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. >> reporter: jay jacobson owns a store and says that kind of poor bookkeeping would shut him down. >> i have to account for all of those guns, and if one of them goes missing, god forbid. >> reporter: it's a double standored he thinks the d.o.j. should be held responsible for. >> somebody should be fired. i think that ms. harris ought to be recalled. >> reporter: we wanted to ask pamela harris about it. we were told her office is not commenting on the audit. what about barbara's son? he was hospitalized but is out now but no longer owns a guns. his mother hopes the state takes action to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> they need to put the resources into it immediately. they need to start working on it. . >>> the department of justice estimates it will catch up on its armed prohibited person's database by 2016 but the state auditor predicts at the going rate it will be more like 2019. >>> a plan to build a four acre housing development near alameda crown beach is drawing attention. she's asking authorities to reconsider selling a plot of land to a developer. the state or the r

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in jerusalem the tradition they have been upholding for the past twenty years thirty one am wrong jacobson at the g eight interest loan . i booted it nations secretary general ban ki moon has visited the site of world war two death camp auschwitz to pay tribute to the holocaust victims on the first day of his visit to poland for the un climate conference. thank you visited auschwitz the first of two camps set up in neighboring towns are clean and green seems to be dropped into the inscription our life must break meaning work makes you free and remain above the gate which prisoners passed on their way to the events he also saw exhibition documenting the lives of the inmates and the conditions make supper. i made a plea for more tolerance and equality in the world and said that nothing could ever prepare one for a visit to the epicenter of evil with systematic murder unique in human history reached its atrocious climax for this lawyers for the business you know that as him. my words. yes you are and i don't raise my kids to nation and why. if you do this owen was inevitable what now photo op

but jane one i'm wrong jacobson inside of the seven three seven nine h h h h h h hr cockpitititit at being korean airport thousands of people who live or the planets are being taken part in a wide range of record attempts to mark the ninth annual genius world records day. in the uk there was this sets a new report form of student groups from some detainees may have done this show squeeze the excess surface before mum or our warm wilson known as morrow of the amazing and a group of young women calling themselves morrow was major wrecks minus sixteen two hundred and sixty four groups the new place in the famous record but from a student groups on simultaneously meanwhile in phoenix arizona the longest basketball show record was broken so no more of the hall into a trust is why obama has an amazing one hundred and going for a thirty three point four five need to show. what was in london england three hundred and twenty five people dressed up to break the record for the largest gathering of people dressed as king wins in eight at the children's hospice which is announced. in japan he che

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. >> let's bring in mark jacobson. he is now a seepo senior transan particular fellow. >> what is your take on this? what do the saddies want from the us now? >> there are share shared inters between audjane and the united states. there are difference on how they want to approach these challenges. the saudis woo like a stronger line on sir yeah. as we heard. >> and in iran what would the saudis like to see there. >> the saudis are as worried about an iranian nuclear weapon as much as the israelis are. again secretary kerry has been dedicated not just to solving the palestinian and israel issues, but to the larger conassessment 6 stablit 6concepe east. i think this is the approach the united states would have to take. the saudis would like the u.s. to launch military action, but they won't do it themselves. >> the gulf nations have seen the united states as guarantors of their security both during the cold war and after. the fact remains the united states has global interest and the most important dr. is stablity. it's

. >> warden jacobson said to expect more of these with dry weather. >> was there a reason why they were killing those as opposed to trapping them? >> trappers -- the trappers is more dangerous. and is it more humane to compete against another family group? these are nonnative species. they have no natural predominate tory predators. >>> in the south bay, it became legal to shoot wild pigs. the san jose city council passed an ordinance allowing state permitting of shootings. they've been ripping up lawns in months. the council will discuss a long term shooting law next year. >>> in support of a classmate and friend, many of the high school students both boys and girls wore skirts today. it was an honor as 18-year-old sasha fleishman fell asleep on a bus and richard thomas used a lighter to set on fire. >> i feel like mayback is a school you can be who you are. i don't know why this was done but i feel like after it's really important for the school to come together. >> he remains hospitalized in san francisco with severe second and 3rd degree burns. >> a day of action is planned for tomo

i am particularly proud to be here with our assistant secretary roberta jacobson who does such an outstanding job with respect to all the western hemisphere's. i just came back from china, dialogue in >> i have had the privilege of speaking in beautiful rooms like this in about 30 countries around the world. i cannot tell you how nice it is to speak in one where i get to drive for two minutes instead of fly for 12 hours. it makes a difference. that this is a very important moment for all of the american states. ago, president kennedy spoke about the promise of the western hemisphere. become, sadly, his final address on foreign policy, resident kennedy expressed his hope for a hemisphere of nations , each confident in the strength of its own independence, devoted to the liberty of its citizens. if he could only see where we are today. in the half-century since he spoke, more and more countries are coming closer and closer to realizing his vision and all of our hopes. when people speak of the western hemisphere, they often talk about transformations that have taken place, but the truth is one o

to discuss this wasn't to bring in now mark jacobson, senior advicer to the truman national security project, which trains leaders on national security issues. mark, i know you support this deal. i guess you're here to say this morning, yeah, the sanctions worked and we're getting something real because of it. >> well, we have a significant first step here at challenging iranian sincerity. you summarized it perfectly. not only is this going to be -- this has brought the iranians into the game, but we now have a situation where we can verify iranian sincerity. there will be an inspection regime, there will be steps the iranians have to take and the genius to this is if it doesn't work, if the skeptics are right, we can go back to where we are now, and reimpose the crushing sanctions that have actually brought the iranians to this point. >> well, so tell us about this deal. because it is being described and we started to describe it there as sort of a limited deal. the criticism i'm hearing from the more cynics, skeptics, hard-liners, the criticism is like centrifuge isn't involved in

. >> the jacobsons, clapoffs and baldins.the country were all cceived from the same sperm of the anonymous donor. >> i have always been kin of curious,hat is he ke? am i like this becausef my mom or am i this way because o this man that i don't know. >> soarlier ts year the 17-yr-ol from reno, nevada sent out on a mission to solve the biggest mysry of re life, finding her biolocal father known as 1096. her journey chronled in a cu-series generation cryo. >> i would love to meet you. so i'm going to try to find you. >> with guidance from an organization cled the donor sibling regiry, she was able to locate her half sisters and brothers and recruit them to search for their sperm donor ther. not all of tm believe contacting the donor was the right thing to do. >> i d think it's innyway our right is what i'm saying, to like contact him. >> some of the kid are like, i t wa to talk too much about this with m dad because i don't want my dad to think i'm traying him ornything leak that. >> reporter: f eric jacobson the non-biogical f

jacobson v. massachusetts, 1905.ere was a pastor in cambridge who refuse to get vaccinated for smallpox. said it was a religious objection. the supreme court said, too bad. you live here, you are getting vaccinated. tough luck. the bottom line is there is a point at which every person responsibility issue becomes a public health one. and the question is -- where is the line and what are the legal doctrines that govern the crossing over of that line? i would submit to you that we have surpassed that for this problem. yet we have not enacted any societal interventions that are meaningful to try to fix it. that is what needs to change. >> thank you, dr. lustig. i was wondering if you could speak little bit to other disease in addition to obesity, such as autoimmune disease. >> autoimmune disease is a grab bag. this is being televised, taped. and i am about the science. the science on auto immune disease is very much an open question. so i am a little loathe to tell you how all of this might tie into autoimmune disease,