in houston. >> authorities say it's easy to mistake victims like maria for a voluntary prostitute because if the girls don't put on a good face and charm clients, there is hell to pay. >> translator: around 9:00 or 10:00 at night, so i could start working, i'd have to drink five or six beers so that i wouldn't feel what i was living. so that i could escape. >> houston is a hub. >> go in that room right there. >> you're under arrest for prostitution. do you understand what i'm saying? >> 500, 600, 700, 800. "firby bright eyes you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've le

. >> the houston oilers were never as controversial, and now the houston texans. just this team? >> something you look at this, in 2012, the houston texans are a far superior team. >> they're an actual team. >> people are talking about them going to the super bowl. their fan base may trickle over across the sabine river and into parts of louisiana, just right across. i don't think it gets farther north than montgomery county. it doesn't matter if you're not in houston. >> most hated to best-loved and you quantified the best-loved part. >> yes. the thing is, this is consistent. the fact that they're even in this discussion, whether they're the most hated, best-loved. i say they're both, and they are both, is really a tribute to the legacyyof the franchise, the marketing, and it is just the overall front office brilliance that is still carrying through. >> back -- all back to the founding and up through and including jerry jones who is rapping in doritos commercials and whatever e is doing. jerry jones as a brand himself is part of the story. >> "fortune" magazine calls the del dal

people in houston now this is the future of houston's economy. these people are here to work and if they can get into the mainstream systems their contributions will really resonate. since all stories have to have fat, the tax returns that neighborhood centers prepare for these immigrants and other low income people bring $41 million a year back into the houston economy. the immigrants are a source of income and energy there so why would a metropolitan put out a close on when they can put out a welcome sign and get all those benefits? >> if you are in houston and you have enlightened populism leadership and people are trying to figure out a way to bridge that, that's great. if you are detroit or you are washington d.c. you have some challenges in governance, how do you get around that? where does that vision come from? where does the execution come from? [inaudible] >> i think every city has its challenges. i think detroit has clearly got big problems but it's also got tremendous opportunities because it's kind of like the situation we faced, rem

let's go to cnn's ed lavandera live in houston now. ed, what do we know about what's happening in that house? >> reporter: well, the owner of the house has been inside all day and has refused to come out. but what authorities have spent a lot of time over the last 24 hours focusing on is just behind that purple wall, what was going on inside there. that is a converted garage where authorities here in houston say four men were being held against their will. now, there's some question as to whether or not there might have been some sort of home care situation gone wrong, an unregulated situation, but authorities here in houston have charged a man by the name of walter jones with two criminal felony counts of injury to elderly, these victims range in age from 50 to 80 and what those victims told police according to houston police that their disabilities checks, welfare checks had been taken away from them and they were being forced to turn them over for staying here. authorities say they were lured to the house originally with the promise

close of business tonight the a's 10 and 0 against houston. you can say a's are improved and giants not having a good year. but nonetheless. he hits a 2-run homer and the a's win 4-3. in houston when you are playing 18 and 19 times in a division, that has been a big boost for oakland. baseball apparently is serious about performance enhancing drugs. milwaukee star ryan braun suspended without pay for 65 games for his involvement with drug related biogenesis clinic. now it shifts to alex rodriguez. all of a sudden he had another injury. look for his name front in center over the next few days. the defensive back was brought back on friday and cent back to tampa. he failed his physical. there was an arrest for an unspecified misdemeanor, but bottom line, see you later. >>> stomping grounds in las vegas, there they go. 4 rebounds. this is rookie, young players fighting to make a roster. ian clark had 33. they won 14 straight games. there you go. show the 6-year-old with a great catch. they ad-lib with me. this is san marcos, california. mommy and

ironically, houston and miami are the two worst teams in baseball. that's a long time not to score a run. not even a sac fly. >>> golf, phil mickelson posted a low score yesterday and that was a good thing. >> and phil mickelson with a sunday to remember at the open championship. >> he knows better than to jump after he wins now. winning the british open for the first time. his fifth major victory. many saying it was the best round of his life. >> i was getting ready for today, and i just thought, i need to bring my "a" game today. i just need to bring it. i need to show up and play some of my best golf. and i did. i played some of the best golf of my career. it feels amazing to have this championship. >> tiger woods finished five strokes back in sixth place at 2 over. it's been more than five years since he last won a major. at the planning meeting it seemed like a pretty decent idea but for pr at a college summer league baseball game, take a look at the skydiver. he will basically just pl plow right into the starting shortstop. no one was seriously

