i'll say this to speak to director harper's point the high speed rail opponents in the peninsula phasing out diesel service helps to reduce to idea of a negative impact on the community helping to myth the problem if we can get rid of the diesels trains. i understand you have to have a plan to keep them running but i'd like to think we're trying to get you the money you need to a phase out the diesel trains. to the issue of the caltrain railway yards. there's a capital and other cost if you have the trains stored somewhere he will we need to understand the capital and operational costs. when the dp x is finished and there's caltrain service to transbay you'll dead heading because the train storage is not going to be at transbay you're doing that your set up to manage if we're talking about an incredulously cost for dead heading we need to understand that cost so as and region we can make a judgment as to whether it's worth it or not >> i've got 20 thoughts revolving in my head. first, i want to thank michelle and staff important all of the work that's happening and i think when i wanted

officer harper killed a auto theft suspect last october. investigators say the driver was speeding towards harper. the district attorney announced today harper acted lawfully during this confrontation and closed the case. >> and still ahead on this friday night, pen to paper. a deal in changes in the works to end blood shed in ukraine. a question of access. >> a little boy changing the way people shop one grocery store at a time. >> also ahead two warm bart cars. >> and looking at the strongest solar flare nasa >>> a man arrested after an incident police say was like a hostage situation. they closed off the area southwest and police say two men got into a fight they would not immediately surrender. and no one was hurt. tensions running high in ukraine. ukraine president agreed to allow opposition leaders into the government. but many want him to leave office immediately and a russian mediator is refusing to sign a deal. >> dalai lama is in the bay area preparing for a series of talks the president met with the dalai lama at the white house.

there's still no harper.harsh considering president obama really isn't picky when it come to sharing beers. he loves beer diplomacy on the campaign trail and at the white house. the white house even bruce its own honey ale. the last time the president lost a beer bet to harper he had someone else deliver it, so will he eat humble pie this time and show up in person? i don't think so. coming up on monday, one-on-one with ted knnugent. he called the president a subhuman mongrel. he apologized sort of. why did he cancel on this show at the last minute last week? that's on monday. have a wonderful weekend, everybody. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. break news. protests and debate over this. should people and businesses be allowed to claim religious freedom to discriminate? does new legislation build at protecting freedom of religion in arizona open the door to anti-gay bigotry and discrimination against virtually anyone? >>> catholic schools are closing their dools in newark, new jersey. wh

stephen harper. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, good evening.our excellency, president of the united states of america, barack obama, prime minister of canada, stephen harper, once again -- i would like to welcome you to our country. it is a great honor to have hosted you for the north american leaders summit here in the state of mexico, toluca in the capital city. a state i had the great honor of being a governor of before i took office with the greatest honor in the world of politics, that is to lead the course of my country. that is why i am very glad we have had the opportunity of having this meeting. i would like to congratulate myself for creating a space where we have had dialogues, where we have outreach to our countries and where we have strengthened our friendships. the one space where we have met, it is very different. from what the teams of men and women representing mexico in sochi are having in russia. they are in very cold weather and fighting hard to win a medal. i would like to present to you a summary -- i would like to summari

penat to thank president's nieto and prime minister harper. for the united states, canada and mexico, two of our largest rating partners support millions of american jobs. thanks in part to our efforts to boost american exports to canada and mexico, they are continuing to grow faster than exports to the rest of the world. strengthsies have that give north america a tremendous competitive advantage. the skills of our workers, manufacturing is growing, and new sources of energy. we have to take advantage of these competitive advantages and we need to do it together. be af this positions us to powerhouse of the global economy. that is why we are here, to make sure that we are doing everything we can to the more competitive and create more jobs. in canada, and mexico and in the united states. we are focused on making it easier to trade. earlier today i signed a new executive order to make it easier for companies that want to export and import. instead of dealing with dozens of different federal agencies, we are going to create a one-stop shop. com

harper. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is cynthia vasser and i'm in support of this legislate. i'm a former journalist and i do want to [speaker not understood] with a mark. and i just want to remind the supervisors that san francisco politicians have long been leaders in criminal justice reform. and if we really want to make honest reform to the criminal justice system, we have to think about what happens post conviction. so i appreciate your support for this current legislation. >> thank you, ms. foster. >>> good afternoon, my name is karen drucker. i'm a community organizer with the central city s-r-o collaborative. people across the political spectrum have started to realize that we need to rely less on the criminal legal system and this legislation is vital to making that successful. it's particularly vital for the residents we work within your district, supervisor kim, who need housing, who need jobs in order to -- in order to stay in the kind of life we'd like them to be living. so, i encourage this legislat

