george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

davi lang for seat 2 and nanci haines for seat 2. >> okay -- >> i'm sorry, i apologize, davi lane fort 3 and nanci haines for seat 2. >> seeing no objection the motion passes. [gavel] >> congratulations. and for those that were not appointed, please try again. there's always seats opening up. okay, thank you very much. madam clerk, item number 3? >> item number 3 is a hearing to consider appointing two members, terms ending april 27, 2015, and nine members, terms ending april 27, 2016, to the sunshine ordinance.

davi lang for seat 2 and nanci haines for seat 2. >> okay -- >> i'm sorry, i apologize, davi lane fort 3 and nanci haines for seat 2. >> seeing no objection the motion passes. [gavel] >> congratulations. and for those that were not appointed, please try again. there's always seats opening up. okay, thank you very much. madam clerk, item number 3? >> item number 3 is a hearing to consider appointing two members, terms ending april 27, 2015, and nine members, terms ending april 27, 2016, to the sunshine ordinance. there are 11 vacant seats and 13 applicants. >> okay, 11 seats and 13 applicants. so, let me call the applicants in the order of the agenda. mark rumold. >> hello, thank you all for having me today and considering my application. they say brevity is the soul of wit, so, i'll try to keep this short. my name is mark rumold. i'm a [speaker not understood] frontier foundation. my work -- well, if you are unfamiliar with dss, we are san francisco-based nonprofit. we do work to ensure that our civil liberties and our rights and privacy and free speech are protected in the digital ag

if i would do it again, i would just move. >> davis also misses his friend.h. we've known each other for, like, three years. >> washington, however, doesn't seem to share the same feelings. upon. >> i don't really know too much about him other than what i've seen and what i've seen isn't somebody who i would be best friends with. >> washington has moved on and reunited with another friend from the outside, jalani andrews. >> why do you do that, bro? >> he's really cool. i respect him. he's not a judgemental person at all. i would say he's my straight best friend. >> i just woke up. >> why did you wake me up? did you touch my feet again? >> i know shaquille since seventh grade. he's cool as hell. he's got a good heart. i'm proud to say that's my gay best friend. >> he is serving a sentence for carrying marijuana and carrying a concealed weapon. >> when people have guns that's when they have balls. ♪ ♪ >> the dude was, like, hey, bro. i have a strap do you want to buy it? what kind of strap? it was a 40. it was the most beautifulest gun i've seen in my life. >>

i tell you, this guy, wade davis, will come right at you.ders .111 and not faring much better. 20 innings pitched. ten hits. and let me tell you about the strikeouts, matt. >> matt: i'd like to hear about it. >> eric: 20 innings pitched, he has got 38 strikeouts this year. is that good? is that good? what does that project to with the year? >> matt: a pretty good year. working out of that bull pen in kansas city after some starter with joe maddon's tampa bay rays. it will be kole calhounxa'8 aga the right-handed leader. v scoring position and nobody out in the eighth. calhoun hitless tonight. there is a drive into center. cain drifting to his right to make the catch.ecoei has got g he'll be able to tag up on that ball. the go-ahead run 90 feet away. >> eric: again, not to beleaguer the point here, but ubr. remember that little abbreviated thing we were talking about, ultimate basez8uñ reasonin1bb(!. that is the angels tagging going from second to third. not that was anything other teams wouldn't do, but it's what they do well.vcis right no

as professor davis has done for so many years. tonight is the launch of the third and final body of his trilogy of slavery. 'the problem of slavery in the age of emancipation" and two speakers will join the conversation and anything else they want to talk about. following that you are invited downstairs for a book signing and wanders through the interactive museum of tolerance discussing some of the same issues of professor davis. first-ever ask everyone to silence their cell phones or electronics. we are being filmed by c-span. now i'll introduce our speakers. and in turn they will introduce their teacher as we go along with the venture. with a ph.d. from yale university honored to be named to the academy steadings slavery in western culture but the work from the documentary he coproduce the philadelphia museum of art and also title zero freedom and mother of the american revolution spoke on the history of ambition published by university press. he wasn't formally at harvard studying african-american research now at yale talking

it is a problem, and my feeling, and i would love to hear colonel davis on this, just how much, this is the reason we keep having these trials, or try to have them at guantanamo. is it really the problem of the nature of the evidence and how it was obtained as opposed to classified national security issues? >> let me turn to colonel davis, have we walked so far down this road, with the procedures put into place at the cuban base, that it's hard to back your way out of it? >> it is. i'm afraid this is the problem that we're in now. it is not that it's the right thing to do, but we have done it for so long, that no one wants to step back and say we have made a mistake and we need to choose a different path. continuing to write it for the future. >> talking about what's different, on the cuban side. but there's an american base on the tip of yo cuba and you go to the courtroom there, what would be different from that place and what goes on there, from what you see, for instance, in abu hamza's trial? >> they have repeatedly said, the military conditions are nearly identical and almost l

