i'm dorothy walsh, the property manager. it's a pleasure to meet you, miss walsh. you know, here this place was, practically under my nose. in fact, it's funny-- i know. it's always the last place you look. you filled out your rental application ? oh, yes. it's all finished. i think you'll be particularly interested in my personal references. oh, i'm sure i will be. well, everything seems to be in order. so, when will i know if i get the apartment ? oh, rosa, if it were up to me, i'd be helping you unpack right this minute. but unfortunately, you're going to have to be patient for a couple of days... while we process this application. oh, yes, i understand. but i'm so excited. i can stop searching. well, you can just go home now and start to dream about your new apartment. i will. i'm sorry to rush you, but i'm going to be late for another appointment. it was so good to meet you rosa. oh, no, the pleasure was all mine, really. "the w-407 was designed with simplicity in mind. even a child can use this camera." that was the wrong button. i knew that. what about this

let's turn to joan walsh tonight.oan, your thoughts on this. >> ed, i think you pointed to the section of the memo that really is the most troubling, that this idea of imminent danger, which you can imagine as in our own country a hostage situation or a terror threat where a police officer really it's okay that he last resort kills someone. but when you see it defined as you don't need clear evidence, it doesn't have to be an actual specific attack, and it doesn't have to be in the immediate future, it really could justify just about anything. and, you know, i'm somebody who voted for this president twice. and i think a lot of liberals have one reaction is well, i trust the guy, but we can't allow our presidents to be judge and jury like this. and the other thing, i think the bottom line here for virtually everybody would have to be that there is no real either judicial or legislative review, not even after the fact. >> yeah. >> we can't even get those memos or white papers from the government. it was leaked to michae

i can have ed walsh talk about that one. he is the inspector. >> okay. >> would you like him to? >> if he is able to answer that question. >> are you? >> yes. >> good evening commissioners. i'm ed walsh, i'm the senior environmental health inspector of the massage program for about 8.5 years. i have 28 years' experience as being a city employee with the city and county of san francisco, as a health inspector. regarding penalties for violations, we have a number of violations that we look for, and we fine people or suspend permits. most common violations are practitioners without proper attire, practitioners that don't have licenses and for violations of employeing unlicensed practitioners. those violations usually incur a fine of maybe $1,000 at the first offense and goes all the way up to $5,000 for the third repeat offense. in the two-year period, we keep track of those violations and when we find them, we bring them to the hearing, and appropriately request those penalties. in the case of illegal activities such as prostitution, the fines are a little more stringent and it giv

this has been a fight to the death between des walsh who heads up herbalife. >> he is the president.: he is the president of herbalife, fighting against bill ackman, a activist investor, a short seller who said came out unequivocally. >> it's a fraud. melissa: it is a fraud. house of cards. investors get out. we're shorting this. he put a tremendous amount of pressure. it has become a bottle back and forth between these two entities is this a business or not. now you're right in the middle of it with your reporting. >> i will say this i want people to know out there, nice that bill mtioned me. i cover this like baseball. i have no horse in this game. melissa: right. >> people at herbalife seem like nice enough people. i know bill ackman, december guy, smart man. we're awaiting a response from herbalife. they were supposed to have one in the can. we reported that earlier. see what they have to say. i will say this, i think des walsh if i had him here sitting in yourchair, okay you said you would answer any legitimate questions from mr. ackman, he would say we don't believe his questio

johnson ojo, a nigerian doctor, and san francisco health inspector ed walsh form the backbone of thecking. for the last three years they have led a team of city officials on a full frontal assault on massage parlors. the message is loud and clear, san francisco will not tolerate slavery. >> we're going to have the fire department, fire inspector, the building inspector and the city planner. we're going to have a combination of two police officers from the san francisco police vice squad which will provide us security to get into the facility. >> is the manager here? who is in charge of this? >> within minutes, inspector walsh discovers a false wall and a hidden room with four-foot ceilings. >> this light must come on somehow. it's a living quarters. are you okay, johnson? >> so, johnson, what is this? >> this is 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. you see personal belongings like excessive shoes and suitcases and excessive makeup. those ar

