and they are grown for wildly different purposes. hemp growers generally try to grow plants that are very tall stalks, notibrous very many leaves or branches. marijuana growers tend to grow bigger plans with lots of leaves, lots of sites for a bud, so they can produce thc. so the same species, but really different plants. >> and so what got you into the history of hemp? >> when i was still practicing law, i got interested in the marijuana legalization movement because i saw a lot of criminal defendants who got a lot of jail terms or were treated really roughly by the criminal justice system and that didn't make a lot of sense to me. so i started doing some research about the history of marijuana legalization and i found out about hemp and its history over the last 300 years. it really got me interested in doing a little bit more in-depth study. >> which direction to that study -- did your study take you? abernathy: i gravitated towards hemp. it's been an important crop in the americas since the 1600s. governments in virginia, massach

and success grown with it.hy is that the case? >> the thing, i believe when you're honest about who you are, what are believe, and you have a confidence about that, even if people don't agree with you, they will respect you. >> right. >> because fundamentally, people want to work with people who are of value, who do have integrity and conviction, and that conviction for me of my faith has been a major career aspect, because people then say, okay. if he's that convicted about his faith, he's someone we can trust. >> the trustworthy would not be here without experiencing the life-changing tragedy at age 9. >> a young kid, my father died, heart attack, age 36. my mother left to raise me and my older brother. my younger brother, and myself. a single mom. we were in such a situation where we lost a house we were living in. lost the car. had to move in with my grandmother and grandfather. as a kid, you grow up during the struggle and you're looking for hope. you're looking for inspiration, looking to try and find you

california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >>> secretary overstated john kerry is in--of state, john kerry is in singapore. we have video showing the secretary in singapore signing a memorandum of inter-standing with the foreign affairs min stirrer is. he is--might beer is. he is planning on giving a speech to score come differences that have talled the signing of the atreatment. last week's trade minister meeting in hawaii fail today finalize the deal. >>> italy rescued another 300 migrants from the mediterranean. three naval operations were launched to safe them. they arrived in sis lee. 2000 people have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean in smuggler's boats. 188,000 migrants have been rescued this year, most were fleeing war and poverty. >>> there is new information today about the deaths of two base jumpers in yosemite. potter and hunt were killed in may when they slammed into a ridge line at 100 miles per hour. their deaths were ruled accidental. hunt may have been distracted just before jumpi

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be a grown man when you come back here. i love it. >> and the criminal activities that keep landing him in jail. >> i'm addicted to it because there's always something happening. it's never a dull moment. established in 1733, savannah is the oldest city in the state of georgia. nicknamed the hostess city of the south, savannah has built a reputation on its beautiful parks, historic places and southern hospitality. but those who run afoul of the law will mind themselves in a far less hospitable place, the chatham county detention center. here the county houses more than 1,500 men and women, most of whom have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> man, it's ugly. it's jail. ain't nothing pretty about it. >> the majority of inmates are housed in the jail's general population units where they can interact with each other in the day room or exercise in one of the jail's enclosed yards. but in the jail's lockdown units, life is far more restrictive. >> this is unit 2-c. it's like

how much has the organization grown and how much has the demand grown for your services? >> a lot of what we do. we are a safety net in the community. in addition to caring for homeless animals that come in through strays or that owners have to relen quish. many of our animals come through transfers from other shelters. we have a network of partner shelters within santa clara counsel county and in the surrounding counties. we will transfer them and put them through our programs to get them adopted. >> that's actually a change i have seen over the years or the decades where there used to be a lot more autonomy by all the different agencies. >> now, it is much more of a network. >> there is much more collaboration and working together, cooperation. >> kind of needs to be? >> it needs to be, yes. it is a collective effort with everyone. >> give us an idea in terms of clearing the shelters and what you are doing about that? >> we have our cleared the shelters event that is happening saturday, august 15th. all of our animals will be up for adoption for free. we have cats and d

and they have now grown up. >> host: in your book "flawed convictions" you describe jennifer what was her background? >> a room mom and active in her church to take care of children in the church. very involved in her children's lives and how was a gathering place and she never had any trouble. she was never accused doing anything hurtful or having a temper and this was the evidence that was admitted in the trial that the witnesses that testified for and against her. >> host: deborah tuerkheimer what is the medical evidence of shaken baby? >> guest: the classic evidence is that triad. center mall hematoma that is bleeding beneath the out side or the outer most layer of the brain. retinal hemorrhage bleeding in the back of the i and swelling. with the violent shaking by the caregiver. >> host: so the legal community would challenge this what else could happen if they have the triad? >> doctors recognize a number of causes could bring about the triad of symptoms and sometimes they referred o

