i've never been to a massage parlor as a customer or anything like that.ing on, but i didn't know how it worked. >> walsh got a quick lesson about six years ago. >> hello, inspections. let me take a look over here. when we first took over the program, i went into a facility where there were women sitting on towels on couches. and when i went in to check their id's i asked why they were sitting on towels. i asked them why they were sitting on towels. when they stood up, there was blood on the towels. they were bleeding from their rectum or their vagina. the first time i ever saw something, anything like that. it just blew me away. i couldn't believe it. >> dr. johnson ojo heads up the mayor's human trafficking task force. >> it's been very effective in reducing the number of illegal massage facilities in san francisco. >> can you come out here, please? thank you. we issued about 500 citations. >> fines to the tune of, $500,000, and we closed about 40 to 50 establishments. today we are going to be going out for a joint inspection. >> today, the health depart

this massage parlor is full. >> the next stop for the task force is a parlor that officials repeatedlyal female workers and -- >> did you see this? >> -- a secret hiding place behind the laundry room. >> it's a living quarters. >> so, johnson, what is this? >> this is illegal living quarters. unapproved room. >> how many people do you think live back here? >> i would say about four or five of them. there's another bed. >> where? >> sofa, out there. >> at the time, the women deny knowing anything about the beds. >> so you don't sleep back there? >> no. i don't sleep there. >> as investigators pull up to the health club, it is clear the owners have been warned. six women go running out of the spa and they shut off their lights. >> can i talk to you both? do you guys work for h & b? >> what? >> do you work for h & b? >> no. >> yes? >> what are you running for? >> what happened? >> where are you guys going? >> no. i go buy something. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> you're not coming from h and b? >> i don't know. you can go. i go to buy something for food. >> okay. >> yeah. thank you. >> yeah. what h

the massage parlor denies employing trafficked women. >> come on out, health department.>> have a seat. >> we'll be right back. >> who is the manager? >> a new city law requires massage therapists to keep their body covered from the neck down. when the women see police, they immediately run to don lab coats to avoid being cited. >> when i first went in there, there were plenty of girls with johns, at least three. we got them out of the rooms and they were scantily clothed. they had very little on. they weren't professional masseuses. it's obvious. >> all women there were dressed in inappropriate attire, very provocative. high-heeled shoes. they were showing a lot of their assets, so to speak. >> on this visit, inspectors find that the owners have removed the ten beds they found in a secret crawl space on their last inspection. >> that's where they were sleeping previously. >> i'm sorry. >> the task force says it's not much, but at least it's one small signal that while they can't completely eradicate trafficking, they are having some kind of impact. >> i'm trying to get i

the area is where the nightclub the parlor is located. i know this area to have a high volume or have a high volume of physical fights between patrons. i have heard and responded to many calls of service involving patrons. it was already on our radar. we saw -- we see a lot of assaults go on. we started to go by there. on february 12, we went by there and saw a violation of the good neighbor policy and blocked sidewalks and near-fights going on. the frontline not be controlled. it was chaos. there would be no way that someone would feel comfortable having to walk by, this is fisherman's wharf, and walk on the sidewalk to ground different groups. there was a near-5 and people were squaring off on each other and security as we did not see security taking any measures. there were going across the street and nothing was being done. the line was not being controlled trade for two weeks in a row there were -- the line was not being controlled. for two weeks in a row there were obama's stains. we can attribute that to over- serving. they have to

i just got an e-mail from the owner of the parlor. we're going to have a set down this week or early next week to go over ways they can reduce that. we're working with them. >> thank you. commissioner hyde: now is the parlor again. i believe he did not have to drink the whole bottle. they have a place where you can store your bottle. is that correct? >> they might have a storage area. with the availability of it sitting right there, it is one thing that you have to order another drink but if i can to put up, it is to 15, i can get another shot. it is so easy. >> it had better not be to 3:00 pm >> 1:15 a.m. que>> it is harder to monitor. you are going back and forth and you say i have served that person seven drinks. if you have a person with a bottle, it could be any one of them. we talked to the manager and we said you are still responsible. you have sold this bottle. you are still responsible for the consumption and it has to be done in a safe manner. if there intoxicated, the club could be held liable. >> one of the questions for y

get rid of the massage parlor, while you're at it. i don't think the massage parlor comes under the entertainment commission. but they were not for it as well. so i got -- received letters in the very beginning, however, in the last week i do want the commission to know that i have received letters that miss garland has spoken about that was from david villalobos from community leadership alliance as well as michael nolte, alliance for a better district six, and then as told by mr. castellano, that michael has changed his position on the protest. so i think these speakers will speak in front of you. as far as central station, we're recommending a denial. >> remind me again, what's the cross street here on post? >> jones. >> jones, ok. commissioners, any questions of officer matthias? >> i just want to clarify, you are recommending a denial based on the traffic congestion, noise, those two main areas? >> the noise and then the community input. i mean -- and another thing as far as the -- not so much the high crime rate. this is another

