it is an issue of possessing animals that tennessee law says you are not allowed to possess them. >>ause of the nature of the animal. >> it isse e isses eimated 125 e poisonous snakes in the u.s., clustered in the south. both preachers offered a rare glimpse inside the pent koacost tradition. after it aired, authorities cracked down. >> could be an argument you are going after the case because it came a television case. >> it is a violation of the law. lots of people speed. if you pull up to a police car and race your engine and take off in extreme speed, you should expect to get caught. >> reporter: so that was tantamount to taunting law enforcement? but the prosecutor says people began complaining once they saw what was going on inside the homes and houses of worship in their neighborhood. afraid snakes might get loose. >> the list goes on and on. for qualification that you have to meet to possess the species. and, you know -- obviously -- a small church building with, a locked door doesn't qualify. >> oh, my golly. please tell me they're all in cages. >> reporter: he has a permit

zimmerman's possession at all.u'll have to have a third party go to the residence with law enforcement in order to get your personal possessions that may remain there. mi miss state attorney, anything else you'd like to add? >> nothing, your honor. >> regarding that, mr. zimmerman would prefer to go by himself. he'd be accompanied by several law enforcement officers. he would not be touching the weapons or ammunition. i'm not sure there's another person 9/11 area that can accompany him to retrieve his personal belongings. he's asking the court if he would be allowed to go there himself. >> no, i think it's bess if somebody else goes there. this is a volatile situation potentially. i'm going to leave that as a reasonable condition of bond. >> judge, excuse me. regarding the impact monitor. the court took notice he's indigent. we're asking the court to reduce or waive the cost of that device. >> i'll waive the cost. >> thank you, judge. >> thank you, your honor. >> the exclusionary zone, to be clear, was how many fee

both teams will have an opportunity to possess the football unless the first possession results in a touchdown or a safety. visiting captain call the toss. the call is heads. it is a tail. you've won the toss. which goal would you like to defend? are you choosing to defend a goal? new england has won the toss, elected to defend. they will kick to denver in this direction. >> cris: they are taking the wind. >> al: bill belichick has decided to take the wind. >> al: right. very interesting call. dramatic game in foxborough. more to come. >> al: so bill belichick electing to make the wind the biggest factor. his team with its backs to the wind, so gostkowski will kick off. and what he's doing is he's letting denver have the ball first and basically saying, okay, they're not going to score a touchdown because that's how denver would win the game without new england getting it. at worst a field goal and new england would still get the ball with the wind. and gostkowski's kick will go out of the end zone. peyton manning will go to work at the 20 yard line. in overtime in their career, care

yes, murder is murder, possession is possession.ut when you deal with people that take care of children, you know, when you deal with a mother, a grandmother, it's a little bit different. they are less likely to talk than the men. because i think women have more to lose. they have children and that's always a deciding factor for a woman to divulge any information. you know, their families are still out in the world. they are not as ready to give up that sort of information. >> rather than risk putting their loved ones in danger, many women will choose to fight their cases or serve their time in prison. >> it's easy to get in here but it's hard as hell to get out. you accept what you did and then you deal with it. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder and armed robbery of a police officer that i've never even seen. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder and a home invasion charge which was self-defense. >> i had a gun and the gun went off and shot the girl. >> it's innocent people in here who ain't done nothing. >> all i can do is w

both teams will have an opportunity to possess the football unless the first possession results in a touchdown or a safety. visiting captain call the toss. the call is heads. it is a tail. you've won the toss. which goal would you like to defend? are you choosing to defend a goal? new england has won the toss, elected to defend. they will kick to denver in this direction. >> cris: they are taking the wind. >> al: bill belichick has decided to take the wind. >> al: right. very interesting call. dramatic game in foxborough. more to come. the pace of change is accelerating. the way we... perform, compete and grow. and people are driving this change. that's the power of human resources. the society... for human resource management and its members know... how to harness that power, because we helped develop it. from the next economy, to the next generation, we help get... the most out of business, by getting the best out of people. shrm. leading people, leading organizations. >> al: so bill belichick electing to make the wind the biggest factor. his team with its backs to the wind, so gos

