it's a printout of rub maps.com of online directory of asian massage parlors. according to that website there are 96 businesses located in san francisco but according to department of public health there are many more in san francisco. we highlighted one in your district, one in district 10, 2 in district nine and 17 in four. although supervisor noticed there are as many as 30 in her district. you would be shocked where this website rates masseuse based on their performance. some of you will remember the successful raid -- on 10 asian massage parlors in san francisco. this is a national problem. this is becoming more available with false store fronts. it's time for us to step up and stand up. in terms of the legislation we strongly support the inclusion of a new state law that requires many businesses to post notices in a number of multiple languages about human trafficking including a hotline. we do want to propose one change to a provision in the proposal that massage practitioners be find $250 per improper dress. the strong evidence that these women are forc

october fifth at 10:15 at the parlor, and a drunk patron, tried to enter the parlor and was turned away and the patron refused to leave and threatened the staff and the people inside and the police were called and the subject was taken away and this is i have spoken in front of you before as far as when the parlor was doing things that you know we want them to improve on and but i wanted to point this out that is what we want them to do and sometimes the bars have the feeling if we call the police we will have a mark against us as far as a call for service and this is an example and we want them to call because by them calling, it did not escalate the situation, the police, you know the person was not listening to what they were saying and refused to live the area and under the influence and the police were able to come and take the person away and i want to point that out as far as what they, and the things that they were doing right, and at this point club. and last thing was that we have been working with the neighbor and the hotel manager, in the area of 620 jones, lounge and the ne

. >> art it the beauty parlor of civilization neither art of civilization are secure. it's a recognize that the federal government believed that art should and can enrich our lives. this project was taken out of the beauty parlor and put here ugly or usable and behalf. they've recognized the building art and it's through those those types of collaborations that are become into the arts collaboration. i hope this continues to grow our infrastructure. i take it my dreamy know from experience if we can do it with the courtyard we can do it with infrastructure like water and bridges can be built and reflect the best qualifies of american democracy. nancy pelosi said we should keep on building thanks or things that inspire and endure. thank you (clapping.) thank you cliff i'm sure everyone will agree it is a wonderful particulars. today you've heard about the objectives and goals but we wouldn't have been successful without the contractors i want to acknowledge the architects and the art and architecture design of cliff garden studio and the cliff management that team led i

. >> art it the beauty parlor of civilization neither art of civilization are secure. it's a recognize that the federal government believed that art should and can enrich our lives. this project was taken out of the beauty parlor and put here ugly or usable and behalf. they've recognized the building art and it's through those those types of collaborations that are become into the arts collaboration. i hope this continues to grow our infrastructure. i take it my dreamy know from experience if we can do it with the courtyard we can do it with infrastructure like water and bridges can be built and reflect the best qualifies of american democracy. nancy pelosi said we should keep on building thanks or things that inspire and endure. thank yo

the manure in the barns, the milk in the milking parlor.y're able to deliver that milk all over the midwest. >>> what you see behind me is fair oaks 2 million gallons of clean renewable fuel. to put that into perspective, that's enough to fuel 35-747s and owhole fleet of their milk trucks which they do every day on the farm. >> a highly efficient anaerobic digester which producer natural gas. >> we produce into the central digester. >> how do you deal with all the manure they're producing constantly every day? >> we use a vacuum tanker, so -- vac and that's where the technology for cleaning the gas comes in. >> manure is poured into the digester and heat it. piped as renewable natural gas. the leftover is used as fertilizer. >> we're taking something that potentially could be a contaminant to the environment, totally taking that out of the picture but at the same time creating a new energy source for the united states that's not carbon-based and we feel pretty good about that. >> so what have we got here? >> we got the future. the future's

. >> reporter: the city leaders also extended a moratorium on massage parlors. right now there are just two brick and mortar massage locations. >> the difference between a massage parlor and my office is obvious. we're legit. massage parlors is where they get a little bit more than just massage. >> reporter: as one council member put it, roehnert parkwettered the storm -- park weathered the storm of the first week's opening but it's just the beginning. rohnert park. ken wayne, ktvu news. >>> this is cow and the get down stay down. they used the pedestrian and bike path to film their video. police eventually shut down their production because it was kind of a distraction for drivers. but the band said they had enough footage to put their video together any way. >>> the new world trade center in new york city is the tallest building in the country thanks to an antenna. it's on the left and that's chicago's willis tower on the right. it used to be the tallest building and was known as the sears tower. but the spire on top of the new freedom tower qualifying it as t

