it will feature a high-tech science lab and artifacts like al capone possible approved a vest. it is being built adjacent -- al capone possible approve the spirit is being built adjacent to the 18th street. it will be open at 2013. this is not a good time to be outside with the outdoor monuments. >> let's look at the forecast. it is moving eastward. tomorrow, sunshine, it may be an isolated brief shower. breezy into saturday, but a fantastic weekend. could fall weekend. a lot of sunshine. >> great timing. thanks for joining us. we will see you back here for "good morning washington." we began at 4:30. have a great afternoon.

understand that these bankers are involved in a crime syndicate it's organized crime like the mafia like al capone and at the end of the day the chinese are saying holy mackerel who are not buying into this not one iota and you know how we're going to take you down we're going to drive gold up to a certain price that will cause a dollar panic and you see this already the gold vigilantes are inducing a dollar selling panic and you know the fact is that maybe it's time for america to step aside they had their century too many wars of productivity too many jackasses like charlie monger let's move on and let somebody else carry the ball for a while all right well stacy ever thanks so much again for being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away much more right after this. it's the secret incursion into the country. it's the invasion by means of. tradition language. this is the first to go pete could be. culture. the thing is that the had the dems are still unaware of what's going on in the land still asking for more idea. i don't know anything about alaska the great. on our cheap. morning news

. -- al capone. >> probing the nation's mortgage mess. i'll -- why states are teaming up to get answers. and the candidates in the gubernatorial race are set to square off. imi in the newsroom with what you can expect coming up. >> a crucial decision about a don' >> welcome back. 33 trapped miners have been brought to the server after -- service after being trapped underground for 69 days. they are getting medical attention and then will spend time with their families. and a deadly accident in rock hill. it is causing marc delays. defense secretary robert gates says there could be enormous consequences if a ruling blocking the don't ask don't tell policy is allowed to expand. it should be decided by congress and not the court according to him. >> thanks. the second debate in bob brown maryland will be today. voters will be watching closely. cory robinson is live in a newsroom with more. >> we expect to see another fiery exchange as they appeared together in what will likely be their last televised debate. on monday, gov. martin o'malley f

. >> the minute they ended prohibition, it put al capone and the gangs out of that business and made streets a lot safer. >> reporter: just like alcohol, they'd like to see marijuana regulated and taxed. it's a tempting prospect for one of the most cash-strapped states in the nation. one organization predicts an additional $1.4 billion a year from taxes alone. and as many as 60,000 to 110,000 new jobs. >> we cannot support proposition 19. >> reporter: the measure allows cities and counties to opt out, creating concern for growers who say medical marijuana may be tougher to access. some in the law enforcement community say decriminalizing pot could lead to an increase in violent crime. >> so the question is, is this best for our future? is this best for children? >> reporter: the debate over decriminalization is happening across the country. washington, oregon and nevada are working on ballot initiatives. new hampshire, massachusetts and rhode island may introduce similar legislation. even traditionally conservative states, such as virginia and south dakota, have taken up the issue. b

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i don't ever hear anyone saying let's go back to the good old days of al capone when we had our alcoholgulated. and that's essentially the same argument they're making. it's a none sense argument. unless they're willing to stand up and say we should also prohibit alcohol, really what they're saying is we should regulate cannabis and that is the best way to control it and keep it out of the hands of minors. >> sure. and i think if and when it does cross the ballot and if people vote yes, i think that will be the next conversation many californians will have. thank you for coming on. a lot of points in both directions pro and con. i thank you for coming on to talk to me about that from "high times" magazine. >>> a lot of you tweeting about this. maybe brett favre should have stayed retired. a quarterback made it through 20 years in the nfl without a single sex scandal until now. we have the latest on these allegations he sent a lewd photograph and tawdry voicemails to a former female co-worker. >>> and not exactly the miracle on the hudson. what happened to cause this plane to end upside

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prohibition didn't work in the 1920's when the distribution of alcohol was turned over to al capone and other criminals, and it is not working now. we have more americans in jail per-capita that other nations in the world and most of them are there because of trivial violations of drug laws. that is morally wrong and it is counterproductive and extremely expensive. as far as building the wall, i will say that the last thing we need is a $6 billion wall across the southern united states that is grossly expensive and will someday be used to keep americans inside if things continue to go bad. >> thank you, mr. nolan. senator mccain? >> first of all, we need to secure our borders and then we can move on to other issues. other provisions that can resolve this issue. if we do not secure the borders first, we will find ourselves with another group of people that have come to this country illegally and then we will have to do with it over again. there seems to be the belief that we are unable to secure the borders. we are certainly able to do so. other countries do. it is our responsibility to

it is not working -- turnover to al capone and other criminals. it is not working now. people are being thrown in jail for smoking a marijuana cigarette. it is morally wrong, counterproductive and expensive. once again, the last thing we need is a $6 billion wall across the southern united states that is grossly expensive and will someday be used to keep americans inside if things continue to go bad. >> let me say again, we need to secure our borders and then we can move on to all of the other issues including jobs and a temporary legal worker program, and other issues. if we do not secure the borders, we will find ourselves with another group of people who have come to this country illegally, and then we will have to deal with that all over again. other countries deal with this. it is our responsibility to all of our citizens to do so. >> you have stated that the va model could reduce the cost of health care while providing better service. given the recent scandals and complaints about the vienna, how can you convince the public that the government -- about the va, how