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. >> that was dan springer reporting. recreational marijuana is legal and will not spot growers in sellers. >>> home prices in denver near cannabis dispensaries want up 8 percent. what is more is realtor.com found the median home price jumped $50,000. the association of relators were flabbergasted by that study. >>> the nation paused to remember dr. mart inluther king junior. in san francisco, thousands marched from at&t park to yerba buena park. >> we should do this more oven and get together. often. >> we have to do more. >> acting mayor told the crowd that san francisco is following dr. congress' example being a santuary city in defiance of the administration. >>> the holiday was marked with a national day of community service. parks were cleaned up in san jose. they did landscaping, picked up trash and painted trash cans. many were taking part in community service. >> having other people come on mlk day instead of taking a break is important to the legacy of the holiday. >> no matter the color, race, the times we are

sph. >> bret: dan springer in seattle. thanks. coming up the battle over the book. weighs in on whether it's too late, too little too late for the president to stop the presses and what's next. e. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. but he's got work to do. with a sore back. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. and for pain relief and a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. ♪ >> there is a new called today to stop the presses. they're threatening to sue the publisher, henry holt and company, if the book is for shelves next week as planned. >> completely tabloid gossip full of

dan springer reports on how one man went from your political obscurity to influence and fame by takingnt to task and what critics say is all about that politicians own aspirations. >> washington state attorney general bob ferguson was the most obscure of politicians until donald trump became president. since then, he has through the trump administration 18 times including a successful block of trump's first travel ban. he landed the former credit council member on "time" magazine's list of the most one influential people. ferguson has taken his fame and turned it into campaign cash. over a six-week period, he sent democratic supporters 12 letter letters. asking for donations, and three nerd $5,000 raised. conservatives see a run for governor and misuse of office. >> it would appear attorney general ferguson is using his office for political gain and they would appear he is choosing to take on different lawsuits we can raise money for an inevitable run for governor. >> he would not be the first. as texas ag, greg abbott sued the obama administration 48 times. he is now governor abbott.

dan springer is in seattle. what exactly is the motel chain accused of doing?ngton state attorney general says that motel 6 employees gave ice agents personal information on guests in violation of the state's consumer protection act and that led to the arrest of at least six illegal immigrants. the lawsuit alleges that more than 9,000 guests at a half dozen motel 6 locations in the state had their personal information turned over to immigration and customs enforcement officers information a two-year period. a democrat who has sued the trump administration 18 times says motel 6 -- >> by voluntarily assisting ice in its efforts to target people based on national origin. they discriminated against guests paid to stay at their hotel. >> motel 6 said it issued a directive to 1400 locations making it clear they're prohibited from providing daily guest lists to ice. motel 6 takes the matter seriously. the washington state attorney general only got involved in the case after similar allegations were made in september of last year in phoenix, arizona. >> bill: is ice ac

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. rick: protests taking place across russia today.parked the rally taken into police custody for urging people to do something in a few weeks that vladimir putin would not like. >>> and the u.s. giving 12 blackhawks to one country. what it will do with these new helicopters? let's get started. show of hands. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. . rick: the nation of jordan hosting a military ceremony today after receiving a dozen brand new black hawk helicopters from the united states. the country showing off new additions during rescue drill and flyover. took about 11 months to deliver the choppers to the american ally. jordan plans to use the blackhawks to secure borders from outside threats lik

as dan springer reports, the federal government could get in the way and affect revenue. >>> when u.s attorney general jeff sessions rescinded a policy and announced federal prosecutor should enforce all drug laws even in states that have legalized marijuana, elected leaders in those states fired back. >> the industry has created over 19,000 jobs throughout the state of oregon, adding over $100 million in revenue to schools, public safety and to drug and alcohol treatments. >> reporter: recreational pot is legal and eight states but under federal law it still is schedule 1 drug. the same as lsd and heroin. according to the states, the revenue is staggering and exceeding expectations. washington state has collected $831 million. colorado has taken in $617 million. oregon, $122 million in california is projected to hauling $1 billion per year. lawmakers -- >> it is a significant amount of revenue and there's no doubt about it. and it is a factor. it could be said that we are addicted to the money. >> reporter: the pot tax money is paying for the most basic of government functions. in co

