in the mists of that crisis that sam brown created and it's now a crisis sam brown has still found timeitious in a whole new way. it was the justy and how they wants them to rule on a face. there's a case before the kansas court and this new bill says that unless they rule the way in the case he will abolish the kansas court system. he will do the whole thing unless they rule the way that he wants them to in this one case. now, we mentioned this a couple of weeks ago and i was so shocked to hear that it excited. i mentioned it as like dad, do you believe that some legislatures somewhere is considering something outrageous. never in my wild dreams would i pass and law. it passed and sam is fracking signing it. it's law. it became law of kansas and sam brown. if you rule this way, i will defund the entire court system. enjoy the independence. amazing. between that and the way that kansas republicans blue up. the unlikely state of kansas is the most radical state in the country. wait there's more. sam brown took it one step further today. no hillary clinton last week made news when all sta

in the midst of that crisis that sam brown created and it's not a crisis sam brown has still found timed very ambitious in a whole new way. he just signed a law that tells the judges how he wants them to rule on a particular case. there's a case before the kansas courts, and this new bill he just signed said unless the courts rule the way he wants them to in that case he will abolish the kansas court system. he will completely defund the whole kansas judiciary unless they rule the way he wants them to in this one case. now, we mentioned this a couple of weeks ago and i was so shocked to hear that it existed. i mentioned it, like do you believe that some ledgealator somewhere is considering something this outrageous. never in my wild dreams would i think it would pass. it passed and it is law. it's law. if you rule this way, i will defund the entire court system. enjoy your judicial independence. amazing. between that and the way that kansas republicans blew up their own state's economy, the state that's in contention to be the most radical state in the country. wait, there's more. sam b

in kansas republican governor sam brown backs self-proclaimed real live experiment in anti-tax has createdrisis for kansans. they failed to come to an agreement on how to close the state's $765 million deficit. chris christie's got his hands full in new jersey where he's only been able to balance the budget by skipping pension payments that he's required by law to make. the state has had its credit downgraded nine times. in wisconsin governor scott walker still in negotiations there are the legislate clurure in wisconsin. he's proposed closing that gap with an austerity budget that includes cuts to the state's education budget. even texas economic is looking a lot less miraculous these days. we can look at the hard right economic experiments and say they were failures. this is not partisan analysis but an undeaniable fact when you look at the results. racial humidities would adjust accordingly but there's no room for facts or reality or adjustment when you have an ideology to follow. good luck with that in 2016. if you think it's awkward for jindal now, wait until he explains he wants to t

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governor brown's claim is mostly true. i'm sam brock. that's this edition of reality check. back to you. >> sam thank you. we see a little bit of everything around here right? including this. that's a herd of goats. this is a video shot by the berkeley lab. the goats are used to keep the grass short, helping of course with our fire danger. this is up in the berkeley hills. the goat herder is herding them to a new location. >> there's the cowboy who is going to be coming down the hillside. look at him. >> oh, yeah. >>> that is so cool. i would like to borrow just one goat. i will take really good care of him and he can eat the weeds around my house. >> it is totally legal to have a goat at your home. >> yes. it's like for a good cause. >> a goat for her birthday. >> i would love that. >> i need to borrow it when you're done. >> no problem. >> the weed whacker. i did that for like six hours one day. there's so much to do. >> good workout, though. >> yes. one more day of this heat coming our way tomorrow. then eventually we'll get cooling in the forecast. it's not going to budg

governor brown's claim is mostly true. i'm sam brock. that's this edition of "reality check." sam thanks so much. >>> a hurricane warning out for a big storm that is swirling off the coast of mexico. hurricane carlos is expected to strengthen then hit the southwestern part of the country on monday. take a look here at the overhead view of carlos from our satellite. rob mayeda joining us with power on this hurricane. we're technically in hurricane season now. >> absolutely. we've been seeing an active start. the rain we saw last week what was former hurricane blanca kind of unrachlveling and the moisture spread up toward california. this storm not going to take a similar faith. category 1 hurricane. winds of 85 miles per hour. it should strengthen somewhat before it approaches port ses and weaken as it interacts with the mountains and landmass of the west coast of mexico turning into a tropical storm and the moisture likely heading out to texas. we're watching hurricane carlos and what could be a developing tropical system near the yucatan peninsula. right now disturbed weather

