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

you've got to get up, walk through the doors of the saloon, i'm here, i'm sane. by the way, toomey may get re-elected on this because he did the right thing. coming up, we continue our series, the unkindest cut. a series we're doing on the real pain caused by the sequester cuts. tonight, promising heart attack research in peril for lack of money. also, just about everybody wants to help the rebels in syria, but which ones? some are aligned with al-qaeda. others want to establish an islamist state. a reality check from richard engel and we learned today that job creation has been better than what we thought. the unemployment rate down to 7.5. could that be a boost for democrats in 2014? and we're already heard a lot from the nra today, but now this. its new president refers to the american civil war as the war not between the states. the war of northern aggression. that's talking the cause, the lost cause if you remember it.

the commissioner also approved a certify at 7206 daughter patch area notes saloon.is commission also provided the eir on your calendar this afternoon. the commission found the analysis of historic - of historic and cultural resources adequate within the document there is one inclusion of the measures identified in order to protect impact. the environmental planning staff is working on a request to that request. the commission looking at the rehabilitation thought or son building a category one building within the conservation district as well as a new residential tower and mexican museum at the base of jessie square. after it was over there was opposition and support think the process there was shadow impacts and the departments report within the sequa and the rec and park. we respond and the commission was satisfied with those comments. so after a lengthy discussion it was approved. many of the commissioners were not happy with the base of the tower they felt this was the contrary jewish museum and the adjacent building so the condition of approval is that the deve

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a theft of a purse at the saloon at 1232 grant treat and there was a battery at the parlor which is 2801 levenworth and i will do a narrative of that. on may 4th, at 1:15, the victim and his girlfriend were exiting the parlor located at 1281 levenworth he was punched in the back of the head by an unknown male adult and fell to the ground and the suspect wrapped his arms around his neck and began to choke him. the fight was broken up but the interesting thing seeing that we have not been able to confirm this, but both of the victims it was him and his girlfriend said that they felt that they, the suspect was a security guard for the bar. the officers spoke to the security guards for the parlor who saw the incident and said that it was not one of their security guards but we are looking into this. and any comments or questions? >> yeah? >> you know, i just wanted to ask, how things are moving along and i know that david chiu's office have been working a lot with broad way and i didn't make the last meeting around the broad way corridor and what is happening there. are we still looking at t

they would take that and go in saloons >.-and spend their husband and spend their money on alcohol. >> the saloons gave you cheap here. -- cheap beer.ar what they are doing is organizing people, giving them a place to party, encouraging them to drink, and not having women's recourse over their own money. that is why it really takes off. it leads to prost tuition, bankruptcy, and venereal disease. was lobbied by the movement to become the public's advocate to the cause. did she agree? >> she did not agree. she spoke to her husband and did not feel women should be she was not an. advocate of women's suffrage. came tosuffrage people the white house and she'd show them around, gave them a tour of the conservatory and the rooms. >> here is a quote that helps to illustrate that. she said it is a great mistake to suppose i desire to dictate my views -- to others. i do not use them myself but i have no thought of shunning those who think and act differently. ?hat do we learn from her >> she is a fabulous politician. not an absolutist

so i am the general manager of the hotel saloon. i guess that i am one of paoement that fell through the cracks i had no idea that they were coming until a couple of weeks that they did. and i got a notice and now it has gotten very clear and a lot of other things that i could not say in two minutes and, five to seven dollars an hour. at night is exsorbative, i have three or four bands and they are not going to be on transit and i have coming from the east bay and we might make $50 or $100 a night and have to spent $40 on parking and just it has gotten to be really difficult to figure out how to work around this and but it is just really hard and i know that other nightclub owners and managers have more concerns and so if you look at evening parking if there is a way, and the businesses like ours could get some sort of permits. you know, if i could have, probably it sounds like a lot, 6 permits a night to give out to the band and staff members that need to tlb and don't have 24 hours, we don't have enough transit options later in th

