robert jeffers, a pastor at the first baptist church in dallas.david silverman president of the american atheists. dr. jeffers, it says in the rules, you shouldn't have a religious prayer before an event. but this is something that everybody has done for years. do you understand that the sentiment that it shouldn't happen? >> well, i think everybody needs to understand that the first amendment is the guarantee of the freedom of religious expression of all faiths. not a guarantee freedom from religious for atheists and liberal activists and i would ask our viewers to consider this. as you said, 20 years ago, prayers were common in graduations and at football games. and we have to ask ourselves now that they are extinct what has changed in the first amendment hasn't changed. the constitution hasn't changed. what has changed is we have allowed liberal activist judges and left wing groups to erode our rights as christians. and i'm proud of these residents who have stood up and said we're as mad as hell. we are not going to take this any longer. we're

criminal enterprise and it's totally regulated today so i think we have to have a honest debate is jeffers engaged in alternately though you balance it and i think the world has believes in its heart that if we decriminalize it increases consumption so let's try to other things reducing the incarceration rates let's look at better education rehabilitation programs i chair family to give you the last word on this program do you think americans will change their attitude about drug laws as the violence gets worse and worse as comes from the south to the north . i don't see there being i don't anticipate a big change in attitudes by americans in the near future with the possible exception of marijuana and the medical ization of marijuana now in about sixteen states they may well spread and the way medical ization works of marijuana is it's very close in many ways to being de facto legalization but that aside i don't think that there's going to be a fundamental change unless perhaps the kind of violence we're seeing in mexico were to spread it out well into the u.s. and if that happens then th

according to police they have shown willing intent to unload those bullets on anyone, including the jeffer hills, florida police officer, all this started tuesday northeast of tampa, when a cop engaged in a vehicle that was speeding, the vehicle refused to pull over, 5-minute chase, high speeds up to 100 miles an hour and police say two of the three siblings all fired back at the cop, more than 20 rounds, disabling the vehicle by shooting out the tire, then about five hours later after the three crossed the line into georgia, according to police, they then robbed a bank, all wearing masks, wielding guns, including an ak-47, shooting bullets into the ceiling of the bank and making off with some cash. billboards are up from new york all the way to florida and texas and their mother, pleading for these kids to save their own lives: >> you've made some bad mistakes, but so far, no one has been physically harmed. the only safe thing, the only right thing, the only good thing possible, possible thing to do, is for you to turn yourselves in. i love you. >> all three of the sibling, all in their 2

this is the dash cam videotape by jeffer hills police yesterday afternoon, all in hopes that somebody will help find this vehicle, it's a white sub are you impreza, it's a high speed five minute chase, 100 miles an hour and the officer says inside the car he's chasing two of the siblings turn around, one with a rifle, one with a pistol, shooting up to 20 bullets back at the cop car and it did not hurt him but did shoot out a tire. cops are hoping this video just helps find them. >> after watching it again, every time i watch it, it brings chills. they're dangerous, we need them. >> police are saying they expect a gun battle. they don't think it's beyond far fetched. two is-year-old ryan doherty, the youngest of the three siblings, cops believe his experience with law enforcement and the judicial process is probably what started this. last week he was sentenced to ten years probation for sending harmful images to a minor, reportedly that was more than 400 e-mails, sexually explicit e-mails, that he sent online via my space to an 11-year-old girl. alisyn. alisyn: it sounds like all of t