joining us live now from houston. ed, give us the latest on how they even learned, how investigators learned of this. >> well, when investigators descended on this neighborhood on the north side of houston yesterday morning, they came here because they had gotten a call about making a welfare check at this house. just behind that purple wall that you see there, investigators say they found a room where four men were being held against their will. inside, the four men described the conditions as not livable, obviously very dangerous in a very bizarre situation they discovered in here. they say the men had not been treated very well, had been found in a malnourished condition. in fact, three of the four men had to be taken to a local hospital to be checked up on and evaluated. authorities say that these four men said they had been kept here against their will for some time, and they're trying, at this point, trying to figure out what the timeline is here, just how long they had been kept here. one man has been charged,

it was actually at the halftime show of a houston texans football game. >> really? >> i was the assistant conductor for four years of the houston symphony, so we played there. it was fantastic. you know, you get to feed off of the energy of the crowd, a

tonight, msnbc returns to houston where one third of all illegals come into the country. young women in asia, trafficked and trapped into selling their bodies and dignity for cash. for those who find it hard to believe that sex slavery is alive and well in modern america, the human trafficking task force invites nonbelievers to ride along for a day in the life. >> well, houston is a hub. >> bruce carr has a federally funded human trafficking task force for harris county, texas. >> we have a big problem in the houston area with a lot of spas popping up in the outlying areas in the county. >> we're going to work off of case number 58187. >> they root out sex traffickers, hiding behind the in sex parlors and spas. >> we're going to go to the vip spa. >> today's target, one of the 500 spas who uses women who have been illegally trafficked from asia. >> this is the advertisements that they're advertising right here. they're talking about sexy asian girls. then they're saying open seven days a week. >> they do little to hide the fact that there's sex for sales. page through doz

. >>> police say this man held several people captive in a houston home. you can see a mugshot here of jones. police say he's facing felony charges after they discovered four men ranging from 50 to 80 years old in a garage, and they may have been there for many years. we have more. >> reporter: it is a bizarre story that houston police detectives are investigating. on friday houston please were called out to a neighborhood on the north side of the city. whenny arrived and look -- when they arrived and looked inside the house, they said they discovered men being held against their will. authorities say inside there was four men ranging in the age of 50 and 80 years old. they were mall malnourished. authorities say they are still trying to unravel what exactly has been going on here, trying to figure out how long they had been held here against their will. they say it's possibly more than weeks, more than months, hat -- that they were held inside the house. detectives say they were lured into this house by a suspect who has been detained in custody. >> once

in 1997 the yates returned to houston where their third son is born. in 1998 they trade in the rv for a renovated 350 square foot bus, a bus they bought from michael wornnecchi. baby number four arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bus. it was a bus. it was small. there was a trap door that lifted up, and you would look down and the luggage compartment, and there were palettes where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she had begun homeschooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine homeschooling. >> a, b, c, d. >> she was changing diapers 24-. washing diapers. not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were the salt of the earth, return to, you know, disassociate from materialism. return to the basics. so there's no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine after we had luke, our fourth. >> after her fourth child was born, she actually struggled with the thought of killing her child and she made a suicide attempt rather than ri

in 1997, the yates returned to houston. where their third son is born. in 1998, they trade in the rv for a renovated 350-square-foot bus, a bus they bought from michael woroniecki. baby number five arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bs. it was a bus. it was small. and there was a trap door that lifted up and you'd look down and the luggage compartment and there's pallets on the floor where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she was -- had begun home schooling and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine homeschooling. she was changing diapers 24/7. washing diapers. not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were more basic. they were the salt of the earth. return to, you know, disassociate from materialism. return to the basics. >> so there's no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine up until after we had luke. which was our fourth. >> after her fourth child was born, she actually struggled with the thought of killing her child and

