brock sees this happening, of course, brock's in the front. he gets sho shut and killed -- shot and killed. brock die cans in 1812, tecumseh a year later in thames. with that it gives us a shot. now, we take queenston heights, but our men don't mow how to spike the cannon, and they end up knocking us off queenston heights. all three invasions fail. fast forward to 1813. we are desperate for a victory, we've been losing for two years. we have a very bold plan. we are going to hit the capital, present day toronto. back then, we're going to hit them at york. that was the capital. we're going to hit them at york. we finally find a general that can lead men. he was an explorer named zebulon pike who found a mountain in colorado you might have heard of. and pike is a tough guy. he's a natural leader of men. hull has a massive army and we wipe out the british at york. quick defeat. zebulon pike is sitting out in front of the fort interrogating his prisoners saying, look, we don't need the bloodshed to continue, if you surrender now, we can all live,

brock was incredible and was a great judge of men, and brock felt tecumseh was the best.seh was remarkable and a great judge of men, and he felt wrong was the best. -- brock was the best. there's letters from some of the officers when tecumseh would meet the officers, he would say be gone, go put your petticoat and dress on, you're not a man. when he meets brock he writes, quote-unquote, now here was a man. brock was a man among boys, so they were both cheerleading one another and were both remarkable. yes, when we read back in history, we always need to be careful of the folks who said the fish was this big. when i was in high school, i walked 30 miles through the snow, you know, to get to school -- but there are so many accounts of, william henry harrison who was tecumseh's avowed enemy for years. william henry harrison says there are none like tecumseh. he's one of those mens that comes along -- men that comes along once in a century. even william henry harrison felt he was unimaginably impressive. that's from his avowed enemy. so the documents that survive history are

they have two weapons tecumseh and brock. anyone heard of general brock? one of my heroes, one of the great generals of history. rock like tecumseh is big smart strong -- and courageous. these two guys are amazing. they lead a small group of british invasions. they are equipped, no supplies. he said he was lucky if half of them were not drunk 24/7. he picks those that aren't drunk that can fight in a few of the warriors he beats off with the armies. brock and tecumseh get along like peanut butter and jelly. young kids like college students would call it a romance. have you heard of this? my 10-year-old daughter is to say they were bff's, best friends forever. these guys love one another by the two guys to say i love you man. no, i love you man. you are the best. these two really hit it off. they even wore one another's clothing. which is bizarre, isn't it? rock takes off his red sash and tecumseh were says it had dan turbine and tecumseh wears rocks medallion around his neck. brock over his uniform wears tecumseh's boned chest plate and these two guys here

first and to congress to finish his late father's time in nineteen fifty five even before preston brock obama was born in his heyday phd city road shape to make tools but they never want to protect the pages species provide healthcare for four children expressed disappointment in today's gun rights. i think it is quite time to just enjoy their retirement. you want. woohoo enjoyed the peace and quiet and content. the blow. we know and love for so long dingell has sent on to live in preston's i made was to be shown come into the white house say he could carry dot com tinged with tempest and bill clinton. brock obama has labelled the congressman as one of the most influential legislators of all time communication between the israeli parliamentarians inflicted by a landslide to fully recognize the arab christian population as a distinctive secret for the first time the proposal would distinguish christian and muslim arabs and is expected to result in efforts to increase christian representation and integration in israel christian arabs to welcome the change particularly given the recent ups

and brock obama's attempts to tame the n.s.a. happy parent would fail as reports claim the agency snooped hundreds of german officials after the president forbid them from spying on the country's chancellor. seven pm in moscow watching r.t. international with me wearing the josh while the two thousand and fourteen winter games in sochi have and in style sixteen days of tough competition were capped with a deafening closing ceremony our very own and he's now in our studio was lucky enough to witness the games from start to finish and she takes a bittersweet look back at how it all went. this is sad and it's overwhelming we've seen so many big breaks and heartfelt losses cheers and tears here in sochi over the past weeks a lot of nail biting competitions nerve wrecking races and great performances all of those are going to go down in the olympic history and this great celebration of sport certainly was sealed with a finale to remember you were taken further on a journey through russian culture picking up from the opening ceremony i

