sales began at 8:00 am local time. over here are some of the buying rooms.nd every time people come out with their bag, people are cheering. it's a really festive atmosphere here. something people here and others have been waiting for a long time. >> we had a sound bite that was playing in the background, we apologize for that. paul with respect to this particular law, what effect will it have statewide? >> reporter: state wide anyone over 21 that is a colorado resident can purchase up to an ounce at a time, if you are out of state you can purchase up to a quarter ounce. the effect here is marijuana is legal for people over 21 colorado, people can come here to buy it, but they need to consume it here. and every state in the country will be watching the regulatory issue as well as the money. some estimates putting the sales between 400 million and 600 million this year alone. that's a lot of tax revenue. there are about 100,000 licensed medical marijuana users in the state of colorado but another half million are expected to start using recreationally. of cou

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that content that can be sad because now this morning the blast happened at around six thirty am local time was this huge plastic at the head or across the capital and added this appears to have being a yes to act calm detonate it. according to the ministry of interior. a bomb detonated in a contest the kp and a sign that it may have been a suicide attack that still investigating the possibility now lah according to the ministry of health at least find people and were killed and more than seventy were injured in this set. it's six thirty am. now last night witnesses at the scene said that to after the blast at gunmen opened fire on the building before the day after the second blast took place around nine am this was in a different part of cairo. it was me at the police station in an area called the leak and this appears to have the new ie a hand grenade thrown at an a line of essential security forces by and spent it with me at this police station now i'm going to a security official that one cuz he was killed and more than ten people were injured in that attack. now that that a tactic that

it was headed around nine am local time said rush out and the many people around to it cold outside over a pretense to any admin institute building at the center i hand in hand no suprise to be at the border with syria and north east and that the men at a pace that is the building that many people could teach me that i missed a team that government won't court seal add to the pos books and so on said lifting his head around that time the hearing at least three he killed but that that some men korea putting the death toll higher. atlanta was about thirty people injured two now it does seem a little at sea she said a car bomb that has some body parts saddle the body of a man was found in the end a card that may have even had the car bomb site is for clinton to accept a suicide bomber but that has yet to be confirmed. this eat that this attack does come at that historic trials getting underway now for four hezbollah suspects were accused of assassinating the former lebanese prime minister of the country eerie nine years ago. could it be any link between the explosions today and that trial.

time left. in the back? >> i am a local citizen. i have read that congress is actually more ideologically polarized than the electorate is. have you seen that borne out in the data at all? if so, why do you think that is? is it a self-selecting, the open primaries, or gerrymandering, which i have not heard us talk about yet today? >> congress is definitely more polarized than the public is. nobody is disputing that, i don't think. the debate in the political science literature is whether the public has become more polarized as congress has become more polarized as well. i think it clearly has. they are more polarized. you look at the way they are selected, and what it takes to be a member of congress. look at the makeup of the districts, and even states now. there has been a big increase in the number of one party dominated districts, and even the number of one party dominated states. when you get elected from one of those states or districts, you are not worrying about competition in the general election. you are worrying about the

i thought it over and i called the local office and got a hold of a special agent intelligent young man and i hope i am not wasting your timeave so many reports coming n. we don't leak to back wash information to people in case they go to trial and be witnesses and you will not hear from us. i said great. >> quarter to seven, i get a phone call that wakes me up. and hi, this is -- special agent that is the contact and we want to talk to you about the flight in august. did it match any of the flights yesterday? >> we can't tell you. that i will come down to the federal building. he said it is okay. we are outside of your house. >> 7:15 in the morning. >> i said how did you know whery live? he said we are the fbi. thank you. >> and they came in. look, i am dying to know are these the guys? >> we have had 36,000 tips. and we'll be here at your house all this morning and we can't tell you. since then i identified two of them as two of the terrorist. >> really? >> who were not on flight 11 but on flight 175 and 177. >> so it was a rehearsal what these guys were doing. >> what was significant rehearsal with four men, and i can't

local grocery stores. they had to restock their shelves with bread and milk three times already this morning. >> i love this weather. i go to baltimore to visit my kids. i amnjoying this weather. >> the weather is having an impact on air travel as well. delta airlines have canceled more than 1800 flights today. connell: jonathan, thanks. dagen: is whether system reaches into southern virginia. they are staying inside. not going on the road. the first cross-country trip now in the books for tesla. connell: we will talk about that coming up. this sick cruise ship making its way back to port. dagen: more on tonight's state of the union address. charles payne joins us to talk about what the minimum wage means for companies like burger king. ♪ sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigat risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. dagen: breaking news on apple. let's go to nicole. nicole: karl icahn is putting his money once again with the backing of apple. he added $500 million worth of shares. now, today, saying you know w

