the little car in the distance in the middle is his coffee saloon. and this red car is one of the first cottages rented by a bunch of lady bicyclists. you like the lady bicyclists, huh? lice cling was a raging fad in the 1890's. 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 debr

it doesn't mean anything because it was camouflage night at the full moon saloon. we felt compelled to tidy up. and reaging toilet. you force him to shower. we stashed it in the closet. he grabbed a razor and headed for the stall. you better be faithful about it. it's down right inhospitable. he was dressed in a while, v-neck tee shirt. nothing. just wondering about the dress code. where your dress pants. you look hot in those. did you see my ring? i swear you would lose your head if it wasn't attached. this was my mother. i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only

prohibition is not dead yet, but it could be drinking in the last chance saloon. >> just over 100 years ago, the titanic was launched from belfast with great fanfare. from there, a tragedy unfolded that we are all familiar with. there is hope that the iconic ship could still attract thousands of tourists to the area. mark simpson has the details. >> it is the start of a new era in belfast tourism, and it is being built on the titanic foundations. life has been recruited in the finest detail. the new visitors' center shows how the ship was made and launched on this very spot, 100 years ago. a century later, this belfast doc has been transformed. it has created huge excitement in the city. >> this is the biggest tourism project for northern ireland. it is fantastic. look at the scale of it. we are open f business. we are launching a new northern ireland. >> this is a place that used to be known more for terrorism and tourism. that is changing. a new visitors' center is opening this summer. in nearby port rush, some of the best golfers will be playing in the irish open. coming to see them

but let's take this hour with football words last chance saloon for a couple of big guns in the champions league tonight byron munich and inter overcome last sixteen first leg losses to make a quarter finals twenty ten winners enter there in france take on more say the syria giants lost one nil last time march up the sun ciro not exactly a picture of health for the fast approaching clash key defender christian chief who is through suspension well mike could be on the sidelines with a knee injury the nerves jury are whoever boosted by their first win intend games of the weekend interbreeding keevil to know a result but reportedly movements are close. to tears. and munich i'm not sure you pine kids also must play catch up tonight the abundance league a side lost the way to suicide for basel three weeks ago good news for the germans is that influential midfielder schweinsteiger could start for the first time since early. february after recovering from ligament which. muslim full blown we have to believe in ourselves and use our strength that's home which would have shown up to this season wo

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

former defensive coordinator gregg williams who now works for the saloon grounds has been banned indefinitely punishment for the players involved we decided at a later date the n.f.l. said knockouts were worth one thousand five hundred dollars and cut offs one thousand payments double or triple for the playoffs. there are. a tremendous amount of information corroborated by several different sources. very clear that this was happening on a regular basis it was cruelly out of control peer identified specific players and targeted them for injury that's simply unacceptable in the n.f.l. and in any game for our ice hockey in the case playoffs last season's runners up atlanta reduce the deficits in their best of seven series against. a natural three to follow the three one away victory in game five in some places and the other western conference semifinal lineup the number have taken a three two lead against h.c. top leader as the muscovites were four three when is the least enough good road. play in the meantime is make or break for double because they aren't out champions out balls and trail in t

more of that coming up shortly but let's get going this hour with football where it's last chance saloon for a couple of big guns in the champions league tonight byron munich and interim must overcome last sixteen first leg losses tonight to make the quarterfinals twenty eight and winners enter there in france to take on more say the syria giants lost one nil last time up a son zero ensure not exactly a picture of health for the fast approaching clash key defender christian cheever he's i threw suspension while andreea. and ricardo alverez both myside through injury they are whoever boosted by their first win in ten games at the weekend and there is jury beating. a result that reportedly moved. to tears. byron munich on their moment sure hope. also must take catch up tonight but in this league a side lost away to switch sides at basel three weeks ago good news for the germans is that influential midfielder posture. could start for the first time since early february after recovering from ligament damage. and once put on we have to believe in ourselves and use our strength and time which

. >>> newt gingrich met with voters at the saloon in hamilton, ohio and says he is confident he pick up delegates in the buckeye state. ohio is the biggest prize on tuesday with 66 out of 419 supertuesday delegates up for grabs. the former house speaker is hoping for a win in his former state of georgia. >>> rush limbaugh today apogged to to a georgetown apologized to a georgetown law student today. the college student testified on capitol hill she wanted insurance to cover birth-control. limbaugh apologized for what he called his insulting word choices saying he did not mean to make a personal attack. his comments prompted to companies to pull ads from his program. >>> the bay area is preparing for its first-ever visit from the president of israel. president shimon peres is set to arrive in san francisco tomorrow. the nobel laureate will meet with mark zuckerberg and goal headquarters. >>> crews rescued a man from the waters off san mateo coast. the man was spotted a few hundreds yards offer moss beach. once he jumped in he was in the water for about five minutes. a rescue team resp

