we have notice violations on the 12th at the parlor. on the 18th, noise, the front- line not controlled, fights inside the club that came out. part -- patrons over served. some could not stand. bonnett on the ground again. -- vomit on the ground again. that day we felt we were able to meet the manager and we talked for half an hour that night and went over the different concerns we have. we talked about backing down on the bottle service, listening that or making it more expensive. we talked about controlling the lines. not having it completely blocked. it said the -- set the tone. another one was a 85 -- was 85 campton. it is an alleyway going out to stockton. it is to 30 a.m. and you have a large group. i did not see any security out there. security had them go outside and they were done and we're going to go home. they still have a responsibility of dealing with the people over on stockton street. the hustler club on february 25 at 12:30 pm we talked to them about not having [unintelligible] it was a perfect time or unfortunate for th

the parlor, a solstice, schuyler, the coffee bar, the parlor, a vessel, hustle club, and the ambassador. it gives you an idea of who we're watching and what is going on out there. if you read the list of incidents from report, i will not read through that. officer mathias is here tonight and he will go over the side -- over the highlights out of central. i am open to commission questions. >> are you saying an increase in incidents? is there red flag we should be aware of? but that would not say an increase. this is over a month worth of information here. if you divided this up, we have had the last meeting, if used with this in half it would be normal. the volume was more attributed to the time. commissioner hyde: the jack in the box that is on here, we already heard about this incident. >> this is a different location. this is 400 gary. it is closer to union square. >> same sandwiches, though. >> regarding the economic impact report, are there any plans about giving a similar report for daytime entertainment like the festivals and parade in san francisco? >> at the moment, no one has r

the biggest opponent is the owners of the new slots parlor at anne arundel mills mall. that's opening this summer. >>> the effort to put d.c. mayor vincent gray up for a recall vote is running into money problems. according to the washington examiner, it has only $12 in its war chest. the organizer behind the effort calls it a bump in the road. 45,000 petition signatures are needed for a recall. >>> former d.c. mayoral candidate sulaimon brown will be back in court. he's going on trial accused of driving without a listen. he was arrested last september. in one case he said he was promised a job for dropping out of the 2010 mayoral contest and

and they don't have a -- an independent legal standing so they have to find the parlor politics, they have to find a way to maneuver around that. to have influence within that sphere which really comes to influencing the power players. and creating the back channels and the second network that can influence things that are going on. really keep washington moving. >> let's move on to mary lincoln. what's her story? >> she comes in at a very vexed day. mary lincoln is probably looking to someone like dolly madison, this is what the first lady is is supposed to do i'm going to be a political hostess. i'm going to have the influence. i'm going to be an adviser to my husband and a war starts so she had to retool what she's doing. following the idea of dolly madson and the hostess, she believes that she needs to know a powerful presidency, that foreign governments should support in the war. you want to be on our side, not the confederacy side. to demonstrate to the union that the government is powerful. and that things are things are progressing as the they normally would. >> how did she do

city hall last week and asked the city council to amend the municipal code to better regulate the massage parlors. the council says it will take turned consideration. the owners say they welcome inspections. they've only had the business two weeks before it was run by another owner. >> i think that we're losing our customer base. if there was a bad clientele that was coming here before, we don't want them here anyway. >> hopefully somehow we'll get to the bottom of it and shake it out and find out. mainly for the safety of the neighborhood of. >>> bad economic times have thieves after precious metals, what they're cashing in on that could leave some neighborhoods vulnerable to crime. >>> the hi-def doppler is strangely silent, but don't be lulled into a false sense of security because we have got rain on the way and something completely different. we'll have details after the break. as lisa washington shows us, the crooks >>> freemont police are asking for the public's help in finding thieves stealing copper out in the open. the crooks are not only costing the cash strapped city thousands of doll

