i mean alcohol is alcohol. there is nothing snobbish about it that if you have more money that you can get away with more things. i actually like taco bell and now considering whether or not i should actually continue to go there. thank you for being here. it's really commendable and i especially want to thank the young people and to supervisor mar and his office for his leadership. thank you. >> supervisor christensen? >>supervisor julie christensen: i also want to thank supervisor mar. this was an interesting discussion. these hearings aren't always as productive. thank you for participating. city often lags behind. it takes empirical data, compelling information, the will of the community and it ends up at the legislative end to try to react to it. it seems to me this is a societal or cultural development that requires a holistic response. we have to decide as a city how we want to cope with this situation and take some meaningful steps to control it. i guess i'm on the side. i don't so much fault people for

then we have something like alcohol which had. a part of european culture obviously for centuries and centuries and it might change when using more distilled spirits but something they were really familiar with. opium is sort of in neither of those categories. opium had been used as a medicine for centuries and centuries. it was known as that, it had been used as laudanum. can anyone tell us why someone would use opium? can anyone tell us what -- evan? >> well, warfare, like soldiers, casualties, any kind of surgery, as analgesic. >> exactly. it's a painkiller. it works well sort of a sleeping pill. and because of those reasons, it was prescribed a whole lot. it wasn't like just one or two ailments. it was generally used because it's a painkiller and also to help people sleep. opium as a luxury was not something. and luxury is the term they keep using. it's what we would refer to today as recreational use, the idea of it not being used as a pin killer but to elevate, feel better than normal. and that's where opium transitions. and

alcohol is very bad for your body in many, many ways. it could cause cancer in many -- i mean, i don't need -- you're the doctor. you tell us. how bad is it on how many levels? >> well, long-term use, chronic use definitely you have what we call wernicke's encephalopathy, where it's the vitamin depletion. and thiamin, which can lead to confusion, forgetfulness, and ultimately to a form of dementia. liver disease. again, the liver can take many insults, but it will get to the point where the amount of alcohol that's being consumed will be too much for the liver to rebound, and you can start having liver abnormalities as a result of, ultimately possibly some degree of liver cirrhosis. yeah, it's real. >> esophagus? >> it's real. esophageal cancer -- high risk. >> and these are cancers that are totally preventable, so why abuse ourselves like that, right? so this is really something. so, now, what about the study? what are we doing here to help folks and what could people do to participate? >> well, from my standpoint, one of the areas -- a

today's objective, alcohol and cigarettes. >> could you spare any change? no. okay. have a good day. no money monday. i just want a pouch of tobacco. can you spare any change? cool. thank you so much. have a good day. i like these spare change people. they look at you like you are from some other planet. i guess we are. i guess we are like in a metaphor cal sense, we are from a different world. can you spare any change with you by any chance? thank you so much. >> we have $3. we need one [ bleep ] penny. >> you know how long that will last? watch. it is all old. what's in there is old. it is all old and expired. it has mayonnaise and the heat. it has mayonnaise. i'm looking for a penny over here. do you have a penny? by any chance. thank you so much. have a good day. >> reporter: with enough money for cigarettes and alcohol, nikki and gage head down to the drag towards renaissance square. within blocks they run into friends. the group nikki considers family. >> what's up, nikki? >> what's up? >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> i almost got arrested. >> reporter: i

in san francisco powdered alcohol makes it easier for us to get access to alcohol my friends seen them getting drunk in the parks nearly to my school and getting into trouble we already have too much alcohol related programs please support us our resolution and please support our use of san francisco thank you. >> thank you (clapping). >> and the young folks that are here it is fine you, you go ahead and say what you've interested in the interest of time we can move the meeting along i'd like to ask the audience to use this is your fingers rather than clap it is appreciated. >> i'm 14-year-old i go to day middle school i live in the agreement in district 11 part of preservation coalition trying to address the negative impacts of alcohol i'm sdointd to forfeited we have not yielded band powdered alcohol is a road to conceal in schools and restaurants where control is not welcome youth will be influenced to try to do something and as - this is not a small issue that is a community justice issue. >> great job thank you (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is cryst