. >> reporter: the city leaders also extended a moratorium on massage parlors.ht now there are just two brick and mortar massage locations. >> the difference between a massage parlor and my office is obvious. we're legit. massage parlors is where they get a little bit more than just massage. >> reporter: as one council member put it, roehnert parkwettered the storm -- park weathered the storm of the first week's opening but it's just the beginning. rohnert park. ken wayne, ktvu news. >>> this is cow and the get down stay down. they used the pedestrian and bike path to film their video. police eventually shut down their production because it was kind of a distraction for drivers. but the band said they had enough footage to put their video together any way. >>> the new world trade center in new york city is the tallest building in the country thanks to an antenna. it's on the left and that's chicago's willis tower on the right. it used to be the tallest building and was known as the sears tower. but the spire on top of the new freedom tower qualifying it as the t

great fun at parlor games. >> in the parlor game department, especially, it reveals itself?-to in a large group of people. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i've never gotten into like the murder, like mob stuff. but that seems like it could be fun. do you ever do that? >> jimmy: no. i don't have that many friends. so i'm like, "you did it." yeah, i did it. [ laughter ] >> these guys would play with you, i'm sure, one night. wouldn't you? >> jimmy: you guys would play right? yeah. [ cheers ] maybe we'll do like a murder mystery night. >> i would love it. i'm here. >> jimmy: we'll come back. we'll do that. >> i'm here. >> jimmy: all right, definitely do that. i heard you're playing the banjo? >> i am, i am. i have a band in my parlor game's pursuits for the banjo pursuits, yeah. >> jimmy: now what do you do with -- what do you mean? what does that mean? >> well, i mean that i like -- i picked it up about a year -- a little over a year ago. and for the first month, i was just learning on youtube. >> jimmy: that's the new way people are learning how to play instruments. >> there is no shortag

she worked at a tapioca parlor to support herself. her mother died of cancer, and she had no father in her life. >> if i don't have work, i won't have money to pay for my rent, and i won't have nowhere to live. >> how would you describe how difficult this last year has been for her? >> on a scale of 1-10, to put myself in her shoes at her age, 11. >> reporter: her mother brought her to this country for a better life. on the road, she scrambled month to month, getting food stamp, and some help from students rising above. >> when i go home at night, i'm just sitting in a room, quiet, by myself. >> reporter: five years later, she's not lonely anymore. her students rising above mentors helped her move into cal. they celebrate holidays with her. >> their help meant so much to me because i'm really living in this world by myself. >> reporter: and at cal, while interviewing scholarship, she met this professor. >> i told her i would recommend her but only if she agreed to read with me so that we could start to help her overcome a really impor

this happened at a beauty parlor that hadn't been open very long, had an atm machine inside. some thieves broke in. they used rocks to get to the atm. but then they have to move it. so they pull up the suv. it doesn't work. they don't get away with it. they think this is connected to something else several months ago where these thieves were age to carry it out because it wasn't bolted out. this one not so easy. >> who wants to win a 42 inch flat screen tv? all you need is the buzz word. >> and be a u.s. citizens and be 18 years old. good luck, everyone. >> it called the perfect flight put together by epic tv. they're following three of the best wing suit flyers in the world. these guys are setting off for amazing stunts around the world. their first is to do a proximity flight in rio de janeiro. what they're attempting to do here is to fly underneath the arm of the statue, incredibly dangerous. from the beginning this whole excursion was wrought with challenge. air traffic control in rio said, no, we're not giving you permission to jump from a helicopter, you're not allowed

. >> it was 50d and usually tattoo parlors doesn't do stuff like this. he didn't really get it. the guy kind of stared at me for a little while and then he was like that's brilliant. i made his day because it's probably the simplest tattoo he had to do. i wand a tattoo but i didn't want to be married it. but when you came up with the comic thing, it was like having a sketch pad. >> i draw on it and i wash it off as quickly as i can, in case i get some kind of rash or something. >> so the tumbling is pretty popular. does that surprise you? >> yeah pip started doing it over the summer. i didn't get much reaction from what i was doing and i moved on to other project and another blog out to the united kingdom put it out and it went viral. >> what's your arm like this morning? >> it's blank. >> you should do a "right this minute" comic. >> what do you guys want in it? >> i think up should include a lama. >> all right, there we have it. >> a couple of cases of animals hanging out where they're not supposed to be hanging out. can you tell where this little guy is? >> looks like a bus.

