supplemental analysis of san francisco recreation and park department ada program accessibility of recreationlements included in the 2012 ada stanards. review. presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 election. highlights include accessibility at polling place and ballot measuref special interest of seniors and voters with disability. presentation by jill fox, manager voter outreach department of elections. public comment is welcome. the council will take a 15 minute break. ajendsa item 7, information item. employment services program positive resourcesenter. the employment services program provides locational rehabilitation and job serve service for hiv/aids or mental health disability. they assist clients considering temporary work, permitinant part time or full time work or training and educational opportunities. presentat

recreation get hours of recreation of resources. deviously this included the recreation volunteers i just referenced above but we pulled those out so again the summers look quite different than the last time. we showed discharge, hours of recreation and resources now reflect the structured recreation provided by our staff or our partners. for example, the y which does self hope programming at rec centers. so just us and our partners now. then just sometimes these numbers are hard to understands we try to present them in different ways. this is a percentage. so 20% of the people getting about 46% of those recreation resources. scholarships, scholarships are not subject we don't have an outpatient but we want to show this because it could have actually gone in access as well because this is really reflects our commitment to make sure that everyone can get out and play. we want-by looking at these numbers it shows that in fact a marketing our education efforts to oh people understand the scholarships are available for all ages is-we ar

part of recreation but we want to make sure we have accessible recreation. topography is a challenging issue. locating elements within a area of high topography often means making decisions where you can locate something. i'm thinking of the frizz be golf in golden gate park. that is rugged terrain. the nature of that sport is turf and natural environment, so that is a bit of a tough one that really in order for that to be its sport and in the nature of the activity it is a challenging element so that is maybe something that could get looked at. >> thank you and one final question. you mentioned non rpd facilities like boating and fishing piers, >> yes, sir >> are they still covered by the ada and are they required to be become fully accessible? >> yes, they are. public and private sector entities title 2 and title 3 entities are required to comply with these standards. we just wanted to make sure we reviewed them but didn't put them on the rpd plate for taking action. >> did you give your recommendations and evaluation? >> that hasants bun done yet but can

came for recreational marijuana supporters. questions two was passed.. ending nevada's prohibition on pot. so what now? 8 news now repoter karen castro is live with a closer look at all the work that needs to happen before recreational sales begin. karen? ((karen castro)) u becomes law january first. a lot of administrative work will follow. but it could up to a year before recreational marijuana is regulated. ((question two celebration.)) ((karen castro)) long-time marijuana supporter and actor tommy chong joined a small crowd during an election night celebration. recreational marijuana is no longer illegal in nevada for adults 21 and over. ((tommy chong - question 2 supporter: its about time the rest of the world benefited from what ive been benefitting from for years.)) ((karen castro)) not get in trouble for possessing up to an ounce of pot. but it could be some time before recreational marijuana hits the retail market. the nevada department of taxation has a year to come up with regulations. ((joe brezny - yes on 2 campaign: i dont anticipate it tak

states had the chance to vote on recreational marijuana. more than 24 million in four states considered medical marijuana. nationwide polls showed support for marijuana is at an all time high... although there are still no plans to change the federal ban on the drug. here's a look at the states voting on recreational marijuana. arizona voters did not approve the pot measure. california with 56- percent of voters in favor of recreational pot 50-percent yes, and 50-percent no with about 90 percent of the votes in. massachusetts voted yes. and laslty, recreational marijuana was also approved in nevada. and here are the states voting on medical marijuana. north dakota, florida, montana and arkansas all approved medical marijuana. soda in boulder will cost you a little more after voters approved the state's first tax on sugary drinks. measure 2-h is most expensive local ballot measure in boulder history-- but supporters say it could raise as much as 3-point-8 million dollars a year. it passed last night 54 percent in favor and 45 percent against