. >>> when you're an on-call detective like wabash kuhn at this's mike davis, you know that days off, like the upcoming fourth of july sometimes have a way of going up in smoke. but the assignment he was catching didn't sound like one of those. check out the death of a young woman called in by the marion county hospital er. >> they said come on in. we have a case we need to work on, on a lady who passed away on a weight bench. >> the victim was a woman who worked at the local mall, lisa patterson. a sheriff's detective had taken her husband aside in the ambulance bay for a brief recorded statement. >> talking with scott patterson in reference to the death investigation. >> scott explained what had happened. how he'd come home from work to shower and eat lunch before an afternoon doctor's appointment for his bad back. lisa had taken the day off. >> i went downstairs. that's when i saw her on the bench with the weight bar thing across her neck. >> he said he lifted the weights off and started cpr. as an exfirst responder, he'd been trained in that but said he couldn't revive her. >> so

fascination with wendy davis?ded for putting forth candidates that lose elections. here in texas we put forth two who are absolutely going to win in a walk. wendy davis is going to go down in flames because she stands for an issue that no one in texas, and quite frankly, most of america, rejects. >> governor, do you agree with that assessment? how does this look for wendy davis? >> let's talk about dan patrick. it's interesting that the business interests like dan patrick, a man who, let's see, ran away from his desk by declaring bankruptcy, and if that wasn't enough, he changed his name. his name isn't even dan patrick. his birth certificate is something else. that's strange that 65% of texas would vote for a guy like that. >> and wendy davis? what do you think? you dodging the question? >> no, not dodging the question. i think hogan is out of step here. more than 50% of america believes a woman has a right to medical care between her and her doctor. that's where wendy davis is. she's in the mainstream of america

player wade davis out on the field and speaking out on the challenges of being gay, black and in theame. is justice really for all? >>> finally, this hour, the sports world is never an easy place to come out of the closet. the nba's jason collins did and college ball star michael sam followed in his footballs. sam will find out which team he will suit up for. tonight, we introduce you to wade davis, a gay former football player who kept his sexuality a secret throughout his pro-career and in an open letter to michael sam, davis explains why he would do it all differently if he could. al jazeera's jessica taff has the story. >> dear young athletes, it is 6:40 a.m. i am sitting in at my computer thinking about what to write to you, and i am sfraemd. i am afraid that my words won't be powerful enough. i fear that everything that is in my heart will not find its way out and have an impact on you. inthfrn wade davis's story begins in shreveport, louisiana, where he grew up the youngest of three children. by the time his family moved to colorado, no one knew the deep-seated truth hiding a

player wade davis out on the field and speaking out on the challenges of being gay, black and in theme. >> you followed their journey across the border >> it was heart wrenching... >> now see how it changed the lives of the people involved. >> i didn't go back to the person that i was before i left... >> an emotional borderland reunion >> this trip was personal to me... this is real... >> long held beliefs >>...illegal in mexico too.. >> learn the language! come here... >>...most ridiculous thing i've heard in my life >> tested by hard lived truths... >> these migrants are being exploited >> beyond borderland... only on al jazeera america if wee rest of the world, we can bring this kinda journalism back to cable news, we can make a real difference here. >>> finally, this hour, the sports world is never an easy place to come out of the closet. the nba's jason collins did and college ball star michael sam followed in his footballs. sam will find out which team he will suit up for. tonight, we introduce you to wade davis, a gay former football player who kept his sexuality a secret thro

