the cards. medical marijuana shop or victoria's secret. looks like three for the old medical marijuana shop. n says victoria's secret. the correct answer for $100 is, the marijuana shop. amy, john, they get the hundred bucks. brian, worry not. next question is worth $200. anybody's game. two possible answers are in bed or in the bathroom. the question is where did men in their 40s say they do the most reading. is it in bed or in the bathroom? john, we'll go to you. tell us about yourself. >> i love to ride motorcycles as you can see from behind me. and that's really my livelihood. i live to ride. >> pleasure to have you. let's flip those cards, everybody, for $200 is it in bed or in the bathroom? three for the bathroom. calila says the bed. the correct answer with 65% of the vote, calila how do you feel about your answer? you're the only one that said in bed. >> i think i'm right. >> you should. it's in bed. she's in first place with $300. brian, we got to get you some cash. next question is worth $300. here are the two possible answers. we've got comfy soft or knee brace. the question is whi

the law bans the sale of possession of the chemical components for synthetic marijuana. the products sold in specialty shops and convenient stores. maryland will have the toughest gun laws in the country. opponents are trying to find it. roosevelt leftwich is live with details on the continuing find. >> reporter: fur looking to buy a handgun or rifles in maryland, most of the gun stores we checked with say they are sold out as people rushed to buy the weapons before the law took effect. it took effect today to buy a handgun starting today, buyers need proof they have been through firearms training unless abought a gun before and have to be finger printed and pay a licensing fee. gun sales through the roof for the past year, supporters say the law will keep everyone safer from gun violence, opponents say this is an attempt to take guns away from law abiding citizens. >> they are afraid they are going to lose their rights to own a gun. >> it's a systematic approach to disarmament. it's a systematic approach to tell folks guns are bad. >> gun sales have been so big, the state police still trying to clear up a

the car maker was not responsible for her death. >>> iit's been a year since washington state legalized marijuana. now the state is shopping for a bank willing to take on pot sales. >> so you want to open a pot store. here is an important question. who is your banker. >> if you are up front with what you are doing yo you are not gog to get a banker h. >> john is not up front. he runs his finances through a holding company. a front. it's what a prosecut prosecutorl money laundering. perhaps. perhaps. but i would rather have, i would rather being be i be in a courti am attempting to comply with the law. if you want to call it money launderering that is fine. but i need to do this so i can pay taxes. >> this attorney specializes in marijuana law. it's a reasonable position for banks to stay away from marijuana proceeds. banks run the risks of losing their federal deposit insurance if they are in the business of taking in and laundering the proceeds of criminal activity. >> the u.s. justice department has indicated it won't sue states over legalzation. that is internal policy not the law of the land. how sensitive is this issu

the legal sale of marijuana. the state's liquor control board will allow 334 retail pot stores to open across the state. next month it will begin accepting applications to run the pot shopsber washington state voters approved possession of up to an nouns of marijuana for recreational use. >>> danbury connecticut is home to one of the only federal women's prisons in the northeast but now that facility is being converconverted in to a prison r men. as we report, that leaves the future uncertain for those female prisoners and their families. >> reporter: jacob and david are growing up without their mom. while stacy serves four years in federal prison for mortgage fraud, her boys are living with their aunt. the trip once a week to see their mom is only an hour away. >> them seeing her once a week is devastating enough. and extremely detrimental to their developmental psyc psychologically at klee-5. >> reporter: their aunt says they can't imagine how damaging it will be if their moms is moved hundreds of miles way, the danbury federal correctional institution up the road lear has housed low security female offensers for nearly 20 years, the federal bureau of prisons wants to

established new rules for sales of marijuana, allowing 334 retail pot stores to open across the state. next month, it will begin accepting applications to run shows shopsber, washington state voters approving the possession of an ounce of marijuana for recreational use. >> the detroit tigers evened their series with the boston red sox. john henry smith has been smiling all morning. >> i'm a happy guy anyway, but a little happier this morning. they say foreign favors the bold and certainly jim leyland embodied that saying last night. he caught flak for removing malt scherzer sunday night, resulting in a five-run sox rally. this morning, he looks like a genius for shaking up the batting order in game four. legal land got an assess from jake peavy, the boston red sox starter. he walked four guys. victor martinez scores, two batters later, torii hunter leading off for the first time in 14 years drivers in two runs, giving the tigers a 4-0 lead. the hits kept on coming. american league batting champion miguel cabrera batting second for the first time in nine years drivers in torii hunter with a base hit up the middle. peavy didn't get a lot of help. no erro