this is a grown up. you expect grown ups to act responsibly and this grown up did not act responsibly with a child. >> an 8-year-old child with disabilities. katie? >> i he want to -- i think it's a horrible video but i want to focus on the law and there are three counts to this complaint that's been filed by the aclu on behalf of the two children that are involved. the americans with disabilities act doesn't actually list the disabilities that are covered by the ada. and it's -- a disability is defined as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits major life activities. if these children with adhd and ptsd from what we understand from the reports actually qualify under the ada, then they do have a cause of if they don't qualify then they may not actually have a lawsuit against the sheriff or the city. >> well, let me go -- let me focus on just plain old decency. these are children. this is a child with disability. this is 15 minutes, which is eternity for a child. and, you know, maybe the

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california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. recently with comments about mexican immigrants and crime. then, a san francisco shooting made it a national conversation. is there a link between immigration and crime? and if so, what is it? we dug into the data to find out. donald: they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime, they're rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. sam: in a stunning sequence, donald trump struck a nation's nerves with remarks on immigration and crime, then localized the pain after a bay area woman died in what police termed a random shooting linked to an undocumented immigrant. donald: we're talking about crime. you saw what happened the other day with the young lady in san francisco, it's a disgrace. sam: while the community grieves for kate steinley, many latinos question the connection between the pier 14 incident and immigrant crime. angela franco: there's great businesses there's hard-working people, and making such a generalized comment really--i don't think it's respectful. sa

california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms.better. >>> plans for a hayward girl's senior prom were turned upside down when money or her gift card just mysteriously disappeared. >> her grandmother called michael finney. >> reporter: this young woman saved a gift card that was for her big night. she was left stunned when a merchant told her there was no money on it. lexie reid received the card from her grandmother. she held on it until days before the dance. >> there was bus fees and also just things like deposits on my hair, my nails. >> reporter: she tried to use it... >> i was weirded out. i didn't understand. >> reporter: lexie called her grandmother. she bought it from safeway. >> they told me it was very sick. >> it's a terrible crime. >> reporter: he says there are many ways conartists scam the system. they can put a different bar code on. the store activates the card, it's activating a different card. the scammer has that one. some have handed consumers a dummy card and kept the card they activated for themselves. >> oth

california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms.imply better. >>> back in the good old days when you were looking to get into a relationship you had to woo a lady right and left but in china it's trickier. >> this is the shanghai marriage market in the middle of shanghai. this is where all the parents come to basically hock their kids. >i have been here. this is people's park. all the parents of children who are unmarried gathered in people's park and there are tens of thousands of these profiles. >> all these people have umbrellas with advertisements for various kids on them to see if they can get them married off. >> where are the kids? >> they are all grown up and in many cases many haven't given permission to their parents. >> can i help you? >> just walking around checking it out. >> i can help you. >> no, we're all checking it out. >> let's book right now. >> if you are interested, there are brokers to put in your profile. it costs about $3.20 to have your profile up there for five months. >> i'm going to look for a beautiful

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it's the home grown problems causing all of the pain. >> there is a home grown problem. there are external-internal imbalances in many emerging markets. brazil is a good example of an imbalance, the fiscal deficit. the largest in a decade. currency weakness is part of a solution to address some of those imbalances. what china's move does though is just makes it that much harder in the sense of the depreciation that you've already seen in many of the currencies over the past couple of years, in part that's been undone by what china has just done. so if what has happened in china is a start of a journey it makes it that much harder for these currencies. they need to move even more to address the external, internal balances that they face but a agree that i think the home grown imbalances whether they're external like in the case of brazil where we expect them to trade up four in 12 months time or internal imbalances where inflation is below target and exports are struggling, it is those home grown issues where the currency weakness is part of the solution to address some o

some are grown in central america. but you know what? papayas are from hawaii fantastic and a superfood. make sure a little green and yellow tinge all the way around. a little bit of sugar spots is okay but not too much. slight give to the touch. but not too soft. when you bring them home store them on the counter. in two or three days they will be yellow all the way around because they do ripen and get just as sweet right on the counter with sugar. when you have a nice give to them, beautiful aroma nice and yellow, then you can enjoy them. the hawaiian papayas one of my favorites. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> this lexus video shows a slide levitation board in action. it works with magnets that hover above the ground "back to the future" style. but don't run out to place an order. it's a work in progress. no word when it will hit the markets. >>> in this today's jobs report, jill schlesinger looks at one important perk of any job, vacation time. >>> reporter: americans recei