in 1997, the yates returned to houston where their third son is born. in 1998, they trade in the rv for a renovated 350-square-foot bus, a bus they bought from michael woroniecki. baby number four arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bus. it was a bus. it was small. and there was a trap door that lifted up, and you'd look down in the luggage compartment and there weres pallets on the floor where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she was -- had begun home schooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine homeschooling. >> a bch, b, d, e. >> she was changing diapers 24/7, washing diapers, not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were more basic. they were the salt of the earth. return to, you know, disassociate from materialism. return to the basics. >> so there's no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine up until after we had luke, which was our fourth. >> after her fourth child was born, she actually struggled with the thoug

and the wide howardnew rockets center dwight howard already trying to make a good impression in houston the 27 year old was eating breakfast at a popular midtown houston restraunt "the breakfast klub", when he decided to pick up the tab for every patron - and many local news crews just happened to be therej >> gary: dwight howard then stopped to talk to reporters, who questions. >> reporter: how happy are used to be in houston? >> i am very happy, very happy this is a beautiful city and work on the have fun this season. >> gary: those of the type of questions he will get and houston barrett the softer media than they are and california. >> gary: debacle become bad boy barack the roman says its a schools and edgy drink. back to pam moore. its a schools and edgy drink. back to pam moore. >> phohow big?g?ch hehe j jusus. rerealallyly big. tetellll him to send a pic. nonoo!o!! ! ok..... whwhoaoa.. whwhoaoa.. itit's's j jack's big stack. tw, ststacked with onion rings,ststs alall l ststacked on toasted so. ohoh, , tetell her i'm easy... .....'.'cacause of the drive-. >> pam: 21 month-olddaph

in 1997, the yates returned to houston, where their third son is born. in 1998, they trade in an rv for a renovated 350 square foot bus, a bus they bought from michael warnecki. baby number four arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bus. it was a bus, it was small. and there was a trap door that lifted up. and you look down in the luggage compartment, and there were pall pallets on the floor where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she had begun home schooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine, home schooling. >> a, b, d, e -- >> she was changing diapers 24/7. washing diapers. not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were more basic. they were the salt of the earth. return to you know, dissociative from materialism. return to the basics. >> so there is no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine until after we had luke. >> after her fourth child was born she actually struggled with the thought of killing her child. and she

in 1997 the yates returned to houston where their third son is born. in 1998 they trade in the rv for a renovated 350 square foot bus, a bus they bought from michael wornnecchi. baby number four arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bus. it was a bus. it was small. there was a trap door that lifted up, and you would look down and the luggage compartment, and there were palettes where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she had begun homeschooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine homeschooling. >> a, b, c, d. >> she was changing diapers 24-. washing diapers. not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were the salt of the earth, return to, you know, disassociate from materialism. return to the basics. so there's no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine after we had luke, our fourth. >> after her fourth child was born, she actually struggled with the thought of killing her child and she made a suicide attempt rather than ri

in 1997, the yates returned to houston where their third son is born. in 1998, they trade in the rv for a renovated 350-square-foot bus, a bus they bought from michael woroniecki. baby number four arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bus. it was a bus. it was small. and there was a trap door that lifted up, and you'd look down in the luggage compartment and there weres pallets on the floor where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she was -- had begun home schooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine homeschooling. >> "a," "b," "d," "e." >> she was changing diapers 24/7, washing diapers, not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were more basic. they were the salt of the earth. return to, you know, disassociate from materialism. return to the basics. >> so there's no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine up until after we had luke, which was our fourth. >> after her fourth child was born, she actually struggled with the t

