this is one of the motels in question here on international boulevard. the city calls it a draw for rape, kidnapping and prostitution. and now a judge will decide whether to shutter the place entirely. >>> reporter: it's the section of east oakland's international boulevard known as the track, sex workers and their pimps roam freely here taking haven and doing business some neighbors say in two notorious motels. >> motel is the magnet. >> reporter: a magnet for sex, crime and child prostitution says this man. he took the stand today in a trial that will determine whether a judge can shut down one of the motels. the national lodge for an entire year. >> close it down. you know? it would help the community and the businesses. >> reporter: the city attorney says the motel has already been deemed a public knew since. >> it's destroying the neighborhood as a public nuisance. >> reporter: the trafficking has continued even though there are videocameras. the lawyer says that's not his client's fault. >> this is 100% the city taking its problems and trying to bl

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. >> la prostitución sigue siendo un problema en este lugar y dos moteles por cerrar . >> se prohíbeland enfrenta demanda por no acatar órdenes impuestas por un juez en octubre del año pasado . >> este motel continúa permitiendo la explotación de menores . >> cuando tratamos de hablar con el gerente nos dijeron que no estaba disponible . >> aunque paresca para muchos difícil de creer, está a pocas cuadras de la corte de alameda, por esto muchos piden a auckland que tenga mano dura . >> l >> la economía genera está situación . >> falta de programas para las jovencitaws . >> porque ellas son abusadas . >> nos explicaron que el proceso judicial es lento y estos son solo dos lugares que luchan cotra esto . >> que será para el propietario el próximo 16 de febrero . >> flavio lacallo noticias unvi 14 . >> información de último minutos de vallejo . >> una trinchera en una casa, dónde habría varios sospechosos de robo . >> agentes del orden tiraron bombas de humo en la casa y esto habría desatado un incendio . >> allentadoras noticias para los conductores de cierto lugar . >> marcha a tras p

. >> reporter: this motel is on try. you have had it's considered a haven for child prostitution, drugs, kidnapping and rape and now a judge is going to decide whether it needs to be shuttered. it's the section of east oakland's international boulevard known as the track, sex workers and their pimps roam freely here taking haven and doing business some neighbors say in two notorious motels. >> motel is the magnet. >> reporter: a magnet for sex, crime and child prostitution says this man. he took the stand today in a trial that will determine whether a judge can shut down one of the motels. the national lodge for an entire year. >> close it down. you know? it would help the community and the businesses. >> reporter: the city attorney says the motel has already been deemed' puck nuisance. >> it's destroying the neighborhood and preying on the neighbors. >> reporter: the owners have been ordered to install security cameras but the trafficking has continued. the lawyer says that's not his client's fault. >> this is 100% the

. >>> this isn't just a budget motel.this has been a hot bed of prostitution for years. >> the city attorney took a step towards shutting it down. >> we're live at the national lodge with more on this courtroom crack down for us. >> back in october the city attorney successfully argued for a court injunction against the national lodge. part of the injunction the city attorney had argued there should abe number of measures instituted for owners to meet so they can stop having prostitution be a regular part of business here and attorneys say that has not been met so the national laws should be shut down. the recent charge against owners was a recent case where vice cops allegedly tracked a teenager here about to have sex with an adult. the city of oakland is suing to shut the national lodge down for a year. following opening arguments the attorney for the motel owner says his clients have done all they can under the injunction and have installed a surveillance system, posted signs warning against prostitutes frequenting the

the owners say that they're trying hard to stop the motel from being a hooker favorite. the city attorney says the yorns aren't trying hard enough. a surveillance system, placards and posters warning everyone reported with entering the property, there are new strategies the attorney started in an ef yrt to stop press stit yugs here. >> there is one person came to this motel and tried to bring a prostitute n they kicked him out. my clients wrote a letter and sent to it his home. >> the attorney says the city is part of the problem. especially when the police department and says year long of all times he called police, he says the city is unfairly targeted clients. >> people came here from other countries and trying to run businesses would love the neighborhood to improve so they can rent to truckers and families. and their children. >> prostitution has long been a problem with the city and other entities trying a number of strategies to crack down including a campaign. but neighbors say certain area moatals -- moat yelz are a hornet's nest of hooker activity. >> only busi

but he came back into memphis and he came to the lorraine motel. and everybody was going to do a mass rally that evening at mason temple. his mountaintop speech, which was his last speech, was to us his speech of prophecy and sort of his self-preached eulogy because he started in 1955 with his first movement as a 26-year-old young man in montgomery, alabama. and he walked the crowd all the way up through his entry in memphis, tennessee where he says, like any man, i would like to live a long life. longevity has

