there have been no bids for the parlor in western maryland. the hope to make changes to attract more bidders to the state. president obama is introducing ideas to slash the budget and diminished the nation's deficit. the only thing he says he would not do is allow middle tax increase -- middle-class tax increase. brian moore has the story from washington. >> as pall mall winds down his -- as president obama winds down his trip to asia, he is looking to make inroads with the new members of congress. >> to put our country on a path of fiscal discipline and responsibility that will lead to a brighter economic future for all. >> president wants to eliminate your marks, those pork projects lawmakers piggyback into bigger bills. this past week, a presidential commission released radical suggestions for raising revenue and slashing the deficit. that includes a cut in the home mortgage tax deduction. republicans say they are ready to make some tough decisions. >> we are tracking down every last rule and robot with two key government spending on autopil

october 17 at the parlor, 2801 leavenworth, a suspect, or actually one of the patrons, a lady was dancing on the dance floor, somebody knocked into her. spilled her drink, and came back with a new drink and then she felt like it had been drugged so she was wondering when the person went to go get the drink that they put something m it. so they made a report on that. and the incident at 561 gary street as far as a female patron felt like somebody approximate had -- had put something in her drink as well. and at show girls a patron got into a verbal fight with the doorman. the doorman went inside and all of a sudden somebody came from the inside and got in a fight and weat -- beat him up. i don't know if there is any correlation between the doorman and this person. and the last is named powa. october 21, around 11:00. the impala security pointed out a car that was going at a high rate of speed at broadway and kearney streets, blowing through all the red lights and almost running people down. security was able to point out the car and the officers were able santo go make the arrest. another

so far there have been no additional bids for the parlor in western maryland. they hope they will attract more bidders to the state. >> president obama will return from his asian tour. meantime the president is talking about ways to slash the budget and get the nage's deficit down. he's willing to make serious deals with republicans. here's 11 news reporter brian mooar with the story from washington. >> as president obama winds down his asia trip, he finds ways to work with republicans. >> we have a chance to help the american people. to put our country on a path of fiscal discipline and responsibility that will lead to a brighter economic future for all. >> the president wants to eliminate earmarks. those pork projects lawmakers piggyback into different bills. this past week a presidential commission introduced a radical suggestion for raising revenue and raising revenue. that includes a cut in the home mortgage tax dededuction. republicans say they are ready to make tough decisions. >> we are tracking down every last rule and roadblook. if we're ever going to

one of the men operated a mahjong parlor. the defendant dumped the body abouts of the victims in the water. prosecutors said the defendant deserved a death sentence for what they described as a cold-blooded crime. they said the man killed one of the victims with an electric saw while he pleaded for his life. the defendant had admitted to all charges. >>> in a lay judge trial, six randomly chosen citizens serve along side three judges to determine guilt and sentence those found guilty. that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm gene otani. we'll be back in half an hour with the latest news and weather. jj

so far there have been no additional bids for the parlor in western maryland. the state commission hopes that lawmakers will make changes to attract more bidders to the state. >> president obama will return to washington today from his 10 day asian tour, his longest trip away from the white house. he is willing to make some serious deals with republicans. brian has the story from washington. >> president obama of winds down his threat and is looking for ways to work with the incoming republican members of congress. >> we have the chance to advance the interests of republicans, democrats, and the american people. to put our country on the path of fiscal discipline and responsibility that will lead to a bright future for all. >> the president wants to eliminate your marks, up for projects on bigger bills. -- earmarks, pork projects on bigger bills. including cuts to the home mortgage tax deduction. republicans say that they are ready to make some tough decisions. >> we are tracking down every last roadblock raid to be that the spending binge on autopilot. we need

police say they targeted the massage parlors after getting numerous complaints. an 83-year-old alameda woman is hoping thieves will have a change of heart and give her back her little dog, her yorkshire terrier, duke, and another man stole her purse. she says it happened in the early afternoon. she was less than a block from her home when the robbery happened. police say the men were driving a faded blue or green '80s honda or toyota sedan with a gray front-quarter panel. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> the giants ended their 56- year title drought by proving the oldest adage in the -- old evidence adage in the game -- good pitching stops good hitting. tim lincecum pitched a masterpiece. the texas rangers averaged 25 hits in the five games. edgar renteria is the mvp. >>> the fans were willing to pay a lot of money for those tickets. there was one giants' fan who paid more than $8300 for a seat in the dugout club section for game 6. since there won't be a game 6 that fan will get a refund. the highest priced paid seat for any texas game was $5

