. >> we have a big problem in the houston area, with a lot of spas popping up in the outlying areas of the county. >> we're going to be working off case number 58147. >> the task force's mission, root out sex traffickers hiding behind the city's massage parlors and spas. today's target, one of the 500 massage parlors or spas which uses women who have been illegally trafficked from asia. >> this is the advertisements right now. they're talking about the girls, saying open seven days a week, 24 hours a day and have explicit pictures. >> the traffickers who own and operate the spas do little to hide the fact there is sex for sale. just page through dozens of online sites and buyers can hand pick the type of girl they want. right down to her ethnicity and bra size. today's target is a location where, in the past, federal offices have rescued trafficked women. after shutting it down, it has re-opened under new ownership. this brings investigators back for another look. >> we'll be going out to this location to do a raid on the spot. get the girl, hopefully interview other girls that may be

. >> first, let's go to jenn fred, at spa. >> hershey spa covered in chocolate. >> chocolate just part they are doing here, just have the most amazing little stuff. so excited. that our sponsor, hershey spa, in hershey park, could have us here this morning right down to the little oceany stuff. we'll do real cool pedicurement mike? yummy. we'll be right back. >> our power is on here at fox 29. a lot of folks, are not so lucky. >> hopefully they'll say it will be a lot better. >> it is a calm after the storm. >> i like that. >> that cold front really cleared us out last night. relative humidity down to 65%. now, pretty nice morning out there, with 70 degrees, and north-northwesterlies at 7 miles per hour. there is your pal bus stop buddy already wearing the shades, plenty of bright sunshine. you will need the sunscreen even more, you need it every day. you know what i mean. temps in the 60s, 70s, to get started this morning, it is going to be a nine out of ten, all day long, because of the storms have moved down to north carolina, and they're out of here. so, we have plenty of room for

betty: donald and i walked the decks to the luxurious spa -- arnold: the spa is my favorite place onhip. [laughter] betty: -- to some of their nighttime hotspots, where he showed me some of his signature dance moves. [laughter] betty: but for all the amenities aboard, he says that when it comes to cruising, there is no one-size-fits-all ship. arnold: a cruise is not a cruise is not a cruise. every brand has a different type of cruising experience, and there's a reason for that. because we are all different. some people want lots of partying and water parks, excitement, lots of kids around, families around. others want to relax and be with their immediate close one. so you have to have different types of offerings for people. if you get on the right cruise, you love it. betty: with over 100 vessels, carnival has a different ship for just about whatever floats your boat. its business model has helped carnival dominate the sea, but not far behind is royal caribbean ceo richard fain. he says he's got a boat that is so big, it has it all, making it hard to feel trapped at sea. richard: if

. >> in hungry, we have so many spas. >> there are many bathhouse spas.y wedding cakes, built atop mineral rich hot springs gurgling from the earth. none more beautiful or storied than the geller. >> you arrived in budapest around age 21. what was the city like then? >> it was always beautiful. there were ruins after the war. half of the city was still in ruins. >> when you first moved here, you go to film school, what was your average day like other than your studies? what did you do for fun back then? what were your options? >> our options were zero. imagine, through the school, little help from the government. very little money. enough to have breakfast and lunch or breakfast and dinner. you had to skip lunch for a pair of socks. so we were very, very poor. but i must say that under this whole four years, the happiest part of my life was i was learning. so i fell in love, immediately. >> in fact, some of vilmos' most powerful and world-changing footage occurred around this time, before leaving hungary, as a film student during the outbreak of revolutio

>>michelle apon: 01 spa will be brentwood and 95 degrees the more one of to 90 the same for presenceand by the afternoon will have mid-80s for the south of a letter today looking at the east bay shoreline plan on its upper '70's and 80's cool across the coastal temperatures only warming up into the upper 60s san francisco 69 by the afternoon on saturday in an spots woman into the upper 80s to lower 90s across the bank plan on mid-70s different ones across any of the beaches plan on low to mid 60's and a mix of sun and clouds the triple digit heat were appointed have tomorrow and for wednesday across in one spot hot weather will continue on if you have any afternoon activities push them toward the morning and for bass spots of for seven is run around and 80. rebecca: as far as hot spots where free of those of course the normal flow spots starting with the bay bridge toll plaza traffic backed up into the macarthur maze of metering lights have been on since 530 this morning 50 to 20 minute drive times across the span into downtown san francisco so far san mateo bridge 15 minutes in the

