hollande wants to send him a warning.i want to once again show, there was the opinion piece in mother jones, an online magazine. he basically made the case as to why airstrikes against syria won't work. he said a punishment airstrike is a joke. little more than a symbol of hopelessness to be laughed off. if we want to change his behavior, we will have to declare war against him. philip stonor in london. is it true. airstrikes are going to do the job? if we go in there, if the west goes in, if it means you're going to have to declare war? >> i think what he is saying is true. look at the possibility of picking up certain chemical weapons sites and destroying them. then it's all over, we can go home, that's not going to happen. the point is once we started to take the gloves off, we are going to go win. i was actually in nato in 2002 in preparation for the iraq war. i saw what was going on. there was definitely a point where it did not matter, the west, the coalition was going to go in. i remember the words of richard perle

all options are on the table says francois hollande. it is about stopping bashar al- assad from doing any chemical weapons attacks again. he said if the human is prevented from doing anything, if it is blocked, as we know it is and has been by russia and china, then he says a coalition will have to form and he has called for the widest possible coalition. once a coalition supported by europe and backed up i arab states francois hollande said he will not be making a decision until he has all the elements to justify it. he ruled out any kind of attack until you win inspectors have left serious so that is at least until tomorrow. he said he will hold in debt discussions with barack obama until friday -- he said he will hold in-depth discussions with barack obama. still in the game. no confirmation, no details on any military action yet. >> you mentioned searching for an international coalition certainly, for the united dates. where does this decision by the u.k. and germany and, of course, france, which says it is definitely still in the g

. >> he repeated the commitment of the government to holland and apprehend -- holland and apprehend gangsters and terrorists. whether the now our sharif government will be able to do this is a big question mark. >> however, the experts here in new delhi are taking this revelation and seeing it as a diversionary tactic. the talk of taking action against the anti-india forces is rhetoric. >> pakistan is this guiding india -- misguiding india. it is a red herring so that the discussions are diverted from the escalations on the border, and now he is been given a new personality, a fake passport, a new address and is hiding underground in pakistan. he has not shifted. this, the intelligence agencies will have to monitor and verify. >> pakistan has exposed once again that the double standards have derailed peace talks. >> time for a quick break, but stay tuned because coming up after the break, working women in afghanistan anxious about their future after the withdrawal of foreign forces. and, the sequel of once upon a time in mumbai all set to release. >> welcome back. you are watching "news week

♪ lou: joining me now, holland balance fund president michael holland, great to have you with us.ve a gain to report in the market. so are all of the concerns about a summer swoon over? >> we have a few more days left, and honest. reality is, yes. every summer for the last decade we have had thepportunity to lose a lot of money. we have had incredible things happen during the month of august actually. the european contagion, for example, was the phrase -- lou: i forgot that one. >> most people. we went off cliffs every summer. this summer people ability for the cliffs and they have not co. that is a real problem for ople who are not only out of the market, but wse, a short market. lou: being short the market and out of the market here -- >> which most people a. lou: here looking at light volume. it is terrible far it -- all you are you expectig it to pick up? good things to happen? >> continuing good things for an extended amount of time. the reason i say that, you mentioned just before the bre, one more fed president talking pretty aggressive. actually going to continue that have

military backed leaders of egypt after the violent storming as president along -- president thecois hollande leads -- government office was attacked are giza and police authorized to use deadly force after attacks on state buildings. in alexandria there was another march on behalf of mohamed morsi. we have more from the egyptian capital from the -- for the very latest. what is happening? >> it is very quiet now where i am this evening. it seems the military and the police are trying to enforce the curfew we have in place. the curfew will be moved back to at 8:00 the curfew is in place now. there are tanks and armored personnel carriers on the streets. they are enforcing the curfew this evening. early on there were various marches in different cities across the country, in a coastal citynd on the mediterranean there were clashes between supporters of mohamed morsi and opponents, and at least three people are dead and more than 50 people were injured. afternoon,rlier this the government came under attack. the minister of the interior said 500 supporters of mohamed morsi tried to storm the buil