also john walsh is for gun control, and also shocking developments about the case of oscar pistorius. the night where everybody is talking about what have motivated adam lanza, some are saying he might have been obsessed with a man who killed 77 people in july 2011. he may even believe there was a deadly competition between them, a sick competition he hoped to win by killing even more people than he did. meanwhile, connecticut police spokesman is throwing cold water on the theory at the moment, telling susan candiotti on the record, all of it is speculation. there's no basis to the cbs story. i want to bring in javier, a consultant for the department of justice. welcome back to you. clearly, the moment, no one is committing to a firm motive, but the cbs report clearly implies they are finding some kind of evidence that adam lanza, the sandy hook shooter, had in some way fantasized about some weird, sick competition between him and the norwegian mass shooter. in your experience with this kind of thing, would that entirely surprise you, or is there often a copycat element to these kinds

joining me now, salon's john walsh, joan walsh's writing about the president's education plan.hank you both for coming on the show tonight. i want to start with this minimum wage. they have a problem with raising it. it's madness to me. >> it's madness. it's an anti-poverty program that doesn kostz the government anything. it doesn't do enough, but it's a great start. if the federal minimum wage kept pace with inflation since the 6 1960s, it would be up to $15. and we've neglected this way to help people. for republicans that are always rallying against the increase in federal aid to low income families, to oppose this, it's really counter intuitive. they're really saying we're not interested in helping low income families anyway. >> jonathan, the gop has become known for attacking those welfare and food stamps. take a listen to this. >> we don't want to turn this safety net into a hammock. >> self reliance means if anyone will not work, neither should he eat. we need people working with jobs, not saving food stamps. >> they have no habilitates of working and have nobody around

walsh? >> i do.nd you're confused how to pick up the phone, you have great communication skills and rather do it face-to-face. >> bill: i'd rather not talk to anybody, i'm anti-social. well, there's that, too. but these teens have lost those communication skills. >> bill: that's an interesting point, but when you're not seeing the person, look, remember the notre dame guy with the phony girlfriend and i don't buy that story to this day, that he falls in love, you know, with nobody, he falls in love with a phantom who turned out to be some gay guy, and he thought was some woman. this to me is like bizarro world. now, this is a little speculative, but i think it's an interesting question. if we continue down this road, dr. forest with the younger americans are addicted to these machines and many are in a variety of different ways, what's going to happen, what is the unintended consequence of this? >> i'm totally with you on this, bill. i'm concerned how much people kids are spending on the internet and

walsh? >> they don't do it because they say it's not a human yet.fetus. >> bill: even when two days from being birthed? >> apparently you have to have a crack pipe in your mouth while you are in labor and keep it in your mouth as the baby is handed into your arms for anything to be done. >> bill: i don't know if it will be done then, but you see that little bit differently i understand? >> bill, the court absolutely got it right here. parents have a constitutional right to raise and maintain their kids without undue interference from the government. and the bottom line is that the division of youth services here showed four documents, bill. this was a travesty. we left this child alone basically. this state, new jersey, doesn't have a law that applies to fetuses. 16 states do. >> bill: wait. maybe they don't have a specific law. but the department that is assigned to protect children basically said this mother is neglectful. all right? and that's our decision we want to have some kind of sanction against the mother where upon the new jersey supreme

jim walsh who has hosted north korea delegations in the delegations.ecently covered the tunnels to their nuclear test site. what do you think is happening on the ground? >> we had a couple false alarms and hard to know when exactly north korea is going to do something because they engage in deception, but i expect that some time during this month, we're going to get a test. now, they don't want to telegraph in advance exactly when that's going to happen because they know that the u.s. and other countries are going to be trying to including activity at that site that you mentioned. statements from the government and certain anniversaries that are coming up this month as well as the inauguration of a new south korean president and all that points in the direction that a test is more likely than unlikely. >> is this just acting out by the north koreans? >> yeah, you know, i don't think nuclear weapons are going to solve their problems. they have domestic problems, economic problems. nuclear weapon isn't going to help with that. foreign policy problems and

