it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore. all the children. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. >>> in his documentary "weed" -- >> you've looked at the evidence. >> there's real since out there. >> a year-long journey that changed what many of us thought about marijuana, myself included. >> i think we've been terribly and systematically misled. >> we used to only picture this. then we showed you this. medical marijuana treating seizures, pain, dozens of other ailments. >> charlotte is doing amazing, better and better each month. >> but we l

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.t's for all the children. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. ♪ >>> in his documentary "weed" -- >> you've looked at the evidence. >> there's real since out there. >> a year-long journey that changed what many of us thought about marijuana, myself included. >> i think we've been terribly and systematically misled. >> we used to only picture this. then we showed you this. medical marijuana treating seizures, pain, dozens of other ailments. >> charlotte is doing amazing, better and better each month. >>

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.ow it's for all the children. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. >> you've looked at the evidence. >> there's real since out there. >> a year-long journey that changed what many of us thought about marijuana, myself included. >> i think we've been terribly and systematically misled. >> we used to only picture this. then we showed you this. medical marijuana treating seizures, pain, dozens of other ailments. >> charlotte is doing amazing, better and better each month. >> but we learned this wasn't the

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore. it's for all the children. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

of those about 80% are charlotte's web.oel stanley runs one of the largest marijuana grows in the state of colorado. it's a family owned operation. the five family brothers went into business in 2008 under the medical marijuana laws passed in the rocky mountains state. jesse stanley supervises the marijuana lab. >> lot of failures lots of successes but we started growing to help cancer patients. from cancer it turned into multiple sclerosis, it turned into diabetes. >> soon a lest known plant compound caught the brothers attention. cannabidiol. they decided to are breed a strain >> people call it the hippie disappointment. you could smoke it all day, and you wouldn't become high. but we still grew it. so much, that it hurt our other crops. >> it wasn't until the stanleys met charlotte fiji that they were convinced that it could help children. charlotte severs from gervais syndrome. charlotte just up to five at the time, was having up to 500 grand grand mal seizures in a month. >> joel says hey, there is a woman who wants to

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.ore than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. >>> on this episode of death row stories, a white woman is brutally beaten. >> the crime scene was unbelievable. >> and a black man is arrested. >> his fingerprint was found. there were a number of hairs on the victim's bed. >> but after a death sentence, a law intern has her doubts. >> there was something wrong. i started seeing what the lies were. >> and the case begins to unravel. >> there are those that have a hidden agenda. >> is it a fair trial? >> corruption is t

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.ldren. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you have looked at the evidence. >> a year-long journey that changed what many of us thought about marijuana. myself included. >> i think we have been misled. >> we used to only picture this. then we showed you this. medical marijuana treating seizures, pain, dozens of other ailments. >> charlotte's doing amazing. >> but we learned this wasn't the end of the story. it was just the beginning. >> i t

charlotte figge had an extreme form of epilepsy. body was so frail that any seizure could kill her. with no traditional treatment left to try and the clock ticking away, her parents decided to try marijuana. charlotte was just 5 years old. >> i need a card to be able to get the cannabis from a pharmacy. doctors have to prescribe it. >> you need two doctors in colorado to get the card for a juvenile or a child. it was hard. we were the first young child, and they said no. everyone said no, no, no, no. >> certainly her age played a role in my hesitance. >> dr. alan shackelford is a harvard-trained physician. he is also among a handful of doctors in colorado who give prescriptions for medical marijuana. from the moment charlotte entered his office, he knew she was in trouble. while he was just examining her, she had two seizures. >> she had failed everything. there were no more options for her. everything had been tried, except cannabis. >> here's how scientists think it might work. marijuana is made up of two ingredients, thc -- that'