the liquid. you can choose nicotine levels or how much marijuana you want to put in. frank opened up his own shop. >> the vape scene is growing every day in the bay area. only vapor in san bruno is the latest to sell the vapes. he says this is the secret to helping the smokers to kick the habit. >> if you are vaporizing liquid there is no tar in your lungs. >> there are vape meets where people get together and talk about the vaporizers. >> i have seen the growth of it. >> reporter: candace garcia says there are so many colors to choose from now girls are turning vapes into accessories. >> you want to look like your match. so with this electronic cigarette if it's a hot pink and you have a hot pink purse it looks cool. >> reporter: and for this therapy, therein lies the problem. kids are getting hooked. >> a kid could have it right here and hide it like this. >> you can do it in class. >> that they do in the class. >> and they play a game using vaporizers for nicotine and marijuana in the same room as their parents. the technology continues to advance. >> it's made a cigarette look like an ipod. >

the other missing boys, but their location is not known at this time. >> reporter: nearly 40 of medical marijuana dispensaries in los angeles are closing after voters approved significant restrictions on pot shops los angeles city attorney mike feuer tells the los angeles times that his office is in the process of shuttering 38 dispensaries that don't comply with a recently approved ballot measure. the law only allows around one hundred nonprofit dispensaries in the city. >> a group of boys in north dakota. are not afraid to wear pink. these eight -year-old boys say, they want to show their support. during october's breast cancer awareness month. and they decided to dye their hair pink. the idea came from one of the boys, whose mother owns a hair salon. >> >> they decided to raise awareness. >> while some of the parents say, they were surprised at the idea of pink hair. all of them say they're proud of the boys' courage. >> next. a young wife is murdered. and the grisly photos posted on facebook. coming up, what her husband says led him to do it. >> and. caught in the act. a man witnesses some unlikely thieves break-in to his car. we have the video and reaction. >> the south florida man who fat

the white house. we appreciate it. >>> it's been a year since washington has legalized marijuana. now they are shopping a bank that will accept deposit for pot sales. so you want to open a pot store. this is an important question. who is your banker. >> if you are up front with what you are doing you are not going to get banking. >> john davis is not up front. he owns a medical marijuana dispen scariry. dispensary. he runs his finances through a holding company. it's a front. it's what a prosecutor may call money laundering. >> perhaps, i would rather be in the court and say look i'm attempting to comply with the law. if you want to say that is money launderering fine but it's a vehicle i needed to pay my taxes. >> attorney david kerr specializes in marijuana law. >> banks run the risk of losing their federal deposit insurance if they are in the business of taking in and laundering the proceeds of criminal activity. >> the u.s. jus justice departmt says it won't sue states over legalzation. that is the internal policy and not the law of the land. how sensitive is this issue. this state's largest bankin

the road, more pot shops in their neighborhoods. the cost, 10 to 1, social cost when we legal -- when the social costs of using marijuana.op 19. and i think americans will do the same, especially when they have your show and give us the opportunity to tell what this drug really is and in particular, what it's doing to our young people. >> as you point out, that was california and a couple years ago. the news really today, the peg is that this is nationwide, gallup poll nationwide. let's imagine this, again, here are the numbers. carla, paint me a picture if america were to legalize pot, what would it look like? >> we'd have more kids using, the kids who use has risen dramatically since we have had, quote, medical marijuana. we know that for a fact. we know a third of our kids are dropping out of high school. those kids are not getting jobs. no employer is hiring a pothead. we see more people having trouble hiring healthy people who can think and write and read. we know our kids' iq is dropping from their use. we know our kids' brains are not developed until they're 25. we know what marijuana is today, highly potent. 20 t

the sale of drugs, and you get this, and it's basically like entering into a shop. you have a bunch of drugs and they're packaged and labeled and they have their prices, you can get marijuana, heroin, cocaine, and ketamine. if people are not going to there to get marijuana, they're not going to get offered and hooked on the stronger drugs. >> that's remarkable. is there anything that's prog? >> there's one idea. and this comes from the street. but recently, a senator, who knows a lot about the drug war in general and law enforcement because he was a former superintendent of the puerto rico police, he has been forming the drug laws in puerto rico to law for the legalization of marijuana to some extent. they are seeing what will be on the table, and then the governor of puerto rico said even if you opened the public debate and the idea, right now, it's not a administration. >> thank you so much. casey kaufman for coming in and talking with us this evening. ahead, trouble tonight in the land down under. wildfires are burning out of control this. and will they emerge into what scientists have called a mega for instance, could striking workers in greece delay your retirement? i