paul curtis goes for the word moose.t was crafted in a 130 foot mural. >>> and we call a larger than life product. >> they get covered and people don't walk on walls. >> it is still here. almostt. and the green works logo has been wiped away and moose had a permit to create a mural he didn't for outdoor advertising. >> is there any reasonn you can put it on the walk way. >> and they are charged with keeping the sidewalks and streets and broadway tunnel free of graffiti. >> graffiti is unsanctioned permitted work that is put on the buildings or the public right of ways. >> that's where it gets tricky. >> both said so far he's never gotten in trouble because most governments including san francisco has no laws against cleaning. >> we'll investigate and look at the enforcement code this is under. >> instead of citation they want to see permits for the clean water. >> i think people would tolerate it in this form if they knew the portion of the money was going to funding schools or the national forest. >> while the city figu

paul wagner thank you for your insight. >> you are welcome. >>> to another case now the man suspected in the murder of his estranged wife and her young son is back in maryland, curtis lopez was extradited from north carolina yesterday, police arrested him there, after an amber alert was issued for his step son 11-year-old william mcclean the amber alert was sent out when his mother jane was found murdered in her clarks burg home and william missing his remains were found in a wooded area off clarks burg road. charges in williams death will likely be filed soon. >>> new this morning a woman rescued from a burning house montgomery county right now she is fighting for her life she was pulled from the home 4700 block iris street rockville 4:00 a.m. this morning a man who made it out of the house, before fire crews arrived had serious injuries but expected to survive two firefighters went to the hospital with minor injuries the bulk of the fire was in the basement it got so bad firefighters had to evacuate the home and just fight the fire from the outside. >>> turning to harassment claims against herman cain he is denying claims from a third woman she reportedly conside

paul supporter. i went to a rally in 1968 at madison square garden's. george wallace and his vice presidential candidate, curtis lemay. the 21 minute standing ovation by a sellout crowd. during the presentation, there were some hecklers wake up in the far reaching seats, about six or seven of them. you could see the lights from the cameras. when the event was over, the local news -- they only had three cameras in those days -- the only thing the reported were the three hecklers. outside madison square garden, there were 50 mounted police expecting riots by the people. what i learned at this valley -- at this rally at is how unfairly the media treats third-party candidates. c-span was not around in 1968, but if c-span was around in 1968, george wallace would have done better. in 1972, if he was not shot, he had a good chance at winning. >> tony, let's leave it there. dan carter, but what the american independent party george wallace was running on. what is the role of the media in 1968? >> congratulations. you are the first person i have talked to who was at that rally, which was a pretty remarkable rally. there

paul supporter. i went to a rally in 1968 at madison square garden. george wallace and his vice presidential candidate, curtis. a 21-minute standing ovation by a sellout crowd. during the presentation, there were some hecklers way up in the far reaching seats, about six or seven of them. you could see the lights from the cameras. when the event was over, the local news -- they only had three networks in those days -- the only thing they reported were the three hecklers. outside madison square garden, there were 50 mounted police expecting riots by the people. what i learned at this rally is how unfairly the media treats third-party candidates. c-span was not around in 1968, but if c-span was around in 1968, george wallace would have done better. in 1972, if he was not shot, he had a good chance at winning. >> tony, let's leave it there. dan carter, that was the american independent party george wallace was running on. what is the role of the media in 1968? >> congratulations. you are the first person i have talked to who was at that rally, which was a pretty remarkable rally. there is a lot of film footage, w

paul supporter. i went to a rally in 1968 at madison square garden's. george wallace and his vice presidential candidate, curtis lemay. the 21 minute standing ovation by a sellout crowd. during the presentation, there were some hecklers wake up in the far reaching seats, about six or seven of them. you could see the lights from the cameras. when the event was over, the local news -- they only had three networks in those days -- the only thing they reported were the three hecklers. outside madison square garden, there were 50 mounted police and motorcycles expecting riots by the people. what i learned at this rally at is how unfairly the media treats third-party candidates. c-span was not around in 1968, but if c-span was around in 1968, george wallace would have done better. in 1972, if he was not shot, he had a good chance at winning. >> tony, let's leave it there. dan carter, but what the -- that was the american independent party george wallace was running on. what is the role of the media in 1968? >> congratulations. you are the first person i have talked to who was at that rally, which was a pretty remarka