coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, requiring them to document y time >>> after several complaints of officer bice, san jose has a new detention policy requiring them to document every time someone is stopped and detained. they must record on their computer, the reason, the result and the person's race and whether a search was conducted. advocates say it may finally answer the question if they're stopped because of their ethinicity. the new policy increases transparency and building stronger relationships with the community. >>> all city parks in san francisco could close overnight. scott weiner has introduced legislation to shut down the parks overnight to curb crime t.mayor said it could cut down on the number of homeless people that sleep in golden gate park snrnchts. >> 49ers lead san francisco for their new stadium after this season. columnist gary richards said a city official said the parking pricing could be in the 40 to $150 range. it's 30 to $35 now in the muddy parking lots. >>> cal state students now have the option to take online classes. 33 courses will be offered under the new pilot

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now when he biced the broncos back in 2012, he and his younger brother knew the day was coming, mark morgan is standing by life, and mark, this is certainly the biggest game of the day, what is it like over there? i debt you what, it is the biggest game of the day, yeah probably in the nfl overall. beautiful day weather wise, sunny, breezy temperature, maybe nudging 72 degrees so a great day if football, you talk about manning bowl three, and the hype machine has been in overdrive all week long, with people really around the league, even people who don't have a rotting interest in either squad, who are very very focused on this game, and it is going to kick off late they are afternoon. again, denver broncos with the one super bowl ring, as you mentioned now in his opening day against the baltimore rains he was unstoppable, payton manning with seven touch down passes in that game. it was a crazy effort by him, especially in that second half, he couldn't be stopped so he had started with a hot happened here in the regular season, now, eli manning his team last sunday night lost to the

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a labeling initiative will scare consumers and food companies that don't wants he want to be sued bicehe groups that woman represents. [speaking at the same time] >> this is a figure leaf this right to know. >> if g.m.o.s are are so good for us and everybody is eating them every day, why do polls show that most americans are still concerned about them? a recent new york times poll showed that three-quarters of americans are concerned about the number of gametically modified foods and 93% support labeling . is it the initial technology, calling them frank en foods. >> 67% of the population don't believe in evolution . how many people don't believe in climate change, a fair majority of the population doesn't believe it. i don't think science is open to poles, we havpolls. we have to stick to groups . the american medical association. the groups, the third world groupings, every major organization says we have evaluates this, there are hundreds of independent studies. it's safer. they all have come out against labeling because they know that labeling as this woman is suggesting it, we hav

and they guys it this way and was not intended for human consumption and by name you know basque bice's or candy or whatever it might be right and i think this is what makes it so diabolical archies made in lopez has been looking into the dangers of synthetic marijuana and here's part two of her investigation. it's a wonderful town i love it i love this place we've we've got great character we've got great people the quiet little city of frederick maryland is perhaps best known as the final resting place of francis scott key author of the star-spangled banner . and while this little city no longer has to worry about bombs bursting in air frederick is now a battleground of a different sort we got to the point where we realized we had to do something something about a drug problem taking over the city synthetic marijuana it's a designer drug where nail polish remover mixed with chemicals is sprayed on dried herbs sold and smoked to get a high similar to that of actual marijuana with sometimes serious side effects you're smoking chemicals you're smoking something that is laced with you onl

it all began in 1968 when jennifer bice was a young 4h-er and her parents moved here from los angeles and started their farm with, what else but goats? >> being the oldest of 10 kids in our family, um, we all loved the goats and could teach them tricks and pretend like we were in the circus with them. but of course we each wanted to have our own goats. so, um, we were in 4h and we each had our own goats, and it added up to a herd quite quickly. >> and that herd quickly became the catalyst for a new, unique venture--goat milk. jennifer took over the operation with her late husband steven, and together with jennifer's brother scott, they embarked on a new career in goat cheese. popular today, back then goat cheese was pretty much a foreign concept to most. >> at that time, people would kind of back away, um, you know, almost gagging, when you would mention the goat products. but then, of course, uh, now, we do a demo and people are just running over and thrilled to try it because they've seen it, they've heard of it, they've read about it. >> thanks for its versatility and unique flavor