yesterday were the deadlines to turn in petition si plenty to consider! shaun boyd is live in denver for us tonight. and there is some question tonight about the petition submitted for two of the initiatives. >> reporter: both of them call for big changes in the regulation of fracking, including more local control. supporters submitted their petitions today in dozens of boxes that were half empty. frack-free colorado, one of the groups behind the measures posted this video boasting they need truck to deliver them. you need about 98,000 to make the mroot, and they turned in -- ballot, and they turned in more than 100,000. the secretary of state says it's hard to know what to make of the half empty boxes. >> it is unusual. other measures that were turned in, the petitions were scanned in by our staff and put back in their original boxes. and they maybe had five bocks left over. this was boxes >> the secretary of state has until september 7th to certify the petitions. nearly 160 initiatives were initially submitted this year. petitions for nine ended up bein

shows the group dropping off petitions monday morning. initiative to get on the ballot. 75 would have given cities and counties more control on oil and gas regulation. and increases from 78 would have increased that from structures to wells. >> we're going to focus on educating people and getting people to vote yes on these initiative. >> reporter:a proponent told us 100,000 signatures were gathered. some boxes may have been lighter than others because of state signature gathering. >> it is unusual. other measures that were turned in, the petitions were scanned in by our staff, and then put back in the original boxes. and they maybe had five boxes left over. this was boxes and boxes and boxes. that may not mean anything but it may mean something. >> it's still unclear if the petitions were just dropped off in too many boxes or if there weren't enough signatures. the state is work over the next 30 the ballot. >>> a federal judge has given preliminary approval for a multimillion dollar settlement for people living east of the former rocky f

the dea rejected the petition. and decided to leave it on schedule one so there was no change there. but they did include kind of an interesting progressive move in the decision in response to the petition and it relates to research. the dea has always taken the position that the only path to legalizing marijuana is through research. since 1968 the only certified place where marijuana could be grown for research purposes is the university of mississippi. there is only one place in the country that's been authorized to grow it and so it's a catch-22 from the federal standpoint researchers want to do trials on marijuana to satisfy the dea's desire to look into whether or not it has >> they have to wait for months and years to get drug trial approved or quality marijuana to run their tests. >> that's interesting. is that by design? are the feds saying, look, we want to do this. we want to open the door up but only one place to do it. is there by design to hang it up. >> that's the political question it's begged. so ye

petition delivered to denver city officials today. allow the consumption of marijuana in regulateed neighborhood approved areas committee collected more than ten thousand 8 hundred signatures. in 30 days. twice the number of signatures needed to qualify for the ballot. >> provide of age smokers with a safe and regulated space. where they could gather to smoke marijuana socially. looked at health inspections from 3 local restaurants. let's sao if your favorite passed the test. >> . what investigators found was anything but a party. they failed with 13 critical health code violations in june inspections. the violations include dead and alive cockroaches. rodent droppings. chips for customers stored in trash bags. several blocks of cheese, butter and dressing toss for being too warm. areas in the kitchen were so dirty the city ordered the entire kitchen be cleaned or closed. >> . they didn't respond to calls so we stopped by. and finally. the a goes to churn and burn. a popular food truck that is steaming with flavor. co-owner says. >> y

a five person petition for residents only has to sign off on the petition before it can be circulated. >> it is irrelevant who knocks on your door and asks you to sign it. whether that firefighter is a resident or nonresident, the issue is still being put in front of you by that committee of five residents. >> he argues at the firefighter to a slippery slope. >> other fire departments might get the same idea and the police department, or recreation center may do a similar petition and we would not be able to send -- sustained the city of everyone chose to do this.>>> thunder storms this afternoon leading to severe thunderstorm warnings. the current -- currently no warnings in place but still very heavy rainfall. torrential rainfall racing east. be aware of what is next and >>> if you see news taking place, text or email us at five tips@newsnet.com or tweet us at >>> we are getting new details tonight about a man who was robbed at gunpoint at a bedford atm. take a look at this video. you can see the robert with his hoodie up in tight. he pointed the gun right at the victim and demanded

the state's review of the petitions cost taxpayers $50,000. the attorney general's office is investigating possible fraud in connection with another ballot measure. that one would raise the minimum wage in colorado to $12 an hour by the year 2020. our political specialist, shaun boyd, has been reporting on these efforts to get these and many initiatives on the ballot. this is the second fraud investigation >> reporter: and it has raised serious questions about colorado's petition process. lawmakers are already considering changes in health additions are reviewed in the future. the minimum wage measure made the ballot but opponents question whether it should have in light of potentially forged signatures. these are some of the signatures in question, all gathered by the same person at the dc-based canvassing firm, field works. has a criminal record including aggravated robbery took >> if you can't be trusted to do background checks, how can you be trusted to pay the right wages. >> the firm confirmed every -- conformed to every aspect of the la