is broken with alcohol.lize it is cold out there, which is the other point you're making. >> you're the reason why people do it, you don't realize it was cold. >> you get frostbite, you don't know it, you get hypothermic, it can put stress on your heart. who knows who has underlying heart disease. i don't want to scare people out there. do not drink in the cold. >> you're telling us we can't get a hot toddy when it is cold outside. >> i think a glass of brandy or cognac on a day like this goes far. but mark's point is well taken. you don't want to really be drinking a lot of alcohol when you go out there, the first initial phase of drinking alcohol, it opens up the skin, but at the same time, you lose a lot of your core temperature, we just talked about, and it can lead to hypothermia, which you really don't want it. the biggest problem with alcohol is the fact that defense mechanism of the body against cold is when you start to shiver. and shivering you will increase your muscle activity, increases the heat

in san francisco powdered alcohol makes it easier for us to get access to alcohol my friends seen them getting drunk in the parks nearly to my school and getting into trouble we already have too much alcohol related programs please support us our resolution and please support our use of san francisco thank you. >> thank you (clapping). >> and the young folks that are here it is fine you, you go ahead and say what you've interested in the interest of time we can move the meeting along i'd like to ask the audience to use this is your fingers rather than clap it is appreciated. >> i'm 14-year-old i go to day middle school i live in the agreement in district 11 part of preservation coalition trying to address the negative impacts of alcohol i'm sdointd to forfeited we have not yielded band powdered alcohol is a road to conceal in schools and restaurants where control is not welcome youth will be influenced to try to do something and as - this is not a small issue that is a community justice issue. >> great job thank you (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is cryst

in san francisco powdered alcohol makes it easier for us to get access to alcohol my friends seen them getting drunk in the parks nearly to my school and getting into trouble we already have too much alcohol related programs please support us our resolution and please support our use of san francisco thank you. >> thank you (clapping). >> and the young folks that are here it is fine you, you go ahead and say what you've interested in the interest of time we can move the meeting along i'd like to ask the audience to use this is your fingers rather than clap it is appreciated. >> i'm 14-year-old i go to day middle school i live in the agreement in district 11 part of preservation coalition trying to address the negative impacts of alcohol i'm sdointd to forfeited we have not yielded band powdered alcohol is a road to conceal in schools and restaurants where control is not welcome youth will be influenced to try to do something and as - this is not a small issue that is a community justice issue. >> great job thank you (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is cryst

more evaluations could result in the alcohol license being revoked. abc will be cracking down on bars this year. he says it sends a strong message to bar selling alcohol to minors. -- miners. >> i hope they clearly understand that. and anyone else might come before this commission. 5. live, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: happening now, accused of crossing an ethical line and examination. john: anthony has been following this hearing all week long. he is live downtown with latest of elements. anthony: her testimony is done but she is paying close attention to the 75 decisions there that could affect her career. you can see the relief felt by kristi at the end of her testimony. she spent the first time of this -- first part of the morning answering questions relating to her defense of the man convicted of murder who spent 37 years behind bars before she held held a case that led to his freedom. part of the case with scientific evidence, at a process was used by cross examination. >> it was your opinion that -- already been [inaudible] anthony: removed

even handle their own alcohol so i don't see people being 18 years of age being around alcohol. i don't see it being safe. >> reporter: the drinking age in new hampshire was lowered to 18 in the 1970s some 30 years ago along with every other state. a representative for mothers against drunk driving or madd tells fox 25 that's where it should stay. >> it is a well studied public health law that has saved lives and is now more than ever is needed to because teen alcohol use has declined but teen alcohol use still continues to kill 4700 people a year. >> reporter: and madd spokesperson said beer and wine just as harmful to teens as hard liquor. we did try to reach out to the sponsor of this bill. we were unable to get in touch. in seabrook, new hampshire, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >>> celtics in brooklyn tonight's looking to help their playoffs and lottery chances. but we've got a patriots update. tom brady's find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together america runs on dunkin'. i drive a golf ball. i drive to

