sundayt, your carla haymarlo gardner. >> alas poor york. out, poor york.will be back on "sun >> good morning and welcome to your "sunday gardner". again today, we are out in the yard. today, we will talk about. >> deer pressure. >> there are plenty out there in plenty of gardens. >> we have not had much of a problem of deer. i live off an open field, so i do a couple of things. i tried to plan plants that are resistant -- lavender, plants that are scented are successful. >> deer sometimes break the rules. >> they do not seem to care about. >> you can try. no is a good time to put perennials and. you might want to think in terms of resistance plants. >> we also have -- this is a heavy corded ribbon, about 100 foot long. >> like crime scene tape. it has a chemical in it. >> it has the deer stopper in it. once you have this, they give you the active ingredients and you can pour it into your quart and pay half the price. >> and recharge. it is not look like it can stop anything, but if anything, it is 30 inches above. >> that is enough to keep them off. liquid

>> somehow the time was found for her talk with gardner.k to the guy who killed your daughter? >> i was real nervous until until i got there. going in there and talking with them just didn't have any feelings with me. to me it was just a person talking. >> he was already sitting behind the partition when she arrived. >> i think maybe i glanced at him once. >> where were you looking? >> just down. just not at him. i had no desire to look at him. >> why not? >> i didn't want to get angry or ups upset. i wanted to stay focused. to stay focused a looked down and doodled on paper, whatever. i wanted to stay in the mindset where i didn't start crying or get upset. >> so what did you ask him? >> walk me through your day. >> and now kerry would finally learn what happened to amber in the last hours of her life. >> this is the amazing thing, because she did ask all those questions. she forced him. he kepting back off. i don't want to tell you. are you sure you want to know? she forced him to tell her everything. right down to the last moments. >> it

i'm also very proud of our new gardner apprenticeship program which will launch this fall. it's the first apprenticeship program in the state of california. this year we took full advantage of jobs now and we were able to hire over 120 jobs now stimulus workers to support our guardians and custodial workers with park maintenance function. our overall training and professional development for twine-2010 included regular new employee orientations, disaster service worker training, safe worker practices, recreation delivery trainings, communications trainings and skill trainings. we conducted two departmental disaster preparedness trainings, one focused on notification and another that focused on evacuation. so, the hour is late. it's a little bit of a taste of all that's happened in 2009-2010. it's been a fak fantastic year and i really do want to thank our staff. again, i've been in government for 10 years and i've never seen a team work harder and do more with less than the recreation and park department has done this year. president buell: thank you very much. commissioner

john gardner and her dotter is set for tomorrow night at 7:00. located on 17th avenue in san francisco. starts at 11:00 on friday morning at the same locations. classes are chanceled for friday so teachers and students can go. >>> stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage and head to www.kron.com where we have coverage of the incident. >>> mild conditions out there this afternoon. tomorrow is even better. the fog is not as extense positive toits warm just a bit. 7:00 patchy fog near the coast. by noon the fall peaging back to the coast line, looks like it will stay under the fog. thry, similar temperatures to this afternoon. 62 in coastal locations, 84 inland. rain celt to hit the bay area this weekend, details coming up. >>> meg whitman is a new record holder tonight. she has done something that no other political candidate has done in the history of the united states. what that distinction is and how she responded responded when we asked her about it when kron 4 news returns. which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth f

that was brian gardner reporting. they encouraged tickets to buckle up. 64 degrees on tv hill. coming up in the next half-hour of 11 news today -- >> absentee ballots are playing a big role in the race for city state's attorney. we will explain why. >> we are tracking some showers and storms over the midwest. >> traveling in glen bernie, we >> traveling in glen bernie, we are tracking some fire activity. everyone knows a fee is a tax. you raised some taxes during that period, particularly the property tax as well as a lot of fee increases. as you know, there's a big difference between fees and taxes. but...they're the same. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. my commute home to the eastern shore every night only takes an hour but that's more time than congress spends reading massive spending bills, it's c