local church? >> i was in hong kong. found ape place. you go to church in hong kong. nobody is going to recognize me. i am surprised any time the country. going to church in hong kong. i go to the church. it's packed for 8:00 mass. missed 7:00 mass. really crowded here. i walk into the church. find this bench seat myself. sit in the back. all of a sudden all these people look. and like ten women on each side of me squish me in. none of them are from hong kong. they're all filipino. they realized i know manny pacquiao. and it was 99% women in the mass. incredible. thought i was disrupting the mass. next week went at 7:00. they expected me. it was pretty crazy. an amazing service. >> jimmy: did you understand any of it? >> it was in english? >> jimmy: so then yes. >> they knew. some of it. not all of it. but they knew, you know, every aspect of the mass. then most didn't speak english other than knowing what the service was about. >> jimmy: wow, how about that. >> a special experience. i felt blessed. >> interesting, when you hatch that, where you go to another country, and you have a very, because, in catholic, catholic i as

am lou dobbs. ♪ double mocha lou: e-mails that reveal a massive traffic jam was orchestrated at the george washington bridge to force an endorsement of the local mayor. governor chris christie wasted no timen firing the staffer and adapting the worsening scandal head-on with the media. >> i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue or its planning or execution and i am heartbroken that someone that i permitted to be in that circle of trust for the last five years betrayed my trust. i am responsible for what happened. i am sad to report that the people of new jersey, that we fell short. lou: a liberal media when faced with democratic controversy road into action qukly, going after the governor who is the head of the national governors association and a preeminent potential candidate. abc and cbs and nbc let their morning shows with stories about the politically inspired new jersey traffic jams and governor chris christie's political fortunes. lou: in addition to all of this come in "the washington post" and "the new york times" and the "chicago tribune" and the "los angeles times" and the new york daily news and time magazine. devoting their front pages and cover stories to speculation

time. i am sure you know about protests against google bosses in san francisco. what is the responsibility of c.e.o.'s and technology community to the localnity? do they have a responsibility? >> i think it's big. and i think first of all, anybody that's a c.e.o. has to realize they're incredibly blessed and there are a lot of people that helped them on their journey and that when you get to the top of a company, you work really hard to get voted on to the team every day and you give back. i think mark bennyhoff is probably in this city a great example with his 1-1-1 model of somebody who lives, eats and breathes that every day. >> what is a 1-1-1 mod until >> 1%. when he created a sales force from the beginning he made sure there was a foundation where he gave up 1% of his stock. he dedicated it to charity. dedicated 1% of employees' time, and also 1% of the software to help nonprofits. and it's been fascinating as he does reinforce every year, a lot of c.i.o.'s and big executives come in and they all assemble bikes for needy children. and i have done that a couple of times with them. that's what we should be doing, helping people around

, fire ems, and highway workers at the local individual and every hoosier reached out to a neighbor in time of need, people of this state are in your debt and so amse] >> and allow me to offer special appreciation to one group alongside hoosiers during that arctic storm. our citizens soldiers who on short notice deployed in what were known as highway assistance teams they worked with local first responders as well as indiana state police rescued stranded motorists, transported people to hospitals, assisted local first responders in the midst of the storm. we are joined here tonight by several of those heroes who were part of the highway assistance teams, sergeant first class doubt, nick lyons of the 113th operations squadron and from the second 115th -- [applause] -- thank you for your service abroad and at home. our indiana national guard. i think moments like this should be about the future but it is also important that we see how far we have come in the last year to get there. the last year i told you at this podium that we would make job creation job 1, that we would live within our means, improve our schools and cut taxes and thanks to the h

this is not just my opinion - the local unit alignment, -- if you think that is easy to say let me try one more time. no, i am not going to do that. reorganization and consolidation commission said that civil service seniority rules were at the top of the list of barriers to shared services. let's help our towns clear away arcane rules that stand between them and lower property taxes. when it comes to driving costs, let's not forget the expensive practice of sick leave payouts for government employees. sick time should be used when you're sick. if you're lucky enough to be healthy, that's your reward. sick leave has been abused too many times, and the cost is real. almost a billion dollars in liability facing new jersey towns - $880 million to be exact. and it will only get higher if the system is not fixed. these reforms are common sense: let's lift this billion dollar albatross off the necks of new jersey's towns. let's together enact the zero means zero plan. [ applause ] our pension system is burdened by some who collect disability retirement because they claim they are "totally and permanently disabled,"

