mr. jacobs if you can stay i want to say you have the customers that come they're not really caring about the neighborhood they trash and put the pot on the marijuana if those customers came in our place would would you do. >> if the customers create a negative impact on the neighborhood we band them from the dispresence but we have on site medicating the reason people are rolling joint in coffee shops. >> one of the fears w

mr. jacobs if you can stay i want to say you have the customers that come they're not really caring about the neighborhood they trash and put the pot on the marijuana if those customers came in our place would would you do. >> if the customers create a negative impact on the neighborhood we band them from the dispresence but we have on site medicating the reason people are rolling joint in coffee shops. >> one of the fears would be the market i'm limited we do have enough assess so your place with the other 3 and possibly 3 more that it is just going doifl the other it will go out of business he everybody is happen you're a model organization it is this is probable one of the harder decisions i'm a neighborhood activist we have the patients in the neighborhood and you want to come into the neighborhood it is hard thing to do and you know there's no question in my mind we should take dr and talk about that i'll see what the commissioners have to say. >> i'm going to try to i have questions for your i'm going to try a compassionate let me explain my point of view i've vociferated for every

mrs. maarse, i wish jacob could be here, because i'm sure jacob would throw me out. the difference is is that i don't think things would be this way if jacob was here. hank, look, if you continue to do the same thing, your business is gonna close at some point. i know that she can afford to write checks forever because she doesn't want her husband and her name-- >> absolutely. >> okay, mrs. maarse, what i'm telling you is, if you continue to write the checks on a monthly basis, he will never have to fend for himself. he needs someone like me to hold him accountable for poor performance. i don't think you're willing to do that, and i understand why. but i have to tell you that that's not the way to run the business. so i'm gonna give you my offer. >> okay. >> okay? i'm gonna give you a check for 100,000. for this $100,000, i want 25% of the profit so that i'm incentivized to help you grow your business with you side by side. >> i was thinking more of 20%. >> hank, look, my time is valuable. i don't have time to be doing this all night. 25% is really the number that i

our last but not least witness is jacob kelberg. mr. kelberg, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, chairman sanders. and ranking member burr. the members of the committee. i would like to thank the opportunity to participate in this hearing. i've been asked to give an overview of the danish health care system. the danish health care system is an example of comprehensive and universal coverage for all patients. no patients may be denied services on the basis of health care, employment status, age or health status. most patients in denmark are listed with a gp of their choice. and the use of all specialized health services is free with a referral from the gp. patient could also choose group two health insurance and specialized treatment directly. people are generally quite satisfied with the gp system. if referred to hospital, patient may choose among all public hospitals offering the relevant treatment. all hospital treatment is free, including all hospital drugs. patients may choose among private hospitals in denmark or

but when it comes to jacob england and alvin watts, exceptions must be made. >> because of mr.evel in our classification system everybody has to face the wall. they're not allowed to look at him. we don't want the other inmates recognizing him because he's been on tv a lot showing the events of his case and what is going on. so the last thing we want, with safety and security being the number one factor, is for him to be recognized. one of the inmates may try to assault him or some words may be exchanged. >> the two defendants have been charged with three counts of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted murder, and five hate crimes. both have pled not guilty. but after their last trip to court england and watts learn they are no longer codefendants. >> in our statements each one of us was implicating the other one, so they'll have us separated. >> how do you feel about being separated from jacob? >> better. there's a lot more on him than me. you know, there's a lot more evidence on him. >> i haven't talked to alvin since the last time we went to court. he won't really tal

is suing 18-year-old jacob micklus for damaging a motorcycle he was in the process of selling him. >> judge patricia: mryou had a motorcycle that you believe you sold to the defendant, and then he backed out of the deal. when he gave you the bike back, it was damaged, and you're suing for those damages. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge patricia: your position, mr. micklus, is, you said, "i never really bought the bike," and you don't owe him anything. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge patricia: okay, so, let's start with you. mr. wright, how do you put the bike out there for sale? what do you do? >> i listed it on craigslist online, and he called me and wanted to buy it, so i brought it over to him. >> judge patricia: and what was the price? >> $2,500. >> judge patricia: okay. >> he decided he wanted it, so he wrote me a check. >> judge patricia: did you ever give him a bill of sale for the bike? >> no, ma'am, i didn't do it. >> judge patricia: now, how did you decide you wanted the bike? >> i never decided i wanted the bike. when he brought it over, we asked him if we could have a mechanic check it out, possibly leave th

mr. mcfadden and senator. thank you so much for joining we want to go now >> jennifer jacobs lectures begin with the status oft, paul is still showing? expect things to stay very average. >> this has been seen as one of them are colourful races for senate and partly to do with their personal stories and things that have happened, i a nt to show viewers about couple of ads and we will talk about them on the other side. >> let's go for a walk, know the last time we did that we almost got sued. >> he threatened to sue for that. >> because we walked on his property? >> he wants to sue over ask, chickens. >> bruce bailey, he is not very iowa. >> it is an mess, dirty, noisy and it stinks. not this lot, i'm talking about the one in washington. too many politicians. too many bad ideas. it is time to stop spending money we don't have balanced the budget. cleaning up the mess in washington is going to take a whole lot of iowa commonsense. >> pigs and chickens, how is this playing in iowa? you are a democrat, you see the hog references, it great on their nerves. -- sorry it was the other way round. know, these negative

jacob rascon, thank you so much. >> i remain baffled, right? we can remain a little baffled. fair. >>> mr.er, you have a check of the weather. >> i certainly do. we're watching this front. this thing won't bring a lot of rain. it basically stretches from canada all the way down into texas. but what it is going to do is bring some changes in our temperatures. philadelphia, you're going to see showers later this afternoon and cloudy and cooler conditions. why? because once this front passes through, temperatures dip. 51, chicago. 62, lexington. cleveland will be above normal. ahead of the front, norfolk, 80 degrees. d.c., 66. new york city, 68. boston, you're going to be at 74 degrees ahead that have front. once it comes through, you will cool down. plenty of sunshine, texas, all the way into the lower and mid mp mississippi river valley out west. spectacular. gorgeous day in l.a., sunny skies and temperature o >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. sunshine will be fading as the day goes on. we'll be in the 60s. nice and mild. late-day scattered, light showers. they'll be done by