i really want to thank nancy conner, christine gardner, cynthia silverstein, glenn snyder, and many others. this was a team effort. it was a fantastic event. kudos to all who helped pull it off. on sunday september 19 from noon to 3:00, we will officially open the renovated playground. throughout the summer, athletes from the western addition have been enjoying the new synthetic field. they are lined for softball, soccer, football, and lacrosse. the foundation has been a tremendous partner in the billeting -- in rehabilitating sports fields around the city. city field donated almost $25 million for increasing sports opportunities for our children. please join us on sunday, september 19, for the grand opening. i think you should try to get there. mclaren park tennis block party on saturday september 18 from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. we will co-hosts a tennis block party to celebrate the recently resurfaced tennis courts at mclaren park, another instance of brecht and park -- of rec and park community partnerships. we will urge enjoy tennis games, music, and prices. -- prizes. we will be hosting "ba

. >> reporter: the city parks department says it takes as many as four gardners up to five hours to clean the parks on monday morning after a busy weekend. >>> barbara boxer and carly fee fiorina faced off tonight. our poll released three weeks ago shows fee rena -- fiorina leading. simon peres has more. >> reporter: job creator or job creator? senate slacker or senate work horse? those were some of the accusations thrown back and forth incumbent barbara boxer and her challenger, carly fee fiorina right here in the debate tonight. they started off joining hands. soon after, they separated like oil and water. they clashed on the records they have and who could create the most jobs. >> she called this bill disgraceful. i will tell you why i don't think she likes it because she wayed for the bill. it was definite newt neutral because we paid for it by stopping tax breaks for companies who ship jobs overseas. >> to create jobs, we need to make sure in particular our small businesses, our family- owned businesses, our innovators and entrepreneurs are freed from strangling regulation and freed

they've been helped along by an entire community, including neighbor david gardner, who founded jake'sfor distonya research. the event is publicized with painted bikes all over the silverman's home town of short hills, new jersey, and so far it's raised $600,000. >> that's a ton of money. >> this ride has been very helpful for nancy and me as well because fighting back empowers you. >> glor: these days, only two years after he could barely make it around the block, jake is riding in the five-mile race. he's getting better. his town is getting behind him. and they hope with help, researchers are getting closer to a cure. the third annual jakes ride takes place tomorrow morning. that is the cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs" 48 hours mystery." russ mitchell will be here tomorrow night. i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org weeks after the san bruno disaster.. signs the community is starting to come back, stronger than ever. "...they need to be treated li >>> weeks after the san bruno disas

the sex offender who killed chelsea john gardner pleaded guilty in may and is serve i alive sentence without parole. >> a man fired a gun near some apartment buildings. police swarmed the sunnyvale public housing complex around 8:00 this morninafter officers answering a separate call on the grounds heard a gunshot and spotted a man running from the scene. the officers chased the man bu he got away. >> a perimeter was set up. there was a unit of interest. we searched that unit. there were no victims or witnesses at the time in there. but we did find a firearm and some casings on the back fence back over there. >> officers don't know if the incident is gang-related. nobodyas hurt. >> this morning a vallejo man at the cent of an east bay murder mystery is free on bail. a judge reduced bail for 72-yeaold charles rittenhouse from $2 million to $25,000 yesterda police arrested him last week after the bodies of his wife and another woman were found at home. however, prosecutors only charged rittenhouse with possession of explosives and bomb-making chemicals found at the house. investigators

in return, gardner gave the magistrate's brother, tom wilkinson, $30,000. the problem is that porteous wasn't going anywhere. while the mole conspiracy should have been the subject of an investigation, the house decided to call mole, as they just told you, as their witness on the alleged unethical act of judge porteous. now, ultimately judge porteous ruled against his closest friend, gardner, and caused him that hundred thousand dollars bounty and other possible peace. with only a gift made years after the recusal hearing, the house try to rely on money given to judge porteous over a 25 year friendship. before he became a federal judge. this is what led those judges in the fifth circuit to write that opinion that i just refer to. the house argued that judge porteous, as a state judge, granted curatorships to bob creely in order to get occasional loans and gifts from his friend. mr. goodlatte has told you that the judge conceded the relationship between the money and a curatorships. that's news to me, and it is certain is to the judge. we have never conceded

