i mean, pennsylvania, new york, saz. >> i toured the recreational medicine shop a place where you canest high grade pot strains and read about the daily pot specials on a tablet. >> something called grape ape. that's what it looks like. >> but like many who come here this couple are shopping for edible marijuana products. from gourmet peanut butter cookies to colorful candies chocolate bars even massage oils. all infused with cannabis. >> the especially when you're out and about walking around for the neck five hours. you don't need to find a place oh to smoke. eat a cookie and you're good to go. >> the customers may surprise you. young and old, blue collar to professional. >> it's awesome. i wish every state kind of did this. >> these women from wisconsin had the same reaction many had from out of state. >> awesome! i love it. >> some companies offer marijuana linked tours like spa treatments or mountain retreats. some hotels leave guests brochures on how much and where to consume their pot. but how is this free for all on marijuana affecting denver's inner cities? the people who liv

. >> the prosecutor's office saz said they'll inform the family before they inform the public for sure. >> reporter: barricades are up around the st. louis county justice center. nine votes are needed to indict the officer in the shooting death of the unarmed teenager. >> this is just a decision of probable cause. is there enough evidence to send this case to trial. >> reporter: the evidence includes testimony from wilson himself back in september. from the forensic pathologist that was hired by the brown family. witnesses say brown had his hands up when he was killed. a lawyer for the brown family told abc's george stephanopoulos, the system is flawed. >> 99% of the time, they're not charged when they kill people of color. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say they're prepared. they don't want peaceful demonstrations to turn ugly. t.j. in reena? >> when the grand jury comes to a decision, how are they expecting this to unfold? are you we've been told the police will get a 48-hour heads-up to get things in place and prepare. it's unclear that that will happen president that was ba

adding drama to the day, a former fed employee sat saz a spectator in the hearing room. miss se guerra, who's engaged in a lawsuit over her dismissal from the fed, came in the media spotlight when she released secret recordings of fed meetings that appear to show the central bank is a lax regulator. >> we've got on tape higher-ups at the new york fed calling off the regulators. >> there are 46 hours of tapes. there was about ten minutes of those tapes that were released. >> reporter: the new york fed president denied the central bank has serious cultural problems, but he did say it can always improve how it oversees the nation's biggest banks. for "nightly business report," hymn hampton pearson. >>> also in washington, harsh words from speaker of the house john boehner one day after president obama noungsed he was extending protections against deportation for upwards of 5 million undocumented immigrants currently in the u.s. >> with this action, the president has chosen to deliberately sabotage any chance of enacting bipartisan reforms that he claims to seek. and as i to

saz we watch these picture, i want to bring my panel back in when last we spoke, gentlemen, we were watchinghe interview the officer with darren wilson, the officer had not been heard of since this happened. he spoke about the confrontation. >> if that's a true story, it's totally justified. but here's the problem, it took him six weeks to write that story down. why? why didn't he write it down right away and get it out. six weeks. >> why did he write that down? >> it took that long for the police department to be able to come forward. that was very, very odd. but here's the other thing. if what he said happened happened, there never would have been a protest. african-americans are very clear if you're attacking a police officer and you get shot, that's on you. you would not have had 20 african-americans so upset if someone was tackling aggressively, going after a police officer. >> mark, do you buy that? >> something is swrong with this story because it does not line up with the crowd's reaction. >> i spoke to me people who seem to have intimate knowledge of it. it doesn't corroborate. it t

. >>> saz promised, robin adams with sports news. >> thank you very much.chester city have won the big derby match in the english please, sir league, in a scoreless first half, a send off after 3 minutes when he picked you his second yellow. united's defense suffered another setback. rojo dislocated his shoulder. the patched up defense didn't hold up for long. against united in the 63rd minute. city managed to hold on for the win. it's their fourth consecutive derby victory. >> one of the important things about this game was that we return and it's always difficult. it was more difficult for a team when you have to play with one goal considered. you always play fast everyone you need playing against the scorer, against the rival. so, i think one of the important things today was to keep the clean sheet until we were able to score the goal. >> i think our problem is that in the first half, we gave too much balls away. in positions we can hold the ball easily that, we call a positional game. so that we have to do better. >> that result, man city third in the

