if you go to the bar they consider it their backyard. i was there i was invited to a party and beer was there i know that's not going to reoccur vince a sensitive to the neighborhood. that's a marriage to go to that place to read books and so forth i hope you'll support the project >> any further comment. yes >> copies of information i think you might have already of the material. vince and i have met and this is the original report incorporated into that. commissioners good afternoon. i'm eric i live on elizabeth street although this is a new application this has been in use for many years in the backyard. i am a small business owner and not insympathetic to mr. hogan's deserve a expand his business i agree to the proposed conditions. in 1993 the prior owner was denied a liquor permit and mr. hogan was denied but he continued to operate. without a strong set of conditions vicinities the zoning regulations. expensive conditions are required in order to make the special finding in code 145.2 when read in addition to this the commission sha

laura lived only a short distance from the bar. ound 11:15, prosecutors believed that it was freeman who forced her inside and struck her in the head with the galliano bottle. he then took her into the bedroom, assaulted her, then strangled her to death with her own stocking. the evidence suggests he used a tissue to blow his nose, but left it near laura's body. he then stole some items and fled. that was the prosecution theory, anyway. the problem was they had little in the way of forensic evidence. >> i'm a worrier. everybody that knows me will tell you i worry about every single case. i'm never a prosecutor who says this is a sure thing, slam dunk. >> so when investigators wanted to know whether any of the evidence contained dna that was too small to be tested when the crime occurred 12 years earlier. >> there has to be some type of skin cells embedded in these nylons, unless the suspect wore gloves. >> the knot was chosen as part of the dna analysis because i thought that there could be a chance that he could have touched the kn

a couple of issues i've cracked the bar about one is the over serving. i talked to the officers it's well documented in the report they were highly intoxicated in this matter so they were served, you know, morning they should have been. i talked about and sent an e-mail to the establishment i understand your licensed and changed to a full service boar i ask the employees take the leesdz training it's free and can lead to lower insurance rates we don't want people hurt and people served at the point they're starting fights or people getting victimized. we've talked about the leads training and the offer serving and the part about they have to cut things off at the 12 o'clock. it's possible the intoxicated lady thought she was being cheated but if you're up front 12 o'clock we've got to clear the drinks maybe they mentioned that but signage will help we're working with them right now and the bar seems to they're concerned about the injuries and said anyone that haven't been leads trained already will be. the other incident there was a battery drudge in pub

in run a group of men wielding machetes and swinging them, striking the people at the bar. >> what? >> what the heck? >> oh, my goodness. >> people fall to the ground. and these guys have no mercy. they're just slinging those mache machetes. >> the bar patrons have nowhere to go, they're literally backed into a corner. >> reports say this is triggered because of a rivalry between two drug gangs and in a moment you see one of the machete-wielding men go over the bar and grab a bottle of alcohol and at that moment he runs back out of the bar and they all just take off running. there's another angle that shows you more of what happened. >> any ideaow many injuries? didnyts people were injured in this? >> some reports say there were as many as 29 people injured. no deaths caused because of this but with the victims were taken to the hospital for treatment. >> apparently this is about rival gang beefs, surely were innocent people having a good time, we saw people dancing at the bar. those people were innocent. >> and according to the dominican republic police have made several arrests alt

will be a door to close to isolate the rest of the bar to keep the sound down. as mentioned by mr. smith we've got a engineer that's giving us proposals to eliminate the sound and also for support we have of people living within 5 hundred feet you have a list up here of 32 on that package and then on the next page we have the remainder which is a total of 78. the neighborhood really wants this place to be assessable and be able to be used for the people that come over there. i again think that's a positive thing for the area and would like you to approve it. maybe mr. hogan can say a few words >> i'm vince hogan i own a attentive i've owned 3 other bars and been in the valley for 32 years. in my time as an owner i've reached out to the neighbors and made deals with them so they'll never be disturbed. the valley taven i'm here today they want me to get a conditional use. i've reached out to the neighbors with an ongoing 5r789 i'll continue to change whatever they want. i ask the commission to grant us the use of the backyard. it's been in operation for 20 something years and never h