i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez. some wet weather has rinsed some parts of the bay area on tap for your sunday. let's check in with rob mayeda with a look at your forecast. >> right now we're seeing clearing skies looking over towards san francisco right now. 51 degrees as the moon sets off to the west of san francisco, but still leftover moisture, more so in the south bay. you've got cloudy skies around san jose, also 51 degrees and still a few sprinkles around the hilltops east of downtown san jose. our overnight rainfall totals generally less than 0.05 of an inch of rain. it was enough to wet the ground at times as we show you around san jose down towards los gatos. most of the action has moved on. the bay area drying out. still some snow showers up toward the sierra, especially from highway 50 south. that too will begin to shut down as we look for the next opportunity of seeing some rain. and it looks like it's going to approach the north bay. as we go through the week we'll have a full look at the forecast comin

i'm sam brockg letdown in sochi. americans looking for gold end up with nothing. team usa tried to revamp its strategy. we'll take a look. >>> plus she's declared herself ready to go. san jose's pleolina edmonds arrives in sochi. we'll hear directly from the figure skater. >>> we'll let you know how long this much-needed sprinkling will last. this is "today in the day." >>> 7:00 on your saturday morning. we start with this live image from san francisco, a very inviting image. good saturday morning, thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock

i'm sam brock, that's today 's reality check, back to you. >> thank you, sam.you have an idea for a reality check? we want to hear from you. drop sam a line on our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on reality check. >>> a sign that legal marijuana could be america's next big industry. the obama industry is giving the green to banks to accept money made by dispensers. in the past financial institutions have shied away from working with legal pot dispense sees in fear by doing so, it would violate federal laws. they hope it will limit the concerns over the industry. >>> while you can expect to see a stampede of horses running through china town tomorrow night, this year marks the year of the horse in the chinese's new year. there will be plenty of horses on floats in the parades. artists were busy putting the last touches on. >> we're here for six weeks, working hard, you have met downs and go out and see it with the performers with the buildings everywhere and it's -- it all coal comes to life. >> reporter: the parade has been a tradition in san francisco since 186

sam brock looks at the evidence and pokes some holes in the president's argument, sam? jessica, good evening. if i told you the top 1% lost income in the last decade, everybody else saw their incomes rise, you would probably tell me i'm crazy. i might be crazy but that statement is true, and it is also true over the long haul, the richest people in this country made jaw droppingly more money than anybody else. the president's statement is mostly true but does require explaine explainers. at times it certainly looks like we live in a what wered two-faced society where the rich keep getting richer and everybody else fights for the scraps. >> the combined increased equality and decreasing mobility pose a fundamental threat to the american dream, our way of life and what we stand for around the globe. >> reporter: does the president have a point that income distribution is bordering on unamerican? we interviewed a d.c. think tanker and labor market expert examining the issue. >> do you think there is a missed perception over the last ten or 12 years the income gap widened?

i'm sam brock. the system supports such a measure before the legislature and with good reason. we'll explain why in reality check coming up next. >>> right now at 6:30, the slow and soggy compute. you're looking right now at the bay bridge. it's a little hard to see right now. this is from the oakland side because even our lens is soggy at this point. >> not just rain but talking about wind here. our traffic anchor mike is looking at the hot spots on the roads but let's begin with an update from jeff ranieri. >> yes, we keep tracking as the waves of rain continue to move in and out. right now we're still finding some pockets of heavy rainfall throughout downtown san francisco, marin, napa and the southern peninsula, as well. it's not only that but the wind. anyone traveling over the bay bridge, san francisco eastside or oakland eastside dealing with winds that are shaking around the camera here. gusts up to 33 miles per hour and 28. that is sustained comes out of the southeast. sustained winds at 28 here for a good section of the bay area, and that's why we do think we'll have