zimmerman's possession.ll have to have a third party to go get your personal possessions that may remain there. anything else to add? >> judge regarding that condition, mr. zimmerman would prefer to go there and obviously have several law enforcement officers and not touching the weapons or ammunition. i am not sure there is another person that can accompany to retrieve personal belongings. if he would be allowed to go there himself? >> no, i think it is best if someone else go ez there. i will leave that as reasonable condition of bond. >> he is reduce or waive the cost of that monitoring device. >> i will waive the cost. >> thank you, judge. >> and judge how many feet? . >> 1500 feet to those two areas. >> thank you, your honor. >> we'll see you back january 7th, 2014. best of luck to you. >> you have watched the first court appearance of george zimmerman. the state asked that he be held on 50,$000 bond and the judge didn't let him go free and requesting a $9,000 bond. and we'll get your reaction to all of

in part >> reporter:which is probably why he had in his possession wrapped in a old lottery scracher ticket. something that appeared to look like cocaine >>wanna test it >> reporter:it was actually baking soda, something to think about if you thought of coming to san francisco to buy drugs then there was 47 year old willie jackson today was a good day for deputies because willie is know as a runner >> >> reporter:a runner is just what i mean, he runs everytime the police or sheriff attmept to talk to him he also has a no bail felony warrant >> reporter:in his possession was a used methaphemies pipe which he will also be charged with.oh i almost forgot to mention willies warrant is for possession of a controlled substance >> reporter:willie was out of his area so to speak so deputies saw him walking along just and now off to jail he goes >> reporter:almost everyday this cat and mouse game goes on >> reporter:and every day almost without fail deputies from the san francisco sheriff's department warrant services unit are yanking dangerours felons off the street >> reporter:i'm glad to n

time table that iran would possess nuclear bomb within one year or two year or three years therefore this has been proven to international community that israel is lying and i really don't understand why france is going to block such a peaceful deal based on such a false claims of israel as well furthermore alarm from journeys in any sanctions or restrictions until it's sure quote again iran's not seeking to build a bomb but what about last week's report that the nuclear programs virtually frozen that's partly not provided any assurance of france at all and as it. no first the world. has about five thousand. inspections of your rainy and nuclear program and frequently has announced there is no evidence of diversion toward the opposition this is clear but i really dealt with the real concern of france usable nuclear bomb because france has a strategy to relations with israel israel is not a member of n.p.t. and possess about four hundred nuclear bombs therefore france should not be concerned about nuclear bomb france help israel to master nuclear bomb france help in the two master nuc

cannabis every year there are one hundred thousand people who have ended up with a criminal record for possession as a result of this and at this stage i think people have worked out that the current strategy is not working it's leaving money in the hands of the criminals and it's actually making cannabis a far more dangerous substance now i know that you recently introduced the bill on the cannabis legalization to dull the irish parliament and some of your fellow in peace have been pretty skeptical some are even openly critical of such proposal with all the aware and those that you mentioned earlier why do you think there is still such a strong opposition to this move. well i suppose the reality is that the vast majority of the members of our dollar the members of our parliament appear to be opposed to this legislation and i would suggest that the reason why they would be opposed is that they are afraid as being seen as soft on drugs somehow and they're not being as hard line as maybe they expect their enforcers for them to be and the at this stage it's becoming clear to me that the general publ

zimmerman's possession at all.ird party go to the residence with law enforcement in order to get your perm possessions that may remain there. anything else you'd like to add? >> no, thank you, your honor. >> regarding that condition, mr. zimmerman would prefer to go there will himself. obviously he would be accompanied with several law enforcement officers. he would not be touching any of the weapons or the ammunition. i'm not sure that there is another person in this area that can accompany him to retrieve some of his personal belongings. so he is asking the court if he would be allowed to go there himself. >> no, i think it's best that somebody else goes there. i really do. this is a volatile situation potentially. i'm going to leave that as a reasonable condition of bond. >> and judge, excuse me. i'm sorry. regarding the impact monitor, the court took notice that he is indigent. we're asking the court to reduce or waive the cost of that device. >> i'll waive the cost. >> everything that you, judge. >> thank you,

congressman trey ratel will be a raped on charges he possessed cocaine. "usa today" reports the florida republican bought the cocaine from a dealer who had been previously caught. the d.a. then set up a sting. in a statement he apologized to his family and added his battle with alcoholism led him to what he called a, quote, extremely irresponsible choice. he faces 180 days in prison and $1,000 fine. >>> we move on to a bizarre and tragic story out of virginia. a prominent state lawmaker is in fair condition after a brutal attack. police believe his 24-year-old son did it. officers were called tuesday to the home of state senator deeds. he had been stabbed numerous times and his son gus was found dead of an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. gus was a constant figure on the campaign trail in 2009 during his dad's run for governor. police say right now it all points to an attempted murder-suicide. a health official told the richmond times dispatch that gus had been admitted to a local hospital for a mental evaluation on monday and was later released. >>