germany backed up russia but greed with french president hollande said that there must be human rights. hollande offered other support in political and humanitarian aid. >>> violence is forcing thousands to leave the country. so many men are refusing to go despite they take their wives and children right to the border. >>> in a televised interview the interim president of egypt said that the party shoul the--the ps new york city want the justice department to investigate a secret citywide surveillance program. journals of the associated press say police have been spying on several mosques in the city since 9/11. some have been calling it racial profiling. >> reporter: midday prayers in brooklyn, but according to the number of police department this is not merely a place of worship, documents reveal this is one of a dozen mosques in the city which have been secretly labeled by the department as a terrorist organization since 2003. it means anyone who attends their prayer meetings could be subject to surveillance by the nypd. >> we came to this country for what, freedom, justice. this is

i know, francois hollande wants to know what his military options are specifically. there are four american destroyers in the mediterranean not far from the syrian coast line. the british have an air base in cyprus, 100 miles away from the coastline. the french's closest care bases are in abu dhabi djibouti, or even their bases in france. if france wanted to take part in a military operation against civilian targets then those planes would need to be refuele d en route. all of these things, the nitty gritty of how to carry out these operations, are being discussed at the elsee palais right now. what exactly what kind of strike, what kind of targets would be considered? >> and what would france's objectives be if they decide to get involved militarily? >> france appears to share the objectives set out by david cameron, also shared by washington. very limited objective, one might say. definitely not regime change. that has been stressed by london and washington. what they want is to send a clear message to bashar al-assad that he cannot use chemical weapons again. they

president francois hollande supports military intervention in syria, even without a mandate from the u.n.. for now, america's closest ally is staying out. parliament condemned the use of said -- chemical weapons in syria. in an interview friday, he tried to put it into perspective. >> i have a strong view that we need to take a tough and robust approach around the world to an appalling war crime taking place in syria, but i'm also a democrat who believes in consulting and listening to parliament. i have set out those steps and a very deliberate and careful way. we have to listen to parliament. parliament spoke. >> the u.n. experts player on -- plan on sharing their findings. according to one spokesman, analysis could take weeks. >> as we heard as well, the u.s. and france are already convinced that the regime of president bashar al-assad was behind the chemical attacks. can they intervene and syria without a u.n. mandate? >> we look at the legality of the issue. >> it confirmed -- if confirmed, it would constitute a war crime that goes against the charter of the u.n. is that enough t

francois hollande said he wanted to increase military aid to the rebels. today, there was no more mention. political help, humanitarian aid, yes. but no mention of increased military aid. he wants to deter the syrian regime from using chemical weapons. it appears the military options and diplomatic avenues are still on the table to achieve that objective. >> inside syria, you and inspectors -- inside syria u.n. inspectors are back to work. ban ki-moon says the inspectors will wrap up their mission tomorrow, friday and leave on saturday. he has urged world powers to consider the inspectors' findings before deciding how to respond to last week's alleged chemical attack near damascus. >> i appeal that diplomacy should be given the chance and peace given a chance. it is important that all of the opinions should be resolved by peaceful means and through dialogue. i'm going to continue to work on this rentable -- principle. >> a former u.s. army psychiatrist has been sentenced to death for killing 13 soldiers at a texas army base in 2009. major nidal hasan said

. >>> french president francois somewhat holland says there is a responsibility to protect civilians and his says country is prepared to take action. >> translator: the chemical massacre of damascus cannot go without a response. and france is ready to punish those who took the vile decision to gas innocent people. >> hollande says voices loyal to assad were behind the chemical attack. he said the french will increase their military support to the syrian opposition. >>> united nations inspectors are still on the ground in syria, investigating whether chemical weapons were used. but they say they've postponed their work for security reasons. the inspectors set out for the sites on monday, but snipers attacked their convoy. no one was hurt. they're calling on all parties to cooperate and to allow then to conduct their inspections safely. the investigators are analyzing blood samples from patients, and soil taken from the sites of the attacks. they tried to determine only whether chemical weapons were used, not who might have used them. syrian's foreign minister has asked for evidence th