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i've never been anywhere where it's offered. >> in a spa?round slowly. they tell you do not fall down because you'll be burned to death on the ice cold. >> seth: this does sound nice. [ laughter ] >> and the door -- and the door will open if you push hard they said. but it was horrifying. i stayed -- i stayed less than two minutes. >> seth: okay. >> my arms just froze. >> seth: sounds awful. do you get such -- such bad jet lag that you would put yourself through that? >> no. i was just trying it because they said it was so good. >> seth: yeah. >> for me, everybody else looked really, really good. i looked frozen. >> seth: okay. >> but then we went to italy. and italy was fabulous. >> seth: wonderful. >> we went to milan. have you been? >> seth: i've never been to milan. >> you haven't? >> seth: no. >> you're such a clothes horse. >> seth: thank you. you know what? they ship them. if you ask they'll send them to you. you don't have to pick them up. [ laughter ] >> it's so beautiful there. and there's really great things to see. we went basica

college tuition pays for spas.actually felt my -- touched my vagina. >> there are hundreds of other examples of how government can't in here. you can read more of that on my website john stossel.com. but wait you say, if government can't, what about cutting-edge science like nasa? america did send a man to the >> we'v >> we've got the flag up now. >> we all like this. >> beautiful. just beautiful. >> but think about it. it cost billions. and what did we get? promos for a breakfast drink. >> tang instant breakfast drink went with them. >> nasa technology brought us the cat scan, but our billions haven't gotten us much. we get lats of delayed projects. government science is clumsy. for a fraction of the cost a private group called the x prize does better. >> offer a prize, and they will >> they >> they promised 10$10 million to anyone who could launch three men into outer space. 25 teams competed for the prize. >> i have never been myself as creative as i have eyeballing this [ bleep ] prize. >> burt ruetan's spacesh

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the california swimming pool and spa industry shows that studies show an average swimming pool uses less water than grass and about the same as swatter tolerant landscape. >>> the senate failed to pass an extension of the pratt act -- patry at -- patriarch a at act. >> several antiterrorism action is no longer in act. they could not come to an agreement before midnight. rand paul who called the act an invasion of privacy. are we going to blindly give up our freedom, are we going to say take it? i'm not going to take it any more. i don't think the american people are going to take it any more. >> because of the failure to act the na security agency lost the ability to collect phone records in bulk. >> we're here staring down the barrel of another manufactured crisis that threatens our national security. it may only be temporary as they are expected to pass the freedom act. it will end the data collection in the current form, it would allow the collection on a case by case basis. >> it strikes a critical balance. that doesn't mean the senate should the opportunity to make changes to it. >>

remember the spa certificates we got at the children's hospital auction? mm-hmm. look at this-- they expire tomorrow. oh, wow. what are you gonna do? claire, i don't think you're grasping the magnitude of this package, valued at over $250. sweetie... if you don't use them, then all our money just goes to charity. and so what am i supposed to do? somewhere between dropping off alex at orchestra and picking up luke from practice-- oh, and burning a bunch of dvds of the talent show

swimming pools after governor jerry brown's water conservation orders but the california swimming pool and spa industry says until the swimming pool uses less water than landscaping for lawns. >>> officials bran plan to ride muni for the next 22 days. they also promise to tweet about their experiences. scott wiener says he reckly uses muni. so he already knows some of the problems he could face during the challenge. >> i have been caught up in more muni meltdowns than i could begin to count. i've been late to meetings, late to -- i've been actually late to meetings with muni management because of muni. i've experienced everything on muni you can imagine but i love the system. i want to make it better and we'll keep working to do that. >> you can track the government officials taking part by following them on twitter. they will be posting about their riding experiences or their reasons for not taking muni at hashtag onboardsf. >>> no more tracking of american phone calls, how the nsa lost its power to monitor phone activity and what this means for national security. >>> gray skies and drizzle a