> she sounded panicked and out of breath on may 10th as she described what just happened in the center's parlor. >> he started beating him. he was beating up one of the fathers. >> police say he is william lynch, the 43-year-old who is accused of brutally beating father gerald limner. he made his first court appearance today. >> you are not to contact him in anyway. >> lynch denies attacking limner, but the two have a history. him and his brother accused limner, a former priest, of sexual abuse. they received a settlement in 1990 ai. the statute out of limitations ran out and limner who denies everything was never charged with a crime. >> when he has harmed so many children and so many families, not just the child, but the family as well. >> reporter: outside superior court, signs made it clear which side these demonstrators were on. the prosecutor painted a different picture blaming lynch on an attack on a 65-year-old man in a retirement home. >> we believe our laws exist to protect all members of society irrespective of who it is. >> he should be in front of the judge right now, and not the g

it was the same i understand i mean there's always room for some of the beauty parlors in the more freedom of assembly right to protest demonstrating from one of america's largest military bases even journalists now can be expected to target. the. skies are welcome to the kaiser report yeah well j.p. morgan turns out they own the paper on this studio and they're threatening to foreclose so i don't know how much longer we're going to be in this studio we're looking to go to asia maybe hong kong or singapore if you have any ideas i mean email cause report and r t t v are you going to be getting some souvenirs of the studio while we still have the jets because this is going to be an epic souvenir this is the famous tabletop there was a big conference call about this tabletop all night long oh mark gone what will we all do about it let's go to state server stacey tells more of the news max actually i have some news here that. really captures the total global problem with monarchs all of arcs and the absence of any justice for the ninety nine point nine percent of us that are peasants so first

parlors. police say they targeted the massage parlors after getting several compliants. >>> police search continues now for suspects in the deadly drive-by shooting in richmond. this happened on south 21st street shortly before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police say a man in his early 20s were shot while riding a bicycle. we don't yet know his name. witnesses say they saw a white from that shooting scene. if you have any information about this call the richmond police. >>> a man armed with a semiautomatic handgun armed a restaurant in concord. it happened at 10:00 friday night. police say the man pointed a gun at a front counter employee and demanded money. no shots were fired. the restaurant were full of customers at the time. the suspect that got away is on the louis. >>> we're learning a san francisco man accused of beating a roman catholic police -- he claims a priest sexually molested him and his brother when they were children. lynch filedth negligence suit. his lawsuit -- he was an employee of the global church. >>> the man accuserd of attacking and killing a nurse at the martinez jail is due

and then, there's the owner of a pizza parlor. the republican nominee for a seat in mow lean, illinois. they're a handful of the dazzlingly diverse group of more than 200 candidates seeking public office for the very first time. most are running for the house of representatives. 16 candidates running for congress are doctors including larry bouchon, an indiana heart surgeon, who was upset about health care reform. >> people in the private sector need to step forward. >> reporter: four of the first-time candidates for office, are basketball or football players. then, there's the gospel singer from frog jump, tennessee. ♪ 138 women are major party candidates vying for house seats. 38 candidates are latino. and 61, african-american, of which 14 are republicans. tim scott of south carolina, a tea party conservative, is favored to become the first african-american republican elected to congress from the deep south since reconstruction. his district, 75% white. >> there's no question that the issues are more important than the race. >>

the wedding occurred on october 25th as i said 1764 in the same parlor of her father's house. her father was a minister in massachusetts just outside of boston. where initially they had found themselves totally uninteresting. in her last letter to john before the wedding, abigail asked him to take all of her belongings which she was forwarding to their new home. then she said, and then, sir, if you please, you may take me. [laughter] >> that gives you a bit of a sense of the correspondence. i want to dip you as i say in two moments. i thought of dipping you in summer of '77, it's got a melodramatic quality to it. abigail is pregnant. in 13 years, she's pregnant six times. that's normal for new england women. they lose two out of -- two of three kids out of 12. and she writes him, he's in philadelphia. it's a very pivotal moment in the war. general howe is sailing out. god knows where he's going. they think he might be going up the hudson. going all the way around to the south side of the chesapeake to come up to philadelphia from the south. john says he's going to california. i