honda teamed up with the davis. >> we want to get to a zero carbon future. >> if this is what zero carbonwesome. >> this is a honda smart moment. >> welcome. >> the ground floor is full of furniture made from stapable materials. the floor, concrete, was constructed in a way to reduce carbon emissions. the kitchen is sleek, modern filled with modern appliances. upstairs, two bathrooms, a master with a killer bathroom. another standard room. i have my eye on the master. why is honda in the house business, to build a home to power itself and an electric car with energy to spare. michael con. >> g is the project leader. >> honda's involvement indicates that they are interested in more than just cars in the future. >> as we get more electric vehicles we'll have to be more careful in the way they integrate with the house and the electrical grid. putting the house and car together as a system, the system parts. >> honda is not releasing the cost of their smart home, without his experimental technology, it would be similar to other high-end homes in davis. >> what is it like for people to come an

player wade davis out on the field and speaking out on the challenges of being gay, black and in the consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. can connect amere rest of the world, we can bring this kinda journalism back to cable news, we can make a real difference here. >>> finally, this hour, the sports world is never an easy place to come out of the closet. the nba's jason collins did and college ball star michael sam followed in his footballs. sam will find out which team he will suit up for. tonight, we introduce you to wade davis, a gay former football player who kept his sexuality a secret throughout his pro-career and in an open letter to michael sam, davis explains why he would do it all differently if he could. al jazeera's jessica taff has the story. >> dear young athletes, it is 6:40 a.m. i am sitting in at my computer thinking about what to write to you, and i am sfraemd. i am afraid that my words won't be powerful enough. i fear that ever

in fort hood, davis. >> our thanks to linsey davis. and since we reported this piece, the woman who posted dana's info on the website tells us she did it because she felt dana never experienced the emotional devastation she did as a result of the affair. >>> coming up next, thousands of audience members watched as an extreme circus stunt came to a crashing halt. why did things go so terribly wrong? with each day, there are possibilities for people struggling with bipolar depression. ask your doctor about latuda, lurasidone hcl. in clinical studies, latuda has been shown to be effective for many people struggling with bipolar depression. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor if you have unusual changes in mood, behaviors, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients taking latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor if you have fever, stiff muscles and confusion, as these may be signs of a life-threatening reaction or if you have

davis? mrs. davis votes aye. mr. wilson? mr. wilson notes month. mr. langvin votes aye. mr. rubio votes aye. mr. larson. mr. larson. mr. bishop. mr. bishop votes no. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes aye. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. burd dia. mr. kleiny mr. klein votes no. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. rodgers. >> mr. rodgers votes aye. mr. lopsack votes aye. mr. franks. mr. franks votes no. miss tsongas. aye. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. khannaway votes no. mr. johnson. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. lamborn. mr. lamborn votes no. miss hanabusa votes aye. mr. whittman votes no. miss spear. miss spear votes aye. mr. hunter. mr. hunter votes no. mr. barber. mr. barber votes aye. dr. fleming. dr. fleming votes no. mr. carson. mr. carson votes aye. mr. kaufman. mr. coffman votes no. miss shea-porter. miss shea-porter votes aye. mr. vigil votes no. mr. mcfay. mr. mcfay votes aye. mr. gibson. mr. gibson votes aye. mr. kilmer. mr. kilmer votes aye. mrs. hartler votes aye. mr. castro quotes aye. dr. heck. dr. heck votes no. miss duckworth. miss duckworth votes aye. mr. runyan votes aye.

mike davies and a scheduling expert who did some initial work in discussing scheduling process season phoenix. i focused my attention on working with the quality assurance dept. to identify what they had -- what information they had about deaths that have occurred at the facility and will review process that it put in place to look at those deaths we further put in place a process to match those deaths against potential delays in care so that we could see whether or not any of the deaths they have records of our necessarily were related to delays in care. >> you said you talked with mike davies? he did not go down with you? >> he did go down with me along with the schedulers. they spend their time talking with the folks in the scheduling office. also with providers to get an understanding of the clinic man to the problem. >> i thought you answered my question to ask you you travel to phoenix with. of the you said by yourself. >> i'm sorry. i flew by myself. they join me there them on the following user. >> thank you for that clarification. when did you become aware that the phoenix fa