. >> he didn't want to trick in the car, so he says we'll go to my motel room. the south because he had a southern accent. but what made it interesting to me is she mentioned she saw some hand guns and rifles in her room. then he told her he was a hitman for the ku klux klan. we knew there had been other killings back east. and we now knew that this guy was from that area. from the composites alone, we were convinced we were on the right road. >> the registration card from the motel lists the name of the driver. while it's phony, police discover a trail of similar ail yuss. >> so we could place him in, i think, seven or eight different motels. we never found him after august 20th, which was the night of our shooting. it's like he just disappeared off the face of the earth. >> the salt lake city police catch a break when one astute motel owner writes down the camaro's real license plate number. a month later, this information pays off. >> i think 11:00 one night, i got a call saying head to the airport, they found this guy and they're flying you to i think the li

the city attorney is hoping to close the motel for up to a year under a state law that requires motels to prevent prostitution. >> the state has put a stop to construction at santa clara county medical center. it was halted after the county replaced its top inspector and changed building plans with approval from the state. work could resume next week after state and hospital officials meet on tuesday. in 2008, voters approved $840 million in bonds to upgrade the medical center to meet seismic safety requirements. >> just days before music's biggest night, a local musician is singing the blues. recent san francisco break in netted thieves more than just a vintage instrument. elizabeth cook shows us the item that made not just music, but also memories. >> world renowned rock band has sold out venues, won grammy's, and produced several chart stopping songs. but the most valuable possession of tim mccord is this. >> it's tobacco burn is the color. it's a lighter brown on the inside and fades into a darker brown. bass guitar. everything held so much value sent mentally. >> on tuesday night,

the city of oakland's lawsuit against a local motel is headed for court. the economy inn on east 12th street is one of three oakland motels initially targeted under california's red light abatement act. the city wants to shut down the motel saying it's long been a hub of prostitution and other illegal activities. >>> police dogs will soon be used at another east bay high school to deter drug use. the newark school board has voted unanimously to allow the use of dogs at newark memorial high school. dogs will search parking lots and physical education lockers. police are also searching schools at castro valley, dublin and livermore. >>> a warning for parents out there. >> why johnson & johnson is recalling its entire supply of infant tylenol. >> could a trip to the supermarket save you a trip to the dentist? trying to keep your pearly whites even whiter. i'm buy good shaban in los angeles. more coming up. >> the dunk that cleared the court coming up. >> the wind has switched directions, the fog is back at the coastline. what does that mean for the weekend ah

the city attorney is hoping to close the motel for up to a year under a state law that requires motelsprevent prostitution. >> the state has put a stop to construction at santa clara medical center. it was halted after the city changed building plans with approval from the state. work could resume next week after state and hospital officials meet on tuesday. in 2008, voters approved $840 million in bonds to upgrade the medical center to meet seismic safety requirements. >> just days before music's biggest night, a local musician is singing the blues. a recent break in netted thieves more than just a vintage instrument. elizabeth cook shows us the item that made not just music, but a lot of memories. >> world renowned rock band has sold out venues. won grammy's and produced several chart stopping songs. the most valuable possession of the band's base, tom mccord is this. >> it's a a family heirloom. >> on tuesday night, his girlfriend, ashley dunlap came home to find their modest apartment in shambles. >> i walked in and started seeing all of our belongings everywhere. >> police think t

