this is the west parlor, also known as the ladies parlor or mrs. davis' parlor or the drawing room. as you can tell, decoratively, it's quite similar to the center parlor. the two rooms were often used together as one big room with the pocket doors open and they could shut the pocket doors for more privacy. that would typically be done with a group of people splint by gender. for instance, during one of these receptions, most of the guests would file through and go outside. mrs. davis and the female vip guests, you might say, would withdrawal into this room, whereas mr. davis and the men would stay in the center parlor or stay in the dining room for cigars and brandy, that kind of thing. behind me is another image of jefferson davis. this was done in 1862 by frederick voc. when he was preparing to evacuate richmond, he was worried about this bust. he didn't want to leave it here for the union army to find. he also didn't want to take it with him. he knew he would be moving around a bit and he wanted to travel light. so he left this bust in town with a friend of his who wrapped it up

the sack. this massage parlor is full. >> the next stop for the task force is a parlor that officials repeatedlyor illegal female workers and -- >> did you see this? >> a secret hiding place behind the laundry room. >> it's a living quarters. >> what is this? >> this is an illegal living quarters. unapproved room. >> how many people do you think live back here? >> i would say about four or five of them. there's another bed. >> where? >> sofa, out there. >> at the time, the women deny knowing anything about the beds. >> so you don't sleep back there? >> no. i don't sleep there. >> as investigators pull up to the health club, it is clear the owners have been warned. six women go running out of the spa and they shut off their lights. >> can i talk to you both? do you guys work for h and b? >> what? >> do you work for h and b? >> no. >> yes? >> what are you running for? >> what happened? >> where are you guys going? >> no. i go buy something. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> you're not coming from h and b? >> i don't know. you can go. i go to buy something for food. >> okay. >> yeah. thank you. >> yeah. >> what

the unit responding used the parlor as a location reference. from the security reports we received, the incident happened across the street from the venue. did not happen in their venue. it happened across the street. their security and park police intervened. they did everything right. they were able to identify this particular suspect. they were able to help police control the scene. this is a positive, not a strike against them. i think it is an important distinction. it could not be a good commission meeting without bringing upper [ -- up [ unintelligible]. when we get that compliant -- i have to do a bit of follow-up. my next commission meeting, i should have a pretty straight meeting of whether we want to bring them up for suspension, or revoke, or whatever. this commission asked me to keep them apprised of the particular situation. finally, we had the roger waters concert on the 11th. we had very few complaints on this particular event. there are people in the immediate area who complained, which prepared the much expected. as far as comp

. -- asked to to leave the tattoo parlor. >> you can see the image on this mold. a family says they can and why they feel it's a blessing to have the image there. >> and friday is here and many of you have big plans. but if you are outdoors you might need a plan b. i will have details coming up. >> reporter: no delays on the south side of 95. just north of the beltway i will show you what 83 looks like in my abc2 timesaver traffic report. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> around the nation a dangerous ride home for some commuters in detroit. look at the water. this is thursday a water main break flooded the freeway closing lanes in both directions. it's a veries abouty highway. cars were stranded -- busy highway. cars were stranded and they had to wade out of it. water department crews were working to stop the flow. >>> in texas a mom faces charges after she was found passed out in a parking lot of a tattoo parlor. now she was turned away from the parlor for being drunk. and inside the car were a number of bottled beers and prescription meds and a woman's one-y

they are considering revoking the permits of two of the parlor, while the third has voluntarily agreed to give up its permit. >>> a day of potentially damning testimony in the beating case of giants fan, brian stowe. the first eyewitness identification of court of the two defendants. the woman said she heard profanity and a scuffle before she and her husband ran toward the trouble. she testified his head hit the ground, making a cracking sound. the two men in the case have pleaded not guilty. >>> concord police say the teenager involved in a fatal crash could be charged with vehicular manslaughter. back in april he and his 9-year-old daughter were killed. another daughter was badly injured. when the 17 year-old suspect lost control of his suv, and crashed into the family on the sidewalk while they were riding their bicycles. the district attorney investigators say they have two months of evidence to go through. but will not say if or when the charges will be filed, even though police recommend the charges. the teen was arrested but later released. >>> a new show of support for the teen

