i want to colin william hill -- call on william hill. a fellow here. first a comment. perhaps the scottish referendum could serve as an inspiration to vladimir putin and some of his colleagues for similar referendum in chechnya and other units in the northern caucuses. ukraine is not the only unit or .tate that has experience as for scotland, i'm curious in perhaps you have it or perhaps you do not, on who votes and who does not and whether there are splits. there are presumably a certain number that will work elsewhere in the u.k. but have the right to vote in scotland. are there geographical divisions? the differences in political preferences between edinburgh and glasgow, something like that . i'm just wondering if anything shows up within scotland. with cry crucial is the franchise used for the vote is the same used for the scottish parliament. otherwise you would have many debates. the franchise has been agreed on political culture in scotland for a long time so it's not too contested which is good. scotlandwho listed the is a permanent residents, citizen, qualify

. >> william hill kelly jr. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> my cousin mary barbara and her husband jamesthony trintini. we will never forget you. >> and the nypd we miss your laughing irish eyes, great sense of humor, compassionate and loving heart. you touched so many. love you glenn. god bless america. let us never forget. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> john richard keohane. >> ralph francis kershaw. >> ronald kerwn. >> howard kestenbaum. >> ruth ellen ketler. sarah khan. >>> michael kiefer. >>> mary jo kimmellman. >> karen anne con cade. >> amy r. king. >> andrew m. king. >> lieu sill teresa king. >> robert king jr. >> lisa king-johnson. >> brian k. kenny. >> chris michael kirby. >> robert kirkpatrick. >> glen davis kirwin. >> helen kettle. >> richard joseph klares is. >> alan david kliinberg. >> stephen a.nnap. >> my great uncle joel miller. i know you're up there watching over me and guiding me everyday. i love you. >> my nephew francis joseph nezarro. night before the attack i spoke to you on the phone. you were holding your infant daughter. she is now a beautiful young lady because of h

. >> i want to call on william hill. >> bill hill, a fellow here. first, a comment. perhaps the scottish referendum could serve as an inspiration to vladimir putin and some of his colleagues for similar referendum in chechnya and other units in the northern caucuses. ukraine is not the only unit or state that has experience. as for scotland, i'm curious in your data, perhaps you have it or perhaps you do not, on who votes and who does not and whether there are splits. there are presumably a certain number that will work elsewhere in the u.k. but have the right to vote in scotland. are there geographical divisions? the differences in political preferences between edinburgh and glasgow, something like that. i'm just wondering if anything shows up within scotland. >> what's quite crucial is the franchise used for the vote is the same used for the scottish parliament. otherwise you would have many debates. the franchise has been agreed on political culture in scotland for a long time so it's not too contested which is good. everyone who listed the scotland is a permanent

. >> william hill kelly jr. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> my cousin mary barbara and her husband jamesanthony trintini. we will never forget you. >> and the nypd we miss your laughing irish eyes, great sense of humor, compassionate and loving heart. you touched so many. love you glenn. god bless america. let us never forget. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> john richard keohane. >> ralph francis kershaw. >> ronald kerwn. >> howard kestenbaum. >> ruth ellen ketler. sarah khan. >>> michael kiefer. >>> mary jo kimmellman. >> karen anne con cade. >> amy r. king. >> andrew m. king. >> lieu sill teresa king. >> robert king jr. >> lisa king-johnson. >> brian k. kenny. >> chris michael kirby. >> robert kirkpatrick. >> glen davis kirwin. >> helen kettle. >> richard joseph klares is. >> alan david kliinberg. >> stephen a.nnap. >> my great uncle joel miller. i know you're up there watching over me and guiding me everyday. i love you. >> my nephew francis joseph nezarro. night before the attack i spoke to you on the phone. you were holding your infant daughter. she is now a beautiful young lady because of

william hill has alice at 25-1 odds. and here are the long shots. 500-1 odds the baby will be named macbeth. slightly better stands for joffrey with 250-1 odds. i know people will keep coming up with interesting names. i think they'll go classic. they went with george. >> a good, strong name. >> it is. >> it's royalty. >> yeah. you can't go with something else. >>> if you like living on the edge, wha t hseorou. check it out. >> i don't get this. >> whew! >> you like it as long as you're not afraid of heights or the water. take a look. here it is. they're calling this the cliff house in australia. five-story home includes -- >> look at that. >> -- spa area where you can hear the sound of the waves. >> the home includes an open-air jacuzzi on the lower level and a place to have the perfect barbecue. because what's a house without a perfect place to have a barbecue. and the house has a two-car garage. you see built right into the cliff. my fear would be the one day it's just going to fail right down. >> you get a stiff wind