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. >> these wildcat fish have grown up to eight feet long, they have been described as radioactive mutants, and it is true. studies have shown damage to their dna from radioactive mud in which they feed, but by every other measure they are healthy and numerous. the truth is, they are big because they like blood from visitors but no one is allowed to catch them. it makes it hard now to imagine the disaster in this reactor released 400 times into radioactivity, from the hiroshima bomb. >> this exclusion zone is not radioactive anymore but because of the way the fallout fell immediately after the explosion some areas are still very radioactive. this is about 5000 times normal background radiation. it is harmful in small doses but you wouldn't want to spend too long here at all. but it is all relative. the radiation dose we received during our entire trip to the zone was similar to what you would get from a single transatlantic flight. >> she has as much respect for radiation as she does for authority. >> she tells us how she sent them packing more than once. ordered to leave in 1986, she came

the numbers of acres has grown from 80,000 to 62,000. fights have grown from 2500. this is a losing battle now, and that's a zones of a larger scary trend in the american west. >> jake ward in lake county california >>> president obama unveiled a plan to confront climate change. he said he wants a massive production in greenhouse gas emissions from coal burning power plants. >> by setting the standards we can speed up ut transition to a cleaner, safer future. with this clean power plan by 2030, carbon pollution from the power plants will be 32% lower than it was a decade ago. >> the president said no other issue poses a threat to our future than climate change. several republican lawmakers criticized the plan as over-reaching and harmful to the economy. the coal industry and states are expected to sue to stop the plan. senate republicans failed to advance a deal. the measure received 53 votes following short of the 60 needed to overcome a democratic filibuster. parenthood has been in the spotlight because of secretly recorded videos alleging that the organization so

california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >>> well, it is loaded with goodness and so easy to prepare. we are talking about broccoli's little baby brother broccoli rabe. here's tony tantillo on finding the best bunch. >> well, today's tip of the day is going to be broccoli rabe. some stories call this are pee knee but it's truthly broccoli rabe because of the little floor its they have in there. when you select them nice and green all the way around. free from any yellowing whatsoever. store them in the fridge right away and open up the bag to the breeze. if you don't do that and that plastic bag is closed in the fridge it will decay on you rather quickly. but just two, three days that's about it. loaded with nutrition. i like to par boil them for a little bit and then put oil in a pan and heat up the olive oil a little bet of garlic and now add your broccoli rabe. let it cook and maybe throw it in pen knee pasta. maybe even some sausage. ooh. that sounds good. as a matter of fact i'm going to make that tonight

just be a grown man when you come back here. i love it. i wouldn't want to be nowhere else. >> agner is charged with possession of a controlled substance. he has pled not guilty. he has previous convictions for theft, first-degree forgery and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon that he says is as a result of beating a man during a home invasion robbery. >> i did beat a dude in the face with a gun. i don't know if there's a time limit on how long you're supposed to beat somebody in the face but i did it 'til he couldn't move. he was beat bad. it was awful. it was an awful beating. >> while agner has done time in jail and prison, he says it would be hard to give up a life that has led to his incarceration. >> certain things people do that would have remorse for, i do not. i'm addicted to it because it's never a dull moment. always something happening. one day i might cook dope all day long. we might move from one city to the next city. if my girl's tired of walking, i steal a car. every day is never the same. normal people could not live

mint, locally grown, in the market, it's just beautiful. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> well, it is a well paying job in hot demand. jill schlesinger on why you may want to consider a career in nursing. >>> reporter: if you're considering a career change, start by identifying an industry that pays well and is in need of more workers. nursing tops the list. there are a variety of educational options if you want to pursue a nursing career. if you have a bachelor's degree in a nonscience-related field, you can apply to more than 200 accelerated programs to earn a bachelor's degree in nursing in two to 2 1/2 years. if your bachelor's is in a science field, you may be able to complete the degree in 12 to 18 months. nurses here in the bay area earn an average of over $125,000 a year. and job openings are likely to rise as employers replace thousands of workers leaving the field by 2018. many employers are seeking to beef up the number of male nurses. nationally, male nurses make up