the massage parlor denies employing trafficked women. >> come on out, health department. ight back. >> who is the manager? >> a new city law requires massage therapists to keep their body covered from the neck down. when the women see police, they immediately run to don lab coats to avoid being cited. >> when i first went in there, there were plenty of girls with johns, at least three. we got them out of the rooms and they were scantily clothed. they had very little on. they weren't professional masseuses. it's obvious. >> all women there were dressed in inappropriate attire, very provocative. high-heeled shoes. they were showing a lot of their assets, so to speak. >> on this visit, inspectors find that the owners have removed the ten beds they found in a secret crawl space on their last inspection. >> that's where they were sleeping previously. >> i'm sorry. >> the task force says it's not much, but at least it's one small signal that while they can't completely eradicate trafficking, they are having some kind of impact. >> i'm trying to get in. let's go, let's go. >> thi

the furnishings. mrs. madison's parlor and the dining room had been finish since the spring of 1809 and really it was the elliptical room that was holding everybody up including the finlays. by december everything was set for the ceremonial new year's day reception that had become a tradition president thomas jefferson had started. although crowds would come from near and far to catch a glimpse of the president's house, mrs. madison had a large draw to the event. although a bit bizarre, she took a youthful fashion. robes, turbines, coquettish blush with rouge. president madison, however, was not as beloved. he adored his wife and she him. but he was a bit stern. definitely what we like to call a statesman. once such encounter is described as he was a little man with a powdered head having pale countenance but with little flow of courtesy. this is not a compliment, let me assure you. let's see. you can see up here, there's that reference to the wallpaper. when guests finally arrived on new year's day, 1810, they came throug

we are in the parlor at his home in fairview what. about the role of religion in his wife and his wife's life? >> it's a big question. one of the things about bryan is very important. he never really separated religion and politics. we think of that now as something that some people, more conservative people think that you should have a christian government and america is a christian nation. but for bryan, his christianity was what he called applied christianity. it was really the social gospel. that is he believed that if you're a good christian, you want to go out and save the world. you want to go out and help the poor. you want to help workers. you want to lel the playing field, as the caller mentioned. so for him, his religion and politics were in the separate. but in some ways i think this hurt him among some people that were not evangelical protestants. most people were. but catholics and jews were less enthusiastic about him because he was such a crusader. also he supported prohibition beginning in 1910 and was a very big suppo

the two of them sit here in the parlor and clay would say, you know, something to and mr. lincoln say and that reminds me of a story. they'd go back and forth. lincoln never said he met clay. so i think that's very possibly he would have said that. he did say clay was his idea of an ideal statesman. when he wrote his inaugural, he took four things with him to write the inaugural with. one of those four items was henry clay's speech in the compromise of 1850. clay's effect on abraham lincoln was important during the douglas debates. lincoln said his views of henry clay were the views of abraham lincoln as well. >> we must spend time talking about the 1844 election. so let's listen to a question from charles. >> caller: hello. my question is this. i'm a kentuckian-born, the home of rosemary clooney. i understand from the panel, your two guests, henry clay is considered the favorite son of kentucky. although he and lincoln were members of the wig party, i don't understand how he could be the favorite son and not abraham lincoln. who -- when he met harriet beacher stowe, had y

i basically asked that they not have the bingo parlor in our backyard and the city council rescinded the world for them to allow bingo to be played in the senior citizen complex. >> stephen: in other words... >> they shut us down. some of the people they socialize went back home and we're giving them home delivered meal. >> it helped fill an empty space in my life coming here. >> i get bored and lonely sitting in my room sitting by myself all day long. >> but at least you're not playing bingo and it's made all the difference in the world to the streets of bald knob. difference made. >> bingo! (cheers and applause). >> stephen: we'll be right back. >> stephen: hey now! welcome back, everyone! my guest tonight is hosting the tony awards for the third time. big deal, i'm hosting the show for the 1,44thth time. please welcome neil patrick harris. (cheers and applause) neil, good to see you again nice to see you again, you clean up nice! >> thank you, you as well. >> stephen: it's weird to see you here. >> i'll say! (laughter). >> stephen: because i'm used to seeing you when we're both on