practice field today with mini camp and they had a visitor sixers head coach brett brown with chip kelly. all right. sam the players fans want to know about. he looks good. but there's no contact. but what people want to know is about his recovery from that knee injury. bradford is following the plan by the doctors. >> from the day i've been here we've talked about a progression, and you know, i think this is kind of progression we've put out there um, you know everything the past couple of week has gone exactly how we wanted it to, and i think we're going to kind of keep going with the plan. >> he looks good on the field and people care about the eagles and the way the phillies are playing -- (laughter). >> it's hard to watch. when guys don't even think how to play the game it's terrible. that was carlos twice in a week. you weren't here. >> yeah. >> forgot to tag home plate. >> thank you howard. looks like it's calming down little bit. >> yeah, the severe weather threat is however we still looking at some pockets of heavy rain. sue of course will have update on this beginning at 4:00 a.m. >> that will

sam and claudia had to let their lawn do go brown to conserve water but they didn't like how it lookedhey painted it like the american flag in honor with flag day today. >> i hope everybody enjoys it and maybe the next holiday coming up we will think of another thing to paint. st. paddy's day, maybe a shamrock or two. but maybe the drought will be over by then. >> they are a festive couple. he has the red shirt and she has the blue and white. >> hopefully he is right with the drought being over. >> not only dot neighbors love it but strangers are popping by to ask them how do it on their own lawn. >> from the south bay to china in one flight. san jose international airport will welcomity first nonstop flight from china tomorrow. the inaugural flight from beijing so sjc is due in at 11:30 tomorrow morn ppgingmorning. san jose's mayor expected to be there along with the chancellor. >> a nightmare trip that left hundreds of passengers trapped on planes and also if freezing military barracks. we will tell but this. >> plus a relief for bart riders riders. work is done on the east bay. howe

brown has to see them him himself. he was coach kelly's guest today. sam bradford is beginning to do more in ota's.e took part in seven on seven drills. bradford is still limited due to that knee injury. he's itching to contribute. >> good to be back out there playing football t running routes out there as i've thrown over the past couple months it's nice to be out there with the guys getting a feel for his offense and actually running the plays we're going to run. i think the past couple weeks have gone really well as far as the percentage of what i'm not sure how much i've progressed but the knee feels good. >> you couldn't blame matt barclay if he missed this week's ota's but he's not missing it. bark clay's wife brittany gave birth to the couple's first child. john barclay entered the world at 8-pound 11 ounces. dad may not be getting much sleep in the couple months but he's okay with that. >> kind enough to come right before fathers day and giver me a little present but it's the best feeling in the world. >> the phillies have the worst record -- road record in baseball, seven and 20. i wish i

brown is outfront with more. >> reporter: tonight indications uhe sam made rahim became suspicious the fbi was on to him. he wrote i headrd clicking noises on my phone and an fbi agent called him and said i came by your house a few times but kept missesing you. law enforcement officials confirm rahim had been on the fbi's radar for the past couple of years. they say he met on a road islands beach sunday with his revenue and unnameded man. police searched the home wednesday and law enforcement source tells cnn agents have spoken with him but he's not been arrested. the three allegedly plotted to behead pamela geller in new york before rahim changed his plan and decided to attack police officers in massachusetts on tuesday. according to the fbi. >> the trick of this is frankly let's the person get close enough so that they are taking a substantial step forward, that their efforts their actions are prosecutable. >> reporter: cnn communicated with the third individual through twitter back in march as part of reporting on americans who follow jihadists. he indicated he was in touch with terrorists on line inc