time michelle left the bull pen bar. ators asked managers at the odd fellows club if they remembered anything unusual about that night or about luke hasler. >> they said that mr. hasler was very intoxicated. he had done things that some people characterized as strange. he was on purpose spilling his drink. and then when the waitress would come over to mop up the floor, that he was peering down their tops. >> hasler was shown michelle's picture. he said she didn't know who she was and he'd never seen her. investigators looked in the bed of hasler's truck and could find no blood, although it looked like someone had recently washed it. so, investigators concocted a reduce, just to see how hasler would react. >> another detective took a napkin and a little bottle of water and kind of rubbed it along the back of the truck bed, kind of simulating a dna test. >> at the time, hasler showed no reaction, but later, he called friends to express his concerns. >> he started making a few phone calls to his girlfriend and two other frie

and talk to the owner of an iconic irish bar. "on the money" starts right now. >>> this is america's number one financial news program. on the money. now becky quick. >>> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week. the big chill in the u.s. economy may be fine. sales at retailers rose 0.3% last month. better than economists expected could show a rebound from a weather related midwinter swamp. retail sales are important. consumers make up 2/3 of the u.s. economy. a surprise selloff in the markets late this week, fears about china's economy to tensions in ukraine. whatever the cause the dow fell more than 200 points on thursday. that was the fourth consecutive down day. the markets continued to fall on friday. amazon may have some of the lowest prices around. it is raising its prices for amazon prime service. fee going up to $99, from $79. amazon prime allows for free shipping, streaming, borrowing of kindle books. the company blames the hike on rising fuel and transportation costs. it may be hard to believe, b

we're taking a look at an iconic name in the bar business. mcsorley's old ale house in new york city. >> there's too much history to absorb in an hour. you need a week. >> mcsorley's sort of a drinking museum, one of the oldest irish bars in the united states. this new york business stayed consistent since 1854. >> that's the same key. >> same key and original doors are still there. >> you can start on one side of the wall and go from 1850 and come up to the present day. >> serving just the house ale in white and dark they didn't allow women until 1970s and no lady's room until 1986. they found success for 160 years. >> joining me now are the owners of mcsorley's matthew and his daughter theresa. thank you for being here so much. >> thank you. >> i love mcsorley's and love everything you guys do. this is something that you started working there back in the 1960s and owned it since the 1970s, how do you keep business going and keep it as hot as ever? >> we got a wonderful following, it's easy, tremendous people, great people. >> the environment

just people that were having a good time, saw people dancing at the bar. those people were innocent. >> yeah. and, according to the dominican republic, police made several arrests, but they're not identifying who they have arrested. >>> a miracle caught on camera in anchorage, alaska. when the video first picks up, you see a very large moose. >> is she giving birth? >> you said miracle. and -- >> a magic trick or turn -- >> this is a miracle. >> right. this is pretty remarkable video. and at first you don't know this is the same moose. you may think it was an injured moose. it came up in a backyard. this is someone's backyard. the guy behind the camera is dirk, the owner of the home. >> is it making any noise? >> no, it is very calm and quiet. listen. >> the moose seems calm as a cue cumber. >> got out there and helped it. >> there it is. >> we get the moment, the miracle on camera and look, the moose just laying there calmly, suddenly stands up and out comes the calf. >> i always feel so bad. at this point, the calf could have just gently come out on the g

tiffany didn't call corey after they left the ritz bar. but why would tiffany make up a story like that? >> everybody was talking about the possibility that maybe she was sexually interested in corey. tiffany mentioned to me in a very casual conversation that she had been -- >> tiffany had a real true affection for corey. >> in addition, tiffany told friends things about the crime scene that had not been released to the general public. >> she was describing the state of the victim's body and the scene without having been privy to photographs at the scene that they thought it was certainly suspicious. >> tiffany denied any involvement in the murder, but when asked to provide a dna sample, she refused. >> the fact that she did not willing give up dna or hair samples led the police to believe she had something to hide. reckon you gotta hotel? reckon, no. reckon priceline express deals will get you a great deal. wherever you...mosey. you reckon? we reckon. vamonos the spring hotel sale is on at priceline.com. save up to 60% on any express deal