the-board general fund reduction and if we have got 30 -- we have a total of 30 staff, they are not all gardners. but $200,000, $220,000, it helps to offset that reduction. this is a challenging issue. harding is also a revenue generator. frankly it is a treasured asset of the city and we have an obligation to maintain it. >> under the gulf fund legislation -- supervisor avalos: under the golfing fund legislation that goes generally to the parks, this is now saying that this contract, 80% of the gulf fees will be going to tpc. wondering how that change was made, how was it determined that it would be taken out? what was the function under the current fund? >> this point has been raised and we would disagree with this. that the fees should go to the city, we have had multiple conversations with city attorney offices about the revenue due to the city going to the city, meaning contractually. this is the point that the attorney, we have conferred with her about it. as well as the city attorney. it is not that all of the revenue generated goes to the city, just that the revenue due to the city goes

it's not clear how long he was stligt in a crate covered by blanket, but officer gardner can't believe a human being would do this to an anal. >> the crate was filthy. it probably had a week's worth of feces and water, juurine, ju filthy. >> this should teach owners that there are other options for pets. >> we're open seven days a week, 24 hours, so it's not an excuse to throw your dog out with the trash. >> thomas is enjoying steady meals and the company of others. he's not ready to be adopted yet, but inwo weeks, once he gets is weight up and is cleared by the doctors, the humane society hopes to find thomas a good home. >>> outside tonight, there are some clouds but no rain at the moment. that could change for all of us, though, tomorrow. doug has details in the storm certain. how does it look, doug? >> it's actually a beautiful night, and if you're out this evening, and even if you wake up tomorrow morning, you'll notice big changes out there. you can see the moon rising over the nation's capitol, reflecting off lake potomac. the current temperature and winds low. we've seen a pret

gardner, and to the case. gardner, as you will hear, was far closer in either of the plaintiff's attorney's. he not only promised $100,000 for just appearing in the court room for this case. he promised him an additional $100,000 if he could get porteous to recuse himself or leave the case. under this bounty agreement with a federal judge, he had just promised another lawyer a total of $200,000 for just appearing in the case and getting this judge to remove himself. what is remarkable, senators, is that this unethical promise was put into a written contract and we have the contract. in return, gardner gave the magistrate's brother, tom wilkinson, $30,000. the problem was that porteous was not going anywhere. while the conspiracy should have been the subject of the investigation, the house decided to call him as a witness on the alleged unethical act of judge porteous. he ruled against his close friend, gardner, and cost 10 the $100,000 bounty and other possible fees. with a gift made years after the refusal he

covering the meeting for sf tv argonne gardner and kenny alevia. >> please turn off all public -- cellphone and pagers. if you wish to present documents, please provide donna -- copies for the file. >> thank you very much. supervisor campos: please call item no. 1. >> item number one,motion ordering submitted to the voters an ordinance at annovember 2, 2010 establishing the community policing policyprogram and supplanting any city the november 2, 2010 election that bans lying or -- charter amendment (second draft) and county of san 8a.105, 8a.106, repealing section agency (mta) board of directors; allocate a share of property taxtransportation fund; require the if its budget is rejected by the board of of the mta inspector general; and, eliminate formulas governing operator wages andthese matters instead to collective bargaining. supervisor campos: if there is any member of the public that would like to speak, please come forward. seeing no one, public colleges -- public comments are closed. can we take a motion to forward this to the board of supervisors? the there will call for that motio

frank gardner, bbc news. >> workers have taken to the streets across europe in a day of protest against the austerity measures being imposed by national governments. there have been demonstrations in ireland, greece, and latvia. there were marches on european union headquarters. in spain, there is a general strike. >> before dawn, strikers were at the madrid transport depot, trying to prevent buses leaving. the spanish unions were determined to shut down the capital and so demonstrate that the people were against spending cuts. later, columns of strikers marched around the city center. when they found stores that were defying calls for a general strike, they pushed inside, insisting the owners closed for the day. the police often intervened, but still the shutters came down. working people are seeing their wages cut and their benefits reduced to pay for a recession caused by the banks. >> we spent 100 years earning the rights we have as workers in this country, and i do not think the first thing we need to do is lose them. the banks should be the ones who are paying for this crisis. >>