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.t's for all the children. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.>> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. >>> in his documentary "weed" -- >> you've looked at the evidence. >> there's real since out there. >> a year-long journey that changed what many of us thought about marijuana, myself included. >> i think we've been terribly and systematically misled. >> we used to only picture this. then we showed you this. medical marijuana treating seizures, pain, dozens of other ailments. >> charlotte is doing amazing, better and better each month. >> but we learned this wasn't

charlotte, how do you use this? what's the trick?these are the training pens, don't have the needle or medication inside. normally, would you like to take one? normally what you would do, you take out this blue pen and then once the pin is taken out, inject into the meat or leg of the thigh, wait four ve seconds. >> front of the thigh. >> you wait for a clicking sound. count one, two, three, four, five. then take it pen the pen should have already come out by now. >> what are the side effects. >> heart rate, feeling of anxiety, shortness of breath. always best when you have to use the auto injector to call 911. usually they take the pen with them as they take to you the hospital, monitor symptoms. symptoms don't do last long, it is like a hit of adrenaline how quick it washes over us, passes and fades. the risk of using the pen is incredibly low. danger of waiting is incredibly high. always best to use the pen, call 911 and deal with speedy heart rate for awhile. >> charlotte because you're young, in school, kids find out you can't e

really more to for charlotte.n't think i could figure out how to console someone in that situation. >> narrator: maybe steve would know what to do. >> i picked up the cell phone and told steve what had happened that he needed to come down and be with charlotte. >> narrator: and steve? >> he was taken aback. it was almost kind of like disbelief, like he didn't really know what to say really. kind of hear him choking back some tears a little bit. and that was hard. >> narrator: right away steve rushed over to carol's house. a detective had a recorder going, you could hear charlotte sobbing and steve talking. >> the last time i saw her was, i don't know, it's been a while. >> narrator: someone else talked to the detectives too, someone who showed up just minutes after police got there. jim natt who had a lot to say about carol. but he didn't stop there. >> reporter: coming up -- >> it was certainly a gruesome scene. >> reporter: blood drops, mystery dna. what does that do? not sure, but it looks awesome. we heat the

it changed charlotte's life.housands of parents called to ask the growers, josh stanley and his brothers, if it could possibly work for their children. >> you tell them potentially it could, nothing is for sure. i said, well, unfortunately you have to move to colorado. >> the reason they have to move to colorado is what? >> because anything that's grown in colorado has to stay in colorado. >> it's the most absurd idea that we would have to do this to get medicine. >> but it's the law. marijuana is illegal federally. even if you're prescribed it legally in a medical marijuana state, even if it works, even if it is your last hope, you're out of luck. you can't carry it across state lines. so for the wilsons, completely uprooting and lives and moving seemed to be the only option to help vivian. >> it's the hardest thing to do. we have all our family here, we have our jobs, so much we had to do. >> but just weeks after the dust-up in the diner, just around the time the wilsons allowed us to start filming their story

it changed charlotte's life. thousands of parents called to ask the growers, josh stanley and his brothers, if it could possibly work for their children. >> you tell them potentially it could, nothing is for sure. i said, well, unfortunately you have to move to colorado. >> the reason they have to move to colorado is what? >> because anything that's grown in colorado has to stay in colorado. >> it's the most absurd idea that we would have to do this to get medicine. >> but it's the law. marijuana is illegal federally. even if you're prescribed it legally in a medical marijuana state, even if it works, even if it is your last hope, you're out of luck. you can't carry it across state lines. so for the wilsons, completely uprooting their lives and moving seemed to be the only option to help vivian. >> it's the hardest thing in the world to have to do. we have all our family here, we have our jobs, so much we had to do. >> but just weeks after the dust-up in the diner, just around the time the wilsons allowed us to s

it changed charlotte's life. thousands of parents called to ask the growers, josh stanley and his brothers, if it could possibly work for their children. >> you tell them potentially it could, nothing is for sure. i said, well, unfortunately you have to move to colorado. >> the reason they have to move to colorado is what? >> because anything that's grown in colorado has to stay in colorado. >> it's the most absurd idea that we would have to do this to get medicine. >> but it's the law. marijuana is illegal federally. even if you're prescribed it legally in a medical marijuana state, even if it works, even if it is your last hope, you're out of luck. you can't carry it across state lines. so for the wilsons, completely uprooting their lives and moving seemed to be the only option to help vivian. >> it's the hardest thing in the world to have to do. we have all our family here, we have our jobs, so much we had to do. >> but just weeks after the dust-up in the diner, just around the time the wilsons allowed us to s

