the little car in the distance in the middle is his coffee saloon.all of united states, newspapers, magazines were agast about it. they were just talking about it back and forth. was it healthy? was it unhealthy? are they taking over the roads, hazards to health and traffic? and most importantly everybody was very excited about the idea that women were bicycling. they were worried that women might perspire and that was an unhealthy and unfeminine thing. and a lot of women were wearing bloomers, these sort of blousey trousers to help them bicycle. that was thought to be scandalous. but the lady falcons, they didn't care. they were a group of seven married women who went bicycling. they would finish their ride, rest in the long seats there in the clubhouse. they started having dinner parties there. they became quite fashionable. and they sort of tricked it out with all the victorian fill debris they could cox up -- filigri they could come up with, japanese fans, curtains, cushions it became sort of a fashionable, bohemian thing to do that other people

if he's decorating his saloon with my friend.munny out of missouri, killer of women and children. that's right. i've killed women and children. killed just about everything that walked or crawled at one time or another. and i'm here to kill you for what you did to ned. (henry sheehan) "unforgiven" attacks virtually every "hero" notion. there is a big question of who deserves to die? and if anyone deserves to die, who's going to do the killing? i don't deserve this. to die like this. i was building a house. deserve's got nothin' to do with it. ll see you in h---, william munny. yeah. (gunshot) (rudy wurlitzer) it's the great american form, because it's so simple and elemental and it represents all the schizophrenia of the american experience. it's as if we're between myths. the old myth doesn't really exist anymore. and what is the new one that's to come down the road? that'll be very interesting to see. (elmore leonard) i've never thought of westerns as mythology. i've never thought of the western hero riding in as some kind of a

today gingrich stepped up his attack at a country western saloon where he is deriding romney as obama-likehe said romney will keep make the mistakes and giving democrats [ indiscernible ] ron paul has a lot of strong support here especially from younger voters and libertarians. so this afternoon, paul went to a skateboard center and this evening he will meet with gun owners at a shooting range and, of course, his target is the victory in tomorrow's caucus which is now just hours away. a lot of the voters here remain undecided. this woman we spoke with a tea party activist, she ruled out romney but isn't sure how she decide among the other three. >> maybe eeny-meeny miney-mo. >> it's that close? >> i'll know tomorrow morning when i fill out my ballot. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: right now we have a couple of hundred people, the romney crowd awaiting the arrival of the governor. this will be his big "get out the vote" rally and then ron paul and newt gingrich have rallies tonight. rick santorum is left nevada and is gone to colorado. tomorrow morning is the caucus and republicans will vote and

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the building that you see behind me the supreme court could literally be last chance saloon a full julian our sons at least in this country this is a two day hearing which began this morning is expected to carry on until the end of thursday in which he will present his case to the supreme court to try and have that request to his extracts tradition rescind it is if he does fail here he can then take his case the european court of human rights in strasburg but that is not a case that this legal wranglings been going on for more than a year now ourselves arrived this morning looking fairly relaxed it has to be stats that he stopped on his way into court to shake hands with a couple of his supporters who were here some had been here apparently since five o'clock this morning but showing their support for a thousand that he headed into court but without saying anything to the assembled media which he's taken to doing in the last months it is presenting his case in front of seven judges and they will be looking at a key question which is whether the european arrest warrant that was issued for

if you want to see what that means, go down to jack london square, have a drink at last chance saloon and go right next door to daniel paterson's new restaurant, and you will see the stars of the future. you may not know that "newsweek" recently recognized oakland as the second best can do city in america. in looking at 200 cities, they evaluated an interesting set of criteria, and i want to read through them very quickly because i think you will find them interesting. they looked at emissions -- 13 major pollutants/the population to create a carbon footprint for oakland. they look at the increase in building permits, the increase in lead-certified buildings. they looked at the number of people who have health care. they looked at people over 25 getting college degrees. they looked at the number of it -- the increase in the number of people taking public transportation and walking to work. on the basis of all of those, concluded that we are the second-best can do city in the country. and we have known that for a long time. i want to end this with a couple of comments -- many of you kn