at last check the petition has about 1,100 signatures online. we reached out to the creator of the petition, fifth square, but they did not get back to us by the time of our deadline. live in south philly i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> so for now the tradition continues. all right, brandon. to our weather now. here's a live look at broad street in center city tonight from our kimmel center campus camera. showers today and more in the forecast for tomorrow. sheena? >> yeah, you know, jim, but today we saw some slow moving thunderstorms. tomorrow it's going to be more like spotty light showers. but still take your umbrella with you tomorrow. right now, though, we're still tracking showers and some thunderstorms. only for burks and lancaster county. the rest of the area fairly dry. and if you look at that seven-day right at the bottom of your screen you'll see we actually do have quite a dry stretch after tomorrow. so for tomorrow we're going to stay cloudy. we're going to stay cooler like we were today. and the humidity through the rest of th

not only that, but we found out some of the signatures on the petitions could have been forged. marshall zelinger is live, and this is the third case? >> yes, even though secretary of state caught this, until the law changes they can't compare the signature, i'm sorry the signature on the petition to the signature on file just to know if it's fake. it got us wondering about signatures in general, and i e and got any 1988 denver nuggets basketball, and i'm wondering if these autographs are real. >> look for similarities. gordie howe, john elway. with all we've discovered about forged signatures in politics, how do you know the favorite athlete really signed the ball. >> this one is definitely signed by john elway. this one hereethough stumped a couple of eople. >> reporter: he deals in signatures on a daily basis. >> you see the j. it looks the same. the e is a little different. >> reporter: how do you it? it may be real, it may not. like these signatures. the secretary of state's office believe some were forged. we went to find the person who turned the signatures in. but he's a

dozens of activists are expected to deliver petitions today.. from more than 600- thousand outraged consumers over the epipen price hike. the petitions will be delivered to mylan's headquarters in pennsylvania. since 2008.. mylan has increased the price of epipens more than 400 percent. the petitioning groups want laws in place to stop the further price gouging. iconic actor and comedian iconic actor and comedian gene wilder has died. wilder brought willie wonka to life in "willie wonka and the chocolate factory." a role for which he will always be remembered. the same goes for his comedic turn in "young frankenstein" and a number of other mel brooks movies. his family says wilder died late sunday in connecticut from complications from alzheimer's disease. he was 83. ???toss to morning juice disney has confirmed that they are making a sequel of the classic "mary poppins" film and emily blunt will play the lead.. emily will be joined by lin manuel miranda -- you may remember him from the broadway hit "hamilton." miranda will play the loveable chi

a petition.. with hundreds of signatures already on the first day. (susan perchal/ omaha mom) "and anything we can do to support her and keep my kiddos safe." pushing for stricter amusement rides, calling it "lulu's law." (virginia cooksey/ lulu's mother) "it makes me really sick to know that all this is happening and nothing is being done." the family met with nebraska state senator sara howard last week. (sara howard/ member, nebraska state senate) "there's obviously a lot of research to be done it's something that the legislature really hasn't deliberated on for several years but i do see that there's a need." the senator says she hopes there's a solution the legislature can help with. and that gives (virginia cooksey/ lulu's mom) "more needs to be done - more people need to be held accountable." the investigation into what caused the ride lulu was on to malfunction continues. meanwhe - the family lawsuit against the company that operated the ride is still pending. a boulder the size of a house has tumbled onto a highway in utah's zion national pa

thankfully, he is cut. >> reporter: in worcester, bob jones, newschannel 5 an online petition against drugs in our state is gaining ground. more than 5700 people have signed a petition that demands the governor to declare a state of emergency so that we can access robert funding to fight th it also calls for mandatory recovery camps for addicts who overdose. right now, ohio leads the country in heroin overdoses and deaths. speaking of drugs, new tonight, police in mansfield are in -- investigating a sudden spike in drug overdoses. 13 people overdosed in a seven hour time period. investigators are not saying if they think the drugs are lace was something else. >>> developments in the historic school destroyed earlier this week in a fire. five people are under arrest. two adults and three teens are in custody accused of setting investigators linking the group to the fire and another crime. the school was the fourth one room schoolhouse building green township in 1885.>>> ohio first charter school summit kicking off today. the two-day event will provide teachers, administrators, and lawm

