from a schedule prospective it would be our goal a notice the brown and caldwell team this july >> any questions? public comment? >> i'd like to bring to the attention to the commissioners one or two points. some 12 years ago the said company was chosen to start work. and then bankruptly the san francisco utilities commission put a stop to it. so i'm happy that the 3 primes are going to give us their best service. another point i want to make is when the task force was formed they worked hard to choose the best location. they were many locations prone to flooding. they're looking at a location and hopefully another location where the present asphalt plant is so the best touching facilities when we're talking about digesters this is not a joke. this is something that requires a lot of expertise. so i'm happy and i want to say very publicly and i want to thank doctor jackson especially for promoting and sticking to her guns and allowing this project to start earlier than was planned. and i want to thank those commissioners who heard our plea for spept what the community had to say. the s

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have a few accidents coming in.ve an accident at old frederick road. an accident still clearing with a third ambulance requested in crofton on route t424. this is a live picture at 100. this is pretty much the situation everywhere you go. the rest of the major roadways are cooperating. extra time is certainly needed. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. it feels a little chilly when you factor in the damp weather. is heaviest of the rain tracking to the north and east. have the pockets north of havre pockets -- heavier north of havre de grace. rain is building back into the metro area. watch out for some fog to develop. moving ine more rain throughout the day. we also have to watch out for some thunder. we will see the strongest of the wind along the eastern shore. this is the center of andrea. it is stting to weaken. it is move it up to the north and east. it loses its energy sources as it travels over land. it will still bring a lot of rain as it moves north and

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. volume is starting to build. a disabled vehicle on northbound 95 at 175. some delays on 295. northboundvehicle on 95 just past the toll plaza on the right shoulder. southbound traffic on 295 is building. watch for those delays around 100. 15 minutes on the west side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a quiet start on this thursday morning. it should be dry this morning. there could be some showers this afternoon. it does not look like heavy rain. time to do the beach forecast. it could be a little rough on friday. the storm will be moving fast and saturday and sunday a look just fine with temperatures around 80. stay with us. >> no major delays. >> that is a good thing. 33 miles per hour southbound on 295. a disabled vehicle off to the shoulder on 95 near 175. you can see the tow truck is on the scene. 11 minutes on the north side. side.utes on the west fine.s morning will be scattered light rain showers are possible this afternoon. we could get some heavy rain tomorrow. 2 miles will be close to per hour

there's the south east summer internship program that is in partnership with the a caldwell and then we'll be scaling up the project that is partnership with the sheriff's department. and then lastly, the cabin summer program will be spearhead by one of our private sectors. expanding those is where the funds will go to. it allows us to leverage the variations programs. and in addition it let's us continue to partner with our private sector partners. the other component which we are really excited but has us expanding beyond the promises to partnership with the agency throughout san francisco. where youths will be gaengd to go to all the activities. that ends up where the non profit community allows us to see have investments that are happening outs in the community. and it allows us to help the disadvantaged folks. logically to pilot this new exponent that will have us developing around the pilots is we're asking you to give the general manage approval to solicit proposals that will be in june to budget local organizations with an average grant of around $10,000. and the projects wou

i'm sarah caldwell. the time is 8:26 here's are look at some of the top stories this morning.ltimore police are trying to figure out what led up to the death of a 4-year-old boy hit by the a taxi at liberty parkway in dundalk. anthony sering was rushed to johns hopkins hospital where he was pronounced dead. the crash team is helping piece together what may have happened. >> what they have determined so far is that the boy came out into the street in between two parked cars on liberty parkway and the taxicab was traveling on liberty parkway and struck the boy. >> detectives say they are not sure if an adult was supervising the boy as he entered the street and there's no word on if traffic charges will be filed against the driver. >> and a fire inside west baltimore. flames broke out around 4:30 this morning along calhoun street. officials believe it started on the second floor of the building causing residents to evacuate. one resident and one firefighter were injured in that fire. >> and police are investigating a homicide. a man was shot in the head around 6:00 p.m. saturday.

here is sarah caldwell. report for to motorists south on 95 towards the white marsh area.wling approaching white marsh puts the accident scene. that stretches back to just south of mountain road. inner loop of i-97, we have an accident causing a backup. quinn out past poplar drive, an overturned vehicle being worked on. watch for closures at the intersection. rolling road in baltimore national pike, we have an accident coming in. the outerd out in loop west side, those delays in place as usual. 795 down. 28 miles per hour on average through that stretch. liberty road and milford mill road, continued closures due to utility work. delays on the west side at north side. 12 minutes to get through that stretch. big problem, 95 out of the northeast, southbound past white marsh, 2 right lanes closed with an accident. a for has a look at the forecast. >> temperatures in the low 70s downtown. we are still seeing a lot of clouds over baltimore. south,look down to our more showers continuing to track to st. mary's county. showers on the pennsylvania line on 60 it into western marylan