it changed charlotte's life.housands of parents called to ask the growers, josh stanley and his brothers, if it could possibly work for their children. >> you tell them potentially it could, nothing is for sure. i said, well, unfortunately you have to move to colorado. >> the reason they have to move to colorado is what? >> because anything that's grown in colorado has to stay in colorado. >> it's the most absurd idea that we would have to do this to get medicine. >> but it's the law. marijuana is illegal federally. even if you're prescribed it legally in a medical marijuana state, even if it works, even if it is your last hope, you're out of luck. you can't carry it across state lines. so for the wilsons, completely uprooting their lives and moving seemed to be the only option to help vivian. >> it's the hardest thing in the world to have to do. we have all our family here, we have our jobs, so much we had to do. >> but just weeks after the dust-up in the diner, just around the time the wilsons allowed us to sta

. >>> some states are debating the legalization of a strain of marijuana known as charlotte's web.to help children with severe epilepsy. for now the drug is only available in colorado. as barry petersen reports, some parents are going out of their way to get access to it. >> reporter: aaron klepinger considers this a miracle cure, the daily dose of marijuana extract known as charlotte's web given to their 8-year-old son hunter. the klepingers say the seizures were so severe they caused brain damage. traditional epilepsy drugs were ineffective for hunter. they say it's reduced the frequency of seizures from as many as 100 day to as few as two a week. dawn is hunter's mother. >> when he was on pharmaceuticals, he was sleeping all the time or sreaming all the time or having more seizures. he's more alert or happy than he used to be. >> reporter: the klepingers moved to colorado from georgia where marijuana is allowed where using it is illegal. >> i feel horrible that a child's zip code determines their ability to get medicine that could potentially save their lives. >> and this medici

. >> it's monday morning and we're in charlotte, north carolina, following a pair of real house flippers. >> do you know anything about the electrical or the pluming? >> i don't think it's been updated. >> two women who have been in real estate for decades looking for their next big score. but this property looks like a home buyer's nightmare. 1,100 square feet of hidden horrors. >> i saw from the exteriors, the windows would have to be replaced. >> there's definitely a good bit of wood rot. >> wood rot, dated bathroom and a special surprise in the master closet. >> i don't imagine this is just kind of put paint on it, fix it up. this is a major redo. >> with the housing market improving since the crash of 2008, home flippers are taking advantage of the turnaround. >> what did you think of this one? >> well, it's a lot of work. >> but it would be a great proper city to flip. >> flips in north carolina are up 35% in the last year with flippers averaging $37,000 gross profit per property. kim and maria say this $175,000 property with the right renovations and additions could sell for as mu

>> the trial is on the main component of the charlotte web's extract, a sinel molecule.t is a year long trial and giving it to children and started in early february of this year and should be know by this time next year wlorpt that the compound is the active component and can reduce the seizures. >> that is a fascinating story. crystal, thank you for sharing it. for more on the story watch t h techknow this weekend. >> well, we are talking about the weather and there is a potential that el nino is kicking in the spring or the summer and meaning a shift in the climate across the united states. now to the point here, here is what is happening in the southeast, there is severe weather across florida and hail, wind as well as tornado damage that pushed through. tampa getting a tornado close to airport. we are not with the big storm yet. it is moving up to the carolinas and virginia as well and turning into more of a winter type of storm. we have a lot of cold air in place. with the winter storm warnings and advisories for virginia and carolinas and a lot of problems on the

griffin drove off of old charlotte highway, and kim knew it was a dead-end street.ng car. griffin caught up with her, struck her on the back of the head, stomped on her back, breaking her neck, and leaving the distinctive foot impression. he then strangled her to death, probably with his police flashlight. before he left, he removed the handcuffs and covered her body with debris. >> i still can't imagine what happened and what transpired in those few minutes, the last few minutes of kim's life. >> if i had an officer who was doing this, i don't care who it was, it shouldn't happen. nobody should suffer and die the way kim did. >> bit to get a conviction prosecutors needed to prove josh griffin was the killer. >> with not having any dna, they actually had to build their case around that footprint. >> according to personnel records, griffin was the only officer to wear a size 8 1/2 thorogood shoe. so ricky novarro took a new pair of these shoes, made an inked impression and matched it to the shoeprint on the back of kim's sweatshirt. navarro believed it was the only o