the people at the parlor did what they were supposed to do. they were intoxicated and they knew that they were going to be a problem. they were loitering in front and causing problems. they call the police and we came over and arrested them. are we going to have that as a mark against the parlor? absolutely not. they are doing the things that we want them to do. we look at everything on a case by case issue. if the clubs are doing well, we will explain how they're doing well. if not, we will explain the problem. on march 11 there was a battery at monroe. this was at 1:45 in the afternoon. monroe has been doing things in the morning. somebody went up with a glass of liquid and try to get a girl to drink it. the suspect asked what it was. they said that it was water. she smelled it and it was bought up. the suspect tried to give it to other people. she used her arm to push them so that he would go way. he responded by punching the girl in the face. he fled the scene but was arrested about a block away. the last one was at atmosphere. there was a

previously, the five parlors got to keep 33% of their mean. if everyone goes along with that par losh they get to keep 40% of the mean. the stay figures they'll come out ahead because they expecting a lot of people from d.c. and virginia. remember, voters must say yes and voters in prince georges must also say yes. brian? >> all right, john. >>> and free speech versus consumer protection. a federal appeals court in richmond heard arguments in the case to decide whether antiabortion counseling centers must post signs to say they don't provide medical services. prosecutors in montgomery expo and baltimore county brought the suit saying they're giving out medical advice without a license. the center officials say posting them to post a sign outside of their business violates their free speech rights. >>> a hot button issue. the federal government's mandate to require all employers to offer contraceptives as part of the overall plan of president obama. this afternoon, thousands protested in d.c. they say it violates religious freedom forcing emplo

how often, if at all, do you plan on visiting the slots parlor at arundel mills? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it is back to the campaign trail for the men looking to be the republican nominee for president. the candidates are looking towards the next round of upcoming races. tara mergener joins us live with our report. good morning. >> good morning. at this point, this is essentially a two-man race. rick santorum was onto puerto rico. after surprise wins in alabama and mississippi, the former pennsylvania senator is scoffing at the claim he needs an impossible number of delegates to take the lead. >> it is pretty bad when all you have to do is do math instead of going out and winning on substance and what americans want to hear. >> what happened in alabama and mississippi? >> mitt romney remains the front winner. >> mitt romney still is the guy with the most votes, the most delegates, the most money, the biggest organization. >> newt gingrich has some republicans calling on h

madison's parlor and state dining room. one description of mrs. madison's parlor exists. a very fashionable grecian space. seen in contemporary english homes. the dominant color being a sunflower yellow. the room was opened up through double doors centered between it and the elliptical room creating a free flowing space. it truly must have been unlike anything anyone had ever seen before. following the debut of the latrobe interiors, the general completion, the madisons began entertaining frequently again. mrs. madison's wednesday night receptions were the center of attraction. contemporary accounts state all these whom fashion, fame, beauty wealth or talents have rendered celebrated and many were able to enjoy the splendor but for a very brief time. the signs of oncoming war were extremely present in 1811. and the conflict came as no surprise to madison. very evident in 1811. the country prepared and put attention to its resources on relevant issues rather than latrobe's outlandish and expensive designs to finish the city. by madison's time, he'd become exhausted with la

. - this is an edwardian parlor suite. or it was an edwardian parlor suite. there's quite a lot to be done. what makes it nice is that you've got a really nice basic shape. you've got some inlay here-- mahogany shell wood-- but a big restoration to do. i think in my opinion - it's worth doing. - right. it depends on the size of your checkbook. - right. - how much are you prepared to spend? around about £300 or 400, going up to about £1,000. i think it's optimistic at a thousand. done beautifully, by somebody who knows what they're doing, when it's done it's worth £2,500 to 3,000. right. oh, that's not bad. not bad at all. - bonfire? no. - ( laughs ) okay, then i'll have to look around. to look at something antique that belongs to the deep grass or the woodlands. what have you brought in here? - this is a man-trap. - wow. this is a man-trap. it weighs a ton. it's really a trap for animals, primarily. because this is known as the baiting plate. and the holes? these are just old bits of iron that they used. these holes don't mean anything. you don't think it mig