. >> petitions are trop offend in box, sometimes they're full, you sometimes they aren't. as the scan them in and make compete sets that they send tuf get verified. sometimes there are empty boxes history over, sometimes there aren't. there were so many today, the state didn't know what to do with all of them. at the secretary of state's conference room, an entire corn serfilled with empty boxes. >> some of the boxes that the proonts of these antioil and gas measures brought in only had a few petitions in the box. >> reporter: this is video from frack-free colorado on their facebook pe shows the group dropping off petitions monday morning. the group marked 98592 signatures for each initiative to get on the ballot. 75 would have given cities and counties more control on oil and gas regulation. and increases from 78 would have increased that from structures to wells. >> we're going to focus on educating people and getting people to vote yes on these 100,000 signatures were gathered. some boxes may have been lighter than others because of state rules regarding signature gathe

william petit. he was thrust into the spotlight in 2007 when he was the sole survivor of a home invasion that left his wife and two daughters dead. >> this morning dr. petit announces a run for s of representatives in connecticut but first he's opening up to nbc's senior legal investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden in an exclusive interview. >> dr. petit lost his family and home in a horrific and brutal way. the two men who committed the crime were sentenced to death and then connecticut voted to eliminate the death penalty. he was an outspoken critic of the change and now nine years later he's a husband and father was it a big decision to decide to run for office? >> yes. you know, it's a commitment. >> dr. william petit is hoping to represent his neighbors in plainville, connticut, in the state house of reesentatives. for the last nine years, he's been an outspoken supporter of the death penalty but he says he stands for so ch more. you've gone through a very public tragedy. how has that inf

someone forged their name on a petition. since denver 7 started uncovering forged signatures, we have heard from a legislator content -- concerning a law change. are lawmakers going to do something about these signatures? >> i certainly hope so. interviewing anyone who has had forged signatures means we need to make a change. >> reporter: patrick neville is on an advisory commission. one issue it's looking at could give the secretary of state responsibility to verify these signatures are actually written by these voters. for the election as it exists so it would be a software change. >> reporter: when you vote, your county clerk makes sure your signature matches what's on file. denver also does this for petitions but the state does not. >> they are training election judges right now. maybe, you could take the resources and authorize them to conduct some of this for the state. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, legislation. as i reported, nothing can change until the next legislative session, which starts in january. marshall zel

the petition was filed in june. this is one hour and 30 minutes. >> i would like to welcome everyone this afternoon to this historic and is precious occasion. the petition for the pardon of the honorable marcus garvey. >> i am a social justice and human rights lawyer here in the washington, d.c., area. we have a very dynamic panel for us this afternoon. we are going to talk about the legal issues of the case, the historical issues, the impact of marcus garvey and the worldwide diaspora and many other aspects as well. i'm going to start off with reading a statement. congresswoman yvette d clark representing a new york congressional district. this is her statement that she wanted to have read at the marcus harvey press conference august 17, 2016. marcus garvey lives in history as one of the first readers of the american civil rights movement. to unite people toward a common goal of social progress. marcus garvey founded the universal negro improvement association and african communities lake, which at one time hit nea

the petitions will be delivered to mylan's headquarters in canonsburg, increased the price of epipens by more than 400 percent in recent years... the petitioning groups want legislative and regulatory reforms -- to stop the pharmaceutical industry from price gouging. as a side note- according to nbc-- the ceo of mylan made 2.4 million in 2007 - the year of the epipen acquisition. in 2015 she made 18.9 million. getting up and moving - helps your muscles -- and your brain... a new study found that exercise is senior citizens looking to keep a sharp mind... you can now jump in the pool - without worrying about your fitbit. even better - it will track the laps you swim - and let you know how well you did. pay billions of dollars in back taxes. the european union says ireland has given illegal tax benefits to the tech company... worth about 14- point-five billion dollars over 11 the popular fitness tracker - "fitbit" - can now go in the pool with you. the company unveiled a new fitness tracker - the first one to track swimming. the "flex 2" is an update to fitbit's cheapest - and slimmest

the petitioning groups will call for legislative and regulatory reforms to stop pharmaceutical industry price people who live in northeastern minnesota are still feeling the impact of some nasty weather over the weekend. take a look at some of this damage in the small town of gary.one couple's roof was torn off their house and is now lying in trees and a neighbor's yard across the street.the national weather service is damage to see if a tornado touched down.in some places more than 5 inches of rain fell... flooding buisnesses and homes. in northern california... dozens of familes are forced to leave their home as the as the "gap fire" continues to burn. this wildfire started saturday night and has so far burned five-thousand acres firefighters say they still have a long way to go before they can get this fire under control.... but are working to keep the flames away from homes in the area. severe thunderstorms dump water rescues and damaging cars and homes.so much hail... it took snow plows to clear the streets.storm drains quickly clogged with hail and leaves and streets flooded. the