it is interesting, these comments from hollande.oking -- do you think the prospect of french, coordinated french and u.s. military action. haven't seen that for a while. >> we haven't seen that for a while. what i'm looking at now is the risk appetite, despite the rhetoric from germany, france and david cameron, despite the rhetoric from leaders, the risk appetite for any kind of action in syria is low when it comes to the people of these countries. i think that for the u.s., they're still going to have to consider the possibility of going it alone and understanding why they're going to have to do that because this is now much more of a story not just of syria and chemical weapons, but broader story about u.s. foreign policy and making sure that if the us president is going to draw a red line, that he actually can follow through. >> he boxed himself into a corner. he's got to do something, right? otherwise presumably how is his standing, you know, going to fare particularly in the faces of countries like iran. >> iran, the nuclear w

was the great power but how holland shared power within lenin later england will the united states will the coincidence of economic interests lead to a kind of u.s. chinese alliance that would then dominate the world and if so would the world's people be able to challenge such great powers and how would they do that ok and challenge would likely do you think that is the. stream li unlikely that would be a scenario. i think first of all i think america still the dominant military power you know world even china i think become superpower i agree that the clash between the resin new power and the existing power will be intensified history have told us that. there's always happen more likely it's going to happen again and the most recent example is the u.s. and civic duty in cold war and the world and up in the more dangerous position so i think china. and also china as. chinese dream is their party state. and the parties stay only curse about their own interests there are mentally expanding power they don't put. their well being something their world first put their only interest first so

in particular at the moment we can expect the leader of the snc to be pushing president hollande very hard to engage and bring other members of the international community with him into the idea of launching air strikes against some of the targets of the assad regime. >> as far as any u.s. military intervention is concerned, what role might france play? >> reporter: france is continuing with its contingency planning, and we're aware that one french navy vessel has been moved from its port in the south of france towards the eastern mediterrane mediterranean. we're also aware that french fighter aircraft are positioned now at a military base and airbase in the north of saudi arabia. these are the kind of logistical plans that need to be put in place if a decision is to be taken simply because of the time involved in moving this weaponry around the globe. however, taking the decision is quite another matter. we've seen an opinion poll in the french press in the last 24 hours, which makes very interesting reading, particularly for french politicians. more than half the french public, it w

friends of mine told me there were cars off of mull holland drive.hotographer jason knight has explored dozens of wrecks. a 55-mile winding mostly two-lane road con trusted in 1924 that stretches from hollywood to ventura county. >> these cars tumble ld 500 feet off moll holland drive. you see nature starting to grow up through the cars and reclaim it. it can be quite beautiful. >> of the three cars aet the bottom of these canyon it appears that these two are from the '80s. the third is just a rusty shell that appears to be much older. knight says all of these cars seem to have been abandoned for decades. >> what i discovered is it was just too expensive to pull these cars out. maybe they tried to pull them out. i foend a broken cable attached but it wasn't successful. >> reporter: the cars sit to weather. up in of them younger than 30 years. he expected that coincides with an additional barrier rail and reinforced embankment in the early '80s. this car dates back to the early '40s. >> still tucks ed away that it's not causing anyone to be upset. >>

it is meant to highlight the fact that he is here while holland is away on holiday. >> banging his ownrum, as they say. you also have norway's prime minister? >> these pictures of him as a taxi driver. the months ahead of parliamentary elections, quite a stunt is happening now. who was movingd them around. >> is a pretty good idea. >> 14 people got into the taxi, five of them might have been paid but did not know who was going to be driving the taxi. stunt, obviously. it is election time in norway. a careerloses, he has already lined up. first to use undercover methods. up, couple of examples came this of both is a memoir by a second world war army general. president lincoln would go undercover and meet the troops and ask them how they were doing. he took of the trench coat that he was trying to conceal. >> the french president from 74- 81. people arounde for breakfast and he would go to a different family's home for dinner. look at these pictures. and played a bit of football in the run up to his election in 1974. it is pretty formal when it comes to these sort of politics. system ofm