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alexa caldwell wonders why millionaires don't give more locally. >>> and the difference between man and women on the iphone. with martin giles and fortune this week, on "press here." good morning, i'm scott mcgrew, silicon valley has more billionaires per capita than anywhere on earth and also some of the most underfunded schools in the united states, meaning parents, the people who work forffor millionaires are digging into their own pockets to pay for the school's music teacher. >> that's in wealthiest neighborhoods, schools and non-profits in east palo alto, a short work from stanford and facebook, really struggle to make ends meet. strangely enough, as the economy has recovered in silicon valley, the disparty between the haves and have nots have increased. a study found local charitable foundations and philanthropists rarely give their money to local causes. >> a firm which advises the wealthy on where and how to donate as well as visiting practitioner at stanford's study on philanthropy and martin giles of the economist. before we get started, let me note some exceptions to the rul

here's caldwell perez making his major league debut in center field.heck out, he runs this one down. welcome to the show. yeah, like a bug on a windshield. 3-0 in the fourth. yeah. marco scootero, no doubt about it swing. this for his second home run for the year. if that wasn't enough, here came brandon belt, and that one is gone. 7 for belt. giants bats control. look at the defense. arians handling the hot corner from his knees. giants win a road series for the first time since early may, 6-2 the finals today. the giants just a game and a half out of first place behind arizona and the pirates are next. >>> and chicago. coco crisp got all of it here. broke a scoreless game in the third inning with a seven round trip of the year. but it was short-lived. tyler florence off a.j. griffin. just like that, the blast tied the game up at 1. the white sox took the lead and added to it in the fourth. an rbi double. 3-1. in the 8th, his 11th home run of the season. the a's lose 4-2 and lose their als lead because the rangers won. coming home to help the yankees

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute.are looking good in terms of the major roadways. we have some debris in elkton. 895, the ramp is closed. not tracking much in terms of delays on 295. speedound traffic up to down to the capital beltway. the j.f.x. in great shape from the beltway all the way into town. this is a live picture of greenspring. that is the latest on affic pulse 11. >> you can see the skies brightening up. it is still cloudy. we start to see some clearing in westminster. the radar is trying to show a few dots. we are seeing some light showers into the eastern shore. east and moving to the affecting areas like route 13. we to have some heavier showers and storms in the lower eastern shore. makeare starting to through way into western maryland. this activity is moving east and making its way to baltimore. 79 and downtown. 70's across the eastern shore. a lot of clouds to start the day. any sunshine could help to ignite some of these showers. maybe around 12:00 p.m. we get our first shower. there'll be plenty o

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we are looking at a few accidents. routeft lane is closed on 70 prior to the patapsco river bridge. see delays.t to we are tracking a new accident in the city at moravia road. we have some closures at liberty road because of utility work. atthe outer loop north side harford, still running smoothly. tapping the brakes around perring parkway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. the forecast at across other areas. 64 degrees with sunshine. any point today, frederick could see a shower or thunderstorm. this is mainly an afternoon event for annapolis. high temperatures in the mid 80's. one last look at the seven-day forecast when we come back. >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. do you morning we asked, think employers should be required to offer unpaid paternity leave for new dads? >> thank you for everyone for sending their responses this morning. >> here are some stories you'll find at 7:00 a.m. on wbal plus. is out of a job this morning. she was forced to resign. >> when you go ou

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. 15 to 20 minutes delays. checking the outer loop of the beltway at reisterstown road. traffic is up to speak at the moment. accident off to the right shoulder. .5 is filling up quickly 295. moving better than we have an accident in jessup. middle river road, watch for a vehicle into a pole. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> right now we're mostly dry. there are a lot of clouds in place. that are some indications sprinkles are breaking out. we are seeing widespread showers across virginia and hefty thunderstorms across less across west-- virginia. all this instability will be moving our way. we have a two different cold fronts. there is one coming across the great lakes. more energy into the atmosphere. the impulses help enhance the rain. .0 degrees at the airport upper 60's in gaithersburg. mostly cloudy skies on your tuesday. scattered showers and any time. high temperatures held down to 84. of the clouds, 79 may see more you substantial showers. they will be scattered and then widespread as we get