i've been doing time on and off since i was 12 years old. >> when we first met harper he was servingn administrative segregation or solitary confinement for having assaulted correctional officers. >> in my opinion, duane is a really stressed out individual. >> don't just strip me out for talking. strip everybody out for talking you racist old [ bleep ]. >> shortly after "lockup" arrived at kentucky state penitentiary, officers had to extract harper from his cell again. >> he threatened us with throwing feces on police officers, spitting on us through the door, he threatened our families. >> a lot of the older ones like lieutenant gill, all of them, they know me from when i was a youngster back down here so we have a different type of communication level and understanding. >> every night you are going to go through this. every night you work, you racist, redneck, no good [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i know you is a coward -- >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i have been in segregation for three years. i don't blame nobody else. b

for each game the winner gets a case of beer and they announced on twitter, harper tweeted i am bettingarack obama one case of canadian beer per game per week, he announced we bet on the men and women's hockey games and the winner gets a case of bore. a spoiler alert, we know the winner of the beer bet and among the games, we will fell you who won that hockey bet between the american and canadian women so if you don't want to now the results mute the tv, turn away, here is the final score, canada beat the u.s. 3-2 in sudden death overtime to win its 4th consecutive olympic gold in women's hockey. >>> there is a winner and a new loser in california's drought, water officials had a special meeting and decideed to send water to one place and not another, now it will help fill pockets instead of riverbanks an update on the struggle for water tonight. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news, we will see you the next time news breaks and we are always here for you on ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com

. >> director harper. >> i'm glad to see this the city of san francisco would be extremely remiss if they weren't doing this human resources i'm revved i would have liked to seen it happen years ago because this project that we're doing was greatly energy jisz with the prospective of high speed rail. that prospect has been severely diminished. i think we have to do this to replace that energy although i think high speed rail is coming it may not come for 25 years that's the reality. the only way to proceed with our project is to somehow do something like that with this holistic thinking that can replace that kind of energy so i think not so much, you know, trying to preserve what we're doing but to incorporate. i think this is necessary for us. this is the kind of, you know, if you want to think in terms of you know of p-3 stuff and what - hydrahow are we going to be able to do phase 2 nothing rivals this with presenting a ponlt for being able to do that that has to be looked at holistically and i wish i luck and certainly that you can ranger for a clean blackboard and is we if we ca

harper face to face that this ruling comes forward? >> the time is certainly interesting.t makes us even more optimistic. it is quite clear that canada is desperate and transcanada is desperate to get access to an international shipping port so they can send this dirty oil through the middle of our country and send it overseas to other countries like china. they've made clear what they want, but we appreciate president obama and secretary kerry have made clear there is a process in place. they'll get back to canada when the process is complete. >> how does the president get around this? he has his secretary of state being adamant in a speech. he's going to make some more public speeches about it. he has an inconclusive state department report where it's credibility is being questioned and now he has a legal ruling in nebraska. where does this put the president? >> the president is going to be looking at all of the information that's going to be collected. the state department report did acknowledge there could be significant climate impacts from the pipeline, but this ruli

>> well, actually, what harper said is when are you going to do the keystone pipeline?uestion really is now with how long the process is going to take, including a new monkey wrench in the process, a ruling by a nebraska state judge just yesterday that could cause a delay that could last several months, so it may be out of president obama's hands right now. that process -- that court ruling is being appealed. >> we'll watch it play out. bob franken, as always, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, bill and veronica here with our first buzz picks of the day. plus, nightly news's brian williams rapping as he never thought he could. next. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan.