recreational marijuana: massachusetts... which will now regulate marijuana just like alcoholic beverages. that state will also create a commission to regulate marijuana. and ?nevada approved recreational marijuana as well. that state will allow anyone 21 and up to possess an ounce of pot ?favor of recreational marijuana use.. .their new law goes into effect into about forty days. arizona also voted on recreational marijuana use.. but ?rejected the bill. and it wasn't hard for new yorkers to figure out who won last night... all they had to do was look ?up. the empire state building put on an interactive light show... as all the results came in. it started off red, white, and blue... and then tracked the electoral votes for each candidate. eventually, it displayed still ahead in our next half hour: much more on trump's historic victory... and another look at all the local winners. plus... fox 13's shayla reaves is ?live in pinellas county... with the latest on a tragic death, i had frequent heartburn, but...my doctor recommend

we do it to expose anyone and everyone to the recreation of ice skating. we're open every day from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30, so it's very family friendly. we create a ton of events for all different ages and all different people throughout the city to come in. >> now, throughout the show we will be talking about how the ice rink benefits the communities and the charities and things like that. it's not just fun and games even though it's a lot of fun and a lot of games. what are some of the events coming up for the anniversary? >> we have drag queens on ice. we have a silent disco night. we do a polar bear skate on new year's day. this year we launched a new program called learn to skate, which is every saturday and sunday of the month, and then we also have a new program called flashback fridays. >> that sounds like a san francisco kind of event here. >> yes. especially drag queens on ice. >> how can people find out information about these different events. >> they can go to the website at union square ice rink.com. >> how difficult is it to maintain this. you'

the closest race for recreational marijuana in the state. "marijuana consumers in nevada will no longer be subject to state-imposed penalties for merely enjoying a substance less harmful than marijuana users, members of law enforcement will now be able to spend their time preventing and investigating serious crimes that actually harm people." - joe brezny, coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol spokesperson "protecting nevada' children would like to thank all of it's supporters for a hard fought campaign. even though the voters have spoken and recreational marijuana will now become legal in our state, we hope the 2017 nevada legislature will pass regulations that will protect our children." - jimmy stracner, coalitions director, no on 2 people 21 and older can now possess and use marijuana... with a 15-percent tax on marijuana sales. that tax money will go toward education.

question two involves legalizing recreational marijuana. "it's an opportunity wasted, it has to be taken advantage of of revenue for the state. we pay about 10 percent tax on average for everything so that goes right to them and that size tax and everything else and this is a tourist town, you know, and that will generate interest as well." the dispensary offers products like flowers... concentrates and cannabis infused treats. when it comes to question two, many people are wondering how legalizing pot would play out here in nevada. and what are the pros and cons? tanner has this special report. <

recreational marijuana is on the ballot in five states. amount of americans living in states with legal recreational pot would go from 5% to nearly 25%. a state with the most experience in the legal weed business is colorado. dr. jon lapook went there to see what's working and what's not in a story for "60 minutes." >> reporter: this county in southern colorado has been called the napa valley of cannabis for a reason. no community has felt the impact of legalization more powerfully than pueblo. a former steel residents, it is now home to over 90 pot growing facilities. this is the heartland of legal marijuana in america, and it goes on as far as the eye can see. this is enormous. how big is this? >> we have 36 acres here, and there's 21,600 plants between all the four licenses. >> reporter: 21,600, that's a bob degabriel is a founder, which he runs with his son, catch. just three years ago, he was a real estate developer from north carolina. now he owns the largest recreational cultivation facility in the country. how did you get into the

it is like to eat another an airport check out our oblige at tumbler dating.com >> there is the recreationcommission meeting. will the secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner low. >> here. >> commissioner anderson. >> here. >> commissioner bo knee ya, commissioner harrison, commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner buell dez does have an excused absence, just a few quick reminders for everyone, we would ask that you please turn off any sound producing devices that may go off during the meeting and that you take any secondary conversations outside. if you would like to speak on an item today, please complete a blue card, commissioner, will it be three minutes? >> three minutes. er >> so, each person will have three minutes for public comment on each item. if there is an item of interest to you that is not on the agenda and is only the subject matter jurisdiction of recreation and park commission, you may speak under general public comment and that is item 4 and it is continued again on item 10. please address your comments to the commission during public comment on items in order to a