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. have a problem and have a we have a problem in havre de grace. check in the j.f.x. southbound. the northeast, at 56 miles per hour in the white marsh area. this is a live picture. 11 minutes on the north side. 12 minutes on the west side outer loop. southbound traffic looking heavier down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. in the see a haze traffic cameras. a lot of clouds as well. most of the sprinkles are not reaching the ground. eventually a chance for some thunderstorms into the afternoon. these are crossing through the mountains of west cork virginia. of west virginia. ofhave multiple areas unsettled weather. a cold front is coming out of the great lakes. the moisture it is triggering some of the showers and thunderstorms. this will be the things we have to talk about into tomorrow. have been pretty mild. 71 at the airport. 60's and 70's along the eastern shore. the clout to keep us a little keep us a- the clouds little bit cool. start1:00 p.m., you

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have picked up another problem. the b-w parkway in the northbound direction, you may start to see some delays. reports of 95 at 100, a car fire. southbound traffic looking pretty good. road with harford traffic wit light traffic. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. morning. we're off to a fine start on this a thursday morning. 61 at the airport and parkton. 62 degrees at a randallstown. it will be trying this morning. this afternoon, i think some rain will catch up to us. this is all drifting to the east. a good idea to have an umbrella at this afternoon. let's talk about the big story. tropical storm andrea got stronger overnight. a lot of the thunderstorms are still outside the center of circulation. 60 miles per hour sustained winds is stronger than yesterday. it will pick up some steam and move quickly to the northeast. it will move across florida and up to the carolinas and very quickly. by 2:00 p.m. on friday, it should be travelling from north carolina into virginia. perhaps passing right by ocean city. w

i am sarah caldwell. all this and more on this edition of "11 tv hill." following in your father's footsteps encompasses four generations for the carter family. joining us is dr. carter jr. and dr. carter senior. he earned two doctorate degrees and build one of the nation's first megachurches. dr. carter jr. is married to a minister and also has a doctorate degree. it really a pleasure to have you both. >> really glad to be here. >> four generations of ministers in our family. it must be working. >> i would say so. it says something about the family cohesion. >> tell us why you decided to follow in your father's footsteps. >> it certainly is in the blood lines. but a more spiritual language, it is in the hands of god. the call of god on my life said yes, this is what i want you to do, and i am following in his footsteps. >> you are following in your father's footsteps. father's footsteps.

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a lot of problems on the area roads. we start with northbound 95. there is a great landlocked. southbound 95, you may find some delays. edgewood road and philadelphia .oad, there is an accident this is southbound traffic down to the 895 split. is shut downway and perring parkway because of flooding conditions. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. we had some heavy downpours overnight. more rain will move in with a tropical storm andrea. made 60's into northern baltimore county. temperatures are kind of a mild right now. rain willouds and the keep the temperatures down. trackingest rain is through cecil county. this is moving into the northern parts of delaware. there is green in frederick county and down towards annapolis. we will see a heavier rain build in as and europe moves then -- as andrea moves in. it is a quick moving storm system. we will watch a movie all the way up the eastern seaboard and then moving off the coast into early saturday morning. it is so fast moving. we expect some rain througho

sure that if they were discussed today the french would opt for freedom or political analyst alex caldwell believes many french people now think the news basic structure is fundamentally wrong. i think that so you could list a lot of arguments against the you you could say that it's not really did look to because the e.u. commission is on the elected by the by the european citizens you could say that it's too expensive. because some of the states give a little credit to the e.u. budget but don't receive as much money and where the euro as stephen to europe actually is a way for specific member states to postpone structural reforms and so she's clearly a good example of that what a lot of people are concerned nowadays with the thinking is they don't agree on the very idea of the youth that are to disagree on what phone should be you would. be shifting if your. and while many in the e.u. believe their voices are not being heard by brussels also you went to investigate just how much citizens of the book are involved or even familiar with its politics this is brussels the capital of europe and