sam brock tells us what the numbers say. >> jessica, it's a good question.he hardest part about the fact check is the economy is performing better. here is what we can do, look at how the industry's most vulnerable hike like restaurants and hospitality has faired in the last year and research and numbers tells us they are mostly eating profits, not jobs. >> all i can do is speak for me. i know it's had a financial impact on my business. >> reporter: at george noble's restaurant, there used to be a formula for employee pay. servers and floor workers earned $8 an hour, minimum wage. since most of the money comes from tips, dishwashers and prep hands scooped up $10 an hour and line cooks between 15 and $17 but now they make up more money because a bump at the bottom of the pyramid means a bump up, too and that affects. >> when i gave everybody appropriate raises, which i felt they were worth over minimum wage, it cost me something in the tune of about $56,000 a year. >> reporter: that's a lot of money. >> yes it is. >> reporter: he decided to eat his profits ke

i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez this morning. as we know rain has mostly been hard to come by in these parts but not lately. let's check your forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> yeah, especially last weekend we had all that heavy rain in the north bay. right now we've got cloudy skies across the bay area. no rain just yet as we're looking at the temperatures climbing into the afternoon that will eventually get into the upper 50s and 60s. the real action is up on the north coast. you can see the clouds spilling over the bay area right now and later on today the significant rain band is going to drop from north to south as we approach the evening. but notice the rain totals. unlike last weekend where we were adding things up by the inch for parts of the north bay. today maybe up to about a half inch in santa rosa. so, despite all that moisture on the satellite, rain totals not looking that impressive and we'll explain why and walk you that through the timing of today's rain and the full forecast come up in a few minutes. >>>

protect individuals that don't want to provide services to same-sex couples has hit a legislative road brock. the majority of the city won't support that bill. the proposal drew national attention when it passed the state house. >>> in tennessee, today is the final day of secret ballots to determine whether workers at a chattanooga volkswagen plant will join the union. car manufacturers have in recent years been drawn to southern right to work states that have offered big incentives and are union resistant. the vote comes as the company seeks to open a new suv production line at one of its two north american plants that would add some 1500 jobs. senator bob corker who has publicly criticized unions surprised many by saying he has learned that they will bring this new suv to chattanooga if the employees decide not to unionize. a vw representative says it won't impact the decision. they have accused volkswagen of giving the uaw much too much access to try and enlift workers to their side. well-known character actor, ralph waite has died. he is remembered for his role in the television series "

first and to congress to finish his late father's time in nineteen fifty five even before preston brock obama was born in his heyday phd city road shape to make tools for cleaning and rewards of protecting the pages species and provide healthcare for four children expressed disappointment in today's congress. i think in this life time to just enjoy their retirement. you want. woohoo a pillar of wounded. peace and quiet and content. we know and love for so long dingell has sent on to live in preston's i made was to be shown come into the white house say he could get to come sing with them president bill clinton crack obama has labelled the congressman has won the most influential legislators of all time communication that way. craig sixty two she empties leading to its grapes. and to provide compensation to eighteen local survivors their families and all the victims whose property was seized by the nazis or subsequent communist regimes. alexa addressed to prime minister just want it and stands out in its rate of fatal or even recognize its responsibility to victims and now it's time to g

yesterday the present brock obama the residents of the city hosts the base plan. kennedy later visited the relocation site she didn't comment on the face plant but told him that mean that she plans to return to the prefecture many times to learn more. japanese officials have announced the world trade organization to settle a dispute with ukraine. they want the country to abolish extra prayer or extra pair of centers on cars with small to medium sized engines ukraine has impose additional taxes of between six and twelve percent on imports of such cars since april of last year the government says this is to safeguard the domestic auto industry. it says the rising ratio of imported cars is hurting the local automakers. japanese officials say they claim is groundless as the number of imported cars in the country has largely fallen. they fell to settle the issue in two rounds of negotiations with the ukrainian counterparts the decision by a wto panel is expected in about a year i eye. two men from indonesia are sharing what they know about disasters with those who endu