officers say a customer was shot and killed early this morning at cruiser's saloon on a street near east is 16th. police say it all started with a fight between two groups of people. one group was kicked out of the bar and then came back 45 minutes later with weapons. the two groups then went at it again, this time outside the bar, around 1:20 a.m. and during the fight, a gun was fired and the bullet hit a man sitting inside the bar. that man later died. detectives are still looking for the gunman. >>> in just under an hour another day of searching for missing teenager sierra lamar will begin. and today santa clara county deputies will use atv's to expand their search. they plan to focus on a section of the south coyote creek trail in morgan hill and san jose. yesterday more than 750 people signed up to search with the klaas kids foundation. a large grouped focused on the area where on thursday an empty box was found. those items have been sent to the crime lab for analysis. >> we're cautiously hopeful that it's going to -- it's going to help find sierra. it's kind of a bad discovery, bu

like in the old days in the wild west days, check your guns at the door before you enter the saloon.illie geist, feel so bad. the back story of that guy in the symphony when they stopped the symphony is unbelievable. >> it's heart breaking. this was a 20-year subscriber to the new york philharmonic. >> a lover of music. >> a lover of classical music, had front row seats. the story goes he just got an iphone through his business the day before, had shut it off but inadvertently set an alarm that goes off even when the phone is off so it rang and it rang and they stopped the show and it continued to ring and it was him, the guy right there in the front row. >> and apparently he had a look on his face like, i know, can you believe someone -- and it has happened. >> he was one of the people calling for the guy's head and it turned out to be him. he's embarrassed. he's called the conductor to make this right. he goes by the name of patron x because he doesn't want to be known. >> and this problem will probably now be with us forever. >> interesting solution posed by one of the producers t

a los gatos saloon that was the backdrop of a murder-for-hire plot is getting a new report, paul garciahe man who tock ever for the -- who -- the man who took over, the man to -- he look over for the murdered owner, he was convicted of the crime. >>> 8:06. well, what do you do with $98 billion in cash? this morning, apple's ceo tim cook is holding a kf frems call with the company's -- conference call with the company's big investors. apple is sitting on almost did the 98 billion in stock and securities. last week, their stock climbed to $600 a share. we're gonna keep watching their stock for you during the final hour of "mornings on 2". >>> and apple is apparently making a smallersh -- a smaller profit device. >>> another gray whale has been spotted in the san francisco bay. the sighting comes from whales being spot swilling -- swimming. >>> a consumer watchdog group plans to be outside the public utilities meeting in san francisco. the group will urge the puc and 0 -- pg&e wants to charge its customers 95% of the huge cost of the project. the utility says higher bills are necessary to

he tried to shut down the saloons on sundays. he was enforcing every law on the books. hadn't been around since the civil war. they worked six days a week. roosevelt said go picnic with your families. that didn't go over well in new york. >> when you paint a picture backs in the day, fornication, drinking. doesn't sound all that different than today. what was rudy giuliani able to do that roosevelt wasn't? >> rudy's command was much smaller. he shut down sex shops around times square. teddy roosevelt was the most combative, aggressive. he thought he could purify america by starting with the most corrupt city in the country. his scope and aggressiveness is astounding. he failed but he built a national reputation that led toe great things for him. >> where did this drive come from within him? what prompted it? ego? >> i think he did have a bit -- we hate to use that word with him because we're so proud of his conservation and trust busting. but he was a big of a moralist, prude. when his brother was caught fathering a child out of wedlock, his only brother, he said, you k

. >> if you put down money on march madness, you are not saloon, the ncaa basketball tournament is beatinges, the first four days take in about $100 million. >> that's more than the super bowl. they are still taking bets for this weekend's final 4 match-ups, kentucky and louisville. >> i run an illegal bracket at work. >> i have two of the 14s, i am the champ of the bracketology here at the bill press show. >> tell us how you picked lou louisville? >> ihe likes saying it. >> i like saying it, louisville. >> not a joke. actress jane fonda, an out spoken liberal has signed onto a new role playing nancy reagan in a new film causedlled "the butler," based odd eugene allen started working in 1952 started working for true mistakenbman through the rankages ask. >> forest whitaker will play reagan? >> he will play the butler. other potential cast members not signed yet include opera winfrey as aen's wife lia meson and john kusak. >> major, the right-wingers going crazy over the fact that jane fonda is going to play nancy reagan? >> it's always great to play against cast and this could be about as

stacey hammond owns the first street saloon -- i should say salon. i'd better get that straight, mr. president. first street salon. and lisa herman owns happy cakes bake shop in highland square. they were turned away from their banks. and in the breach, credit unions arrived and they lent to these two small business women. and they were able to grow their businesses and hire their fellow coloradans to help them. they didn't need a billion-dollar i.p.o. they needed a small bridge loan. and we could be making a huge difference in many, many communities with mere pennies on the dollar of what the jobs act is focused on. yet my amendment were to be considered, in this jobs act, would actually help small businesses directly create jobs. credit unions, mr. president, put simply, specialize in these small, small business loans. in fact, the federal reserve has told us that many banks have quit considering loans like theirs under $200 because they aren't -- $200,000 because they're not worth the bank's time. credit unions have money to lend to them but, unfo