we have jeanette and peter brown. disturbing video. it's aggressive and hate filled and hard to watch. should she have been expelled? >> absolutely. she's a very disturbed woman. you have the right to freedom of speech but not the freedom of consequences. the university of alabama has a clear student code of conduct, you must act with integrity and respect the dignity and rights of your students. she did not do that. it was appropriate for the. >> she's she's a racist. she should go to hell. the right and expelling her. >> the aclu will do what they want. >> as an african-american she's a racist. she needs help. >> which is at them? an evil racist or a disturbed teenager serious problems? >> she's a racist. >> yes, she does state help to address these issues. >> that was a very aggressive video. >> i have no issue with the university throwing her out, i agree, i would not want my daughter rooming with this person. what about the aclu. it's a serious point because the members who signed the letter and the new york silver rights commissi

peter brown is a guest on her show. he is a councilman and linda new jersey. welcome back. >> thank you. >> we've seen to say please chapman chaplin and other swain and sent this is going to be a bad thing for the black community in new jersey, what you say? >> i agree. i spoke with the senator we had a heart-to-heart about how it will affect i will agree that this migration a law does not address the social aspects happening in our communities. first pass along without looking at will happen it's absurd. >> lisping in our panel. chief of staff anton macarthur. franklin is back with us. >> and jeanette hoffman here, good to see you. >> politically speaking, is this a governor circumventing the legislative process and where the people were critical of barack obama? >> i hope it's not. we've heard from leaders of the governor's own party that they don't want recreational marijuana. let's look at what other states have done. with medical marijuana most people agree with the common sense approach. what the governor did i hope when he studies it he consults with pu

we spoke to the senate senator ron rice and councilman peter brown and say jersey should not act fastking it lel for adults over 21 but here in asbury park. the mayor is onboard the soon to be governor along with mayor jersey city stephon forbes. >> the first city jersey city and give a lot of credit say, yes, we'll do this. we'll welcome it and do it the right way. >> asbury park has been on the cutting em of did everything. we are successful and consideringy little city and brens a little bit more. mar is planning where the city can open the dispensaries for medical and recreational marijuana once the bill becames state law and does believe the bell to do it when it first 100 days of office is lefty and expecting 300 million in sales tax revenue to help with state worker pensions and educational programs more moores says for i him is about social justice. people getting arrest and may be not able to get it expunged then can't get a job. the biggest concern is law enforcement but he is positive that will be well thoughtout in the bill. in asbury park, i am ashley johnson reporting fo

we're joined by peter browne wh linden. welcome back. >> thanks. bill: political strategists jeanette. >> thank you, bill. bill: former prosecutor and defense attorney is here. bob. >> happy few year. bill: all right. we start with you. you got entire family that is, o escaped. i think this does speak to as. i don't know if questions are being raised about autismtutes . >> we have issue with mental e not taughting about mental health. we're not creating enough aware himself. the last mental health ill!s with former governor richard codey. isto discuss. >> is it time to revisit the whole issue of how we d kids? >> i think so. well, first of all, the you a autism is a huge disorder and it could be a small learning disorder or something a lot of of different that is something we ned to evaluate and look at going forward. >> all the points are important in term of mental illness in terms of discussion it and also people mentally ill and not that commit the kind of crimes. unfortunately, awhether or not we deal within the criminal justice system and the

linden councilman peter brown shares those concerns. >> well, a lot of people have been talking about the revenue that has come in. the potential revenue. no one has talked about the expense of it. it is going to be happen. no one talked about increase in homelessness. that some cities has seen. no one has talked about the social issues that have been caused as a result of this. >> well, recently formed city committee that evaluates the social economic and quality of life impact legalizing marijuana have on linden. the biggest concerns are public health and law enforcement. >> big prime issue we are dealing with here in linden when i put my judge into court is the javy drugs such as hef wen and opiates. that should be addressed. reporter: murphy expected to are a raise $300 million in sales tax ref nu from legalizing marijuana under the current bill, they will receive one percent from sales tax ref hue. brown says 3% for linden will bring in drar 100,000 a year. >> $100 thousand doesn't pay another cost of a police officer who has been on the force for ten years. if you look, day to d

