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the city says they're not vised. >> it's not surprising at all. like the cigarette advertising companies. so the soda industry fight every effort community engage in. >> reporter: the board of sowp visors unanimously passed app ordinance requiring billboards or other advertisements for sugary rings to include this warning, drinking beverages with added sugars contributes to obesity, diabetes, a tooth decay. the city also now bans soda advertising on its property, things like bus shelterers. none of this bodes well for sugary beverage companies, but the city says they're more than prepared for the suit. in san francisco, ellie turner, kron news. the giants todayed to take the game in the battle of the bay bridge series to 2-1. the series concludes tomorrow in san francisco. >>> over 68,000 socker fans took to levi's stadium as manchester united beat barcelona, 2-1. alicia read show us how this preseason game is heating things up. >> reporter: although manchester united kept the lead after scoring their first goal within minute, barcelona fans belie

. >> i make a correction on the 17, it says the meeting was called to order vise parenthesisdant hyland but i called that meeting to order. commissioners any comments or corrections to the minutes? >> is there public comment who wishes to comment on the minutes of june 17 or the regular calendar of june 17? seeing and hearing none we'll bring it back to the commission and do i have a move to approve >> move to approve the arc and [inaudible] of june 17 >> thank you to adopt it minutes from june 17, 2015. commissioner hasz hasz rr yes, johnck [inaudible] motion passes 7 to 0. places you on item 5 commission comment and questions. >> commissioner hasz >> thank you. i was approached by restaurantter about security gates and putting them in front of our buildings and historic districts and don't think we have a policy on that do we? >> the planning code has certain requirements for security grills throughout the city and then we do dependent on the property time and character defining features may have certain requirements. there is some guidance there. >> that is correct >> good. >> commis

to my right is supervisor scott wiener who is vise chair and to my left is supervisor kim. i would like to recognize [inaudible] who will be working with us helping by televising this committee meeting at sf gov tv. madam clerk any announcements? >> yes silence [inaudible] be included as part of the file [inaudible] will appear on the july 7th supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you very much. could you please call item 1 >> resolution authrising [inaudible] city owned parcel for dogpatch and north west potrero hill >> this is a follow up item for sth intent from the cities first green benefit in dogpatch and north west potrero hill approved by the board a few weeks ago. as a standard with the formation of a community benefit district and benefit improvement this resolution allows the mayor to cast ballots for the city owned parcels located in the assessment district boundaries. my office worked with the sit a departments in the [inaudible] boundaries over the last few months including the real estate, reck and park, mta whos board will be taking action separ

known as the snake for his ability to imp vise on the fly, scramble and make hublg plays out of whatto be nothing. he was drafted by oakland in 1968. by 1974 he was named offensive player of the year and in 1976 led the raiders to a victory in superbowl 11. >> anybody that's ever been around him he was one of the most fun guys to be around. i mean he was a constant pro, one-of-a-kind. gosh, i'm in shock right now. >> on the day the nba launched its biggest debacle, the warriors shining bright. looking sharp and ready to talk after signing his contract that would pay him an average of $16.4 million each season over the next five years. for a guy that made 915,000 last season, he insists it's still about the love of the sport. >> i don't play basketball for money. i play basketball because i love basketball basketball. at the end of the day, i'd play for free. >> on the diamond, jesse on the hill. sporting a career record a 4-0 with a 1.36 era. brett garner yan quays take the early lead. singles to right, down the line. they go onto win the series with a 6-2 victory. >>> full-timely, l

we have to know to both insent vise in the private sector and i think both are helpful and both are necessary. there are some for profits developers that get it that want to contribute. that want to be a part of the solution, but there are others that don't. and those are where we have to mandate that if they're going to use public land and dollars and get zoning permits and other things that they have to contribute. i just -- i have seen over the years that you need a healthy blend of both. we have a lot of tools. i would say compared to other jurisdictions around the country, d.c. probably has more tools than many other cities. our $100 million in the trust fund per capita leads the nation. no other city in america that has per capita $100 million in their trust fund and in addition to that, though, the other policy supports and legislative enhancements that ms. bonds talked about earlier are equally important to the dollars themselves. so i think that we are paying attention. i think that we are alert. i think we have realized that we allowed unchecked renaissance to go for a while and now