of illinois did not just leave material possessions in the tornadoes. as we can see from these facebook pages, many were also separated from their [ets. -- pets. they have been circulating photos. they can provide a lot of comfort through these difficult times. women from columbia have been means "inder a #that pickupminiskirt, so what it was -- so what." it is in response to the suggestion that a customer of a market was great because she was -- raped because she was wearing a miniskirt. with over 112,000 followers on instagram, two and a half year old boss know bulldog is one of the webs most popular animals. web users love the getups. you can take a peek on the bulldog's instagram page. in the cold, these people are here for the chance of free health care. the arlington free clinic provides care to around 1700 patients that would not otherwise be able to afford treatment. people like this u.s. citizen originally from bangladesh. >> i had a full checkup. alas four years i have not seen any doctor because i cannot afford to go there. >> the charity-run

willing to take that because there are still countries where you can be executed for possession or our trade of cannabis china thailand singapore united arab emirates that execute your for a lot of other things to that as well so do you see that. as part of the human rights campaign i mean are you willing to engage yourself in a debate when you would be pressing a not only of war legalisation of cannabis in our land but can painting for they have meant of those punishments and say united arab emirates well look we've seen what their own situation here first and we've seen with the country especially easiest to solve what their countries that you mentioned there it's an even bigger problem and i would be opinion and of the opinion that she's actually a human right to consume watch you want so long as it isn't harming alter so this is actually a bigger issue and then kind of this is about the suffering that's all you have over my own body well mr flanagan our time is up thank you very much for your thoughts and if you like additional please join us again same place same time here in the

there is always fear their few possessions could be stolen.ng 2,000 homeless chicagoans getting free backpacks to hold everything from clothing to personal documents. >> there are a bunch of compartments, i can put my blanket there and it's waterproof, too. >> it's the brainchild of chicago businessman ron kaplan. >> we're going give everyone one. >> using money from a family foundation kaplan partnered with high sierra to provide the packs. he started giving them away last year at chicago churches and expanded the program this year to boulder, colorado. >> living in chicago, and seeing people on the streets with plastic bags and inadequate means to carry their stuff safely, i just said, well wait a minute. shouldn't there be a backpack for these people? or some device. >> these packs were designed specifically for the homeless. they're extra large and weather resistant. inside is a rain poncho that is detachable, and this is a strap that can be worn around the owner's wrist so it cannot be stolen while the owner is sleeping. >> reporter: it w

. >> a prized possession from the law. live in san jose. tonight a giants fan wants a barry bonds autograph that was given to her when she was in the hospital bed more than years ago. her emotional story is next. >> also ahead at 11:00, does it go too far. the halloween costume that got employees suspended and why the punishment is not enough. >> throwing down tv. one unique approach that is flipping the switch on prime time programs. >> 74 today, but big time changes coming your way. i'm jeff ranieri. we are tracking the windy and also cold weather for the weekend. our next chance of flan the next few minutes. . >> her prized possession has been stolen. a gift from giants legend barry bonds. george kiriyama joins us with the story. >>> it was so important to her. they were a highlight to her for the families in the icu. >> the icu was a place where she spent weeks in 2003. she had to have a double lung transplant to survive and was in the icu where she met barry bonds for the second time. the first was at a make a wish event in florida whe

like i said, a simple possession case would be highly unusual for the police to base their evidence on a video alone. i think a lot of defense attorneys have said, and i agree with this, that when it comes to the burden of proof, beyond a reasonable doubt, juries take a look at that more seriously than they might in a run of the mill drug case. >> you're so good on this. stick around i've got a couple of other cases. >> gladly. >> i've got other news. the senate is going to vote today on workplace protections for gay people. you might not know this, but right now workers in a lot of states can be fired just because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. so because of that, writing in "the huffington post," president obama has said that is offensive, wrong, and it needs to stop. who you love, the president says, should never be a fireable offense. cnn will keep you posted on that vote. >>> chaos this morning at the opening of the trial of the post egyptian leader mohamed morsi. he told the junk that he is the legitimate leader of egypt and that those who overthrew him should fa