president barack obama, mexican president, and canadian prime minister, steven harper. they all met this week in mexico at a north american summit. to talk mostly about trade. but one issue also discussed has president obama and canadian prime minister, steven harper at large. that issue, the keystone xl pipeline. to be clear, a pipeline already exists. that pumps oil from the canadian province alberta all the way to american refineries in texas along the gulf coast. the keystone xl is a 1,179-mile long expansion, repeat, expansion of the existing pipeline that canada wants built through the u.s. it is unfinished routes shown on the map as the dotted line. at its peek, a potential 830,000 barrels of crude oil per day could flow to the gulf. but the keystone xl has run into delays and opposition. conservationists fear habitat destruction and some native american tribes fear dirty water will accumulate on tribal land. and also others notably environmental groups, they believe the pipeline will accelerate development of canada's oil sands and so doing it, intensify greenho

men's team beats canada later today, but harper has not chosen which beer to send if the u.s. >>> michelle obama, she was on jimmy fallon's "tonight show" last night, and she even made a skit with fallon and will ferrell dressed as teenage girls. it was about the olympics and her campaign for diet and exercise. >> you're pretty strong. you could participate in the olympics. >> thank you, sarah. i do try to exercise every day. >> really? because i think exercise is, ewww. >> exercise is not ewww. >> that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. not ewww. >>> political reporter kevin sir rilly joins me from washington. good morning, happy friday. >> reporter: happy friday, betty. thanks for having me. >> we're going to get to that skit. first of all, i want to talk about money. retail chain the gap is raising its own minimum wage to $10 an hour impacting 65,000 employees. is this big business proof that the president's push to raise the minimum wij is good for the economy? >> reporter: i think that it's resonating with retailers such as gab as you mentioned, and i think that i

get -- prime minister harper yesterday told reporters .ere something the three companies generally agreet there are a lot of details to hammer out and after three years of negotiations, 12 companies involved, it is a trade agreement not close to being wrapped up, but it is something president obama moves closer on. >> we know, you could call them the old guy, president obama and the prime minister harper. president paying, he is the new kid on the brought -- on the block. only 47 years old. what does he have to prove during the summit? >> he has only been president for 14 months. they did not have the three amigos last year. it is president obama'second this -- second visit to mexico. it is all business. president obama is only here for one day. leaves tonight. list.l have a bilateral -- securityure immigration, as well as more trade. >> angela, traveling with .resident obama thank you. more on the president posses trip. the commerce secretary and current cochair of the group joins me from washington. mr. secretary, thank you for your time and congratulations. we understand he were named

américa el presidente de los estados unidos presidente barack obama , enrique peña nieto y steven harperenergética y la economía . >>> los amndatarios realizaron el recorrido , cómo el cosmo vital donde se analizaran diversos temas y después los 3 mandatarios regresarán a sus lugares de origen desde la capital de méxico entre los mandatarios de américa del norte gracias joaquin tras su discurso el presidente barack obama hace tan sólo unos minutos para reforzar obama también condeno la violencia en ucranía así mismo califico de falsas las acusaciones contra diplomaticos los 3 mandatarios , que la fuerza económica en los 3 países debe ser una fuentre de prosperidad . >>> está mañana las autoridades encontraron el cuerpo sión vida de un hombre se cree que la víctima era un indigente al hombre lo declararon muerto en el luga

four-star genal jack keane will join us, and also, president obama pushed by canadian prime minister harper to approve the keystone pipeline, and a billionaire left wing activist is pushing president obama's party in the opposition direction, 5 co-host, andrea will join us, and angel volkswagen top labor -- has voted striking. in chalk talk up theulture of corporate ultimatums, joined in by big labor, top story, streets of kiev, of ukraine, desending into blazing fires and bloohed, sprawling antust protest cam in central kiev, the scene of f fierce clashes between donstrators, and police. 26 peoeople have been killed including a number of police officers. 500 people have been injured. president obama today issued an ultimatum to the government of ukraine, threateningng consequees if t military is ordered to intervene. >> the uted states condemns in its strongest terms violent taking place, we hold the ukrainianovernment primarily sponsible, we expect the ukrainia government to show restraint to not resort to violence there wle consequences if people step over the line. that includes making

he plays sidekick in training harper and his character is at a crossroads.senal or speedy. he's coming to terms with his strength. we caught up with him during fashion week and asked him what the jump from cable to network has been like. >> i joined midway through the first season only thinking i was going to do a few episodes and then they made me full time. we're midway through our second season. it's been incredible. now i've been upgraded to sidekick status and getting to play harper, transitioning into red arrow. now i have super strength so no one can mess with me because i can break through walls which is how i am in real life. so if you say anything out of line. >> is that a threat? >> no. we asked his fans to tweet questions. if you log on to inthefoxlight.com you can see if he answers some of your questions. he's a great guy. >> i have a feeling most of his followers are those young girls. >> he blew up my twitter feed. >> good bone structure. where can we see more? >> you can see more of colton haynes on inthefoxlight.com and follow me on twitter