cargo jet went down in a residential neighborhood today in indonesia had at this time add hotel and spanobody survived and it's unclear if anybody on the ground was killed. >>> time was running out for greece to avoid a historic financial collapse the nation has until 6:00 tonight to negotiate parts of its international bailout, without a solution the government will lose access to rescue loans it needs to pay off its debts a missed payment could result in the default and an exit from the euro currency. >> a wild fire in washington state has burns homed and caused other residents to evacuate. the blaze has sparked 3,000 acres. residents had little time to get out. >> within two minutes, the fire department was here telling us to get ready to evacuate within 60 seconds, we were in the car and gone. >> there doesn't look like there is anything left, the kitchen sink is there but everything else is gone. >> triple digit temperatures and drought and strong winds are flaming the wild fire, so far it's only 10% contained. more than 70 wild fires are burning across the west. >>> and now author

that company that ma softw for wellness firms, spas and beaus fell. the ceo is not worried. not getting distracted by the noise of the stock market. ou focus now is continuing to grow the business around the world. we the leading platform for the health and wellness services d happy where business is going and a great time to go public. by the close, s of fogo de chao soared and mind and body off. tomorrow promises to be a big one. more from the new york stock exchange. t ipo market is finally starting to get going. next week will be the biggest week of the year roughly 14 companiee slated to go public and will likely raise north of $2 billion. why is the market finally starting to heat up? le most important factor is positive returns with th overall market healthy, ipos have done well. the renaissance capital ito set as basket of 60 recent ipos is approach the april historic high. others are pushing to go public now before the fed raises rates and market volatility increases. what is impressive about next week's crop of ipos is the breathe of th offering. there is severyo a

. >>> happening this weekend, the borgata hotel casino and spa debuts its new festival park. 5,000 capacity outdoor concert venue opens tomorrow. the hooters as special guests g. love and special sauce and southside johnny and the asbury jukes will kick things off. it will serve as a place for festivals and special events. >>> an update on a boardwalk battle at the jersey shore over the use of an iconic recording you have probably heard before. >> watch the tram car, please. >> the wildwoods claim that that's their recording in use since the '70s but atlantic city has been using the same recording on its new tram cars. atlantic city promised to stop using it but they haven't so the wildwoods sent a legal notice to atlantic city's b & b parking ordering them to stop. this afternoon, they began changing the recording to a new voice but the same message, but the folks in the wildwoods say hum-um, that's not good enough. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> would have been nice to be down on the boardwalk in either of tho

cosmotology students giving the moms a free spa session.ating the women to haircuts and manicures. the idea is too give them time to sit back and relax. >>> and "jimmy kimmel live" next. and his guests janney and dano. and the scripps national spelling bee co-champions and music from hiatus kaiyote. "action news" continues at 4:30. and now for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. ♪♪ hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. s

. >> california pool and spa association says a backyard fool can save water citing a study shows once you fill it a standard sized pool plus decking will use a third to half of the amount water as a lawn of the same size. the associion is lobbying agencies not to outlaw the filling of the pools. the pool in their view is landscaping. filling a pool for the first time will take about 20,000 gallons water. >> study done by the swimming industry? >> yes. they like swimming pools. >> understandable. >> i would love to be able to te you there are several gallons of water coming our way >> first live doppler 7 hd showing us low clouds near the coast and still sunny skies inland. and we have an area of organized rainfall northeastern corner of the state. and so no looking at golden gate ridge, low clouds above taking a look wet sts this morning. 600 in richmd. and 66 in half moon bay. scattered showers over sfo. it's 68 degrees in santa rosa. blue skies and we can see spotty drizzle returning overnight. and next shows. here is a low lifting out. thissystem brought us unsettled water. a stead