demonstrates the preparation of charlotte's web oil.st the plant is soaked in food grade alcohol to draw out the cannabinoids. >> how long do you soak it for? >> the solubility is quite high. so we can soak it for as short as maybe a couple of hours to maybe overnight displp and you end up with something like this. >> then you leave it overnight. that liquid is again heated and diluted with olive oil to preserve the cbd and allow for patient dosing. >> i think for some people, giving any type of marijuana extract to a child might seem kind of extreme. so what would you say to those naysayers or those skeptics? >> i would say holding your child, praying for them to take their next breath is pretty extreme. >> as you can see crystal explore the first clinical trials designed to test this controversial treatment sunday fight at 7:30 on "techknow." we'll have more of "america tonight" next week, have a good night. >> it's christmas eve, and us soldiers are preparing for their last months in afghanistan. about forty thousand are still here -

called charlotte's web. named for the little girl we profiled. you high, but it loaded with the chemical, cbd, which seems to help reduce seizures. even when nothing else has worked. it changed charlotte's life. thousands of parents called to ask the growers. josh and his brothers if it could possibly work for their children. >> when you tell them, potentially, it could. nothing is for sure. and i say, well, unfortunately you have to move off to colorado. anything grown in colorado has the to stay in colorado. >> it's the law. mare juan nays illegally federally. if you are prescribed it legally in a medical marijuana state even if it works, even if it is your last hope, you are out of luck you. can't carry it across state lines. >> so for the wilsons completely uprooting their lives and moving seemed to beat only option to help vivian. >> it's the hardest thing in the world to have to do. we have all our family here. you know we have our job. there is so much that we would have to do. >> but just weeks after the dust-of in the diner, just around

a look at a scientific test that may determine if charlotte's web is real medicine or not. lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative and analyst. i'm are phil torres. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ hello and welcome to "techknow." my name is phil torres and we're joined today by lindsay moran and dr. crystal dilworth. you went to investigate can marijuana but this marijuana is missing something.

she's from charlotte.t more in private. [ laughter ] we'll leave it at that. and if she could dance with one celebrity, it would be me. which is very, very touching, i like that. now for the first song, bruce, can you give us a good dance song? do you want to give me some disco maybe, or something like that? ♪ [ rythmic clapping ] ♪ ♪ alicia the only way to call it ♪ ♪ alicia came all the way from charlotte ♪ ♪ alicia the only one for me ♪ ♪ alicia her name has a c in it ♪ ♪ okay there's new season of dancing with the stars ♪ ♪ we asked if she likes to dance she said she dances a lot ♪ ♪ and if she could dance with a celebrity ♪ ♪ she said that celebrity would be the host of tonight on nbc ♪ ♪ alicia [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you got the moves! you go the moves! >> thank you. >> jimmy: who's next, who's up? [ cheers and applause ] you want to do it? come on, let's go. come on pal, come on over. come on over. hello, hello. >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you? hold that, please. what is your name? >> ashley

the charlotte bobcats honoring purple heart recipient marine lance corporal josh morgan.use, he had a medical retirement because of an ied injury. >>> a somber night in boston, the celtics with a moment of silence for two fallen firefighters, 43-year-old father of three lieutenant edward walsh and 43-year-old michael kennedy as we were telling you earlier died battling an apartment fire on wednesday. >>> former buffalo bills quarterback jim killy will proceed with chemotherapy and radiation instead of surgery. his wife says doctors believe his cancer is in an area where surgery will not work so well. the doctors saying the hall of famer's condition remains very treatable and potentially curable. a lot of folks hoping for that. >>> the boston red sox go full on patriotic. according to a team tweet, jonny gomes picked out the star-spangled blazers. you like them? that's for the world series champs' visit to the white house. they even have one for the president. >>> and some extreme kayaking. this is a 40 foot waterfall. the red bull riders claim these mexican waterfalls hav