it's a ballot initiative that would legalize recreational marijuana. the marijuana policy project is doing to get pro question 2 voters to the polls. we'll talk pros and cons. should marijuana be legal in the state? and we'll learn what the mpp is doing on capitol hill. well, cannabis is the fourth most popular recreational drug in the world. it trails only alcohol, caffeine and tobacco. in the u.s. alone it's believed that more than 100 million americans have tried it. 25 million americans have used it within the past year alone. to see it legalized in the silver state. that's how many residents signed a petition to get legalization on the 2016 ballot. the las vegas-based coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol with the national backing and coordination of the marijuana policy project got well over the required 101,666 signatures required. now it's up to the voters to decide whether adults age 21 1 ounce of the product should it pass, marijuana would be regulated like alcohol. revenue from sales would be dedicated to public education and to regul

you can't go out an buy recreational marijuana in nevada today. there are still a lot of things lawmakers will have to sort through... like issuing licenses to dispensaries. and it's expected the recreational marijuana plant won't be available for sale until january of 2018. supporters of question 2 are excited what this can do for the state--- but others still have concerns.. :26-32 "i personally don't un drugs on the street is going to be better for any community." (butt) 17-26 shauntel ludwig, da vinci vaporizers "it'll be a commercial good so it'll benefit the entire valley to have taxes on this. it'll benefit our schools, our economy overall." the economy was a big selling point for supporters. they say millions of dollars will be raised in tax revenue that can go toward education in nevada. but those on the other side think the financial benefit was overstated to voters. overnight, we learned the measure to mandate universal this race took a long time to call... but just a couple hours ago... we learned 50-percent voted yes...49-percent vote

approve recreational marijuana has passed tonight. however it still remains illegal under federal law. back to you. ((dave courvoisier)) >>>as for question one...it's still too close to call... and is among one the most controversial ballot measures in nevada. question one would require private guns sales to go through a licensed dealer who would do a the current state law does not require one for transfers between unlicensed individuals. al salinas, a retired deputy chief with metro police is trying to change the loophole that exists in the law.. (( gun dealers conduct background checks on all buyers of guns :34 but unfortuanately there's a loophole in the law that allows private sellers to sell a gun to anyone without those background checks :41 so theres prohibited individuals...criminals, domestic abusers that aquire guns.... either online through the internet or at gun shows proponents say background checks will keep communities safe... while the opposition says it will do nothing to keep firearms out of the hands of criminals. t

let's talk about the recreational forecast. what are you doing tomorrow? you want to go to mount charlest temperatures that is the place to be. the high? 54 degrees on the mountain. if you want to go to red rock and do hiking, 70 degrees for the high. looks like a great day for hiking. light and variable winds with mostly sunny skies. head out to the lake and maybe do some fishing? it's warmer. 78 that's our forecasted high. winds are going to stay light out there as well. here's our 7-day forecast. the weekend in the las vegas valley looking great. mostly sunny skies. looking at highs in the 70s. still mild for monday and tuesday. then a bigger storm system is going to come in wednesday into thursday. we're going see clouds, breezy conditions and look at the drop in temperatures. we're talking just 62 degrees for the high on thursday. >> kim: when you see what we have for friday, i would take credit too, kelly. [ laughter ] i would take it. because you don't want it when it's not so good. >> krystal: we're talking rip-off alert today. it was a criminal wh

it is for medicinal use not recreational use. but like colorado medicinal block was very liberal even 18 year-old could claim they have fibril myalgia to get a certificate down the street. but that is with those physical conditions that could lead to consuming that legally. potentially the signatures would have to be collected so what may not make it on the about it but there is some problems that could be problematic and the biggest is there is no opposition or opt out. that is a strong tradition whether education or other areas for local control that is what the growers may have difficulty to excepting that position of marijuana in the community so that could be a fatal flaw in the ballot initiative. but because of that the commission spent a lot of time with some excellent professors university of wyoming. financially they had some very good information about these various issues and policy issues from various places to talk about the various models. it is a very restricted model. so what do i see as pending issues but first i