. >> reporter: dave caldwell's wife heard the crash but did not know -- the drive's 2004 dodge caliber continued a bit farther sheering off a light pole and no parking sign. the couple wasn't from the area but the driver is. the teenage driver waited for police to arrive. >> an off duty doctor, nurse and emt happened upon scene just before ems got there and attempted life saving efforts. >> reporter: the 50-year-old's wife who was wearing a helmet died where she was thrown from the accident. the driver hurt his leg and was taken to the hospital but later released. >> there's a lot of bicyclists on this road right here. they come whizzing through here a lot. >> reporter: michael swizer who walked his family across the street agrees. >> this is a very popular road for bicyclists. >> sharing the road is not working all the time, huh. >> reporter: the driver was interviewed by police and released for now. we're live at pleasanton police headquarters tonight. the special operations unit here has yet to determine if speed or drugs played a factor in this deadly accident. reporting live, jade

larry caldwell, new jersey. some celebrities say they want to be bradley manning. i want to be james rosen. nice point, larry. todd park. charlotte, north carolina. manning should be found guilty of leaking classified information. there is a chain of command and wekileaks is not in it. brewster new york. if jesse ventura is suing the widow of chris kyle because you he thinks it would restore his reputation he should know that wagon has already rolled out of town. i agree. sharon brown, junction city, oregon. bill, you are my hero. thanks for standing up for kyle. pat, indiana. i'm reading keeping pinhy. it's good. how do you come up with these ideas. your brain must always be on overload. >> i'm often in a fog, pat. but it is a good fog. thanks for being a premium member, by the way. and debbie olson. about pembroke pines florida. the tip of the day always arrives with perfect timing. i watch it with my teenagers and the empact is invaluable. i appreciate that, debbie, very p. trying to make the tip relevant toive's lives. here is another one. seek out your enemies

here is sarah caldwell. still have over, we plenty of accidents around the area and delays. as your alternate. on guilford.f.x. avenue, accident taking up the left lane. he lays back to ruxton, doesn't look like it is taking up traffic that far. southbound 90 five past white marsh, dealing with an accident in the right lane. this is what it looks like in traffic leading up to the white marsh area. eastbound 32 and crain highway, watch for an accident. another one of cold spring and greenspring. 15 miles per hour on the northwest corner of the beltway from reisterstown road all the way down. one more accident of november 26 and old court road. -- at 326 and old court road. over're seeing the rain the metro area and some of it is picking up in intensity around anne arundel county towards d.c. there's plenty more rain on the way with tropical storm andrea making her way up. it is on land so it will be weakening through the day but it will bring a whole lot of rain through baltimore. three to five inches just by tonight. 74 to 78 your temperature range with the winds 28 miles pe

but either way, she says lucy caldwell says if you are suspicious at all, please call police. they will follow up and in fact, when they did follow up on friday, police say they did question the man and determined he is not on the sex offender registry. that's a bit of a relief for parents. on the other hand, it's good to be vigilant and call police if you're worried. back to you. >> that's good advice wherever you are. justice department calls it one of the largest criminal immigrant employment investigations ever. today, federal officials raided more than two dozen 7-eleven stores. according to court documents, investigators claim these nine franchise owners used stolen social security numbers to hire illegal workers and then force those men and women to give up their paychecks and live in illegal boarding housings. >> violent gripped parts of the district in the early morning. shots rang out around 1:45 a.m. less than an hour later, bullets flew on savanna street. also in southeast. >> in that shooting, a 17-year- old girl was hit three times and a man was wounded in the fa

here is sarah caldwell. >> it hasn't been a bad rush this morning.ted blaze. we have a vehicle fire, and then paris road, crash and another one in the city at allendale and windsor mill road. on the north side, 17 minutes to get through that stretch. six minutes on the west side outer loop. intermittent delays at timonium to the beltway. 33 miles per hour on 195 towards 100. -70. is a live picture at i this is the thick of the delay at 70. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. a few clouds starting to drift in, but mostly dry. we are watching some rain out of the mountains. thet rain showers out of mountains drifting to the east. this looks like it is hitting the ground here and evaporating. dry start in baltimore. the further we go into the day, the better the chance that the and shower activity will catch up to us. high temperatures between 75 a chance fors. heavy rain and maybe thunderstorms tomorrow as the tropical system passes south of baltimore >>> 7:30 now on a thursday morning. it's the 6th day of june, 2013. it's natalie's birthday. and w

made >> that's the black been burger from sam calle caldwell. >> concessions has been great.eople are seeking it out, healthier alternatives and and willing to try different thingsg >> there's a roasted toe 98 owe on the bottom and water crestcrs and sweet onion relish. re >> that's tasty. ta >> just in time for summer su vacation season. in washington, beth parker fox 5 news. >>> never gonna let you down. dn never gone that.gone >> i wish i had a camera in the studio to see gwen and shawn dancing. >> barry manilow has joined thed list of the stars to perform inn this year's fourth of julyyear' celebration at the national mall. the capital 4th will air on on cbs and ntr from 8th to 9:30. tom will host the show andand others said to perform include darren chris, and the newest american idol candice glover,glv and boy can she sing, and the te cast of the motown the musical. every time we go down there to cover this, we're all prayingprg for good weather. sometimes the rain makes it it tough down there.toug >> that's a great line up. up. >> speaking of rain, we might mh have som