paula gardner is an established watering hole and restaurant for 23 years, but her loyal patrons say it's simple. sdp >> some people like to drink, some people like to smoke. i don't think it would hurt anything. >> however, delivery workers who deliver beer and alcohol have donated money to fight legalizing marijuana. >> the fact they're even fighting against it is funny. we have to save our own skin and protect our own assets. >> reporter: that's not true, according to a spokesman with the california beer and beverage distributors who told me, quote, this is not a competitive issue for us. this motion has nothing in it for our protection. if one of our semis is on the highway heading to the retailers, how do we know if he's under the influence? plain and simple, the alcohol industry is trying to kill the competition. their mission is to drive people to drink. it's a heck of a coincidence. they are pedestridling a product is far more dangerous than marijuana. they say not to worry, that smokers are not necessarily shut-ins. >> that's to say that somebody who uses marijuana just oppo

the sex offender who killed chelsea john gardner pleaded guilty in may and is serve i alive sentence without parole. >> a man fired a gun near some apartment buildings. police swarmed the sunnyvale public housing complex around 8:00 this morning after officers answering a separate call on the grounds heard a gunshot and spotted a man running from the scene. the officers chased the man but he got away. >> a perimeter was set up. there was a unit of interest. we searched that unit. there were no victims or witnesses at the time in there. but we did find a firearm and some casings on the back fence back over there. >> officers don't know if the incident is gang-related. nobody was hurt. >> this morning a vallejo man at the center of an east bay murder mystery is free on bail. a judge reduced bail for 72-year-old charles rittenhouse from $2 million to $25,000 yesterday. police arrested him last week after the bodies of his wife and another woman were found at home. however, prosecutors only charged rittenhouse with possession of explosives and bomb-making chemicals found at the house. in

the >> it actress jennifer gardner was put on the map from "alias." >> the man who developed that showbuting new show tonight on nbc. >> something is about to change for a couple of married caterers. >> are you in or out? >> their pulled out of retirement and back into duty in the drummer -- into the drama "under covers." >> we get to travel all over the world. it is glamorous and exciting. >> the british actress plays samantha. >> it's hard to put the show in one the specific genre. >> it comes from a director who brought us "lost", "alias" add to the most recent "star trek" movie. her audition for a secondary role turn into a story 1. -- turned into a starting one. >> it is the perfect peak one of being discovered. >> the catering spies make a discovery. >> the relationship once turned stale and has suddenly been reinvigorated. >> 8-of danger and pension may have our great addition to the recipe for marrieds by. >> i agree that he is impossibly handsome. >> i can be for everyone involved. the series also stars -- >> lets look at the prime-time lineup. be sure to stick around tonight

gardner, that you went to las vegas on the bachelor party trip, correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> and you helped pay for that trip, correct? >> no, ma'am. >> you didn't pay anything? >> no, ma'am. they certainly would have asked me about that. i paid for my own way. i bunked with a gentleman by the name of john gardner, a friend of judge porteous's and i and 52, 62 hours on the ground, i ent most of the time -- john and i went to a couple shows. he didn't gamble, i didn't gamble. we went out and had a couple fine meals and looked at some of the architect back in 1999 that was going up there. and i want to assure everybody here, since the question wasn't asked since i thinkit's important, that there was no discussion at any point in time about cases. i can assure everyone that was the last thing on anybody's mind. everybody was up there to celebrate the young man's upcoming wedding. and i guess to have a good time. >> okay. you're excused. >> thank you very much. >> oh they will vote on the matter, continuing the impeachment trial on the c-span networks, and you'l

and then made bum gardner's job a lot harder allowing too many runs. one on for prince fielder.gle to left center, pat borough lost it in the lights. it is 1-0. to the seventh, jeremy is in. back to the pitcher and then he tries to go home. helytos he throws it away. 3-0. he is hope ing ing to clean the out. the fist complete game of the season. the brewers win 3-0. the padres lose to the giants maintaining the half game lead. the a's may not be in a pennant race of their own and could be facing up a team that has its own division crown, but oakland could be the spoiler against the twins because minnesota is in a tight battle for the best record in the american league. so facing brett anderson, probably not top on their wish list right now with the a's lefty trying to cool off the hottest team in baseball since the all-star break. anderson dialed in to hit michael cuddyer looking. one earned run, four hits, five ks. top of the six now, the 2-1, a's. jack hayes had his 100th homer earlier. now he's at 101. the a's get the win 3-1. >>> well, two games, two times scoring 52 points,