-- harper reed, ceo of modest.ad, will this whatsapp acquisition bring teens back to facebook? we will talk to the expert on what is going on inside teens' minds, next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. will whatsapp help her bring teens back to facebook? joining us from microsoft research center and the author of a new book called "it's complicated." 'se is on "time" magazine list along with tim cook and mark zuckerberg, most influential minds. you have been talking to teenagers. how does whatsapp compared to instagram, snapchat, facebook am a twitter? >> -- facebook, twitter? >> certainly for teens, the messaging app is an opportunity to talk with a smaller group of friends, sharing messages and photos and videos. it is building off of sms. everywhere else in the world we have seen sms be around for a long time. in the u.s., engagement with texting has been relatively new. it is not quite the same as what were seeing around the globe. >> what does this mean for the snapchats of the world? >>

i've argued there's serious constitutional questions, and i even joined an amicus brief with jim harper arguing it was unconstitutional. >> host: i think i read that texas has passed a law making e-mail, giving e-mail fourth amendment protections. >> guest: um, i'm -- i haven't heard about that one. >> host: right. but if that's the case, i mean, with the commerce clause and the interstate commerce clause, how would that play out? >> guest: well, all texas could do is protect e-mail from their own law enforcement officers in the state of texas, which is what they ought to do. they can't really have any effect on what the federal government does when they pass a law like that. >> host: in your view, is e-mail due fourth amendment protection? >> guest: absolutely. i do think they claim to give can it fourth amendment protection when they say they can't read your e-mail, they can only survey the headers, information as to who you send it to and who you got it from, and they're claiming not to be able to read your e-mail, so they're sort of admitting that e-mail is protected already. but be

harper recently called the extension of the pipeline, quote, inevitable.he canadian government has been a vocal advocate of the $5.4 billion construction project. the debate in the united states has intensified since the state department's environmental analysis said the pipeline would not significantly increase greenhouse gas emissions, despite the report, environmentalists and some people in the democratic base are strongly opposed to the pipeline. i will be in nebraska on friday, talking to the folks on the ground who will clearly be affected by the pipeline if something were to go wrong. there are two sides of the story. joe rome, founding editor of climateprogress.org joins us tonight. joe, good to have you back with us. what the president did today was good, was it not? >> absolutely. there is nothing like fuel efficiency, lowering oil consumption, reducing pollution, saving people money. >> is there a chance he could be setting the table to come back and say what we've saved over here, it's going to be kind of a wash so we can go along with the pipe

four-star general jack keane will join us, and also, president obama pushed by canadian prime minister harper to approve the keystone pipeline, and a billionaire left wing activist is pushing president obama's party in the opposition direction, 5 co-host, andrea will join us, and angel volkswagen top labor -- has voted striking. in chalk talk up the culture of corporate ultimatums, joined in by big labor, top story, streets of kiev, of ukraine, desending into blazing fires and bloodshed, sprawling antigust protest camp in central kiev, the scene of fierce clashes between demonstrators, and police. 26 people have been killed including a number of police officers. 500 people have been injured. president obama today issued an ultimatum to the government of ukraine, threatening consequences if the military is ordered to intervene. >> the united states condemns in its strongest terms violent taking place, we hold the ukrainian government primarily responsible, we expect the ukrainian government to show restraint to not resort to violence, there will be consequences if people step over the line. th

so harper is one of the four major types of traditional chinese opera is named after the wood plaque it will fall. with the combines characteristics of the day shine she and shaanxi provinces to make the local. it is. did you know the list. she always known the acting the part of the princess. the one issue of police the empress but it is beyond challenge and platoon of cattle on the music and scripts of the local opera. we eat lunch invitations to singing technique. the last decade these were all artists have kept the offer of a lie. it didn't work. this is all there was a time when they are the wounds are times now and i don't see hannah and daddy got it yesterday sent to me to get shots the hudson a striking effect the guy who can tell. you know. a a. olson is often seen in restitution and collating all the performance of local village. that's good news and ceremonies come on get invited to perform wollongong. the show tells the story from the green upon him replied to him. francis only kills imperial concubines. the other in an accident. there's a lot of conflict in the way. it's