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peter and paul. reporting live, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also around 1:30 tomorrow afternoon funeralprocession from cente city, to springfield, will force some time. they include vine street from logan circle to the interstate 676 entrance at broad street, and eastbound i676 at the schuylkill express southbound i-95 at i676, and northbound, blue route from i-95, to exit five, that is happening around 1:30 tomorrow you can watch lieutenant latourneau's funeral on our web site at cbs stream services live tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >>> the search is on tonighthom police say victimized a man new years eve. take a look at these photos of the suspects, police say victim met women at a bar in manayunk and then later ended up in the hotel room in bensalem, without his phone wallet, keys or clothes. he tells police he doesn't have any memory of what happened after the bar and his credit card were used. our anita oh is working on this and will have much on "eyewitness news" >>> students at the university of pennsylvania, are remembering, the life of 19ze sophomore found deadhile at california, fro

scarlet: our thanks to scott brown, joining us from saint peter berg -- st. petersburg, florida. julia: [indiscernible] the europe markets closing in two hours time. where stocks are trading right now with julie hyman. julie? julie: all three major averages did touch records earlier in the day, and my producer just telling me that the s&p 500 has not had back-to-back years in which the first two trading days were positive since 1987. take from that what you will. it is an interesting stat here. here is the s&p 500 on the day, looking for reaction to the fed minutes. we are not seeing much. we saw stock speak around 1:00 p.m. and coming off, still higher by about .5% on the day. technology and energy shares were leading games. -- gains. let's check on the u.s. dollar in the wake of the fed minutes. it actually took a bit of a leg the wake of the fed minutes, although we learned the majority of federal open market committee members still supported an increase in rates in december, which we got. quarter ofnow up one 1%, and rising for the first day in five. as for rates, let's check

brown. the show returns during the 2018/2019 season. hoosiers made me cry too. >> bachelor nation buckle up we're putting peter krause in the hot seat.ied to come back to the franchise but producers said no. >> i said yes. >> then -- beyonce's new go to work out where she's been spotted working out. >> and we felt the burn. now it's their turn. what happened when the >> ed helms is hired to sit in the audience in infomercials. he told us what drew >> what was your reaction when you found out some people were calling arie, not peter? >> i thought it was funny, but unfair. he seems like a nice guy looking for love. >> that's sweet of peter krause. a lot of bachelor fans are saying they wish they were watching him instead including my fellow bachelor at addict keltie knight. is that true? >> i'm still a little kalty about it. peter say that is he turned down the offer to be "the bachelor" which is not okay. there's always next season. "e.t." online found out he's having his own bachelor series back in kiss con sin. >> are you dating anyone? >> not technically. i started to date. >> it has to be weird to watch and think it was gonna be m

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brown. i have it. it's not bad. you got it right, peter doocy. question three.errifying scientific breakthrough, not surprisingly. they successfully cloned which animal? carley? >> a monkey. >> tucker: a monkey? i don't know the answer. let's roll the tape. >> and game of clones. a major breakthrough as trainee scientists clone monkeys for the first time ever, inching one step closer to human cloning. >> is a big "curious george" fan, i am very disappointed. >> those are the two of the cutt monkeys. >> tucker: the chinese clone flunkies, this will be seen as a turning .30 years fromll now. question four, prior to last sunday's big football game, police in philadelphia used which food product on telephone poles to keep wild eagles bands from climbing them? >> crisco. >> tucker: that's disgusting? >> let's go to the tape. >> the cops in philly actually agrees to polls with crisco to try to keep people from climbing them after the game. that is the real thing. i didn't really work. the crisco cops, as they call them. >> and then it rains and there is just crisco al

