((joe brezny - yes on 2 campaign: its going to be a lot of work on the administrative side.)) ((karen castro)) there's a 15-percent wholesale tax on recreational marijuana. the tax revenue will first go to cover enforcement and implementation costs. the rest will go to k-through-12 education. when adding the whole sale and sales tax, consumers can expect to pay between 20 and 25 percent in taxes. ((joe brezny - yes on 2 campaign: what we'll end up with when this is sold in a retail manner is you're really gonna see the black ((karen castro)) nevada is among four states to approve recreational marijuana this election cycle. ((tommy chong - question two supporter: i want to be part of the movement thats going to make earth a beautiful place to live )) ((karen castro)) >> starting january first, individuals are also allowed to grow up to 6 plants for miles away from a dispensary. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> as karen mentioned... nevada isn't the only state with a new stance on marijuana. california... alaska.. oregon.. and washington dc a

adopt that policy now and stop police resources when we can spend them better elsewhere that was joe brezny with the coalition to regulate marijuana. he helped get question two marijuana use will go along way for recreational smokers jb: for too long people who have chosen marijuana over alcohol have had to worry about getting a citation that keeps them from going to law school or medical school or serving the military or becoming a police officer- it shouldn't prevent you from doing those things i talked to metro police and they tell me- regardless of the da's announcement - they're still enforcing the current law - criminalizing possession of any amount. 177 people were arrested this year for carrying less than an ounce of marijuana. but things are changing and people like it mcallister: itll make the world a better place the hold applies to people 21 or older charged w possessing less the law goes into effect january 1, allowing anyone 21 or older to possess less than an ounce of marijuana toss to weather a wind advisory remains in effect for the entire fox5 viewing area through 1 a.m. t

adopt that policy now and stop police resources when we can spend them better elsewhere that was joe brezny with the coalition to regulate marijuana. he helped get question two on the ballot and says normalizing marijuana use will go along way for recreational smokers jb: for too long people who have chosen marijuana over alcohol have had to worry about getting a citation from going to law school or medical school or serving the military or becoming a police officer- it shouldn't prevent you from doing those things i talked to metro police and they tell me- regardless of the da's announcement - they're still enforcing the current law - criminalizing possession of any amount. 177 people were arrested this year for carrying less than an ounce of marijuana. but things are changing and people like mcalister welcome it mcallister: itll make the world a better place the hold applies to people 21 or older charged w possessing less than an ounce effect january 1, allowing anyone 21 or older to possess less than an ounce of marijuana 9 clark county schools have been identified for the proposed new a

there to eventually be lounges and even boutique hotels where smokers can go to light up. 19:03:01 joe brezny, yes on 2 "this is something that will bring in new tourists and hopefully revive some older properties that are on the outskirts or some of these motels that are closed down." out how to regulate this beast. once it does -- that's also when the tax dollars start rolling in. david schuman...13 action news. the big headline from last night is donald trump's unexpected victory over hillary clinton to become the next president of the united states. the stunning upset unfolded dramatically through the evening.. as trump ran the table in the battleground states. then in the early morning hours.. he delivered a humble victory speech to his ecstatic supporters. down? we will do a great job democrat hillary clinton waited until this morning to face the nation.. but graciously urged her supporters to unite behind a new president. sot - hillary clinton: "donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. president obama.. who campaigned hard for clinton i

." - joe brezny, coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol spokesperson "protecting nevada' children would like to thank all of it's supporters for a hard fought campaign. even though the voters have spoken and recreational marijuana will now become legal in our state, we hope the 2017 nevada legislature will pass regulations that will protect our children." - jimmy stracner, coalitions director, no on 2 people 21 and older can now possess and use marijuana... with a 15-percent tax on marijuana sales. that tax money will go toward education. on nevada's ballot. questions three will eliminate the energy monopoly in our state. questions four eliminates taxes on some medical equipment... and questions five continues the gas tax.. to help pay for road construction. america has spoken, donald trump is the president elect, following months of campaigning in both the primaries and the general election. donald trump will be the 45th president of the united states. cnn's emily schmidt is live in new york with the very latest. good morning emily... ((ad-lib)) love this country! it is the first

