. >> it's completely unenforceable. baker beach, same thing. no dogs offleash. >> reporter: she says she and her group will now begin rallying other dog owners to fight the regulations. >> we'll be holding workshops about how to write effective letters to the park service and getting the message out that off leash is in jeopardy. >> reporter: they will hold a series of public meetings to get public input. a new set of laws is set to be issued in 2015. until then, it's safe to say there will be plenty more discussions about dogs in and around the city of st. francis. joe risotto junior, nbc bay area news. >> it's a fun place to be with your dog. >>> a local city moves forward with plans for a september 11 memorial. >>> and an exclusive video of ariel castro's interview. >>> are we primed for a war with syria? in tonight's reality check we examine ha makers' claim that no boots on the ground policy means no extended involvement in syria. is that true? story's next. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah

. >> unenforced, particularly. >> one of the things we can do as we move along to try to develop legislative mandate to fix stuff is try and limit it to those buildings of a certain type, multistory, soft story, corner building with an occupant with a number of units exceeding this on a certain type of soil, try to limit the scope, i think, just a proposal, theory, limit the scope, take care of them and move on to the next scope of building rather than cast a wide net. i'm worried about casting too wide a net what, do you think? >> it's important to let people know that the building department is out there telling you there are other hazardous buildings other than brick. the population just sees brick buildings as hazardous. >> how do you think we should do that? >> this program itself would identify as a priority goal dealing with these buildings and say we are ear only dealing with the ones on poor soil but if your building looks like that, it could be potentially hazardous and there should be a discussion between the owners, the tenants and probably the other stakeholders because the othe

states may not be able to afford to back down or risk as some fear a plan which is essentially unenforceable that said, president obama is keen to avoid the use of force all together in achieving the key goal of taking syria's chemical weapons out of the battlefield. >> the assad regime must keep its commitments. russia is one of assad's strongest allies. >> another important member china has welcomed the russian initiative. >> russia has already made a proposal to resolve the syrian chemical weapon issue, and this has created an important opportunity to defuse the present situation and reduce concerns about the chemical weapons issue. we hope that all sides can seize this opportunity and resolve this issue by political and diplomatic means. >> the latest developments if they can be taken seriously, show they have stepped back from the inconsiderate and mistaken action they've taken the last few weeks. we hope this isn't serious. >> what happens in geneva may determine whether a diplomatic course does succeed. but the obstacles are a means to do it. >> and as we mentioned france has come up

what do you think about the efforts of missouri and other states to make federal gun limits unenforceablen the states? >> what we said in montana and we went first and many are modeling their laws after us, if you make the gun in montana and it stays in montana then federal gun laws ought not to apply. this has been an ebb and flow for 200 years all back to the federalist papers there has been discussion about the overreach of the federal government, the congress laws applies to this and not that. we are a nation of laws. our law has been challenged. we lost at the 9th circuit and it will go to the u.s. supreme court. if they say to us montana had overreached then we will not be able to enforce our law in montana. simple as that. >> they used the law to shoot it down, pardon the pun. but compared to what other states are intending to do with this nullification, if montana's law was stricken down by the ninth court of appeals what chance do these other laws have? >> probably a snowball's chance in hell. you can't tell to a state legislature you can't try, you can't pass a bill, you can't s

what do you think of the efforts by missouri and other states to make federal gun regulations unenforceable in the states? >> well, what we said in montana, i guess we went first and many are modeling their law after us is simply this, if you make a gun i have not montana, sell that begun r. gun in montana, then federal gun laws ought to not apply. this goes all the way back to the federalist papers, there have been discussions about the overreach of the federal government, the commerce clause applies to this and not that. we are a nation of laws, our law has been challenged, we lost in the ninth circuit. it will go to the u.s. supreme court. if they say montana overreached, we will not be able to enforce our law. >> they used the commerce clause to shoot it down, pardon the pun. the act was fairly limited compared to what some of the other states are planning on doing with this nullification. if montana's law was stricken down by the ninth court of appeals, what chance do most of these laws have? >> probably a snowball's chance in hell, but you can't say to a state legislature you can't tr

now he gets his phony, unenforceable solution. assad wanted to go on killing his opposition and he will continue to do so. >> it depends how this plays out and whether after allowing syrians an amount of time and the secretary said on capitol hill the time would be limited, america decides with u.n. backing, if there is u.n. resolution, it can then decide to strike anyway and may decide to strike anyway. i think p.j. is quite right. it doesn't mean there will not be an american strike against syria. i still think that's a possibility. they will do so with a slightly stronger position because they would have the international community. remember, the reason president obama decided to go to congress in the first place was because the brits decided not to back this and they had no foreign friends effectively. if they can now say we went to u.n., got a backing for the resolution, it is syrians didn't play ball, they have not cooperateed with inspectors we're actually going to strike anyway. that's a better position for the americans t

they're unenforceable. you can't make them. there's two others -- the average mortgage, risk retention. and then a small number of mortgages. a couple of senators wanted it. the one thing about the filibuster rule, the 60-vote rule gives every senator a gun. you want 60, you're going to give me this. so what the regulators did -- you can see cfpb disappointed me on this. the coalition, the banks -- the poor people. i think the liberals -- i'm critical for this. hank is right. the only sol lace i have is statutory authority is still there. i hope they will reconsider that. >> go to the left and the one on the back. huge. >> right here. >> and the guy in the green. >> yeah. >>> >> is there -- you mentioned earlier there's a lot to be done. is there or should there be a contingency plan in place to now very big chi niece banks that run into trouble? >> in -- >> he said could there be a contingency plan in case one of the big chinese banks fail. >> that would be very popular. >> like barney said, there are some things that are hard

we had a different type of warning label unenforceable men's and elected to falling again with the industry, we provide the caffeine content of our product per serving and care and also continued to have the warning label that should be consumed responsibility without being recommended for children. it is a nonevent from that point of view. >> my time is expired. senator martin? >> thank you. your company has indicated in testimony and previous letters to senator blumenthal and senator durbin and to me that all your marketing practices are intended to target individuals 18 to 35 and you follow american beverage association guidelines to not promote them to children. so my question to you is does this individual who is shown in one of your facebook albums appeared to be in your target marketing demographic? >> are we looking at the child's? these the board and energy drink? >> that is correct, that is not in your demographic. >> entirely under 12 years old. >> this child is wearing and holding rock star branded paraphernalia and a can of rockstar energy drink what appears to be a company pro

. .e also did a training we did training for everybody in the agency to say why these laws are unenforceable so every deputy knows they are not to enforce it. i have to admit, every single one of my deputies that have had the guts to talk to about it have agreed with me. i cannot guarantee in denver what the enforcement will be. >> this is a big question. in the history of man, governments of dilma people than anybody else. we are talking small ball here. the big discussion is governments have killed more people than anybody else. >> that sounds like a talk radio kind of question. >> why are we talking small ball? educate the population. when government goes back, they have to kill you. [laughter] >> let me ponder this. >> the nice thing about mayor bloomberg, to his credit, is there no indication he has any plans to perpetrate genocide. in we're working on here this case is saving lives of individuals in colorado through them being able to protect themselves and those who come to the aid of law enforcement, having the appropriate resources, and the number of people who live in colorado is s