how often, if at all, do you plan on visiting the slots parlor at arundel mills? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 6:06. 51 degrees on tv hill. good news for the used car business. >> putting on the cliffs at the white house. -- putting on the glitz at the white house. >> next week is greek week. celebration ended with the greek parade. >> we're monitoring a handful of problems for your thursday morning commute, including an accident wrapping up on 95. >> good morning. this is a live look outdoors. 58 degrees downtown. you can believe it will get warmer as we head into the afternoon. almost like a summer like pattern. we're talking about greek week starting this sunday and runs through next week and ends with a big parade. this is the spokesperson for this event. what is great is the greek food. >> it is fabulous. there are greek restaurant specials all week beginning on sunday and gongs to the 25th. we have some examples of food. right now we are in fells point and for a fixed pr

surrounding states, however, have already opened their parlors to full table games.nder the new bill maryland parlors could also offer roulette, blackjack, craps and other games. the attraction here is jobs. many more people get hired when traditional table games are in the mix. the legislation would also add a sixth casino in maryland in prince george's county. the whole package would have to be approved by voters in a statewide referendum and by voters in p.g. >> so that's the issue of the double vote, so to speak. maryland voters would support it and prince george's county voters would support it. if they did not support it, then the vlt commission would not be able to extend the license. >> reporter: to sweeten the deal for existing licensees who would have to compete against a new casino in p.g. the legislation would allow operators to keep 40% of their revenue rather than the current level of 33%. the bill does not specify precisely where in prince george's county the new casino would go. members of the senate's budget and taxation committee had many questions

but slots parlors in maryland may not be as profitable as supporters hoped. maryland paying about $10,000 per slot machine per year. that's according to the "the washington times." more than twice who lawmakers thought when they launched the program five years ago. maryland could wind up spending $50 million more than expected when all five of the state's slots parlors are open. >>> maryland's state senate passed a budget that would raise taxes on many residents. the tax increase amendment passed by a nir oh 26-20 vote -- narrow 26-20 vote with only democrats voting. it includes a millionaire's tax, which would raise taxes by a quarter percent on those making $500,000 or more per year. all of the tax increases are expected to raise more than $400 million for the state. the budget now heads to the house which has until april 9 to try to come up with a final budget package. >>> inmates in maryland could soon earn school credit and cut their prison sentences shorter. maryland delegates passed a bill that would allow inmates to shorten their sentence by 60 days f

the parlor, a solstice, schuyler, the coffee bar, the parlor, a vessel, hustle club, and the ambassador. it gives you an idea of who we're watching and what is going on out there. if you read the list of incidents from report, i will not read through that. 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 r

. >>> one of the biggest game parlors will open later but they are hiring now. >>> and the create for one of the most popular energy drinks around has passed away. details when fox 5 news at 6:00 returns.  >>> new information on the arrest of the man who made a iew began dan warlord a household name. earlier report is that kony 2012 director was arrested for a lewd act on the street. now, we learn that he was running in his underwear. russell has not been hospitalized for exhaustion anddehydration. >>> a nazi concentration camp guard turned ohio automaker has died. john damianyuk has lost his u.s. citizenship and was deported. he was frequently brought to court in a hospital bed. when the court did convict him for his role at a nazi death camp in poland. he died in a german nursing home at the age of 91 >>> the time man who created the very popular red bull popular energy drink also died. he founded a pharmaceutical company that formulated the drink in the 70s. it didn't rise to popularity in the u.s. until recent years he was ranked one of the richest men in th

in the parlor, a portrait miniature of mrs. madison was present denoting sake. the state dining room transported from being jefferson's library and study into an actual dining room. it had the least amount of money put into it. a modest rug and furniture from theera were used. formerly it was hung in the elliptical salon. but for this -- for a very st, 1810, when guests were finally welcomed into the white house it was moved and

. >>> they were supposed to generate millions for the state, but slot parlors in maryland may not be as profitable as supporters had hoped. maryland pay being $10,000 per slot machine per year according to the "washington post." that's more than twice who lawmakers thought when they launched the program five years ago. maryland could wind up spending $50 million a year more than expected when all five of the state's slot parlors are open. >>> maryland's state senate has passed a budget that will raise taxes on most residents in the state. the tax increase amendment passed by a narrow 26-20 vote with only democrats approving the measure. it includes a millionaire's tax which will raise taxes by a quarter percent on those who make $500,000 or more. all of the tax increases are expected to raise more than $400 million. the budget now heads to the house which has until april 9 to try to come up with a final budget package. >>> president obama is hitting the campaign trail hard today. he's scheduled to hold five fundraisers today, three in atlanta teamwork in chicago. his campaign also re