brown a guest of clip chip today. all eyes are on the quarterback. sam bradford.limited due to knee surgery but he's doing more and more these days. bradford is getting the hang of how things are done around here. >> fairly comfortable. you know, like i said i think this is my fourth or fifth offense in six years. i've seen a lot of different plays, lot of different offenses. i've ran variations of all the plays we're running now. i think it's a matter of getting out there and developing the chemistry with the guys who are out there with me. >> bradford is taking parter in seven on seven drills but not the 11 on 11 drills. when asked when he will be at full speed bradford doesn't have an answer. >> you know, that's a great question. if i knew, i'd tell you guys. i really don't know t like i said i talked you to guys a few weeks ago we're going to take it day by day keep progressing. it's trending in the right direction. i've increased the workload the past couple weeks and it's continued to feel great afterwards so i think as long as it continues to feel good we'r

brown. chip kelly was always been good with coaches and players from other teams taking in eagles practice now many eyes are still on quarterback samd. he played in a group of seven on seven again. he's just following the plan of eagles medical staff and doctor jail andrews. >> from the day i've been here we've talked about progression and you know i think this is kind of the progression that we've put out there. um, you know, everything the past couple of week has gone exactly how we wanted it to, and i think we're going to kind of keep going with the plan. >> but he's still not able to go through every drill during this camp. while he adjusts to new offense and new teammates. >> eighths little bit difficult. i wish i were out there, you know taking every rep. i think it would make it a little easier to take on that leadership roll and develop some of those relationships but, you know, there's other ways to do that. pulling guys aside after practice in the weight room you got to look for different ways to do it when you can't do it on the field. >> another one of the new players for the eagles is running back demarco murray he led

sam brock has tonight's reality check. >> pot and public policy is a topic smoldering on the national scene. some have pushed back on greater legalization worried about its effect on teen smoking. california governor jerry browndvised general caution on "meet the press". >> if there's advertising and legitimacy, how many can get stoned and have a great nation. >> and pulling the alarm bell in the state of the state address. >> it suggest legalizing marijuana will increase the number of minors using this drug. >> it's an argument that's gathered for years. >> people have had a lot of concerns tapping the medical marijuana laws could send the wrong message to teens by saying it's safe or possibly acceptable. >> columbia university says decades of information says this. >> states have passed using marijuana, including california. she looked at usage in states before and after the laws went in effect reviewing questionnaires from a million adolescents. here's what she found. one, states that passed medical marijuana laws did not)u see a rise in teen use. actually they witnessed a small drop. two, those same states had higher teen use to begin with compared to the rest of the country. does this mean results hinge

brown and the sixers tonight? sean bell with a live report from brooklyn when we come right back. ♪ >>> two years worth of tanking was it worth it? another chapter in the saminkie plan will be written at the nba draft tonight. right now the 76ers still have the number three overall pick. what does history show about the nba draft and number three pick? recent history not that great including joelle embiid last year but the bottom two names on your screen are off to decent starts in their nba careers for right now we'll call it a mixed bag. as we call in sean bell at the nba draft in brooklyn. sean, what's going on if brooklyn right now as we get ready for the draft? >> reporter: not too far away. once again like i said before, they want deangelo russell out of ohio state with that third pick. that's a guy everyone wants. that's the guy you need. but if he's not available the lakers take him at number two they're probably going draft guy who sky rocketed up the board a yacht warrior. i hate those type of guys. they never pan out. the sixers may go ahead and get this guy. he's chris store a center who can shoot. a european guy and those type of guys don't no

sam. >> now you're calling me a bitch, name calling doesn't bother me. i been called everything but a reuben sandwich. just across the freeway from the cleveland browns stadium, practically on the shores of lake erie, it should be considered prime real estate. but for the 2200 men and women in the 11-story complex, it is the cuyahoga county correction center. lake front living isn't all it's cracked up to be. >> this ain't the place to be, it's like a little prison. >> i see girls in here crying, hysterical, i want to kill myself, this and that. it's bad. this is real bad in here. real bad. >> this place is crazy, they take anything. they might take your life. so while you all out there do what you can to get out and stay out. if you're just getting out, good, keep it that way. >> majority of inmates are currently accused much crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. it is a world fraught is uncertainty. >> every day things are going on. when you think it's quiet, it's not. like a move say i saw, they say when you don't see any indians, that's when you worried. when it's quiet, that's when you ought to be worried. >> today the