the beloved buffalo wing is 50 years old. it was first created at anchor bar in buffalo new york when the owner whipped up a midnight snack with left over clicken wings np today loyal customers insist the bar still cooks up the best wings in the world. >> oh, my god, absolutely delicious. cooked perfect. sauce is just right. chowed down. we had 50 of them. >> customers at the anchor bar say, you've got to start with clean oil. make them a little crispy. shake off the grease. and eat them right away. >> looks like the super fan from "saturday night live." >> exactly. if you end up going there and wanting to order them, you have to call them clicken wings. because in buffalo, if you ask

looks like the boy slipped out the window and then fell through the bars that just aren't close enoughto keep his little body from falling through. >> he is high up. look at that. >> five stories up in the air. some neighbors below have gone out their window, there for half an hour before rescuers were able to show up. and you got to think there is like four people hanging on this thing now. who knows if it is going to give way. >> also, think about the bars that are probably jamming into his poor little body. probably can't even breathe. >> when rescuers did show up, they couldn't get not apartment because no one was home. they had to cut the door open with the giant cutting tool before they could get to the balcony. now they have to cut away the bars that are pinning him in there. he's a little trouper. he's not crying. doesn't seem to be terribly upset. they cut the bars away and sently lift this boy to safety. not the first time we have seen something like this. >> we have seen it too many times. >>> this undoubtedly one of the tools i think we're all going to wish we had when we w

, the details we discovered about the bar's troubled past. >>> and an embattled senator leyland yee is secretaried -- expected to be in court and many are asking leyland yee to step down. >> the weather is coming in, we have low snow levels and more details are coming up. >>> obama care is coming to a deadline and we'll see if there is any impact here in

i love the bar business, you know? it's the second public building ever built in america was a bar. were called public houses back then, and there were no city halls, there were no meeting rooms. bars are the fiber of our country. it's a great industry, a respectable industry, and the people that work in it are some of the hardest working in america. they workday, they work night, they're on their feet all day long. you bet i'm looking to enhance the perception of my industry. i love it. stuart: yeah. i notice that you're in las vegas, i can see the paris be, the eiffel tower behind you. you are a huge star. i bet you get recognition all over the place. and you, i believe, you've got something to do with the bar, a nightclub convention that's taking place in vegas right now. is that correct? >> i do. and you should be here, stuart, because it's a blast. think of this, 45,000 bar owners come to vegas for tree days at the night -- three days at the nightclub and bar convention. i'm one of the founders, 28 years ago. i run it now. it's about 750 booth withs -- booths, three days of the

janine. >> reporter: we are here at the eldorado bar. ding itself looks fine, but the back is where you can find damage. just before 2:00 this morning people passing by in the area spotted flames and spoke at the bar and called 911. firefighters were able to knock it down in 20 minutes. they say the fire appears to have started in the back office. no one is inside at the time and no firefighters were injured. during their mopup, firefighters worked on trying to salvage what they could. they don't know what caused the fire yet, but they do not believe it is suspicious because of what they observed. the bar was locked when the fire started inside. the owners were called. fire officials don't believe it will be open today but the owners are really going to have to assess the damage to determine that. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> funeral for the sheriffs deputy killed in the line of duty s it is planned for -- ricardo chainy killed the deputy near fort bragg. they are calling the deputy's killing an

. >>> the downtown oakland bar, the details we discovered about the bar's troubled past. >>> and an embattled senator leyland yee is secretaried -- expected to be in court and many are asking leyland yee to step down. >> the weather is coming in, we have low snow levels and more details are coming up. >>> obama care is coming to a deadline and we'll see if there is any impact here in california. . >>> complete bay area coverage starts now on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> thank you for joining us, we are outside the federal building because that is where leyland yee is expected to appear in just a few hours. new information about the case against a state senator this morning. this started this whole fbi investigation and it will be very -- excuse me. >>> it is monday and let's talk about with weather and traffic. we still have some rain gear and it would be a wise broad den choice. the system is on the way and we will be here and there could be some light rain but this is a very strong front. rain develops, possibility of lightning and a low will move over us and it offers us a better o

