it could undermind the entire regulatory system. it's time the city allows dispensaries to open in more areas. article 33 requires new mcd's to obtain a land use permit before the juaning commission for bad acting medical care dispensaries. if a licensed mcd become a nuisance they can be penalized and their licenses revoked. this action is reactionary. the worry of residents not used to having medical cannabis dispensaries in their neighborhoods, but the reality is much different than their fears. research shows conclude regulated dispensaries make wonderful neighbors because they reduce crime and improve public safety. on top of that, the middle elders and working class deserve safe access and in fact, i'd argue need it more. a majority of americans choose some form of complementary medicine that's more affordable and has less side effects than pharmaceuticals. cannabis is a safe and effective medicine. dispensaries reduce crime and increase public safety. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon. my name's b

ultimately wants him to end up in the new york courtroom, where he'll presumably get convicted, but underminds the terrorist architecture created by george bush. >> it blends the distinction between actual civilian criminals and common controls and enemy, illegal enemy combatants. >> let's try to make a point about the interrogations, there will be nothing resembling enhanced interrogation on that ship. they are going to have to, as barack obama ruled in 2009, use the army field manual to interrogate this fellow. >> but why is the left saying secret prison? i know that the red cross has got in to see him, but nobody knows where this ship -- i guess it's in the mediterranean, but nobody has access to it, the press certainly doesn't. why -- is from a legal point of view, is there any difference between the ship and guantanamo? >> none whatsoever. and it's important to understand why. i think we should credit the administration for doing this and say this is a good thing. you know, as al qaeda had -- >> capture them as opposed to shoot them from drones. >> over the last year or two years, al qaed

tony romo's tremendous production was undermind by a critical late game error and gave the broncos a 51-48 victory and dropped the cowboys to a 2-3 record. following an nfc title last season, few could match the approval ratings of robert

undermind former french prime minister dominique de villepin says that if the u.s. continues to strive for world dominance it could lead to conflict. we knew that. some practices were existed but the search and overall system this came as a surprise for everybody in fact what we are seeing today is the incredible privileges of the u.s. administration over the control of the world system we knew that the u.s. were controlling the financial system through the banking dominance of some big banks through the dollar currency as a reserve currency but controlling internet controlling the information in our world this is a privilege and monopoly if we are going to follow up in the same direction then confrontation might be the lead to go president obama has ordered a review of the country's global surveillance operation promising changes in the meantime thousands have gathered on capitol hill for what the organizers say is the largest pro privacy rally in u.s. history artie's gannets you can has the details. thousands of people gathered here on the anniversary of the signi

tony romo's tremendous production was undermind by a critical late game error and gave the broncos a 51-48 victory and dropped the cowboys to a 2-3 record. following an nfc title last season, few could match the approval ratings of robert griffin iii but the lingering effects of his knee have the defense off to a 1-3 start. still, a victory tonight would put them right back in it in the slow pace nfc east. not too many people have gathered just yet. we're about an hour and a half from kickoff. better than 90,000 will be here at 7:30 central time. wh wa when washington and dallas go at it. the eagles, al, won today over winless tampa bay. that makes the eagles 3-3. and the 0-6 giants though, a sub- .500 doesn't put you out of the division. >> it's a crazy division k washington get some traction? started 0-3. they had a bye week. i'm looking at dallas' schedule, if they lose tonight, they'll be 2-4. they play four of the next five on the road. they go to philadelphia next week, detroit, they have the vikings here, then they go to new orleans, then they go to the giants. so i think toni

law enforcement to keep communities safe and undermind police procedures, stymied prosecutors keepingsome states, counters have interpreted law to create a new hurdle in the form of immunity hearings transfer the role of the jury over to the judge. moreover because the laws are unclear, there's an inconsistent application throughout the state and even within the respective states. prosecutors, judges, police officers, and ordinary citizens have been left to guess what behavior's legal and what is criminal. with the best efforts to implement broad measures, defendants, victims' family, friends, defense attorneys, kurts forced into a case-by-case analysis with no legal certainty of what to expect once life is taken. stand your ground laws provide safe harbors for criminals and prevent prosecutors to bring cases against those claiming self-defense. for example, in february 2008, the case, a drug dealer killed two men in two separate intense. the first drug related, second over retaliation. he was engaged in up lawful activity, it was concluded they were justified under stand your ground