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in 1997, the yates returned to houston where their third son is born. in 1998, they trade in the rv for a renovated 350-square-foot bus, a bus they bought from michael woroniecki. baby number four arrives a few months later. >> i went on the bus. it was a bus. it was small. and there was a trap door that lifted up, and you'd look down in the luggage compartment and there were pallets on the floor where the children slept. >> mrs. yates was overwhelmed. she was -- had begun home schooling, and she just couldn't handle it. >> you can imagine home schooling. >> "a," "b," "d," "e." >> she was changing diapers 24/7, washing diapers, not permitted to use pampers. had to use cloth diapers because they were more basic. they were the salt of the earth. return to, you know, disassociate from materialism. return to the basics. >> so there's no question that she was stressed. >> andrea yates' life had begun to unravel. >> she seemed perfectly fine up until after we had luke, which was our fourth. >> after her fourth child was born, she actually struggled with the t

houston has the hottest economy in the united states. i am blessed to be mayor of houston. they are the fourth largest city in america. we are experiencing some boom times now. i have one of the largest if not will -- if not the largest refugee population. they work and are medical centers in oil and gas and our high-tech industries. whogees and immigrants come and they are illiterate in their home language is. there very -- barely capable of functioning. we had to make sure that we have a place for everyone. that is a struggle. >> we are going to come back to how you achieve that and what the successes have been. i want to turn to you. you have been involved in the funding of enterprises that will help share value. for this create value naturally occurs. you can draw the line between that and an increase in shared prosperity. >> i can draw the line between what? with these are doing enterprises that are entering market failure in the fact that it benefits society's shared value. i think this exchange rain on the last two seconds illustrates what i feel most strongly about.

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let's go to houston now. police have freed four men who were held captive at a house maybe for years. the men may have been homeless and police say they were lured into that house with a promise of food and cigarettes. but then they were locked up. and only fed scraps. police have a suspect now. cnn's ed lavandera is in houston. ed, tell us what we have learned about what happened to these men and that home behind you. >> reporter: good morning, victor. well, you mentioned that suspect. we have just heard from houston police just a few seconds ago that there have been official charges that no have now been filed in this case against a man i'm told of walter jones. he is the grandson of the woman who owns the house that you see behind me. according to houston police, he has been charged with two felony counts of injury to the elderly by act and injured to the elderly by omission. this comes one day after a call brought houston police here to this home and what they discovered inside was four men inside this co

they're 10-10, versus houston this season. ten wins, no losses. >>> ryan braun has been sus spended without play for the remainder of the season, for violation of baseball's basic agreement and its drug prevention and treatment program. braun took responsibility for his actions. saying, i'm not perfect. i'm willing to accept the consequences. >>> meanwhile, 49ers training camp is under way in santa clara. one player will not be present. defensive back, eric wright, whose trade to san francisco was voided today after he failed a physical. the recent buzz has been around colin kaepernick. his photo with the miami dolphins. today, jim harbaugh addressed the caper. >> i know kap. i know him. and i know what his allegiance is. where they lie. they lie with us. chalk that up to his slow time in the media cycle. know kap very well. and know where his allegiances are. >>> the summer league in vegas. the warriors up eight. undrafted rookie ian clark, steals it. clark had 33. warriors win 91-77. >>> giants host cincinnati tomorrow. in t

forense para reconstruir el rostro de esta vÍctima. >>> hace unos meses la oficina del che ruffo de houston recibÓo llamada reportando un hallazgo una bolsa de basura cam nada entre estos arbustos en medio de una vÍa principal. >>>la bolsa tenÍa un cuerpo que ya estaba deshaciendodose y no tenÍa mucha informaciÓn, lo que tenemos es dos bolsas cuando el cuerpo estaba, tratamos de agarrar videos de las tiendas que estÁn cerca pero nada que nos dio informaciÓn. >>> los detectives y el mÉdico forense hicieron un examen de los restos y alrededores donde aparecieron pero fue muy poco lo que encontraron para tratar de determinar la identidad de la vÍctima y cÓmo se e produjo la muerte. >>> nadie ha reclamado el cuerpo. sabemos que el cuerpo es de alguien de unos cinco pies a cinco pies dos, es una mujer delgada. joven. es difÍcil saber la edad, pero el departamento del condado forense, nos dio la edad de 14 aÑos a 18 aÑos por ahÍ. pero nada es exacto. >>> el cuerpo estaba en alto grado de disposiciÓn pero no aÍi su vestimenta. >>> una playera con dibujos de los pitufos en el frente