the level. what we found when we went inside a new massage parlor. >> that's it. that's the end of it. >> a week and-a-half after her death, whitney houston was laid to rest. how fans took one last opportunity to say goodbye. >>> and it seems like our needle is stuck on this musical forecast again. rainy days and mondays. again, big changes ahead. we'll have details on that and why this nation was transfixed 50 years ago tomorrow. in a few minutes. broken crane on top of the k >> there was another traffic problem in san francisco this afternoon. there was a broken crane on top of the bank of america building downtown. it's not clear yet what happened, but a large box is dangling over california street. and as a precaution, the street has been closed for five blocks while crews figure out what to do. >>> business is moving into one community are facing extra scrutiny from neighbors. the businesses are massage parlors, and some neighbors don't think everything on the table is exactly above board. anne makovec explains. >> it's hard to know what's really going on. >>

some battles were waged over tea cups in the parlor. phyllis wheatley was the african poetess whose work had won praise from voltaire and censure from jefferson. named for the slave ship that transported her from africa to boston, wheatley entered washington's life in october 1775 when she sent to the american commander a folsom tribute in verse which ended with a flattering, if inaccurate, prediction. a crown, a mansion and a throne that shines, with gold unfading, washington divine. ms. wheatley's salute coincided with a ban on free negroes in continental ranks. one can readily discern washington the southern slave holder in the seclusionary order issued under his name. quote, neither negroes, boys unable to bear arms, nor old men unfit to endure the fatigues of the campaign are to be enlisted, it said. the interdict was short-lived. within days, it became clear that governor dunmore, having fled his williamsburg palace for the safety of a british man of war, intended to sew sow seeds of racial rebellion by welcoming runaway slaves int

the bride. a san jose tattoo parlor went up in flames this morning. re was reported shortly before 5:00 a.m. at lucky star tattoo on blossom hill road. the tattoo parlor on the second floor of this building sustained heavy damage. investigators are working to determine a cause and say the building appeared to be unoccupied at the time of the fire. >>> investigators are looking for the cause of this two-alarm fire at a market near richmond high school. someone reported the fire at 3:30 a.m. it took firefighters 45 minutes to put it out. no one was injured. firefighters put the damage at about 200,000 mostly to the office and storage area. officials at the united nations began a two-day visit to iran today amid tensions over that country's nuclear program. the u.n.'s international atomic energy agency wants to determine whether iran is trying to make an atomic weapon or just enriching uranium for power. so far iranian officials have denied they are working on atomic weapon. if that's disproved, both the u.s. and israel has said military action against ir

create enemies for her husband and she's a real master of that, the sort of -- it's often called the parlor politics of the time period, where women are setting up their own networks of social links that keep information flowing. dolly madison has her finger on the pulse of what's being said in washington and can bring that information back to her husband. she can bring that information out to other people. she has a series of friends. she finds jobs for friends of friends. it creates a support group for her husband, and for her husband's administration. >> what does her book shelf, if you will, if you're in this part, tell us about who she is jie mean, what are some of the artifacts in there? >> some of the mows amazing artifacts, the one that's resonant, a piece of burnt wood. a piece of timber burned during the ward of 1812 at the white house and came to us from a collector that references while dolly madison didn't save it, it references dolly madison's heroism, the thing we all remember that dolly madison saved the portrait of george washington and other pieces from the white house tha

. >>> well, neighbors in one county community are questioning the increase in the number of the massage parlors in their city. now, they believe that something shady is going on in them. that could be gone with with them doing about it. >> well, it's hard to know what's going on. >> reporter: the windows are covered, the signs are neon, providing massage. >> how far does it go? >> reporter: these are the questions that neighbors are asking in lafayette after a few new businesses with them moving on into town. >> i do notice that there is only, well, male customers. hi, my name is ann, i'm with channel 5. >> reporter: when i rang the bell, the woman who answered said she would be happy to have more of a female clientele. her husband came to back her up. >> we're just trying to run the business. come on inside. >> okay, great. >> she gave us a tour of the facility. saying everyone that works for him is a certified therapist and they signed this paper saying they are not allowed to do anything illegal. his wife even teared up, telling a story about a man who offered her a tip in exchange for extra