there are frogs and turtles all kinds and as a reminder it's 3 zones and the next slide we have a parlor cap those are for kids have to 8. this is a gentle reminder to have the kids reunite. on the left we have a river play area for the toddlers. there's some messaging will water conservatism on the right is for the elder children and this is for a bit of risk-taking we have other things for the disabled. this is a remodel of the eleanor friend playground that's been there roughly 29 years and we had a $3 million face lift now the animal updates. those are not pigs although they look like that this is a south american wild boar. we only knew of them as fossils. i'm happy to report we now have 6. they don't care who their mother is and they'll nurse on all the mothers. also on animal news. the big guerilla is there and her grandchild is there. just this week we introduced grandma to the baby. the mother had not taken over nursing. this is quite credible she feeds the baby with the bottle she takes a sip first and they've been together w about 48 hours. she's the main mat relic of the herd

we're trying to make money here and i will not let that parlor game get in the way of my thinking. i am playing kimberly clark. i'm not playing desean jackson. this is realty, not fantasy. even as desean figures big in my league. aha, now, what about the fed's actions leading to inflation? wouldn't that be terrible? i get that next. that's next in the litany. yes, i hate inflation as much as you do. but remember it's deflation that the fed is fighting, not inflation. the deflation that comes from a tight-fisted congress and from free trade, like the consequences of nafta, which allow our companies to pay less and less for labor and our goods cost less and less. sure, inflation will be bad. since there's no evidence right now we need to be worried about it, i'm not going to worry about a phantom. we have plenty of slack in the system, not tightness. do you mind if we wait until we get a couple of months worth of data that actually shows inflation may be a problem sometime down the road before we start worrying it's about to happen now? let's not forget the money management imperativ

usually tattoo parlors don't do stuff like this. when i asked him, he didn't get it. he was like, do you want us to do garfield or something? i was like, no. he stared at me for a little while. and then he's like, that's brilliant. i've been wanting one since i was 16. every tme i triedo pick out ai'a piece of artwork that i hated 20 years late person the comic book thing seems good. >> it's popular, does it surprise you? >> yeah, i started doing it over the summer. i didn't get much reaction. i moved on to other projects. all of a sudden, a blog out from the united kingdom put it out. it went viral. >> what does yor arm look like now. >> it's blank. >> i think you should do one. >> include a llama. >> all right, there we have it. ♪ >> that's it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >> announcer: the following is a paid program for the ninja mega kitchen system, brought to you by euro-pro. in just four years, ninja has taken the world by storm with a blending system unlike any other in history. more than four million have

they will see if it will attract massage parlors and whether drunk driving is increasing as gamblers leave the casino. >> alcohol is being served 24 hours a day seven days a week and statistically it is only a matter of time until there is a seer yours accident. >> they want to check dui crimes outside of the property. out of the arrests, only one was casino related. >>> earlier, a groundbreaking ceremony is being chosen for the tower. the new pulling will be used for office space and residential condos. when it is finished it will be one of the tallest mixed buildings on the coast. it is expected to be finished by 2014. >>> the new proposal that could change who could be responsibility for cleaning up graffiti. plus college students, the plan is up for a vote today and how it could impact whether or not some students stay in college. >>> good morning, traffic looks good heading to the caldecott tunnel. >>> we have a little bit of activity or solve -- offshore and we will talk about your forecast for later in the day. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, 44, a lot o

again, this is part of a parlor game of washington, d.c. which has nothing to do with my record in new jersey and what i've done in new jersey. and we're proud of that record and i'm going to continue to work really hard over the next four years as governor of new jersey to make sure i continue to bring people together and accomplish things like lowering taxes, increases private sector employment, shrinking the size of government, all the things that are so consistent with the principles of my party. >> "time" magazine has your sell -- silhoutte on the cover of the magazine this week along with a headline, "the elephant in the room." more than any other question people wanted me to ask you how you feel about that? >> who cares about that? seriously. i'm on the cover of "time" magazine. it is certainly not the first weight joke that has been thrown my way over the course of the last four years, chris. it doesn't matter to me. i haven't seen the issue yet. i've just seen the cover, haven't read the issue yet. it doesn't matter to me. if you'r