>>> opponents of legalizing marijuana for recreational use are making their final arguments to millions of americans. voters in five states will decide next week whether to nearly a quarter of the u.s. population would live in a state where pot is allowed. mireya villarreal shows us how this could send a strong message to congress. >> this is today's pot. ten tiles stronger than a marijuana cigarette. >> reporter: the ads are onlien news. >> you decide who wins. criminals in cartels for arizona stores. >> reporter: and the stakes are high. those who support recreational pot say this year's election could be a tipping point in the country's most popular drug. >> marijuana is now at the

. >> growing demand in nevada when recreational marijuana is sold in stores. >> news3 starts now. >> one of the biggest contracts for city of las vegas, is being renegotiated right now touching up a battle over who gets to pick up our trash. good evening everyone i'm jim snyder. >> i'm reed cowan in for marie mortera. >> top story at 11:00, news3's gerard ramalho joins us in downtown to tell us what's going on. >> reporter: jim, there is one company that has hemmed the contract since the mid 80s. you guessed it, republic services, now they're trying to extend their existing contract if you live in southern nevada, republic services is a name you know well. the company responsible for trash pickup and recycling in las vegas is pushing for a 15 year extension on its current contract. a contract that isn't set to expire until the year 2021. in a statement sent to news3 a spokesperson said in part, the city of las vegas will be better served continuing to partner with republic services. but at least two companies want in. trash contracts are lucrative and generally long term. sometimes l

it actually goes to the residents for all of their recreation purposes. but should we meet it, it means that the money will be in place for the administrators to put out a contract so there can be a contract awarded by march 15th. continue to operate if you don't get the money after 2017? >> i'm not, i'm not exactly certain of what happens after december 15th, if we don't meet dead line. the golf course will still be there. but the maintenance for this year would not be met. and they've told us if we don't meet that deadline, the course will be closed for 2017. >> aside from the golf course, what makes the old soldiers home have walking jewels there. when i go up to play, i don't go just for the golf course. i go to talk to the members up there, to hear their stories of life. they're such wonderful characters. there's one golfer that is working or that i played with is 94 years old and still plays. and she is a wonderful character. and another one who's there is ken fowler, who's an old salty seas. and they are the reason that it is so special. >> we wish

boulevard for recreation. the other thing people realize is, wow, i can actually use this to get places. people begin to sort of say, i can be on a bumpy old dirt road somewhere, or i could be on the modern parkway with a concrete or asphalt surface and i could be flying along here. so people begin to realize that these are convenient. and around the parkways just as we see with the development of parks, the minneapolis park system, people want to live next to the parkway. because you have access to recreation, to parks, you also have access to transportation. so it spurs residential construction. everywhere a parkway was built, houses began to build up and people began to realize that they can use these roads for commuting. so the landscape is a social and economic success. more parkways soon followed in its wake. perhaps one of the most famous was the westchester county park and parkway system which was an extension of the bronx river parkway. so bronx river parkway is down in here, and westchester county ta

((paul joncich)) >>> a mostly clean sweep for states looking to legalize recreational marijuana... including our own. what tuesday's decision means for legalization on the federal level./// <<< news music voice over: n six-thirty." >>> ((christianne klein)) >>> less than 24 hours after donald trump was elected as the next president of the united states... demonstrators are protesting america's decision. ((paul joncich)) >> this is a live look outside trump tower in new york city... all these people marched the streets... ending in front of the building bearing our next president's name. ((christianne klein)) >> and it isn't just new yorkers who are showing their displeasure with the decision... angeles... even republican leaning areas like nashville, tennessee in texas. thanks for joining us tonight at 6:30, i'm christianne klein. ((paul joncich)) >> and i'm paul joncich. despite these demonstrations from the people... as mary maloney reports... members of both parties are now hoping for a better shot at bipartisanship. hillary clinton/-d- presidential candidate: "this is not the o