defendant 15 years of dictatorship, the vote was expected for him to win easily, but he is undermindy a campaign. we have more from santiago. >> there are many ways to bring down an author tarian regime, but one experience remains unique. 25 years ago, the population said no. that's the theme of an oscar nominated film. the movie explores how opponents used a rainbow, a catchy jingle. ♪ >> and the promise of happiness to bring down the 17 year dictatorship. >> chili, happiness is on the way. as a successful political communication strategy applicable everywhere, not just against our brutal dictatorship, it was a novelty. >> one of the dancers on the t.v. spot remembers the threats, the fear they all felt of arrest and worse as they deified the leader who they feared wouldn't respect the referendum result. >> we never thought we'd win. it was so difficult in that context to believe that the dictatorship would give up with a referendum, but my heart told me i had to at least try. >> while the dictator ship bombarded public opinion with threats of markist chaos, the campaign focused on

tieing target prices to acres runs the risk of underminding decades of reform by influencing planting, very important decisions made across the country. we must carefully consider how best to honor international trade obligations. american producers depend on opportunity that trade creates. there are many areas behind title 1 where we need to find agreement. more than 70% of snap households in montana have children. in the richest country on earth is no excuse for kids to go hungry. we need a solution for those folks who need the help the most. timber jobs depend on the tools to manage beetle kill in trees. we have distinct priorities. i'm going to stand up, fight for those in montana just like i expect all the rest of us to fight for priorities in their home states. if we listen more than we talk, we can produce a bill everyone can proudly support. this is my sixth farm bill, and i'm determined to leave montana and their country with a certainty they can count on. success depends on working together. our nation is watching. let's show people congress can work for them. i might say, m

they said medicare would be undermind, in fact, it's stronger than ever and seen years are saving billions of dollars on prescription drugs. what we need to do is separate the facts for us to reach a determination here. some have said that fixing the website would take six months to a year. others have said there are 5 million lines of code to rewrite. some have urged headlight and human services to pull down the entire system and start from scratch. miss campbell, i hope you can help us put these dire predictions in perspective. does c.g.i. expect to take six months to a year to get the process working smoothly? >> we do not. we anticipate that the system as we have seen is improving day over day, and that we anticipate that people will be able to enroll in the time frame allotted, that's necessary for them to have insurance for the january 1 time frame. >> that means what date? don't they have to have an application in by december 15 for it to be effective january 1? >> that's correct, sir. >> so you anticipate by that date, the system will be working. >> the system will continue to impr

a federal judge refuse toddies miss a lawsuit that has the potential to undermind the affordable careat lawsuit is challenging the expansion of irs power under the new law. the government wanted the case dismissed. the headline today, that the judge denied that. so the case remains. the judge also refused to issue an injunction against the enforcement abilities of irs. that would have stopped subsidies to the health care exchanges. so for now the subsidies will remain but case can and will move forward. as of right this moment, the health care law, obamacare, remains unaffected. we'll have more on the developing story as we get it. jon: turn now to media coverage of the shaky rollout of the obamacare exchanges as glitches and frustrations mount, more mainstream outlets are beginning it take a tougher tone towards the president's signature law. listen. >> the president on this, does the white house owe the country a apology for this problem? >> why not delay them? you will charge them a fine for not enrolling. >> we're three weeks into a six-month enrollment period. jon: howard kurtz,

. >> consumers really had their feelings of job security undermind. that may reverse itself knew washington is up and running again. when people around secure about their jobs, they're not going to go hog wild at the mall. that's another headwind to the economy. >> we will have full coverage of the september jobs report tomorrow morning. >> j.p. morgan chase is america's biggest bank. if you check your 401k, chances are you're holding j.p. morgan stocks. >> it affects retirement. what investors are looking at, some will say now is the time to buy, because they have a little more certainty, because i know how bad it will get. others point to the fact that we still don't know about the criminal probe or the costs associated with it. >> while main street seemed to suffer, wall street seemed to walk. are we now starting to see that big crackdown on big banks, is this just the first? >> many would say yes. the administration has said it's not going to let the people and companies responsible for that meltdown get away easy, and with a possible settlement b