and we have a heat vise in place. we'll let you know how hot it will get coming up. >> cooling centers are opening up. you can go to the reefs center and libraries and community centers and senior centers in fairfax, montgomery and prince george's county. and we have a list of cooler centers and six things you need to know about this heat wave. >>> an early morning knock on the door and it is the police telling you your car has been torched. that happened to several people today after a string of car fires police say were deliberately set. darcy spencer is live in centerville talking to one person whose truck is absolutely charred. my goodness that is something else. >> reporter: it certainly is. we're live along heart forest drive and you look along this street, just the devastation. can you imagine getting that wake-up call early this morning that your vehicle has been torched. we'll hear from the opener of this -- the owner of this pickup truck in a moment. he said police came to his door at 4:00 this morning and t

to my right is supervisor scott wiener who is vise chair and to my left is supervisor kim. i would like to recognize [inaudible] who will be working with us helping by televising this committee meeting at sf gov tv. madam clerk any announcements? >> yes silence [inaudible] be included as part of the file [inaudible] will appear on the july 7th supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated >> thank you very much. could you please call item 1 >> resolution authrising [inaudible] city owned parcel for dogpatch and north west potrero hill >> this is a follow

they are pro vising access for people on foot and on their bikes to and from the field.one time they envisioned this whole roadway being encased in a tunnel. hard to imagine that. doyle drive was 80 years old and was seismically unsafe. it just was not functional anymore and had to be replaced. you can see we have three lanes going northbound and a shoulder coming into the city, there will be four lanes plus a shoulder. a lot safer for everybody. we will have a couple of new off-ramps. marina boulevard a new intersection there. couple old ramps closed highway 1 trying to exit if you are going north on the new presidio parkway. highway 1 going south. that will reopen as we look now. he turned us around and coming into san francisco. this is what viewers will see when they hit the road come midnight tonight. six years miss in the making $1.1 billion. people who travel this roadway all of the time will say it was well worth the wait and hopefully well worth the money. there is a little more time to complete the project. another year on go doing the finishing touches, landsc

connection to one of the other blasts apparently it was a male suicide attacker who was carrying ady viset went off in a tuk-tuk. so far there has been no official response to the nature and veracity of these attacks from the military or police and neither has the government spoken about their response to it. the new president did come to power promising to defeat boko haram since being sworn in at the end of may, he has done a lot political, analysts say to try to show the nigerian people that he is doing his best to try to defeat the group. he moved the command and control center of the military to the northeast. he earmarked $20 million to support the soldiers trying to fight boko haram. he went to summits to talk about boko haram and seek help from other countries, and he has met with the leaders of chad and niger. next week he will meet with participate barack obama. it is thought he will be seeking help from the united states with military equipment and intelligence gathering. but there is a feeling on the ground that even though there seems to be political effort to sort out the bo

. >> you are in the business of vising major companies across the country what to do, and sometimes onan resources, do you advisour clients to offer paid leave? >> i think we look at that as one option, but there's no banct clients. >> especially an issue as touchy as this that has been sitting on the backburner for so long. barbara, thank you so much >>> when we return, since 2006 the birth rate. the united states decreased by 9%, while the recession played its roles, could obstacles to having kids and starting a family be a reason why, especially when we talk about our check books, and why won't issue. it's "inside story". >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> explosions going on... we're not quite sure - >> is that an i.e.d.? >> "faultlines". al jazeera america's award-winning investigative series. monday, 10:

. >> you are in the business of vising major companies across the country what to do and sometimes onan resources, do you advisour clients to offer paid leave? >> i think we look at that as one option but there's no banct solution for every one of our clients. >> especially an issue as touchy as this that has been sitting on the backburner for so long. barbara, thank you so much >>> when we return since 2006 the birth rate. the united states decreased by 9% while the recession played its roles, could obstacles to having kids and starting a family be a reason why, especially when we talk about our check books, and why won't washington lawmakers take on the issue. it's "inside story". killed someone? >> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and invest