i basically asked that they not have the bingo parlor in our backyard and the city council rescinded the world for them to allow bingo to be played in the senior citizen complex. >> stephen: in other words... >> they shut us down. some of the people they socialize went back home and we're giving them home delivered meal. >> it helped fill an empty space in my life coming here. >> i get bored and lonely sitting in my room sitting by myself all day long. >> but at least you're not playing bingo and it's made all the difference in the world to the streets of bald knob. difference made. >> bingo! (cheers and applause). >> stephen: we'll be right back. do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. hispering) this is so great, date night. just the three of us. i'm just sayin'. and this is such a good movie too. i mean at the end when it's revealed the grandmother... i mean at the end when it's revealed the gra

they have singled out the particular parlors. they were found that business is had previous on wednesday at sites that were now to the online prostitution websites. crystal massage parlor has agreed to give up its >> stake francisco is cracking down on the city's tour guides. it put in the ordinance that requires the buss is to reduce the volume karen karen these to the people that live in the alamo square area. they're fed up with the buss is double parking, of blocking driveways and hot sometimes cites the wiping car is in yen >>mark: this is sexual- harassment lawsuit against this as a club player. he is accused of setting a picture of his private parts in a text message written >> >>mark: admission to a national park will be freed tomorrow. if you miss it to mar the be free entrance again in september. >>darya: the time right now is 7:28 a.m.. we have lots of sunshine with cooler temperatures. will be right back. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and on

most of that money was made at the slots parlor in perryville. well, tonight the state's newest casino will be opening its doors. we're talking about the maryland live casino which is near anne arundel mills mall in hanover. it will have 3200 slot machines and another 1500 machines will be installed this summer. gambling begins at 10:00 p.m. >>> also ray bradberry died at the age of 91. he was the author of such classic books as "fairnts height 451" and "the martian chronicles." he is credited with elevating science fiction into the realm of literature. his daughter says that he died last night in southern california. >>> still to come when 9news now continues, if you missed the venus transit across the sun, we're going to show it to you in just a moment. >>> also, a member of the kennedy family is joining us in the studio to talk about how his father shaped him and the united states. mark shriver is here. >>> i'm one on one with mark shriver. father's day is just around the corner. we want to celebrate father's day early by an incredible man who

and you will see the billiard parlors -- parlor come back to you at the next meeting in two weeks. >> any public comment? seeing none, do we have a motion to call the chair? >> moved. >> second. >> same house, same call? >> yes. ok , e, -- item e, 1111 california st., place of entertainment permit. >> in april of 2011, this item was first before the entertainment commission as a place of entertainment at the sonic auditorium. some neighbors and organizations challenged the permit. since april, 2011, use of the masonic auditorium had been discussed in multiple environments. you'll see the pieces of paper in your binder to indicate the multitude of hearings and the outcomes of those hearings. the second generated, i think, 35 conditions. and that motion is 185 two zero. -- 18520. you can find that conversation, or at least be familiar with them. regulating the annual event hours to the occupancy and the alker all sales. -- alcohol sales. i also included the liquor license, which also included additional conditions. given the prior hearings on the use of the masonic auditorium, staff is

>> well, today it certainly is not like the-mile-per-hour dame -- the children's parlor game of telephonere you pass a saying around the circle and by the time it gets to the end it's been corrupted. go back to the historical context, it was a very oral culture. and we're only talking, here, maybe 40 or 50 years. i can certainly remember things 40 years ago. and 30 years ago quite cereal. and something of this monumental importance i probably would remember it quite vividly. but in that culture where member morization and oral transmission was -- member morization and oral transmission was a longstanding part of the transition i don't think we can assume that they were unable to keep the facts straight. >> i think by this time our audience is consumed by curiosity about both of you and paula fredriksen, i note that you were born in that great state of rhode island. where i hail from. kingston. the uri, you didn't go to uri, though, you went to wellesley. and then you went on from there to where? >> oxford. university. >> how many years were you there? >> one. >> what did you study? >> the