. >> legendary music producer clive davis certainly knew.ouston and changed her life forever. he packaged and polished the 19-year-old sensation into a pure pop princess, at least on the surface. alexis chu reported on whitney's death for "people" magazine. >> one source who worked with whitney told us she definitely was not a goodie two shoes in any sense of the word. >> houston's bad girl side may have ultimately drawn her to r & b bad boy bobby brown. >> she was a girl from the streets of newark, and she fell in love with a bad boy with a good voice. so, you know, her fans, yes, very shocked. those who knew her best really weren't surprised. >> houston and brown traded rings in 1992. a personal high matched only by a professional one that very same year. "the bodyguard" gross in order than $400 million and launched the top selling soundtrack of all time. >> but even as the crossover superstar commanded millions for movies like "the preacher's wife," she increasingly struggled with her fame. >> did she ever talk to you about the stress of

it was probably that close. >> moore shoots davis in the hand.m in the back. >> the gun i had, that was actually blown out of my hand. my hands are still injured because of that. >> somehow, the commander finds the strength to throw a garbage can at the gunman hoping to distract him while he scrambles to safety. but lamar moore has also been shot. he falls to the floor, fatally wounded. officer david anderson and commander davis are rushed to the hospital. sergeant marcellus ball rides with the commander in the back seat of a squad car, struggling to stop the bleeding with his own shirt. >> i was just talking to him. and he wasn't responding. i was really, really nervous at that point. >> davis makes it to the hospital alive. he loses parts of his fingers from the gunshot to his hand, but he pulls through. sergeant satee, sergeant schultz and officer anderson also recover. >> i was cleaning gunpowder out of my ear to give you an idea how close that was. i have hearing damage in both ears due to that. >> authorities believe that gunman lamar moore

davis, i appreciate your showing the way.hope is that even if they don't take it from you, that they will, in fact, see the direction that you gave as having value in some derivative product. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. we'll now recognize the gentle lady from the district of columbia. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i must say i welcome this hearing on innovations in the postal service. and i particularly welcome private businesses who worked with the postal service. i've often wondered about the identity of the perpetual identity crisis we keep the postal service in. it's a little bit private or maybe mostly private. chained to the federal government. whereas the essence of being a private business where government doesn't give you anything is that you can go out and fail for yourself. or rise, as the case may be. most of the downsizing of the postal service has been done by cuts. i much prefer, as the chairman just indicated, innovation to be the road to the future of the postal

my name is davi lang. i am 27 years old. i am a san francisco native born and raised and currently living in mission bay. i am of mixed descent. my mother immigrated to san francisco from cambodia in 1980 and my father from new york. i went to [speaker not understood] high school and then u.c. berkeley where i first discovered my passion for animal welfare. this began when i was asked to sign a petition to get prop 2 on the ballot in 2008. i spent a semester in washington, d.c. and while interning in nancy flowtion i's office i also interned at the humane society of the united states farm animal welfare division. interning for both congress and hsus inspired me to write my senior thesis at cal on the deterioration of [speaker not understood] over the past 40 years and its connection to factory farms and animal welfare. then after graduating from cali spent a year working for the peta foundation also known as the foundation to support animal protection an affiliate for the people of for the ethical treatment of animals. [spea

esther davis, i appreciate you showing the way. >> thank you. we will now recognize the gentlelady from the district of columbia. chairman, i must say i welcome this hearing on innovation and the postal service and particularly welcome private businesses who worked with the postal service. wondered about the identity of the perpetual identity crisis we keep the postal service in. it is a little bit private or maybe mostly private chain to the federal government. whereas the essence of being a private business when government does not get you anything is that you can go out and fail for yourself or rise. most of the downsizing by the postal service has been done by cuts. i would much prefer innovation to be the road to the future of the postal service and i do not believe there is any way out of that. so every time i see on toolision an innovative for postal service is using, i come --because i had become used to a kid growing up. i do see those and will like to ask about some of those. the new products in particular, since some of you have been

featured angelou plus tributes to family painter, ossie davis, and nelson mandela.ou can go to our website to see all of her selected speeches from our archives with full transcripts at democracynow.org. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> we're joined now by maya angelou's post friend -- close and one ofa sanchez the foremost leaders of the black studies and the black arts movement. she is the author of 20 books including "morning haiku," "shake loose my skin," and "homegirl's and hand grenades." >> we welcome me back to democracy now! it is such a pleasant to be with you in person, though sat on this occasion. and angelou lived 86 years died in north carolina. talk about how you first met her and share your reflections about her life and her contributions. >> you are right, it is a very sad occasion, but anytime i can hear and see her perform, you know, she will live forever. i first met sister maya in the 1960's. that was when we were all gathering together to change the world. i saw her a cou