holland and i swim back to shore. hey, let me freshen your drink.d only be gone a few moments, but when he returned... so where were we? ...he'd get slapped. it kept happening. jerk! until finally, lily was approached by a mysterious woman who warned her to stay away from barney. so when it happened once more... again?! really?! wait... ...barney knew who to look for. hey, hey. hey, excuse me. did i sleep with you and then totally screw you over? no. what are you doing on friday? (grunts) hey! uh... no. stop! (groans) amy? abby. right. captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television [ male announcer ] day at kfc get our freshly delivered whole chicken. [ man ] 7...6... freshly prepared by real cooks. 5...4...3... taste why fresh is better. 2...1... try an 8-piece meal of our freshly prepared chicken. now with 10 of our new hot shot bites. all for just $19.99. [ mom ] my son is a picky eater. he wasn't getting the necessary nutrients, so my pediatrician recommended pediasure. [ male announcer ] pediasure is a source of complete, balanced nutritio

the french president francois hollande has extended his congratulations to ibrahim boubacar keita, saying parents will always stand by mali's side. ibrahim boubacar keita, known locally as ibrahim boubacar ibk, will haveas to try to put the people of mali back together. >> national reconciliation top the list of the challenges facing the future president. in the northern part of the country, ethnic tensions run high. in june, the government signed a peace deal with rebels that paves the way to sunday's elections, including a promise that the new president would negotiate with the rebels within two months. these talks will determine whether the rebels will be integrated into the army. another threat to the stability of mali, the army. it was the soldiers inability to deal with a rebellion that led to the crisis. the future president will have to rebuild the army's reputation and remind the soldiers of their duty to protect mali's sovereignty. the eu will train 3000 soldiers over 15 months. last, but not least, the future president will inherit a country festering with corruption and an eco

the aforementioned democratic congressman chris and holland joins us now from capitol hill. i am sure you heard dan henninger, one of the lead writers at the wall street journal had to say that the end of his remarks, 2% growth and what you would like to do so why not pick up and get into details, getting rid of the sequestration. what is your response to what dan said? >> we need to dig out of the economy. we are seeing growth but i will be first to agree growth is too slow which is why the government analysis is important. is the independent nonpartisan congressional budget office who has told us if the sequester remains in place you are talking about 1 million fewer jobs between now and the end of september of 2014 and that adds up to 0.7% gdp. according to the congressional budget office. it is clear the sequester is a drag on the economy. we proposed replacing the sequester so you achieve the same deficit reduction but over a longer period of time and for accommodation of more targeted cuts and also tax expenditures. connell: we will begin to that. the sequestration rep

derek holland, allowed just four hits, seventh inning, rich moreland, see ya. griff allowed 28 home runs. now 10-8 on the year. a 4-0 victory. >> i feel like i pitched really well all game, and pretty frustrated like you said, but that's how it goes. they have a good lineup. i felt like i dominated them for 6-2/3 and then one hit a homer. >> mike: giants and rays ending their three-game set in tampa. then in the sixth, the base hit, escobar beats the throw. giants now 12 back of the dodgers, rays win 4-3. >> little league action, belmont shores in hawai'i. an rbi single gives belmont a 2-0 lead, and then pitcher, nicholas lopez, nine strikeouts, allowed one hit. belmont advancing with a 3-0 victory. >> welcoming another superstar, missy franklin will be on the berkeley campus this fall. today she set a new standard at the word championship. 400 medley relay. missy, slapped the first leg for the united states, backstroke. she helped get her team in front and they never look back. the u.s. wins, giving missy franklin her sixth goal, the first woman to ever win si

president hollande said they have the right to hold peaceful protests. he called for an immediate end to the oppression. british officials condemned the leaders for the violence and the leaders of several countries have summoned ambassadors to launch protests. >> a car bomb exploded in a suburb of beirut. 14 were killed. 200 others wounded. the bomb went off in a stronghold of the shia group hezbollah. flame engulfed buildings and cars. a sunni islamist group claimed responsibility for the attack. hezbollah supports the government of syrian president and members have joined the fight against opposition forces in syria. most are members of the sunni sect. they responded in clashes with hezbollah. iran's new president is moving forward with plans to patch up relations with the west. members of parliament approved most of the nominees for his cabinet. the legislators debated the nominees for four days and approved 15 of the 18 choices. those who will stit on the cabinet are expected to work towards ending sanctions over iran's nuclear program. the legislato