first place i think a lot of american jews look to what's going on in israel what's developing in the parlor and particular in the field is truly alienated from that and they say to themselves this is not the israel that we fell in love with this is not israel that we want to defend american jewry has always been more liberal than israeli society they traditionally voted democrat and often open to a list off the docks practice of judaism then the israeli counterparts. for years a rift has been growing between the two much of it based on the aggressive policies of tel aviv towards gaza and the occupation these radio palestinian conflict still shows no signs of compromise and consecutive israeli governments have been unable or unwilling to reach agreement with the palestinians even many american jews feeling more and more alienated from israel does some of what's going on in the israeli public sphere troubled some north american jews troubled them very very greatly i have no question but that's the case since the late one nine hundred sixty s. israel has built hundreds of thousands of homes he

>>is your girlfriend still at the massage parlor? >>she still works at the massage parlor, yeah. >>oh that's right, thank you thank you. she works in a massage parlour. what else? >>i don't know. it's your life, tell 'em! >>that's about it. struggling a little bit today. >>yeah, he's having, he's got a little problem with teamwork. obviously he never played any team sports or anything like this, he's having a little problem with teamwork, but anyway, and, and making the right turn where he's supposed to turn. fire rescue, you guys have any questions for him? anybody else? any questions? alright. we're going to come up rivera's driving the bearcat he's going to come out wide here, okay? (vo)manny wants to test the rookie even further. for this warrant, not only will dave be driving the bearcat, but he'll be required to pull the security gates off the front door, known as a bar pull, so that the team can enter the house. >>once we're back, i'll call pull, pull, pull, alright? again, rivera, that only comes from me, okay? pull, pull, pull. anybody have any questions? >>driver, watch

what would they have said at the beauty parlor? marcia, what's wrong with him? that's literally what they'd have said at the beauty parlor, what's wrong with him? we've got to destigmatize workforce training in this country if we're going to take advantage of what we can have for american competitiveness. because it is essential if you do not have a workforce that can deploy the technology and put in place the innovation, you cannot get the productivity increases that are required to stay competitive. so, i'm going to close with that thought. it is, if we're going to be an american -- if we're going to be a country competitive in manufacturing, we're going to have to remember to focus on that. not to the exclusion of all else, but that we have to focus on that. my old friend and fellow mississippian, fred smith, the ceo and founder of fedex has a saying. fred says, the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. the main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. if we expect to beiv in america in manufacturing, the main thing is for us to invest sm

the lucky star tattoo parlor was badly damaged but nobody was hurt. >> it's that time of year, one of the country's most famous contests is giving you a chance to win big monday yes. >> on the consumer watch, we explain the rules of the game. >> now you could be, a winner. >> reporter: george ramos knows he probably won't win the publisher's clearing house but you be is willing to try. >> continue, page three. >> reporter: he said it's not easy to enter the online version without first having to click through dozens of offers and adds. >> makes you try to click on something to buy. >> reporter: when we tried we had to go through eight pages before we could submit the entry. >> the company wants you to buy what it is sells. >> reporter: laurie wilson of the bbb said it's illegal for contests to require a purchase or a fee to enter and publish's clearing house does make it clear there is no purchase necessary. >> could they make it easier? yes. >> reporter: it's also him al illegal to favor people who buy something. most of the winners don't buy anything. the bigger concern is fake swee

these businesses came here to city hall last week and asked the city council to amend the code to better regulate parlors. the council said it'll consider it. the couple say they welcome the inspections. they have only had the business two weeks. >> we are losing the customer base, now -- if there was a bad client that was coming here before, we don't want them here >> hopefully we will get to the bottom of it and shake it out and fibbed it find it out. >> the city's budget is just not big enough. the robbers take, the city replaces, copper theft crossing in to the millions. >>> and both party dear sir agree on this. we should be paying less for gas. how consumers bound to benefit when gas prices go up during the election year. >> how are you tonight? we have increasing clouds over the bay area. it'll turn wet tomorrow. first, we will send in the clouds and then big changes and what was gripping the nation 50 years ago tomorrow? we will have the details after a break. ,,,,,, bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless tog