sam brock has more on this morning's reality check. >> pot and public policy is a topic smoldering on the national sken. some "politico"s have pushed back. california governor jerry brown advised caution on "meet the press." >> all of a sudden if there's advertising and legitimacy how many people can get stoned and still have a a great city. >> suggest legalizing marijuana. >> it's an argument for years. new data pokes holes in accuracy at least as it concerns medical marijuana. >> people have had a lot of concerns passing medical marijuana could send the wrong message to teens by saying that it's safe or possibly acceptable. >> columbia university professor says decades of research just released shatters that perception. consider this, since 1996 in the continental u.s. 21 states in the district of columbia have passed laws for medical marijuana, a list that includes california. the professor looks at teen usage in those states before and after the laws went into effect reviewing questionnaires from more than a million adolescents and here is what she found. one, states that passed medical marijuana laws did not see a rise in teen use afterwards. actually they witness

sam brock has more. >>> pot and public policy. it's a topic smoldering on the national scene. some politicos have pushed back on greater legalization worked about its effect on teen smoking. governor jerry brown advised general caution on "meet the press." if there's advertising and legitimacy how many people can get stoned and still have a great station or great nation. >> but new hampshire's governor went further, pulling the alarm bell. >> the evidence suggests that legalizing marijuana will increase the number of minors who use this drug. >> reporter: it's an argument that's gathered momentum for year, but new data pokes holes in its accuracy at least as it concerns medical marijuana. >> people have had concerns that passing the medical marijuana laws could send the wrong message by saying it's safe or possibly acceptable. >> debra hosen says deck katsds of research just released shatters that perception. consider this. since 1996 in the continental u.s., 21 states and the district of columbia have passed laws a list that includes california. professor hosing looked at teenage using before and after the laws in those states. one, states that passed medical marijuana laws did not see a ris

sam brock with tonight's reality check. >> pot and public policy. it's a topic smoldering on the national scene. some politicos have pushed back on greater legalization worried about its effect on teen smoking. california governor jerry brown advised general caution on "meet the press." >> all of a sudden, if there's advertising and legitimacy, how many people can get stoned and have a great state or a great nation? >> new hampshire's governor went further pulling the alarm bell in her state of the state address. >> the evidence suggests that legalizing marijuana will increase the number of minors who use this drug. >> it's an argument that's gathered momentum for years. new data pokes holes in its accuracy at least as it concerns medical marijuana. >> people had a lot of concerns that tapping the medical marijuana laws sends the wrong message to teens by saying that it's safe or possibly acceptable. >> columbia university professor debra hossen says decades of research just released shatters that perception. consider this. since 1996 in the continental u.s., 21 states and the district of columbia have passed laws for medical marijuana. a list that includes california. professor hossen looked at teen usage in the state bef

brown. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> okay. it was dubbed the ferguson effect by st. louis top cop sam dodson. the chief. i don't need a bunch of academic egg heads to tell me we need ten years of crime statistics to tell us whether or not it's real or not. it's parent that this is a real phenomenon. >> one of the things sam dodson said the criminal element is feeling empowered because -- i see cops all the time now here in new york city where somebody is standing next to them with a camera phone. people are trying to get them while they're doing something that they say is over the line. >> right. and all this anti-police rhetoric we've heard from protesters and politicians and some in the media has a gravitational tug to it. it's clear this is responsible for the spike in crime as it is that the moon is responsible for high tide. >> it's one of those things if you are a police officer who is working a beat today, you got to be afraid that if you make one wrong move you could lose your job, you could lose your family. you could wind up in jail. what's the net result? >> or lose your life steve