stephen mathias from central station. i talked to vaj earlier today and you have quite a few reports in front of you. you have a long agenda for tonight. i'm going to go over the things that i have noticed the last three weekends we have been out

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as far as incidents, i know officer mathias is here to talk about the central district. and one i will mention is 463 broadway. and we had a space above a legitimate venue on broadway. somebody was operating in an illegitimate venue, hoping they would slip under the radar, which they obviously did not. the fire marshal was there on site a was able to shut them down. we have talked with the building owne whthe proper manager and the tenant you're a good -- and the tenant. ere have been a ew others through the city. they're still tends to be the trend of theft, which will talk about for a second. they have been plagued by pickpockets, and they were able to catch one of the pickpockets and return property that night, so this tends to be an issue citywide as the economy is not as great as we would hope. we are seeing less violence, more theft. i am going to cut its there. gooany questions? >> i have one question. in your report all violations are for operating without a permit? >> no for operating withouafter 2:00 a. >> i do not know what that is. >> they have entertainment

officer mathias is here tonight and he will go over the side -- over the highlights out of central. i am open to commission questions. >> are you saying an increase in incidents? is there red flag we should be aware of? but that would not say an increase. this is over a month worth of information here. if you divided this up, we have had the last meeting, if used with this in half it would be normal. the volume was more attributed to the time. commissioner hyde: the jack in the box that is on here, we already heard about this incident. >> this is a different location. this is 400 gary. it is closer to union square. >> same sandwiches, though. >> regarding the economic impact report, are there any plans about giving a similar report for daytime entertainment like the festivals and parade in san francisco? >> at the moment, no one has requested this report. we're gathering what we can in terms of individual reports that might have been done over time. just to aggregate them. it is a good idea and it was not something in the scope of the request with the controller this time around. bu

mathias trying to get on the board, but spokune spectacular tonight with 42 saves.florida on the power play, but here come the caps. john carl son. jason trimera stops once but he stays with it. the capitals get a short-handed goal. they have two of them, both by chimera. later in the second, how about more from ovi. gets the loose puck and watch how wicked this shot is. you can't even see it, that wrist flying. what a shot by ovechkin, 20th shot on the year. the capitals take over first place in the southeast division. >> it's always better winning. we knew what was on the line tonight. there's four-point games and there's playoff games and we're battling with florida. that's the team we're battling head to head and with other teams right around us. every two points mean a lot. >> it was one important game for us, especially when we play against the team behind us, and we just want to make, you know, a huge gap between us and the different teams in the division. >> busy week for the capitals. >>> you know when the college basketball season started, maryland's head

stephen mathias from central station. i talked to vaj earlier today and you have quite a few reports in front of you. you have a long agenda for tonight. i'm going to go over the things that i have noticed the last three weekends we have been out doing inspections of the various clubs. on the whole i have liked what i have seen. i am happy the clubs are doing things for it well. one of the club's, " recess. i have seen an improvement. the lines are more -- more control. we have not had any problems i have seen coming out of there. it is helpful, whether it be that conditions, it gets back to them and the pabst drive to make a better different. as far as the club violations, for the last three weeks, the parlor and that is at 2801 leavenworth. i'm going to briefly read the narrative from a report that was from a battery that happened there. this is from february 12. we were in the area of beach and leavenworth. the area is where the nightclub the parlor is located. i know this area to have a high volume or have a high volu

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. >> the act is named after the late wife of senator james mathias. they are paying out-of-pocket costs for oral cancer therapy drugs. >> it does not cover the pill form. some policies cover it under a prescription drug plan, but not all. oral chemotherapy treatment is 6 -- expensive, costing as much as $12,000 a month, putting families in financial turmoil. >> it was just survival. we were going to do anything to get my wife the treatment, to get her what she needed. >> it requires carriers to cover oral anti-cancer jobs -- and drugs without imposing co- payments. >> this is simply truth in advertising. people sign up for their health insurance and will cover cancer care. >> doctor said they are finding that pills were better than chemo injection's and patients notice of better quality of life. >> it might only take half a dose each month. i take to capsules every morning before breakfast. the limitation is i cannot have food for an hour after i take my medication. you compare that against the chemotherapy, the injection process, the stress and the w

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. >> reporter: to equalize those costs, a bill is being pushed in the legislature, named for jim mathias's wife, who died from breast cancer. >> for the stage 4 community, we all do have terminal cancer. we realize that. what we need is the flexibility to take whatever drug our doctor believes is the best drug for us and will sustain our lives longest. >> reporter: a life-or-death decision may sound cliche, but it is exactly what people supporting this decision are facing. >> i have a gentleman now that says i can only do two months, and hafer that -- after that, i can't do it. i have no money. i just have to die. >> reporter: they are also paying the same copay rat -- rates as i.v. there are bills pending. >> supporters of the bill say in the 15 states that have parody between chemotherapy treatments, there has been no increase to health insurance premiums. >>> closing arguments have tried to determine if the man who tried to assassinate president ronald reagan should get more free time. a jury found john hinckley insane when he shot and wounded the president in 1991. doctors say his ment

sean mathias trying to get florida on the board, but he is stoned by thomas vokoun.had 42 saves. second period, caps up 3-0. how about more ovi? look atwrister, ovi, vintage. they host winnipeg tomorrow night at the verizon center. jim, doreen? >> kind of frustrating. two teams with a lot of talent but you don't know who is going to show up on any given night. >> absolutely right. let hope the right team shows up tonight for the wizards. >> we hope so thank you, dan. >>> next, secrets from inside [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectrum auction could raise as much as 30 billion dollars to help fund the payroll tax cut. it's simple. more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> so, good news for schools in maryland and children who attend them. the state is the first in the nation in advanced placement scores. the college board rel

the bill is being named for senator jim mathias's wife, who died from breast cancer. hear from cancer survivors about the bill, coming up all new at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> foreclosure abuse. today, federal and state officials announce a $25 billion settlement between 49 states, including maryland and five major banks. edward lawrence reports for wjz. the signing means that some homeowners will get relief. >>> abel arredondo lost his home to foreclosure last year. he sold off his possessions and traded off his car for a motorcycle. but it wasn't enough. >> we tried. we did everything. but it just seemed as if the bank -- the bank didn't even want to cooperate. >> reporter: but some relief could be on the way for millions struggling to stay in their homes. they have agreed to help up to 1 million homeowners who are making payments but whose mortgages are under water. that means they owe more than their homes are worth. this comes after federal and state investigations found that banks used abusive processes. >> under the terms of this settlement, america's biggest banks, ba

to equalize those costs, a bill is being pushed in the maryland legislature, named for senator jim mathias' wife, who died from breast cancer. >> it's about hope. >> we all have terminal cancer. we realize that. what we need is the flexibility to take whatever drug our doctor believes is absolutely the best drug for us and will sustain our lives the longest. >> reporter: a life-or-death decision may sound cliche, but it is exactly what people supporting this legislation are facing. >> i have a gentleman now that says i can only do two months. and after that, i can't do it. i have no more money. i'm just going to have to die. >> reporter: the states already have laws placing pills at the same copay rates as i.v.s. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> and supporters of the bill say that in the 15 states that have parodied between chemotherapy treatments, there is no evidence of increased healthcare insurance premiums. >>> and a teacher charged with having sex with a student. 27-year-old ashley jean campbell sexually abused a 16- year-old student over the past 18 months. campbell taught at