. >> you are in the business of vising major companies across the country what to do, and sometimes onan resources, do you advisour clients to offer paid leave? >> i think we look at that as one option, but there's no banct clients. >> especially an issue as touchy as this that has been sitting on the backburner for so long. barbara, thank you so much >>> when we return, since 2006 the birth rate. the united states decreased by 9%, while the recession played its roles, could obstacles to having kids and starting a family be a reason why, especially when we talk about our check books, and why won't issue. it's "inside story". >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. >>> welcome back to "inside story", i'm adam may, filling in for luis suarez. 2014 represented the sixth year in a row that the birth rate in america declined. on average the number of babies born is 1.86, below the

to my right is supervisor scott wiener who is vise chair and to

the people going in and out and how that terminal is catching on and just by peter entertaining a vise prenddant from carnville and he says this is the finest terminal in north america, that is good for a terminalinate open a year. that is a guy that knows the business and someone like that puts their stamp on it a guy like that knows what he is talking about. i have one other thing, kevin i want you to come up. this is kevin wong terminal from metro and i'll make kevin get up here and take the mic and state his name. he wore a suit too . kevin would you give the commission-there were dealathize iow and metro had to work out but you worked through things and we learn as woe go along but can you tell the commission where we started and where we are at and where you see we are going and the progress? >> my name is kevin wong, the [inaudible] pier 27 and you know it is a good relation withship [inaudible] we work as a team and have a goal. we want to get the ships in on time and out on time and with good comments from passengers and crew and anyone coming to the port. it is a lot of work

. >> ensuring that the next generation is captain vising by the written word. it's been a culture for many many years and i think it is a social activity that people want to share. people want to be part of that as well. >> books are still being written, published and sold to an argentine public. written to new ways of reading but still enamored with the smell of inch on the page. al jazeera, buenos aires. raul will have all the sport following following the defeat and the first test they dominate england on day one welcome back, we are going to start with golf and the 144th open champion is got underway in scotland. 65 that lead the field by one shot. >> johnson is the current world number four, he has finished second in two majors. the 765 leaves him one clear of a group of six players on six under par. the 28-year-old is ranked 60th in the world but they have the shot of the day in his round but one of the man of the moment, well, the 21-year-old is attempting to become only the second man since ben hogan in 1953 to win the season first three off the pace, a

as well as heat vise ris along the eastern seaboard. what is happening is a gold front is coming down. that will bring source. anything to the south will be warm. washington is 97 degrees. it does not include heat index with humidity. it is we go towards monday the threat goes down as you see towards the south, we are looking at temperatures to memphis, temperatures 98 degrees. rainy, 96. dangerous situation, you want to stay inside. >> sorve, thank you -- kevin corriveau, thank you very much. secrets about pluto. the first pictures that took nine years, and yes 5 billion miles to bring them to life - up next. >>> scientists were fascinated finding high res photos of plouto saying ice mountains and canyons. pluto and its moon show no look at tidal forces and they are baffled by how it was formed. we have the former commander from international space station. thank you for being with us. when you saw the images back from pluto. with them 720 million, nine years to get there. i ask you the rhetorical question - was it worth it? >> absolut

. >> josh was unable to speak, so deputy sharp di vised another method of communication. >> he would a yes and squeeze no for a no. i took his hand and let him know that i was his friend the best i could. we talked about baseball and got him comfortable with me. i asked, do you remember anything? and i would get a hand squeeze, yes. can you remember anyone coming to your house? yes. we ended up with three mexican guys or maybe three white guys. i ask, were these three men there when things went crazy? and the answer was yes. >> based on this information, police released this bulletin two days after the murders. but by the time of the trial, josh ryan had changed his story. >> when josh was pressed to what he had seen, he was very specific. he saw one person with bushy, fuzzy hair. >> did you see him by the bathroom, what he was doing? >> no. >> how many shadows did you see? just the one? >> deputy sharp saw nothing suspicious about josh ryan's changing story. >> the victim interviews can change. especially with an 8-year-old boy, you don't know what he's seen. you don't know what he

there is a version of this actually very good, that i have seen, from jim norton's show on vise vice. harlem. rich vos, both you know, back people totally honest. no, i never said anything racist. i'm great. this is fantastic. and that kind of thing. that point has been proven before. kennedy: we're supposed to be having a national discussion on race but i feel like that discussion is automatically by definition divisive. >> it is. makes people uncomfortable. you saw at beginning of this clip of the documentary. he said we'll talk about white people. what is it like to be while. everyone is ha, ha, ha. they're uncomfortable. thinking about what they say before they say it. it is a becoming such a sensitive topic. i find this interesting, they give you white perspective only interviewing five people that are white. i think you need a bigger spectrum. kennedy: doesn't this prove charles manson has won? >> i really has. i'm not saying that i agree with his ideology and tattoo. he is charlesing man. i like his wife. she is attractive. >> really she is. >> love her. >> i thought i was only