. >> california pool and spa association says a backyard fool can save water citing a study shows once you fill it a standard sized pool plus decking will use a third to half of the amount of water as a lawn of the same size. the association is lobbying agencies not to outlaw the filling of the pools. the pool in their view is landscaping. filling a pool for the first time will take about 20,000 gallons of water. >> study done by the swimming industry? >> yes. they like swimming pools. >> understandable. >> i would love to be able to tell you there are several gallons of water coming our way. >> first live doppler 7 hd showing us low clouds near the coast and still sunny skies inland. and we have an area of organized rainfall northeastern corner of the state. and so now, looking at golden gate bridge, low clouds above taking a look at wet spots this morning. 600 in richmond. and 66 in half moon bay. scattered showers over sfo. it's 68 degrees in santa rosa. blue skies and we can see spotty drizzle returning overnight. and next showers. here is a low lifting out. this system brought us

cosmotology students giving the moms a free spa session.e women to haircuts and manicures. the idea is too give them time to sit back and relax. >>> and "jimmy kimmel live" next. and his guests janney and dano. and the scripps national spelling bee co-champions and music from hiatus kaiyote. "action news" continues at 4:30. and now for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. ♪♪ >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight from "spy", allison janney. paul dano. the national spelling bee champs. and music from hiatus kaiyote. with cleto and the cletones. and now, once again here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

their big concern though, is passive smoking particularly spas i have smoking that affects children andy feel that perhaps as many as 780 million people could be affected by that. so it remains to be seen just how this ban is going to work. we'll know certainly in a few months time just how effective it has been. but the authorities are talking about employing something like 1300 government inspectors, but this is a big city of more than 20 million. and you are going to need many more inspectors than that i think. >> and indeed, judging by the big anti-smoking sign behind you, there certainly does seem to be a big public awareness of this ban. but you mention there about just how many chinese people smoke on a regular basis. is there a feeling that this law could have gone further perhaps? >> reporter: well, i think the world health organization feels they have probably managed to push the government about as far as they can go at the moment. they know the government here has something of a dilemma which when it comes to tobacco. because the tobacco industry is a huge industry that gene

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hours to the sec about 7 minute drive in this area where during a quick check of traffic there is a spabout 580 n. grand ave is on a hot spots as of right now we will continue to keep our eyes on this and see if the calls and other delays. >>mark: they're tested to see if any employer securities are doing their job and the cover team to does of air force tried to sneak banned items like mock weapons that from the gsa stop them a few of them 5 percent of the time the screen as fell 67 out of 70 attempts the congressman the chairman of the house the reform committee called the deplete alarming but another republican was not quite a surprise to is a security theater and we need to be focus on real security and real steps to go after people who pose a risk. >>mark: the administrator was being reassigned the same day the sale screenings came to light they're still being written it would not be issued as a letter of the summer >>darya: that approved another plan to raise up california's minimum-wage san francisco was all of the bill and it cost a minimum to go to $13 an hour in 2017 after tha

now barred from using the golf course and spa next to him chbd a has told its people not to stay at trumpd events there. wow. this is getting hot. >> this is just a battle of idiots. >> i don't know, everyone's idio idiots? >> i mean look at trump he's like these mexicans are rapists and by the way no one is sending them, like an army from the government is sending them. by the way, there's an economic innocecentive for poor people t come here not rich people. this bone headed comment is to racist mass murder, it's just idiot. >> why do people believe tweets. >> who was this person watching instagram. >> i got a business question. >> oh, god i can't. i did one. i can't any more. >> why is tom doing this. it hurts his business fighting with people. >> yeah it hurts his business not like we ever thought he was going to be president. let me backtrack. this is why donald trump should and shouldn't be president, he should because this is hilarious and we need more of it but he shouldn't because it is actually a very dangerous mentality to have. i mean, he cannot take the high road at all. and

and trees. >> it will be worth it in the long run, definitely. >> reporter: the california pool and spaas sent letters residents up and down the state cautioning them not to for water for the drought. the permits being issued for pool removals are four times greater than those being issued for pool installations. >> wow. >> interesting data point. >> it's a reality. >> i was going say, a sign of the times. thank you, david. >>> this morning, a little boy is going to be okay despite the video you're about to see. he was r by a car. this terrifying scene in brooklyn was caught on camera. the little boy was on the sidewalk where the car jumped the curb. strangers rushed to lift it off the kid. both the child and the driver went to the hospital and they are okay. it's hard to believe looking at that video that the boy is all right. he just has minor cuts and bruises. so far, the driver has not been charged. it's tough to see that video. >> two great stories of survival with this kid and the one that fell out of the sky. >>> researchers pleading their own storms. >> in miami, most people wou

