by anna union representative. i had to look my watch and make sure it was not 1995. everything i have heard is i do not like medical cannabis. it is the law of the land. sb 4.20, which was enshrined into a dozen free. -- in 2003. this applicant has met all of the guidelines. i personally do not drink. i do not like bars. i do not go in them. they do not affect my life. i have heard several times that if only these patients would go to hospitals and get medical canada's, it would be ok. medical cannabis cannot access it at hospitals. that is a failure on our part. medical cannabis is not available at pharmacies or hospitals. i would also like to mention that doug drew -- drug dealers did not card. -- do not card. i would quickly like to mention that this is the collective bargaining agreement. there is a code of conduct on the last page that says they pledged to honor california state law. it goes on with 10 more bullet points. i would be happy to provide them to you. if these people did not abide by the guidelines, i will make every effort to close them down. these a

the remaining supervisors are split between hiring new york city council woman anna and former union city council woman richard. if they fail to replace lockyer by june 19th it will be up to governor jerry brown to name someone. >>> new this morning officials in afghanistan say 20 people were killed in a bombing in one of the countries largest cities. it happened in a market in kandahar. at least 22 others were wounded. all of the victims were civilians. a spokesman says the bomb was placed in a vehicle in an area where shopkeepers have supplies. jury selection continues today in the child molestation charge for jerry sandusky there is a new allegation against him. he is accused of writing love letters to a victim. victim number four will read the letter in court. he will be the first witness and tell how sandusky gave him gifts including a set of golf clubs. nine jurors have already been seated in the case. >>> a cup of coffee may give you more of a morning jolt. linking coffee to improving your memory. >>> 4:53. cheryl grow crow has been diagnosissed with a benign brain tumor. she

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anna. touching sore points local political attention shifts eastwards as president putin meets a very new afghan leaders in beijing wrapping up his chinese tour. and europe's economic union is showing the signs of cracks germany calls for a political alliance to heal the financial toll of the state's major banks were all by ratings agency. ballots look at the latest news from the world of sports. hello again thanks for watching and these are the headlines double whammy maria sharapova bids to reach the french open final for the first time and become the new world number one plus euro can dam russian players get a clean bill of health ahead of their opening with the czech republic on friday. hundreds of russian fans head out of moscow for poland as the excitement builds for euro twenty twell but first maria sharapova will bid to reach the french open final for the first time this afternoon she takes on current wimbledon champion petrak of in the semi's at roland garros victory for the russian would also see her become the new world number one in great form at roland garros passed in straight sets yesterday and is the favorite against could beat the number four seed are ex

anna. thank you for those stories. when we come back, we're going to go back to wisconsin and i'm coming again man. one, are the unionsdone? that's a more complicated question but a really important one. we'll tackle it when we come back. >> perhaps it's those union leaders who need to be recalled and replaced with those who understand-- (vo) she's a political trailblazer. >>republicans of course didn't let facts get in the way of spin. >>do it, for america. as a culinary manager i make sure our guests have an over the top experience. being hands on is key! i make sure every plate looks just right. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's four course seafood feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and unlimited cheddar bay biscuits followed by your choice of one of 7 entrees. like new coconut and pineapple shrimp or shrimp and scallops alfredo. then finish with something sweet. all four courses just $14.99. [ reza ] it's so much food for such a good value. i'm reza, culinary manager. and i sea food differently. break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. >>(narrator) the sheriff of wall

cashier anna aims to clinch the country's maiden gold our correspondent constantine pathak caught up with one of the strongest women in the world. weightlifting used to be very popular in the soviet union and the names of olympic and world champions were well known around the country those hell soon days are over not only because the sport is no longer so popular but also because of the many myths prejudices and negative publicity surrounding weightlifting range. now television broadcasts weightlifting only rarely people don't know about the sport and believe false stories once a mother brought her some to me and said she wanted him to start weightlifting so he wouldn't grow very tall it doesn't work like that luckily one of russia's brightest stars in women's weightlifting that jameka shooting or didn't listen to all the stories and put the burden of proof storing the country to its place among the sports heavyweights on her own shoulders it's hard to imagine that the woman who can leave to more than twice her own body weight get involved in this board by accident as she once knocked on the wrong door in the gym and instead of going to a dance quest she went into the weightlifting roo

anna had a photograph of john booth in your home on h street. >> yes, as did many people who were taken with him and followed his career. she also had photographs of union generals. >> now, ms. surratt, did you have occasion to speak with mr. booth in private. >> yes, i did. >> did you hear your former border, lewis white man testify earlier at trial you and booth spoke frequently in private. >> yes, i heard that testimony. >> is that true? >> yes, it is true. >> please tell the jury the nature and the subject matter of the conversations you had with john booth. >> i don't recall specifically any of the conversations. it was small talk mostly. >> did you ever talk to him about his confederate sympathies? >> no. >> did he ever tell you his political views? >> no, we never discussed politics at all. >> did he ever tell you he had animosity for abraham lincoln. >> no, ma'am. i did not suppose that he had the devil he most certainly possessed in his heart. >> now, ms. surratt, i will focus you on the boarding house on eighth street. approximately how many men could board at that house at any given time. >> about ten people could board there. >> from january

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anna. the only judgment was the quality of my work. i think slade's attitude towards gender and race is like the fitzgerald singing -- i thought, being on grays harbor where senator magnuson was the chapter, labor unionsand the like, i got to know slade the so-called bumblebee, really well. senator magnuson had a deserved reputation for having an acrylic high quality staff. and i thought that slates of nurturing of his own set of bumblebee was equally impressive. curtis, a young man who was a key in all things pacific rim, there's a wonderful story here that curtis was watching live on tv late one night in a senate office the tiananmen square unfold, and worked all night. by that morning he had a whole position paper for his senator, and what default from that is one of slade signature achievements, the chinese did not exclusion act that allowed an amazing cohort of bright, young asian people to stay in the united states. >> hello, senator. i have two questions, one is a little lighter than the other, but given your positions and work as attorney general from 1968-1980, and some of the positions that you advocate for as attorney general, as compared to the perception of your positions as somewhat more