no one has done it before in the women's event there was many saloon of new zealand who won the race the forty two year old athlete finished twelve minutes and thirty nine seconds she was it not she came home second followed closely by a full time and defending triathlon well champ and chris say wellington it was a lot of pressure the whole way because it was a group of about three or four of us pretty much to give up for about the face forty four was and then there were two of us who were to get the foot at least on the seventeenth floor side i didn't have it you know i had the and i think so yeah that pressure foot for the majority of the rice but you know it's a whole new different dimension to a good night keeping it together when you don't think everything done in it. ok up to date no more sports news from around the globe for intolerance tonhalle or not whether it's next to with us by now. well the. science technology innovation hall believes developments from around russia we've got the future covered. i shall be soon which brightened. from plans to question. these clues start

egyptians have flooded the streets and thrushes the parliamentary elections demanding foster the saloons demonstrators and the dissolution of the military council which in heritage absolute power from the deposed president hosni mubarak its limits parties are expected to win majority control of the upper house of parliament and already hold the majority of seats in the last us. the u.n. nuclear watchdog three day visit to iran to monitor the country's nuclear facilities and choose date despite an offer from toronto for along the mission u.s. lawmakers say they intend to impose new sanctions on days that it will probably even before the i.a.e.a. inspectors publish their findings tensions have been running high between iran and the west and it accusations that to iran's nuclear program is not for peaceful purposes. a u.s. plan to increase its military presence in the philippines is causing off who china's state run daily said manila should be made to pay for creating tension and engaging in danger and rather regional security america would also boost its presence in the asia pacific region

fairly relaxed in the building the you see behind me to see if we can go to his basic you last chance saloon julian assange as far as his british legal fight has gays saying it's been going on for the for the yeah as we know he's gone up through the courts most recently at the high court he's finally got this to prevent colds he may have if he doesn't go his way here he may have recourse to take this year pinnacles human rights but that by no means a given of course this this is all about the fact that he's wanted for questioning in sweden for sexual assault allegation he has always maintained that this is a case that is politically motivated in connection with his work for wiki leaks when of course he released an enormous number of files that were very embarrassing for several governments and many international businesses he's made to fear really is that he could be extradited from here to sweden and then straight to the united . state that my colleague tom potter has beat in sweden has taken a look at what the relationship between sweden and the united states is the face that launched a th

them seeming to work every available piece of clothing to try and combat the cold damp of those two saloon because these conditions have certainly been tough to get used to but we're here to play football again because if you ever decide the game should go ahead of me we will of course take to the field and do everything we can to win of course it will be tough to do .

her saloon and ambassador for the universal peace federation says this shows the violence that's playing in the country was already spilling over the border this all issues is strong signal actually towards not only syria but all sort the middle east by itself because they're in on this not only enabling syria and the public see the underbrush said today that it actually but the sunni and the shia the problem is that the other way they are interconnected to the shiites in the area the problem is this is not seen by the west or the international community as a sectarian not all of the sectarian. conspiracy against the region between different factions or do or different sects inside the muslim religion in the area between even lebanese themselves and syrian this is the whole plot that has been demonstrated or architected actually or engineered let's see by the west so far and the united states in particular and even israel in order to divide the nations of the neighboring nations such as lebanon and syria which is agreed that it made towards israel because they have supported the islamic

might be the new black is it driving america into the red from the keystone pipeline debacle to the saloon drug fiasco how the eco friendly lobby driven american progress into the ground will explore. like a google will be a local. five or six cups a day. america has an addiction it comes in a thirty two ounce cup of coffee or a sixteen ounce energy drink or even in a stick of gum will take you to the city that never sleeps and shows you show you what's keeping them up. good afternoon it's friday february seventeenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for you're watching our t.v. . while there's something going on here in washington you may be unaware of something that sort of snuck under the noses of a whole lot of people and if it continues on this path that something could make it much more difficult for the bad guys to get punished and the good guys to get praise in fact it will have the opposite effect so here's what's going on yesterday the house subcommittee on capital markets and government sponsored enterprises passed through a bill that severely weakens protections for whis