find a suitable place to grow our oriental a nation with a passion that the money to court and peter brock. since the relocation project began in two thousand and three. all regular subsidies have been put on hold. the government will renovate or build anything and took the relocation site is chosen. these houses were supposed to be for erosion that the word nightmare for them to get to know and then recover or relocation to put the holiday project on hold least expensive solution would be to move the community to a bigger city. but that's the option most of the villages vignette were earner i mean the erosion of threat they call. but many dishes that are working hard to preserve their way of life. every saturday night there's a traditional dance class songs which have been passed down from one generation to the next talk about the eskimos of the league lead. many like merely moving to a bigger town is out of the question to all sense of community and that stands out awesome you with this at the creek. school's students had received repeated as all other american teachers wedding shoes. re

brock obama's attempts to tame the n.s.a. have apparently failed as reports claim the agency snooped on hundreds of german officials after the president forbid them from spine on the country's chancellor. and with scotland in a panic referendum looming britain faces.

fighting match with brock lesnar beaten with stacks of their own money yeah i feel pretty good and wouldn't feel good to see the real housewives of beverly hills have dry wall shoved in their mouths and spackle shut yeah it feel pretty good and wouldn't feel good to see the heads of exxon and chevron drop in oil and then covered in bread crumbs and then sent into a closure with exotic birds and hacked yeah it feel pretty good right why don't we do those things because they're morally wrong so if we find all those things morally unacceptable why not a racist fault the death penalty and we haven't gotten into the racist thing yet i really do want to see the heads of goldman sachs know i go. to. somebody i know i know i know you do this i mean it's ok. but i think i think you get to the racist thing which is they've done studies and equal death penalty trials the number one determinant of whether you're executed race of the victim race of the video race of the perpetrator race of the victim of the victim so apparently you know killing a black person not that big a deal but you kill a white per

which is ok a man to do when replying to a demon which is sad to say here first of all of course elma brock i mean he doesn't represent the e.u. i mean his comments are wholly unhelpful of course but hey it's not representing the. you you he's not a leader of a member state to an e.u. official and i just want to return to the point that was raised earlier about how we should have waited until the president elections next year i mean quite frankly i don't think there's any doubt that these elections were not likely to to have been free and fair i mean the last parliamentary elections in ukraine and we know that they were far from being free and fair this was widely reported so quite frankly the chances of presidential elections being free and fair was not very likely i mean mr yanukovych which is rule full democracy going downhill very quickly in ukraine going anywhere you look at the union's mission to save democracy and in ukraine can you answer that question why is it your responsibility i mean let's look at it from the other way it's not the european union there's a demand here it's the

we were off one year retold president eugene beats meeting with u s president brock a bomb not a loss to sum up what he said that the decision to do to a new form of great power nations provides direction for the moment and development of sino us ties. he said the two sides will cooperate with each of the two implemented consensus between the two leaders on a house or the foes of going on to cut inside with the thirty fifth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties. kerry arrived in beijing on friday morning. china is the second night of his six day asian tour. on john kerry's visit to china. let's cross live to our political nian page eight i go home now. we know that you've been following this is a very nicely tell us more about john kerry's agenda in china. john kerry is expected to hold a press conference at about five thirty pm but engine trains ran into one and john kerry is lower than expected. after a meeting with long john kerry will hold talks with the military and state county and see if there might be a press conference will be late while john kerry was bitching