it's so very many people who wanted to be here and express their support for this pardon petition. one of which is doctor ron daniels, president and founder of the interview to the 21st century who happens to be in costa rica right now at the annual marcus garvey celebration. they celebrate marcus garvey all over the world so just before we bring up the bloodline of the honorable marcus garvey i'm going to read a statement in support by congressman john conyers. i am honored to present the statement in support of the posthumous pardon petition filed on behalf of marcus garvey by his youngest son doctor julius garvey, professor justin hansford and a failed llc. the events surrounding mrs. garvey's conviction are well documented and have been provided as part of the legal brief and exhibit submitted to the office of the pardon attorney on june 27 2016. in sum, marcus garvey was the leader of the largest african-american civil rights movement today. he has been heralded as a leader by martin luther king jr., had streets named after him from new york to london and other places througho

yesterday was the deadline to turn in petition signatures. already there's a lot of talk about o frak free colorado posted this video on facebook boasting they had so many signatures they needed a truck to deliver them. they need 80,000 signatures to get one on the balance let and they say they turned in more than 100,000. the spokes person says it's hard to know what to make of the half empty boxes. >> it's unusual. other measures that were turned in, the petitions were scanned in by our staff. to pueblo to the state agency to be checked and five boxes were left over. >> a little drama in all of that. they have until september 7th to certify. nearly 160 initiatives were initially submitted this year. petitions for nine ended up being turned in and they include >>> the colorado care initiative would replace obama care. a second measure would raise taxes on tobacco products. >> we are working for higher wages. >> reporter: the state could have the third highest minimum wage in the country under another initiative. it would raise it to $12 an h

philadelphia mayor frank rizzo is now at the center of a heated debate that includes marches and petitions. >>> and rio 2016,ç a photo finh decides one of the closest races at the olympics. >>> members of the final five dazzle again in rio. wee a we are live in brazil. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> 5:30. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." steamy 77 degrees already. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. because of that steamy 77 degrees and we're expecting of course that to get warmer later today, we've issued ai first alert. let's start with meteorologist bill henley. >> the temperatures will feel like they're above 100 today. the worst of it for philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey and delaware through this evening. that's when we'll see very hot and humid conditions with feels-like temperatures of 98 to 108 this afternoon. we're also watching out for showers and thunderstorms later today and those could bring heavy downpours. that's the other big threat for today. 77 degrees right now. it's dry in philadelphia. into the 90s this afternoon with steamy condit

customers petitioned for more ?non-dairy options? and starbucks listened!it was created specificially for the coffee chain.the almond milk will get frothy and foam up when steamed.starbucks will begin offering the almond milk next month. 3 3 the humane animal welfare society or "haws" of waukesha is asking for your help.this pretty girl right here..."kali" ...a "haws" adoptable -- is asking donors for canned pumpkin.workers say kali has a sensitive g-i system and the pumpkin really helps when added to her diet. they say the brand does not mat. donate to kali or any of the other animals you can visit their facebook page..."humane animal welfare society - haws of waukesha" or go to their location on northview and airport road. 3 time right now is 5:??? michael...what's on tap for today weather wise? 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) ahead??15???)) forecast...today: very warm and humid. chance of a late day storm. high: 90 (feels like temp. 100-105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74friday: more storms. high: 87weekend: dry

the woman who launched the petition says she did it because it could have been her. >> she said she drink too much a few times but in fort-- but fortunately nothing happened to her. it is calling for lawmakers to impeach the judge and the case we are told she heard about this case and had to do something, she calls the sentence a slap on the rest especially after-- a slap on the wrist. she describes being so depressed that she attempted suicide stating my life has been ruined without my consent. wilkerson was accused of promising friends he would walk her home after she had too much to drink but instead sexually assaulted her. sex assaults these are becoming far too common and the sentences are too light. >> why do you think the judge should be impeached? >> that sentence was not fair to the victim and was not what the prosecutors are asking for and was not fair to all the other victims. under the colorado code of judicial conduct judges are not allowed to comment on cases. some are calling it the stanford rape case colorado. >>> this resentenced to six months behind bars for sexual assau

. >>> head or cei not a step as 77,000 people sign a petition demanding a former eu to lose pension after taking job at goldman sachs. >> hershey falling sharply after hours. walks away from talks after failing to agree on a talk for the chocolate maker. >>> basic resource tells cnbc higher oil prices will drive more production. >> at the prices we've been all facing, we're probably not in a situation where oil supply demand will be sustainable over long-term. if we start seeing prices inching up to $50 or above, hopefully the producers are going to be able to start coming in again. >> welcome to the show. you're watching "street signs." let's jump right into data out of italy. rising sales month on month after climbing 0.3 in the month of may and retail sales were up 0.8 on adjusted year on year in the month of june. this is a decline of 1.5 in the month of may. so a little bit of an improvement in the terms of the retail sales picture, remember, yesterday, we had some poor confidence numbers for business and consumer confidence coming out of italy. also we're waiting for some spanish nu