die in a tent on top of an abandoned motel. >> what did you learn?eople have great hearts. and if you can somehow be creative enough to bring it to their attention and their awareness about what ising going on, that people will rise to the occasion. >> reporter: sometimes even famous people. on friday 94 brooks became the subject of a syndicated radio talk show, while promoting his new film good deeds, filmmaker tyler perry was inspired to perform his own. >> i will give him the $90,000. >> also all right, pastor brooks come on down. >> i said i wasn't going to cry, but after 94 days, i keep crying. and i'm grateful for every single gift that we've gotten. >> it's just a start. brooks next goal, to raise $15 million to build the new community centre michelle miller, cbs news, chicago. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

motel. police surrounded the motel at 7:30 p.m. last night. >> asked the person -- he could, you know, surrender peacefully. >> reporter: he says he checked into the room two hours earlier under a different name. he watched officers take him away. >> reporter: his appearance changed from this photo. his hair is longer and goatee long. >> we believe he had a lot of help. >> reporter: he is believed to be bouncing from city to city when he shot and killed steve tausan while attending a funeral. detectives worked 28 hours straight since getting the lead friday. >> we had a small window of opportunity to catch him. if we waited we might not have had him. >> reporter: police aren't say figure he was with anyone ored. at 10:00, what surprised police. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. we have more details on the steve ruiz arrest. it started when the leader of hells angels jeffrey pettigrew was killed in reno on september 24 of last year. at jeffrey pettigrew's funeral, october 15a fight broke o

the economy inn on east 12th is one of three oakland motels initially targeted under california's red light abatement act. the city wants to shut the motel saying it's a hub of prostitution and other illegal activities. >>> police dogs will be used at another east bay high school to deter drug use. the newark school board vote unanimously to allow the use of dogs at newark memorial high school. the dogs will search parking lots and physical education lockers. fremont is considering a similar idea and they are already used in castro valley, dublin and livermore. >> more than 4400 people have put their request to opt out of pg&e's smartmeter program in the past couple of weeks. they have more than 5 million customers throughout northern california. people who opt out have to pay a one-time fee and a monthly charge. i thought i'd join the party with you. >> a little contact issue there. sight is not overrated when you read a teleprompter. >>> the royal couple getting a makeover. >> how they are being immortalized before their wedding anniversary. also ahead. >> mark again of being alive.

. >> reporter: he spent the last 94 days across the street in a tent on the roof of a derelict motel,ace more familiar to drug dealers and prostitutes. >> we're living in a killing field. we're living in a place where you can just be walking to the store, the corner store, going to get a drink, going to get something for your kids and you can be shot and killed. >> reporter: brooks believes desperate times call for desperate measures, so he took to the rooftop and vowed not to come down until he raised enough money to buy the building, knock it down, and build a community centre. what did you endure up there. >> i was a little terrified because i thought this tent is going to fly off this motel and i'm going to die in a tent on top of an abandoned motel. >> reporter: what did you learn. >> people have great hearts. and if you can somehow be creative enough, to bring it to their attention and their awareness about what is going on, that people will rise to the occasion. >> reporter: sometimes even famous people. on friday 94 brooks became the subject of a syndicated radio talk show, wh

so this building which is across the street from the motel, not far from the motel, rather, is called the a.g. gaston building. so he really was quite a successful business man in town. these are all over town describing the marches. but here, look at this. the march route, you can walk the same march. you can walk in the footsteps of martin luther king on that day, good friday, in 1963. you are here and you can go to the place where he was arrested. anyone been to the lincoln memorial in the last few years in washington? no one's been there? oh, it's a very cool memorial. but if you go, did you know that the steps that -- the place where martin luther king stood when he gave the i have a dream speech is marked by a star? you can stand on exactly the place. i wasn't supposed to take this picture. this is in the birmingham civil rights museum where they said no pictures. i couldn't resist. this is his cell. this is i believe if it's not a mock-up, i actually believe it's the real cell where king was for those eight days where he wrote letter from a birmingham jail. so i took a secret p