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but since the advent of the one child policy, this imbalance has grown more severe. nationally, there are now about 120 boys born for every 100 girls, and in the countryside, the gap is even wider. experts predict as many as 30 to 40 million chinese men alive today will fail to find a spouse. some experts blame the gap on sex-selective abortions, which are illegal in china, but widely practiced. others believe many families simply do not register first-born girls in hopes of having a second chance to have a boy. >> "it will affect the marriage of young people in the future. many men will not find a wife. moreover, even those who manage to get married will be much younger or older than their spouses. it will be detrimental to the harmony and stability of our society." >> in the remote, terraced mountains of yuhezhen, in china's southwest, the rift between males and females has reached extreme proportions. there are more than twice as many men here as women, with dozens of men holding little prospect for marriage. across china, more and more rural enclaves have lapsed

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california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. i got to tell you, the more i read about the primordial gravity wave discovery the more excited i get. i know. being an astrophysicist right now is like being a rock star. only without the sex. yeah, literally, none of it. what do you think about it, sheldon? meh. are you kidding me? this may be the biggest scientific breakthrough of our lifetime. how can you as a theoretical physicist, not care about this? maybe it's because i'm not an elitist. what i'd like to know is: how does this gravity wave breakthrough help the man on the street? you know? wh-who's looking out for joe six-pack and all his quantum physics concerns? oh, my god you're jealous. why would i be jealous? oh, i don't know. maybe because the origin of the universe

california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >> here's a live look from our emeryville camera. we hope your saturday is off to a nice start. a little gloomy in some parts of the bay area. lisa argen returns in a little bit with the full accuweather forecast. time is 8:14 on your saturday morning. >> convicted colorado movie theater gunman james holmes will spend the rest his life in prison. >> we, the jury, do not have a unanimous final sentencing verdict. >> jurors were dismissed yesterday after failing to agree on a sentence for gunman james holmes. that was after less than seven hours of deliberations. one of the jurors said there was one lone holdout that didn't want the death penalty while two others weren't sure. >> there was nothing further to discuss at that point. it only takes one. >> several aurora police officers burst into tears when the verdict was read. victims' families were not happy. >> i think it's outrageous. i still think death is justice for what that guy did. >> that's not justice. he's livi

she has now-grown children of her own. her children were young and in the teenage years when she was sent to prison x they've since grown up. >> host: in your book, "flawed convictions," you describe jennifer. what was her background besides justing with a caregiver? -- just being a caregiver? >> guest: she was active in her church and active around taking care of children in that church. she was very involved in her children's lives and those of her children's friends, as i understand it. her home was a gathering place for kids. and i should say never, she never had any trouble. she was never accused of doing anything hurtful to a child or having a temper. you know, this is based on the evidence that was admitted at her trial, i'm going based on the witnesses that testified for and against her at trial. >> host: deborah tuerkheimer, what's the medical evidence of a shaken baby that's been used? >> guest: the classic evidence is the so-called triad of symptoms, and i'll tell you what those are. the first is subdural hemato

thegovernment has grown people. now we are a government with a lot of people. when you have an organization or bureaucracy as big as you have now, it has to feed itself. but it does that come you have to feed the people. that is what concerns me. we are now a bureaucracy, government, that is no longer looking out for people. it is looking out for itself. host: your background would be the considerable over the course of a lifetime. a veteran and practicing physician. you have been in the army reserve and the mississippi national guard. you were a pilot. you can to congress. you must've had a fairly wide selection of committees to serve in with that kind of expertise. rep. abraham: we got elected for veterans because that is near and dear. have taken to of us. the least we could do is repay care ofthey have taken us. the least we could do is repay them. well. to represent them i was fortunate enough to be asked to be on a technology committee. it is a fun committee. we discussed things that are new, innovation will, on the horizon, so to speak. we also discuss i

foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. well do we get points for trying?! fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >>j.r. stone: >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>mark: an officer has been shot and the suspect is killed of this is not a bed of which is mention the officers now in serious condition this morning. >>jackie sissel: the press conference just ended with the police chief it when inside the police headquarters talking about the overnight shooting that have been living one officer and the hospital with serious wounds the suspect was shot dead by those police officers here is a video from the same earlier this morning according to police they say at around 130 this morning of officers were investigating the sexual assault ahead occurred early this morning the investigation brought in to the 3800 block of martin luther king way and oakland when they got their batons when they in, the suspects. >>jackie sisse