the recreational use of marijuana--- in now legal in california. we'll tell you what this means, coming up after the break. and. trump's election raises a lot of questions--- from health care to immigration policy. we take a look at. what's next for a range of hot-button issues. plus. thousands of students in the east bay. walked out of class today in opposition of president-elect donald trump's victory. what the students have to say. >> steve:proposition 64, otherwise known as the legalization of recreational marijuana, was approved by voters on tuesday. kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with a break down on what exactly that means. * *pkg * if and when communities like san jose decide to allow the sales of recreational marijuana under prop 64, it might look something like this. like the existing 16 medicinal marijuana dispensaries already doing business. sean kalirai is a consultant for the industry. sot sean kalirai/medcinal marijuana consultant under prop 64, people over 21 can possess an ounce of pot and up to six plants. you can't

recreational marijuana sales are now banned in san jose even if california voters pass a ballot measure that would make such sales legal across the state. indicate tooy is live in san hoe -- katie is live to talk about why they took this preemptive step. >> reporter: dan, it is called an urgency ordinance and not a single person spoke up about it. the city council passed it unanimously. >> right now we do not want to open ourselves up to recreational marijuana. >> the city counsel voted to keep recreational marijuana illegal in san jose even if it becomes legal in california. that means no commercial growing, transporting or sales. the vice mayor says they want to avoid what happened when medical marijuana was legalized. >> at one point we had a hundred marijuana dispense res. >> the city had to hit the pause button. he has concerns about dui's edibles and cultivation. >> the state would allow any resident to grow marijuana in their backyard ox but not everyone wants to live next to the odor. >> he is an attorney specializing in the medical marijuana law. they say it covers san jose's c

sphwhrz what's changing and what's not for the new rules for recreational marijuana. just 48 hours after donald trump demonstrators continue. i'm marie mortera. >> i'm jim snyder. >> tonight as you can see on either side of my shoulders here there appears to be no end in sight of the protest. people unhappy that hillary clinton won the popular vote but lost the presidency. in portland, police say protests are now riots. her windshield bashed in my protesters. she's terrified. president elect donald trump is saying protesters are are induced. >> it's going to be tough for anyone who is not white and male. >> people are serious, not just that the results of the elecn rhetoric of donald trump, which has been -- which has been completely appalling and hateful. >> reporter: while most protests have been peaceful, outside the white house as the president elect are met with be president obama, be signs of the times. the first lady met with melania dealing with the president in the future including counsel. >> it is important for all of us regardless of party and regardless o

number 2 is hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending >> item number 2 is hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending february 1, 2017. there's 1-c and one applicant >> supervisor tang. >> thank you for considering this item which would go through rules committee, but we have an eager appointee who would like to start in december. i would like to invite mrs. dylan to speak. >> thank you for your e-mail. the floor is yours. >> hello. thank you for having me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco. born and raised in the miss

number 2 is hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending >> item number 2 is hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1, 2017, to the park, recreation and open space advisory committee. (rules committee)vacant seat 4, succeeding heather fuchs, resigned, must be nominated by the district 4 supervisor and from district 4, for the unexpired portion of a two-year term ending february 1, 2017. there's 1-c and one applicant >> supervisor tang. >> thank you for considering this item which would go through rules committee, but we have an eager appointee who would like to start in december. i would like to invite mrs. dylan to speak. >> thank you for your e-mail. the floor is yours. >> hello. thank you for having me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco. born and raised in the miss

there are major concerns over parks and recreation contracts in from 50 year deal to a free house. how your tax money is being spent and who is paying attention. >> we love our parks lakes and golf courses. so yes a parks and recreation is one of the largest city departnt match. >> we found a lack of formal guidance. >> we county pr does not have fine procedures. >> the recent parks and recreation audit raises questions about the longtime director finance fred weiss and his no called unique contract terms. >> is that in a nice way of saying sweetheart deals. >> there is no documentation to support or refute that statement. what is going on especially at city on golf courses. take a look. we found the contract for the event center has a highly unusual link. fifty years. >> can they do that. >> they have done. >> usually the city limits contracts to three to five years unless they are are special circumstances. >> this is a nuclear power plant i can understand 50 years but not operate a concession at the golf course. >> that is not only perk. the contract also states the owner can tr