would you have put furniture like this into your parlor or dining room. but they definitely, yes, they would have been used. they would often -- in some cases, the once on the right by thomas affleck for the cadweller caldon family. they go into caldon's mansion and they would go in the best room, similar to the best room that you saw in the charles bird king portrait, though that's a very different kind of family and very different kind of house. but when they're not in use, they would go around the side of the room and so they would, because of their sculpted form, would -- they would catch the light, artificial or natural when the shades are open. and so you really would see the carving. and that would have been, as you're saying, what really would catch your eye. so someone at the time would have very much understood, wow, this is a top of the line carved chair which has all of these rich accoutrements. and when you look at a cabinetmaker's price list, you would take the different pieces. if you wanted this skirt, it would cost so much extra, if you w

behind the doors of the spas, massage parlors, and cantinas teenage girls and young women sell themselves for cold cash. from high-end escort girls online to back alley mattresses behind a cantina, those who fight human trafficking say foreign and homegrown american girls commit these sex acts oftentimes against their will. theirs is a story that must be told. it's 10:00 a.m. in overcast houston, texas, and it seems like just another sleepy saturday morning at this airport hotel. but behind closed doors in room 106 investigators of harris county's human trafficking task force are laying a trap. >> what we're doing basically is just trying to hook up our camera equipment inside the room here and make sure we've got a clear shot. >> the camera is focused on this bed right here so this area, if you sit down, that's the best shot right there. >> undercover investigators set up their surveillance cameras and equipment. their target -- prostitutes, their pimps and the men who exploit them. >> we're looking at underage mainly. what i did is target the 18 to 20, 21-year-olds. >> investigators tro

in the parlor, a portrait miniature of mrs. madison was present denoting the room's name sake. the state dining room transported from being jefferson's library and study into an actual dining room. it had the least amount of money put into it. a modest rug and furniture from the jefferson era were used. including photographs of past presidents. formerly it was hung in the elliptical salon. but for this -- for a very special occasion on january 1st, 1810, when guests were finally welcomed into the white house it was moved and put into the state dining room. latrobe had his wife, mary elizabeth hazlehurst latrobe, inform mrs. madison as well in 1809 they had found india stone china in blue and white and a similar set of nankin or nanking china ordered for the dessert service from philadelphia 37 she also sternly mentions there was an impossibility o

davinci's pizza parlor, akron, ohio.pino, the man in the striped shirt, is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when ms. simms enters and abruptly cuts in line. >> when ms. simms entered the pizzeria she went to the front. >> joseph gets a call from his wife waiting in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer? i said just a little bit longer. she goes, who just jumped in front of the line? i said the lady who just walked in wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> what are you saying? say what you're saying [ bleep ]. >> she immediately got enraged and got in the victim's face and using foul language and hitting him, poking at him and just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore him. >> come here and tell this [ bleep ] -- >> then the manager gets involved. >> she was loud and swearing and out of control when the person working at the pizza shop just started saying g

who gets a parlor anymore? it's been substituted with a little foyer today.he huge eat-in kitchen has a window sink overlooking the big backyard. the formal dining room has a double set of french doors and long windows. the oak paneled office has a sturdy desk with built-ins and book shelves surrounded everything. and the house sits on beautifully kept ground with a simple brick patio out break. only $250. unbelievable. >> very picturesque. next one is in st. paul, minnesota. twin cities. >> what's wrong with twin cities? it's often called the arts and culture capital because of the midwest because of the festivals, museums and performances that are everywhere in this town. this is a town home that has a big bay window out front and dormer windows gracing that roof up top. the living room is full of light from the bay windows and has blonde wood floors, dove gray walls. seems just right for the space. the all-white kitchen looks spic and span with its great counters and glass front cabinets. the open dining room has big, sunny windows. the family room has a g

under consideration, a slots parlor at rosecroft raceway or a full-fledged ka seen flcasino a arbor. >> a very nice facility that will attract people not only in the washington region but worldwide. >> among those against the idea is a company with a bid to build a slots parlor up in baltimore. the company says the facility in prince george's county would steal some of its customers. >>> well, new casino or not, maryland's new slot machines are going to cost the state millions more than expected. according to one analysis, "the washington post" reports each slot machine has a $10,000 price tag. that's more than double initial estimates. and it could amount to an extra $50 million a year by the time five privately owned casinos are slated to open. >>> next on news 4 at 11:00, new video shows the moment of impact as a tornado barrels through a high school. >>> the verdict is in tonight. now the fallout from a college dorm spying case that put a national spotlight on bullying. >>> man on the mend. why march madness may be the reason behind a spike ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is over