authority saz 20 people are charged with filing for sandy relief money that they are not entitled to. if convicted, they could each get three to five years in prison. >>> breaking bread is the white house lunch that everyone agreed to keep an eye on today. you will you be able to cut through the tense at the table? a preview of this bipartisan get together since the midterm elections. >>> encouraging economic news. new figures show how many americans are no longer looking for jobs. >>> very windy day is in store. i'm tracking rain for some parts of the area. i'm also tracking a lot of cold airheaded our way. when you can expect the temperatures to really take a nosedive just ahead. >>> today president obama will meet with congressional leaders for the first time since republicans took over control of the senate in tuesday's election. as nbc 10's national correspondent tracie potts reports, they are trying to figure out how far the other will bend. >> reporter: the president sits down with republicans today. they want to focus on jobs and energy. president obama is under pressure to fi

electric official saz long fingernails can also trigger a wrong vote. problem machines, we're told, have been removed and are being removed throughout the day. ridgell is also telling his supporters to double-check their votes. now, in hartford, connecticut, some of the precincts didn't have the lists showing which voters were registered and which weren't, so many voters were turned away. listen to dan malloy. >> some of them did not. we're trying to get our arms around that to figure out whether we need some extraordinary relief like extending the voting hours and that sort of thing. >> we talks about extraordinary relief, the court is the one that will decide if the voting hours could be extended. that could happen in the next 10 to 15 minutes. in georgia, the state's election website, that provides poll location, it was down on the fritz for a while. key because there's a big senate race down in georgia, and you have to have problems in chicago, gretchen. and there are. some polling problems down there as well as some voter machines that aren't worki

nasa saz a black hole is a region in space where the polling force of graffiti is so strong, light is able to escape. the strong gravity occurs because matter has been pressed into a tiny space. some black holes are a result of dying stars. learn something new every day. >> some people would say the pole at the shopping mall is stronger this time of year. doug, what do you think? >> i think there is a lot of black holes and a lot of those businesses right now -- credit cards going right on in there. as far as our night tonight, hey, i'll tell you, it's going to be a cool night, but this is what we come to expect as we get closer and closer to the winter months. sunset tonight at 4:47. 38 degrees now. 37 by 7:00. dropping to freezing around 11:00. so yeah, it's going to be a cold night. and we're already there. 30 degrees in gaithersburg in some areas already down below freezing. 32 at dulles, freezing inialliburg. huntingtown at 33 degrees. nothing on the radar. earlier today, we saw a couple snow showers in and around town. parts of the region did pick up a little in the way of snow.

. >> and eugene, too red saz reso? >> well, he is the most difficult situation, and he is the most difficult black man in america, because if he loses, he will lose part of the white constituency, so he is damned if he goes, and damned if he stays and damned if he says anything substantive and damned if he is pontificates. >> and you have been critical of the whole michael brown story this in general, and i'm curious what you think of the president's public statements, and what you think of them? >> well, i would have tweaked some things that he said last week, and basically, he was right on and i felt that the sincere of the random and the pointless destruction in ferguson, and i appreciated it, and he made a good point that poor communities need policing because the drug dealing, and the gangs, and the other people can buy their way out, and poor people can't, and they need the police to help them to be protected. >> and hl lean, watching what the doj does, is that going to be opening up more wounds or raising too mu

the company saz cfo will step down in january. cisco shares fell about 1% in after hours, down a similar amount in front further so far today. >> jcpenney report a smaller than expected third quarter loss of same-store sales were flat. jp penny says october was hurt for sales in october and other items. jp penny shares qualified in after hours trading. >>> wart march reports third quarter earnings prosecute the bell. analysts are expecting down 2 cents from the last quarter. investors will be eager to hear what the retail giant has to say about consumer sentiment we also the drop in price in oil, what that means for walmart consumers. annoy let's get you a rundown of what to watch this trading day. at 2:00 p.m., we get the october federal budget statement. fed chair janet yellen isn't taking questions. charles plosser, you spoke to just two days back. aside from walmart, we get numbers from kohl's and after the bell we hear from applied materials and nordstrom. >>> it's game on for the 2022 world cup. we bring you the full story a