preponderance -- do they tend -- >> the younger groups, especially the women all want me to go with will gardnersh charles' character and the old people and all the men, all the men say i should give chris nose the peter flora character another chance. >> so who will she choose? tune in for the season premiere of "the good wife" tonight at 10:00 right here on wusa9 and then stayed tuned for us at 9 news now at 11:00. i'm voting for will. i have to tell you, i watch the show. i want will. >> she's going to have to fill me in because -- >> it's a good show. >> very well written. >>> here's the deal. prepare now. let's just say that right now. you've got about 24 hours, check your gutters, sump pump and get ready because big rains coming. here's your forecast first now. the next three days, tomorrow clouds will roll in, i think we will stay dry through the day. there could be some showers wednesday night, heavy activity really late wednesday night and a good deal of thursday, at least through the morning and mid-afternoon. 74 tomorrow, 78 on thursday. in addition to the flooding, we could see some

colin farrell and jennifer gardner and jason bateman and elmo loves -- >> i guess russell brand is notip with our fans and we listen particularly to parents. and this has gone on from the very beginning. we had a wonderful in the '70s a wonderful maury sundeck animation that was beautiful but a few parents had written it scared their child. >> i remember that. >> we're a safe haven for parents and we take that very seriously. >> don't. >> thank you for being there when i was a kid and now when my kids are kids. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> the new season premieres,, [ ehrlich ] annapolis -- if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put together a road map to 2020. a plan that brings jobs back to maryland by reducing spending and lowering taxes. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great. man: we need a sofa. so

colin farrell and jennifer gardner and jason bateman and elmo loves -- >> i guess russell brand is notans and we listen particularly to parents. and this has gone on from the very beginning. we had a wonderful in the '70s a wonderful maury sundeck animation that was beautiful but a few parents had written it scared their child. >> i remember that. >> we're a safe haven for parents and we take that very seriously. >> don't. >> thank you for being there when i was a kid and now when my kids are kids. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> the new season [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill. because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. and here's a special bonus: you'll also get the fios tv movie package and epix -- free for 12 months. and with this offer, there's no term contract required. if you don't love fios, cancel at anytime with no early termination fee. fios gives you the best channel lineup, superior pi

colin farrell and jennifer gardner and jason bateman and elmo loves -- >> i guess russell brand is nottion to something now, you're going to worry about whether or not you can or should air it? >> no. we have a great interactive relationship with our fans and we listen particularly to parents. and this has gone on from the very beginning. we had a wonderful in the '70s a wonderful maury sundeck animation that was beautiful but a few parents had written it scared their child. >> i remember that. >> we're a safe haven for parents and we take that very seriously. >> don't. >> thank you for being there when i was a kid and now when my kids are kids. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> the new season premieres headlines... th ce california will >>> it is 8:55. good morning, everyone. i'm sydnie kohara with your cbs 5 news headlines. keep your fingers crossed, there is a chance california will have a new budget soon. the governor's office reports some progress in talks with legislative leaders. they plan to work on details over the weekend and then meet again monday. the state has been witho

friday morning she was able to gardner enough energy and strength to be transferred to a wheelchair because she did not want to miss this concert. >> she's doing fairly well. she's working hard with her physical therapy and things like that. he was able to get out tonight. she's here, so we're very thankful for that. >> really getting out as much as she can. she really appreciates everyone coming and supporting her and everyone singing. >> reporter: kerstetter appeared to be in high spirits at the show, her top priority now going home from the hospital for good. kerstetter is working with doctors to rehabilitate her leg as an inpatient at kennedy kreiger. >>> wjz is always on for more information on how you can help emily click on our website wjz.com and click on local news. >>> a first of its kind judge's ruling against a columbia teacher's aid. 38-year-old carl walker was found guilty of sexually abusing a third grader at bryant woods elementary, but there is no evidence he ever touched the girl. a howard county judge ruled walker sexually exploited the girl by giving her love notes askin

