tony richards son used to have more than 3000 seizures a day. according to richards, the side effects from marijuana do not even compare to the side effects from the other indications he had been using. now doctors want the ability to research this drug. >> it would be really great to be able to have some testing, and no, specifically if there are certain kinds of seizures that respond better to certain kinds of compounds in the marijuana plants. >> doctor colletti says this has been effective for all of her patients, depending on the severity of the child's epilepsy more or less medication would be required. >>> time now to get a check on the weather with chief meteorologist, colin jackson. warmer it seems like it's going to get warmer as we move ahead? >> is going to be playing hot around here, temperatures at 70, 20 degrees above average. our problem today we were in blame that on not cloud cover but between anything here and potent it is crystal clear across the pacific. 54 was our high today, that is about average for this time of year as y

tony richards' 15-year-old son is epileptic and has autism and has had very positive results from using medical marijuana. in his 3 years of life he slept a total of 50 nights and now almost has zero issues with sleeping. this drug is not able to be tested now, but the doctors want that ability so they can treat their patients more accurately. >> i am not a drug dealer. i am just a mom trying to keep my child alive. we're not -- it is not a gateway drug. we're just trying to keep our children alive. >> reporter: stay tuned at 5:00 to see the full stir and what the local doctor has to say about it. back to you. >> thank you, emily. >>> coming up after the break, american girl has released a new doll. and how the company is paying tribute to the 1960's civil rights era. >>> and the large lisa per rat is here to tell us about a wanted man. why authorities consider him dangerous and would like your help in finding him. >> you know the rest of this week is an easy finish and then >>> welcome back, everyone. and the shopper --chocolate maker mars has a recall. it includes millions of mars, sn

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we're going with the king, richard petty and the news concerning tony stewart's >> when you picture shaq in your brain, what jersey is he breaking? >> unfortunately the lakers. >> i think the lakers, too. >> if you're driving around central florida in the coming days, give shaquille o'neal a shout-out. he was drafted by the magic in 1992, leading them to the nba finals, only to lose to houston in '95 and eventually leaving for los angeles. with that said, you need to join me tonight at 11 p.m. i'm going way back to 19 -- i mean 2007, tom. >> wow. >> it was so long ago, i was actually reading the questions to shaq as he played the central florida q&a craze ping-pong. i was 25 then, unbelievable. >> no you weren't. >> join us tonight at 11:00. laker. but you just never know. former 6ers guard allen iverson is also a finalist. the final class will not be announced until april 4th in houston, which would be the night of the national championship game. i have to say, i went to high massachusetts, outside of worcester, cathedral high. my 8th grade field trip before high school i went on a trip

richard hubbell's body. morgan and dave, go talk to tony anders. and blake and i will investigatethe black market angle here. hey. detective gonzalez. i'm glad you guys could make it. i hate the weird ones. i'm agent hotchner. this is agent blake. thanks for inviting us. absolutely. come on in. i've g the board set up for you in here. thank you. thank you. [cell phone rings] go ahead, garcia. you're on speaker. ok, so i quadruple-checked with u.n.o.s and there's no way the unsub is using them, because like me, they quadruple-check everything and their redundancies have redundancies, and so there's no chance there could be any hanky-panky. he could still be using medical records to find them, though. all right, thanks, garcia. welcome, welcome. were you able to contact the specialist we asked about? the doctor who sold on the black market? yeah. the prison said no way they would release him. we'll just have to go to him, then. walking out of organic chemistry, and... then... [monitor beeping] nothing. what about when you woke up? there was a... beep

tony hopkins. i have known them a long time. sir richard, sir anthony. mr.e: i anticipated it might be awkward having these giants working together. they fell in love. it was perfect. themould see both of sitting back and thinking, how clever, they have chosen to do the line that way. there was this wonderful generosity between them. 2.is was for bbc weeks,arsed for two mostly sitting around the table. there should have been a fly on the wall. charlie: they have little cameras that can record everything that is happening. mr. eyre: we should have done that. charlie: it's about aging. mr. eyre: it is set in a theater who sees himctor through the performance they have worked together for years and years. it is not exclusively about theater. obviously they are doing a " andction of "king lear the tension is will anthony hopkins get on stage? he's had a breakdown. gradually it becomes a story about mortality. and more about the relationships that build up in the workplace. it could be a newspaper, television station, it could even be a small business. they are m

tony. >>> terrifying moments for a long month woman. police want to find him. this is richard mon. earlier tonight, police found his truck near mead high school, but no sign of mon. >>> this woman is accused of killing two motorcyclists near athina munoz's car hit two motorcycles, killing one of the riders and one of the passengers. we looked into munoz's past, and back in 2011 she killed two men who broke into her home when she was growing medical he never faced any charges under that case, because it fell under the make my day law. >>> who would do this? taking all the cash from a group of girl scouts out selling cookies. it happened this weekend in aurora. molly hendrickson is live outside. something pretty special for these scouts. >> reporter: when the officers showed up at this king supers they felt compelled to help. not only did they donate their own hard earned cash, they also got their fellow officers to follow suit. when you're a cop, sometimes it's calls you least expect that leave the biggest impact. >> that's rye i got into work i can. >> i had to review the call, and

tony, look at what he did in ormond beach. he said there is an ocean out there. hard to see the ocean. vantage point. richard in altamonte springs says he has lived there for 11 years and hasn't seen it quite this bad. also our friend carl in downtown orlando, can't see the buildings in downtown so plenty of that to deal with. iris in clermont seeing a lot of fog. really no matter where you go, dense fog advisory in effect for every single county through 10:00. that does mean reduced visibilities, down to zero throughout the morning. some improvement but likely to see this move in and out and back in again. many areas seeing visibilities down to a quarter of a mile or even less. here are the temperatures. it is warm, it is muggy in most spots because of the humid air in place. 64 in orlando. cooler north and west. ocala at 55. most of central florida in the 60's right now. here is the forecast as we pinpoint the temperatures on we'll check in with punxsutawney phil. see what that furry thing says. we know it will be warm. 83 at noon. the average afternoon high is 72. the record is 87 set in 1985. we'll be cl

tony hopkins. have i known him for a long time. i have known them both for a long time. >> rose: so this is sir richard, sir anthony and sir ian. >> i got them together, anticipating that it might be quite awkward having these two giants working together. and they just fell in love. and it was perfectly clear. >> rose: with the work and the acting of each other. >> they just, you could see both of them, either of them sitting back and thinking how clever they have chosen to do the line that way. and there was this wonderful warmth and generosity between them. >> rose: this was for bbc2. >> this was for bbc26789 it was, we shot it in-- we rehearsed for two weeks, mostly sitting around the table. awful lot of anecdotage. there should have been a fly on the wall documentary. and then we shot. >> rose: you can have cameras we can put on and they will just record everything happening at the table. >> we should have done that. we should be-- it should be going on. >> it's about aging. >> it's about aging. it is set in a theatre with a star actor and his dresser who is the assistant. the man who is like his mind seizing through the perfo