because people in houston know this is the future of the houston economy and people appear to work. and if they can get into these mainstream systems, their contributions will really resonate since all stories have trackbacks. the tax returns are preparing for these immigrants and other low-income people, and they are bringing in about $41 million a year into the houston economy. so why would a metropolitan area without enclosed simony can put up a out the welcome sign and see the benefit. >> here's another fine line. >> if you have an enlightened leadership and you're trying to figure out a way to bridge back, that is great. if you or detroit or washington dc, which has its challenges and governments, how you get around that? >> word is the vision come from. what is the execution come from. >> i think detroit clearly has these problems. >> that is your opportunity i think that is the opportunity that we have, is to leapfrog a lot of the mistakes and problems that a lot of people were facing to create new solutions. i think this is your point again. the government may be correct, bu

neil armstrong's first words, something like houston, tranquility base, the eagle last handed. >> reporter: back when the slide rule was the only kind of calculator al was a rocket scientist for nasa. holding their breath along with him 530 million people watching on live tell that july 20, 1969. >> one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: coon was responsible for the propulsion

in houston, texas, a garage become as prison for several elderly people who say they've been held captive. disturbing allegations coming up next. >>> and comic books one to life in san diego. thousands descend on the city for comic-con. >>> first up, the demonstrations held right now across the country in support of trayvon martin. our correspondents are covering the rails from coast to coast now. alina cho in new york where there are a lot of recognizable faces. alina, i understand trayvon martin's mother also is there, and there have been many celebrities. they've also arrived. >> reporter: that's right. that's right, fredricka. in fact, all morning we have been reporting the big headliner today at this rally would be sybrina fulton the mother of trayvon martin. she was here, came with the reverend al sharpton did take to the podium and said trayvon was just a child. he just had candy and than she vowed she would work not only for trayvon's memory but that she would work for, and speaking to the crowd, your children as well. again, we had been reporting that she would be the headliner t

let's take you to houston, texas. houston, texas, and there is something going on. it's in the river oaks neighborhood. there is a rally that's happening there. and this is some pro -- this is pro trayvon martin, a group there, marching towards the mall and a pro george zimmerman rally. and i want you to take note of the amount of police officers nearby. we haven't heard any reports of anything violent. these are people as far as we know who are just exercising their american right to protest on both sides here. and so that is what they're doing. we heard earlier that the mall where the pro george zimmerman rally was being held, that some of the shop owners closed their doors today because they were concerned that there might be some violence, but so far no violence and we are keeping an eye on it. but anyway, a lot going on here to tell you about and we'll keep you updated on all of that. much, much more on the way like this as well. another story. an absolutely gruesome discovery in ohio. the bodies of three women found wrapped in plastic, and authorities say ther

looks like he has chosen to leave l-a for the houston rockets. yes ladies and gentleman the dwight howard sweepstakes are finally over.probably howard will team up with james harden for a formidable duo that should put the rockets in the conversation for the next few years. .howard reportedly considered the warriors but there was too much uncertainty that the warriors could work out a sign and trade with the lakers. .as for the lakers - according to sources they never really had a chance.that howard had made up his mind before they met with him on tuesday - and was put off even more by kobe's "let me show you how to win a title" sales pitch. the giants host the dodgers in a few minutes coming off a 1-8 road trip and in a tribute to his late father joe. zito donates 109k for troops >> the oakland athletics

houston was picked off, bad throw by norris. here comes jonathan villar. a's still 3 up in the american league west. balfour's streak is over. >>> cbs the network is reporting a-rod could face a live time ban for performance enhancing drugs. there is more evidence against him than ryan braun who got a 65-game suspension. rodriguez tried to payoff people who would hold back information about his using the drugs. you don't mess with evidence. there is no word from rodriguez or the yankees. stanford football has sold all season ticket packages. warriors there is the 18th season in the league. giants visit the white house monday. today it was the louisville team. $2.2 million overseas but taking $750,000. you have to give the government 61%. >> ouch. good night. good morning, jack. lemon, i'm helping to organize a little fundraising dinner for john mccain this weekend, and i need some women to attend. so it doesn't turn into another giant sausage fest. well, i don't know. what's the committee to reinvade vietnam? just say you'll come. jonathan's going to round