the way, is now known as charlotte's web. it's a available in colorado, but not necessarily everywhere else. so what did they do? they lived in georgia, and they picked up and they moved hunter to colorado can right away, so they could start a similar treatment like charlotte is undergoing. and they say that hunter's seizures went were as many as 100 per day to sometimes only two per week. and i'm happy now to be joined by dawn, who is in atlanta, and aaron and hunter who together are joining us from colorado. welcome to all of you. and aaron, i would like to begin with you, if i can, please. i just wanted to get a feel from you as to how the treatment is going. that the initial -- the initial fact sounds incredible. has it lasted? >> it has. it's actually improved over time, and from the very first dose we saw huge changes in our son, from decreased seizures to increased relaxation and happiness. it's been nothing but a miracle for us and a lot of people use that term kind of loosely. but for him, it's been absolutely fantas

but there is no scientific study to prove the effectiveness and safety of charlotte's web to treat epilepsy. >> we have real reason to be concerned. >> reporter: dr. amy brooks- kayal is first vice president of the american epilepsy society. she worries that parents are sailing into uncharted waters. >> we do know from basic science studies that marijuana derivatives can completely stop the cellular mechanisms of learning and memory. and right now, i don't know the benefits. i don't know the likelihood it's going to help. and i know nothing about the risks. >> reporter: there are about 200 parents in colorado using the extract, half who moved from out of state to use it legally. >> okay. >> reporter: dangerous or not, it is, to them, the best hope for their own miracle against epilepsy. >> that's it. >> reporter: barry petersen, cbs news, colora field? >> reporter: barry petersen, cbs news, colorado springs. >> pelley: we'll be right back. in a couple of hours, right? when you're worried about things at home, it's impossible to think about anything else. adt gives you fast response monitori

she flew in from charlotte, north carolina the show us their san francisco center which consists of about2 employees. their main focus is to find out what you and others are saying about wells fargo across social media channels such as facebook and twitter. >> just a little stress release. >> reporter: let's take it bit by bit. every time someone uses the wells fargo handle or hashtag on twitter or posts something on facebook or any other outlet, wells fargo knows where on the globe it's coming from. it's 2:58 p.m. pacific time. that number represents the number of mentions so far today. they get more than one million a year. they also track the public sentiment. the red line represents the negative comments. the green, the positive ones over a seven day period. the center reaches out to those frustrated customers. >> they will respond and say sorry you're having an issue and offer you another channel whether it's an e-mail or phone channel to directly have a conversation with them. >> reporter: for example, this person tweeted, over dressed are the bane of my existence and added the well

she flew in from charlotte, north carolina the show us their san francisco center which consists of aboutees. their main focus is to find out what you and others are saying about wells fargo across social media channels such as facebook and twitter. >> just a little stress release. >> reporter: let's take it bit by bit. every time someone uses the wells fargo handle or hashtag on twitter or posts something on facebook or any other outlet, wells fargo knows where on the globe it's coming from. it's 2:58 p.m. pacific time. that number represents the number of mentions so far today. they get more than one million a year. they also track the public sentiment. the red line represents the negative comments. the green, the positive ones over a seven day period. the center reaches out to those frustrated customers. >> they will respond and say sorry you're having an issue and offer you another channel whether it's an e-mail or phone channel to directly have a conversation with them. >> reporter: for example, this person tweeted, over dressed are the bane of my existence and added the wells fargo

she flew in from charlotte, north carolina the show us their san francisco center which consists of aboutir main focus is to find out what you and others are saying about wells fargo across social media channels such as facebook and twitter. >> just a little stress release. >> reporter: let's take it bit by bit. every time someone uses the wells fargo handle or hashtag on twitter or posts something on f wells fargo knows where on the globe it's coming from. it's 2:58 p.m. pacific time. that number represents the number of mentions so far today. they get more than one million a year. they also track the public sentiment. the red line represents the negative comments. the green, the positive ones over a seven day period. the center reaches out to those frustrated customers. >> they will respond and say sorry you're having an issue and offer you another channel whether it's an e-mail or phone channel to directly have a conversation with them. >> reporter: for example, this person tweeted, over dressed are the bane of my existence and added the wells fargo handle. one of these care bankers re