they have 45 days to file a petition. >> an additional 90. lawyer.not a that is why they give kevin big bucks. the supreme court does not have a shot clock. andeems like a black box you could see a justice on the if somebody wants to --e fcc grade again, the point could, the be moot. dissentse will have that make this seem more important. put them.now where to >> let us assume it does not get to the supreme court. what will happen, with the congress doing something. is the issue over? i do not want to have to do that. can judge by the language in the platform. suggests that the republican presidents will this mantle the regime. if we do not get this heard is ephemeral and it will be affordable to every national election. there is a chance to talk a bit lastinge is a prospect through legislative compromise. this so quick to resolve. >> obama intervened. the comments. they went one way and then they reversed. is that this is unrelated to the accusations and this has been an issue that has have tosidered and they reverse themselves with at least

. >> fox 8 cameras rolling as they went to the trumbull county family-court monday give a petition to the juvenile prosecutor. >> i was surprised got close to 7,000 signatures in ten days. the petition asking to have the murder charges against 15-year-oldld bresha meadows dropped, is accused of killing her 41-year-olda jonathan on july 28 inside thei. >> her attorney coming ian friedman said she lived in an abusive home her entire life. >> counselor's office or with a psychiatrist but not in jail. >> sprosecutor said she cannot accepthe petition, they say tha they will give up and not return. >> it solidifies those who have domestic violence issues come u against the criminal system and the system says not today and w wonder why all take matters int their own hands. >> the law prosecutors to work with them to offer weighs out of abusive relationships. >> her mother says that her husband had abused her for year and threatened to care her and her children. her family says they appreciate the support and they want her to come home. >> no snow there is that much supportn. >> her mother sa

under those circumstances, this measure would automatically be those who created the petition to tax soda and other drinks say it was clear what people were signing. now the city clerk will have to decide if the attorneys successfully made the opposite argument.>> when you read a summary everyone has signed a petition for, you look at the top, you say one of my signing this for? we have all been in situation. we are saying that the summary did not tell people this was to adopt a new tax. they didn't know what they were signing. because they didn't know it, the should not go on the ballot. >> i don't know anybody who has been confused. there have been people who talk about the aggressive nature of the tax to be imposed. i think the definition of imposing and implementing, you can't implement without an imposition of the tax. boulder is lucky we have a high literacy rate. i don't think it was confusing.>> reporter: just to be clear, the taxes on distributors, to cents per ounce. that would greatly impact them. the clerk will take what she heard, make a recommendation to boulder city co

the petition to allow the creation of 21 and over pot clubs could not get enough signatures. they are looking at a petition to allow some marijuana smoking up to date on all the ballot issues, including shaun boyd's report on possible forged signatures on the minimum wage petitions. >>> chipotle is facing a lawsuit over wages. nearly 10,000 former and current workers claim the company made them clock out at the end of their shifts and made them keep working without pay. the practice is known as wage theft. ip suit has no merit. >>> the european union wants ireland to pay apple $14.5 billion in back taxes. ireland gave apple illegal tax benefits for 11 years. apple is saying it never asked for or received special deals. the u.s. treasury called it unfair and contrary to well >>> a passenger forced an airliner to make an emergency landing when he tried to open a door mid-flight. it happened on a flight from new york to seattle. the flight was diverted. >> we can work it out. have somebody greet this customer. having a difficult time working and playing well with others. >> repo

locals were so upset that a petition has been created to cancel the event next year. with over 3100 signatures already. "a lot of a lot of it i said i work in the casinos cross the river so we get a lot of the fights afterwards when everyone is drunk we get a lot of that stuff and then that doesn't include the stuff that sinking to the bottom that nobody can pick up so then we have the fish and everything else that goes through here that's that stuff." but this what it looks like on tuesday. city staff say the mess was cleaned in a matter of hours. and that the event is too valuable to lose, drawing a total economic impact between laughlin and bullhead city at around $20 million dollars. "right now on social media and it's absolutely justified in what he wants to see a parker river looking like that of the trash for an event like this is significant, you know at this time of year it's hot it's real hot in bullhead city and then sometimes people like to just stay indoors and not do much and when peop not doing much it doesn't generate a lot of economic impact we have t