that stations like m s n b c which are utterly subservient to the democratic party and to the cult of brock obama have kept those voices from a so it's not just the right it's the left that are both trading in a kind of fultz reality and that's very dangerous because when you can't confront reality when your society shuts out those voices that seek to describe what reality is and how it works then you can talk about hope and you can talk about change because all hope and change is essentially redirected into a dead political process or redirected into fantasy i mean the idea that. barack obama is going to save us from wall street or from the drone wars or. from environmental degradation it's a bit like all those poor prisoners in the gulag are writing letters to uncle joe stalin and that is. symptomatic and i think the united states would be probably. a good example of an empire in serious decay in decline these are qualities that are symptomatic of a society that can no longer no longer has the intellectual and moral health to face hard facts and readjust. and carry out forms of self-criti

brock obama in washington next month the israeli media has pledged that at the top of his agenda we that obama will be his ongoing efforts to stop iran from developing new to the weapons. netanyahu was highly critical last year the deal struck between iran and western palate which ease sanctions on the islamic republic in return for scaling back of its atomic program ms neal who called the agreement a historic mistake and suggested that the west in full and bake into a charm offensive from iranian president. kason group running with honey according to ms neal who has been one the mistaken for a moderate when in fact she holds many of the same beliefs as his hardline predecessor mahmoud al medina dad. honey meanwhile has announced that his country's doors are open to u n atomic watchdog the iaea the day away that the comments came as the iranian state tv reported that the islamic republic had successfully test fired a domestically made long range ballistic missile capable of reaching israel and us military bases in the middle east iranian state. he gave israel for the cause for concern in

a 13 brock stretch of broadway currently serving as super bowl boulevard became so overcrowded police had to shut it down. metlife stadium may be the most secure place in the country tomorrow. 80,000 people are expected to pack the stadium for the super bowl. getting in will be more like going through airport security. in the sky, blackhawk helicopters and military jets will enforce a no-fly zone. authorities are going to keep a close eye on buses and trains. >> the challenge there is moving them and keeping them safe. the focus there is get the people identified. get them properly identified with their tickets. make sure they get from point a. to point b.. >> 4,000 officers from more than 100 agencies will be at the stadium tomorrow. >>> you know gambling on this year's game could set records. and if you can think of it. the chances are you can bet on it. some of the more popular novelty wagers include the coin toss. heads or tails. sports bookies are also taking bets on whether the power will go out. how many times peyton manning will yell "omaha." and whether richard sherman will g

welcome the cessation of violence and we welcome the agreements that it can reach base on friday night brock obama and his russian counterpart dr where putin spoke by telephone. for the refried his team needed to be implemented as soon as possible. newcrest palm of his budget for maintenance in the criminal ties that could pave the way the police that the gel opposition leader yulia to shrink. the former qantas was down in twenty eleven to seventy is up for a piece of office. the trial was denounced as political bought the european beauty the media to a shackle rose from obscurity to become one of ukraine's richest business people in the nineteen nineties making millions in forging russian gas. after entering politics she was one of the main figure is behind the orange revolution in two thousand and four hundred allied viktor yushchenko was elected president and redrawn elections tymoshenko was appointed prime minister. she had this office twice the second time from two thousand and seven to twenty ten the year she unsuccessfully ran for president against victory and called it. soon after he

including thomas brock who is the president of the of the committee and also regarding the people who were here they'll be six thousand athletes are making their way to sochi before friday's opening and of course security is the main thing on everybody's lips obviously there's a great police presence patrol vehicles we've seen our ships in the waters behind us a total of one hundred thousand patrol members police army horses sniffer dogs you name it will be making tsotsi probably one of the most safest locations in in the world also earlier today r.t. spoke to the mayor of the olympic village mountainside regarding the farm businesses of what they can expect from the atmosphere that they're experiencing at the moment we spoke to spent large as universe take a look at what she had to say. was that you did not just among the spokesman of many of their plants have been saying that back home they saw a very negative media coverage of the sochi olympics some are even afraid to come here but when they arrived they started wondering what all the bad press was about and reverting pranced by w