the bars on the windows, security bars, and the front door might have slowed the escape for this manand woman. the bars have emergency release latches that let them get out but whatever reason they didn't activate those and escaped through the garage which might have been the longer way out, might have exposed them to more smoke and flame. >> activate the latch. common thing in fires? >> yeah. quite a bit of smoke when we arrived so the victims may have been disoriented, unable to find the latches. there were latches on every bedroom window. so the easiest way out probably the garage door. >> reporter: next door neighbors saw the man and woman running out of the garage door, said the woman was crying, possibly suffering a purn on her arm. not clear where the burns are on the man but again, fire department says they were serious burns, clearly serious enough they had to be taken to the hospital where as i mentioned the arson investigator has spoken with them and whatever information they gave the arson investigator led the investigator to declare this area a crime scene. reporting liv

the bar claimed koniak drinkers are causing problems. but they say it is racist. the owners say there is a sign to make the bar safer with their lawyer maintaining and i quote, the purchase of these liquors was related to debt pro mental mental -- detrimental conduct. from now on the bar will be serving kittens. that is the cutest thing i have ever seen. now i feel though he is trapped and can't get out. >> he can just fall over. >> sherrod, you are our official correspondent on racism. >> asians, blacks, come to me. >> tell me if this is racist. >> what did they ban? >> hennessey. >> that's my kid's name. >> i don't know if it is racism. black people can drink other things. i think it is fine. serve what you want to serve. you will just miss out on money. >> that's true. if you don't want the money, so what. turn it into a lesbian bar and get all of the dudes out and then there will be no fights. >> then you would lose a lot of money. >> if you get the right lesbians in there. >> do you think they actually kept track of these people who were causing unrest? do you

front legs on the bar like he's expecting a drink. >> bellied up to the bar. >> and bellied up to the >> no, gary, not the chips. >> drunk. >> this goat has 263,000 plus likes on facebook. >> more popular than the five of us put together. >> did gary get ipads to get as many likes. >> i don't think the selfie could get any more popular but its popularity continues to grow. getting its own song now by jonathan mann. song a day guy. we've all seen jonathan. he's at nearly 2,000 songs. this one, fellow taped selfie song ♪ the latest craze hip with the craze ♪ ♪ i'm scared because take it off♪ >> i think so. like this guy. he's creative and funny. >> he can write songs about everything. he wrote a song about us ♪ keep you up to date with what's going on "right this minute" right thisment♪ >> the fellow tape, latest craze. make a goofy face, take a selfie, a song ♪ ♪ la, la, la >> he has to write a song every day about something. why not selfie? >> sing house hard it might be to take off it might hurt. let's see him take it off. >> ouch! >> he said early on that 20% of his songs are going

martin said this the center warned that the bar at the idea. i am that corporations received more favorable and interest rates in certain still i do you agree with her sentiment there. well gotta wonder is seeking to make the process they're going to make the interest rates they charge depend on the risk of the bar and a student who hasn't been done on existing credit history is a much higher risk than the corporation. so it's natural in the profit driven enterprise for the interest rates two of the based on the risk of the bar. now the federal government are his focus more on enabling more students to pursue a college education. so when the federal government makes no bones they're often without regard to the credit history of the bar what's interesting is that at one trillion dollars in student debt is a pretty sizable chunk of the overall federal debt which stands at over seventeen billion dollars yet it doesn't seem like there's a sense of urgency in congress to really perform as a shield. what's your take on my dance. all of you for showin

it's a small cozy bar i like a lot. i like all the people who are in the bar. the good thing about the bar is everyone who smokes regular cigarettes goes outside to smoke them. some people use e-cigarettes inside and sometimes it's the same people who smoke regular tobacco cigarettes outside and use e-cigarettes inside. and there is one story i remember about this. a patron was using e-cigarette. the bartender asked why they were using it inside. the person said it was vapor not smoke. the bartender said smoke and vapor is the same thing. they may not be exactly the same, but they still pollute the air with chemicals people have to breathe secondhand. >> great, great story. thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is brian davis and i live north of the pan handle in san francisco. i'm also a gay man who has been helping the lgbt community fight big tobacco for over 6 years. i urge you to vote to protect the health of our queer citizens by [speaker not understood] this legislation. [speaker not understood] and queer smoke twice as much as