television is a regular part of life at the walsh house. with six kids carrie and john say it's one way to keep them entertained. >> we have tvs in -- >> every room in the house. >> basically in every room and in the cars as well. >> reporter: but two new studies out in the journal of pediatrics today say tv could affect a child's behavior in a not watched end content. new zealand researchers looked at about 1,000 children and found the more tv kids watched the more anti social and aggressive they can become. in the second study researchers focused on preschool age kid and found they do imitate what they see on tv and do change their behavior for good or bad. >> a lot of children's programming, even though it's children's programming, still shows a lot of violence. >> reporter: researchers found when preschoolers watched shows that stressed compassion and cooperation, they tend to act that way. when they see movies or tv shows containing violent scenes, they become more aggressive. after a year of the study the researchers found the prescho

the seth walsh case in tehachipe is an example of that. so those are the tools we have. we have a lot of discussion, senator franken and others have introduced bills in the united states senate to address precisely the questions that you are asking, governor, and we have supported them and we continue to look forward -- as a prosecutor i always want more tools. you know, i see a problem out there and i want to have the tools to fix it. we passed a hate crimes law in 2009 that enables us to work with local law enforcement in much more effective ways to combat hate crimes including but not limited to lgbt motivated violence. so we'd love to have more tools. but, you know, with the tools that we currently have, we're doing as much as we can and i think ruslyn's point about the uptick in the number of complaints we're both receiving, i'm not sure that necessarily reflects, as ruslyn correctly pointed out, that there's an uptick in violence. the doctrine of futility often resulted in less complaints being seen. i think there's a commitment in the federal level to doing our le

walsh? >> they don't do it because they say it's not a human yet.ll: even when two days from being birthed? >> apparently you have to have a crack pipe in your mouth while you are in labor and keep it in your mouth as the baby is handed into your arms for anything to be done. >> bill: i don't know if it will be done then, but you see that little bit differently i understand? >> bill, the court absolutely got it right here. parents have a constitutional right to raise and maintain their kids without undue interference from the government. and the bottom line is that the division of youth services here showed four documents, bill. this was a travesty. we left this child alone basically. this state, new jersey, doesn't have a law that applies to fetuses. 16 states do. >> bill: wait. maybe they don't have a specific law. but the department that is assigned to protect children basically said this mother is neglectful. all right? and that's our decision we want to have some kind of sanction against the mother where upon the new jersey supreme court says t

walsh for a moment. it is clear in the heller decision that what the court found to be the core purpose of the second amendment was individual self-defense. restrictions in heller on high- capacity magazines of assault weapons do not effectively disarm individuals is essentially affect their ability to defend themselves. the second amendment does not prevent lawmakers from enacting reasonable regulations that do not interfere with the core right guaranteed by the constitution. it comes to this point -- that man stood in that theater in aurora, colorado, using magazine capacity of 100 rounds and using this assault weapon to kill as many people as possible. fortunately, it jammed. as i understand it, it stopped him from his brutal purpose. i guess the question that is raised is whether are not it is constitutionally protected right under the second amendment for someone to own and use a gun with a capacity to kill. what is your conclusion? >> i may have been careful to ensure that we are taking into accoun

joan walsh, the president making a heck of a pitch.nd of course you've got john boehner telling the senate to go back to work, and he is relying on the two bills they passed in the last session of congress. where are we? who wins? who loses? >> we're in big trouble. you know, i feel like watching hurricane sandy approach last year, ed, and i could tell my daughter to evacuate in new york and my family got out. but you can't -- you really have no way to prepare for this. kids kicked out of head start. 750,000 jobs lost. i really don't see a whole lot of hope for a compromise. >> e.j. dionne, has the republican from virginia scott rigell ended his career with republicans now that he was traveling with the president of the united states today to talk about fixing a financial problem in this country? >> i actually don't think so. i think to go back a bit to our earlier conversation, as liz suggested, there are two kinds of conservative right now. there are conservatives who say there is nothing wrong but the packaging and are really taking

