in oceanside california. ramon the eagles are cheap. the word drug used in lethal injections has taken another twist you're in you ask anything from the country have been having a hard time finding potential bargain albany drug use in lethal injection cocktail the state of texas now says it has obtained a new batch of the drug but here's the catch the state will not be where they got it. when pressed by the media. a spokesman from the texas department of criminal justice said quote we are not disclosing the identity of the pharmacy because of previous specific threats of serious physical harm. knead again for businesses and their employees that have provided drugs used in the lethal injection process the company reportedly agreed to sell the drugs detected only if they could remain and not dance. i have been struggling to find and kill all the guided meaning produced by pharmacies in your app that they'd stop selling the dr to us collections agencies because they oppose the death penalty until obtaining its new supply from unknown provi

said superman because all batman has is a stupid bell, i never expectationed to react paul in oceanside, californiaaid, neil, superman no longer has phone booth, now can he win if he can't get change? a very good points, paul. and james, the superman batman question is -- if is then batman will arrive armed with tonite. and by the way, james you scare me. carlene. i am tired of telling you how unattractive you are, i think i are adore able, and yes, i have 20/20 vision. and, you had me worried i thought you were bin blind and just didn't know. and neil, on a treadmil wearing a green head band, thank you. >> all right, those of emails and tweets we want to keep coming, we want you to ask anything scpefg that comes to your mind. we call this like e-mail segment on steroids, you can ask me anything, if a basic investment question i'll try to answer it or more pondering about state of world or ceo running amuck. like an apple. i'll take all on comers, you know i'll answer you. but when i get really personal. then i'll just get mad at you. i can track your thing. that is it good night. kennedy: good new

in oceanside california. archie and now let's bring in our teaser mongoloid to discuss this a little bit more ramona you know just to be clear this is not about the metal gun parts the companies selling just the plastic components why does the a.t.f. deem use of that part legal that's right now is armor is still selling aluminum eighty percent receivers in it. according to the department of justice the a.t.f. it was it is investigating areas armor because they don't have a license to sell firearms and for some reason they consider the plastic eighty percent receivers to be a firearm now the way that area's armor gets around this licensing thing is that they don't sell the full receiver they only sell eighty percent version and then once a consumer buys it they go in through the holes in it out home and that makes it a full fledged firearm under the law and now. there is armor contends that the plastic ones are pretty much the exact same thing as the lumen one so that they should be allowed to sell them legall

in oceanside california ramon galindo r t. the battle over a drug used in lethal injections is taken another twist here in the u.s. many states around the country have been having a hard time finding pentobarbital the main drug used in lethal injection cocktail the state of texas now says it has obtained a new batch of the drug but here's the catch the state will not say where they got it when pressed by the media a spokesman from the texas department of criminal justice said quote we are not disclosing the identity of the pharmacy because of previous specific threats of serious physical harm made against businesses and their employees that have provided drugs used in the lethal injection process the company reportedly agreed to sell the drug to texas only if it could remain anonymous states around the u.s. have been struggling to find pentobarbital the drug is mainly produced by pharmacies in europe but they've stopped selling the drug to u.s. corrections agencies because they oppose the death penalty until obtaining its new

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redevelop there, but i tell you they've been getting pounded today in southern california, los angeles, long beach, oceanside. it looks like the showers will be ending just in time for the oscars. rainfall totals, not quite impressive, although redwood city, san jose, a quarter inch, and we'll take every drop. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. a tractor-trailer rig carrying 80,000 pounds of dry cement jackknifed on eastbound 237. the chp said the roads were slick and the driver tried transition from another freeway. all lanes were closed until the rig could be moved off the road. >>> high winds to blame interiors overturned modular home in livermore. happened at 3:00 p.m. today near north rainbow road. chp officers closed eastbound lanes for more than two hours to get the oversize it load out of the way and on the side of the freeway. all lanes are now open. nobody hurt. >>> despite the recent reason governor brown signed legislation to deal with the drought. nearly $700 million legislation provides food and housing for workers directly affected by the drought, bond funds to help co

redevelop there, but i tell you they've been getting pounded today in southern california, los angeles, long beach, oceanside. it looks like the showers will be ending just in time for the oscars. rainfall totals, not quite impressive, although redwood city, san jose, a quarter inch, and we'll take every drop. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. a tractor-trailer rig carrying 80,000 pounds of dry cement jackknifed on eastbound 237. the chp said the roads were slick and the driver tried transition from another freeway. all lanes were closed until the rig could be moved off the road. >>> high winds to blame interiors overturned modular home in livermore. happened at 3:00 p.m. today near north rainbow road. chp officers closed eastbound lanes for more than two hours to get the oversize it load out of the way and on the side of the freeway. all lanes are now open. nobody hurt. >>> despite the recent reason governor brown signed legislation to deal with the drought. nearly $700 million legislation provides food and housing for workers directly affected by the drought, bond funds to help co

california, taking over this pier. boats pushing ashore, injuring two workers after waves sliced into another oceanside restaurant. >> herough the door to the patio that had just been washed out by that same wave. >> reporter: trees falling on cars, trucks balancing on bridges. the flooding rains torturing the freshly torched foothills. sending a rescue team rafting into the rapid waters at malibu creek state park to find four stranded hikers. >> the system seems to have passed through and will give us a false sense that everything's all right, the worst has gone by and we want to caution everybody. >> reporter: flooding and mud creeping everywhere. >> buy the sandbags. >> reporter: instagram and twitter all abuzz with #larain. from rain pouring over gutters to damaged bridges and cars trapped in the middle of standing water in los angeles' korea town. >> drive a little slower, just a little more vigilant. >> reporter: with the four-day soak coming to an end, the looming threat of mudslides isn't going anywhere. >> there's a possibility that mud and water could go up to six feet. >> reporter: so, again, just a few linge