money to buy more drinks back at the bar. >> was this at closing time? >> this was before that. >> okay. >> it made perfect sense, fair-skinned teenager drinking a few blocks from the newspaper. but remember, the custodian saw two young men in the parking lot, and the police tracked two sets of bloody footprints. and so here it was. the moment ryan ferguson's fate was sealed. >> i remember seeing ryan hovering over this guy, and i think i asked him if he was dead and ryan said, "yeah, he's dead." >> things began happening very, very fast. ryan, remember, was at college, was living in a different town. and was puzzled when a strange van followed him home from school. it was when he pulled up to his door that he was surrounded by police. >> what happened when you got to the police department? >> they tell me they're arresting me on suspicion of a murder. and at that point, i'm like, oh, my goodness. this is absurd. >> they asked about that halloween, and ryan told detectives he left the bar at closing time, 1:30 a.m., and dropped chuck off at his house, and

the owner of the bar will reopen today. she's frustrated. this is the fourth time this window has been destroyed either by a car accident or protesters over the past seven years. luckily, no one was inside the bar when the crash happened. it closed at midnight. three hours later, a car filled with five people ran through a red light smashed into a car headed southbound on 17th. the driver of the victim's car, not seriously hurt. the five suspects ran away from the crash, police are looking for the driver. witnesses described two african- american males and three african-american females as being inside the car. the bar owner says it will be $40,000 to replace the window here and clean up the mother bell destroyed. she said she's -- marble destroyed. she shade she's asked the city for help. she said she will be meeting with city leaders to push for traffic reconfigurations to make this intersection safer. we're also running the license plate on the suspect's car at the dmv to see who it is registered to. we'll let you know what we find out com

doug speaks from experience when he says things like the minimum wage raise the bar for everybody, and he's still got that paycheck. and it looks like a paycheck i got working at baskin-robbins. you know, the point that doug and his family and his business represents is we believe in hard work. we believe in responsibility. we believe in individual initiative, but we also come together to raise the bar for everybody. to make sure our fellow citizens can pursue our their own dreams as well. they can look after their kids and lift them up. we look out for each other. that's who we are. that is our story. there are millions of americans like doug and like all of you who are tiredf the old political arguments ready to raise the bar a little higher. let's move this country forward. let's move it up. let's go further. that's what i'm going to do as president as long as i'm serving in this office, i need your hehelp. let's go out and give america a raise. >> you are listening to president obama. he's in connecticut at this hour. once again extolling what he considers to be the values of raisi

>> no, no i was pretty close to the mini bar. e may have been the wrong kind. >> jon: it's the worst job. >> hosting the oscars. >> jon: that is right. >> there's no way to win it's like the kobayashi -- >> jon: i don't know what you just said. >> anybody know what the kobayashi maru is. >> jon: oh, yeah, the kobayashi maru. >> it's the no win scenario in star trek. >> jon: holy (bleep). [laughter] >> i lost my virginity like two days ago. [ laughter ] >> jon: sometimes you have to wait for the right moment. >> it has to be the right person at the right time. >> jon: this is a million ways to die in the west. this is the new book. it is as it says on the cover based on the screenplay. >> yeah. which is kind of cheating, isn't it? that's not really a novel at all. >> jon: it's a novel. are you worried that fans of screenplay won't think this is -- >> won't think it measures up. >> jon: a faithful enough adaptation? >> in the age of internet, yeah. i would hope we can do justice. i would hate to get a call from myself saying, who do