the only motel that would rent to them. by the way, the guy that owned that motel was the richest african american in montgomery and he charged them market rates. a.g. gaston was known -- the biography of him says birmingham's black millionaire. so he's one of the guys. he's one of the guys for whom waves were being made. can you imagine charging market rates to the southern christian leadership conference in 1963? charging market rates to martin luther king when he comes to fight segregation in your town? the guy was skeptical. didn't even give him a discount. so about 20 of them gather, including fred shuttlesworth who is a real fire brand in the town. i mean he's a guy who had been beaten so many times, it's just amazing what he went through long before martin luther king ever got involved in civil rights. so they're in that room and they are arguing it out. if king goes on the march, he knows he'll be arrested. he's the chief fundraiser for the civil rights movement nationwide. he's the only face that's known outside of

motel 6 gave the family a refund. >>vicki: tallies show that new gingrich is running a distant second. >> and 2008 romney won a nevada caucasus. momentum has allowed him to once again focus on the president. >> this week he has been tried to take a bal for 8 with 3 percent unemployment. not so fast. >> not so fast is also the message from the cowboy and the ball low tide. santorum says the is still in the fight. he said that romney's perceived strength is anything but. >>reporter: newt gingrich finished well behind romney in nevada ssc is not quitting. >> i believe the president is a direct threat to the future of this company. i think the reelection of the president is a disaster. >>reporter: ron paul says he is staying on the trail. he is the only candidate without a win. on tuesday colorado's and minnesota hold their caucuses. missouri has a nonbinding primary. >>brian: it turned out to be a nice day. temperatures are nice. here were almost 60 degrees. temperatures are not quite as school for tonight. the cloud cov

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he says she was attacked when she went to the newark motel to help her ex who was described as quoteubled person. police have not identified the victim. but they do confirm that there was an incident at that motel earlier this month. >>> it was banned 15 years ago. now the push to bring affirmative action back to public colleges is under way. and the ninth circuit court of appeals heard arguments to overturn prop 209. that happened this morning. and gil diaz is outside the courthouse with more. it has a lot of people fired up. >> reporter: a lot of students. each as far away as los angeles. the three judges heard arguments starting at 9:00 this morning. and they gave the lawyers an hour. the courtroom was packed. more than 50 students in there. most of them minorities. if the judges couldn't feel their pain inside, they made sure that they brought their demands outside. students coming as far away as los angeles, voiced their concerns outside the federal courthouse about proposition 209. which bans affirmative action at state universities. they want the 9th u.s. circuit court of appe

several printed signs in the window and rules of conduct for motel guests, the same scene at the economy inn on 12th street the subject of another trial starting next friday. the clerk said they are doing all they can and are strict about who they allow to state. >> as of yesterday we only are three new customers. we rejected everybody else. >> reporter: the neighbor says there is plenty of obvious prostitution around the area, but they say the motel is a legitimate business. >> i think they should keep control of the prostitution because it's not good for tourists. >> reporter: the city attorney says prostitution brings rapes and kidnapping and that the owners are well aware of the problem. >>> we're seeking an order from the court shutting the businesses down for a year during which time they can develop a business plan that does not rely on prostitution for their revenues. >> reporter: in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> and who dropped rocks and concrete on a police officer in livermore injuring him in the head? that's what authorities want to know after an incident just this morning

. >> tonight, motel six is addressing claims a baby ingested cocaine. the child's mother says the teething toddler found a spoon covered in cocaine and put it in his mouth. police say the spoon did test positive. >> this was a really bad experience. horrible. i don't know if there could be a long term e fekt from it. >> the family claims when the motel moved the family to a different room, they found a crack pipe. in a statement to news 4, it takes guests concerns very seriously and management is taking standards. >> d.c. mayor state of the district speech could become a battle between the fire department's leadership and its rank in file. a d.c. fire ems spokesmen tells news 4 there's misinformation that going to firefighters. a lot of them got a letter saying that members who are disrespectful during the mayor's address will be punished. the department says no such warning was ever issued. just last month, a group of fire fiekters walked out. >> heading outside, it's a crisp and clear night out there. but we could see problems later this week! the sto