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this is because of liquidsthat limits on alcohol can be sold on sunday.>>the city limits, the closest bar is a mile away. so it's convenient for them. but when they go there. i am not getting them back. >>reporter: for nearly 30 years. his business and others were on an equal playing field . but now he says his business is down nearly 15%. he is not alone. you're looking at a business that operates in the city of lakeland so that means they can start selling alcohol at 7 am on sunday but if you walk 40 yards across this way. he also sells alcohol but he cannot start until noon. they don't take the new law, why data. he went door-to-door asking people who sell alcohol to sign a petition. on tuesday, he presented the commissioners. >> customers will go into the city limits to make purchases. >>reporter: the county needs to wake up. this is not about current business . the future business. his customers are so close but yet, so far. certificates and economic downfall. >>reporter: marcus grayson 10news and . >> he is not done. he is going back before the comm

over the years alcohol sales increased, but the alcohol fund was never fully funded for prevention or treatment. most prevention programs were defunded. >> what happened there, young lady? >> the alcohol fund was designed to take 5% of gross profits and put it back into prevention and treatment programs. and over the years the alcohol sales increased, but the alcohol fund was never fully funded, so we testified to bring funding back up to prevention programs. >> tom -- >> see if you can step back in. >> thank you. that's an interesting point. we need to make a note of that. tom? he's not here yet. he knows all these people. so it was supposed to be 5% and even though the amount grew, the 5% is not 5% anymore. >> correct. >> the way it works, i'm a state representative -- >> you are? perfect. >> what happened was ned gordan, who is a judge in new hampshire, originally he was a senator. he put in this provision that 5% of the liquor profits would go toward prevention. >> right. >> and services, but the way new hampshire works we had very limited budget. we have no income or sales tax. >

but the story of the crash begins to be told by ethan's blood alcohol content. it comes back three times the legal limit for an adult, and that's three hours after the crash. >> understand this is three hours of time he had for his body to clear alcohol out of his system. speculation, what his blood alcohol was at the time of the accident is through the roof. >> reporter: as ethan awakes in a hospital bed, the sun also rises over burleson retta road. it is father's day. >> and the next day, yeah, i find these packages, where my father's day cards had been filled out. and my father's day gifts were there. but they were gone. no time to say good-byes. >> reporter: out in front of eric's house, investigators are still sifting through the crash site. wreckage that spans almost a city block. and seven doors down, officers pay a visit to ethan's burleson house. no one's home, but a trash bin brimming with cans and bottles right outside paints a vivid picture of the last night's activities. not only was he drunk, but there were traces of thc, valium and some other drug

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governor kasich: when i look at alcohol and 5%, this, you know, while alcohol is a big issue for us, that 5% could be used to fight the prescription drugs and housing and treatment and all that. so they took some of the 5% and used it, they divert some of it. >> yeah. >> we're famous for that. governor kasich: when you get yourself in a bind it's easy to ignore what you view as some of the soft things but it's like pay me now or pay me later. >> exactly. governor kasich: very interesting. but you know look, the other thing that new hampshire people that they did here, that you know, is expanding medicaid was a big plus. i've got to think that brought a lot of resources to help -- to help on that issue. ? we're counting on it. governor kasich: i'm just learn you don't mind if i ask questions? >> not at all. the idea of that was just, if alcohol, sales are part of the issue, make them part of the solution as well. that was the goal for that. >> so we'ral given a chance to mentor launch intrerp neuroship members, the community youth employment program. we produce videos and p.s.a.'s o r