the bathroom counts as the chamber and the parlor counts as the chamber. they yell lies at us.specific video of me when he could have had video of 24 to 50 other people at that time. >> the bathroom counts as the chamber? well, now to be fair, this happened with democrats in wisconsin as well. but what democrats haven't done is signed the harshest voter i.d. bill in the country. that's what state representative clayfish signed on to. but he's not the only republican coughing about voter fraud while committing it. last month the undercover team in new hampshire trying to get ballots with the names of dead people. last week the maine republican party chair blamed e-mail spam for votes not tallied. and now we have wisconsin representative joe kleefish joining the effort. now it would be funny if it wasn't so sad. i'm in atlanta tonight fighting back against this effort to suppress the vote. they'll keep trying games, but we won't let them get away with it. joining me now is judith brown, co-director of the advancement project, a civil rights group focused on the issue of democracy

they set up a paul campaign donation box in the parlor. ositions on individual liberties and state rights. paul's libertarian philosophy is popular in nevada, a state that allows gambling and legal prostitution in some areas. >>> the old saying goes it is better to give than receive. apparently that is not true for your typical facebook user. new study shows the average user of the menlo park-based social network gets more than they give when in that they get more likes, comments and pokes than they i go. researchers say behind that is a small -- group of power users who do more than their share of tagging, linking and up loading. >>> still ahead, the new hint from the nfl that could mean the end of rumors of raiders moving back to l.a.. >>> plus, they didn't make the super bowl, but the 49ers have every reason to celebrate this morning. in fact, about 200 million reasons. the vote has the team thinking touchdown. >>> free help coming to the cow palace that could save thousands from foreclosure. >> reporter: i'm katie marzullo in the newsro

we've got the video from the massage parlor in las vegas. take a look very closely at this. nter, you can see the woman who works there at the massage parlor being told to go into a back room and to get some cash, and she is followed by the three suspects here. and we're going to show this to you again. they do get some money, they get away. the workers at the massage parlor actually escape through a back door and call the police, but by the time the police get there, the suspects have already gone. all three of them are described as being in their 20s and black. the young woman there you see with the hoodie is about 5-6, about 160 pounds, and the two men are about 5-10, 150 pounds. this crime took place in north vegas february 6th, so just a few weeks ago. if you know who these people are, here's a number on the screen to call crime stoppers of thfd, and there's the number, 702-385-5555. and if you have some information, you can call, and you don't have to give your name. so let's hope they catch them. jenna: yeah. good thing no one was hurt. rick, thank you. jon: well, a ne

it heavily damaged the lucky star tattoo parlor on blossom road. the firefighters were able to put out the fire in about 22 minutes. the first floor did suffer some water damage. luckily no one was inside at the time that it went up in flames. >>> let's turn our attention to our chief meteorologist jeff panei paneiri. >> we had a weak system move on in late last night and early this morning. totals not too bad with this weaker system. .12 in richmond. san jose for the water year, just 2.84" of an inch of rain. we're now at a negative 7.45" deficit in the entire bay area. this time last year, we had triple the current amount. as many of you know, it's been a big contrast from last year, but those numbers really go to show how dry it is. in fact, in many spots we're actually rivalling how dry it is in the desert southwest. for today we did top out at 50 in san jose, 60 in livermore and upper 50s to low 60s in the north bay. feeling like winter here with the cloud cover in place, but these current numbers are dropping right now with 50 in san mateo and

flames heavily damaged the lucky star tattoo parlor located on the second floor of the building. firefighters say no one was in the building at the time of the fire. >>> the defense department announced a military plane crashed sunday killing all four u.s. servicemen on board. the u.s. africa command said the u 28 utility plane was conducting a surveillance mission when it went down near a u.s. air base. the cause of the crash is under investigation. preliminary investigations shows fire was not the case. all were based out of the base in florida. >>> 36% of republican voters say they support santorum, that's 10 percentage points head of romney. texas congressman ron paul trails with 11%. we report now from the campaign trail. >> reporter: romney and santorum spent time campaigning in the state of ohio, one of the super tuesday states. everyone is looking at next week's aconites in michigan. the race is tight there -- week's campaign in michigan. >> he was the candidate because he was the winner. >> one of the people i'm running again, santorum, goes to washington, calls himself