temple filed a lawsuit to brock that saying all a celebrity ever has is their name. great one. that's in it for us here on "america tonight." we will have more of "america tonight" coming up tomorrow. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera. we are in doha, and this is a newshour. the search for the missing anti-drone activist feared kidnapped in pakistan. we talk to his lawyer. the evacuation of people in the city of homs resumes as peace talks begin again in geneva. >> too much water for some. too little for others. the extremes of weather impacting the planet. >> and what happened when

several world leaders will be absent from tonight's opening ceremony brock obama david cameron and angela merkel will not be in attendance. but the heads of china turkey and even un secretary general binding and will be in the podiums old record number of some six thousand athletes and team members will come for ninety eight events. some competitions have already gotten underway. frosting cats liam hildebrand reports the festive atmosphere coombs flags patriotic songs and dance. but above all there's a sense of pride. it took seven years to get to this point. now the hard work is done and it's time to celebrate. james held hostage to the biblical insights and you've seen the new buildings it's a wonderful time. that night for me to that which isn't always the flame pickles doing is far from burning out. the official torch where might this will be a rockstar. everyone wants a photo. teaching the young that is love that enjoys the evidence now that i still cannot get over it this really the studio so magical and incredible most of the support is evident not only from its coach. but from the

joining us is alan brock stein. he specializes in marijuana related companies. joining us is jennifer waller. great to have you both here. jennifer, can you give us your perspective on these new rules? >> unfortunately, we don't see it as a green light. we see it more as an orange light. while the memo did outline the eight priorities that financial institutions would need to watch out for, it made it very clear there is no waiver of prosecution. the federal government still has the ability to prosecute and we still have liability to ensure complete compliance. it sets up a know your customers customer type of mechanism. some of the following eight priorities that are listed in the memo would be impossible for a financial institution to know. such as preventing marijuana possession or use on federal property. we would have no way of knwoiowing. i think it will take an actual change of the law to get financial institutions any comfort to service. >> what you bankers in colorado currently do? >> bankers are not banking the industry. i am sure there are some accoun

michael o'hanlon, director of foreign policy research at the brockings institution joins us and co-author of "toughing it out in afghanistan." great to have you with us. if u.s. troops withdraw from afghanistan altogether, is the afghan national army ready. this film shows the taliban acting with impunity not far from kabul. >> every time one unit attacks another, and the one unit chooses the time and place of the amburp, it's no surprise -- ambush, it's no surprise they can car i it out. the -- carry it out. the fact that the taliban carried out the raid does not surprise me. the more important question is how well did the afghan army respond, and are they preventing large concentrations of taliban forming. they can prevent that with patrolling and use of intelligence networks. i found the film fascinating in the sense that it gave a more direct view of the way the war is going on. a lot of people will be curious. they have been reading about the war, seen statistics, and they probably appreciate a bit of a feel for what it's like visually and in real time. it did not strike me as showin

the southbound lanes have that fire activity brock blocking the right lane.e left side gets by there. quite a bit of activity on the roadways as far as spinouts and icy conditions go. route 5 on the outer loop, icy conditions and multiple pinouts. >> ok. on this valentine's day, there are some apps to make your relationship better. >> you all need to grab your cell phone. >> we have all the answers in no this morning's teching the bytes. flr the spirit of valentine's day, some of the best messaging apps for couples. first up, avocado with a unique feature that lets your partner know when your phone battery is running low. >> i really like that feature because that is one thing i'm always sending to my partner. my phone is about to die and i'm searching for a charger. >> another app. a fun feature called the ice break. you can actually cast a layer of ice on your partner's screen and they have to tap on it a number of times to get to the message. >> also today, big news from facebook. you have more choices how the label yourself. besides male and feel, you can

temple filed a lawsuit to brock that saying all a celebrity ever has is their name. great one. that's in it for us here on "america tonight." we will have more of "america tonight" coming up tomorrow. >> sclz >> thousands of children killed, millions displaced. the humanitarian crisis descends >> disgrace, peace talks go nowhere. after an arrest in u.s. and italy, how powerful is the mafia. a former marine finds the best way to fight terrorism is to fight poverty. despite spending hundreds of billion a year the government fails the test on mental health. i'm