parlors. they are accused of soliciting under cover cops. police say they targeted the massage parlors after getting several complaints. >>> we are now learning that a san francisco man accused of beating a roman catholic priest has filed a lawsuit. william lynch surrounderred to authorities. he claims that a priest sexually molested him and his brother. his lawsuit alleges that the vatican is valid. >>> they are trying to figure out whether a suspicious fire is connected to other fires reported in that same area. we first told you about this yesterday. fire destroyed a bar and recycling center on tenth and commercial streets. investigators they think it's suspicious because there has been a dozen other fires. an 80-year-old alameda woman is hoping that two street robbers have a heart this morning and return their beloved yorkshire terror. the victim says she was less than a block away from their house at 2:00 in the afternoon when that robbery happened. police say the man were driving a faded blue or green '80s honda or toyota sedan and had a gray front quarter panel.

and then there's the owner of a pizza parlor. epublican nominee for a seat in moline, illinois. they're just a handful of the dazzlingly diverse group of the more than 200 candidates that tomorrow are seeking public office for the very first time. most are running for the house of representatives. 16 candidates running for congress are doctors, including larry bucshon, an indiana heart surgeon who was upset about health care reform. >> i decided that people from the private sector, especially in medicine like myself, need to step forward. >> reporter: four of the first-time candidates for major office are former basketball or football players. there's even a gospel singer from frog jump, tennessee. 138 women are major party candidates vying for house seats. 38 candidates are latina and 61 african-american, of which 14 are republicans. tim scott of south carolina, a tea party conservative, is favored to become the first african-american republican elected to congress from the deep south since reconstruction. his district, 75% white

goes to the beauty parlor weekly. and finally, grksz ertrude karasik. he best thing about being 100 is not feeling guilty about eating candy, chocolate and ice cream. back to new york. >> okay, uncle willie. >>> what can you get for under $200,000? we have got some great houses to look at. barbara corcoran is here to take us on a tour. let's go to vermont, nice two bedroom home, priced at $219,000. >> and if you blink, you'll miss it. there's one post office and one country store and 809 residents as of yesterday morning. it sits 2,000 feet high, surrounded by wild now flower fields. it's a perfect place to get away from it all, a greatest cape outside from the new york city or boston area. it has wood floors throughout. it has big beautiful wood beam ceilings. that staircase was built with the house and they haven't touched it and it looks good to me. the eating kitchen which we'll see in just a moment has bright white cabinets and out back a big screened in porch where a separate living area. a lot of space for only $219,000. >> let's go to columbus, o

one of the men operated a mahjong parlor in central tokyo. the defendant dumped the bodies of the victims in the water at yokohama port. prosecutors said the defendant deserved a death sentence for what they describe as a cold-blooded crime. they said the man killed one of the victims with an electric saw while he pleaded for his life. the defendant had admitted to all charges. in a lay judge trial six randomly chosen citizens serve alongside three professional judges to determine guilt and sentence those found guilty. earlier yuko fukushima spoke with nhk senior reporter koji nishigaki to get insight on this story. >> can you give us the background which led up to today's sentence? >> in japan lay judges have ruled on 800 cases so far, but this is the first time they've imposed this sentence. japan introduced the lay judge system in august 2009 to reflect the opinion of general public in dealing with serious and significant criminal cases. in the country there is a certain standard on whether to sentence a person to death. in a case like this

receptionist sounded panicked and out of breath on may 10th after she described what happened in the center's parlor. >> he came up and i have no idea he was beating up on the attacker. >> he is william lynch, 43-year-old is accused of brutally beating the father gerald linner. >> he denies attacking him but the two have a history. he and his brother who the former priest of sexual abuse. they received a $625,000 settlement back in 1998. statute of limitations ran out and linner who denies everything was never charged with a crime. >> harmed so many children and families, it's not just the child, it's the family, as well. >> outside santa clara superior court, they made it clear which side the demonstrators were on. they paint a different picture blaming lynch for a premeditated attack on a 65-year-old man in a retirement home. >> we believe, all members of society, irrespective of it. >> this is a man who should be in the one in front of the judge right now, not the gentleman standing next to him. >> he plans to plead not guilty to the charges but he called the associated press, somebody needs to b