french president francois hollande said citizens have a right to hold peaceful protests. he called for an immediate end to the repression. new iranian president hassan roweny made a similar demand and said that everyone should respect the wishes of the egyptian people. the military went ahead with the crackdown despite international warnings. nhk's bureau chief explains why. >> the egyptian military leaders have held power for so long and consider themselves as serving the foundation of modern egypt. they decided not to be tolerant any more with the muslim brotherhood that they see as a threat to themselves. and you have to understand the history of the relationship between the brotherhood and the military. the muslim brotherhood is an islamist religious political movement that was founded back in the 1920s. it became increasingly influential among the poor and the former president, hosni mubarak. and mubarak was in power for almost 30 years. during his era, the west, especially the u.s., poured financial aid to the military which was the core of mubarak's power. thanks t

shirt, he works in amsterdam and received his ba and his ma in 2005 from the frank mart institute in holland has exhibited in tipai, pa ris, and many others and now san francisco. last mobsinger he opened his first large scale solo expedition at land of tomorrow in kentucky, which i didn't know about. i encourage you to look up that institution. it is an incredible, incredible space. and program. his work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others. he has written about in art publications his work was recognized by time magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. it is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ] i'm benat and based in amsterdam and i want to show you some works. so, my work and installations, and sculpture and photos and site and working on the architecture or the history of the location. i am interested in a motion of friction between construction and de, construction and the physical state of a building and a moment of revolution and perishableness and in these transitional situations you are not sur

kaepernick played one series this week and missed a wide open holland. kaep is fine. we are not worried. they settled to a field goal and he was 3 of 3 and hit two from 55. the 9er defense still has not given up a touchdown this pre-season, but special teams are shaky and quinten dempse, uh loooooo -- aloooooooooha. >> already in midseason form. >> i could have gone another 40 yards. sacked by harelson and here is the star of the show. the rookie bj daniels and caping the 90-yard drive and that was the come back td and the niners win it 15-13. dennis alan used to coach and look at drew brees back here. 1 mississippi, 2 mississippi, 3 mississippi, 4. he was 14 of 18202 yards and easy touchdown throw there. 17-0 saints. good numbers and 12 of 16 and $1.24. raiders were down at the break and their first team was out played. but their second teamers, they fought hard. seneca wallace by david bass and ryan robinson touchdown and raiders lose it 28-20. it is a chance to gain some ground on first place texas because the rangers lost to seattle. dan and i loosen up before eve

french president franÇois hollande says the civil war in syria threatens world peace and that he is convincedthe civil war in damascus is behind the alleged attack. >> i'm saying this very plainly -- the chemical weapon massacre in damascus demands a response. france is ready to punish those who made the infamous decision to kill innocent people. >> britain remains steadfastly on the side of the u.s. and is also preparing for a military strike against syria. prime minister david cameron says there is more at eighth and just syria. >> this is not about wars in the middle east. this is not even about the serious -- syrian conflict. it is about the use of chemical weapons and making sure that as a world we deplore their use. >> the message to the serious president is now clear -- the world has lost patience talking about the civil war and is preparing to intervene. >> have there been any signs from the white house about when military action might begin? for more on that, let's go live to max hoffman, who is standing by in the capital. has any sort of timeline emerged? >> well, nothing official y

syrian national coalition chief made the appeal during talks with french president francois hollande. he stressed the need to seek a political solution, but he added this can only be achieved if the international community is capable of bringing a stop to the escalation of violence. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon says a team of investigators investigating the use of chemical weapons will leave on saturday. >> they will continue investigation activities until tomorrow, friday. and they will come out of syria by saturday morning and will report to me. >> u.n. officials had earlier said the inspectors would stay until early september to conduct investigations at four sites in syria. the u.n. security council has not been able to reach an agreement on how to deal with the crisis. syria's key ally, russia, strongly opposes any military intervention. senior u.s. and russian defense officials meeting in brunei have clashed over the possible use of military force. the differences in views emerged after a meeting of defense ministers from southeast asian nations. u.s. secretary chuck hagel