the debt default, the risk of that default has also undermind the confidence the world has in the stability of the american economy, which is really one of the critical aspects of our role in the world. >> i was going to say we have been reporting those stories, those numbers now for 16 straight days and now here we go again. december 13 is the deadline, the day republicans and democrats are supposed to have a 10 year budget plan in writing. do you have any hope for bipartisan consensus to know a budget? >> there are some, i think legitimate reasons for hope. i put them in two categories. first broadly, one of the great strengths of our democracy has been the ability to evolve to these moments of dysfunction. i think that the dramatic example of recent harm at least creates the possibility that that cycle is beginning. we'll talk a little more about that. secondly, i think they've set up reasonable expectations for the next two months, both leaders have appointed good people to the conference. senator murray, congressman ryan are clearly appropriate leaders of this discussion. i think they

experience that, i think there's more of an openness to want to get on the side of nature instead of underminding it and wrecking it. i think that's the spirit, and then politics, democrats do have a majority, and that helps. that's two-thirds. that makes a big difference. >> the governor, what do you think needs to be done to move the university of california system forward? >> move forward? it's the foremost university in the world. >> i'm a former bruin, so thank you. [laughter] >> i would say it's leading edge, now, i think it has to cross a bit, get effective in the way we deliver things. there's plenty of things to do in the university. i think our universities have to not only be about innovation and signs in technology, but also has to be about understanding and passing on the vision of ghok -- democracy and heritage that built the university in the first place. one thyme when i was signing the bill the president of the university didn't want and we yelled at each other, this guy said, governor, let me tell you something, the university was around long before the state of california, and

i think that right now, the whole democratic process has been underminded. america is no longer free. when you know, we have files now, electronic files on all congressman, on all senators, on all leaders, how can we trust anybodyon in our government any longer because how do we know that you aren't being coerced into voting certain ways? i have had it. the government is corrupt. and we're looking elsewhere. >> host: ron, we'll get a response from the congressman. >> guest: i like to ask you, what form of government would you prefer? you said you're looking elsewhere? would you prefer another form of government than we have? you're talking about people that run the government system we have right now, are you looking at some other form of government that you would prefer? >> host: ron is gone. >> guest: i hate that. >> host: you're making a point there and explain a little bit more. what is the alternative? >> guest: old adage ouher form f government is the worst out there except for everyone that is out there and i bucherred that quote obviously. but our co

that precedent underminds the whole concept the country was built on. >> since i know you will spende first one in a decade you have written called "the rejected stone: al sharpton on the path of american leadership." i loved reading about the fact that you behaved as if you were a preacher when you were just 4 years old and drove your teachers crazy because you would write at the top of the papers, instead of writing alfred sharpton, you would write reverend alfred sharpton. they didn't take too kindly to that. >> no, they didn't. and, in fact, they had to explain to them i was a junior minister in my church. i was the kind of person that defined myself, which made me reject it in some circles. >> that's hard socially, yeah? >> it's very hard socially with your friends. i'm 7, 8 years old playing with playmates and their parents actually come hear me preach. try becoming a teenager and getting a date. it's a little weird. but not only do i talk about that, i talk about my father who abandoned us. and a lot of the complexes you have to go through of rejection. then the broader reject

the national security agency revelations have undermind -- undermined some confidence.'ll point out the rope i why we have not had as as as much succs as we hoped. one reason is the drone strikes. it's got an fair amount of attention. the numbers of casualties, the justification for those attacks, the world is focused on this. i do believe that the drones are getting an unfair portion of the blame here. a drone is a weapon of war the world wouldn't feel better if we were launching cruise missiles or a drone. there's too much emphasis on that a drone is more dangerous than sending in a seal team or launching cruise missiles itch don't believe that. if anything drones are more surgical. they're not the perfect instrument they're sometimes transcribed to be and -- sometimes described to be. and that's a mistake. it's war, and in war, civilians suffer. that is been the truth from the beginning of time, and we should not pretend that somehow we have uniquely come up with some way to prevent that. we're trying too minimize it as much as possible, but if glory a shooting war,