they got this to a fight and his wife left to go to the motel. his wife was treated and released. police have not confirmed the woman assaulted was her. he said his wife described her ex as quote a troubled person and was afraid he might commit suicide and that's why she went to the motel. >>> still to come at 5:00, a pillow fight in the south bay today and it left quite a mess. we will show you wouhaalab abouwhcot e ac w b enk.me >>> valentine's day is tuesday, but today in san francisco many took time to honor those loved and lost in the fight against aids. this week is the largest san francisco showing of the aids memorial quilt in more than a decade. for many, it was an emotional reunion. >> very moving to see it again after all of these years and to hear the names called out like that. names you know and other people that you don't know that have been affected. >> sections of the quilt will be on display all week at five san francisco locations, including the main 2278 market street location open from noon to 8 p.m. for the next week. events

stephen ruiz was found in his room in a days inn motel. police were tipped off. he is the suspect of the killings for another slain hell's angel member. he was considered armed and dangerous of lycee he surrendered without a fight. >> this guy has been on the run since october furious ice it is ironic that he did not sleep very far. he committed the crime in san jose and sifts located in an area 10 minutes away. >> the actual patio areas where they fought. it seemed to get a ladder to the point where they locked doors. >> this is the fifth homicide in san jose. new controversy crime- fighting tools in oakland. an injunction against nearly 40 gang members and fruitvale off prohibits the members from associating with each other in this to square-mile area. this cannot help of a street after 10:00 p.m.. some say it is a good thing and other savvy in agree with the accused the members have racked up 200 arrests and 100 convictions. the street gang has terrorized the fruitvale neighborhood. sauce dallas love call if crime-fighting tools fan of his college harass myste

>> a pastor who spent three months on top of the motel returns to sturgeon gets a personal congratulations from the mayor for reaching his fund- raising goal. >> their prayers were answered the congregation of new beginnings at church today celebrating the return of their pastor, cory brooks with help from chicago mayor rahm emanuel. jubilee in this sanctuary at the church this morning. pastor corey brooks finally off the roof top back into the pulpit and being showered with praise. >> want to celebrate him for such an amazing display of sacrifice, godliness righteousness, humility. >> your pastor had a strength that moved us all. >> for more than three months brooks lived in a tent on the roof of a bacon motel across the street from his church he refused to come down until he raised $450,000 to buy the eyesore in demolish it and on friday he got his wish, a good deed from hollywood mogul tyler perry the 100,000 donation pushed brooks over his fund- raising goal for the first days of the project today he thinks those who offered support including mayor rahm emanuel. >> but the pastor did o

they were staying at a motel 6 in virginia beach and he found a spoon underneath the bed and put it in his mouth and became sick which tested positive for cocaine. motel 6 gave the family a refund for the first night and moved them into a different room for the rest of the stay. >>> the developing story out of washington state. a deadly explosion at the home of josh powell whose wife disappeared under mysterious circumstances. they believe powell was alone when with his boys when the blast occured and they say thefather i go night the home in a inferno. he has been a person of interest since 2009 and lost custody of the children. >>> listen to this a fund- raiser for the fit and doughnut lovers. thousands of people hit the pavement in raleigh, north carolina hoping to eat a dozen donuts and run five miles. people might do more races if we had something like this here. it's a fund-raiser for the north carolina children's hospital and last year they did the same thing and raised with 1 -- raised about 100,000 dollars and for some the challenge was not a the run but eight the donuts -- bu

police say both motels have a history of prostitutions, sometimes it involves children. both already under a court order to clean up their ability. the city attorney says those efforts are coming up short and she'll seek the maximum penalty to close them for one year. >>> the tents are back up at uc berkeley, occupy protesters try to re-energize the movement. christie smith is live at the plasz za whe plaza where police are standing by 24 hours after the campsite appeared. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. occupy cal is back. now in day two. there's a mellow atmosphere here on the steps, maybe 15 people, some making signs. there are six tents here. but demonstrators say the message is the same as it always was about economic fairness. the oouft's sayiuniversity's sa don't want the tents here. one demonstrator told me an officer asked him to remove the tent but no official dispersal order was given so they stayed. this is the same spot where on november 9th police in riot gear clashed with students moving the crowd out with batons. students are back for the three-m