flames were shooting out of the second floor window of a tattoo parlor. it started in a commercial building. firefighters managed to get the flames under control after about 0 minutes. -- 30 minutes. the worst damage was the studio lucky star tattoo parlor. >>> well, if you got to stay home because of the holiday, good for you. if you had to come in, this is what you saw. yes, the bay bridge is back open. that's mobile camera 5 going across the bridge this morning. it's way ahead of schedule. it was supposed to open tomorrow morning, but they opened late last night. the upper deck after that closure for demolition and detour projects, that's why it was shut down. it was supposed to shut down tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., but good weather helped speed up the weather over the weekend. drivers notice the difference just over the toll plaza. >> the big difference is that traffic is going to be shifting to the south a little more than it has before. the curve is easier than it was previously, but it is different. >> detour gives crews the room they need to cor

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one day, approximately five months earlier, dolly had called ellen to the parlor for an errand but really to, quote, show her to a georgian as the colored people called the slave drivers. after ellen was dismissed, dolly arranged with the trader to pick up the girl at the pump in the public square where she would send her at a prearranged time under the ruse of fetching water, but ellen got wind of the plan and escaped into the bustle of the city. now, as i say, it impresses me that jennings would risk his hard-won status as a free man by helping others try to achieve that same condition. this was not to be. jennings was one of the last operatives o who worked with white northern abolitionists to plot this escape attempt out. it was part of the underground railroad, and it turned out to be the largest attempted slave escape ever in american history. the pearl left the harbor but met with light winds on the potomac. that slowed it down. got to the chesapeake and then the winds were too heavy to enter the bay. still, they might have made it to freedom in the north but for a turncoat in the

the biggest opponent is the owners of the new slots parlor at anne arundel mills mall. that's opening this summer. >>> the effort to put d.c. mayor vincent gray up for a recall vote is running into money problems. according to the washington examiner, it has only $12 in its war chest. the organizer behind the effort calls it a bump in the road. 45,000 petition signatures are needed for a recall. >>> former d.c. mayoral candidate sulaimon brown will be back in court. he's going on trial accused of driving without a listen. he was arrested last september. in one case he said he was promised a job for dropping out of the 2010 mayoral contest and attacking then mayoral fenty. >>> both parties are spinning. the latest on employment numbers. friday the government announced unemployment fell to 8.3%. that's the lowest number since february 2009. in an interview last night, president obama said he wants to make more improvements in his second term. >> we've got to not only boost up american manufacturing so that not just the auto industry but all american manufacturing is buildi

the damage was contained to the parlor. in one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. >>> the bay area commute is back to normal this morning after the bay bridge reopened last night ahead of schedule. tara moriarty is near the toll plaza now to tell us how caltrans was able to reopen those westbound lanes so early. tara? >> reporter: well, you know, the rain left a big question mark on when this project would be completed. but mother nature cooperated and caltrans crews were able to open up these westbound lanes early. if you take a look behind me, you can see how nice it looks, the road after the toll plaza very smooth, freshly painted. and crews even had time to fix potholes. this was not supposed to be open until 5:00 a.m. after:00, the barriers came down and the chp escorted the first cars across. they wrapped up the work 33 hours early because the weather was sunny. >> we got it prepped up so we could come back on the weekend so we could repave the road and align it and overlay the road on the overbridge so you

the bill would allow a slots parlor in prince george's county. voters would have to approve a table games and the new casino location in november. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. would you support expanding gambling at slots parlors to include table games, like blackjack and roulette? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a woman will spend the rest of for life in prison for murdering her boss. shontay hickman pleaded guilty in the stabbing death of a dentist, dr. albert ro. >> she realize that beyond the carnal penalties that she has to pay that there may be a spiritual one that lay before as well. she felt bad about her involvement in this. >> police discovered she has stolen more than $17,000 from the office. police found a fingerprint on the scene, a cousin. back to the jury room as deliberations continue in the trial of an inmate murdering a corrections officer. lee stephens is accused of stabbing david mcguinn. julius henson will be back