>> even people that are for the slots say that they do not like these parlors. the entire concept is flawed. it is very sad that we spend so much time on dangling -- gambling, it is a lousy way to get revenue for the state that we seem to be mesmerized by. i am hoping that the corruption problems of the state do not come to maryland. >> thank you. >> great to see you. >> thank you for being with us. one week from today, kenneth altman will be our guest. if you have a question, send it to us that sunday questions, wbal-tv.com. do not go away, we will be back with more news in a moment. we have a look at what is coming up on "meet the press." >> the showdown on nuclear weapons between the president and opponents. the press has outlined its support for the u.s. and game in afghanistan. our guest is hillary clinton. fossett emerging leader in the republican party has a new book that issues a blistering attack on the president's leadership during the gulf oil spill. during the gulf oil spill. plus, our political to where to get the car fixed. auto service plus is the

. >> with tuesday's official announcements the parlor game of comparing kate to william's late motherought it was quite nice because obviously she's not going to be around to share in the fun and excitements but my way of -- >> let's see the ring. >> 30 years earlier in a strikingly similar setting, the 18 carat and diamond stunner graced the hand of lady diana spencer. just 19, she dated charles only six months before their engagement, a far cry from the more than eight-year courtship for this royal couple. >> i'm also glad i've had the time to sort of grow and understand myself more, as well. >> often described as confident kate once quipped the prince was lucky to have her. >> i think everyone can see she's not like diana. she's not a troubled girl from a broken home. she's a very easy-going, happy, well-adjusted girl. >> despite her background oovpz, diana's parents' bitter divorce hahned her, her own marriage arranged for prince charles far from the fairy-tale she dreamed of as a little girl. yet there, is a feeling this royal union will be different, that kate middleton, the com

heart receptionist carol santos sounded panicked on may 10th as she described what happened in the center's parlor>> he came up and beat him up. he was beating one of the fathers. >> police say he is william lynch. the 43-year-old is accused of brutally beating father gerald lindner. >> no contact in any way. do you understand that? >> lynch denies attacking lindner but the two have a history. william lynch and his brother accused him of sexual abuse. they received a $625,000 settlement back in 1998. the statute of limitations ran out and lindner who denies everything was never charged with a crime. >> when he has harmed so many children and so many families, it's not just the child, it's the family as well. >> outside of santa clara superior court signs made it clear which sides these demonstrators were on but prosecutors paint a different picture blaming lynch for a premeditated attack on a 65-year-old man in a retirement home. >> we believe our laws exist to protect all members of society irrespective of who the victim is. >> this is the man who should be the one in front of the judge right now

receptionist karl santos sounded panicked and out of breath as she described what had just happened in the center's parlor>> he came up and started beating him up. i have no idea. he was beating one of the father. >> police say he is william lynch. the 43-year-old is accused of brutally beating father gerald lindner. >> you understand that? >> lynch denies attacking lindner but the two have a history. lynch and his brother accused lindner who is their former priest of sexual abuse. they received a $625,000 settlement back in 1998. the statute of limitations ran out and lindner who denies everything was never charged with a crime. >> when he has harmed so many children and so many families. it's not just a child but the families as well. >> outside of santa clara county superior court, signs made it clear which side these demonstrators were on. but prosecutors paint a different picture blaming lynch for a premeditated attack on a 65-year-old man in a retirement home. >> we believe that our laws exist to protect all members of society irrespective. >> this is the man that should be the one in front of the j

the wedding occurred on october 25th as i said, 1764 in the same parlor of her father's house, her father was a minister and we met massachusetts just outside of boston where initially found themselves totally uninterested. in her last letter to john before the wedding abigail asked him to take all her belongings, which she was forwarding to their new home in braintree, then she said and then, sir, if you please, you may take me. [laughter] that gives you a bit of the sense of the correspondence. i want to dip you, as i said, in to moments. i thought of the thing you in the summer of 77. it's got a mill the dramatic quality to it. alagiah's to pregnant. in 13 years she's pregnant six times. that is normal for new england woman. the least two out of three kids out of 12. she writes him, he's in philadelphia. it's a very pivotal moment in the war. general powell is sailing out and got no where he is going. they think he might be going up the hudson to capture philadelphia. he's going all around to the south side of chesapeake to come up to philadelphia from south. sean says he's going to ca

