. >> reporter: like this one called hill ray, so the country's 40,000 medical marijuana patients can order pot online and get it in the mail. >> we like tight, tough regulation and like clarity. there just isn't the type of clarity that we see in canada. there isn't the type of clarity like that in the u.s. >> reporter: but canada is the only nation giving marijuana the green light, at least on a medical level. other nations considering it right inside u.s. borders. >> people are saying that this is going to be bigger than bingo. now, i don't know what that means, exactly. >> rn summit in las vegas, leaders discuss the possibility of growing pot on tribal land. >> they're telling us we could possibly create 3 million a year for our tribe alone as economic development. ♪ >> reporter: the u.s. justice department told tribes it may look the other way as it has with washington and colorado. tribes growing pot follows certain rules. >> 556 tribe in the country with their own history, their own leadership and they're going to make their own decisions. >> reporter: in the meantime up north,

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ray. legislation on capitol is fairly ham -- hill is fairly hamstrung. they can push back against obama administration environmental regulation but the white house is pretty much going around the legislative process because they're not seeing any victories on comowl capitol hill these days and they're going through the epa the interior department rarg regarding other regulations like fracking. mitch mcconnell won't get many legislative victories that will get the president's signature so he's going his own way. >> what legislate are republicans getting? >> some are crafting legislation that will fight it but the sally jewel the interior secretary said today she didn't expect that to be able to get very far she says in part americans want some kinds of regulations. there haven't been any really to speak of on the books. the ones that came out have been in process for three years and they garnered 1.5 million public comments, environmental rules, they say these don't go far enough. the interior department hopes it's walking the line down the middle. >> lib

ray suarez. that's secretary of state john kerry on capitol hill today talking about the open letter to the leaders of iran written by senator tom cotton of arkansas and signed by 46 other republican senators and signed by the senate majority letter. joining me now to continue the look at the letter and what such a gesture means in international negotiations, bruce gendleson, former senior advisor to the u.s. state department during the first obama administration and fred flight, formerly on the staff of the house intelligence committee during the george w. bush and obama administrations. regardless of its legality and there are many people throwing plenty of cold water on the idea that this was illegal to do, is it a good idea? >> it's good to be here. it's an excellent idea. this was an active leadership our elected representatives, senators can't do anything about this agreement because it's not a treaty. they see an agreement that this administration is cooking up that will be extremely destabilizing to the middle east, will pave the way to an iranian nuclear weapon and they're doing what they

. ♪ the hills are alive re, mi. ♪ ray a drop of golden sun not. >> reporter: brought back to life byre. >> that was magical for me too. >> i do not say this lightly. it is a privilege to have julie andrews with us again here. champion[ cheers and applause ] >> wonderful, thank you. >> 50 years? >> i was just saying i think it's a joke. i mean i think somebody pulled a fast one on me because it feels -- i lost 20 years somewhere. surely it's only 30 years but till -- >> you could not have imagined 50 years ago -- >> no never. >> -- that this -- >> who, if somebody said 50 years ago you'll be sitting one day and it will be 50 years from now, how could you possibly imagine that? you couldn't. >> why do you think it resonates with generation after generation after generation? >> well there's the obvious one which is that every seven year there's a new generation and they get introduced to it but then the film has to be pretty good to last that long anyway. it was one of the wonderfully crafted hollywood movies and it's full of joy and love and family and adventure and it's got children a

ray suarez. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu was the subject of swirling debate. he sided with the republicans on the hill against a president, whose documents spent years trying to hammer out a deal with iran that would keep the iranian public developing weapons. >> iran proved time and again that it cannot be trusted. that's why the first major concession is a source of concern. it leaves with a vast infrastructure, relying on a break-up. that creates a danger. the second major concession creates a greater danger. that iran could get to the bomb by keeping the deal. virtually all the restrictions will automatically expire in a decade. >> research scholar at the programme on science and global security at princeton university says binyamin netanyahu has it wrong. a former member of the delegation says his country has gone a long way towards meeting demands and will not make a bomb. >> when a country like iran is accepting the maximum level of verification the maximum level of frarnsy, the maximum level of inspections, and also is ready to become a long period like 10 years, to cap the enrichment below 5%

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camelot watching the sunrise and making happening as we speak so will see those first rays clear an east bay hillsand then also start to get a woman on. it will release jump up this afternoon more so tomorrow still looking to be the hottest day of the week. of course seeing right now temperature was looking pretty good upper '40's will 50s at the moment to. and tracker day par-4 castanets the vote right now these conditions in time lunch hour woman up to the mid upper fifties. and then certainly join a law such at that point and a slight breeze out there nothing of a whistle yesterday us up pretty good. 5:00 tonight will come off of the daytime highs the upper 70's. by 5:00 p.m. going home 07 news at that point for your drive against a sunny conditions of the close out their nothing major. we're expecting jennifer leather today we broke it down there for you temperatures are right now authorities love 50s will probably spent the next zero hours to see these to the trees begin to turn the corner had a port on to thermometers and watching that back in 15 minutes was a complete check of the weather m

hill also for the marina. mainly dry. for the north bay and east bay and a slight chance of showers throughout napa and santa rosa. oakland, staying partly sunny and likely see rays of sunshine here back towards lafayette. definitely more sun in lafayette than in orinda. for the tri-valley expecting 70. tomorrow an odd day for us. not totally a rainy day. nor is it going to be totally sunny. but we will see things shift. as we head throughout wednesday, thursday and friday of this week this will now make the fifth week in a row of some record setting temperatures at least arriving at some point during the week. this area of high pressure bringing back not only 70s but the potential of 80s. let's look that weather trend, obviously no 80s tomorrow. we talked about that. by wednesday, upper 70s. on thursday and also friday and san jose temperatures to the low and mid 80s. another record-setting day with temperatures by saturday. we will begin to see numbers cool off here. that's also where we will likely have the possibility of a few showers in san francisco. so get ready for warm weather. it is going to be coming back sooner rather than later. >> thank you, jeff. a