coming in tonight it boosted kestrels oftentimes spirit houston to the american league accurate the only pitcher in baseball and closer giving up and two wall to mass to me this. there is the game is now tied kron4 has deejays all over the place. joey votto takes surcamp deep for another home run5-1 reds bruce bochy has seen enough top 5th/ 7-2 reds >> gary: the houston astros words you will only hear on kron! >> catherine: wow! >> gary: is good to have reporters all over the place. anyway... >> gary: the giants plan to cincinnati in game no. 1 we are in the third ending. game no. 1 air answer cap off yusmiero petit 8-2 reds >> gary: >> gary: battered young giants fan score: 9-2 reds in the 8th >> jacqueline: at the >> gary: rodriguez could be facing a life time that band. much more than what was presented to ryan bronzed of the milwaukee brewers. quickset a expend an extension for the rest of the season. they have the goods apparently on registrar to buy off. no word from rodriguez. the mvp of 2011 he beat met camp for the award. that was at the they should he be the mvp or should they

police found the four men in a home in houston. >> very troubling. three of them, police say, were being kept in a garage when they were found by authorities, but now police want to know exactly why they were there, how long they were there for. ed lavandera has more. ed? >> reporter: victor and poppy, criminal charges have now been filed in this bizarre case in north houston, where four men were found being held against their will inside this house just beyond that purple wall. the man who was arrested is a man by the name of walter jones. he is the grandson of the woman who owns this house. he has been charged with two felony criminal counts, one of them injury to the elderly by act and the other injury to the elderly by omission. and this is a case where investigators are still trying to unravel the timeline of exactly what was going on inside this house and how long the four men had been held against their will inside this house. they said the conditions inside were deplorable, the men needed to be taken to a hospital for treatment, but we are to

starting with clive davis who launched careers of whitney houston and countless others. stay tuned to hear his take on music's next breakout stars. >>> plus, how can you follow an interview with clive davis? i don't know. how about a sit-down with quincy jones. we talk to him about his new venture to revolutionize the music industry. "piles of money" and plenty of melissa: the business of music means big money. "the financial times" reports last year global music industry revenues hit a whopping $16.5 billion. that is the first time it has increased since 1999. music is always evolving but one man has always stayed one step ahead. he has launched the careers of bruc springsteen, aretha franklin, whitney houston, alicia keys, to name a few. the one and only music legend an influential power force, clive davis. of the his new book, the soundtrack of my life. was on "the new york times" best-seller list f eight weeks! i had a chance to talk to him about the business of music. i want to start with business of music. we were talking about the revenues there a bit and seems li

it is mid-afternoon outside this massage parlor in houston. >> this is a little camera i'll wear on my body. >> reporter: darren, my producer, poses as a potential customer. >> wish me luck. when you walk into these places, the first thing you see is a big window. and these girls straight out in front of you behind the glass. and i guess, the idea is that you take your pick. how much is it? how much? >> 160. >> okay, and you girls dance, too? no dance. okay. all right, thank you. obviously you can't just ask for sex. there is a lot of coded language being used. and full service? >> live one-on-one. >> all right, plate glass windows, steel bars, women dressed in very revealing clothing, things that just basically suggest that this is not your everyday massage pa parlor. >> next, i'm going to go in myself, working as a journalist to see if anybody comes out to talk to me. >> all right, she is going in. >> hi. do you work here? >> no. >> oh, you don't. oh, okay. thank you. hello? my name is marianne, i'm from national geographic. i'm working on a film. as i leave the spa, the man i saw in

getaway in houston for the green and gold. tied at one in the 6th inning. carlos colpran two shot to right. aj griffin has now allowed 23 home runs tied for the second most in the majors. solo shot. coco crisp with a two-run shot into the crawford boxes. his tenth home run of the year. grant balfour the day off so it was ryan cook in for the save. he got the final four out. the as win 4-3 i thought this was one of their worst series of the year but they win it. they are now 11-1 against houston this series. >>> alex rodriguez is expected to be baseball's next big name suspended for using performance- enhancing drugs and as always with a-rod there's drama. rodriguez has been on the dl all season. and just as he was ready to return last weekend, he was diagnosed with a "quad strain." but a-rod says the yankees made up the injury to prevent him from playing with a suspension looming. so rodriguez hires a private doctor who disputed the findings of the team's medical staff. >> oh. >> i look at his mri this morning. he asked me to look at it. and i spent about 2