very end is that it's really these new household goods that take their place by the 1840s and 1850s in a codified parlor vocabulary. the works of currier and ives. it is clear what objects and where you can purchase them. this period of provincial fluidity which we spent most of the evening looking at begins to diminish and close. thank you. [ applause ] >> professor jaffee will take questions. if you can come up to the microphone to ask the question so we can capture the sound. >> professor, several slides back, you showed on the film a very lovely chair. claw legs and beautiful finials and it had golden upholstry. you said it was made by a craftsman. not a factory chair. do you remember the chair? >> are you talking about the hitchcock chair? >> no. i don't think so. it had claw legs. it is just prior to the factory chairs that you showed us. >> okay. >> go back. there you are. now, those chairs were individually made by a crafts person not in a factory, is that correct? >> yes. i'm trying to figure out. >> were they treated as art form by the colonials much like having a painting on a wall or were th

the cookie delivery delayed. we will return to lafayette and hear what residents there are saying about a pair of massage parlors and how their complaints have sparked an investigation. >>> the union of the university campuses has decided to ask its members whether they want to move forward with a series of two day rolling strikes. faculty walked off the job for one day. cal state east bay and at dominguez hill. those faculty contract negotiations have hit an impasse. sticking points include workload, class size and pay. as a result the union has decided to ask faculty if they want to authorize the two day rolling strike. the vote is expected in april. >>> in daley city tonight, dozens of engineers joined the picket line. they say they are supporting engineers who work at the hospital and are on strike due to failed contract negotiations. we also contacted a spokesperson for the hospital he says that is simply not true. that the hospital has offered both wage and pension increases. he says the hospital asked the union to return to the bargaining table and that the union has refused. >>> another legal show down ov

it will bring about 2000 jobs to the state. >> mike miller supports opening a slot parlor, but his preference is our raceway. if a six-casino site is ok, the casino next to the mall could lose millions. i do not want to see anything to jeopardize the much-needed revenue. >> baltimore planned casino stands to lose money, too. the mayor pledged the money to lower property taxes. eaker added this could spark lawsuits. the prince george's gaming bill provides a sweetener. operators who now get 33 percent would not get 40%. >> the bill will need a super majority in the house and senate. 29 boats in the senate, 85 in the house. take of the mayor does not oppose the bill her office says, because it bans gaming statewide. it has to ultimately be decided by voters through a referendum. >> meanwhile, the senate has postponed a debate on the same- sex marriage bill. mike miller wanted to give members time to draft amendments to the legislation. yesterday a committee voted 7-4 to send it to that senate floor. it passed the house by a narrow margin. any changes to the legislation now will kill the measure

the cookie delivery delayed. we will return to lafayette and hear what residents there are saying about a pair of massage parlors and how their complaints have sparked an investigation. >>> the union of the university campuses has decided to ask its members whether they want to move forward with a series of two day rolling strikes. faculty walked off the job for one day. cal state east bay and at dominguez hill. those faculty contract negotiations have hit an impasse. sticking points include workload, class size and pay. as a result the union has decided to ask faculty if they want to authorize the two day rolling strike. the vote is expected in april. >>> in daley city tonight, dozens of engineers joined the picket line. they say they are supporting engineers who work at the hospital and are on strike due to failed contract negotiations. we also contacted a spokesperson for the hospital he says that is simply not true. that the hospital has offered both wage and pension increases. he says the hospital asked the union to return to the bargaining table and that the union has refused. >>> another legal show down ov

after complaints of prostitution they think the businesses are offering more than just a massage. they show massage parlors grass clay given. they say their business is legitimate and neighbors are not comfortable with it. >> i don't like the lingering that goes on. >> we are pursuing different strategies and like i said taking to the landlords... >> they are looking to discourage permitting to discourage little legal tooktivity. it is the exchange to develop the rights for the waterfront. this is how much the city stands to cash in when the yacht races begin next year. it is questioning whether they are given a huge gift. >> we are proposing to give it to the -- give it to the 5th richest man why the warm however they may not have the attendance. >> we will provide a huge boost featuring a star. baby don't you want to go speered. >> he started doing b.b. king and they performed sweet home chicago and it was in recognition of black history month. >>> what a california lawmaker is having us do in connor caster, we will tell you what caused that flooding. . >>> welcome back, severe winds are making for diffi