colocar a méxico en una posición de mayor competitividad en los anos que vienen las reuniones entre harperena se realizaron en medio de un fuerte dispositivo de seguridad, sobre todo ante la llegada del presidente estadounidense que practicamente paralizo el aeropuerto por mas de dos horas y las actividades de muchos que salieron a las calles para verlo pasar. esperemos que si pero con ese carro tan blindado que trae a lo mejor no vemos nada. pero tal y como se habia anunciado, aqu no todo fue miel sobre ojuelas, por que tambien asistieron a la capital mexiquense aquellos que rechazaron la presencia del presidente de estados unidos,,,, el operativo de seguridad logro contener las manifestaciones que intentaban llegar al centro de la ciudad , pero en algunos puntos la insistencia de los inconformes provoco violencia y enfrentamientos con la policía. en el boulevard paseo tollocan quienes protestaban se enfrentaron con piedras y palos a los uniformados.la batalla campal duro unos minutos y luego los manifestantes se separaron y continuaron su movimiento de forma individual.. por que vienen a

the president of mexico, enrique peÑa nieto and prime minister steven harper. let's get remarks.mike, i'm reminded of the fact that it's the nafta anniversary welcome in some quarters and not so in others. >> the arguments are playing out and those who opposed nafta back then are unconvinced that it was a good thing. there are plenty of sticking points to go around. this is a previously scheduled, they do it every year annual summit for the leaders of the united states, canada and mexico. they talk about sticking points there, the keystone pipeline, the canadian prime minister pushing hard for that. and the united states stalled in congress and the mexican president very interested in the fate that have legislation. tony, this was previously scheduled and so often happens with these international summits, the deterioration of the violence and tragedy that we've seen overnight in ukraine. we've just heard from the senior state department officials, they called it a glimmer of hope, but not too many eggs being put in that basket. vice president biden on the phone with president vik

. >> vice chair harper. >> chair kim. >> puffed. >> this is the approving of the minutes from. >> can we call item 11 and 12 together. >> 11 being approving the minute of the last meeting and the january 24th meeting. >> move approval. >> so we have a motion i did want to make sure that director edward reiskin requested for the last meeting minutes marry p. >> mohammed. >> with that both stems. director lee >> i. . sxhelg >> i. chair kim that's improved. >> today we are going to recess our meeting. >> we didn't receive any member of the public wanting to speak and so this the itself the opportunity for pub the public to comment on closed session. we'll close and convene into closed session. we'll ask the members of the public to leave the room so we can convene and thank you, everyone >> yeah. we've done that at the board. we're no where back in open session and the announcement of closed session will be by council meeting >> as to item 15 the property located at 81 2e the price for the property interest in that property including contemplation the board unanimously authorizes the exe

tambiÉn la guardia nacional mexicana refuerza las zonas donde el presidente barack obama y steven harperpuntos de control, los avances en seguridad, y combate al crimen organizado y un tratado de libre comercio que cumple 20 aÑos son los temas de la cumbre. >>> ahora vamos a hablar de una cosa que pasa aquÍ cada cinco minutos, es que exactamente los secuestros, en este paÍs una persona es secuestrada cada 5 minutos, hable con una vÍctima de un secuestro expres, que ademÁs fue violada por uno de sus raptores, la verdad que esto ocurre con tanta frecuencia en el paÍs y que tambiÉn no hay forma de encontrar a quienes violan la ley de esta forma. >>> me dijo volteate y cierra los ojos, sino te mueres. >>> lo que le pasÓ, una odisea de terror, le cambio su vida para siempre, le dirÉ marÍa, para no revelar su identidad, hable con ella en la calle donde estaba hablando con un amigo en la puerta de su casa y dos hombres la raptaron, fue vÍctima de un secuestro expres. >>> pense que no regresaria a mi casa o que no veria mÁs a mis hijas. >>> los secuestradores los llevaron a un cajero automÁtico,

you're a very dangerous young man, harper said. >> folsom's charges revolve around the brutal beating of an acquaintance he believed had stolen his ipod. >> we ended up getting into his truck before we started arguing because it was cold. and i started banging his head off the window repeatedly. i was real high on owe cane. really it was like a fog 73 and i got really angry and i get i did some pretty good damage banging his head off the window. the judge, she was pretty strict, giving me them 36 years. and i hope that it was just her trying to slap me in the face to tell me to wake up, because truthfully, i was lost. >> folsom completed his g.e.d. at wabash's youth unit. he plans to pursue a college degree from prison and hopes to earn time off his sentence by holding down a job. >> really my biggest concern about being on this side is just being in trouble. i hope that no one tries testing me, you know. because i used to be a very violent person. i'm not that person no more. i'll never want to revert to that. >> with good behavior, folsom may only have to serve 18 of his 36-year sen

