the front-runner. supervisor and mayoral candidate david chu doesn t like it. i have heard that he is having second thoughts. reporter: do you feel betrayed by that? you know, at the end of the day, ed lee committed to all of san francisco. he made a promise to the city and to elected officials that he was not going to run. i hope that he is going to be a man of his word and stand by the promise. reporter: lee is popular at city hall. the bureaucrat everyone loves. but if he runs, he will be scrutinized. the claws are already coming out. there have been some very specific and disturbing allegations that have been raised about the shadowy forces behind the draft ed lee campaign, potentially engaging in unethical and possibly illegal activities to shake down corporations here in san francisco. reporter: he is referring to chinatown power broker rose pack who was reduced to tears when lee was first appointed interim mayor. well, you know, it s emotional and it s th
advantage of him sexually. he tells the worker i need work digging. let s go do some digging or anything that he might offer that welcome. but he has something else in mind. gomez says he s been approached four times recently. always saying no. one time he was offered 400ed. others offer their home to let them shower and try to take vachk them afterwards. down in southern california, solicitations for sex are even higher. a study done found that about 40% of day laborers have been approached for sex. n nearly 10% of those men have: accepted the offer. and a majority said they didn t use condoms. health officials fear that will increase the sexually transmitted diseases and more sex education for this demographic is needed. new tonight at 6:00, the murder of a gay man in june may not have been a murder at all but may be a tore risk. the attorney for the man arrested said today that the victim died in a terrible accident during consensual sex and some erotic form of asphyxi
both houses. it s very controversial because people feel you can t respond quick enough to war or to disaster. you can t respond to recession. palo alto congress woman. look at the hell we re going through now. this bill guarantees that in a few months we d have to go through the same hell. he is right, they d have to go another vote so all eyes are turning to the senate. the manl ti leader promised his own $2 trillion plan will be ready for a vote saturday night. even if the senate can come up with something that they can agree and kit get some republican support, it s not clear the house is going to vote for this, look at what they ve done. they ve said this is what we want. it s our way or the highway. so i still am very hesitant to think about prospects of dpeenss. once more, speaker boehner. and yes, people can be critical of what we ve done. but where are the other ideas? other ideas are on the senate side. the last best hope we re getting a compromise and a
it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the put something on the table. tell us where you are. frustration from the speaker of the house with just days until the u.s. runs out of money to pay its bills. congress remains at a stalemate. good evening. i m carolyn johnson. after a 24-hour delay, the house narrowly approved a debt ceiling plan only to have it rejected within minutes by the senate. and now it is the democrats turn to keep the government from running out of money on tuesday. thomas roman is here now with how both sides are reacting after accomplishing essentially nothing. nothing. it was a day of angry scpim passioned rhetoric by both parties in washington. the republicans accuse the democrats of inaction while democrats respond by calling the republican debt plan bizarre. speaker john boehner vee meantly described what he called a debt ceiling plan that he says will save the economy. i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an a
after several attempts to yet his colleague in line and several votes scheduled then rescheduled. john boehner pulled the plug ultimately and called ate night 90 minutes ag ago. now appears he does not have enough support from his own party to get his plan passed. count down to crisis clock is set to reach zero on never said it was perfect nobody in my caucus believes it s perfect. but what this bill reflects is severe honest effort to end this crisis. reporter: some tea party like bachmann did not go along. i can not. i m committed to not raising the debt ceiling. reporter: after hours of delays while boehner sought to round up vote members of congress still could not resolve the issue. measure never had a chance in the senate. all 53 democrat sipe a letter to boehner saying they would vote begins. keep can can not get the short-term band-aid vote in the house today. will not get one democratic vote in the senate. reporter: democrat back a rival bill by reid bill. it