i didn't mean to interrupt right now you can't see but there's a map on different states from oregon colorado and texas so users could a zoom other and in that's essentially what had we have to show you and this is going to be solid if i had out. >> this is a productive if you have questions or comments about how this can be improved additions, deletions, or changes. >> very previous presentation any of the commissioners very specific questions. >> i'd like to echo what the chair said this demonstrates on numerous amount of work on our part you've covered a gigantic survey of information and pulled it you'll together and wonderful comprehensive way that is very beneficiary for our staff and when we go is to the meat and potatoes of what they do on an everyday basis and to the public who want to see who's doing what and whether something is on the level and this is role a big contribution to city government and so i want compliment you have one general comment you've covered all this stuff is there anything that you take away from this is you would say was something really dramatic that hit yo

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poke fun at his notoriety. [ gun shot ] >> reporter: after brief stints living in portland, oregon, and colorados he has found a permanent home in lexington, tennessee. and when he's not there or traveling around the country giving speeches, he's here in opelika, alabama, where he has started a new company called future tense central to develop internet security and privacy products. >> i basically mentor young people these days, give them guidance and counsel in how they should start their businesses, focus a business, and run the business. and that's really where my heart lies. our future is with the young. >> reporter: as for all those young women mcafee mentored down in belize, they were left behind. these days, said mcafee, he is a happily married man. he still believes the belizean government is out to get him. he tells a story about an attempt on his life was made in portland in 2013. >> in the morning, two police motorcycles, followed by a black sedan, followed by a garbage truck, parked in front of our condominium. my wife and i ran downstairs. we hid under a car for 4 1/2 hours while t

since 2012 alaska colorado oregon and washington have legalized recreational use of pot.ting a double homicide with the cells the neighborhood. the victims were shot and killed them at the amazon plot the playground. there were on the playground yesterday morning friends and family who knew them were shot to win in their 20s were sitting in a camaro and they were shot multiple times. officers believe that someone walked up to the car and shot them they have witnesses including car workers there were nearby when the shooting happened. they're not releasing any information at this time. <

>> 23 states now allow for medicinal marijuana and three others beyond colorado, washington, oregon and alaska plus the district of columbia have also voted in recreational pot a trend that will likely continue. >> larry: so recreational marijuana is a trend that will likely continue? okay. but not my hip catchphrase, it's boner time! [ cheers and applause ] >> you could have warned me before i ordered another 15,000 it's boner time deep v necks. that's all i am saying, all right? butn't this about me. although all americans aren't on board, most americans are leaning that way. 51 percent said marijuana should be legalized, 47 percent said it shouldn't, while the last two percent said, what was the question again. >> what people want to know is, what are the long-term effects of legalizing marijuana? and now that it's been in the laboratory of democracy for a year, let's check in with colorado to see how they have hashed out their hashish laws. >> marijuana has been legal in colorado for a whole year. and the state has added $60 million in revenue. >> 60 million in revenue? who knew the

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this spring forecast from this that says california, nevada oregon, arizona and western colorado willpecially vulnerable to wild fires. california is one of five western states to have just experienced the warmest winter on record. >> reporter: the temperatures are currently in the lower 60s. the north bay where it tracking an additional ways of sprinkles albert but what is tomorrow morning. 64 as we headed to san jose 65 in concord 62 in livermore perry at >> reporter: temperatures will be in the mid-40s to lower 50s in comparison to this morning. and it will be is where track in the spring goes over the north bay commit nor the community for tomorrow morning. as we had until wednesday and friday are gonna be tracking with record heat some of us may even be pushing 90 degrees. >> catherine heenan: he apple and san francisco need to work less and get out of the office more perry at at least that's what is odd new study suggests. it's as local employees spend more time working in an than any other city. that was considered a shocker since everyone assumed it would be worse in new york.

oregon... and our returning champion a medical-records coder from denver, colorado...e host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you. thank you, johnny. hi, folks. on yesterday's program our champion, andrea was a bit of a sleeper. she was in a distant third at the beginning of the double jeopardy! round until she took the lead on the very last clue in that round. made a big wager in final jeopardy! got it right, and as a result, she defends today, having picked up over $18,000. gina and brandon welcome aboard. good to have you with us. let's go to work. here comes the "jeopardy!" round -- easier work than the next one. here are the categories. uh-oh. you got to love it. we know what that means. andrea. how about "g"-ology for $200? andrea. what is a gala? no. brandon. what are the golden globes? no. gina. what are the grammys? the grammys, that's it. "g"-ology, $400. it's the instrument being used to move the animals along.