lectures controls and if carolina last and this morning the government to shut killed my investing is a spa and the church before the shooting and the four analysts have the broad lack of debt from the mayor of charleston in senses the tragedy happened in such as about finding the government. >>: which can catch this note horrible person and 70 days plans reports to put up arms alone that church harris the video from the scene six of the victims are women three are men. >>mark: the fibroplasia bid to survive with a lot more ahead in 50 minutes will take you inside of the church where the massacre took plans. >>james: will start with a live look from the embarcadero camera and san francisco little breezy out there among them are there was about over the bay. of a step out of the way if the coverage you receive the oakland skylines there you have a live look at oakland as well as a tackle the economic conditions in was a breakdown of the forecast for today a plan in the afternoon this would expect by 11:00 after we've seen the clouds go when the temperatures and the low to mid '50's to start

any way they sent award for her arrest that when the cute little guys or store local news and taxes spasome action they say they gathered some lawn mowers and went to work they cut it down now she just has to go to court to prove that it is cut to but she still has to go to court for her lawn any way to assess his speech was at the boy's kindness that is very sweet and tart to imagine the city officials going that far. >>reporter: you think they have she is an old woman we do not have the problem here because it rains once a month we do not have long cutting issues here it will be hot this weekend still in the '90s tomorrow it will not be as hot triple digits afternoon highs 94 livermore mid-90s in general is to ensure line nice and cool here is the seventh forecast for you i will much of the court on monday but things back into line become wednesday religious when they of cooling down of you want to call it that. >>catherine heenan: i did not come in monday and went to the beach it was legit act toward off that is if everybody for 8:00 stay connected we hope to see you at 11:00. music

stop a two to five you're black man last year which led to his fatal close range shooting was at a spa is commercialism as ruling late last night that found a fellow of the shooting to be unjustified they found that the officer was unjustified and shooting of the unarmed mentally ill man but his partner was found to justify nonetheless his mother now was the attorneys said, action against officers. >>darya: in the area news there is one more bill before san francisco to become the first city to put warnings on ads for soda and other sugary drinks of water supplies approve three new ordinances yesterday at one requires a health warning on all adds on san francisco billboard's walls and even buses and taxicabs they banned ads on city property and then the third since the city money cannot be used for the warning labels sold the company will have to do it will be a lot tougher to buy tobacco if your young person in the south bank the board of supervisors passed ordinance to raise aid to purchase the backed out it goes from 18 to 21 it goes into effect next year started on january 1st last

west approach and the pay date is a good ride all across connected with highway 101 only major slow spapposed to wrap up at 5:00 but they are loaded behind schedule and to write plays the closer you be sitting in traffic out of oakland and the coliseum all the way through the construction zone the usual back of your 580 west from 2 to 05 through livermore and stretches toward santa rita no pressure installed from the odd lot to dublin and for those of you have to commute from the north bank and the pretty good on high will once moved in both directions between boston and san rafael. >>darya: construction of the ucsf help children hospital begin this summer to get the final approval to the rebuilding project this week the project is a desire to rebuild and modernize the hot spell-- hospital will be to london to on site patient is individuals and expand outpatient center and surgical diagnostic and treatment low and support services and clinics construction is expected to begin like i said but summer. .. >>mark: it was driven she is suing the movie studio and to people involved in the upc

spa, fitness center and shopping.iencial way you can't do with amazon. millennials like the malls. they like to be together. they may be on their phones and like to browse, but they like shopping. >> do you have concern about valuations? is this being driven down by investor interest than actual functionality? >> i'm amazed that we are amazed that kids like to go shopping together at the mall. when i was a kid, that was the standard thing you did. >> what is the new abercrombie and fitch? part of the draw to the mall was that space where you could see abercrombie and fitch. >> time-out no no. the draw to the mall was my mom could drop me off and i could hang out two hours and go to different stores. >> i want to know if the mall figured out a way not to give me a headache. >> abercrombie is lowering the music. >> here is the valuation based on the trajectory. five years what is that 90%? is it still going to be 90%? >> it will take a long time to bring that down substantially because of how -- it's easy for a small nu