she said that she knew he had been at the bar that night. he had left between 10:30 and 11:00, and he was driving this huge, red truck in the direction where rafael garcia was ultimately killed. >> huffman left town immediately following the accident, and his whereabouts were unknown. >> i have to say, it's kind of heartless, you know? i mean, knowing you killed someone and just running. i mean, you don't -- i guess he really wasn't, like, the fact that there's a family involved? >> for weeks, there was no progress. then, almost three months later, investigators got another tip. this time from a police officer 1,000 miles away in sumner county, tennessee. he noticed a red pickup truck with texas plates in the parking lot of a seedy motel. a man matching huffman's description was registered in the motel under a different name. >> he gave the name of robert hokam, which later he admitted to the authorities was not really his true name. so, initially, they had him detained for providing a false name. >> huffman denied any involvement in the hit-

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last night i brought a tiger cub to the bar. you went to the low bar. >> i went to the low bar.urself. [ laughter ] in this week's news, a chicago man has begun bringing his pet tiger cub to the bar with him. and in next week's news, a baby tiger enters rehab. [ audience aws ] we've got them back! we did it! [ laughter and applause ] we did it. >> you recovered. >> seth: we got back. >> i don't know how you do it! i couldn't even do one! [ light laughter ] >> seth: you couldn't do one. >> you're the king! this is the king right here, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you. thank you, everyone! this has been "next week's news." we'll be right back with ian mckellen and patrick stewart! thank you dale. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's lobsterfest! the year's largest selection of lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new dueling lobster tails with one crab-stuffed tail and one topped with shrimp. hurry in and sea food differently. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] delta touch2o technology for your kitchen and bat

. >> we meet a group of christians determined to spread the gospel on the beaches and in the bars. but not everyone wants to be saved. >> they're untruthful, untrustworthy people. >> plus, can you eat this and this? >> i'm making my favorite finger food, hot wings. >> and look like this. from social media to cooking shows, women from the pages of glossy magazines are finally revealing the secrets to eating like a supermodel. and a mystery within a mystery. what malaysian officials knew for days but did not reveal to the world and the impact it may have had on the desperate search for flight 370. >> good evening. in the bible, jesus commanded followers to, quote, go out and make disciples of all nations. many modern day christians take this very seriously, doing mission work in some of the most inhospitable and sometimes dangerous parts of the world. tonight, you're going to meet some missionaries who are venturing into. surprising and potentially deeply enfriendly territories -- spring break. how do you bring the gospel into the world of keg stands and tequila shots? >> reporter: s

oh look what accidently left my hand and left at the bar.'s be honest this is the list she remembers. the actual list has to be 10 times. >> members of congress, exotic animals. >> could be daniel patrick moynahan. >> no, he was a great man. he would never stoop to such levels. >> she is at a bar. >> maybe she is turning over a new leaf in re-- in rehab. >> this happened in january of 2013. >> do you see how blurry her hand writing is? >> you owe me an apology. >> i thought you would be sensitive without rehab. >> wow. >> it looks like john travolta's to do lest. >> you mean a list of people's careers he wants to help? >> allegedly. >> we have to go. coming up, the c block. tonight's c block is brought to you by the closest star to the sun. inside the g cloud. >> you're welcome, greg. it takes four years for my life to meet you. come on, greg. bob beckel can't be the only in your life. >> that's rude. >> who is the greatest fictional president ever? it is the story hannity refused to cover. >>> some parents are getting carried away. i guess

the beloved buffalo wing is 50 years old. it was first created at anchor bar in buffalo new york when the owner whipped up a midnight snack with left over clicken wings np today loyal customers insist the bar still cooks up the best wings in the world. >> oh, my god, absolutely delicious. cooked perfect. sauce is just right. chowed down. we had 50 of them. >> customers at the anchor bar say, you've got to start with clean oil. make them a little crispy. shake off the grease. and eat them right away. >> looks like the super fan from "saturday night live." >> exactly. if you end up going there and wanting to order them, you have to call them clicken wings. because in buffalo, if you ask for buffalo wings, you are automatically a tourist. they know you are from out of town. if you want to blend in and be with the cool kid. >> buffalo style. otherwise you are an out of towner. >>> well, kicking things off with a big bash tonight, 23 billion wings consumed each year. a midnight snack started all that. >> i love them. >> mm-hm. >> expect rain. drying up along the gu