in this context we have the san francisco war memorial opera house and davis

a week-long investigation ended with davis police arresting father hector coria of st. james catholic church. police believe coria began the inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old girl from his parish, late last year. investigators learned of the alleged affair just this week, and began their investigation, which led them to search several locations yesterday and ended with coria booked into the yolo county jail. he has since bailed out. the news of his arrest, shocked many at tonight's evening mass. meaning coria can't wear the collar, celebrate mass or offer sacraments, right now. only rome can permanantly take away his abiity to be a priest drivers beware. the merchant road exit on northbound highway 101 has been temporarily moved. so the doyle drive replacement project can continue. kron 4's alecia reid tells us where to look for the signs, and how to avoid an unwanted trip across the golden gate bridge. this is the second phase of the presidio parkway project. get used to it, the current changes will be in effect for about a month. the merchant road exit has

after dominating season 18, meryl davis and maksim chmerkovskiy have swept away the competition, scoopingthe coveted mirror ball trophy and abc's david wright was there to see it all in hollywood. ♪ >> reporter: the "dancing with the stars" finale pitted the season favorite amy purdy dancing her heart out despite having lost both of her legs. ♪ against the odds-on favorite who won olympic gold for ice dancing. ♪ the battle royale was always between the two veterans of sochi, on the dance floor ice dancer meryl davis clearly had the advantage. ♪ >> reporter: overcoming her shyness and innocence with what sometimes seemed to be a smoldering relationship with her dance partner maks. they were positively on fire. >> ten! >> perfect. >> the "dancing with the stars" loves a cinderella story, too. in that amy purdy came on strong all season, having overcome more physical challenges than any other contestant in 18 seasons on "dancing with the stars." she lost both of her legs at 19 due to bacterial meningitis. >> you are on orbit tonight. >> reporter: last month we visited her and her partner der

now the owner marge davis says and the 11th- hour he told the nfl network that they have $400 million to us build the stadium. the talking about a billion dollars to build. sarin is in need about $600 million more prepare. >>: said that under new stadium that the potential move back down to los angeles as they did back in the 1980's. >>: the prize is when your new state and you often get the zero host the super bowl. when the new stadium in the works right not to be the super bowls for 2018. bell a court room as at the center of the debate whether a serial rapist will be releasing california. the public gets to win in the controversy this morning. christopher hover has limited to raping over 41 men between 1971 and 1942. the landlord in the sports area agreed to rent a home to cover his lease has been met with a new district attorney. >>: female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including th

for believers in the future earnings of san francisco's star tight end vernon davis or buffalo billsrterback e.j. manuel, the brand builders are offering a unique ipo, a chance to buy trading stock for just $10 a share. >> we acquire an interest in their future income stream, 10%. in exchange, we'll pay vernon davis $4 million for that 10% interest and we're going to raise that money through selling a registered security to the public at large. >> manuel has a similarly structured deal. >> it is wall street combining with fantasy football. >> sports attorney rich brand says fantex faces a catch-22. those players on track to get a brand are the ones unlikely to give up a share of their future earnings for an immediate payout. he says for the right athlete, it's a form of insurance. for the investor, perhaps more of a novelty. >> people aren't doing this to necessarily invest in a stock. it's an investment in being a sports fan and it's very exciting. but it's not buying google. >> of course, any stock is going to be risky and the player could get hurt. in fact, that is what happened t

francisco memorial truce asia on behalf of the war context and the san francisco symphony welcome to davis home. we're grateful for the puc's san francisco puc's support to make that building one of the greenest performing venues in this country. in this context we have the san francisco war memorial opera house and davis building symphony haul tharsz the homes for the ballot and the san francisco to symphony and others hundreds of organizations that perform and need to place for the performing arts. we're really grateful also in the last 10 years the puc's pour enterprise has invested nor $2 million to improve the efficiency of the lighting and the mechanical systems we're saving more than one million kilowatts of energy a year and 16 thousand themselves of natural gas a thermal is one hundred and 10 thousand b t us if this helps you or a form is one hundred and cubic feet of gatt gal gassy appreciate the puc's commission support. that partnership is continuing wus we're renovating the veterans building and are had open in september of 2015 and lead certified with that i'm to go thank tha