terry bilhartz is 61 and professor of history at sam houston state university in huntsville, texas. dr. bilhartz's discovery of low testosterone took place 11 years ago. >> it was, of course, the blood work that identified the low testosterone. i knew i wasn't in optimal health at age 50. i knew i was slightly overweight. i knew that my cholesterol levels were too high. i knew that my blood pressure was slightly higher than it should be. but nevertheless, grading myself on the curve, i felt that i was healthy. >> mcfarland: unlike many hypgonadism patients, dr. bilhartz experienced no noticeable symptoms of this condition. >> very interestingly, not all patients become symptomatic, and that's an area of research. we do not know why. >> well, the basic question is, what can i do about it? and the answers i've received, i think, was a very wise answer, that there are really three steps to improvement. one is improved diet, and two is exercise, and then three is actually the hormone therapy itself. >> the treatment right now that's been approved by the fda is replacing testosterone, in

if houston had a devastating earthquake would you start by saying, "houston, we have a problem." the problem is your buildings are collapsing and there are hundreds of people trapped under the rubble. no, this is no place for jokes and puns apart from this one. that's top notch. this is our job. just the one bright side is that detroit might get a little economic boost from all those reporters flocking to it to cover the story, right? >> mike tobin live in chicago with the news. mike, a dramatic afternoon in detroit. >> whether that's chap term 9 how they go to the motions i don't know but jeff lock does. he's right near detroit in chicago. >> john: really? chicago. so you have reporters take gun fire in war zones all over the world. you've had them gear gassed during protests. you've forced them to take 200 miles an hour winds to the face during storms but apparently having them stand on a corner in downtown detroit, oh, that is just too dangerous an assignment. [ cheers and applause ] tell that exactly... exactly how are things in detroit? >> the detroit has lost more than 237,

starting with clive davis who launched careers of whitney houston and countless others. stay tuned to hear his take on music's next breakout stars. >>> plus, how can you follow an interview with clive davis? i don't know. how about a sit-down with quincy jones. we talk to him about his new venture to revolutionize the music industry. "piles of money" and plenty of music coming up. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlememen, boys and girls, llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! ho insurance provided and serviced by third party insurers. melissa: the business of music means big money. "the financial times" reports last year global music industry revenues hit a whopping $16.5 billion. that is the first time it has increased since 1999. music is always evolving but one man has always stayed one step ahead. he has launched the careers of bruce springsteen, aretha franklin, whitney houston, alicia keys, to name

. >>> hace meses la oficina del sheriff de houston recibiÓ una llamada reportando un hallazgo, una bolsa de basura con restos humanos, camuflada en medio de una vÍa principal. >>> la bolsa tenÍa un cuerpo deshaciendose, no tenÍamos mucha informaciÓn, lo Único que tenemos dosbolsas que el cuerpo es estaba tratamos de agarrar videos de tiendas de cerca, pero nada nos dio informaciÓn. >>> los detectives y el mÉdico forense hicieron un anÁlisis de restos y alrededores de donde a aparecieron, pero poco encon ontraron para determinar la identidad de la vÍctima y cÓmo muriÓ. >>> nadie reclamÓ. tiene 5 pies, dos, es una mujer, delgada. joven. es difÍcil saber la edad. pero el departamento del condado forensico dio la edad de 14 a 18, por ahÍ. pero nada de eso es exacto. >>> el cuerpo estaba en alto grado de descomposiciÓn, pero no asÍ su vestimenta. una playera con dibujos de los pitufos en el frente, y pantalones capri negro, talla s, con esta informaciÓn y fotos del crÁneo, una experta retratista forense, se entregÓ a la tarea de sacarle a la muerte el secreto del rostro de