. >> and what has to happen if he is to take control or his government is to sur vise, what is to happen if they can secure that. >> most of the guys fighting are specialist, they will fight up to a point, they will go and fight and try to clear the south, but will they carry on and then attempt to go to the north? i doubt that, i don't think they see as the rest of yemen as their country. >> thank you very much indeed. >> still to come on this arab news from london. >> report from eastern ukraine, where people use today live in buildings like these are struggling to rebuild their lives but suffering increasing economic hardship. >> and in sport more from the tour de france. go explosions in the market in north eastern nigeria emergency service officials have confirmed that victims bodies have been taken to the scene. and the wounded are in hospital, it is not immediately possible to verify the number of people killed. fighters affiliated with the levant, have claimed an attack on an egyptian coast guard boat. egyptian military says the coast guard exchanged fire with gunman on the shore

. >> sweat also shares they were going to go to mexico after escaping but had to itch vise when she was>> the mexico plan gets foiled and then they head north towards canada. >> and remember the plan to kill joyce mitchell's husband, lisle? sweat tells investigators it was actually mitchell's idea to kill her husband, before they all fled to mexico. her attorney denies that. also, a source close to the investigation says that according to sweat, this was a plan long in the making. stwet told investigators beginning last winter, sweat cut a hole in his cell, first. and then matt's cell. sweat would leave his cell every night in search of an escape route. the new york times reports that sweat cut through a withdrawal when steam was being blown on him. an inmate told richard matt he heard noise coming fr sweat's cell as the two were cutting through the wall with a hacksaw. the paper says matt explained it away saying he was stretching canvas for one of his paintings. it turns out sweat and matt made a practice run the night before the actual escape. but when they emerged fr a manhole, swea

my hope is that building on this deal we can continue to have conversations with iran that incent vises them to behave differently in the region and to be less ark greszive and less hostile and more cooperative and to operate the way we expect nations in the international community to behave. but we are not counting on it. this deal is not contingent on iran changing its behavior and iran act being like a liberal democracy. it solves one particular problem which is making sure they don't have a bomb. and the point i repeatedly made and i believe hard to dispute, is that it will be a lot easier for us to check iran nefarious activities and push back against the other areas where they operate contrary to our interest or allies interest if they don't have the bomb. and so will they change their behavior? will we seek to gain more cooperation from them in resolving issues like syria or what's happening in iraq to stop encouraging hooties and yemen? unlike the cuba situation we are not normalizing diplomatic relations here and the contacts will be limited and will we try to encourage them to

and given the paperwork, if it is so, should jail officials have done more to assume vise sandra while>> i unfortunately haven't seen the paperwork i opted not to look at the things out in the atmosphere because the information i was promised when i got down state i could not get it. so i'm not paying attention on what's being released right now. i haven't seen any of that. i can't trust social media with that. >> let me ask you this. you say she had a revelation about her life's purpose on your road trip with her. can you share that with us? >> she did. absolutely. we had been going back and forwards about some of the things over the years that we needed to apologize for and we did all that and we were laughing and joking and we started talking about taking accountability for the things do you and how you can't blame other people for the way you end up. it is your choice to turn things around if that's what you want to do. sandy had been applying for jobs all over the place. so she and i just agreed that she was going to stick to going back to texas. she was going to also be on her ma

surfer managed to survive a shark attack off a south african coast during a competition and alltel vised live. >> cbs news' charlie d'agata has the dramatic video and the surfer's account of how he lived through the ordeal. >> reporter: mick fanning waited for his first wave of the final unaware it could have been his last. when the thrashing shark lunged at him from behind. then -- knocked him off his board. a wave high is what happened next. but for a moment, the triple world champion is nowhere to be seen. [ sirens ] >> all of a sudden i felt my -- started the getting pulled -- to getting pulled underwater and then the thing came up and i was on my board and it was like right there. is taw -- like the whole thing just thrashing around. but i was getting dragged under by my leg rope. >> reporter: fanning said he punched the shark a couple of times and it just kept coming. he's seen frantically swimming for his life. >> i had the thought what happens in it comes for another go at me? and i i just turned around so i could at least see it coming and then before i knew it. the boat was the