police did recover some surveillance video from a bar and restaurant near the motel 6. the owner said they asked him not to share it with the media. investigators say next their suspects headed to annapolis road and that shopping center where it all ended. he died in police gunfire. three baltimore county officers shot their weapons along with one officer from anne arundel county. it's unknown how many shots went off and unclear whether the suspect was armed at the time. >> they don't know what's on this man's mind although i think they may have could have done it a little better if they didn't see weapon in his hands. >> reporter: baltimore county police say their three officers involved are all on routine administrative lead. city police remain the lead investigators. wnlz eyewitness news -- wjd news. >> -- wjz news. they say they used methods to track them and three other suspects are being questioned tonight. >>> a crash killed four people when a teen drove the long way down route 50. we have new clues in what may have caused that tragedy. >> reporter: toxicology te

the only motel that would rent to them. the guy who owned that motel was the richest african-american in that country and they charged them market rates. the biography of it is birmingham's black millionaire. he's one of the guys. he's one of the guys for whom waves were being made. can you imagine charging market rates to the southern christian leadership. charging market rates to martin luther king when he comes to fight segregation in your town? he was skeptical. didn't give him a discount. 20 of them gathered. a guy that was beaten so many times by the cops, it's amazing what he went through long before martin luther king got involved in civil rights. they are in that room and arguing it out. if king goes on the march, he knows he'll be arrested. he's the chief fund-raiser for the civil rights movement nationwide. the movement is broke. if he's in jail, who's going to raise the money? he's the only face that's known outside of alabama and the deep south. among all the people that are there. he was constantly going to ne

oakland looking to close the motel for one year and possibly for good.ast week the city began court proceedings against the national lodge which is also accused of allowing prostitution. >> a new fight between apple and google. scott mcgrew joins us. those companies used to get along. >> they used to share a board member until google got in the steve business and steve jobs said he would spend every last pen tee destroy google. google has been accused this morning of monkeying with apple's safari web browser, fooling it into letting google track web user surfing habits. safari is popular on the iphone. and the particulars here are extremely technical. so i'm not going to get into them but google denies this. bottom line, another big fight brewing between mountainview and cupertino that will probably end up in the courts, even worse will probably attract the attention of federal regulators as well. jon, no love lost between these two companies. >> clearly. we'll keep an eye on that one. >> keep an eye in the sky. meteorologist christina loren. >> they are

the family says when the motel moved them to a different room they found a crack pipe. in a statement to news4, motel 6 says it takes guests' concerns very seriously and that management has taken measures to ensure standards of cleanliness are upheld. >>> today the confetti will be flying in new york city as the big apple honors the super bowl champion giants with a ticker tape parade today. most valuable player quarterback eli manning was part of the parade yesterday at walt disneyworld. he and his teammates will travel through the canyon of heroes to celebrate their win over the patriots. the giants' fourth super bowl title. the parade will be followed by a ceremony where mayor bloomberg will present the team with the keys to the city. >> exciting. >>> supermodel gisele bundchen is standing by her man. new england patriots quarterback tom brady. after the super bowl, some new york giants fans heckled bundchen as she left the stadium. >> she fought back defending her husband. >> in case you didn't hear it, she said, "so how my husband supposed to catch the ball and thr

>>will: this is one of the motels that the city wants to shut down. a security card is just leaving the scene as a part of his grandest. there are not a lot of cars in the parking lot. it looks like all the lights are on. the city says it is the owner's responsibility to make sure that this place is safe and prostitution free. the owners have said that they tried their best but cannot control what happens inside the 50 says that is not good enough. and the other motel officials are going after is right here on east 12th street. it is right next to lake merritt in about a quarter of a mile away from the courthouse. this places a very busy aerie with thousands of people going by. i can tell you, this place has been on oakland's radar since 2005 when it was declared a public nuisance. they worked with this place as recently as last year hoping that business owners would cut down on the violence and prostitution but apparently they are not doing a good enough job which is why officials will be in court today hoping to shut this place down for at least a y