president putin and it is important to see it what is most important to knowledge relations between the saloonn in his introductory birds are equal and at how one meeting in the kremlin with the great cold that we. used to be allies. in the world war first guns world war second despite differences of opinion between. the u.s. and russia both leaders of the both countries clearly saw the danger actually threatening both the u.s. and russia and the whole world as a result of the global war until all differences all disputes. and we pulled our first together to fight common evils of which and today we have the same task we have is with the same need with terrorism extremism and many other threats and it requires from us to pull efforts together there is no zero sum game here was instituted as. we you know back then when there was a threat to the civilization and we need to join our efforts our national desk because of the efforts and terrorist attack in boston and showed once again that no one can hire any away from this threat and what john said with the attempts by is a radical extremist forces

. >> developing news in the south bay, an overnight fire has destroyed a beauty saloon in san jose. firefighters tweeted this pickets of the fire at the spa on the cupertino border. crews responded to the fire at 2:00 a.m. but could not save the building before the roof collapsed. no word on the cause of the fire. the flames threatened a daycare center but firefighters managed to save that building. investigators believe the salon could have been under renovation because there was a large dumpster in front of the building. >> in less than 30 minutes a search party will resume efforts to fine a missing nine-year-old girl who disappeared if lake county over the week. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us from the girl's school in san francisco. amy? >> some of her teachers went to lake county to help with the search. i spoke with police and they are still seeing no sign of mikaela renee lynch, who disappeared on sunday. on mother's day. police say she is ought -- autistic. the search is focused around the weekend home, she loves water but cannot spin. divers are part of the certa

theater companies and vaudeville acts traveled the country, playing venues from outdoor arenas to smoky saloons. man: all right, folks, step right up. narrator: for annie and frank, it was an exhausting life of noisy train rides, seedy hotels and one-night stands. their shooting act might be sandwiched in between a bawdy songstress and a scantily clad acrobat. man: variety was a largely male- oriented form of entertainment. there was a great deal of double entendre in comedy. there were suggestive lyrics in songs, and there was a good deal of semi-nudity. ( crowd cheering ) the acts could be a tad salacious. narrator: it was the victorian age. annie oakley, the quaker girl from ohio, feared being thought a loose woman. she resolved to set herself apart, both in manner and in dress. she began wearing an outfit that completely covered her body: a calf-length skirt, long sleeves and leggings. it became her trademark. woman: she made her own costumes. that was very important to her. it was part of her desire to control her self-presentation. she could move easily in them, and yet she looked... she

you know, like in the cowboy movies but better than cowboys, they don't want you walking into some saloonn side arm. they want you armed for god's sake. no man should be without a semiautomatic handgun or rifle, without an assault reppen in your hands, you're not really an american. a true american is ready at all times to fight this country's elected government if it gets out of line. this is the nra's america. guns for everybody. gun shows for

you know, like in the cowboy movies but better than cowboys, they don't want you walking into some saloon trusting some damn side arm. they want you armed for god's sake. no man should be without a semiautomatic handgun or rifle, without an assault weapon in your hands, you're not really an american. a true american is ready at all times to fight this country's elected government if it gets out of line. this is the nra's america. guns for everybody. gun shows for anyone who wants to buy one. and ladies and gentlemen, that means anyone. felons, criminally insane, wife beaters. by god, you stick by the nra, you'll never have a problem getting your hands on any deadly firearm. any one you'd like. this nra creed, by the way, it's all what i'm saying now, is the de facto platform of the republican party of abraham lincoln. guns killed lincoln. killed james garfield. killed mckinley. almost killed ronald reagan. all that's forgiven now by the nra infested republican party. today the leaders of the republican party marched in lock step behind the banner of wayne lapierre and no democrat need app