recreational marijuana sales are now banned in san jose even if california voters pass a ballot measure that would make such sales legal across the state. indicate tooy is live in san hoe -- katie is live to talk about why they took this preemptive step. >> reporter: dan, it is called an urgency ordinance and not a single person spoke up about it. the city council passed it unanimously. >> right now we do not want to open ourselves up to recreational marijuana. >> the city counsel voted to keep recreational marijuana illegal in san jose even if it becomes legal in california. that means no commercial growing, transporting or sales. the vice mayor says they want to avoid what happened when medical marijuana was legalized. >> at one point we had a hundred marijuana dispense res. >> the city had to hit the pause button. he has concerns about dui's edibles and cultivation. >> the state would allow any resident to grow marijuana in their backyard ox but not everyone wants to live next to the odor. >> he is an attorney specializing in the medical marijuana law. they say it covers san jose's c

recreational marijuana is legal in 4 new states after this year's election-- including massachusetts. now that state's leaders are turning to colorado for first hand advice. two representatives with denver public health will speak with boston's board of health today. they're expected to talk about what denver's experiences after colorado became the first state to legalize recreation pot in 20-12. massachusetts has voted to let people over 21 to posses and grow small amounts of marijuana for recreational use month. retail sales are expected in 20-18. the city of denver is asking for the help of residents in deciding how to spend millions of dollars in bonds. next year - denver's "general obligation bonds" -- or "go bonds" -- will appear on a ballot. these bonds - come up every 10 years -- and they help pay for longer-term projects across the city and county - like parks, roads public input about which projects - matter most. the public will be able to give input through december 21st. the next meeting is tomorrow- from 6 to 7:30 p.m. - at teller elementary school. the city is also acce

. >> new rules, recreational marijuana will soon be legal. when will you be able to go in a store and purchase it? >> kim: rebels, rebels, season opener hours away. they are tipping off for the first time where it counts at the thomas and mack tonight and we have a preview of what to expect. >> dana: good morning. welcome in on this fabulous friday morning. it is 6:00 november 11. it was on this date that world war i officially ended. it is vince day. dana's late great father a world war ii veteran. my grandfather, father and brother all veterans. we want you to know that we appreciate your tremendous service to our country. >> dana: we're the wagners on this friday morning. we're going to check in with tom and that water main break in a second. as it is veterans day, i want everyone to go out there and hug a veteran. >> kelly: beautiful day to get outside and do that. we have beautiful weather couldn't be better. by noon today we're talking 77. at 4:00 79-degrees. we may break a record. not necessarily a record high but a record for 80-degre

san jose's city council has voted to 'temporarily' ban recreational marijuana. in order to buy some time so they city can come up with a scheme to oversee the new industry. there is no expiration date -- but city officials suggest. the temporary ban will remain in effect at least until 2018. other bay area cities making similar moves -- include palo alto, campbell, hayward and martinez. san jose is one of the bay area cities racing to put restrictions in place "before" california votes on prop 64. it's a move to retain control. community leaders are worried that the state will legalize recreational marijuana before they get a handle on how to regulate it. there's concern that illegal pot shops will spring up. san jose's city council has voted to 'temporarily' ban recreational marijuana.which buys time in coming up with a scheme to oversee the new industry. there's no expiration date -- but city official suggest the ban will remain in effect at least until 2018. other bay area cities making similar moves -- palo alto, campbell, hayward and martinez. the city of m

colorado legalized recreational pot four years ago. governor john hickenlooper told 60 minutes it hasn't been easy. ( gov. john hickenlooper/ colorado - d) "even with all the problems we have - and the challenges. i think we might be able to do this. but i'm not so confident that i'm telling the other states "yeah, go for it.. this is gonna be - this is a slam dunk." mireya villarreal, cbs new, ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the flood of candidates vying for last minute votes in southern nevada continues this week. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be here tomorrow. the event is expected to be in the afternoon.. though we haven't be given the details yet. early voting ends friday... and already more than 472-thousand votes have been cast. her opponent.. republican presidential nominee donald trump... was in the valley last sunday./// ((kirsten joyce)) >> the general election is with 8 news now on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> ash and lava spewing .... we will update you on a powerful volcan