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. >> the slots parlor at arundel mills will be a huge moneymaker if last night was any measure. thousands lined up to be some of the first to sample the games at the third largest casino in the state. nation. the crowds were massive. traffic was snarled. to many were turned away discouraged -- many were turned away discouraged. >> people said they were in the line since 4:00 in the afternoon. the line was all the way around the building. >> it is right here in our market. i'm not mad. i'm glad about it. >> for a closer look at the casino, you can visit our website, wbaltv.com. >> less than one week after the worst performance of the year, the dow surged to its best day in 2012. speculation that more stimulus is in store sparked a surge in the market. hallie jackson tells us how investors are going to be watching closely for clues about how the federal reserve will move forward as the chairman speaks to lawmakers. good morning. >> good morning. it is a toss about which is more anticipated -- the new casino or ben bernanke testifying. that is the sound of good news on wall street a

we'll tell you how the supreme court ruling on the health care law could affect what you see at the pizza parlor. >>> jerry sandusky is getting acquainted with the place he will likely spend the rest of his life -- jail. the longtime coach was found guilty late last night of sexually abusing ten boyce over a 15-year period. the verdict came after 20 hours of testimony, and the testimony from eight men. in reality, a pedophile who preyed on young boys. here is reaction from both sides of the verdict. >> there are many important lessons to be learned from this case. one of them is that we can't let the national focus that this case has brought upon child sexual abuse fade after these cameras are turned off and the media has shifted their attention to the next important story. we have to continue to focus on child sexual abuse, and to shine a bright light in those dark, dark places where the jerry sanduskys of the world lurk. >> we always felt that jerry's fairer shake would come from the jury, and we still believe that. the jury obviously believed the commonwealth's evidence, believed the commonwe

we'll tell you how the supreme court ruling on the health care law could affect what you see at the pizza parlortting acquainted with the place he will likely spend the rest of his life -- jail. the longtime coach was found guilty late last night of sexually abusing ten boyce over a 15-year period. the verdict came after

it's the state's third slots parlor. near the anne arundel mills mall opened with more than 3200 slot machines. >>> a quality start last night for edwin jackson. the nationals. he picked up his first win since april. struck out six. nats top the mets 5-3. they go for the sweep this afternoon. >>> 6:54. time to reveal the answer to our question of the morning. it was women purchase 96% of which of these things? is it a, candles, b, shoes, or c, cosmetic supplies. >> the answer is a, candles. our viewers were indeed right. we'll have one more check of traffic and weather next right here on 9news now. >>> during the white house science fair, the president of the united states urged the media to take kids who are doing great things and show them a high profile. you know what? we're doing it here at wusa9. tomorrow in prime time, our team was able to put together a fantastic special. the president in it, secretary of education, all the local superintendents are in it. great kids. so please tune in. it's called cool schools: t

intervening 34 years, we have been going through the pabst room by room, resto restoring to its period of significance, 1892-1906. this room was mrs. pabst's parlor, the most formal m radioin the house and the least used room in the house. what's interesting about the pabst mansion to me is that this is truly an expression of the american guilded age in that -- american families really kind of taking all the best ideals from europe over a period of 300 years, and compacting them, under one roof. so you have -- each of these rooms expressing an individual architectural thought. so this room -- designed in the french style popular in the 18th century. find itself in 19th century milwaukee. now, we are very fortunate that most of the furnishings and the panelling and everything in this house were done here in milwaukee by the matthews brothers. and so this house while it could have been all import med materis again was an expression what was capable of milwaukee in the 1890s. we're fortunate when the pabst family sold the house to the archdiocese in 1908, they sold the house with original furnishings on the first floor. so those items have been -- p

. >> he goes to the massage parlors there. >> i don't know what that means. >> that was completely out of line. >> can't a guy just like mountains? >> association taking steps to avoid grunting. unnecessary step against joy bahar. >> what do you mean? they are scientists. they are jerks. >> kurt, do you think it is uh roizing, the loud grunter? >> i am a weird dude. >> all right, just checking. just checking. sandra, i guess there is a physical reason for grunting, but there is no excuse for grunting as loud as sharapova does. it needs to go. >> do you play tennis? >> i do. >> no noises come out? >> it is not that loud. they are not saying they can't grubt. they are saying they can't grunt as loud as they are. >> who is it offending? >> me. as a viewer. >> you have volume on your tv. >> i shouldn't have to hit mute to watch women's tennis. >> why would you? >> anyway, i think there is definitely a physiological explanation when they are hitting a tennis ball forehand. >> you are thinking they wren acting a no grunting rule. that's not what they are doing. decible level, copy. >> it has