ok so according to new data from the depart of energy it appears that the deal we program funded saloon is actually doing quite well thank you very much it's created over twenty thousand jobs on the job and she has been the case given given there were not only been governors have have they have been responsible for over six hundred thousand people losing their jobs it's obama came into office twenty thousand a lot about this is a little bit of both of those statements are not true but absolutely the staggering cost per job is ridiculous if you were to move any measure of the this program it would be it would be consigned there is the value for all that we have is that both sides republicans and democrats are starting energy programs to create jobs i thought the point of an energy program was to create energy or i know what that is the fact of the matter is that solar and wind power aren't meeting american energy demands they produce less than i think even texas when i have any percent of the electricity in texas is produced by went through i but how much are they imported twenty percent

he went to the silver dollar saloon in nashville looking for the person that she had sold it to. he was kind of a rough individual. he had been known to knife folks. jim jr. happened to be that night with a young lady who was a minor who had a handgun. when this person threatened him, according to the trial testimony, jim shot him and was found guilty of second-degree murder. c-span: what year would that have been? >> guest: 1991. c-span: so they had the trial right away? >> guest: no. i'm sorry, the murder occurred--the shooting occurred in 1990 and it was a year later that he went to trial. c-span: where was jim thompson in 1990? >> guest: jim thompson jr.? c-span: senior? >> guest: oh. he was in nashville. he was in nashville. he... c-span: did he live there? >> guest: he lived there. that's--he came back, but he was on the road quite frequently at that time. c-span: what was he doing then? >> guest: a--as a truck driver, he was... c-span: no, no, no, no, senior. >> guest: oh, i'm sorry. jim thompson sr., by that time, was a stroke victim living by himself down in key west, fl

. >> the saloons gave you cheap here.t is -- the year -- cheap beer. what they are doing is organizing people, giving them a place to party, encouraging them to drink, and not having women's recourse over their own money. that is why it really takes off. it leads to prost tuition, bankruptcy, and venereal disease. >> lucy was lobbied by the movement to become the public's advocate to the cause. did she agree? >> she did not agree. she spoke to her husband and did not feel women should be allowed to vote. she was not an advocate of women's suffrage. women's suffrage people came to the white house and she'd show them around, gave them a tour of the conservatory and the rooms. >> here is a quote that helps to illustrate that. she said it is a great mistake to suppose i desire to dictate my views -- to others. i do not use them myself but i have no thought of shunning those who think and act differently. what do we learn from her? >> she is a fabulous politician. and she is not an absolutist or a more. what she has got its sh

it's been dealt in saloons and around kitchen tables. >> it is one of america's great past times. >>: now, tom breitling wants to have poker at any computer any hour any day. >> it starts in nevada then goes to the rest of the country. >> reporter: game on? >> it is. it is. >> reporter: he started an online travel site that was expedia. he sold it. he bought and sold vegas' golden nugget. he's hoping to do for poker what he did for travel making it accessible online. it may look like a standard video game but this is new and this is big. the website went online in nevada last month and already dealt 2 million hands. to poker lovers like bree goldman. >> if i'm focused on just making as much money as possible i would say online poker is your best bet. you can play lots of different tables at once. >> reporter: unregulated poker flurished online for years until the government shut sites down for violating finance rules. the rules have been reinterpreted opening the door. now new jersey and delaware plan to roll out online gaming and other states are considering it. nevada was first. >>

is pretty much what happened during prohibition too because the rates were mostly on saloons that werere the working class people and immigrants drink. they did not raid the country clubs on long island. the second point is more of an anecdote, but my father was a coast guard reservist when the war on drugs started. during the late 1980's and early 19 90's. he was involved at attempts at intercepting ships, boats that were smuggling drugs into your they did not succeed. they would have to turn around and run back out to sea. he always said that the war on drugs was the biggest waste of money and human lives in the history of this country. i thinkng i have seen supports what he says about that. host: we will leave it there. mark is in connecticut. mark, please go ahead. caller: yeah, i was telling the lady before, that the key is education. channel whereve a people can have access 20 47 -- 24/7. i think that if people are worried about these drug dealers telling them that drugs are going to make you feel good, they will make you so great, they do not have an answer and there had already