since the vote was in violation of the brown act in the name of the people -- >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm peter warfield, library users association. privacy threatening our fid is unfortunately on the way to being approved for funding at san francisco public library at the commission meeting this thursday, day after tomorrow. the library commission may approve its budget and buried within it is this technology, which is toxic to patron privacy. we ask you and the public to oppose this step and ask this body to reject funding for that project when you get it later this year, as you did about 12 years ago. last week i mentioned a letter sent by the aclu that they sent to luis herrera, our city librarian leaving at the a end of next month. "dear mr. herrera, the electronic frontier foundation and aclu of northern california jointly submit this letter." they go on to talk about having opposed this in the past and we oppose the use because of the significant privacy and free speech concerns. they talk about the previous opposition and extensive research findings about privacy risk and go on to say,

baldwin, blumenthal, booker, brown, cantwell, casey, durbin, feinstein, graham, harris, hasson, heinrich, cane, king, leahey, menendez, murphy, murray, paul, peters, reed, sanders, shots, schumer, shaheen, smith, stab now, van hol lin, warner, warren, whitehouse and widen. mr. lee, no. mr. jones, aye. mr. tesser, no. mr. gill grabrand, no. >> we heard that senator lindsey graham did vote no. at least one republican vote no. we also just heard senator jon tester vote no. a democrat of montana who was one of the senators the republicans thought they were going to be able to get. this vote is clearly going against the republicans. >> to hear lindsey graham voting no as we just did, jon tester voting no immediately after that call of the roll, at this point it doesn't look like there's a possibility for the republicans in this vote. >> no. i think thenlyhance mitch mcconnell has is slim to none and slim left town. you heard bob casey vote no. i only heard four democrats voting yes and with most of the democratic votes in. i think that basically it's clear this is going down to defeat. looks like there's going to be a shutdown. i agree with adam, ther

brown is still with us. i know we have another chunk of that xhang. what else do you have? >> that's right. the president also brought up the five months of missing text messages by peter struck who was under fire for criticizing trump during the campaign. he was part of the mueller investigation then removed several months ago. the president brought that up so i followed up with asking him what he thought about the fbi. >> i would do it under oath. >> do you trust the fbi? >> we're going the see. i am very disturbed as is the general, everybody else that is intelligent. when you look at five months, this is rosemary woods, step. this is a large scale version. that was 18 month, this is five months. they say it's 50,000 texts. and it's prime time. that's disturbing. good-bye, everybody. >> should mccabe go? >> he got more than $500,000 from essentially hillary clinton and is he investigating hillary clinton? >> should he go? >> did anybody here, many of my speeches, where i talked about mccabe, he was the star of my speech. this is a map. and i said a man who was more or less in charge of her got the wife got $500,000. from 30. 30 is hillary. >> do you regret having hi

brown sugar and hot sauce as well. todd: where do we find this recipe. >> on my website, chefbailey.com peter: moving on. >> everybody canit of that sabra guacamole. do a little humice. with a little of bacon. grab the cheese and bacon. that is it. so simple. lisa: todd this is good. todd: need need to go in the oven? >> make the baggett in the oven a little bit. use the salsa first. start with salsa. lisa: what rock did you gee up under? peter: upside down pizza. >> to kick up the onions and peppers. you might want to add fresh onions and peppers. todd: the whole thing? >> sprinkle it on there. i have also shredded chicken there and pepperjack cheese to give it a little kick. in the oven ten minutes. depends on the crust. get one of the pizza does, these pizza crusts, ten minutes top. lisa: how much talking for each of the dishes? you said ten minutes -- >> wings are literally 25 minutes to 35 minutes. this is literally 30 minutes as well. get your sues here. lisa: right away. all this stuff is pretty easy to make, even if you're, maybe not the best cook like myself. so it is all -- >> if you're not into fusion, you can