. >> also a robber holds up a bingo parlor in the south bay right in the middle of the game in frontf a hundred people. >> downtown san francisco, the clouds thicker. drizzle for the morning commute but the big rain for your evening commute and the storms on the way for the weekend. >> that means roads are a little wet. could be slippery as you make your way towards the bay bridge toll plaza but delay free although major road work in hayward again this morning. i'll tell you all about that. >> and there is magic brewing in the middle of the night, especially if you are are muggles fan. people have been flocking to the latest harry potter movie. we're going to tell you what's going on coming up. >> we're fans. >> yes. did you see them playing quidit. what a nice way to have a little fun. >> i didn't see the brooms. >> no. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm kristen sze. >> we don't start with happy news like that. two people are dead and three others are injured following a solo vehicle crash in san francisco's lakeside district early this morning. it happened around 1:00. a car

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vice president biden called the speculation a washington parlor game during this interview with larry king yesterday. the vice president said there was never any serious talk about him not being on the obama presidential ticket or hillary clinton not continuing as secretary of state. as for donald trump, he seems intent on fueling speculation he may run for president in 2012. he said he would be willing to spend more than $200 million of his own money to pay for his campaign and he will make a decision by this summer. donald trump says he thinks the united states has lost respect internationally and says president obama is in over his head. >>> despite approving tuition hikes, uc officials are warning that the school's financial problems are not over. uc regents aproved afternoon 8% fee hike for undergraduate tuition. also approved a 10% hike for graduate students. regents who voted no say the hikes will only bring in a tiny portion of what is needed to close in next year's $1 billion budget short fall. >>> the 8% fee increases creates a $115 million which is 1% of our budget solution

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the ticket. it was a washington parlor game. >> larry: more with the vice president of the united states right after this. >>> collectively, the generation of soldiers, sailors and airmen and marines who have served and sacrificed for us are the heart and soul, the very spine of this nation. >> larry: we're back with joe biden, the vice president, the former guantanamo detainee is tried in a civilian court, acquitted on all but one of 280 charges. the other side says he should have been found guilty on all of them. one side said though if it's a result of terror you can't introduce it in court. where do you stand? >> well, if it's a result of torture -- >> larry: torture, i'm sorry. >> the fact of the matter is what's going to happen is he's going to jail for a minimum of 20 years to life. had he been tried in a tribunal which some of the critics say he should have been tried in a military tribunal, the same evidence and they voted for the change and the same evidence would have been inadmissible. if we held him, as some suggested on the right, held him indefinitely as a detainee, a prisoner of war

times" reports the state has banned the use of the card at pot clubs and tattoo parlors cruise ships and other uses not consistent with the intent of the program. >>> bell city council is going to hold a recall next march. last night an angry crowd confronted the city council and the mayor, who was arrested this year on accusation of corruption. in march, residents will vote on whether to remove three councilmembers. eight current and former officials are charged with looting the city of $5.5 million. all are free on bail fending a pretrial hearing in december -- depending a pretrial hearing in disease. -- in december. >>> "don't ask, don't tell" will remain in place until at least the spring. a federal appeals court has extended the freeze on an order to halt the policy while it reviews the governor's challenge. the potsy bans gays from openly serving in the military. the stay will remain in effect which could take a year or more. >>> the historic world series event that happened in 1954, coming up. >> plus, it's election day. we'll tell you where you can get a free ride to the polls

the fat doboy. it's cheese steak beef, two chicken fingers, two mozzarella sticks, jalapenos, ketchup, mayo and french fries. all inside of a sandwich. next up, shakespeare's pizza parlorere the mizzou tigers are king of this jungle. hungry students come here for the pizza. >> we're throwing a pizza party. we're trying to keep that attitude going on. we're trying to have fun while we're working. the customers pick up on that. and here we are. >> reporter: i ordered a pizza with everything on it. the verdict? really, really good. next stop, ol stuga in tiny, lindsborg, kansas. this is the best college bar in town. and it's not just because it's the only bar in town. ol stuga is swedish for ale house. it was established by swedish immigrants. and it's home to bethany college. the signature dish is called the brent nelson. polish sausage grilled on a press, covered with two slices of cheese. microwaved and topped with barbecue sauce. very good. a lot of cheese. our final stop, new orleans. and camellia grill. close to tulane and loyola universities. this venerable diner has been serving up burgers and heaping omelets to students and locals since 1946. >> everybody loving