do they tend to go -- >> the younger groups, especially the women, all want me to go with will gardnerris noth the character the chance. what's been interesting is how we're playing out the season, which is really where right now we're sort of in a limbo stage. >> yeah, yeah. it's interesting, because when people talk about the show, it almost looks like a show that ought to be on cable. because it's that good. >> yeah. oh, thank you. >> and it's on broadcast television. which makes it even befter, because all the more people get to see it then. >> it's such a -- it's a gift all around. the hardest part is that it truly does feel like we're doing a cable-quality show in that so much time and effort goes into it. but on cable, they do 12 episodes and we do 23. so the time that we have is minimal. >> yeah. >> and so we have to execute these episodes as quickly as possible. but you know, it happens. we do it, and you work hard. but it's work that you love. so i'm happy about it. >> one of the other notes that i saw for this coming season is that michael j. fox is going to be in an episode

they've gotten a law passed that would have, perhaps, protected their daughter from john gardner, a convicted molester. we'll talk more about all of this and chelsea's law when we come back. it's such a disturbing story but some resolution for other families. >> announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by mercedes benz. experience truly great engineering today at your authorized dealer. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's a universal gesture... ♪ a way of telling the world "you did it!"... without saying a word. introducing the mercedes-benz sls...amg. [ engine revs ] ♪ the best or nothing... that is what drives us. as the towel used to dry them. so why use the same hand towel over and over instead of a clean, fresh one every time? kleenex® brand hand towels. a clean, fresh towel every time. stay twice... earn a free night! two separate stays at comfort inn or any of these choice hotels can earn you a free night -- only when you book at choicehotels.com. can earn you a free night -- no oil has flowed into the gulf for weeks, but it's just the beginning of our work. i'm iris cross. bp has t

next up is gardner, north carolina, on our line for democrats. lynnette. caller: i am an agreement with the law -- with a lot of what fred from connecticut said. we are -- i would also like to save money given for companies willing to take part in a new industrial revolution for america. where we start making our own clothes, our own shoes, our electronics that were quality. i think this is what america needs. host: cool summer for democrats pitching recovery. in "the washington post." back to the phones and our discussion on the president's proposal for a $100 billion tax credit. jacksonville, florida, on our line for republicans. . ller: good morning, rober thank you britta, col. host: good morning, sam. how were you? caller: good morning, rob. the year me? host: i do, sam, go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. mccain is right. obama is just flailing around. his trillion dollars stimulus had not worked. we lost all of that money. taxpayers are going to have to pay that back. and coming along is that obamacare, another trillion dollars we don't

. >> senator gardner? >> we year the statistics and numbers and i really want to thank ms. williams for being here to put a face on the issue. and when you put -- when you hear the testimony of those who have been victimized, you realize how many families have been involved and affected by the policies and the laws that we pass and the way they are implemented. it is not easy to appear before us and i thank both of you for being here to help understand a bit better the seriousness of what we are dealing with. and as tracie and mr. ramsey, you talk about the statistical information. without the statistics you cannot allocate the resources. the police has to allocate to their resources. local governments and of course, nationally. we just do not have good statistics. we need to get beyond the way it is reported. you mentioned the uniform crime reporting. we are moving forward to implement the national reporting based system. it is more costly. we're going to need to see whether we need to do policies nationally to be sure we have this accurately done for sexual assault cases.

>> well, the truth is if i had the choice, i'd have a gardner snake and that's what we're talking aboutare two really dangerous drugs. but marijuana is far less harmful and it's irrational to punish people if they simply want to use something less harmful. that's why the support for proposition 19 with the backing of law enforcement and others is going up. and it's going to keep going up. >> and bishop, before we go, i know you told one of our producers, the problem with these dispenseries -- keep in mind, in november, california is going to decide whether or not to legalize pot. that's why we're talking about. this you say that anybody with an i.d. card identifying them as somebody who can get pot could go buy it from multiple dispenseries and then resell it to kids or anybody else as well, right? >> look, we have these faulty doctors, physicians, who the medical board need to look at that are giving away recommendation for individuals with hangnails. and these youth, young adults, are able to walk into multiple pot shops and buy marijuana and then resell the pot on the streets. and st