dan springer now with what the states are spending their millions of dollars on. >> reporter: the statess legal have all taken a staggering amount of tax revenue. it's really exceeded their expectations. in washington state they have collected $831 million so far. colorado is second with 617 million. oregon got a later start. they pulled in 122 million. and california just got started and is expected to rake in $1 billion a year. the money is being used for some really basic government functions. colorado and oregon, for example, put most of the pot money into education. everything from building schools to paying teachers' salaries and benefits. oregon also uses it to hire state troopers. washington state puts most of its pot revenue into medicaid. it's lowering the cost to the state to cover the enrollees under obamacare. lawmakers are hooked on the cash. >> it is a significant amount of revenue, and there is no doubt about it. and it is a factor. it could be said that we're addicted to the money. >> reporter: senator rivers, a republican, voted against legalization, but now she wants p

dan springer is live in seattle. dan?luded to in washington state, you do not have to be a u.s. citizen to get a driver's license but you have to answer questions about where you were born on the application. about 20 or 30 investigation as month, ice agents were asking the department of license to hand that information over and it was leading to some deportations. well, when democratic governor jay ensley learned that the justice department was helping ice, he questioned -- >> shepard: pardon the interrupti interruption. sarah sanders has arrived. let's listen in. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the families in marshall county. for more updates before we bring up a couple of special guests, i'd like to leave no doubted where the white house stands on the flake-graham agreement on immigration reform. in a bipartisan meeting, we outlined a path forward on four fourer -- four serious issues. unfortunately, the flake-graham-durbin agreement does not meet the benchmarks. it would not security our border and retain the vi

in seattle, dan springer, fox news. rick: protests taking place across russia today.an who sparked the rally taken into police custody for urging people to do something in a few weeks that vladimir putin would not like. >>> and the u.s. giving 12 blackhawks to one country. what it will do with these new helicopters? patrick woke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. and for pain relief and a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. i cannot imagine managing my diabetes without my dexcom. this is the dexcom g5 mobile continuous glucose monitoring system. a small, wearable sensor measures your glucose every 5 minutes and sends the data to a dexcom receiver. dexcom helps lower a1c and improves quality of life. if you're over 65 and you have diabetes, you should have a dexcom. if you get a dexcom, you're going to be v

corresponded dan springer reports from seattle. >> getting a driver's license in the state of washington does not require u.s. is in ship. the state did record where applicants were born. when democratic governor jay inslee learned licensing was sharing information with immigration and customs enforcement, he put up a wall to block the cooperation. >> we believe the people we have helped educate who have been here for decades deserve to have the protection we have already given them. it's most unfortunate that the president and his i.c.e. is essentially threatening them with deportation. >> of dmv treating i.c.e. exactly like every other law-enforcement agency, providig collected information only when given the name and specific crime being investigated. now i.c.e. alone has a much higher bar. >> we have stopped releasing information relative to immigration violations and from here forward, we are going to require a court order to do it. >> the governor has hired a special assistant to make sure no state agency gives i.c.e. anything not required by law. some lawmakers are angry. >> it's

. >> reporter dan springer says the federal government could get in the way. >> when jeff sessions rescinded an obama era policy and announced to enforce all drug laws even in states with legalized marijuana elected leaders fired back. >> the industry has created over 19,000 jobs throughout the state of oregon adding over $100 million in revenue to schools, public safety, and to drug and alcohol treatment. >> recreational pot is legal in eight states but is still a schedule one drug under federal law. according to the states the tax revenue is staggering and exceeding expectations. washington has collected $831 million, colorado $670 million, oregon $122 million and california is projected to bring in $1 billion per year. lawmakers in both parties are conflicted. >> it is a significant amount of revenue and there is no doubt about it. it is certainly a factor. it could be said that we are addicted to the money. >> the tax pays for basic government functions, in colorado it is building schools. in oregon 40% goes to paying teachers. some have used the money to hire state troopers. washington