, the same stuff that led to criminal forgery charges against petition signature gather. in the new round, we find a fracking dumpster fire of a democratic process and a suggestion from the secretary of state on one way to fix it. here is steve >> reporter: this is not a throw away page. >> sworn statement that they appeared in front of them. >> reporter: a sworn statement that when you collected signatures, you collected valid ones, this signature gatherer said he did, you got to admit, the hand writing on some is pretty similar, and look at the signatures, shockingly similar as well. yet, they are all different people. >> if we see a page where it exactly matching signature, we refer it to the attorney general office. >> he said the issue came when working with homeless people. let me quote him "some of the homeless men didn't have sdraeszs so the friends-- addresses so the friends would be like i used to write that this address. they just wrote bull [ bleep ]." doesn't make it okay. >> we are depending on it for the integrity of the process. >> not my signature, but th

she tweeted out the petition today.ty to raise the question of trump's mental stability to be president. she is a former physician assistant and said trump appears to show all of the symptoms of the mental disorder nas issistic personality disorder. so far nearly 6,000 people have signed her petition. >> a 32-year-old man who has a salary of just $1 a year has become the richest person in california. yes, mark zuckerberg took over the top shortstop from larry ellison. the facebook ceo takes home a year ly salary of $1 and said he has made enough money but his stock fakes him so much money. he added more than $18 billion to his fortune in the past year with an estimated $51.6 billion to his name. >> not bad, right? >>> well it is time to check on our forecast. what is happening with our temperatures. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> they are going down. behind me i'm watching the low clouds pushing toward the bay. very quickly, the marine layer is rapid and that means cooling days ahead. when i got in, it was a

developments on a petition to remove the judge that presided over a rape case in boulder. >> >> petition has been started to remove that judge. patrick butler. from boulder county. and right now about 18 thousand signatures. because he didn't give prison time. here's the deal. prosecutors asked the judge to send him to prison. but the judge gave him 20 years probation. sentenced him to two years of work release. a statement from the woman who survived the attack has been read in court this week. headlines. >> that poll has many asking how can colorado traditionally a swing state be so heavily leaning towards clinton right now. >> . denver playing host to the red state gathering. one of the largest gatherings of con serbtive grass root republicans any where in the country. less than 90 days to go before the general election. you would think there would be a lot of trump love. we found out, not the case. >> something missing from the con serb conservative summit. it's a picture. or mention of donald trump. >> i don't think he was anybody's first choice. >> . >> while the antitrump vibe may

they have started a petition to bring the same back la guardia high school. reporter: imitating life at this performing arts school. it has been the premier school, a story told in the classic movie "fame". appearance teachers and alumni are afraid that the newest talent is not being given a fair chance to shine. >> you can have 100% perfect score on your audition and still fail to get in. than an 80 on academic subject is not eligible for admission. reporter: they want to have admissions requirement with what they were before. >> when i applied in 1994, you had to have that effect the academic and you had to do well on your audition. reporter: the online petition states that with the new administration criteria, talent counts only 14% of the admissions decision and as a result hundreds of talented students have been denied. >> our goal is for the artistic aspect of the education to be as important as the academics. that's the whole idea is to have them audition and also look at the great. >> we reach out to the department of education we are told that the po

today the d.e.a announced they would reject petitions to allow marijuana for medical use. but one colorado nonprofit providing free spot to veterans is handing out to get them healthy not to get them high. >> cannabis literally saved my life. >> reporter: army veteran roger martin uses medical marijuana to cope with leg pain he's had since the 70s. >> i'm in less leg pain now milligrams of oxycotin a day. they're scared to death if marijuana or cannabis is declassified that all of a sudden they will lose a lot of funding. so it's all about the money. >> reporter: as a result, martin founded growth for vets a nonprofit that works to get free cannabis into the hands of veterans helping them treat ptsd, traumatic brain injuries and chronic pain. >> we have men and women that are coming to us or more different prescription medications every single day. and some of them have been able to get off of all of the drugs that the v.a. is giving them. >> while the dea maintains marijuana has high potential for abuse. martin believes. >> it can't kill you. it's not nearly as dangerous

rick salinger, this is the second set of petitions to be submitted this week for social marijuana use. >> reporter: that is correct. 10,000 signatures today. one initiative, 70,000 tuesday with another one. both expanding where marijuana can be used in denver ndifferent ways. these petitions in an effort to create places to socially consumer marijuana in denver outside of homes. one proepszal would allow it -- proposal would allow it in certain bars and other businesses. >> those using cannabis should >> reporter: it would allow vaping but no cigarette smoke inside. only outside under strict conditions. the other initiative backed by the national organization for the reform of marijuana laws offers a different type of place to use pot. >> it would know in a private club -- autobiography in a private club setting. so a person would have to fill out a membership form. >> reporter: there are some places i allow people to bring in their own marijuana and use it together. but not in the city of denver. one of initiatives would require approval of registered neighborhood groups. >> what we'

good because the language on the petition was unclear. so it's back to the drawing board for the solar industry and the 32-thousand nevada solar customers who feel like they're getting a raw deal. this is a very contentious issue. these angry people were outside the p-u-c in january. 32-thousand of rooftop solar customers installed expensive money by selling surplus energy they generated - back to the utility company. but last winter, the p-u-c raised rates and changed the game. today the supreme court disallowed a referendum - that would have reversed the changes. the solar industry isn't done fighting. ((voice mail 1:03 chandler sherman/bring back solar alliance: "so now we're looking to our elected officials our legislators to enact the will of the people." )) ((paul joncich)) are willing to take up the issue in the next legislative session. ((paul joncich)) n.v. energy had no comment on todays development./// ((christianne klein)) >>> metro police are calling it the biggest illegal cock fighting bust in state history. two brothers wer