a's in houston then and o against the astros this season. athletic committed 3 error early just maxwell pop up in the thirst. i ain't got it. chris carter scores. 3 nothing houston but 8's cock back. this is third homer this year then in the eighth run at first with job. crush off wesley wright 200 fifth of the year that's the gun vote perfect. then perfect against the astros this season. okay we lack for 5 letter word similar to fraud. the answer is brawn. that's close. 2011 vn p are you noted for violating baseball drug toll. drawn was dealt 50 game suspension back in 2012 for us using banned substance. they caught him but the suspension was overturned on technicality. brawn has consistently denied using illegal substances but he admitted today that he did mack some mistake. see what happens going forward with other players would may implicated. warrior and ian clark was at well mont 7 of opportunity played from the heat in summer lug. 33 off the bench. kent played well in vegas. finished 18 tonight. warriors go pert this somewhere on stri

they're having a little battle with the astros in houston tonight. moss a beneficiary of an heir by dominguez there. take a brief 1-0 lead. castro valley native, jason castro also a stanford man. evens the score for the astros in the bottom of the first for a single to right. the a's have scored one in the third and they lead the ball game. still very early. >>> meantime it's football time of course camps all over the place opening up. raiders-49ers and good news for red skin fans. robert griffin iii, rg3 cleared to practice throughout the preseason of course. but the redskins are going to play it safe after all his injuries. they are not going to play him in any of the preseason games. so they're not going to risk their franchise on that in the count for no one for an exhibition game. that's sports. hopefully highlights in that second game of the double header. none so far though. >> mark, thank you. >>> from colorful to dangerous. the reason bay area gardeners are being told they need to kill a certain variety of flower. >> we're always here for yo

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and on the bottom right, video from houston, texas. demonstrators say they want the justice department to bring a federal civil rights case against george zimmerman -- the man acquitted of murdering trayvon martin. >> and dr. phil asks the question did the justice system fail? or was justice served? today at 4. dr. phil will talk to trayvon martin's parents and also with george zimmerman's best friend. >> the time is 5:19 a.m.. heavy rain has helped firefighters make substantial gains against a week-old mountain fire in idyllwild near palm springs. the area received an inch and a half of rain yesterday, and fire crews now have the blaze 68 percent contained. the wildfire burned more than 27-thousand acres. evacuation orders have been lifted for about 6-thousand people who were affected by the wildfire. authorities say the fire was human-caused, but they have not said whether it was accidental or intentional. check this sight out. >> there are a lot of things a corvette can do. floating is not one of them. this 'vette was caught in a fl

a houston bakery has sent a cake. it is held together with an elaborate pcc piping system and can feed 2,000 people. >>> make way for 63 years old mary vista. you go granny. white haired grandma has become a youtube sensation performing at a local music shop. mary said she's never even heard of youtube until a few days ago. mary says she began drumming when she was 15. has played in more than a dozen bands. rock on. >> rocking granny. new at 6:00, it is expected to get easier for thousands of students across the state. struggling to snag certain classes. >>> how a voter approved tax measure is having a huge impact at california's college just. >>> why it has never been harder for aspiring lawyers. those stories and more at 6:00. >> thanks for watching. cbs evening news is next. kate, the duchess of cambridge, delivers an heir. elizabeth palmer and mark phillips have ils. pope francis in the gray car is trapped and grabbed by surging crowds in rio. dean reynolds is there. three bodies in trash bags are discovered in cl

a's in houston then and o against the astros this season. athletic committed 3 error early just maxwell pop up in the thirst. i ain't got it. chris carter scores. 3 nothing houston but 8's cock back. this is third homer this year then in the eighth run at first with job. crush off wesley wright 200 fifth of the year that's the gun vote perfect. then perfect against the astros this season. okay we lack for 5 letter word similar to fraud. the answer is brawn. that's close. 2011 vn p are you noted for violating baseball drug toll. drawn was dealt 50 game suspension back in 2012 for us using banned substance. they caught him but the suspension was overturned on technicality. brawn has consistently denied using illegal substances but he admitted today that he did mack some mistake. see what happens going forward with other players would may implicated. warrior and ian clark was at well mont 7 of opportunity played from the heat in summer lug. 33 off the bench. kent played well in vegas. finished 18 tonight. warriors go pert this somewhere on stri