courtroom where he pleaded guilty to a cocaine possession charge. standing quietly next to his attorney, he admitted he bought cane on a d.c. street last month. he said, i apologize for what i've done. i've hit a bottom where i realize i need help. the first term republican congressman could have been put behind bars for up to six months on the misdemeanor charge. he escaped jail time on a plea agreement worked out with the attorney's office. he will be on probation for a year. if he stays clean the charge will be removed from his record. john norris is a long-time offense attorney not connected to the case. they want informants to give up higher level dealers. >> people who possess are no @ target. however, because he's a congressman, i'm certain that's why he was targeted. he agreed to buy 3.5 grams of cocaine for $250. he got in the offer's car and got the drugs. once he got out of the undercover cop car he was immediately approached by federal agents. that's when he dropped the cocaine on the ground and agreed to cooperate. radel who calls himse

willing to take that because there are still countries where you can be executed for possession or our trade of cannabis china thailand singapore united arab emirates that executed for a lot of other things too though as well so do you see that as part of the human rights campaign i mean are you willing to engage yourself in a debate when you would be pressing not only of war legalisation of cannabis in our land but can painting for they have meant of those punishments and say united arab emirates well look we've seen what their own situation here first and we've seen with the countries special easiest to solve what they can trace that you mentioned there and it's an even bigger problem and i would be opinion and of the opinion that she's actually a human right to consume watch you want so long as it isn't harming alter so this is actually a bigger issue and then kind of this is about the sulfur in chief that i have over my own body well mr flanagan our time is up thank you very much for your thoughts and if you like additional week join us again same place same time here in the world

i think we shouldn't put people in prison for long period of times for possessing drugs. >> that was on the display at the military academy where paul tried to convince cadets and voters he's not their father. >> channelling the pentagon's chief, he says any investment must be the consent of congress.

sellers would -- sunnyvale's two gun sellers would have to keep sales of guns for two years and ban possession of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds with some exceptions. so anybody with a magazine with more than 10 rounds has to surrender that magazine? >> no. if i understand it, they were grandfathered in and they have a purchase price of it prior to that, they're fine. >> unfortunately a lot of the effort is not backed by a sound legal basis. >> reporter: another says the measure would hurt legal gun owners, for example, like not reporting a stolen gun while you're on vacation. thieves who get ammo sales

found in possession of a cell phone.tually, i wasn't found in possession of a cell phone. i was found in possession of a cell phone charger. and i gave the cell phone to them after they shook me down and didn't find the cell phone. i brought the cell phone to them. >> but you were found guilty of possession of a cell phone. >> i pleaded guilty. >> first of all, you understand that if this marriage is approved, it will be a non-contact marriage? >> yes. >> and that you and/or your intended spouse will have to bare all costs associated with the marriage. what i will do is i will approve your request to be married. and your intended spouse will be informed by the marriage coordinator at the facility, who is chaplain rogers. >> i'm really excited about getting married and all. it's going to happen on the 23rd. like i said, she's a good girl. she's solid. she don't let things get in her way. she's there when you need her. through the good and through the bad. and, you know, i'm really excited about it. i'm ready. if you're wa

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after allegedly selling plawrnlg to undercover detectives. 49-year-old melvin woods also faces a possessionrge after police discovered less than a gram of pot. >> our detectives initiated an investigation. we found out that a daycare was run out of the house and drugs were sold out of the house. >> some of the children were at the location. >> i don't know that. i wouldn't know about it. >> reporter: but a man who has made a living caring for other people's children now find himself defending his business from expriewt ni based on the alleged actions of his own. >> i'm sorry. there was no marijuana in

. >> nyp is charged with possession of narcotics, pled not guilty and is awaiting trial.he says her problems began with a pain pill addiction that escalated 6 when her youngest daughter chose to live with her father and girlfriend. >> i said, "you can go live with your dad." from that point on, it became empty. my older daughter was involved in high school sports and wasn't home. i would work and my little one was gone. it just didn't have any purpose and so i hit that pipe and i sat down, and i really never left it again. i never left that life. >> that life led nyp to a street in grand rapids with a reputation. >> division is the main street for prostitution. i did walk the streets prostitution-wise. there's a lot of money. it's basically what a lot of girls make their money. they make $1200 in a day. i spent everything i got on drugs. it was different than anything i imagined my life would be. >> nyp's crack addiction led to multiple arrested in grand rapids and one prior conviction for possession. >> somebody asked me the question one time, do you love your daughters