. >> reporter: charlotte laws has been called the erin brockovich of revenge porn.were few specific legal protections on the books, she set out to enlist more victims and push lawmakers. two years later, california enacted one of the first laws in the nation. >> the amendment, it will cover 100% of victims. anybody who distributes a nude or topless picture without the victim's consent, that would be illegal. >> reporter: authorities are cracking down. case in point, yougotposted.com which critics claim specialized in revenge porn, run by a 27-year-old san diego man. what if something did that to your sister? or your mother? how would you feel? >> reporter: kevin bollor was arrested on 31 counts of felony conspiracy, identity theft and extortion. investigators say he got himself into trouble, not by simply humiliating people but charging victims $250 to $350 to remove the images using e-mail sent through a website called changemyreputation.com. he's pled not guilty. >> it's incredibly difficult for victims to find a remedy. it's difficult to get any type of civil sui

>> we didn't believe it until we learned about charlotte's eg, and the success she had. we balled our eyes out and said "that's it." >> did you talk to other family, what did they say? >> it worked. we are friends with other families. we watched them from day one, start to give charlotte's web oil to their children and have seen success from day one. they weren't talking, feeding themselves, they are doing all of that. they are conquering epilepsy. >> were there obstacles in ohio to getting this drug for your daughter? >> it is illegal. we can't offer the medication to our daughter living in ohio. we had doctors in colorado sign off on that treatment and essentially we've been on a waiting list since january of this year. >> this must be unbelievably frustrating for parents. >> it's tough to know that there's something out there that could save our child's life, and not just our child, children all around, suffering, not making it through with this condition. we hope we can get it on ohio's ballot and not have to leave our hope, and hope that the governor would take out

a federal sting operation in charlotte, stretching back to his days on the charlotte city council allegedlyound the mayor soliciting and accepting bribes. the indictment in his case, it's like a series of rejected scenes from american hustle. the undercover informant gives mr. cannon cash, placing it on the coffee table in front of him. there's the 12.5 under the radar. he looks nervously toward the window and covered the money with a folder. after the undercover informant closed the blinds, he placed the money by his ear and fanned the bills. like that's how he's cutting the money maybe? oh, i think it's only 12.4. federal officials and statewide office holders of the republican persuasion have had a really good run of public corruption and other scandals recently. bob mcdonnell, chris christie. michael grim, and none of the democrats who got done today by the finn was a federal official or statewide elected but still today was basically democratic catchup day on the reasons why the word politician has become an insult in our country. today the democrats did their part. >>> there can be on

he was murdered in his bathtub by his political enemy-- charlotte corday.he day after marat's death, a deputation appeared in the national convention to offer regrets on behalf of the people. one deputy made a speech which is recorded by a contemporary of david, the historian delescluze. "what a crime is this. "a parricidal hand has robbed us "of the people's most determined defender, "a man who died for liberty. "we still look among you, expecting to see him here "among you, our representatives. "what a spectacle it was-- "this man in the moment of his death. "where are you, david? you have another picture to paint." and david spoke up, his voice choked with emotion, "yes, i will undertake it." david painted the picture in three months. the death of marat is a murder story, and we see all the clues to the murder-- the blood, the knife, the letter marat received from charlotte corday just before she murdered him. it's a very realistic picture, strongly, movingly realistic, but it is more than that. it has an almost religious intensity, like a secular pieta,

they are not still fighting to heidi's groups that are gaining ground the opposition says the charlotte side is claimed the islamist current strengthening these two parties groups to die for western attention to remain in power the acid regime going back to the hum a massacre of nineteen eighty two had always tried to paint all positioned to. the regime has on the foreign inspired jihadist uprising against the state. and he even made it to illegitimate. and it helped to fill this prophecy he released a number of solid to stand out as the years and were imprisoned and noble i deviated to use the we did not release that she had visits from syrian prisons in the moment that's just wrong it's not credible information in longhorn actually the one and of course are authorities have released a syrian citizen is the focus of media. you should look upon you and maybe there were few is someone who is invoked by dividends is not the syrian authorities released him on the streets of the cornerstones of course is known to have a bath. on the sergeant autism on eighteen eighties takes an anonymous th

