallel 37. what does that mean? >> carola 37 is the geographic latitude that runs near the bay area. we get our inspiration for this geographic latitude with food and wine at the celebrates the coldest across the bay area. >>vicki: a is it happening. >> that is what we wanted. the old dining room was very formal. " we wanted to create an affordable dining experience. >> we're on to do a scallop salad. >>vicki: what do you wash it down with? >> we have created a mixology program. we're doing handcrafted cocktail's with fresh, hands fake ingredients. och >> you are having the greatest pork with butter beans. the pepper reduction is amazing! >> i see that you have a wandering fork. >>vicki: it was delicious. parallel 37 as following a trend in bay area restaurants of a locally, sustain life-just locally sustainable foods. >>brian: the media were slicing look to ntc. >>vicki: or was it the barfly drain

>>vicki: we are in nob hill in san francisco in front of the ritz carlton hotel. there is a brand new restaurant called parallel 37. what does that mean? >> that is the geographic latitude there runs through the bay area. colonel 37 seeks inspiration from this geographic latitude with food and wine that celebrates the differing cultures across the bay area. >>vicki: this is it is happening. >> the old dining room was very formal, i wanted to agree inapproachable dining experience. we're going to do a scallop salad >>vicki: what do you wash it down with? >> we have created a mixology program. handcrafted cocktails. >> a nice deal for their raiders new head coach plus, it is opening night at the figure skating championships. hong >>stanley: finding aggressive drivers on the freeway is not as easy as it seems. the chp is always looking out for everything. this is driver in the white suv is driving 70 in a 65 and falling to close to the car in front. this could lead to road rage. >> if he has to stop for some reason, you would not be able to stop in time. >>stanley: t