. >> el incidente ocurrio el 3 de febrero en un motel, la supervisora interpuso una orden de restriccion>> un miembro de ocupemos auckland es un manifestante que tiene prohibido acercarse a la plaza, lo vieorn en la plaza y lo detuvieron. >> se encontraron los restos humanos, se encontró parte de un cráneo y huesos en el lugar donde fue enterrada una mujer. es la tercera victima de un reo que ya fue condenado por condena de muerte. >> este año podría ser el último en que los inmigrantes indocumentados puedan recibir un reembolso por dinero federal. nos eplican el efecto que tiene para la poblacion inmigrante. >> el congreso ha introducido un proyecto que negaria cientos de dólares a la gente que no pueda comprobar que tiene una identificacion en el legal. >> hay familias indocumentadas, que viene a hacer sus papeles. >> es a través de los hijos que los trabajadores buscan rendir cuentas al tío sam >> es un crédito que se les da, que buscan pagar los taxes como todo mundo. buscan algunos no pagar. >> doña lupe vende articulos y ropa, y al no recibir el crédito, la pondria en muchos apriet

the family says when the motel moved them to a different room they found a crack pipe.statement, motel 6 says it takes guests' concerns seriously and that management has taken measures to ensure standards of cleanliness are upheld. >>> today the d.c. council is expected to vote on whether to repeal the district's online gambling program. that program which was to be the nation's first government-sponsored online gambling system was legalized last year but never implemented. since then, several council members have raised concerns about the program including the fact that it was passed without any public input. at least eight of the 12 council members say they new support repealing the bill. >>> and gamblers in maryland could soon be playing blackjack and poker in casinos in the state. senator douglas peters of prince george's county introduced a measure allowing for table games. it also included a provision for a casino location in prince george's county. it would likely be at the rosecroft raceway at national harbor -- rather, or national harbor. the bill would also in

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chain link fence around it and -- and moved the residents out to the western part of the city into motelsen .that the city was paying for. >> smith: right. >> banks: anddso that worked for about six or eight weeks until the motel owners started realizing they weren't getting any other business and neighbors started. >> smmth: right. >> banks: .complaining, a sort of "not in my back yardd ituation. so then they moved them further out into a trailer park where they are now living in a trailer park. again, the city's paying for it and the numbers are increasing of course. >> smith: oh! >> banks: .and there's no solution to it. >> smith: there is no solution. >> banks: no. i mean the solution is like remove that reetrictiin, that 2500-foot... >> smith: right, but under the current circumstances. >> banks: no. >> smith: .there is no, there's no solution. >> banks: no, no, no. see, and that's a political hot potato. >> smith: it is. >> banks: nobody's gonna touch that and say i think we should eliminate that. >> smith: right. >> banks: .2500-foot.-3 >> smith: and yet as a novelist, you're perfe

>>reporter: shut them down, that is what a lawsuit brought about a city aims to do to his national motel on international boulevard. through you are your stock was city's attorney says known place for prostitution clinics to >> for a decade there have been ongoing problem well known to the owners of prostitution, rape, kidnapping and it has not stopped his fight with the intervention unit >>reporter: in 2011, a judge ordered that the two businesses both take steps to deter prostitution but it their witnesses both testified against the owners of the hotels say that it is not good enough. >> i want to remember a woman when i cannot a hotel room she was standing there and offered me sex for money. >> we are seeking an order from the court to shut the business is down for a year. through this time they will have to come out with a businessman that the sklar rely on prostitution. becker, the new >>pam: tonight as if he will hear from the attorney representing the owner of the national lodge motel. and new developments at the redwood city school where a special education teacher accused of it

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all the witnesses stuck together in this motel.we'd all go mad if we're locked up here much longer? >>(narrator) dawn insisted that gays hadn't been invented when she and aileen had been friends. >>they weren't invented, or whatever, there was no gay people. >>(broomfield) well, what were they all doing? >>they weren't gay. there was no such thing as gay. >>(woman) they were in the closet. >>no they weren't. there was no such thing. i don't remember a person at i didn't hear this gay stuff& till ten years ago, well, maybe fifteen. it's just now starting to be acceptable. (laughs) but, no there was not. was there gay people when you went to school? >>i'm sure that there were. i went to a british public school. there were many--that's where it was invented. us and the greeks, y'know? >>no way, really? >>mm-hm. yeah, of course. >>i just had to this, sorry. look. come on, you guys. >>(narrator) after all that, aileen decided to volunteer for execution, and we all went home. now that aileen was confessing to being a cold-blooded killer

