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january 23rd is national handwriting day a holiday that coincides with john hancocks birthday and thatas why there was quit the celebration and michael soul the most prominent livingter penm and discussing how handwriting. in today's digital world. >>'ll get it. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, watch out jaws a tiny eagles fan is giving you a run for your money. don't miss the 5-year-old girl's pint sized pep talk for the birds. >> and an ad that slammed as fensive. it seems to call gluten free people gross. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch today. >>> scores

and then, you've got guys like john hancock, one of the biggest smugglers in the colonies, people who get caught and are hauled off, not before a jury but before a judge, they are not going to get much sympathy if they go around whining, hey, the government is not letting me break the law and stuff my pockets full of money anymore but if they go around saying, hey, government has taken away my right to a jury trial, one of the most fundamental liberties of the free englishmen, and if they can do it to me, they can do it to you, then people are going to pay a lot of attention. and so you've turned yourself from a criminal into a victim. the victim of the evil government that's little by little trying to turn everybody from free borne english subjects into slaves. so just trying to enforce the law and keep colonial trade going in ways that help the country instead of hurt it creates a lot of outrage. but the worst of it all, of course, is trying to deal with the revenue problem. if you're going to get money, and you have part of your population paying practically nothing, the wealthiest

cnn international correspondent paula hancocks has the latest. >> reporter: john, we do have some agreementd of that second meeting between north and south korea. north korea said it will send a delegation of around 140 members of an orchestra from the north, an orchestra that traditionally plays a mix of western and traditional music. and they won't just be performing in the area where the olympics is being held. they will also hold a performance here in the capital in seoul. now, we hear from the south that they have said they will assume the safety and the convenience of this delegation. you can only assume that potentially that means they will be picking up the tab for them. the north also saying they'll send an inspection team to the south to try and sort out logistics ahead of time. north korea has said they would like to travel across the border to come to south korea. the south hasn't agreed to that yet. they were sending a cruise ship to pick up the delegation, because then they have accommodations sorted out as well. on wednesday, they'll have higher level talks between north and

pe big boa at the big board, john hancock investment and principle financial group, sell bragt tcih transfero the nasdaq uaa may not participate as susquehanna cuts it to neutral price target 11. says any claims they can re-establish demand in north america are off base no fundamental recovery in sight. you buy it >> i'm speaking with kohl's today and they took in under arm or i want to find out more from kohl's but there's a census developing that the company got so off the mark that it can't return to glory. i say let's see what the quarter brings if they request clean out the inventory. but this susquehanna story is the one that people keep telling me that mark parker, ceo of nike, got tired of having his eye poked by the finger of kevin plank and he struck back and once nike awakes, there's nothing. the sleeping giant is up and he's crushing underarm our i don't know i think the stock had a big run at the end of the year it's probably not the right place to be. >> as they said in the no jim, you aa risks becoming more like reebok than nike which jack macky said is fighting words in shoe

policy impact state economies and the marijuana industry joining us to john, john, founder of navy capital, and major michael hancocker. gentlemen, good to have you here sean, let me start with you. i want to make sure i understand this under the obama administration, they told federal prosecutors if you're in a state where marijuana is legal, we disincentivize you, discourage you from prosecuting. >> hands off. >> jeff sessions now says gets rid of that. if you want to prosecute, you can, depending on the severity, depending on if you have the must be to do it, et cetera, right? we don't know how many federal prosecutors are going to get that active, right >> you hit on the key point, if you have the money to do it. what the senate passed is rohrabacher/fa rohrabacher/farr amendment you've already seen all the major legal states, the attorney generals coming out and saying we're not going to prosecute, in fact, we're very encouraging of this nascent industry. >> mayor hancock, i'm very curious, i mean, first of all, do you think whoever the u.s. attorney is for your region would be likely to prosecute, and if he or