i look at it like this, the lady at the massage parlor doesn't give you your pants back until you payoney. >> so she is holding your pants hostage. >> but it is in my strategic interest to get my pants back. >> it certainly it, especially if you are going home to a significant other. >> the people in this newsroom. they were removed upon entry. >> hang on, joe, before you move on, you over looked something dana said because you were too busy thinking of a bad joke i think. say again what the egyptian military officials were doing besides throwing cabinets. >> they were bearing their man parts. >> they were waiving their peniss. >> they were helicoptering. >> let's keep this above the belt. it is a news show. let's not get low brow. >> that was actual news. >> we are living in a low brow period of history. >> andy, you can dress a dirty joke up as news all you want. i am not falling for this. this is the way you lured me into your apartment. let's move to oliver stone. you know what, guys, let me go down the list in this story. would you say the apple comment again some -- again? >> th

if approved it would become the sixth gaming parlor in maryland. coming up at 6:30, we'll talk live to prince george's county's executive about the idea. >>> turning now to the republican presidential race this morning. g.o.p. hopeful rick santorum is trying to capitalize on his recent surge in the polls. >> he's targeting mitt romney in his home state. >> reporter: rick santorum signed autographs as he worked for votes in michigan. he'll spend a second day in the state trying to build on his lead. santorum is using michigan, the state where mitt romney grew up, to launch an attack on romney's lack of consistency. >> governor romney supported the bailout of wall street and decided not to support the bailout of detroit. my feeling was that we should not support, the government should not be involved in bailouts, period. >> reporter: thursday romney defended his position that the auto industry should have been helped through bankruptcy. >> long may they rule the world. >> reporter: santorum has surged in the polls campaigning as a conservative alterna

city points to several web sites including one which give graphic reviews of the services offered at some massage parlor. >> it's defendant's exhibit to ascertain for certain what's going on behind doors. there is, however, evidence on internet to suggest that in the illegal activities are occurring. >> we spoke tot owner to say they offer legal businesses and offer legal massages. where the dow industrial reached a level not seen in nearly 4-years. about two hours, the dow crossed 13,000 mark, 11 last seen in may of 2008. the industrial average eventually retreated -- treated and closed up 16 points. nasdaq lost 3. almost doubled a low when it hit 65.47 in 2009. that was reached in 2007. >> there seems to be a little bit of foolishness when we come close to one of these milestones. there is this, you know, bullishness in the air down here. >>> since the start of the year the dow has gained slightly more than 6%. >>> exclusive ktvu will find the shift in voters support here in california among the republican presidential contenders. 37th mitt romney. at the same time support from rick santorum rose from

the person who took her top off, she danced. she knew her way around a stage. today there are still strip joints and topples parlorsut the excitement is long gone. the condor is a sports bar. carol will still put on a show to anyone who wants. and at her own store she can wear whatever she wants. >> it doesn't stop sofia loren or jennifer lopez. yeah. >> if you've got it flaunt it. >> and that's how a girl who got up on the piano made her mark on the 20th century. >>> when we come back on a second look. the changing face of north beach where herb cain spent a lot of his time. >>> and how willie mays remembers herb cain. [ male announcer ] no one just hands you the title, most advanced technology in its class. it needs to be earned. earned with smartbeam head lamps. earned with vented temperature control seats. earned with an 8.4-inch touch screen. and if you're driving one, you know what it means to earn something. ♪ >>> welcome back to a second look. tonight we're remembering the late san francisco columnist herb cain. a man who wrote about the city he loved for over 60 years.over the years many of cain's anecdote