new cn cdot come in holland michigan sells them for $40,000. demand is so strong, it's expanding hiring workers. the key to the success, sourcing components globally. >> there is components from germany, italy, japan, obviously from china. we're trying to do is cherry pick the very best component. >> reporter: automation and robotics, once feared allows them to do more, sell more and add more workers. still, job growth for small manufactureers has been tempted. >> existing small manufacturers have learned they sometimes have to turn on a dime. >> reporter: suzanne says her cabinet company is proof small manufacturers can adapt and grow. >> we're inventive. we come up with ways to use the cnc. we come up with new ways to design cabinets, and that inventiveness is what we have here in america, that's why we're growing, and that's why the jobs can be here and manufacturing can be here. >> reporter: for "nightly business report" i'm phil lebow. >>> tomorrow we continue the made in america series when jane wells shows us how difficult it is to buy a

kaepernick played one series this week and missed a wide open holland. kaep is fine.are not worried. they settled to a field goal and he was 3 of 3 and hit two from 55. the 9er defense still has not given up a touchdown this pre-season, but special teams are shaky and quinten dempse, uh loooooo -- aloooooooooha. >> already in midseason form. >> i could have gone another 40 yards. sacked by harelson and here is the star of the show. the rookie bj daniels and caping the 90-yard drive and that was the come back td and the niners win it 15-13. dennis alan used to coach and look at drew brees back here. 1 mississippi, 2 mississippi, 3 mississippi, 4. he was 14 of 18202 yards and easy touchdown throw there. 17-0 saints. good numbers and 12 of 16 and $1.24. raiders were down at the break and their first team was out played. but their second teamers, they fought hard. seneca wallace by david bass and ryan robinson touchdown and raiders lose it 28-20. it is a chance to gain some ground on first place texas because the rangers lost to seattle. dan and i loosen up before every s

. >> french president francois hollande says the british parliamentary vote will not affect his country's will to punish the syrian government. he told newspaper it's up to each sovereign country to decide whether or not to participate in a military operation. but some u.s. allies in the war on terror are cautious. officials in poland, italy and canada say their militaries will not take part in any action without the endorsement of a u.n. security council resolution. president obama is also facing opposition at home. a new public opinion poll showed opponents of u.s. military action outnumbered supporters. >> hands off syria! >> protesters gathered in front of the white house. they recalled the country's rush to war in iraq more than a decade ago. a move that was based on incorrect information. >> when the people in america voted for president obama, they thought finally george bush is leaving, no more bush, no more unilateral wars but what is president obama doing? exactly what president bush did. >> the u.n. inspectors left a hotel in damascus on friday apparently heading for inspection

kaepernick played one series this week and missed a wide open holland. kaep is fine. we are not worried. they settled to a field goal and he was 3 of 3 and hit two from 55. the 9er defense still has not given up a touchdown this pre-season, but special teams are shaky and quinten dempse, uh loooooo -- aloooooo>> already >> already in midseason form. >> i could have gone another 40 yards. sacked by harelson and here is the star of the show. the rookie bj daniels and caping the 90-yard drive and that was the come back td and the niners win it 15-13. dennis alan used to coach and look at drew brees back here. 1 mississippi, 2 mississippi, 3 mississippi, 4. he was 14 of 18202 yards and easy touchdown throw there. 17-0 saints. good numbers and 12 of 16 and $1.24. raiders were down at the break and their first team was out played. but their second teamers, they fought hard. seneca wallace by david bass and ryan robinson touchdown and raiders lose it 28-20. it is a chance to gain some ground on first place texas because the rangers lost to seattle. dan and i loosen up before

. >>> chris van holland's filing a lawsuit against the irs he's challenging the agency's interpretation of a law governing tax exception eligibility for social welfare group. the lawsuit connected to the controversy the irs is targeting specific groups is going to address one of the main concerns which is the difference between federal law and the irs rules for eligibility for organizations. >>> 15 minutes away from two unions representing baltimore city firefighters rode a new contract -- approved a new contract with the city. the agreement will increase firefighter pay by 16.5% and also require firefighters to work longer shifts. the fire chief says this new contract will save the city millions of dollars in overtime pay and also prevent possible layoffs. >>> baltimore county has to pay up. a judge ordered the county to refund more than half a million dollars in health insurance premiums overpaid by hundreds of police department retirees. published reports say the money must be paid back in the next 20 days. right now it is not clear whether the county plans to fight the ruling. >>> c