my wife and i found ourselves partly as a consequence, at the french national military academy where we were permitted to hold parlord the general commanding reminded us at the french academy, every cadet has a horse. we asked him why? he said because it teaches them courage. it teaches them responsibility. it teaches them always to be aware of how their own actions, all of their actions, not only their words, may guide for good or for ill other beings. you're at one with a horse, your concentration must be total. ulysses grant was regarded by his contemporaries, literally, as the great horseman of his generation. and by the way when he arrived at west point, this always helps if you are going to be a great horseman -- he was 5'1" and weighed 102 pounds. a small, small man. in the famous photo of grant which all of us know, in which john simon proved was made near cold harbor and not at city point, we are looking at a grant who had just turned 42, 5'6 1/2" weighed approximately 130. a small, thin, rather unprepossessing person. and yet as a commander he had a quality which does not translate or should we say endure

in the next story, peay people in a pizza parlor are faced with another daunting decision, that testsir willingness to step up when they see something bad going down. >> it is perhaps one of the most unexpected and brutal knockout punches ever caught on camera outside a boxing ring. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. >> but what is even more shocking may be what happens next. july 31st, 2004. da vinci's pizza parlor. joseph is about to have a really bad day. it begins slowly when ms. pristia enters and cuts in line. >> when she entered the pizzeria, she went to the front. i wasn't paying attention to what she was doing. >> joseph gets a call from his wife, waving in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer is it going to be. it's going to be a little bit longer. somebody just jumped in front of the line. she goes who just jumped in front of the line. i said well, that lady just walked in was wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> say w

as i am in the nail salons and the beauty parlors as my tbrapped ma used to -- grandma used to say i of people reading that. and my mom calls me and says this is what is happening to you. >> when you are at the nail salon do you bump into bill? >> all the time. but he is in the pedicure area. >> it is called being a pices. it has nothing to do with my masculinity. >> you are not a pices. >> i am an aquarius. >> i am an aquarius too. >> i am a sheep. >> do you have a handgun that i can shoot myself with? you know what, another part of the study shows a third of americans -- this will make you puke, a third of americans believe in astrology. >> my favorite part of the original is astrology, not to be confused with astronomy. >> it is true. they are entirely separate things. >> so i have heard. >> anthony, welcome to the show. >> thank you, sir. >> you are welcome. you says your chart says romney. what do you think his chances are of pulling it out in november? >> i think they are pretty good. people will come out to vote against obama and i don't think as many will vote for obama. you

the opposite. police raided two massage parlors a lafayette neighbor in the this afternoon arrested three people police started watching the businesses on mount diablo boulevard after some neighbors complained about city comings and goings. today investigators say they recovered a condoms business records money and client list. two women and one man had been arrested. it's brought a lot of the amount of traffic and turn their head. it's brought us unwanted attention. we've had business people wondering turn the blood at all hours. it's an element of clientele that it brings the we don't want. the equates the reporter never the last few months that lafayette has been struggling with how to deal with a recent boom in these massage businesses that opened up all around town there are now as many as 20. a newly weds first gay marriages ruins. the two words written on a card that could have attracted the burglars. however various city is trying to fight the problem of panhandling with poppies. the award winning snapshot of a be staying something you've never seen before. tomorrow golfer casey martin b. think

. >>> today the plan to bring a new slots parlor to western maryland could take a big step forward. e board of public works will decide whether or not to approve a $10 million deal. that if it's approved would allow lakes entertainment to buy the rocky gap lodge and golf resort. once it buys the resort, it could put a facility with a thousand slot machines on it there. maryland law allows for five slot parlors in the state. right now only three are open. >>> that $1 fuel surcharge for a taxi ride in the district expired at midnight. the fee was imposed last year to help cover the rising cost of gas prices. well, since gas prices have been falling steadily in the d.c. area, the d.c. taxicab commission allowed that surcharge to expire. it extended the surcharge three times in the past and reserves the right to impose it again should gasoline prices go up significantly. >>> there are foods you should buy organic and ones you don't have to. the d.c.-based environmental working group is out with its list of pesticides in produce. when it comes to having the most pesticide residue, it says