cannabis every year there are one hundred thousand people who have ended up with a criminal record for possession as a result of this and at this stage a thousand people have worked out that the current strategy is not working it's leaving money in the hands of the criminals and it's actually making cannabis a far more dangerous substance now i know that you recently introduced the bill on the cannabis legalization to the dole the irish parliament and some of your fellow m.p.'s have been pretty skeptical some are even openly critical of such a proposal with all the aware and those that you mentioned earlier why do you think there is still such a strong opposition to this move. well i suppose the reality is that the vast majority of the members of our dollar the members of our parliament appear to be opposed to this legislation and i would suggest that the reason why they would be opposed is that they are afraid as being seen as soft on drugs somehow and they're not being as hardline as maybe they expect. for them to be and be at this stage it's becoming clear to me that the general public i've ac

. >> this time she's charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting arrest, but she alsoes a more serious charge, strong-arm robbery in neighboring creek county. she has pled not guilty to all three charges. >> i allowed myself to be accustomed to the darker side of life very young. i learned how to do drugs at a very young age. the moment i hit 18, i started stripping. it will eat you up, it will consume you, that lifestyle. i'm just a lost child trying to get back to my adulthood, really, because i can't get back to my childhood because i have two children that i'm supposed to be being a mother to. >> you've really got to quit jumping your cuffs. you understand me? >> if lopez is struggling with the responsibilities of both adulthood and parenthood, the same might be true for the father of her two children, matthew west. he's currently incarcerated about 60 yards down the hall in the men's segregation unit for arguing with the jail nurse. >> adriana mobil lopez, my friend, my confidante, my baby's mama, my friend to me, sometimes. i love her to death, sometimes to the b

he was convicted of kidnapping, he was convicted of kidnapping, drug possession and possession drug possession and possession of a sawed-off shotgun. of a sawed-off shotgun. >> dick conners' infirmary is >> dick conners' infirmary is where everybody comes to die. where everybody comes to die. we have guys with cancer, we have guys with cancer, leukemia, bone cancer. leukemia, bone cancer. one guy's got leukemia, bone one guy's got leukemia, bone cancer and lung cancer, all in cancer and lung cancer, all in the same. the same. that's what he's here for. that's what he's here for. he's here to die. he's here to die. >> one inmate seth takes care of >> one inmate seth takes care of is blind -- a wool cap pulled is blind -- a wool cap pulled down over his face to prevent down over his face to prevent light from irritating his eyes. light from irritating his eyes. he is one of several inmates he is one of several inmates here seth says has been granted here seth says has been granted medical parole, but remain medical parole, but remain behind bars simply because they behind bars simply because the

daryl is on probation for possession of a controlled substance.s he forgot the whole check and parts. which is probably why he had in his possession reps in an old lottery scratcher tickets something that the judge appeared to look like cocaine and was actually baking soda, something to think about if you thought of coming to san francisco to buy drugs. then there was 47 year-old willie jackson. if today was a good day for deputies because willie is known as a runner. a runner is out just what i mean, he runs every time the police are sure to attempt to talk to him he also has a nobel felony warrants. in his possession was a used methaphemies pipe which he will also be charged with all i almost forgot to mention willie is want is for possession of a controlled substance. will it was out of his area so to speak so deputy saw him walking along just in now off to jail vigo's. almost every day this cat and mouse game goes on. and every day almost without fail, deputies from the san francisco sheriff's department warned services units are yanking dange

courtroom after being charged with cocaine possession. representative radel faces jail time. >> reporter: good morning. congressman radel pled guilty to one count of drug possession. the prosecutor said he actually purchased cocaine multiple times using it alone and with others. >> for republicans, trey was a fresh young face 37-year-old former use anchor and new father who dubbed himself a hip hop conservative. charging documents claim the first term congressman partied too hard october 29th when he unlawfully knowingly and intentionally possessed an unspecified amount of cocaine. reporters that went to his office tuesday found the door locked. he missed afternoon votes. in a statement and on social media he says i struggle with the disease of alcoholism. this led to an extremely irresponsible choice. as the father of a young son and husband to a wife i need to get help and be a better man to both of them. radel got caught buying cocaine as an undercover officer posing as a dealer in a neighborhood not far from the u.s. capitol. it was a