." - joe brezny, coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol spokesperson "protecting nevada' children would like to thank all of it's supporters for a hard fought campaign. even though the voters have spoken and recreational marijuana will now become legal in our state, we hope the 2017 nevada legislature will pass regulations that will protect our children." - jimmy stracner, coalitions director, no on 2 people 21 and older can now possess and use marijuana... with a 15-percent tax on marijuana sales. that tax money will go toward education.

that's because the nevada department of taxation has to come up with regulations: ((joe brezny - yes on 2 campaign: i dont anticipate it taking that long because a lot of these regulations are already in place for the medical marijuana businesses and you just expand the, the scope of them.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >> licensing for the first 18- months after the regulations are in place.. will be limited to medical marijuana facilities. a 15- percent wholesale tax will and implementation. the rest goes to k-through-12 education. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) love the warmer november weather... and maybe that's good news for some people who are ready for cooler fall weather. otherwise enjoy the warmth while it's here. ........... we'll be lucky with veterans day for the parade and the weekend ............. and even next week will hold on... until late in the week. right now we've got temps cooling off to the 50s this morning. ........... same for outside the valley and som

states that already legalized it: (( joe brezny - the coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol: marijuana is safer than alcohol, it's less damaging to your body, it's less addictive and its far less likely to be associated with a violent behavior.)) ((pat hickey - no on 2: i mean people in both colorado and washington state even oregon, there's been a significant increase in accidents, either from people that have been impaired and they're driving, hurting themselves, and in fact hurting others.)) ((nia wong)) >> even though marijuana dispensaries would e schools and community centers...those against the question say this doesn't do enough to protect kids. ((nia wong)) >> if these two questions pass....they will move forward to becoming law. but not all advisory questions automatically do. coming up in the next half hour we'll explore the remaining questions that will go to the general election ballot in 2018 if passed. brian and kirsten. ((michael stevens)) >> a new c-b-s news poll was just released this morning... nationally. let's break down the numbers... in a four-way match-up that i

marijuana is on shelves, because the nevada department of taxation has to come up with regulations: ((joe brezny - yes on 2 campaign: i dont anticipate it taking that long because a lot of these regulations are already in place for the medical marijuana businesses and you just expand the, the scope of months after the regulations are in place will be limited to medical marijuana facilities. a 15-percent wholesale tax will cover costs of enforcement and implementation. the rest goes to k-through-12 education./// ((denise valdez)) >>> for complete results and explainers on all of yesterday's big races and ballot measures here in nevada... head on over to las vegas now dot com./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the decision to legalize marijuana is expected to have an effect on our state's economy... and on our neighbors to in elko county, is a little less than a two-hour drive from salt lake city... and it's already popular for its gambling, cheap drinks and entertainment. with recreational pot on the menu... they expect to receive even more visitors from utah who wish to partake -- that is, if the city

((joe brezny - yes on 2 campaign: at the local level, if thy that would specifically prohibit a marijuana business then the state is forced to reject any application that comes in under their jurisdiction.)) ((karen castro)) >> starting january first, possessing up to an ounce of marijuana is not illegal for adults 21 and over, even though recreational sells will not be in place. on the same date, adults will be allowed to have up to six plants for personal use... but only if they are at least 25 miles away from a dispensary. heavily taxed. consumers can expect to pay anywhere between 20 to 25 percent taxes. we'll break down those taxes coming up at 5. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now./// ((christianne klein)) >>> and over in california... they're measure passed as well but there are still many concerns. but as john parmer reports... policy advisors feel it should be embraced if only for it's economic impact. this is really about money not marijuana. marijuana money. let's start there. if you read the 62 pages of prop 64 you quickly see why some call this the next california gold