davis, ihink most of us appear no the story. you took your time to get a very passionatgive avery passionate t innovation, which i have an joyn joyed listening to. but can you and a minute or so tell us about what's outfox did and what happened in the day could tell us exactly what they wanted and what they didn't want physically, said it i is a hybrh in that regard. he is correct in that this is a fabulous idea. it should be adopted by the postal service, and we started testing it in austin, texas with the idea that we would ask forgiveness so to speak before we ask permission becausthe aske rules and regulations are so at risk and we did so with a great fanfare, and we were shut down in that meeting with the postmaster general and the senior team, and in that meeting we had a fundamental misunderstanding of who the cost number is in the postal service. i said mr. general what do you mean and he said my customer is a sender that sends mail on the kitchen tables of every american every day and

wendy davis does not have that opportunity going for her. she needs results immediately.y basically have had to do is connect together, and the concern from battleground texa'' perspective is that sets back long-term goals trying to help her in the near term. >> it is hard to talk about hispanics when one of the rising politicians is a white woman. >> that is right. bettertro brothers are for this. wendy davis will not be successful, likely, but the castro brothers, with julian castro becoming hud secretary is significant. >> leo, great to see you. leo hindery, of intermedia partners, my guest post,. phil mattingly, our white house correspondent. we will return in two minutes. ♪ >> or 30 minutes away from the opening bell, and you are in the loop. banks want them to get rid of their ibm servers and use chinese servers as well. futures indicate that stocks will be higher at the open. we are getting some new numbers out on the housing recovery. our economic editor has those for us. >> we have seen home prices decline, and the rate of increase of decline has picked up a litt

. >> mickey davis is the mother of kyle davis, one of the seven children who lost their lives at plaza >> it was just something i've never experienced. we got around to the school, and it was very hard to look at the school that day. because i had just taken -- i had just taken him to school. and the school didn't look like what it did when it i dropped him off, on friday. there were search families searching for kids. i didn't find out until the next morning. it was 18 hours later. >> so mickey, it's very soon raf may -- soon after may 20th. what do i want to do next? >> i want a shelter in every school. my goal is to protect every child in oklahoma. not just moore. >> do you think you will achieve shelters in schools? >> some days, you know, are harder to get up and fight for it. but kyle would want that. we need shelters in every oklahoma school. >> kyle would want me to get up and fight. and do all that i possibly can, so that kids are protected in the future. ing the. >> we can't prevent tornadoes hit the ground. but we can protect against their impact. in a town like moore the te

i yield my time to miss davis. >> to who? >> miss davis, okay. >> just for the record, mr.hairman, we also -- we've seen that cvs is limiting their sales. they're not restrict iing it to anybody. we're certainly not trying to target troops here. we have to be thinking about health care costs and about readiness. those are issues worthy of a discussion. it's been a good discussion rather than bearing it in a nonblock, this is being discussed out in the community and we want to give people an opportunity when they have those -- they're taking that risk, really, in trying to bring something forward that's going to make a positive difference in the quality of life and we should support that. >> i think it's been a good discussion. miss spear wants to give mr. garmindi, he hasn't had a chance to speak yet. >> marijuana is now legal in colorado and washington state. under your amendment, could it be limited at the px or the commissary? >> it was not legal as of january 1st, 2014 on base in commissary, vessel at sea. it would not be legal. >> so the argument about access to legal

. >> this year, wendy davis wants to take back that seat.as texas democrats more hopeful than they have been in years. texas has been a republican stronghold for decades but democrats in this upcoming election cycle are hoping that the steady stream of traffic over border crossings like this one could be a game changer. latinos comprise 38% of all texas, a voting bloc that at least one republican candidate for lieutenant governor isn't focused on romancing. >> i have a tough stance on securing the border. stop the invasion. >> reporter: for this candidate, this is personal. >> my grandmothers happened to have been born in mexico. and when they say ugly things like that, they're disrespecting my family. and the families of the people who are here. >> reporter: it is a message texas democrats have heard loud and clear. >> we've been losing elections in texas for too long. >> reporter: this is the first latino to chair texas' democratic party. he sees the hispanic vote as an untapped opportunity. >> the biggest part of our base that doesn't tur

>> perfect scores for purdy and davis. one point apart.the audience at home. the finale olympic style. was down to the wire. >> meryl and maks. >> reporter: the thrill of victory and agony of defeat. david wright for "nightline" in hollywood. >>> amy purdy, a remarkable woman. see her and the three other finalists live on "good morning america" first thing in the morning. thank you for joining us tonight. as always, we are on line at abcnews.com. thank you again for watching. and good night.