. >> and vise president joe biden is speaking to democrats on capitol hill drumming up support, or tryingfor the nuclear deal with iran. one of the congressman who will meet with the vice president is remaining unsure much like senator menendez. >> all you did was delay the questions of iran nuclear ambition but in a way in which iran will be stronger and more vibrant in the region. that is a challenge. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it. and i went to cancer treatment centers of america. we were able to do thorascopic surgery where we could use tiny incisions. we put a camera inside the chest and tony was able to go home three days after surgery. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. our individualized care model gives each lung patient specific treatment options with innovative procedures that are changing the way we fight lung cancer. we have targeted therapies looking for a specif

their words this entire time and con vising us that the stock market is a good way to confess and we're all left in abyss. it shows how hopeless people feel now at seeing so much of their savings completely disappear. a lot of people were focused on the trading halt which is massive and what the chinese media have said is that the largest in chinese stock market history. over half of the listed shares in china have seen their trade halted and this was just to try to stop the volatility or protect companies from falling prices but it's actually had a very negative impact on sentiment where a lot of investors have become concerned and they have been selling what they could sell. they thought that more companies were going to apply to have their shares halted as well. the government has come in with more measures today with the central bank saying it's going to provide more assistance. that helped a little. we saw some money going into small cap stocks but at the same time its been pretty ugly. >> thank you. it was a tough session overnight in asia. what does this mean for european markets

she'll lay out a plan to insent vise profit sharing and said that we have to go beyond frank.on called out three of the republican candidates. the first jeb bush and his comments last week about labor participation. >> you may have heard governor bush say there's a week that americans just need to work longer hours. [laughter] well he must not have met have many american workers. >> she mentioned marco rubio and a scott walker which might give you aned why of who the clinton campaign and hillary clinton herself is keeping an eye on for now. charles. >> of course hillary is veering to the left but charlie gasparino for wall street just not buying it. charlie what are you hearing? >> she didn't attack trump who gave her a lot of money in the past. [laughter] i can tell you this, i think this is typical hillary clinton economic double speak, it is, you know, a mile wide, inch deep she didn't say much in materials of we need more income equality like to give away. more and more like bernie sanders as she gets more and more popularity to the left but this is just a big fake that sh

. >> item 11, vise president report >> nothing to report, however i do want to bring to your attention, i noticed the director put in your binder a mixer, the ba mixer at 1300 august 11. just wanted to bring that to your attention and that is it. >> item twechbl, commissioner reports. >> commissioners. commissioner ortiz >> it will be short president. >> times up >> last week i have been helping on the renaissance center entrepreneur center help with the [inaudible] program so i help several small business on the [inaudible] see how we get small business to the next step. tackle projects that prevent them to get to the next step. pretty cool >> fantastic. anyone else? >> i just want to reiterate the jbba may contact you at 1300 fillmore sponsored by goog squl hope everyone can make it. i'm excited for that. >> commissioner yee, riley >> i attended the mayors quarterly meeting as well, so it was productive and organized and great. i also want approached by the hong kong economic office and they are very interest #d to foofind out more about the food truck business so i answered question

the administration also tried to run an insent vised plans that the hospitals could run and cut out thedle man but we've seen this before. we tried to do it in the '90s where hospitals funded their own plans. they didn't do well. there's a reason why health plans run to manage risks. the idea that you're going to recreate health plans with these washington creations doesn't seem to be holding out. >> new story out today that says that several of the health insurance companies are looking for rate increases of 20% to 40%. >> "the new york times," it was a holiday. it was like friday and they put it in there and hoped no one would see it. but 30% and 40% increases are going to be asked for and they asked the president, he said oh well you know you have to push back on that and we'll see what they finally get. >> you're still talking about double digit increases for many plans. >> everybody is sicker. no healthy people signed up. >> the plans are spending more money than they're taking in and the other thing to watch is the administration is going to start talking about the average rate in