am thinking of a brand, but -- so what is arriana creating at huffington post? it is now probably, it is local,, politico, just opened in new york. what is the direction here? >> every time a new medium has come along, it gradually has evolved its own native form of story telling, when tv came along, initially the attempt was okay this will be just like a newspaper and do just what we do in newspapers and read the stories and then you began to see the power of images and having people on sight and the live broadcasts became incredibly different, the same thing is happening in digital over the last ten years, a lot of innovation, people thought it is just going to be like a newspaper or just like a tv station, and, in fact, the whole editorial approach is very different, it is an incredibly versatile and rich medium and as companies get scale as we are starting to get scale, buzz feed and huffington post as you mentioned you can be very diverse and have report whores do long new yorker type articles and the folks who do short pieces and a regional photography and video, all built into the same site so it combines all of that and so what is evolving is really a native new

local journalism is job one for us. it defines commercial success and makes us who we are in these markets where we have important businesses. i am one who feels it is an exciting timead. there's a great future for journalism. we are serving people on a lot of different platforms and we are adapting to how we produce and deliver our content but it is an exciting time. i believe the best is yet to come for this industry. we will have a chance to talk about that tonight. back and introduce ben. [applause] is -- theond speeder speaker is dan sherwood. he oversees abc news has radio, online, and satellite services and he began his career while still a student at harvard college. in 1984 during a year off from college, he worked for the news and observer in raleigh. hoss -- theles time los angeles times's paris bureau. career his journalistic in earnest when he joined abc news in 1989. serving as an investigative associate producer and producer for abc news's prime live. after a brief stint at that network with the peacock he as executive004 producer of good morning america. it was not long thereafter that he was named president of abc's entire news division. abc news ha

time. >> it was an awful situation. they had a moment where sheep herders and local villages spout spotted them and they had to chose from letting them go or their own lives. i amto seeing it. governor mitt romney is responding after the comment on his black adopted grandson. >> and a tip that changed a waitress's life. >> my sister came home and she was like i have something to tell you and i am like did you win the lottery and she is like kind of. kind of. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. my feet felt so heavy at the they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes, my feet and legs feel less tired. it's like lking on a wave. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. i'm a believer! >> during the commercial break the supreme court puts gay marriage on hold in utah. gay marriage will not happen until or unless this is resolved. making news right now. >>> mitt romney is taking the high road and accepting an apology from an anchor who joked about his adopted black grandson. you can see the child on his right kne

am going to do. [applause] as usual, our first lady sets a good example. michelle -- [applause] michelle's let's move partnership with schools, businesses, local leaders has helped bring down childhood obesity rates for the first time in 30 years. that is an achievement that will improve lives and reduce health care costs for decades to come. the joining forces alliance that michelle and joe biden launched has encouraged employers to hire or train nearly 400,000 veterans and military spouses. [applause] taking a page from that playbook, the white house just organized a college opportunity summit where already 150 universities, businesses and nonprofits have made concrete commitments to reduce inequality and access to higher education. and to help every hard-working kid go to college and succeed when they get to campus. across the country we are partnering with mayors, governors and state legislatures on issues from homelessness to marriage equality. millions is, there are of americans outside of washington who are tired of stale political arguments and are moving this country forward. they believe and i believe that here in america, our success should depend not on accident of birth but the strength of our work eth

locally in their community. i am just one human being. cannot fight five other issues. this is an issue you are --sionate about, >> i and speaking out but i do not have the time to put together machinery with you. you are saying you're basically come for the government do whatever they want. >> no, i am saying it depends on how they digest my data. >> do you trust any government authority to do the right thing when it comes to power? >> obviously, the events of the last 60 days with the nsa says there has to be a balance between national security and transparency. there is a healthy debate going on about it. i will probably not be the tech leader ahead of that because i would be misleading people because i'm spending between now and the end of the year working on immigration ref arm. with forward. u.s., with the awesome founder group, and i cannot sit here and say, ok, i will now do the same thing with the nsa issue. i am not a bullshitter. i personally do not have the bandwidth. me isnow, immigration to more born. >> nothing will happen with immigration reform this year or next year. >> i hope you're wrong. any senator or congressman listening, he is not representing the ef

locally in their community. i am just one human being. i cannot fight five other issues. this is an issue you are passionate about -- >> i and speaking out but i do not have the time to put together machinery with you. you are saying you're basically come for the government do whatever they want. >> no, i am saying it depends on how they digest my data. >> do you trust any government authority to do the right thing when it comes to power? >> obviously, the events of the last 60 days with the nsa says there has to be a balance between national security and transparency. there is a healthy debate going on about it. i will probably not be the tech leader ahead of that because i would be misleading people because i'm spending between now and the end of the year working on immigration ref arm. with forward. u.s., with the awesome founder group, and i cannot sit here and say, ok, i will now do the same thing with the nsa issue. i am not a bullshitter. i personally do not have the bandwidth. right now, immigration to me is more born. >> nothing will happen with immigration reform this year or next year. >> i hope you're wrong. any senator or congressman listening, he is not rep