corresponded dan springer reports from seattle. >> and u.s.general jeff sessions rescinded an obama era policy and announced federal prosecutors should enforce all drug laws even in states that have legalized marijuana, elected leaders in those states fired back. >> the industry has created over 19,000 jobs throughout the state of oregon, adding over $100 million in revenue to schools, public safety, and drug and alcohol treatment. >> recreational pot is legal in eight states yet under federal law it still a schedule one drug. the same as lst and her own. according to the states, the tax revenue is staggering. washington state has collected $831 million. colorado has taken in 617 million. california is projected to haul in a billion dollars a year. lawmakers in both parties are >> it's a significant amount of revenue, no doubt. it's a factor. it could be said we are addicted to the money. >> the money is paying for the most basic of government functions. in colorado it's building schools. in oregon, 40% goes to teachers. some is used to hire s

>> dana: all right dan springer, thank you. it's the reverend dr. martin luther king jr.'s birthday today, a day america pays tribute to the fallen civil rights hero. at the mlk junior memorial in washington, fbi director chris wray praised dr. king saying hi words are just as important today, explaining we made progress as a nation over the last 50 years but still haven't reached the mountaintop that king referenced so eloquently. the deadline to prevent a government shutdown is just days away. will democrats pull the plug if they don't get their way on dreamers? our political panel will debate it next. has work to do. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. mikboth served in the navy.

dan springer is live in seattle for more on that. dan, good morning.omelessness long time a problem. why are businesses moving out now because of it? >> it definitely seems like frustration is peaking in west coast cities and businesses are seeing more aggressive conflicts with the homeless all the time. take portland, oregon, a 31% jump in the number of homeless in the last year. businesses are seeing employees threatened and customers driven away. the ceo for columbia sportswear says he will decide whether to move the company's headquarters and 50 employees out of downtown portland and back to the suburbs. this jewelry shop owner is definitely moving out. >> it is the constant defecating at the front door, throwing up at the front door. peeing all over. spit running down the windows in the doorway. it's just really difficult. >> they are seeing the same problems in seattle. we talked to a business owner who has been here 70 years and they're moving out. >> bill: what are city leaders saying about this? >> the mayors, city council members all know the

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dan springer is on that story live in seattle. what's up with this? the department of licensing helped the feds? let's start there. >> well bill, in the state of washington you can get a driver's license without being a u.s. citizen but on the practice on the application people are asked where they were born. and during some investigations ice agents were asking the department of licensing to provide a person's application and that information was helping them build a case for deportation. but now that cooperation has ended. when democratic governor learned the licensing department was helping ice he was outraged. shortly after president trump took office he sent a directive to allstate agencies they share information only required by federal law. >> we believe the people we have headed indicate who have been here for decades deserve to have the protection we've already given them and most unfortunate the president and his ice is essentially threatening them with deportation. >> the deputy director of the department of licensing has resigned and a spe

dan springer is in seattle with the latest on how that march is going. >> we are at the tail end of thisour-hour long march. it is kind of winding down now. this is the folks that came here today to protest the trump administration. earlier today we can show you some shots from aerials that we got and wow there were a lot of people down here, about 25,000, 30,000 people packed this city, made a long march from a park down to the seattle center. but it's nothing like what we saw last year at this time. they had 100,000, maybe 120,000 people who came out to protest on the inauguration of president trump, a far smaller crowd today, but that does not mean that this crowd was any less energized or this city or state any less opposed to the trump administration. in fact in many ways seattle and the state of washington has been sort of ground zero for trump administration opposition. you have the attorney general here who sued the trump administration 19 times in that first year of the trump presidency, including that one last january which effect live i stopped the travel ban effectively stopp