caldwell bankers won the first two. tonight we want to pit a 6'8" forward versus a 7'4" center.other words, i'm talking about speculative stocks butting heads against each other, miami's opko health and san antonio based clear channel outdoor. it's a billboard play. i'm sure you are saying, cramer, what are you doing? how can you possibly compare these two? the answer is they're both speculative names. the market capitalization is similar about, $2 billion right in the small cap sweet spot. so picking between opko versus clear channel is an exercise in how to speculate wisely. remember when we play am i diversified, i require the diversive picks as a cohort. we have a whole group picked up we hope by this time some of you can do in your sleep. you got to do it like you compare basketball players. you have to ask yourself, who plays better o? who plays better d? who hustles? who is bloated? who gets back, right, versus who stays in transition. who has the stamina to go the distance? who is unselfish? wants the whole team to win? by the whole team, i mean the shareholders, who is

congressman eric caldwell coming up on congress falling behind the times in technology. >> and which gadgets he is introducing to congress to try to make it more business efficient. think about it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, little easier. . >>> well, it is part of everyday life, people relying on fancy gadgets and app to make life a little easier. could it do the same for washington, d.c.? >> well, i don't know if it can make life easier, but i sat down with congressman eric swalwell who says when it come to tech, congress is way behind the times. >> just recently electives clocked in and 100,000-miles from washington to your district? >> i just hit 100,000-miles from washington to san francisco since i was sworn in in january. >> i come home every weekend. it is a big sacrifice. >> you would think this day and age with all the electronics we have technology would make it easier for you folks in washington to get your job done. that is not the case so far? >> i am working on it. we use video conferencing and teleconferencing to make the conferencing for efficient. but it is time we upgrade ours

lisa has the day off. >> and i'm sarah caldwell. happy father's day to all you dads out there. a look outside with meteorologist ava marie. how is it? >> we've been talking all week that we knew rain was going to come in at some point today. looks like it's still focused on the afternoon but big contrast to what we saw yesterday where we had everything in place. feeling more humid. light showers are crossing through baltimore county near the harford county. if you live north of baltimore you may see a few raindrops but all this unsettled weather stretching back into the great lakes area and ohio valley are coming in. we will have unsettled weather the next couple of days. despite a light sprinkle moving through, by 1:00 p.m. we're up to 80 degrees with a lot of clouds in place. after 3:00 p.m. we have to talk about the showers and thunderstorms. so at 5:00 p.m. showers and thunderstorms possible with highs in the -- highs in the 80's. not everyone will get that but there is the chance. >> our big story this morning baltimore county police are still trying to figure out what led

. >> i caldwell she still in the machine. >> year wept by then 2 years then 3.ept saying sweet pea wasn't ready yet. >> i'm assuming he knows his business. i don't. >> another 3 years went by and deborah still didn't have her pet or her 750 dollars. >> this gay captain take my money and my pet and just say whatever. >> 7 on your side. >> we contacted wilderness tax determiney owner and tells us his machinery had broken down. he kept the lizard in a regular freezer until he could get it fixed. however he agreed to sen the animal back to deborah and refund her money and sure enough deborah received this check for 750 dollars and box with the frozen remain of sweet pea which we won't show you but it was a strangely happy reunion. >> so great to see her. >> tells the us i'm just happy that deborah is happy when i get my machine back she will be the first in line to get the pet mounted. >> now sweet pea has a new but temporary resting place here in deborah kitchen freezer. >> he can move on i can move o on. not totally resolved but sweet pea is still in the freezer.

later, captain michael caldwell reviewed jail surveillance footage and confirmed jules' account. >> andhat you'll notice, this gentleman, mr. jean baptiste, is just coming into view, and it's an unprovoked attack on mr. jules. mr. jules, from our perspective, and from the officers' observation, never fought back to defend himself. detainee jules did not see the attack coming. and you can see that mr. jean baptiste really manhandles him for quite some time, actually launching a flying kick there. >> i never do nothing to you. why would you just come to beat me and take me, drop me on the floor like that. like someone who you're trying to kill me, right? so why? my neck, i can't move it. and now i feel headache. i feel headache. and then keep -- >> while jules said the attack was unprovoked, jean baptiste told jail officials he was acting on a long-held grudge from the streets. >> inmate jean baptiste blamed inmate jules for his previous incarceration. i don't know what happened on the street between them but he blamed everything on inmate jules. apparently he's been waiting two years to