. >>> another setback for maryland's push to put a slot parlor near cumberland. theeadline has passed without a bid. the lodge's financed by the state. the license would allow for a casino with 1500 slot machines. they will work with state lawmakers to make the new location more attractive to potential bidders. tacom>> former veterans are geta kick off. the veterans work to in the yard and painted inside. they are building a home for a civilian family enclave street in northeast. >> if you have got free time, america is the place we need to help first. let's start here before we fix everybody else. do this. i think it is great. >>> time now for a check of the traffic situation. eric thomas is watching the situation for us. >> north on georgia avenue will be completely closed at cameron street, which is downtown silver spring. there is police activity forcing everyone to turn. you cannot go any farther north than cameron street. elsewhere, at the beltway looks terrible. outer loop is pretty normal as far as the distance of delays. however, you will find it is even mor

retail use efinition, l service, retail use which provides services to the individual, including salons, cosmetic services, tattoo parlors, and health spas, or art, dance, exercise, martial arts, and music classes. that is where we felt both of those centers were both best classified under that section. tha commissioner hwang: okay, thk you. president peterson: as commissioner garcia mentioned, he had to leave the meeting. when it comes time to vote on this item, it commissioner garcia's vote would make a difference in the outcome of the item, the item will be continued to allow his participation in the vote. we are ready to move into public comment. if i could see a show of hands of people interested in speaking on this item? ok, great. we will ask people to line up on the far wall. and president peterson? president peterson: in light of the number of speakers and the need for a translator, we will have one minute for public comment. >> if you need translation services, if someone is not standing next to you to help you have that, let us know and we will make sure somebody does that. also, i need to make sure everybody

other businesses affected by the ban are bail bond establishments, bingo halls, cruise ships and tattoo parlors. >> it's election day and polls are open. after weeks of hearing the predictions, the polls and the pundits, today voters get the final word on who will be in control in washington. tracie potts is at the center of it all with today's last minute campaigning. >> we need you! we do need you! >> a last minute push by democrats. >> we need to you get fired up. >> ignoring the polls. >> i keep looking for this enthusiasm gap the republicans say exists and i can't find it to save my life. >> hoping to win undecided voters. >> they are saying to themselves, look, i'm not thrilled with the democrats, but i don't want to go way off on the right track. >> democrats made so many automated calls in some areas, phone service is jammed. predictions of big losses have republicans feeling confident. >> i believe the american people repudiate obama's policies at the polls tomorrow. >> candidates are nervous. >> we are feeling very good and very strong, but it comes down to getting out the vote. >> pr

. >>> children got caught in the middle of a terrifying situation in a bay area pizza parlor. ose responsible are still on the loose. >>> there is trouble in tiburon. a man hunt is under way. >>> and the opening well is about to ring on wall street. a new report this morning is shutting optimism. >>> welcome back to the morning news. they are just getting ready to ring that opening bell in new york this morning. could be a pretty good day. we got retail sales reports this morning. in some respects a little bit better. car sales if you factor those in pretty strong in october. so it looks like again we could see some gains. markets in europe are up this morning. we'll keep watching those numbers. >> he brought the kids another to clap too. >> tech america on the nasdaq exchange. and there is the opening bell live. looks like a good. >> yeah. thank you for joining us i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. we are following developing news in tiburon. an overnight high speed chase and crash lead to a major policeman hunt. moments ago police scaled down that search. i want to check in wit

. >> also a robber holds up a bingo parlor in the south bay right in the middle of the game in front of more than a hundred people. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see some of the drizzle. it's making the streets maybe a little slick this morning. talking about a better chance of rain tonight, update you on showers and thunderstorms this weekend and how low the snow will go in the bay area. >> all right. the roads are slick. there's a lot of fog on interstate 80 through vallejo and american canyon. so far seeing a lot of friday light traffic. >> a few broomsticks slide around last night. all part of harry potter. we'll let you know more about the premier and the turnout up ahead. >> good morning. it's 5:29. thank you for joining us on this friday. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. two people dead, three others injured following a solo vehicle crash in san francisco's lakeside district early this morning. it happened around 1:00. a car traveling at a high rate of speed westbound on ocean avenue. two inside the vehicle were thrown from the car. one was dead at the