. >> reporter: somehow he managed to steal the police car and drove it to a motel 6. minutes later a car speed out of the parking lot with several people inside including the man who stole the cruiser. they pulled it over and somehow he got into the driver's seat while they were putting the others in custody. he drove to the shopping center where it all ended. several officers fired shots. it is unclear how many shots went off and whether the suspect was armed. >> they didn't know what was on his mind although they could have maybe done it better if they department see a weapon in his hand. >> reporter: they insist they didn't chase him but used other methods to track him. >> police are questioning other people in connection with the incident. >>> police have made an arrest in connection with the murder of an activist. police say he confessed. police say they knew each other and robbery was the motive. his body was found in a well. he had been shot in the head. he was a well-known activist. >>> the issue of same sex marriage was brought to the forefront during a senat

friends say beltoon when they're away that age we'll find a foreign woman and go abroad with her at the motel hotel where i ended last i still couldn't let a clue. be . in. the. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. the arab league debates how to bring stability to syria as pressure on the regime with speculation that western states could be propping up al qaida through their support of the opposition in iran promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which it insists is for peaceful energy purposes despite a long list of western sanctions imposed against them. and on impoverished population or a bankrupt country the greek parliament is set for a tough choice on more public. protests up and down the streets. today this week you're watching the weekly with me rule research the arab league is mulling over what further action to take on the crisis in syria with

today nadia lockyer confirmed details of an attack in the newark motel room this month. the wife of the state treasurer admitted that a meeting with an ex-boyfriend turned violent. she says the injuries i suffered from the assault will take time to heal. lockyer, who represents the second district of alameda county, also revealed that she is receiving treatment for chemical dependency related to injuries she sustained in an earlier car crash. lockyer says, quote, alcoholism and addiction are diseases from which many of us suffer and unfortunately, i have not been spared. >> reporter: authorities are keeping quiet about this case but state treasurer bill lockyer said the february 3rd incident started with a dispute between him and his wife. lockyer told the "san francisco chronicle," after an angry phone call his wife went to the motel to meet an ex-boyfriend and it turned violent. the ex-boyfriend is not identified in police reports. the district attorney's office said today it was following up on documents related to the case. as for nadia lockyer she says she came forw

in the motel room, more solid evidence.belonging to ginger. >> what i figure is we use this table for collecting this stuff. >> here's all her other credit cards. >> nice. that's her blackberry cell phone that's broken that he stole out of the box. >> like 18 credit cards and three books of checks. >> and where was lan >> this is what we do. we asked to do this. it's where we want to be. we want to be involved in this so this isn't burdensome to me to be here because there's purpose. the job serves a very important purpose. >> just ask ginger's daughter tabitha what these detectives meant to her. >> whenever i needed anything, i remember detective boucher actually called me and he was at his daughter's ballet recital, and i said, go. whatever questions i have at this moment don't mean anything. >> but there was no time for family now. >> back in ventura, all those sleepless nights were finally paying off. the detectives were about to meet face-to-face with their suspect, michael lane. >> we're looking forward to talking to

some of the bar owners and a motel owners, the police advisory board to pull the jack in the box accountable and create -- and support the neighbor's recommendation to keep it closed between 2:00 at 4:00 a.m.. thank you so much sheer joseph and commissioners. >> this is the section on general public comment, items not on the agenda. any further public comment? public comment is closed. the next item on the agenda, review and approval of the minutes. ok. i'd like to -- is ther epublie c comment on minutes? i would like to motion to continue the minute since we don't have a quorum to vote on them. moved and second. can we do roll call? commissioner tan: aye. president newlin: -- commissioner perez: aye. commissioner lee aye. commissioner cavellini: aye. commissioner joseph: aye. next item is item number four, report from the executive director. >> i will be quick because i know there is a lot of stuff still on the agenda. since i didn't get a chance last meeting, i am far behind on these reports. quickly, as you know and as you can tell, the appointments as of thursdya, the -- thursday, the en