walsh? >> they don't do it because they say it's not a human yet.even when two days from being birthed? >> apparently you have to have a crack pipe in your mouth while you are in labor and keep it in your mouth as the baby is handed into your arms for anything to be done. >> bill: i don't know if it will be done then, but you see that little bit differently i understand? >> bill, the court absolutely got it right here. parents have a constitutional right to raise and maintain their kids without undue interference from the government. and the bottom line is that the division of youth services here showed four documents, bill. this was a travesty. we left this child alone basically. this state, new jersey, doesn't have a law that applies to fetuses. 16 states do. >> bill: wait. maybe they don't have a specific law. but the department that is assigned to protect children basically said this mother is neglectful. all right? and that's our decision we want to have some kind of sanction against the mother where upon the new jersey supreme court says the m

[applause] >> lieutenant governor walsh, mr. president, mr. speaker, members of the 63rd legislature, and honored members of the judiciary, my fellow statewide officials, tribal leaders, members of the cabinet, and my fellow montanans, lisa, our three children, caroline, alex and cameron. my name is steve and i work for the state. [laughter][applause] i, like my 12,000 coworkers, arrive at the jobsite each day to serve the people of montana. it is an honor and pleasure to be the public servant entrusted with delivering this address. any change of administration naturally brings change to the governor's mansion -- changes in substance, style, and perspective. with the bullocks moving into the neighborhood, some of that change is unavoidable. it's been 40 years since the predominant noise emanating from the governor's mansion has been the sound of young children -- children playing, laughing, just being kids. that noise will be a daily reminder to me, and i hope to all of us, of the reason we were sent here. montana voters sent us here to make a

also a psychologist, wendy walsh standing by. talk about where this 5-year-old, soon to be 6, goes from here. but, martin, we're hearing the military, the department of defense playing a role, even the defense secretary got involved. tell me more. >> reporter: this shows how this sort of really climbed up the chain of command, a concern for a 5-year-old little boy buried in a bunker underground in alabama. leon panetta, the secretary of defense, signed off on an okay of the use of some specific equipment, very sensitive stuff that's been used overseas to try to detect ieds, improvised explosive devices, that would have meant there were soldiers on site or nearby, not involved in the takedown, we should point that out. other stuff used, cameras able to peer into the bunker so that authorities could not only hear but could see the demeanor and that was important because in the last 24 hours, fbi agents said they did see the demeanor of dykes begin to deteriorate and that's, of course what forced their move. they won't say much else

walsh. >> i do. thing is they are not learning it you are confused by how it can be difficult to pick up the phone because you have great communication skills. you are somebody who would rather do face to face and get all that other information. >> bill: i would rather not talk to anybody. i'm antisocial. >> that too. these teens have really lost those communication skills. >> bill: that's an interesting point. but when you are not seeing the person. look, remember the notre dame guy. you know, with the phony girlfriend. i don't buy that story to this day. that he falls in love, you know, with nobody. he falls in love with a fan tom who turned out to be some gay guy who he thought was some woman. this, to me, is just like bizarreo world. this is is a little speculative but i think it's an interesting question. if we continue down this road, dr. forest, where the younger americans are addicted to these machines and many of them are, in a variety of different ways, what's going to happen? what is the u

with us is the weather channel's paul walsh.ome depot and lowe's will be beneficiaries of the storm, a lot of people trying to get supplies that they need. >> typically ahead of a storm like this you get a surge in sales at both the home centers as well as the mass merchants. for this storm, similar to sandy, we had very long lead time so we've been talking about the storm since tuesday. that effect is then amplified by social media, and the fact is that this is the first storm in about two years so the impact of that surge is going to be greater than what it would normally be so the home centers will do really, really well. mass will do well. specialty department stores, all of those venues will be hurt by this because people will be spending their money elsewhere and we'll lose a day tomorrow across a big part of the country, a big population center in the northeast. >> and put retailers, who loses out on that? who would you say are the biggest beneficiaries, paul? >> from a sector perfective, the biggest beneficiaries are the