>> this petition specifically.have also heard on your show lauren o'donnell did it last night where he went down each aspect of the characteristics of and had a psychologist on. i think there needs to be a widespread call for the republican party to say we need to bring this under control and maybe somebody needs to do a check. we know they are talking about doing an intervention political politically. i'm saying an intervention from the health perspective. this is a very serious matter. i'm not joking here. this is very serious and that's why the public needs to be involved. >> congresswoman, we'll continue to monitor how is goes. thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >>> we have breaking news to cover out of the capital where the first officer accused of trying to supportistst has faced a judge. the fbi claiming the transit officer tried pulling it off using gift cards. >>> plus growing fears amid-a sooe ka zone in florida. this is outside the contaminated area. we'll take you there live, next. pro 4 allows

that might change this fall. >> reporter: these petitions are the latest in an effort to create places to socially consumer marijuana in denver outside of homes. one ballot proposal would allow it certain bars, and other businesses. >> these are adults who enjoy using cannabis. they should have the same rights and ability to congregate and socialize with other adults as those who consume alcohol. >> reporter: it would allow vaping but no marijuana cigarette smoking inside remember only outside under strict conditions remember the other t -- conditions. the other initiative backed by the organization for the reform ever marijuana laws offers a different type of place to use club -- be in a private club setting so much a person would have to fill out a membership form for each business. >> reporter: there are a few places in the denver area that already allow people to bring in their own marijuana and tuz together. but not in the city of denver. one initiative on would require approval of registered neighborhood groups. >> really what we're looking for is a couple places in neighborhoods

this online petition already has almost 500 names... and woman behind this says she's making it her mission to make a man she doesn't even know. -------pkg--------- "i love raleigh." chris redshaw has lived in raleigh almost all her life.. and owns a small business here. 22:13:46 "we make a lot of "best of" lists and that was the first thing that came to my mind is knowing that this story has now gone globally how can we tout ourselves as any kind of best of when we allow our citizens to go through what this family has gone she husband and father of three... carlo bernarte...in the news once again... "six times is just enough." she couldn't stand by and do nothing. over the weekend... a car plowed through his property...for the 6th time in almost 9 years. when it happened last year... the city made changes to the road.. highlighted in this photo... they added lighted chevron signs..and reflective markers... but nothing that stops a reckless driver... which has been the case many times... some even deadly for the drivers so chris redshaw

john mcman launched the petition. mayor bob buckhorn says he's on board and wants people to have options. mcman is now hoping to get more help from the governor -- excuse me -- >> i wanted to get everyone to sign the petition, support uber and lyft staying in tampa bay so we can keep drunk drivers off the ro employed. just overall get the community excited about uber and lyft being here. >> public transportation commissions in multiple counties are trying to enforce requirements on the services. they say it's not about trying to shut them down. it's about having services like uber and lyft comply with level 2 background checks and certified mechanics to inspect the cars used for the services. >>> a zephyrhills man credited with taking parachuting to new heights is now heading into the skydiving hall of fame. 78-year-old bill morrissey and tandem sky dive. in the 1970s instructors taught their students everything they could on the ground but once they went out the flight doors they were on their own. the two shared a v

. >>> as we speak, the number of signatures on this petition, this online petition continues to grow. it's the keep ride sharing programs like uber and lyft in buckhorn would see how many people were supporting the issue. they only need 109 more to reach the goal. while it seems that the petition is gaining momentum, the public transit commission says it's not about shutting the services down, it's about having them comply with protocol items like background checks and car inspections. >>> right now we're keeping a close eye on the tropics that hermen. shay has the latest track. >> yeah. we have been looking at a lot of changes from one model track to the next. what you see right now is a whole lot of nothing. there's a possibility that this storm could create a whole bunch of nothing. ultimately what we're watching is variability with the storm's path. and the timing has also changed in the most recent update, speeding it up a bit. with those things in mind as we look at what the storms are out have three batches of storms. fiona is pretty much done. the final update has been issued.