we travel to charlotte hall where the firefighter was arrested. >> detectives say this started on tuesday when the firefighter walked into a pharmacy with what turned out to be a counterfeit prescription. they put it out to a network of pharmacies. up in a later he showed firefighter's uniform. investigators say that henry dent was already on the radar when he walked into the pharmacy of the supermarket thursday night wearing his fire uniform and passed a phony prescription. >> it was a fraudulent prescription. he created it. or someone had created it. >> when he was arrested, they found 47 oxycodone pills, 18 fraudulent prescriptions, and six empty prescription bottles. residents here told us that what they found was shocking was that a firefighter would be accused of this fraud. >> it is someone who we count on and trust. >> it is sort of sad. >> no one answered the door at this home. on his publicly accessible facebook page, there is a post that says don't believe it everything you read. all i can say now. dent is the latest easy firefighter to be on the wrong side of the law. a dozen

. >>> el alcalde de charlotte detenido por incentivos de agentes del fbi. >>> enfrenta cargos de robodel servicio secreto en holanda, estaban en alerta 3 agentes fueron enviados de regreso tras una noche de borrachera, pero los supervisores habian advertido de que dos agentes chocaron un auto el 7 de marzo. >>> al vaticano, el papa acepto la renuncia de un obispo aleman que gasto 43 millones en remodelacion. >>> hizo esto mientras se predca la austeridad. >>> ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ >>> vivieron para contarlo un edificio por poco le cae encima. >>> imagenes hasta ahora reveladas de cuando un tren se descarrilo. >>> un salvadoreño entre los más buscados a un obrero lo salvaron hoy su habilidad, los bomberos y algo de suerte.la edificacion donde trabajaba en houston se incendio.el hombre salio a un balcon y como las llamas se acercaban, se descolgo hasta el piso de abajo.la escalera de bomberos no logro llegar hasta el y el hombre se alargo hasta alcanzarla.en ese momento, se desplomo parte del edificio y los pedazos pasaron muy cerca de la escalera pero no la golpearon, y el rescate fue un exito.

may i present our mayor of the great city mayor ed lee thank you charlotte. i failed to get casted at the les mis show but i'm pleased to have a chance to welcome our president of the french folks to a san francisco. it's important we meet with our country's oldest ally the french. obviously our country's coordinate on biennial issues and he met that president obama yesterday. i must thank and commend him for venturing here to san francisco. i think your stay in our city will make it clear that while washington, d.c. is the united states national capita san francisco is the innovation capital of the world (clapping) mr. president, as home to top technology and creativity would it be fair to say in the world we've seen more and more talent move here attracted by our mixed use and transit originated city but the undying art's and cult. and this influx a has benefited san francisco in numerous ways dr. tb long standing civil changes exchanges. i know from our city paris that fransz it committed to remaining attractive and innovative. president al lesson and i ha

charlotte hawkins explains. wednesday,n my must the face of this young english girl has been watched more than 20 million times the world over. the video tells the story of a carefree childhood turned upside down. bombings, evacuations, the reality of war in syria, brought to life in london. in daily snapshots over the course of the year. -- campaign slogan just because it is not happening here, does not mean it is not happening. a similar approach in this other campaign video from oslo. without knowing they are being filmed, passersby help a young boy without a coat. now this --they prepare to do the same for a syrian. shocking people into action is the only option now for ngos. after three years of civil war, more than one million syrian children are growing up in refugee camps. >> many of them have been traumatized by violence. they need support. we are not able to provide it at the level required. >> the latest images from syria -- a girl of actuated from her home after a bombing. last thursday, very real ev

king james went off tonight against charlotte. 25 point . >> lebron james has done it all in his careermiami heat has won back to back nba hitles, league mvp and tonight, the heat hosted the bobcats. 25 points in the third quarter including eight assists from the lee points. that's a career high and miami wins it 124-107. at one point i'm pulling up behind the three point line. when that one went in i was in a really good groove. >> bare handed by the first time of the game. but to lose some of the bull pen, he can allow four earned runs. a pair on the two run homer. dodgers opened 2-1. looked single up. the a's go on to win that one 7-3. >> good. i vxv