muslims hostile to the syrian regime and alawite some support it for more and as i drove by mar a saloon bassett or for the universal peace federation and it seems that we're seeing some violence spilling across the border how serious are these clashes do you think. well there are very serious according to lebanese officials and security spokes men of the actually the lebanese army and according to my own analysis this only shows is strong signal actually towards not only syria but also the middle east by itself because lebanon is not only enabling a state for syria the public syrian that was shot last saturday the regime actually but the sunni and the shiite the problem is that the allawi the interconnector to the shiite in the area and most of the powerful groups inside let alone such as hezbollah or the party of god they are immediately shiite animal movement let's say they are major ruling parties actually representing the shiite muslim they are recruits they connected to the regime of president bashar al assad and they are not well thought of by current local sunni is inside tripoli

have to raise a bit of law after it seems like a bit of a life superseding this is the last chance saloon for julian assange and in this country this of course is the supreme court is the highest court in the land has come up through other courts including race recently turf through the high court he's made it here if he does lose here then there is a chance that he could take this to the european court of human rights in strasbourg and that's by no means a given but i mean he's always said that he would do that if he did lose in this country's course he's always maintained that the charges are politically motivated he says that it's. connection with his work the wiki leaks which of course released that huge passive previously secret documents which embarrassed governments including the us government and also many international business but his greatest fear of course is that he would be extradited first to sweden and then one since we did this week to find a way to get him to go to america where he would face all sorts of. serious charges it will be number of weeks before we find out the

the protesters may want berlin to butt out, but athens is drinking in the last chance saloon. >> the point is that greece has to adopt those agreed on to strengthen competitors. the point is not really austerity, but they need reforms to get it back because saving without growth doesn't help anyone. greece hasn't done up until now what the imf asked him to do. >> aren't we always saying that greece has to do this or that? for two years it hasn't managed to get it all together. >> yes, that's the problem greece is facing. that's why the greek president said the biggest short coming is a lack of credit. without trust there can be no investors or investments or growth. that's why we are saying because we decided together with the agreement of the greek colleague that now is the time for no more promises. they have to deliver. >> he is speaking to the german finance minster. later on we will hear what they make seem like this on the street of athens. he told us if greece doesn't take an ax to their spending, they will fall into a bottomless pit. >> sunny feelings against germany are runn

saloon bassett or for universal peace federation thanks for your insight thank you very much thank you investigative journalist and middle east expert acer winstanley spoke with r.t. that told r.t. the syrian opposition is fragmented and says there is no unity between groups or means of fighting the regime here is a preview. although both sides deny differences in. in military intervention essentially in political differences there is different trends in the syrian opposition and mainly between the people who support outside intervention and the protestors who don't so you've got groups like the syrian national council which are now openly in favor of a no fly zone which to me seems ridiculous because you know there isn't any even claimed that i know of the syrian regime for all its many crimes there's no claims that is a problem to people so no fly zone just seems a political pretext to invade to me. buildings on fire shops looted dozens injured this is how the greek people met a new round of drastic cuts approved by their parliament tens of thousands protested the deeply unpopular pa

the gold dust saloon a bar is in a battle against developers who want to shut it down. it's not about the gold dust, it's about the two guy that walked in. they didn't really walk in, they more spun their way in. it's become a battle in the world of spinning. it would have the most influencal image mack ires working today. sam singer represents the developer, they didn't want to talk to us. >> sam singer from the world of the tiger and lee housekeeper from the world of santa. the two of them are at each other's throats. >> reporter: two of the more known times each has spun or shaped a story. singer represented the city zoo when it a tiger killed a man. his take, the victims harassed the animal. housekeeper to macy's santa clause, got him sim sympathy. >> they were clever enough to make a news story out of something that is in fact just a personal dispute. >> reporter: that's a function but there is more. if you are in trouble you want sam on your side. is he a crisis manager. from jack in the box food poisoning to the ship captain who spoiled the bay with oil his clien