back to the two people, a man and woman. there are bars in windows and doors of this home, it's possible that those might have slowed their escape. forcing them to exit through the garage which might have been the longer way out. we just heard from the captain with the fire department says there was an emergency release on those bars, a lever that can be activated from the inside so you can get out in a situation like that. even though that release is on the bars, they were not activated. it's not clear why they took that route as opposed to a window. that's what did happen. >> they came running out the garage, they were screaming, yelled, call the fire department. >> reporter: what condition were they in? >> they weren't that bad. they were still walking but you could see one of them was holding their arm and crying. >> reporter: that is something as the fire department points out you can have people like that man and woman who escape on their own are walking and talking, but are still in bad shape because they have these burns. we don't

. >> we left the bar. and what essentially happened was i ended up running my boyfriend over with a car. fleeing and trying to get away. >> and a convicted killer with a loyal wife finds a new love. >>> every year, close to 70,000 people are processed through the five facilities that make up the orange county jail in southern california. most have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, charged with everything from minor infractions to murder. some will be released or bailed out within hours. others will call the jail home until their cases are resolved in court, a process that can take years. one inmate facing such a prospect is daniel wozniak, who prior to his arrest, could be found performing as an actor on the stages of various orange county play houses. >> i want people to know i'm a good guy. i'm easy going. i enjoy long walks on the beach. i'm an aries. i just want people to know that no matter what throughout all of this, i'm really a good guy. almost everyone in my life will say so. >> what i k

the enders at the bar decided to run into the water for fun.emperature for the swim, had a was 11 degrees. the water was 36 degrees. >> warm by comparison then. >> nice and balmy in the water. after that dip everyone headed to the brar for charity auction. >> 75 people taking part in that. >> i'm wondering if some of them came from the bar to -- >> without it make it seem like -- >> to the bar. >> make it seem like a much better idea. >> run home and take a hot shotter. >> there you go. >> there you go. coming up, the skinny. turning to god. former 2 1/2 men star angust. jones on why he gave up the show and all that money. >> brain teasers. the best ways to expand the power of your mind. you are watching "world news now." d me baby ♪ ♪ head games >> "world news now" weather, brought to you by secret clinical strength. 90% confident i'd say the right things. but with 100% odor protection, i had nothing to worry about. [ female announcer ] only secret offers clinical strength antiperspirant in your 2 favorite forms, with 100% odor protection. int

and the bars on the right are 65 plus. the blue bars are tobacco and the green bars are now red. and here are the blue bars in the red bars. unlikely as we become addicted, we need help. the tobacco industry had been sued by the state and the state can realize that they were putting out more money to treat tobacco related diseases through the medicaid programs than they were able to bring in taxes. as a consequence they sued the industry offering just how much the tobacco industry is part of treating addicted children. you can find hundreds of these examples in the legacy foundation database. the group said that if you're really selling this, you're going to be out of business in 30 years. >> we want to make sure that customers cannot afford our products, so they are talking about children. this includes product not regulated by the fda to attract children. this is one of many examples. we're talking about apple and eccentric or the apple industry does the same thing. again because the industry is coming after them and this entices children to engage in that behavior. lay commerci

if you don't it's bad for bars the cost of lines has quadrupled for many local bars and restaurants. these places to talk to a couple establishments and deficits go to big battle lines it costs $16 a couple months ago is now more than 60 and bartenders say why is are almost every joint research. >> : our industry lines are used in a pretty much everything would drink. what could jan have a line one of these >> : little has a cast on but operational costs are up. like most places are being the cost now. they're jacking up the price of premium or greed as the first we slimes. as prolonged problem or more restaurants could be increasing prices and some supermarkets are increasing the price is known now but could get worse lines are the top of most people's shopping less but when you go to a bar you are aligned. why that's so expensive. >> : mexican drug cartels are extorting a lime drawers so they're suffering from also is from california bad weather in florida sort of a perfect storm. >> : wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones to do amazing things. but why sign a 2-