revenue for resale stores has grown to $16 billion a year. 25 years. >> when i start adding everything up, easily $10,000. easy. >> resale stores like buffalo exchange and clothes mentor are opening new shops and want giantly used clothes, especially designer goods. a lot of people really want this. they buy this season and get rid of last season. >> this suit could be yours. >> for a price, michael. >> thank you. >>> whole foods pulled a new product off its shelves after customers started complaining. it was labeled as asparagus. a $6 jar of water with a few stalks of asparagus in it. they posted a fphoto of this pricey concoction. it sold at a brentwood store was meant to be water infused with asparag asparagus. this comes a month after whole foods admitted to overcharging customers for some of its food. >>> more health news. is pom oil said to be the next big fad? and the green light for the first 3d printed pill. >> the food and drug administration has approved the first prescription drug made through 3d printing. it's a dissolvable table

california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better.bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: explosive allegations and a new court documents showing the new mayor, up and a corruption case. >> reporter: falling in a motion to dismiss charges against him. nothing has been filed against the other individuals which includes the mayor, ed lee. >> reporter: challah is expected to be in court on october 9th where they will get the jury selected to rid reporting live and francisco leasing reid. --alecia reid >> stanley: (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> i am nonsmoking week and the bus line. >> stanley: they're dedicated bus lines and real tracks current during certain times of the month and commercial truck that used to lying to make deliveries to rid of the then that is just a transit bus. that being said is not hard to find people stop of parking in the bus line. for this driver picking up the package. everyone has an excuse as to why they stopped the problem is because they

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we need grown-up government. i now have the ability to deliver that. this is not partisan, narrow overnment, but in american government where we solve our problems together. the last of our presidents to do that was ronald reagan. he had to work in a bipartisan way. >> thank you, governor. mr. pataki: thank you. >> appreciated, governor. mr. pataki: all right. thank you. i appreciate the opportunity. >> nice to meet you. mr. pataki: good to see you. >> mr. pataki: it may be more interesting for you. you never know. we may go back to politics is entertainment. >> > thank you very much. -- mr. pataki: thank you very much. sure. >> >> stand right next to him. mr. pataki: new yorkers together. native new yorkers. > stand right next to him. >> mr. pataki: thank you. >> keep doing what you are doing. mr. pataki: thank you. sure. sure. >> mr. pataki: oh, yeah. >> >> i really liked your remarks earlier in terms of business, the regulatory things holding you back and you can't make long-term decisions. one of the things i ran into. mr. pataki: one of the things

this is the target generation that has grown up in this digital jihad. >> so it's the internet? >> the internet play aes significant role in spreading the propaganda, but for trade craft purposes. what is different is the means by which they're if a sill dating this information. think of al qaeda as blair witch project, think of isis has hollywood, as xbox. it's rapid and it moves fast and we have to do more to push back. >> if there's one final idea, what you hear from the fbi is that a decade ago, it would sometimes take a year, 18 months for someone to do the flash to bang, getting radicalized and committing an act of violence. now what you hear from fbi director comi is that the flash to bang can be a matter of weeks or even days. >>> coming up next, the attack on our military in chattanooga. it shocked the nation. who was mohammed abdulazeez and could he have been stopped? whose ready to have a baby? buster posey? you're not my doctor... c'mon. i'm sorta your doctor. i mean we both wear gloves and we always deliver in the clutch. gloves. clutch. no, sorry. perhaps we take a

maybe i have grown old in this fight. maybe the fight has grown old to me.w much we're going through for a few hundred scattered units of housing, the director of the n.a.a.c.p. is arguing against integration, who would have thought it. >> i'm not arguing against anything, mike. i'm just tired. >> rose: do you think you can change america through -- >> i done know. it is not even in my job description, storytelling. get the story right. do what you can with the story. try not to cheat the story. whatever happens after that is a purview of other people. i felt that way as a reporter. i feel that way doing this. it's great to be part of the argument. we get a lot of chances to entertain people. and there's nothing wrong with being entertaining and-- . >> rose: thinking larger. >> that is a bigger part of our industry but every now and then you get to be part of an argument and that feels good. >> rose: thank you, david. os car. >> thanks. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us on-line at

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cut, have a good paycheck, all the other things that allow the great american dream that we have all grown up with, what are they going to do? they are going to attack women's health care. and we hear that eating house republicans have already said they will not support any bill that supports planned parenthood. here we go again. we are ready for it. we understand that the majority of americans want us to fight on the side so that everybody has a fair shot to make it and that is exactly what we are doing. senator? ms. warren: thank you very much. it is all about priorities. there are urgent challenges facing america's middle class and republicans refused to move while america's middle class crumbles. i am highlighting three bills that would make an immediate difference in the lives of millions of americans. first, refinancing student loan debt. the federal government should not be making a profit off the backs of people who are trying to get an education. asked past year, since we republicans to lower the interest rate on student loans and cut up the profits, the republicans said no and st

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