was an alcoholic was an alcoholic was an alcoholic and a drug addict for and a drug addict for and a drug addict for a long time. a long time. a long time. i was with a lot-- i was i was with a lot-- i was i was with a lot-- i was in horrible relationships by my in horrible relationships by my in horrible relationships by my own doing. own doing. own doing. i wasn't-- wasn't i wasn't-- wasn't i wasn't-- wasn't always their fault, always their fault, always their fault, i own up to a lotta that. i own up to a lotta that. i own up to a lotta that. >> as an actor, >> as an actor, >> as an actor, lewis starred in larry david's

he failed the alcohol test twice. in court documents, arntson told alaska airline officials he didn't have anything to drink. but after a long investigation he was finally charged. >> the faa's stance is that there is an eight-hour rule from bottle to throttle. >> reporter: the faa says last year, more than 11,000 random alcohol tests were conducted on legal limit for flying. if the pilot is convicted, he faces up to 15 years in prison. david? >> kayna, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the listeria outbreak, and the recall. we'll have more. >>> and did jada pinkett-smith win her battle against the oscars? >>> and this toddler, in the middle of the road, running toward a patrol car. what the officer did, coming up next here. >>> and one of the greatest rivalries in sports. get ready for the weekend, the two superstar quarterbacks battling to get to the super bowl. here's a question for you. which one has already won the battle when it comes to endorsements? raised active

has alcohol in it. >> everything that contains alcohol.t specifies in the rules. >> everything just about has alcohol in it. >> after coming dangerously close to being denied her visit, hope is allowed to proceed to the prison's gated conjugal unit. >> it's good things and bad things that you have to go through to get here. >> hope says the difficulties of a prison visit are worth it. >> i knew who he was before i started coming to see him at the prison, and i liked him then. because we were friends first. and that's what made us bond as lovers even better. and it was special because we didn't make love until we got married. that's something that i never did before. so i was happy about that too. >> what are you going to do for two days? >> we are going to have fun. do a lot of exercise, jumping jacks and stuff like that. >> liar. >> golden is finally escorted across the prison yard to the family visitation center. his long awaited reunion with his wife is just moments away. >> okay. extremely excited. >> yes. >> are you nervous? >> mm-hmm

i am recovering alcoholic, for almost 15 years i have been clean. at the beginning of the book i tell us story about the night i had been sober and two years. i was the poster child for rehabilitation centers all over the country. but i was so outraged that george bush was given the presidency by the supreme court, we don't want to get into an argument about that so i went off the wagon, the real drug and went to a bar, a biker bar and as usual i was trying to pick up a woman at a bar. i felt something behind me and instinctively felt something was behind me and i turned around and there's her husband with a 45 caliber right in my face and he pulled the trigger and hadn't chambered the book -- global. they threw me in the parking lot. isis i don't believe in god but if you are there is the last drink i will never have. they sent me to the gw hospital psychiatric ward, and the largest human being i have ever seen in my life was leaning against whom more, and started to ice and wind home cakewalk? she senate-house you go out that window. i lose my job

it's always -- it's drugs, alcohol, drugs. during alcohol or drug use separates us.ays want to see better. and it must be a family curse. i mean, hard times fall on us all. >> melissa was the first of the allen siblings that the crew met at the jail. and as these tapes were coming in from the field and we started watching them, we really had no idea how this story would eventually evolve. but based on melissa's first interview, it seemed like the focus might be on one very grisly act of violence that she was involved in. >> melissa says she was drinking and doing drugs with a male friend when he tried to steal money she had just made from a drug deal. her description of what happened next was both graphic and disturbing. >> he pushed me. he punched me. so i took my knife out and i just cut it and it fell on the floor. >> what? >> his balls fell on the floor. >> a man hitting a woman, i think he deserved it, if not more. he's lucky i didn't meet him. >> hey, yo. >> corey, who's also serving time for assault, but we would learn that when he fights, he's never alone. >>

