this happened in lakewood, california. four were hurt ifncluding the to suspects. >> speaking of wild. >>> omarosa back on reality tv. she's already making headlines. the former trump aid now part of celebrity big brother. >> and last night said she would never again vote for president trump and she didn't stop there. >> reporter: president trump made omarosa a star on his show "the apprentice." then he seend her up on his next big project, the campaign. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. >> reporter: and ended up with a job in the white house. at one point she showed up wearing her wedding dress, a party van full of guests to pose for photos. two months ago she was fired. >> i never got it. why you went to the white house with him. >> i felt like it was a call to duty. i felt like i was serving my country, not him. i was haunted by tweets every single day. what is he going to tweet? >> does anybody say to him what are you doing? >> i tried to be that person and all of the people aro

in lakewood, i'm reporting for chasing news. >> i will turn it over now to the former head of the new jersey dea. a former chief who has experience prosecuting these cases. things are coming in today. >> even if it is legalized what about the federal level. >> marijuana still a schedule one. has no medical use. it's illegal to possess, sell, distribute. proceeds whether legal or illegal is subject to forfeiture and criminal charges. >> you are a detective, how hard is it to prosecute? >> with marijuana it's more difficult than driving under the influence. the be a challenge because you'll have to call and drug experts. it's more subjective initially. it's not like someone coming in for an alcohol test. >> thanks. i don't think people know that it's a federal crime and how hard is going to be to prosecute those cases. >> let's turn it over to the mayor whose town is going to legalize accessories of marijuana but not saying whether there for or against recreational marijuana. >> can you tell us about your town do? >> we passed an ordinance to prevent the recreational sale of marijuana.

it happened in lakewood... which is near long beach...olice say the victim jesus nunez was walking back from a late night donut shop with his girlfriend when the robbery happened early this morning. a male suspect first got out of the car and said something to the victim. two female suspects then started harassing the victim's girlfriend. nunez was defending his girlfriend when he got stabbed.neighbor: "my sister said she heard a scream. i just heard my dog barking. i've lived here for 15 years now and i've always felt very safe." the suspects drove off in a dark-colored sedan. nunez was stabbed at least once in his torso and died later at the hospital. his girlfriend only suffered minor injuries. (grant) new at nine. an investigation is underway into the death of a man...found unresponsive at san francisco state. back in feburary...a witness called police about 24-year-old nickie young...who was found unconscious at mary ward hall. young was not a student at the university and police believe he was visiting campus as a guest. police are

leaving the lakewood neighborhood with a sinkhole smack in the middle of the road. >> we didn't lose house, but we lost the house. we can't live here. and we probably won't be able to live here again. >> you are grabbing your pets and kids, don't have much time to get anything. >> the university of south florida uses virtual reality mapping for sinkholes, right right in the area known as sinkhole alley. >> it could be terminated as if somewhere in florida. we have hurricanes and sinkholes. we live on swiss cheese, essentially. >> florida leads the nation in sinkholes were insurers pay out about a quarter billion dollars per year in sinkhole calamities. but much of the country is also at risk. sinkholes happen when the ground upon which we live sits atop porous rock, like limestone, which slowly gets eaten away by the underground aquifer. when a rockets to week, it crumbles into the water with everything above it sinking down with it. >> how do we prevent this from happening? 's vehicle we are a long ways away from that answer. >> home owners on the suspect land can fortify their hous

we're actually live broadcasting to colorado christian university in lakewood, colorado from this eventpac history that we've had a remote broadcast like this and then later today, from colorado back to here, you're going to hear michelle malkin, yeah. give it up for michelle malkin. [applause] >> so this is a great day for colorado, a great day for cpac and it's nice for all of you to come this morning just for claudia and i, right? maybe somebody else is going to show up in a little while, right? let's have fun, thank you and welcome to cpac 2018, day two and it's going to be a huge day. god bless you. let's get this party started. thank you, dear. [applaus [applause] >> i have the privilege and it is, indeed, a privilege to moderate the first panel. we've got two distinguished members of the cabinet to join me this morning. first of all, secretary of interior, ryan zinke, he served our nation for more than two decades in the military and retired as a navy seal commander. then-- yeah, give it up for the seals. [applause] then he was elected montana's at large member of congress and no

. -- [inaudible] the lakewood ranch used to slip in because they would be that be drinking underage. karen and i were horrified because we were. they were calling attention to a widespread problem in dallas. i'm glad to see a few of you know these places. i have known, for a long time -- known tom for a long time. someone i've also known for a long time. meet jeff engel is a real treat. i saw that there was a reference to a book that he and tom had published. it sounds interesting. i'm waiting for my copy. when life strikes the president, i noticed that neither of the bush presidents is in it, nor is jimmy carter. it looks like it's going to be a wonderful book. who get up early and watch cbs news may see when charlie rose says, your world today in 90 seconds. i'm going to have to give you wilson's world this evening and 2400 seconds, about 40 minutes, what we should keep ourselves to. this is an excellent time to be discussing woodrow wilson. april 6 was the centennial of the declaration of war against germany. the result of which was that an army by december of 1918 of 1.8 million

finest people in all of houston, texas right here at lakewood, but thanks for tuning in today, and thank him down this long hallway filled with mini clocks. the hands on the clocks were all ticking at different