. >> knight is charged with possession of narcotics. she's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. she says her problems began with a pain pill addiction that escalated when her youngest daughter chose to live with her father and his fiance. >> she wanted a family and i couldn't deny her that, i had that growing up. so i decided, you can go live with your dad. and from that point on, it just became very empty. my older daughter was involved in high school sports and wasn't home. and i'd work. and my little one was gone. i just didn't really have any purpose. and so i hit that pipe and i sat right down and i really never left again. i never left that life. >> that life led knight to a street in grand rapids with a reputation. >> division is the main street for prostitution. i did walk the streets prostitution-wise. it's a lot of money. that's basically what a lot of the girls -- that's how they made their money. they could make $1,200 a day. but i spent everything i got on drugs. it was different than anything i'd ever imagined my life would be. >> knight's crack addiction has led t

daryl is on probation for possession of a controlled substance.at will check and parts. which is probably why he had in his possession wrapped in an old lottery scratcher tickets something that appeared to look like cocaine. >>: one untested. >>: it was actually baking soda, something to think about if he thought of coming to san francisco to buy drugs. then there was 47 year-old willie jackson. today was a good day for deputies because willie is known as a runner. the runner is just what i mean, he runs every time the police are sure to attempt to talk to him. he also has a nobel felony warrants. in his possession was a used in that means-- methaphemies pike which he will also be charged with all i almost forgot to mention what we want is for possession of a controlled substance. will it was out of his plea so to speak as a deputy saw him walking along just now off to jail he goes. almost every day this cat and mouse game goes on. and every day almost without fail deputies from the san francisco sheriff's department warned services units are hint

i'm at hunt for possession of marijuana, which is actually my second felony.used to tell me on the street that i was addicted to marijuana and i would be like, no, i just use it because i don't want to feel this pain or that pain. when the truth of it was is at first it may have started out as that reason, but after so long of using it i truly became addicted to it. after the first two possession charges i got, i never really got any help or tried to make any strides to change it. i really want to get over my addiction because i know all it did was harm my body and harm my mind mentally. >> impact staff feel the program can help trainees like goss overcome their dependency on drugs. >> you know, these guys can't drink. they can't smoke a joint occasionally. they can't work all week and decide i just want to pick up a six-pack of beer and drink it in my house. they don't have that opportunity anymore. >> not everyone is cut out for the rigorous requirements of impact. participating inmates must submit themselves entirely to their superiors or be expelled. >> i

congressman is due in court to face a charge of cocaine possession. the accused is republican trey radel who represents parts of southwest florida, and some of his constituents say they're not happy. >> he needs >> he's destroying his own family, so what he's care about us, the people he's supposed to be representing. >> radel could face a fine and prison time. athena jones is in washington, she'll be headed into court shortly. i understand you have new details how this arrest was made. >> reporter: yes, good morning john. we're just learning through the help of our justice correspondent evan perez representative radel was arrested in a sting that was part of a broader investigation by the dea, and the fbi, of a drug trafficking ring here in washington, d.c. he was not -- buyers and users were not the targets. it was the dealers themselves. they learned through a dealer one of histocustomers was a congressman and arranged this sting. we expect to see a contrite congressman radel when we peers just a few minutes from now in court. he said he's profundl

and turn over highly enriched uranium that they have in their possession to the international community. those four things, i think, would be a good outcome for the world and quite frankly iran. >> well, that sounds like the end deal as opposed to an interim deal. is there any way that you think congress could approve in a resolution which i'm assuming doesn't have the force of law but correct me if i'm wrong on that. but what they were looking for it sounds to me like what secretary kerry and the president is looking for is something to kind of put iran on hold as far as its nuclear program was concerned while they work out some of those big things that you're talking about. >> well, my fear is that we're going to wind up creating a north korea type situation in the mideast where we negotiate with iran and one day you wake up, they don't give up their enrichment capabilities, they don't die vest themselves of plutonium producing reactor, centrifuges continue to spin and you're going to have a nuclear iran and that is far more destabilizing for the mideast than a nuclear northeast. so i

