the aclu appears to agree with culver. they have asked for a copy of his video. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> a police spokesman would not comment on the story, citing pending internal investigation. >>> wjz continues to follow the breaking news from southwest baltimore. an entire community without gas or water service. it was sparked when a crew accidentally struck a gas main while repairing a water main. wjz is live with complete coverage. sky eye chopper 13 has more on the problems at the scene. but first, mike hellgren is live on the ground with the situation there. >> reporter: it started at 3:30 in the morning. it's a major mess. it's going to take sometime to clean up. we're talking about days. the main priority now is getting the gas shut off in homes. we're talking about 900 different structures, and they'll have to forcibly go inside with a locksmith if they can't get hold of the owners. >> reporter: a crew working to fix a broken water main this morning, damaged a bge gas main, a piece of asphalt ruptured it. and water got inside that gas mai

six officers all hover around a man, who appears to be detained on the ground, when scott culver see its, he breaks open his cell phone camera. >> didn't know what was going on. it was happening. it was life. i have a camera. i'm supposed to be able to take video. >> reporter: he's right, at least according to this new police policy, issued friday, in response to court challenges to how city officers handle being video recorded. but watch what happens next. >> take a walk, sir. >> i'm asking you to leave. >> reporter: officers never tell culver to stop recording. instead, they threaten to arrest him for loitering and order him to leave the area. >> turnaround and walk. . >> i'm leaving. >> turn around and walk. give me your id. >> that seems to be your way of trying to -- well, we have this policy. and you know, instead of telling me, you can't do that, we're just going to tell you you ceabtd be -- can't be here. >> reporter: baltimore says for police protection, there should be guidelines on how close you have to be to record officers. >> if you're a police officer that puts you int

or chuck culver's dad, john culver. senator from iowa. and he worked for tom daschle at one point. >> and tom daschle is now with you all. >> he's now a senior fellow. he is a distinguished senior fellow. >> who are some of the other fellows you have that we might recognize? >> charles browner is a distinguished seen yore fellow with us. matt miller is a senior fellow, he writes in "the washington post" and is often on msnbc. ira kearney, he was a speech writer far lot of folks, they are all brilliant thinkers and we took -- we have a full roster of -- matt miller is more centrist, eric is more lebral, we consider ourselves pan progressives, we are centrist on some issues, liberal on others. >> one of the things that developed over the years are rich people who give money to washington for whatever reason. i'm thinking of edelson who gave money to the gingrich campaign or the koch brothers who give to heritage and you have a number on your list like george sorsos. >> george soros. no single donor accounts for more than

he worked i believe for chuck culver's dad, don culver. >> senator. >> i.o.s. and he worked fsh tom daschle. -- he worked for tom daschle. >> he's actually a distinguished fellow with us. >> who are some of the fellows we might recognize? >> carol. matt miller is a senior fellow. he writes in "the washington post" and is often on msnbc. and you know, andre kerney is a senior fellow with us. he worked in the clinton administration and was a speech writer for a lot of folks. they were all brilliant thinkers. and we have a hopeful roster of -- eric alterman who is a senior fellow with us. eric is much more liberal. and we like to -- we consider ourselves progressive. we're a centurist on some issues particularly in liberal an others. >> one of the things that has developed over the years is rich people who give money to washington institutions for whatever reason and i'm thinking of adelson who gave all that money to the gingrich campaign tor coke brother who is give a lot of money to charities and places like that. you have a list like george sew roles. >> no sin

the culver brands that we bought from unilever added $28 million to our free cash flow. the dividend increase you just talked about distributes $8 million of that $28 million to our stockholders. so great acquisitions like that allow us to be very comfortably raise the dividend. >> and culver's got mrs. dash that you called out to say that's an underinvested brand. explain that, what that means to buy an underinvested brand. >> well, it's a brand where at the very least we can't find any new product activity in the last three years. and that's about as far back as we can figure. and it makes sense in the context of unilever, because a successful mrs. dash new product is going to do $4 million in sales. so that's meaningless to unilever. it's a waste of their time. to us it's very meaningful. those are the kind of brands we pick out of big food companies when they put up for sale. they mean something to us. we invest behind them. we launch new products. we pursue distribution and grow those brands where they were declining under the big companies. >> one of the things i l

and culver city. they say it was a major bust of a national drug trafficking organization that included at least ten people. authorities also found nearly $400,000 in cash and two assault weapons. >>> back here in the bay area police are searching for the manien that stabbed two teenagers at a san jose mall tonight. they responded to the eastridge mall at around 7:30 this evening. they close and had evacuated jv penny and macy's and they say three may have run away on foot and it may be gang related at this point. they say the two i am haves were taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >>> also in this south bay police are investigating an early morning fatal hit and run that happened around 2:30 this morning at the intersection of winchester boulevard and chap pan drive in campbell. the victim, a man, was pronounced dead at the scene. they believe he was 45 years old and thought to be a transient. police say they tracked down the car they believed was involved in the accident and talkin

and culver city.es say it was a major bust of a national drug trafficking organization that included at least ten individuals in the area. they say the organization was distributing pcp to texas, new york, washington, d.c. and other cities and states around the country and authorities also found $400,000 in cash and two assault weapons. >>> a new report shows singles are over the whole bar scene when it comes to trying to find a partner. instead, they're heading to church. cody spain explains. >> last year i did 18 weddings. the year before that i did 22. the year before that we had 64 individuals get married. yeah, it is a great place. >> jim storms is the single adults minister at green acres baptist church in tyler. every sunday he pulls in a crowd of around 300 singles of every age. >> it is 18 to 60, 70s on up. >> according to a new report there is a shift leading people out of bars and into church. the question is why? >> the bar scene kind of has that stigma of i am still partying, i am still p

and culver city. this was a major bust of a national drug trafficking organization that included at least ten people. authorities also found nearly $400,000 in cash and two assault weapons. >>> and a reblinder of a number of services that you might rely on that will be closed during this president's day holiday on monday. all federal, state and county offices, including the post office, will be closed. banks and other financial institutions will also observe that holiday. most bay area public transit will be running on a special schedule, and if you're heading into san francisco, parking meters will be enforced. >>> and we have more ahead for you on "today in the bay" still to come. ♪ sometimes i feel >> a star-studded funeral for singing legend whitney houston. we'll show you. plus, did espn cross the line on racism? the controversial comment targeted at the bay area's jeremy lin. we'll hear from his coach. je >>> and we are looking live at 101 in san rafael, one of the spots got a little bit busier

senator culver. and he worked for,. >> and he is now with you all? >> yes. >> who are some of the other fellows you have that we might recognize? >> matt miller is a senior. he writes on "the washington ."st quote they are all brilliant thinkers. we have a full roster. eric alderman is a senior with us. there it is much more liberal. we consider ourselves progressive. we are central on some issues and particularly liberal on some issues. >> one of the things that has developed over the years are rich people who give money to washington institutions, for whatever reason, i'm thinking of the man who did all that money to the newt gingrich campaign for the koch brothers. you have a number on your list like george soros. >> no single donor accounts for more than 10% of our funding. we have a diversified portfolio. we have a lot of small donors. there is no single person. george soros is not our biggest donor and he does not give more than 10%. >> you also have peter lewis. the reason i bring that up is from your experience, you worked in the senate, in t