really interesting about this -- and i don't recall ever sea seeing this happen before -- steven harperough his ambassador says he's going to use this opportunity on wednesday to press the president to do this in his term and harper has already said publicly he's willing to wait the president out on keystone, aligning hi ii himself with a lot of gulf states and republicans. i think it clearly points to the fact that everybody, including the canadians, are starting to look beyond obama. >> the administration has taken its time on this decision, and i want to know your thoughts about the timing here because we have talked more about climate change in the national media than i feel like at anytime since al gore invented the internet. this is a very concerted effort coming from the white house to talk about climate change. the epa regulations could have a massive impact. >> john pedesta, the hiring of him signaled intense action on climate change. there was a fire storm internally in the obama white house about whether this was a good idea and there was discomfort with lisa jackson's activi

let's bring in jeff charlotte, who was reported extensively on this, including in "harper's" magazinehe threat to democracy," among others. thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> tell us about this u.s. connection. some american evangelicals, you suggest, had actually gone to uganda and elsewhere to try to promote this anti gay legislation. what's going on? >> yeah. there's actually two big connections. right at the beginning, the law was introduced in 2009. right after a fringe american activist named scott lively went over and he preaches a very fierce driven, author of a book called requests "the pink swastika" and met with the that are of the bill. there is a deeper connection. david ba hattie himself is the leader of an evangelicalca organization called the flipship. and when i asked if there was a connection he said, and i quote, it's not a connection. he says, the bill is the fellowship. it is a product of the fellowship. >> and so the bottom line is here that the idea for this new legislation, you actually think was sort of imported from the united states in ugan

. >> reporter: canadian prime minister steven harper. >> this north american leader summit is happeningt an interesting time where progress on a lot of the other things we want to do with canada is building and awaiting the keystone decision. >> reporter: on trade the president is being undercut by those usually who are supportive. organized labor is also wary. >> what happens is these companies outsource production to low-wage locations, for example, mexico, and that puts downward pressure on wages here in the united states, they are able to threaten workers in the u.s. if they don't cut wages or organize unions they will move production to mexico. >> reporter: roughly half of the undocumented immigrants in the united states are from mexico. >> there is widespread doubt about whether this administration can be trusted to enforce our laws. >> reporter: that's a disappointment for mexico and its leader. >> immigration, i think to the mexicans is a bit of a litmus test for how serious the united states is about the economic agenda and commitment to the relationship between the two countri

today harper is squaring off against clayton kershaw.harper all one word on twitter. >>> from war zones to the baseball diamond coming up you'll see how the washington nationals are using drones during spring training. >> this isn't your average cooking class, part of a pot tourism class in colorado, more >>> 14 million visitors traveled to the mile high city in 2012 making tourism the second largest industry in denver. >> now with legalized marijuana laws in place some entrepreneurs have high hopes of bringing a niche market to town. >> reporter: at chef alexander's cooking class the menu calls for marijuana meatballs and pot infused chocolate truffles. >> this is still a bit warm. >> reporter: it's one stop in the my 4-20 tour's pot vacation package where curious customers can legally experience a rocky mountain high. >> weed is the new twine. >> reporter: 67-year-old milwaukee realtor tried marijuana recently and loved it. >> it just took all that craziness away for a little while and just fun and laugh me and it made me become like a

but harper collins has the money to support this book. we got the most amazing editor. denise oswald and gregory henry who is our promotion person and they are doing fabulous work to make the book a success. the fact we are on television with c-span tonight is an indication of that. we thank them for changing their minds. [ applause ] so a lot will depend, in my opinion, on us. just being here isn't enough. just subscribing to papers isn't enough. we don't realize how powerful we can be. i never leave the house without a button that says tax the rich and on the back says free mambia. i go home with six buttons. people say if you had one, would you wear it? and they say sure. so i come home with none and buy these and give them away. it is as a lit thing. but it spreads the word just having the buttons in your pocket. you will get down the street without someone tapping you and saying they love your button. give them away. it is an easy thing to do. ... and we should never leave the house without our message either on art back or on a button. we can't just let it happen