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for example, some states have a reciprocity program where they will accept a card from colorado, oregonlifornia and in washington dc, they do not. if you -- even if you are legal patient in another state and traveling to d.c., you are not able to obtain your medication from the dispensary. the law is -- the law varies greatly from state to state. it is important that patients are people who want to become patients find these organizations such as ours or other resources within their state to know what is legal and what is not legal because people who need this treatment and if they are able to obtain it safely and feel comfortable with at the source of the medication, they need to understand that they will not face criminal penalties for using this medication. so this is really, really important that people understand that. host: shawnta hopkins is the mother of a special needs and she is the founder and ceo of the medical marijuana group. and jack -- and dr. john bedeau who is a graduate of howard university and has a private practice and maryland. they are here to talk about the issue

colorado, legal there washington state legal there. d.c. legal there oregon it's legal in oregon. i don't know if anybody knows but okay. alaska legal. vermont, montana maine, massachusetts. all of these places have one thing in common mcguirk, what is it. >> they lead the nation in pot use. >> bad weather in the winter. >> okay. >> bad weather. >> new england, d.c. and the west. >> not one sunshine state in here. >> there are no southern states. none of the states that are high in obesity, for example which throws out that whole munchy canard. the only two red states republican states are montana and alaska. montana also number one in alcohol dependence. getting bombed in billings. rhode island came in number one. >> rhode island? >> number one. also number one, according to business insider in cocaine use illegal substance use and also the most happiest state in the union. >> it's happy, too. >> you know what that means. that means size matters rhode island is a tiny little state. >> you have been to rhode island, have you not. >> yes. contrary to what peop

multiple times a year to address what's unique to utah and what's unique to wyoming and colorado and nevada and oregon and montana and the srth states. so you certainly have my word. i'm keeping my teams at the ticker symbol and the blm plans are being finalized right now. i think it will be in the spring that those final records and decisions come out and then the fish and wild life service will have all of that, the state's plans and the blm plans to take into account as they make their final listing determination but they've been at the table all along and no surprises, no secrets, we are finally getting information shared with us from the state which is is very useful including utah because they'll need all hands on deck to make the right decision and we are very very hopeful that the kinds of efforts made by utah and other states will give them the confidence they need to not feel a listing is warranted. >> thank you madam secretary i appreciate that and i have great respect for governor herbert and i appreciate giving him a chance to succeed. >> thank you. >> we will do a quick second round. i a

the year to address what's unique to utah, what's unique to wyoming, what's unique to colorado and nevada and oregon and montana and the other states. so you certainly have my word. i'll stay at the table. keeping my teams at the table. the plans are being finalized now. i think it will be in the spring that the final decisions come out and the fish and wildlife service will have all of that. the state's plans, the blm plans to take into account as they make their final determination. they have been at the table all along. no surprises, no secrets. we're finally getting information shared with us from the state which is very useful including utah. they'll need all hands on deck to make the right decision. we're very hopeful that the kinds of efforts made by utah and other states give them the confidence they need to not feel a listing is warranted. >> thank you. appreciate that. i have great respect for governor herbert in this area. i appreciate your willingness to work with him. >> thank you. we'll do a quick second round. i appreciate the time that you've given us this morning. because so many me

oregon, and washington were kept in that camp. and another hundred thousand were kept in camps across wyoming, california, colorado arizona, and arkansasnone of these people had done anything. they were never charged with anything. they were put in these camps held there for four years during world war ii because they looked like the enemy. so i want to go through that. as you are driving up that road toward mammoth, i remember many times someone in the car would say, isn't that where they put the japanese? it's just a barren desert. there's nothing at all there. it actually once was a lake, but los angeles, the water in los angeles comes from that land. they drained the land over those, over the years, and left it this waste land with dust fine dust all over it. and soon it would become home to people because they looked like the enemy. on december 7th, as i'm sure you know, 1941, the imperial japanese navy bombed pearl harbor. and a day later, the president of the united states asked congress for declaration of war against japan, against the imperial japan, and the words he used were, this is a day that will live in infamy. the sneak

oregon . the role of money and media have totally changed over time in the house in a negative way. i am a lawyer, i am cautious about saying a thing. it is not legal except in colorado. strong distinction, strong distinction between corporations and individuals which they would have known if they ever studied corporate law. when the billionaire casino owner in las vegas can make an idiot like newt gingrich look like he is a possible serious candidate there's something really wrong. what we have here it is not just the outside money having such an undue influence on the elections. what it is is also the fact that members of congress are under such pressure now. .. pressure to rates the enormous, obscene amounts of money it takes to win even a u.s. house race that just individual contributions from people like you just get so overwhelmed that your voice is not muted but it's really greatly reduced. i also think that -- i'm not against partisan media. i'm actually written for "the nation" and publications on the other side of the issues but i am not a fan of violence. i won't go to see a violent movie, but i have said the only violence i've ever advocated is to take ru

connecticut, idaho maryland colorado, hawaii, kentucky massachusetts, minnesota new york rhode island, vermont and washington state. and potentially three others. down into mexico and oregon have begun to set up exchanges. what about the rest of the country? >> the rest of the country, i think actually the nation as a whole would be affected by a ruling against the administration in this case. you would have these, i think nobel prize winning economist who said death spiral in the health insurance industry don't think it's something that is up for questioning there. but everyone across the country would be harmed by millions of people who would be kicked off health insurance if the court rules this way. we've had public health brief the court literally quantify might be 10000 additional deaths of people per year if the court were to rule in favor of the plaintiffs here. >> how do you get to that number, 10,000. >> so the public health put that into the record. that's how they reached the number. you'd have to read the brief. i'm not a public health economist but i rely on their expert opinion in giving you that number. it's before the court in the record. >> the last time