. >> reporter: ktvu brock the news of the -- broke the news of the indictments of san francisco police officers on charges of civil rights violations and corruption. >> this is a serious matter of misconduct as i can recall in my time in the immediate. >> reporter: officer arshad razzak, officer richard yick and officer raul eric elias, sergeant ian furminger, officer edmond robles and complications of autoimmune inflammatory vasculitis are charge -- and officer vargas are charged. charges range from extortion to theft to drug description. >> public corruption work is important to the fbi. >> reporter: the investigation began in 2011 after he brought the tapes to light. >> they were going into the rooms without warnants. they were stealing -- warrants. they were stealing items and there was no accountability. >> the head of the police officers association acknowledged the severity of the charges but said it is based on the testimony of unreliable witnesses. he said the department is shaken. >> this was our worse fear. i don't know that it gets any worse than this. >> reporter: the five

sam brock looks at the merits of these cliaims and tells us why the prediction is not so farfetched.two words, shell oil making america the largest producer in the world and moving us closer to russia and saudi arabia and crude. there is a catch. how long can it last? on the global oil stage, there are three true titans, the u.s., russia and saudi arabia and they are jockeying for position in a competition for crude oil king that was not even fathomable a couple years ago. >> clearly, u.s. oil production as increased by more than two million barrels a day and very few people saw that coming. this is really a renaissance in the u.s. oil industry. >> reporter: the new found rush of oil richness propelled the u.s. to almost 8 million barrels of crude oil a day according to the latest government figures. >> we would like to see the price moderating. >> reporter: putting us within striking distance of the saudi and russian counter parts. they say we will leap frog in crude oil production, true? >> i think it is quite possible we will surpass the oil production of saudi arabia. i think it'

in tonight's reality check, sam brock digs into a decade's old debate to see if it's true. >> good evening tried to focus on the most impactful events. the known facts support the president's claim with one big exception. the top pick is kind of out of the bag. cannabis supporters say it's improving lives and at the national forefront. even the president is weighing in telling the new yorker magazine recently, i don't think it's more dangerous than alcohol. is this true? >> my initial impression is he's closer to telling the truth than what the government has been willing to do about marijuana. >> reporter: dr. timothy is an addiction psychiatrist and author of the book "marijuana." he says consuming alcohol like marijuana uses chemicals on the outside to stimland the reward center in the brain as demonstrated by this graphic. making somebody want to repeat the actions that led to that reward. now most people he says handle both substances just fine, only 15% of drinkers become addicted to compared to 9% of marijuana smokers, those according to the national institute on drug abuse. but he

temple filed a lawsuit to brock that saying all a celebrity ever has is their name.reat one. that's in it for us here on "america tonight." we will have more of "america tonight" coming up tomorrow. >>> snow and ice cold weather expected to move north soon. 1600 flights have already been cancelled. in >> thousands of children killed, millions displaced. the humanitarien crisis in syria descends into chaos. after arrests in the u.s. and italy, how powerful is the mafia today? >> a former marine decides the best way to fight terrorism is to fight extreme poverty. >> despite hundreds of billions of year, the government fails the test on mental health. >> welcome to consider this. here's more on

next we will be hearing from brock weisberg about her article sex, equality, love.the university distinguished professor of history and women's studies at john's college and the graduate and are. her books include crystal at eastman on in revolution, declassified eisenhower and the legacy of peace and political warfare in and roosevelt come a three volume biography. she has served as the american historical association for research and on the board in society. she cofounded the deep history society and open information and accountability and is a member. blanche, tell us about social reformers, socialist you wrote about. >> thank you so much. [applause] i really just want to thank you all for being here and i want to thank the editors and i want to thank frances goldin who brought this into life as she does so much for all of us. and i just want to say, working on eleanor roosevelt right now who is one of our great socialist. and i started hesitated to say that for a little while until i found the column she wrote on august 10, 1944, just as fdr is going to run for