we know alcohol durinin pregnancy is dangerous to the shows women who drink put their baby at risk of more than 420-medical conditions. conditions.women with etal alcohol spectrum disorder are at high risk of having a baby with one of the conditions. among them are problems with the brain, eyesight, hearing, and respiratory systems..the severity and symptoms of f-a-s-d vary - based on how much and when the alcohol is consumed.the research also look at alcohol combined with other factor's in the mother's lififsuch as stress, nutrition, and environmental influences.the end result says women should not have any alcohol at any point in their pregnancy. the university of iowa is getting nearly one-million dollars to study a rare genetic disorder. known a n-f, the disorder n cause tumors to grow through nerves on the body and can lead to blindness, cancer and disabling pain. researchers are using the money to develop a pig model of the condition conditions better than mice. n-f affects about three- thousand people worldwide. coralville now. terry will haha your final forecast when live at 5

load not to do - alcohol - it is you know about the real absence of the alcohol you know in enduresou have done it yet you're afraid of what you'll find but it will be you know an enormous experience to do that and you know make it to where we are pure and tests are we have had because this is explained too long and you just try and - >> thank you is there any additional public comment? >> on this item and seeing none, public comment is closed. okay. so we've taken a vote already to establish the specific finding and now madam clerk for the imperative item itself please call roll >> supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell there are 11 i's. >> okay. this item passes unanimously all right. madam clerk can we please move on to the next imperative item. >> offend by supervisor farrell a resolution declaring january 22, 2016-2017 as bill demonday night day supervisor farrell. >> thank you madam president that is something we voted for a in memo

not just beer but s of the 190 proof grain alcohol called everclear. needs to go to the conveninience store. but even the other ones who'd been drinking knew ethan had too much to drink and they tried to talk him out of it. and he would have none of it, just made him angry. >> reporter: with that, all eight teenagers le into the truck with ethan couch behind the wheel. >> starr, the young woman, is telling him to slow down, and so his response is, "well, i'll just drive into oncoming traffic." so he starts playing chicken with the car in front of him. >> i was yelling at him "get over, get over, you need to get over." and when he swerved, the back tires jerked. >> just remember seeing something in the road and then a loud bang, then i remember being in the air. >> the vehicle was going about 68 miles per hour. >> reporter: had ethan ever pumped the brakes? >> no brakes. >> reporter: never touched the brakes? there. you know, your brain when you're, when you're that intoxicated doesn't work the way it should. >> reporter: when we come back, ethan couch

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you don't have to have anything to do with alcoholics to love it. he came to me and he said hey, i've got an idea, why don't we start knit it in costa rica and bring to the u.s. in spanish. >> do you feel it's important for all of alcoholics anonymous to get the message out there? >> yes. the latino community has huge problems like every other community with alcohol. groups in all the world that use aa and nor arcotics anonymous. >> from our experience on this previous show i've been able to see how impacting the story is, either for people who have been through alcoholism and even people who have not. >> it's interesting how the two came together in the production. nyu medical center is backing this play. why a medical center backing a stage play? >> never happened before. i used to be at harvard. wouldn't have happened there. i went to bob grossman the dean and ceo and i said, i think that nyu should have its name on this play where it goes and it should use it as an initiative to talk about alcoholism and its treatment. and he said, yes. >> and h

why the feds want to lower the legal blood alcohol limit . good morning. welcome back to fox five news this morning -- weekend edition. another beautiful day across the valley -- sun shining -- gorgeous blue sky. thanks for spending your day with us i'm shannon moore. its time to get a check now of the weather. opehlia an active weather pattern will bring slight chances of rain to the valley over the next week. clouds will continue to linger over us as we make our way to a high of 59 for sunday. there are slight chances for showers monday morning and again tuesday night into wednesday. we hit 65 degrees by friday. several nv energy customers say the company tricked them into buying solar panals -- and now, they're suing. at least 1 lawsuit has been filed so far, alleging nv energy manipulated regulators into prices. the suit claims many people invested thousands of dollars into solar systems but now aren't able to pay them off because of the change. regulators approved the new rates last month for net metering, which is the process of solar panal owners se