and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. closed caption closed captioning local voters today are deciding whether nevada needs to have more background checks before you're sold a gun. it's all part of question one. fox5's adam herbets is live at a local gun shop off st. rose parkway to explain both sides. adam? john christine if you buy a gun at a one the gun shop in las vegas you're already going to have to go through a background check that's why question one in my opinion it's probably one of the most complex questions on the ballot this year take vo the people who want you to vote yes the people who are four it will tell you the whole point is to close a loophole they say if you buy a gun at a gun show as opposed to a gun shop you will be able to not have to jump through those same hurtles he won't have to get that background check and they say even if this law saves one life it's worth it the people who are against it save this whole thing punishes responsible law- abiding gun owners there's more restrictions more red t

their plans to supply recreational marijuana will call for expansion and that sup to new regulations the state has state senator says another concern is bridging the gap between when it's legal to carry an ounce of marijuana this january and when dispensaries can sell it a year later. wilson. wilson saying yesterday he will not prosecute small possession cases from the past considering that voters in this state passed recreational marijuana. if you have less than an ounce on you and you were caught in the last year or so he's not going to prosecute those cases as long as you keep your nose clean. >> kim: they are going to pot restaurants. you can bring your marijuana to a pot restaurant and smoke it outside. that is how fast this whole sire developing in our country. >> dana: there will be a smoking patio. >> kim: have we heard of anything like this before? marijuana laws in our great nation. speaking of our great nation, there is president obama speaking in front of all of greece, as he continues to make his final foreign visit of his presidency, we will take along the way. we have

>> there is the recreation and park commission meeting. will the secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner low. >> here. >> commissioner anderson. >> here. >> commissioner bo knee ya, commissioner harrison, commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner buell dez does have an excused absence, just a few quick reminders for everyone, we would ask that you please turn off any sound producing devices that may go off during the meeting and that you take any secondary conversations outside. if you would like to speak on an item today, please complete a blue card, commissioner, will it be three minutes? >> three minutes. er >> so, each person will have three minutes for public comment on each item. if there is an item of interest to you that is not on the agenda and is only the subject matter jurisdiction of recreation and park commission, you may speak under general public comment and that is item 4 and it is continued again on item 10. please address your comments to the commission during public comment on items in order to allow equal time for

it would make it explicitly clear to entrepreneurs that commercial recreational marijuana activities are not allowed here in san jose. it would confirm nonmedical marijuana is restricted to six live plans and cannot be grown outdoors. proposition 64 supporters question is the need for an ordinance. >> complete waste of time and taxpayer money and city resources. >> james anthony specializes in medical marijuana law and said everything addressed in the ordinance is already written into the proposition and in san jose doesn't want commercial operations for recreational marijuana it does not have to allow. >> the city of san jose is responding like chicken little and doing a pointless ban on something that will be legal after tuesday went proposition passes by a landslide anyway. >> it will likely take the state at least a year to write all of rules and regulations so even in 64 passes, do not expect to see any new decision expenseries selling recreational marijuana until at least 2018. >>> also, we are a week away from the presidential election. >> through a new tracking poll, it shows

for recreational marijuana... but many questions remain. ((paul joncich)) >> up next we break down what's next for recreational marijuana use here in the valley. ((christianne klein)) >> and... there could be some relief in sight. what's expected to open this friday and could provide relief to drivers./// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news more than 56-percent of the voters said 'yes' to question two. ((r may take some time. 8 news now reporter karen castro found out what's next. karen? ((karen castro)) >> it will be months before recreational marijuana hits the retail market. the initial licensing period will be restrictive... giving first dibs to medical marijuana facilities. question two officially goes into effect january first. from that time, the nevada regulations. after the rules are in place, only medical marijuana facilities will be allowed to apply for a license during the first 18-months. this includes: dispensaries, production and cultivation establishments. during the same period, distributor licenses will be lim