do not want the media trucks throw-- there are different meda truc-- they have also called the police to parlor from nearby cities just to let them know that in case things get out of hand that they could need mutual aid. reporting live from oakland >>vicki: these groups he's anarchists', how are the police plan on haggling them tonight? >>da: so far, police have stayed away from frank ogawa plaza. they are not anywhere near that area. they are waiting for the protesters to come over at this intended area. the protesters intent on getting their path towards the police station. once they start to destroy property, the police will of in. however, if the demonstrators remains peaceful, they will still allow that to happen. >>vicki: we have seen the previous damage to property what've we seem that tonight? >>da: we have now seen any business owners the boarding of stores is pretty much business as usual the only thing that this difference is the amount of police officers in downtown oakland. we can tell you that the police chief called in extra officers. >>vicki: thank you. the slate has also is jo

floor is occupied by the tattoo parlor which is called lucky star tattoo. they were able to get that under control pretty quickly. the building was unoccupied when the fire happened. >>mark: we will be right back on the kron4 morning news. here is a live look outside on the san mateo bridge. the rain showers are drying up a bit. a few scattered showers still lingering. a high and the upper 50s later this afternoon. >>darya: 7:44 a.m.. samara a lot of people will head back to work and at temperatures will start to warm up. >>erica: here is a live look at conditions over storm tracker 4. most of the wet weather activity is situated to the north. very slow to warm. about a coming in at 45. into the afternoon we do anticipate mostly cloudy skies. a drive for the most part would temperatures a little below the seasonal average. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows sunny and warm conditions for the rest of the week. as the into the weekend we will cool things off a bit. time for a check on the morning commute with george. >>george: it is still a quiet ride aro

license -- highway limitation on his driver's license and he disobeyed the limitation to get to the tattoo parlor. >> reporter: news of cook's death made national headlines. his family received calls from the packers and even nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> i said to my wife that when i pass away the 49ers are going to call you. she says why? i said they are going to call to you ask you to renew my season tickets. >> reporter: cook was a rookie member of the club in 2003. jacobson remembers quizzing him on his legitimacy. >> we asked questions like, how did you get out of los angeles after the game? do you remember the hot air balloons around super bowl vii? >> plus 25 shipping. >> reporter: jacobson was disappointed his trip to indianapolis could not be with the 49ers. >> in the old days it took me to may or june to get over it. i think this year i'll be over it in april. >> reporter: predictions? >> i never do. especially when people see me say this on television, they call me up, you idiot, how could you do that? [ laughter ] >> no. >> the good news is, bob cook's daughter is going to carry

the ordy -- ordinance would require massage parlors to be certified by the state and that would mean 500 hours training at an approved school. >>> people in the south bay who cannot afford dental care will be smiling. dr. fong will perform free emergency treatment for adults and children. you can call this number there, 408-377-5833. the treatment runs from 9:00 this morning, just about 45 minutes from now. if you missed today, dr. fong plans to hold more sessions in the future. >>> vandalism at a richmond elementary school looks premeditated. that's what what the president of the school board said. vandals smashed windows and splashed pain and graffiti. the school was supposed to open in just two weeks but that's opinion pushed back now. the police say it's possibly disgruntled employee of the construction site that may be to blame. >>> bathrooms are back hope at -- back open at mt. diablo high school. the principal closed all four path rooms because of graffiti. that triggered a lot of media attention as well as the school's 1400 students. the school says the superintendent ordered

get to one of your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- would you support expanding gambling at slots parlors to include table games, like blackjack and roulette? >> this is from mark, not me. >> let me know if i read that with the feeling intended. >> there is one more sentence. >> we will read more of your responses in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> good morning. we look ahead to the nfl draft. the fallout from the super bowl continues. there will be a parade for the giants today. tom brady has to deal with some comments made by his wife. was heckled -- she was heckled. she said, i cannot believe that they dropped the ball so many times. she did not know this conversation was being taped. she was right. i'm not sure tom wanted his wife ripping his team. pitchers and catchers report to spring training on saturday. the orioles traded german guthrie for pitchers jason hammel and matt lindstrom. jeremy guthrie would be a free agent by the end of this season. there will make about $8 million, about what the birds would pay jeremy guthrie. some