. >> reporter: michael glick, owner of the parlor steakhouse in new york says he has lost confidencen the president and the website. >> it is a disaster, and very confusing. it is scaring not only individuals but company. >> reporter: meanwhile a new deadline looms, saturday is the day president obama promised to have the website fully functional. >>> the white house is saying that cite will be ready by saturday. >>> china is spending close to $14 billion to build a railway across eastern africa. breaking ground in kenya. it will extent on to uganda and likely rwanda and south sudan. it's designed to dramatically boost trade. >>> three teenage sisters say they were imprisoned for up to two years by their mather and father. police say the girls were malnourished and living in unsanitary conditions. the parents now facing multiple counts of child abuse and kidnapping. >>> let's shaping up to be a beautiful thanksgiving across much of the country. when you look out your window, but when you step outside it's definitely chilly, but look across much of the country. not a lot of cloud cove

one of the many things i want to see is that we don't /hruplen it in with the gambling and massage parlors and all the other stuff it's going on. it's nothing to do with that. it's a medical issue and that's where it should be left is a medical issue and that's all i have to say. thank you. >> >> good afternoon, my name is shawna. i have a concern about fairness of process. i know there's a few dispensaries that have applied in the pine line and i'd like to see everybody get fair rules, the same rules as everyone else and i think this is a little premature. i think we need to look at what comes back from the planning department and how the planning department works with parent advocates on their concerns about access. i would ask that we could really reconsider item number three until we get the feedback and input from the planning and our community members so that we can make a good map. i appreciate that you are looking towards opening up zones that haven't been opened up and that is a problem, but we can address that problem by having an unfair process and i told the same comments as mr

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we make sure that we get into schools and gymnasiums and beauty parlors where people are and let them know what the options are. when people find out these options, hey, it's a good deal. >> reporter: unlike the federal site, washington state allows people to browse for plans without creating an account. the idea was to make it as simple as shopping on amazon.com and not overwhelm the system with personal data. >> i equate it to launching an industry, not just launching a product. >> reporter: richard onizuka is c.e.o. of the washington health benefit exchange. he says bipartisan political support in the state gave them two years to build their system and educate the public. but there have still been problems. on the first day the site was so slow, the state took it offline to make adjustments to speed it up. there are still some technical glitches. every day are you finding new things on the site that need to be tweaked? >> yes, we're finding things all the time that need to be tweaked. >> reporter: on wednesday, washington state had to take its site down because the federal governme

production crucially has been blocking supplies since the summer alison expert on the middle east parlor a phony says tripoli is too weak to assert a unifying power over the rebels. central government in tripoli is not strong enough by itself to impose it throughly all over the country we have seen what happened to the prime minister of libya some weeks ago and in. libya it's a really total mess at the moment certainly in the syrian ike and area there are all draw. forces that are intervening from outside of libya so it wouldn't be surprised if the area would start looking east of southeast. in brief fresh protests have rocked several cities in bangladesh it's the latest twist of a political crisis that has divided the country ahead of forthcoming elections in january at least two people including a member of the youth wing of the opposition to be killed testers threw homemade bombs and torched cars calling the bangladeshi government to resign last week sixteen people died in a similar rally update now on a developing story we've been know talk about the last hour or so students now bein

that's about getting re-elected and some kind of political parlor game in washington. a reason it got to wacky because you can't reduce something as complicated of the affordable care act to a bumper sticker. the president has even tried to do this. >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan. period. >> as we saw, that's turning out to not be true. for some americans, especially those who buy on the individual market. so the president is getting a bit more specific lately. >> if you had one of these substandard plans before the affordable care act became law, and you really like that plan, you are able to keep it. >> of course, president obama isn't the first president to get tripped up by bumper-sticker politics. >> read my lips. no new taxes. >> or this. >> major combat operations in iraq have ended, and the battle of iraq, the united states and our allies have prevailed. >> if it fits on a bumper sticker, it's probably missing some important context, nuance, in facts, you know, war taxes, health care, these are complex policie

. >> reporter: but at parlor steakhouse in new york city, owner michael glik said he's lost confidence in the website and the president. >> as a law in itself and the implementation, it's a disaster. very confusing. it's scaring individuals and companies. in my opinion it's a jobs killer. >> reporter: the administration says tech experts will work through the holiday weekend to try to get the website running smoothly by december 1st. the goal is to have it support as many as 50,000 users at one time. that's nearly twice the volume it currently handles. officials insist they are on track to do that. brian? >> kristen welker at the white house for us. thanks. >>> still ahead for us tonight, spy games. the admission from the billionaire producer behind "pretty woman," "fight club" and a string of other films about his double life. later, wide open spaces, an old pickup truck, and the remarkable postman on the longest delivery route in america. pickup truck, and the remarkable postman on the longest delivery route in america. our game yesterday! of asthma doesn't affect my job... you were