list of music videos - videos they say exposed the greatest number of british kids to depictions of alcohol in late 2013. tobacco imagery, another for "trumpets" took the top spot in this category. thirteen- to fifteen-year-old girls in particular seeing more depictions of alcohol and tobacco on youtube per person than any other age group. we know that smoking and drinking in the media can influence young people's decisions later in life. but youtube videos aren't regulated in the same way as tv and movies. a warning for parents? to pay more attention to what their kids are seeing on all screens

stay with your 24 hour news dropped the legal limit for drinking and driving to a blood alcohol level of zero point eight percent. but would lawmakers support an even lower limit now? the national transportatio n safety board recently issued a "wish list" for safety changes in 2016. one item was encouraging states to drop the legal blood alcohol limit for driving to point zero five per cent. that means a 170 pound man who drinks three average beers in an hour on an empty stomach would be at the lower limit. one iowa city police officer sayaylaw enenrcement isn't pushing for such a change now. " it's clearly up to legislators have law enforcement enforce however any law designed for public safety officers would be supportive of that initiative " one iowa lawmaker remembers it was a struggle to reduce the legal blood alcohol limit in 2003, and safety wasn't the winning argument. we'll look at that part of the issue tonight on t-v nine news at six. the red cross says many midwestern hospitals are running severely low on blood supplies. radio iowa reports the midwest region of the red cro

. >> obviously alcohol was involved. >> yes. >> do you think you have a problem with alcohol? >> i don't think i have a problem with alcohol. i just think it was a horrible night for me. >> for some people when they drink, they're not able too hold back their inner primitive impulses. >> reporter: it's not just alcohol-fueled rage. it's not uncommon for customers to seem to pick on people they expect service from. >> there's no cheese! >> reporter: like this testy exchange at a wendy's. >> i want my money back now! and i want it fast! >> do you feel good about your >> reporter: espn reporter brett mchenry suspended a week after her snide comments to a tow truck clerk caused a sensation. >> i could be a college dropout and do the same thing? >> reporter: she later tweeted, i am so sorry for my actions and will learn from this mistake. she still works at espn. >> during times of stress and duress, nobody wants to be told no. nobody wants to be told that they need to follow a rule that doesn't work for them. >> reporter: she's not the first person caught behaving badly with uber

the iowa alcoholic beverages division has put together new guidelines for those planning to offer alcohol tastings or samplings. iowa's rules governing the practice had beeee written more than a decade ago, and have not kept up with the times and lacked clarity. the old rules didn't specify how much alcohol was in a taste or if it was different for beer, wine or liquor. the new rules provide clear guidance, as well as outline where tastings can occur and clarifies other important can be conducted in the marketplace. tim: another big poweweall prize is up for grabsbs wednesday night's drawing willlle for an estimated 450-mimiion dollar jackpot. it was initially set for 4-hundred- million dollars... but lottery officials say the surge in ticket sales caused an increase. the jackpot's cash value is now 275- point-4 million dollars. this is the sixth largest jackpot of any u.s. lottery game on record and the fourth largest powerball jackpot. jenna: dozens of siouxlanders got important questions about health insurance answered tonight, during a phone bank ts evening at abc9. the phone bank was

like commissioner wright said, yorty checking for alcohol right now. to me, it seems simple and basic. re: checking for alcohol checking to see if someone is 21 to buy a pack of cigarettes, that's basically what it's all about. >> to my knowledge it's not permitted for alcohol. for cigarettes. >> only getting new business, bring that up. let's bring that up and talk about that because that is an issue. >> it is related i would disagree. it's part of a bigger picture about human still employed in human service industries margins of error that we can support businesses that still have employees and not robots. amber talk about regulatory issues like this it's related. thank you. >> okay. we have a motion. to have a second moved and seconded. moved and seconded. >> will call. commissioner adams aye, commissioner dooley aye dwight aye tour-sarkissian aye zouzounis aye the riley guide. that motion passes to recommend to the board of supervisors to support file 15117960. >> great. thanks to the supervisor's office and the members of the about that came out t