with that, i'd ask all members have five legislative days to revice vise and extend their remark remarks. with that, this hearing is adjourned. >>> the national governor's association is holding a meeting in west virginia starting today. join us tomorrow when we're live from the nga meeting with three sessions. first up governors will talk about combattingobepe identity abuse. at 1:15 a discussion on education and state economies and later a discussion on health care issues. saturday, 9:45, on c-span. >>> this weekend on the c-span network, politics, books and american history. saturday morning on c-span starting at 9:45 the governors address the nation' opoid crisis with guests from california, mary bono, and later the governors will discuss how to sim stimulate their state's economy and the impact on the employment rate with tomas perez, and sunday evening, an interview with former governor of rhode island and democratic presidential candidate lincoln chaffee. on c-span2 on book tv ralph nader on the many unanswered letters he sent to presidents george w. bush and barack obama about do

very important because that basically means that for the time being, the iranians are highlien sent vised to do all of the things they are supposed to do. and we are going to see them take the steps they are required to do to see a dollar of the relief they are supposed to get. back in the action, i remember vividly, the iranians would stop doing the steps before it became implemented. i believe the scope and scale suggests that is not the case here. there is then basically a high ate is in terms of additional sanctions relieve. for eight years or the iaea reaching a broader conclusion of the nuclear program whichever one comes first. and during this time, relief will continue to exist and the iranians can take advantage of it but they are under important ones that i want to touch on is the procurement channel and how it relates to the sanctions that still remain. under this eight-year time period the iranians are going to have to go to the procurement channel established under the joint commission to ask for any nuclear related items. that's because the nuclear related security councillo

steps to provide safeguards for passengers for example we have reviewed the fra 2015 all three safety vises and in the process of notifications through the gps systems an will knowfy the conduct where the speed is reduces more than 15 miles per hour and will remind the engineer of the restriction. and we will also introduced the rs close call reports. before closing, i wanted to bring to the committee's attention recently a question was raised at the astra rail conference with regard to the commuter rail ability to operate past the ptc deadline as it related to insurance liability. the commuter railroads are investigating this matter. it is metro's commitment along with the rest of the commuter rail industry to implement kpat as expeditiously as possible with that said, we ask congress to grant the fra authority to provide waivers with the funding and the implementation of ptc. and i thank you for inviting me and would be happy to answer any questions. >> mr. currio. you may proceed. >> thank you. good morning chairman dunham and ranking member capuana and members of the committee. my name

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they're trying to insent vise people to come.r, the number of people setting up businesses are small. >> seems like something changed. for years and years, they were seen as relatively safe investments. what changed? >> i think, look they're had -- they've had a lot of setbacks. they're having a lack of full-time job opportunities right now. just when you go anecdotely people complain much more about employment there. i think they've taken on debt to keep things afloat. now you find that the debt service payments are becoming for than they can bear at a time when revenue is falling short consistently. they just issued a report showing that in almost every case, government revenue underperforms where they're expecting. they have this short fall. they do have the money in a lot of instances to pay what they owe to bond holders opinion. it's not sustainable. they said we can't pay our debt. $72 million. this can't be met. he was able to pay the next service payment the next day or two. that made people feel like he was crying wolf.

the pier co was towing a vising banner, landed then flipped over.oy was hurt, taken to the hospital, his condition unknown. the only one on board the plane was a 23-year-old pilot who was not injured. he's not commenting on what happened. officials were able to flip the plane back on to its wheels and tow it away for examination. >>> the santa a that police department launched a internal affairs investigation into the actions of several officerses. it was at a medical marijuana dispensary. it shows a santa ana police officer eating what appears to be a marijuana-laced edible. one also appears to play darts in the dispensary and several other officers removing the surveillance cameras. an edited version of the video was released last month but an attorney representing the dispensary rently released the -- recently released the full unedited video >> officers are eating these candy bars, one talks about the candy bar and the edible and says that he's starting to get lightheaded. that would indicate to me they are eating marijuana edibles. >> one of th