. >> waddell harper and his cellmate, sakha ren, have created ways to break the monotony with the few sparse items they are allowed in their cramped cell. >> the dice are made from toilet paper. >> roll them up. draw on them. that's basically it, you know what i mean? your mind gets all creative once you're in here. you ain't got nothing else to do. >> and we make dominos out of soap. just different things to occupy your mind. >> shortly after meeting harper and ren, we discover another pair of utah cellmates with their own unique method of passing time. >> my name's tod luck, just one "d," t-o-d, luck if i had any, l-u-c-k. i am eternally here for 1 to 15 robbery. >> steve hightower. i'm here on a parole violation for a dirty ua, dirty urinalysis for using drugs. it's lucky because both of us want to exercise. sometimes you get with a celly that doesn't want to exercise. and it's nice to have somebody that does because then you can use their body weight. >> you want to not look over your back as much and if you're a stick figure and walking in here with some new beef, you know, and y

also shut down until noon from second to harper and hoffman to harder. >> antioch police arrested three people after stolen car smashed into three other vehicles. it happened at davison drive this morning. the officers say the driver refused to stop. the three people from the stolen car tried to run away. a police dog bit one. one of the drives hit bit stolen car had to go to the hospital. >> we have our annual bad news of the rice of gasoline. it could rise by 50 cent a gallon in the next few weeks and blamed on a number of reasons. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more from downtown san jose. cornell? >> this is not good news for commuters. the average for gas is $3.65 but in the bay of course we are paying more than that. the rice is about to go up. some drivers say "enough is enough." >> it is a fact of life in california the weather will get warmer by spring time and gas prices will get higher. >> ever is going up. all the prices. gas going up... >> neither experts say while frigid weather in the east and reduced driving have kept prices stable in the united states, 50 cent s

claire harper? from chicago? yep. fun, crazy claire. man, do you remember that night we all danced in that open fire hydrant? yeah. her roof parties. karaoke in boystown. the all-night scavenger hunts. do you remember when we crashed that polish wedding? yeah. she's exhausting. oh, i know.

they were practices and harper used to justify a separate but equal doctrine in american apartheid with the american constitution with the promise of equal protection of the laws. to use the first year of law school as the base from which to judge the accuracy of the lsat seems to be a very narrow vision. as you play it out, it turns out the justification is this is how we test people for existing legal this. but i think is the complete circularity justified racial segregation in legal practice certainly needs radical transformation before it should be used and justified admission criteria against african-americans. so that is an example of the basic limitations and self-serving quality of integrationist ideology. >> host: professor peller, you've made out the problem in your book "critical race consciousness." if you lay out a solution? >> guest: i think the solution is a radical -- turning a radical i toured stingrays in america we distribute wealth, power and thursdays. i've talked in the book about the manner in which the existing practices are presented as true and legitimate and f

. >> reporter: canadian prime minister stephen harper. >> this summit is interesting at an interestingime where progress on a lot of the other things we want to do with canada is building, and awaiting the keystone decision. >> reporter: on trade the president is being undercut by those usually most supportive. the wants another big trade pact. but democratic leaders have openly declared they their opposition refusing to give any deal a streamline path. organized labor is also wary. >> what happens is these companies outsource production to low-wage locations, for example, mexico, and that puts downward pressure on wages here in the united states. they are able to threaten workers in the u.s. if they don't cut wages or organize labor unions they will move plants to mexico. >> reporter: roughly half of the 12 million undocumented immigrants in the united states are from mexico. after signs that a deal might be at hand, republican leaders have shut the door for the year. that is a disappointment for mexico and its leader. >> immigration i think to the mexicans is a bit of a litmus test f

the position players will be here tomorrow, bryce harper and the whole gapping and much more tonight at 7:00 -- gang and much more tonight at 7:00 and 11:00. for now back to you in the studio. >> so jealous of the warm weather days. thank you, sir. >> the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> at 7:00 jan jeffcoat and i will be back for your only local news at 7:00 and as always www.wusa9.com is there. >> always. >> always as always. >> tonight, holiday on ice. yet another winter storm hits the midwest with ice, snow and freezing rain. and it's headed for the northeast. what's behind the extreme weather. reports from dean reynolds and don dahler. >> terror in the sky. the pilot of a jetliner hijacks a plane and threatens to crash it jeff pegues has the latest. >> barry petersen on a growing risk 6 avalanches in the mountains in the west at the height of ski season. >> i always wondered what happened. >> and david martin on the defense secretary's mission to find a long lost brother. >> did you know he was looking for you all those years? >> no. no, i didn't. captioning sponsored by c