the quick actions from his neighbors to sav recreational marijuana becoming legal. now one town is saying not so fast. the late night vote that could be a ripple effect. >> announcer: complete news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, 4 a.m. on this tuesday, november 29. i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. keeping a close eye on weather spear. he is in the weather center with the advisories up. >> jason: a freezing rain advisory up right now. julie, daniel, good morning. light rain could be moving in and could be freezing at contact. it is going to be brief and not an ice storm but just enough to cause a problem on the roads. right now the big picture. where the steady rain is across pennsylvania. i am beginning to see light freezing rain eastward and this could be a problem, fitchburg at 41. orange and keene at 28. 20 degrees in norwood. cold wherever you go, but we will be warming above freezing as we head to 10 a.m. and that icy threat will end. then we are tracking the rain. look at this

have made recreation nag use. legal. >> . has passed in california. >> as of yesterday, even more states have made mary jane okay. >> california, nevada. massachusetts. passed recreational cannabis. >> michael weaner is a partner with the law firm. >> they represent many in the cannabis industry. here in colorado. he says with more states on board. the industry will grow. >> . no pun intended. a couple problem solve consumer alerts. a denver marijuana business voluntarily recalling pot and pot concentrate. because of unsafe pesticide residue. the recall effects some products sold at oasis superstore locations. in denver. the department of environmental the products should throw them away and return them to the store. >> . >> aurora police officer who was shot in the face. when a murder suspect fired several rounds at a group of denver and aurora police officers. >> ashly michaels joining us live with the how the officer is doing. >> the aurora police chief is calling this a miracle. now the gunshot wound is not life threateni

next, the one drug that could save your life. >> maria: first medical marijuana and now recreational marijuana becoming legal in the state. question you have been asking. when will marijuana go on sale. >> tom: great weather. huge disturbance we know when the feign weather pattern will brake down. >> maria: nevada voters spoken recreational marijuana will be legal january first. >> jim: 54 saying yes. when will we see retail pot las vegas. >> we are live to explain and you have a marijuana grow facility off boulder highway and twain. >> well are 700 plants in this room alone. look for yourself. has nevada just legalized recreational marijuana the industry is getting ready. >> nevada joins a wave of west coast green from washington to california. >> this market is going to demand. >> matthew is the vice president of shingle las vegas. a medical pot dispensary boasting 72,000 square feet eye billion dollars boost to business. >> we will build out additional space in the future to meet what we expect. >> reporter: on january first marijuana but another year before the rule to govern the

about 120 dispensaries could end up getting recreational licenses state-wide. weekend. the 215 will be closed in both directions at the airport connector. this is a live look right now. smooth, easy going. but that may change come this weekend from 9:00 p.m. friday until 5:00 a.m. on monday. usually there's not a ton of traffic on the weekend. crews are installing parts of the flyover off ramp. if you need to get to mccarran you can navigate through the detours but it's going to take you extra time. best and take tropicana then find your way to the airport all the same. >> michelle: news 3 is your weather authority. as we get ready to welcome in these cooler temperatures we've been talking about, tomorrow we're going start with wind today right. >> kelly: it is getting very windy. the wind advisory already in place. i'm going start out with a time-lapse from this morning. this is the las vegas day school camera. this one you can really see the cameras start to shake. the trees starting to dance. concerned, we've already hit our high today. the high at mccarran is 79 deg

senate majority pac is responsible for recreational purposes.. but many opponents are raising concerns about the possible dangers that pot-laced candy could pose to children. as part -4-.... in our series of special reports... 13 action news anchor.... todd quinones travelled.... to denver, colorado. tonight... he looks at the lessons learned..... from the growing popularity.... of edible marijuana. if you think 'smoking' marijuana is the hot trend... think again. 'eating' it is. 24:48 edible account fo percent of market.... i think edible will take over flower next year. tyler henson is the president of the colorado cannibus chamber of commerce. he contends edible marijuana's appeal over the flower you can smoke is based on taste and discretion. 24:38 now i have this great chocalte truffle or ganola bar... nobody knows i'm consuming cannibus and it tastes great but that appeal led to problems with children getting sick. 23:07:16 this is all edible these products in the first year or two attorney rachel o'bryan is an advocat for tightet restricti