fixing chili in the old catholic rectory he and his wife transformed into their home and the town saloonhich now serves as his own personal sports bar. >> sometimes the simple things in life are really the best. >> reporter: he's written a book called cat the hippie's guide to climbing the ladder and corporate mountain" and shared his philosophy with youth, all the while continuing to follow his own path, the same one that brought him back to kansas. >> i love coming back home, coming off i-70, turning off towards collyer and heading miles up a dirt road with nobody ahead of me or behind me and maybe waving at a farmer and passing a combine or something. >> i'll look at my backpack a little differently today. skip says his wife winnie has to remind him he's semi-retire. travels regularly as a public speaker and to promote jansport's latest line of product. still ahead on "today in the bay" -- ♪ we both know i'm not what you need ♪ >> singing icongress whitney houston's star-studded good-bye, rest today.she will be laid to ♪ i will always love you >>> whitney houston will be buried today

is back in dc and kicks off tomorrow we are doing a preview this morning here at jack rose dining saloonhey with one of the participating restaurants in the event but it is being held at the ronald regan building, and international trade center throughout the morning from here we will taste some wines and of course some delicious food and this is an event where you will find more than 600 wines from 100 wineries around the world they have the chef who is going to teach you ways to cook with wine and we will show that this morning as well it will be a fun morning we are previewing some of the fun activities you can get a good idea before you purchase those tickets and head out the door. >> we are looking forward to it annie thank you so much. >> before we send you over to alison and tony, we want to say hello to glynnis before her feet even hit the floor, she turns on fox 5 morning news, that is a good thing you need to know what is happening in the weather department today. find us on facebook searching fox 5 morning newpost a comment under her photo congratulations. >> that debt us for

taking aim at romney with a blistering attack today at a rally of his own at a country and western saloon. the gingrich crowd had a good time at a rally and bar with sawdust on the floor and mechanical bull by the bar. gingrich called romney obama- like and said he could beat obama. ron paul says neither gingrich nor romney should be the gop nominee. he met with young enthusiasts. he had an evening meeting at a shooting range as they try to get out the vote on the eve of the caucus. a lot of voters aren't sure who they are going to vote for. this woman a tea partier has ruled out mitt romney but she is not sure how she will decide whether to vote for gingrich, paul or even rick santorum. >> eeny-meeny miney-mo. >> it's that close for you? >> i will know tomorrow morning when i fill out my ballot. >> reporter: i'll tell you though one thing every voter has told us is the economy is the top issue. that's how they're going to decide nevada with the highest unemployment and foreclosure rates in the country. they want someone who can take on barack obama and beat him in november and accelerate

and tonight could be the shoot-out in the last chance saloon. the candidates will share a stage before primaries in arizona and make or break michigan. indeed, it's the last face-off before super tuesday. by the way, it's also ash wednesday and national margarita day. so there's a slim chance that front-runner and devout catholic rick santorum will show up drunk in the spirit and who could blame the former senator for celebrating with a little tequila? a quinnipiac national poll out this morning shows santorum leading romney by 9 points with republican voters. and while our new nbc/mayor rift poll shows romney with a commanding lead in arizona, it's a statistical tie up in michigan, one of romney's many home states and one he is desperate to win. but the question is, can rick santorum stay on message tonight in the or will he get hot under the sweater vest and start reprising some of his favorite speeches like the one that surfaced recently where he said that satan is not just temperaturing individuals but he's at war with the united states. >>

bob jones said he would rather have a saloon on every corner than a catholic white house back in that race. j.f.k. draws this big, dark line for political reasons feeling he had to get elected because of what he felt was prejudice from fundamentalist protestants. rick santorum for political reasons thinks he needs to erase that line in order to get the votes from fundamentalist protestants. he would be the first catholic. no catholic has ever been a nominee of the republican party in the history of this country. the fact that he did that is such a change in the last 50 years. it's a different republican party obviously but it's also how rick santorum i think he's made a huge mistake in how he's talked about these issues. people want somebody that's religious and somebody with a sense of values and somebody that is moral, but they don't want somebody that comes across as judgmental and is going to wear that on their sleeves. that's one thing i don't think the american public likes. they want to know that somebody is vested with those values and somebody that practices religion on a dai