thank you so much for joining us, i'm sam brock in for kris sanchez this morning.eda. >> yeah, especially last weekend we had all that heavy rain in the north bay. right now we've got cloudy skies across the bay area. no rain just yet as we're looking at the temperatures climbing into the afternoon that will eventually get into the upper 50s and 60s. the real action is up on the north coast. you can see the clouds spilling over the bay area right now and later on today the significant rain band is going to drop from north to south as we approach the evening. but notice the rain totals. unlike last weekend where we were adding things up by the inch for parts of the north bay. today maybe up to about a half inch in santa rosa. so, despite all that moisture on the satellite, rain totals not looking that impressive and we'll explain why and walk you that through the timing of today's rain and the full forecast come up in a few

i've lived in brock lynn, raised there. i understood exactly what he was saying.ositive side of it. this is the first time in america that blacks have been open to that kind of wealth creation. i mean, he bought a house for 20, 30, 40,000, now you get 3 million, 4 million, 5 million, that's a traditional route to, you know, being wealthy in america. we've never had that opportunity and now many thousands, tens of thousands of us in the last four years you have to go to 2014 before we're now able to participate in that level of wealth creation? that's a positive thing. let's talk about that, too. let's expand the dialogue. >> that's pretty incredible. that's pretty incredible statement. when you say you've experienced what he has, you grew up and you were black and now have you felt discrimination because white people move in and all of a sudden they look at you like what are you doing in this neighborhood? they're afraid of you? >> i've had the people who let their dogs pop on my sidewalk. they're white. they look at me strange. aim like, are you kidding me? >> li

policy made at the dinner that they have ahead of the visit and together an open letter also on the brock obama. it was published both in the washington post again parents. no more. on one points and there is that they say perhaps nowhere is our new partnership on more vivid display them in africa. molly french after union forces with u s logistical information support of pushback qaeda linked insurgents. allowing the people of mali to pursue the democratic future of the letter goes on to add it the french have boots on the ground in this sense left in the with us. logistical support maybe that's pretty good faith comes in. where is the french. sending troops summer with the americans don't want it and is at a very great hardcore and in good faith comes in because this is the fight against terrorism. and this is where barack obama believes knows that america has to do it with ally. it's so yummy there there are grateful to friends for providing this kind of support in the now eleven years ago. this very month practically to the day we were in indy in the throes of the freedom fries. crisi

. >> the sunday morning brock shows -- the sunday morning talk shows broadcast on c-span right now. now back to the second of two portions of the house hearing of the fed chairman of the federal reserve. tothe committee will come order. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, madam chair, for being here. we heard from the other side of the aisle that the president's policies are not having any ill effect on the economy. yet, chair yellen, we have just recently all seen the report from the cbo that the obamacare affordable care act is estimated to cost 2.5 million jobs over the next decade. do you believe that regulation or overregulation has an impact on our economic growth and in the job creations? yellen, i don't think your microphone is on. could you see if it is on. >> i apologize. certainly regulation has an impact on the economy, on economic growth. there are many economic studies that have tried to document what it is. i think in the case of the affordable care act, cbo has done important analysis and probably will continue

their friends to meet you add up the poll ratings right now of brock obama and death and also a lot like the kit sixty three percent combined us a visa to readers who do need each other on many different fronts but that said bhatia can't deny he could be cynical about our baby having personally feel about each other in this and that their speed bumps the road bumps in the past that fall swap. but when push comes to shove it is true that france's right now out there on many of the fronts with the us just doesn't have a wheeler away right now to really be present and they said that perhaps the biggest visibility in this new relationship as far as france concerned is that role but very very presence of clear and visible role in africa in the region called the sahel northern africa. fighting in the counter terrorism fight will we know the americans just are never don't have any wheel to put boots on the ground they're not going there. does obama does do that. keep it a shot japanese forgetting about your up but it's extremely helpful for him at this juncture i in america's history ii and in