. >>> maryland congressman chris van holland is filing a lawsuit against the irs challenging the agency'sinterpretation of a law that governors tax exception eligibility for social welfare groups. it will address one of the main concerns which is the difference between federal law and the irs rules on eligibility for these organizations. >>> a local nonprofit group is making sure kids in need have the proper supplies before going back to school. the acoban foundation's hosting a back to school rally today. it goes from 4 to 7 at the edmondson-westside skill center. they're offering free haircuts and face painting for kids. >>> a web site is set to launch to explain the decision behind the pay to play plan in harfordn't can. the school board voted to change students and charge them $50 to play a sport. parents are obviously not happy about the decision. however the board says it had to implement the fee because the county turned down their request for $20 million to balance their budget. a meeting a scheduled for tonight. >>> you watch the nfl power rankings every week to see where your te

. >> stephanie holland has a son with downs syndrome and he knows the saylors and is part of a core of justice for ethan movement. >> there are people who think it wasn't the deputies fault, they weren't trained and they might have been able to respond earlier or they should have responded to his care-giver. >> some are holding on to what was lost. >> his sense of humor and delight and the amount of love and affection he gave out every day, it was just incredible that he's not here. >> reporter: the petition asked alley and attorney general doug gansler to investigate the death. and calling for training for police to figure out exactly how to deal with differently abled people. now i called both the attorney general and the governor's office today. the attorney general's office said they don't have the jurisdiction to investigate. that is up to the governor if they want to have an independent investigation. i haven't heard back from the governor's office, but you know, we're going to keep you posted on that one, derek. >> and a testament to that family's love. they will not let this st

that is down by south holland, not a and \ ein arizona. >> lots of sunshine around the area.ittle bit of haze in the air as well. temperatures today go into the '80s. the same thing tomorrow with 90s just out to the west of us. >> look how the sunburn times are a little bit lower. 24 minutes for a burn at 1. 57 at 4 pm. >> that is a fraction of the 1 in. that is typical. look how we cool off on thursday and friday. nine days are back in the picture. it is gone are back in the picture. it is gone to get warm. here's your ticket. p.a. announcer: welcome, everyone, to beautiful lone star park. the weather is good, and the track is fast. riders up. [playing call to post] 5 minutes to post time. 5 minutes. the horses are approaching the starting gate. the flag is up.

the harms to prevent the harms caused by cannabis we need to look no further than portugal or hollandrs and holland's case has 25 years, demonstrating if you separate the soft drugs from the hard drugs and focus on reducing harm and reducing youth usage, those efforts are successful, so they have the best of both worlds, not incarcerating people, not spending billions of dollars and there is lower youth usage, lower misuse and lower drug addiction, everyone benefits. >> craig could i add one last comment? >> ten seconds, general. >> for the parents and school teachers and coaches, one out of six kids, adolescents who starts using marijuana is going to end up with a substance abuse problem. if you're a mom or dad or home room teacher don't you dare fall for this mularkey. >> is that the qualification? >> i'm saying there is no question in our mind thated alent aadolescents who drink beer, use ecstasy end one lifelong addictions. >> jamie i saw you shaking your head, ten seconds to respond. >> exactly. so it's actually -- >> ten seconds. >> pharmacologically and physically proven there

julie holland who is a psychologist and expert on cannabis and the editor of "the pot book."he higher levels of thc in marijuana today versus the '60s and '70s, is this more toxic to their brains today than it was 30, 40 years ago? >> well, it could be more toxic to your thinking or your behavior. like, for instance, seizures, you know, low-dose thc prevents seizures, but high-dose thc can actually induce seizures. same thing with nausea and vomiting. you know, there's a wide range of thc that will stop nausea, vomiting, but if you really go to the ultrahigh thcs or the synthetics, then you can induce vomiting. so, dose does matter. too much of a good thing. it's very disoriented to have high-dose thc, and you can become paranoid and disorganized thinking and you can get disoriented. you can be uncomfortable and it can lead to panic attacks or anxiety attacks in people who aren't that comfortable being separated from reality even if it's for 15 or 30 minutes. >> like any drug, cannabis can have different effects depending on whether it's smoked, eaten or taken in other ways.