more than 17,000 people have signed a petition asking the lawmakers to impeach the judge. >> it could have >> reporter: when becca kales heard about what happened to the cu student raped, it hit close to home. >> this is a hot button issue for people. nobody wants to think of their daughter or sister or girlfriend going off to college and getting raped. >> reporter: the survivor says after the attack, she attempted suicide saying her life has been ruined socially, psychologically, academically, and financially. which is why the sentence for austin wilkerson, two years and probation, has sparked national outrage. >> it is sure as hell not sitting well with the victim. >> reporter: it is being compared to the stanford rape case in which brock turner was given six months for sexually assaulting an unconscious girl. >> this is ridiculous. this is the second one in a few months. one here, one in california. >> reporter: about a million people signed a petition to oust the california judge so kales decided to launch a petition here calling for the legislature to impeach judge patrick butler

people in the cincinnati-area have started online petitions to honor a beloved zoo animal. harambe was the 17-year old gorilla shot and killed after a 3-year-old boy fell into his zoo enclosure in may.the petitions seek to rename the cincinnati bengals football team, add his face to mount rushmore and put him on the dollar bill. still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- better by bowling. how one of milwaukee's favorite pastimes is a hit with the military... ...and the bowling alley you can visit to help our taking a look at the market it's more than a thank-you... ...you can pitch in to help bring happiness to the lives of our service men and women... as well as veterans of our armed forces. and there are big benefits to your small donations at a south side bowling alley. kaylie longley is with jb's on 41... to tell us about their relationship with a group called... brightening veterans lives... ...and what's in it for jb's on 41 is located just south of howard avenue on 27th street in milwaukee. the fundraiser for veterans runs throughout augu

peter, start with the petition, what exactly does it is a and what does it want mylan to do? >> the petition tells mylan it needs to drop price stop the evasive tactics and reduce the price of the life saving device to the $100 mark it initiated when the product hit market in 2007. this is a decades old technology, development was funded in part through u.s. taxpayer dollars. the drug inside is 100 years old and no excuse for the price gouging. mylan needs to cut the price. ashley: so the attempts they made so far, attemptedo tart with a $300 savings card and reduce the cost to $300 for some customers. you say it's still too high? >> it's a convoluted mechanism. they're trying to preserve the premium market to continue to sell $600 epipens and capture the generics market and look a little better, but $100 is more than a profitable price for the product. it's strange to have a generics firm make a generic of its own product in the first place. mylan is aggressive in selling as many epipens as possible, they're not contributing to the r&d, but scary thing for families not to ha

so they entered this courthouse in 1846, each had their own petition, so it wasn't as though it was a joint thing and it wasn't just dred, it was dred and harriet who had separate petition for their freedom based on slightly different circumstances, the case first came to trial here in this building in 1847. there was some hearsay evidence introduced and so it was a mistrial. they actually lost the first trial. and they asked for another trial which the judge granted. so in 1850 they came back and did the whole thing over again and that time they were able to present the evidence successfully and the jury of all white males, 12 white male, probably some of them slave owners decided dred and harriet scott should be free. so the verdict that was rendered in this building was to actually give them their freedom. but mrs. emerson obviously didn't agree and she appealed that decision to the state supreme court. which had become very politicized. the slavery issue was heating up all over the nation. so the justices that were on the state supreme court, there were three of them, two of them

. >> close to 7,000 signatures were obtainedat in an online petition to have charges dismissed againstn 50-year-old bresha meadows come in members of the mahoning valley organizing coll court to get the petition to th prosecutor they want thee charg dropped: accuser killing her 41-year-old father jonathan meadows on july 28 inside of their warren home from a prosecutor said he cannot accep the petition. organizers said they will return: her mother says o that he had abused her for years and threatened too kill h and her children and she said thater bresha meadows was protecting her spirit i think counseling officeou with a psychiatrist or therapist but not in jail. >> relatives said they don't believe he was abusive comment v the s been logged since cameron cohen will be in court for a pretrial tomorrow and the have not decided if she will be tried as an adultowd drama one is thene next step? >> tomorrow they will have the pretrial hearingng prosecutor s if they can bring evidence of abuse come a then he would look at the charges come in that is what the defense is going to gather evide

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two alums of the school created the bring fame back to the fame school petition.val of principle dr. lisa marches laguardia admission process has been altered in favor of academic scores and attendance records. online petition states with the new administration's criteria talent counts for only 14% of the admissions process and this is resulted they say in hundreds of talented students being denied admission. >> our goal is for the artistic aspect of the education at laguardia to be as important as the academics. that's the whole idea of having a holistic process of having them audition and also looking at their grades. and if one is out weighing the other then that's a problem. >> well city education department officials say high schools set their own admissions criteria and laguardia'sare in line with current regulations but those behind the petition well they plan to meet with education leaders hoping to change the standards. >>> in minnesota two groups joined together for a game of football. >> high school football team and a home for senior citizens as fox's