. >> that was phil caldwell. >> i thought it was phil. wow, you are old.ight. >> if you read the phil caldwell chapter you'll laugh out loud. really strange. >>> we'll come back. coming up, we'll talk markets and the fed. we count down to friday's employment report. guest host tomorrow ed lazear, chair of president bush's council of economic advisers. looking at covered call strategies to generate income? with fidelity's options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens, and i helped create fidelity's options platform. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> welcome back to "squawk box". the open down four. >> a squawk market master joining us from newport beach, is co-ceo of pimco. it has created a lot of volatility. what do you make of it all? >> thi

alexa caldwell wonders why millionaires don't give more locally. >>> and the difference between man andfortune this week, on "press here." good morning, i'm scott mcgrew, silicon valley has more billionaires per capita than anywhere on earth and also some of the most underfunded schools in the united states, meaning

the two nemesis that i had in my early years, joe caldwell, pogo joe, played with the carolina cougarsst month out in arizona. i could still fill his hand penetrating my ribs. and my teammate. they said he's the guy who defends you best so maybe we'll make you his teammate. >> your son said you were still creating your legacy. what do you want that to be when you look at your life and how much influence you had on so many people? >> well, important for me was never to be ego-driven managing your brand is the big thing now who i trust and who i love and care about me. i asked them to make my life easy. >> michael is an owner. any aspirations to own? >> no. that's not a move -- you know, i've had opportunities say in the last ten years and went through the drill, went through the process with a couple of different franchises. i'm really glad that it didn't materialize. you know, i just don't want to be a physician of writing a check at the end of the year, you know, subsidize the losses. that's the best about it for many, many franchises. >> julius, it was really great to take a look at

. >> alicia caldwell, associated press. can you address the california models, the first to address medical marijuana, some describe it as more dispensaries and starbucks, which is astounding for most of us, and now we are stepping back to limit it to 135 dispensaries in los angeles. the supreme court ruled last month that states or cities can limit or zoned out dispensaries. they voted down proposition 19 and seemed to be taking that step back as washington and colorado took steps forward. >> thank you, let's get one from this gentleman in the front with the yellow and brown tie. >> my name is andrew stevenson. i'm with the consortium of social science associations. you mentioned nancy reagan. do you think that in society we have reached a point where it is too late for another nancy reagan? can there be another moral movement? >> great question. impact on clinical trials, has anyone tested opinion on a research for medical marijuana? >> the vast majority in this country seem to support people having access to it. it would

>> reporter: quinton caldwell had to duck for cover and crawl out of that theater as bullets flew. the joker to amass his arsen arsenal. all shipped anonymously through online purchases. james holmes bought tear gas canisters, multi-round magazine holders, and on june 28th, 4,300 rounds of ammunition from a company called bulkammo.com. >> by this piece here, buy this piece here with anonymity with s. the part that kills me, nobody says, why are you buying this at once. >> reporter: in most states you can buy as much as you want, in 1987, congress passed and president reagan signed the firearm owners protection act which restricted sales of fully automatic weapons but also pretty much deregulated any restrictions on buying ammo. it made it legal to buy ammo through the mail and also removed most requirements for dealers to keep track of anyone who was buying ammunition no matter how much. >> ammunition sales is -- is not regulated to sell ammunition you don't have to have a license, no one knows who is selling ammunition. and to buy ammunition you don't have to provide any identific

he was a managing partner in the office of baker, donaldson and caldwell. and he came to tha the firm in 9 after serving as assistant secretary for governmental affairs at the department of transportation. he began his great in transportation in 1977 as general counsel of the national transportation policy study commissioned. and in 1985 he was appointed as a member of the private sector advisory panel on infrastructure, financing. and in 1994, he served as a number of the presidential commission on intermodal transportation. he has served on a variety of public service assignments. for example, who serves on the blue ribbon panel of transportation experts appointed by the national surface transportation policy and revenue study. he received his juris doctorate and both masters of science and bachelor of science in foreign service from georgetown university. kathryn waters is executive vice president for member services at the american public transportation association. she came to a pta in november 2007 from the maryland transit administration in baltimore