why is it if it is okay to regulate possession of marijuana, local ties, why is it unconstitutional to regulate the use of something that can kill another human being, a chemical that can kill or maim another human being? i don't understand where the disconnect is in terms of federal or state system. >> i think it gets down to the difference between rage on the one hand and lopez on the other which this court held as a rational way to regulate commerce to prohibit certain items. >> there is no dispute that these chemicals were transported along interstate lines. that is not even disputed. >> i don't finger was disputed in lopez, the firearm would have to cross state lines the the problem in lopez was the federal statute was not structured in a way that had a jurisdictional nexus that made the statute applicable as a regulation. >> this case to decide the commerce clause question. the government didn't even a search it. they assert it now but as we took the case the issue was whether the treaty supported the laws. >> that is right, just as scalia and the government like a private party

conference at this hour by the florida republican congressman who was convicted in washington today of possession of cocaine. and we may have reached the point where the only way to get out good news about the affordable care act is to leak it to glen greenwald service stamping it top secret. >> the obama administration's self-imposed deadlines. >> ten days before the administration's deadline. >> for fixing the federal health exchange website. >> obama care. >> obama care. >> obama care. >> they need to get this right. >> it passed the glitches with the website. >> the website and enrollment situation -- >> it will be a lot better. >> -- is in a better place today than two or three weeks ago. >> the health care law needs to be scratched. >> get rid of it? >> that's the only way it will work. >> i'm willing to work with democrats and republicans to fix this. the affordable care act is going to work. >> i think i'm pretty white, the whitest guy i know, i'm very pale. >> there is good news about the affordable care act tonight. it is not about the website. it is not about the enrollment numbers. go

gun owners are required to lock their guns away ifs -- firearms are not in their immediate possession -- firearms are not in their immediate possession. >> not the way to do it. >> reporter: they would be required to maintain ammunition sales. those prohib interred from owning guns would be deterred from purchasing ammunition. some who live in the sunny arts neighborhood say the restrictions make them vulnerable. recent break-ins have led them to install security cameras. >> they know you can't have an armed weapon. >> reporter: supporters say more gun safety is needed to prevent accidental deaths, shootings and suicides. >> it has to stop. the only way we can do that is make people aware if you legally gun a gun -- own a gun, take better care of it and keep accidents from happening. >> reporter: voters will get to decide when they cast their ballots tomorrow. in sunnyvale, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in pleasant hill a vote on gun regulation is scheduled for tonight. this establishes distance restrictions between gun stores and mark parks -- parks and schools. if appr

this is a picture of hell, a vision of grotesque dead men, a swarm of possessed human beasts sailingownhill into destruction. this is how george grosz saw berlin in his work funeral procession of 1918-- a city on the verge of chaos. in france, the sequel to victory was a period of stability. in this era of reconstruction, many artists who had been involved with cubism before 1914 injected into their work a new realism and order. fernand leger was one of these. his painting, mechanical elements, is an image of the machine not as destroyer, but as the precise, yet infinitely powerful tool with which a new france would be built. it was at this point picasso remade his links with the classical past. matisse continued to paint untroubled evocations of life

all almost forgot to mention which lays out what is for possession of a controlled substance.t of his areas so to speak so deputy saw him walking along just and now off to jail he goes. >> almost every day this cat and mouse game goes on. >> and every day almost without fail deputies from the san francisco sheriff's department warned services unit are yanking dangerous felons off the street. and >> i'm glad to know that kron4 was the only television station to show you this and there will be more to come in the future. >> writing with the san francisco water service unit stanley roberts kron4 news. it >> the low yellow rubber a rubber ducky has floated into the national tour if hall of fame in reaching the pinnacle of toward stardom. >> the eighth game of chess as the year's two inductees into the two-way holophane appeared and make no mistake about it this was no walk in the park. they faced some fierce competition as stringent criteria to appeared the game of chess and the rubber duck squeaked past teenage mutant ninja turtles, pac-man and my little pony for the honor. at th

will be spending the next year on >>> a followup on that florida congressman charged with cocaine possession, representative trey radel was sentenced to one year of supervised probation after he pled guilty to one count of drug possession in d.c. superior court this morning. the de a says radel bought the cocaine from an undercover agent in a sting operation last month not that far from the capitol. now he's entered an outpatient treatment program in washington. >>> president obama paid tribute today to former president john f. kennedy. >> he joined first lady michelle obama, former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton where they placed a wreath near the' terminal flame at kennedy's gravesite. mr. obama made no public comments but he did meet with kennedy relatives who gathered to honor jfk this week. friday marks the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination. >>> it was president kennedy who established the presidential medal of freedom and today that high honor was bestowed on 16 people from all walks of life. there was president clinton, oprah winfrey a