the pressure from prime minister harper is another thing.the president has if one can call it coverage to approve keystone pipeline at this point in his administration? >> yes, and i don't think he actually needs all that much coverage either. he's been standing in the way of it to some degree or at least slowing it down without thinking there's a huge political benefit on either side here. it's not like he'll lose the next election if he approves or doesn't approve it. so i think they've kind of punted on this issue. the nebraska ruling is is pretty limbed. it's about what particular regulatory body approved it versus which one should. in the state where the folks in charge want the keystone pipeline to be able to go through, that is not going to be ultimately a fatal problem for it. the zoomout on this is the keystone pipeline fight is a largely symbolic fight, a fight about a larger global warming strategy but in that way it's not decisive. the state department is correct here. even if you don't build the keystone pipeline the oil is goin

. >> and thank you for joining us on another edition of building >> hello, my name is jamie harper.n this episode, we are featuring the park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is this lake, a popular spot for strolling and paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed foreboding and -- for boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flores. a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall. two bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many

and something that prime minister harper will discuss with president obama. roughly half the tea people hern the country illegally are from mexico. those are three issues, key issues that are likely to go unresolved. they happen to be meeting in a place outside of mexico city, it's a burgeoning mexican automotive industry. >> we're seeing how speaker john boehner continues to slam the door shut on immigration. >> right. >> what if any progress can be made in mexico today? >> well, there's not going to be any progress made there. any progress that is going to be made is going to be on capitol hill, and there was a glimmer of hope. we talked about it many times at the beginning of the year when john boehner heeding the politics, the polls, heeding the growing demographic of hispanic voters in this country, that the reasons would be pass something that would have a path to citizenship or green card or legal status in this country. only a week later did he shut the door on that, and it's looking very grim on this election year for passage of comprehensive immigra

producer julie snyder and others located the high school, and we sent three reporters into harper high school. and it was a school in chicago, not well-known or famous, not even the worst school in the city by far. it was just a school that gave us access where they had 29 shootings in one school year. i can't remember if eight or nine kids died in one school. we felt like this is a neighbourhood where people know what it's like to live through violence that the rest of us don't know, we can document the trauma, and document the staff, who was enormously competent at trying to quell the violence, and when one kid would get shot, they had procedures he had learnt from the army, after action reports, where they'd jump into action to name who the other kids were who might be affiliated and may be shot. so you could watch, you know, this school deal with this thing. something like that, where we would go in for so long with mann power, for any journalistic work. >> we did two hours because we saw so much stuff that was surprising. gang structure changed in chicago. gangs were nothing like

in terms of opposition, you have the harper government and the provincial governments supporting the construction of the other pipe line projects that will move the project to the coast. the kevin is are you going to bring it overseas to asian markets, or are we going to bring it down through keystone xl and use it in the united states. the refinery complex will get oil. that's a conclusion that they made in the reports. they'll continue to get oil. the question is will they get it from overseas sources, such as venezuela or the middle east, or will they bring it down by train or keystone pipeline, in terms of cost, getting the oil from resource base to market, and the environmental impacts. they conclude that this is the safest and cost effective way to get the oil into the u.s. markets. >> i know that it's not a scholarly way of looking at it. if you look at a map of north america, it seems like the pacific coast ports of canada and the united states are closer than new orleans, to where the oil is being extracted. how come the happy enthusiasm for getting it to go south instead of

. >>> new nats' manager is keeping an eye on bryce harper's knee, but the young slugger says it feelster than ever has. >>> quite a rough landing for two parachuters training at the virginia naval station. the wind took them into an a auxiliary landing field, and neither man was injured, but it took firefighters over an hour to cut them down. >> tonight the university of maryland says it will lengthen the free credit monitoring from one year to five years. this is more than 300,000 people fell victim to a security breach at the university. today is the first day ha the hundreds of the thousands of people could sign up for the free service, but because of the >>> a special look at a restoration inside of union station. a 2011 earthquake left cracks in the walls and the ceiling. and preservists are going to repaint song pain kkiller. with a $70 co-pay, he does not use them the often, and so he was unaware that he returned from the pharmacy with all of these extras. he said they call them periodically if they want the prescription prescriptions refelled and if the people don't answer two