a man enters the william hill betting parlor in leeds, england, with a large handgun and orders the clerktaway comes to an abrupt halt when he encounters martin richardson, a 38-year-old amateur rugby player and judo enthusiast. >> he got a real shock, i think. he was pointing at me and he said, i'm going to shoot you. >> the gunman points the pistol directly into richardson's face. undaunted, richardson reacts by picking up a chair and repeatedly whacking the guy. the gunman is no match for this burly man who refuses to back down. richardson wrestles him to the ground and subdues him until police arrive. >> i managed to get the gun out of his hand, could tell but i pinned him to the floor with what i call a judo move. >> the assailant is 20-year-old aczar suleman, and this is not the first time he has robbed a shop. he held it up twice before as well as one other betting parlor in the area. he gets convicted of all four robberies and sentenced to six years in prison. as for richardson, he doesn't consider himself a hero. just a concerned citizen who chose to fight back. >> it's not the f

kelly william hill kelly jr.bert quenkin ten kennedy >> my cousin, we will never forget you. >> and karen petit, nypd, we miss your laughing irish eyes, your great sense of humor, your compassionate heart and loving heart that has touched so many. love you, glen, god bless america, and let us never forget. thomas j. kennedy yvonne e. kennedy john keohane ralph frances kershaw lt. ronald t. kerwin howard l. kestenbaum douglas d. ketcham ruth e. ketler boris khalif norma cruz khan sarah khan taimour firaz khan rajesh khandelwal seilai khoo michael vernon keiffer satoshi kikuchihara andrew jay-hoon kim lawrence don kim mary jo kimelman henrick kimick karen ann kincaid andrew r. king lucille t. king robert king jr. lisa m. king-johnson brian k. kinney takashi kinoshita chris michael kirby robert kirkpatrick howard kirschbaum glenn davis kirwin helen crossing kittle richard j. klares peter a. klein alan d. kleinberg karen j. klitzman ronald philip kloepfer steven a. knapp yevgeny knyazev >> and my great uncle, joel mi

. >> i want to call on william hill, who can partially deal with the question of mr.in. >> a fellow here at hillen institution. maybe it could serve as an inspiration for valdimir putin, for others in the northern caucuses. ukraine is not the only state that has experienced similar yearnings by smaller units, as for scotland, i am curious, in your data, it didn't come up here. perhaps vut perhaps you don't. about who votes, whether there are splits in geographically terms, first, you have, you are not in scotland, you are voting. presumably a certain number that work elsewhere in the uk, have the right to vote in scotland. then, within scotland, are there geographical divisions, one old saw, about the differences in political presences between eddinburrow and glass koe. i was wondering if it shows up geographically within scotland? >> yes. the franchise that is used for the vote is the same franchise use--ed for the scottish parliament. i think was smart. it is a franchise that has been agreed, built on political culture in scotland, it sent too contested. which is go

. >> i want to call on william hill who will partially deal with the question of mr.putin. >> bill hill here. first to comment, you know, perhaps the scottish referendum could serve as inspiration to vladimir putin and some of his colleagues for similar referend referendum. uk is not the only unit or only state that has experienced similar yearnings by smaller units. as for scotland, i'm curious in your data. about who votes and whether there are splits in geographical terms. first, you have you're not in scotland, but you're voting. there are a number number that work elsewhere in the uk have a right to vote in oakland. and within scotland, are there geographical divisions? one is the differences in political preferences between glasgow and something like that. i wonder if anything shows up geographically within scotland. >> yep. so, what's quite crucial is that that franchise that is used for the vote is the same franchise used for the scottish parliament. otherwise you'd have many debates about what should be the franchise. it's a franchise that has been agreed bui

let's bring in our panel, george will, ron williams, "the hill," charles krauthammer. i want to talk about david cameron acting today when he raised the terror threat level, but something important happened over the weekend. king abdullah of saudi arabia had this to say. quote, these terrorists do not know the name of humanity. you have witnessed them severing heads and giving them to children to walk with in the street. if neglected, i am certain that after a month, they will reach europe, he said of isis, and after another month, america. george, a terror attack he's predicting in america within two months. >> king abdullah, the head of the house of saud, the head of a c country with 3,000 cousins, a good many of whom finance islamic extremists said my neighborhood has gone to hell in a hand cart, and nato, the north atlantic treaty organization, ought to do something about it. i asked the research staff at fox news channel to tabulate the combined militaries of iran, iraq, jordan, syria, saudi arabia, 250 highly qualified aircraft, awacs command people combined in t

jerome williams will take the hill for fightins. >>> here at wilmington country club it is 26th annualald mcdonald house of delaware, charity tournament, they have raise add lot of money, great time had by all on this beautiful golf course, peter costas, golfing great, is here helping us raise money, and, we have so many wonderful golf courses in this area, i asked peter why don't pga stop here. >> we have tremendous golf courses. it is an area that i think has a lot of golf fans. it is just disappointing we don't come here on a consistent basis. there are a couple parts of the country pacific northwest, philadelphia northwest area we have to figure out a way to get here. >> wow. >> i met peter costas. >>> we will have a helicopter in the air in a matter of minutes, they will drop balls for 50/50 more money raised for ronald mcdonald house in delaware. i'm beasley reese at the beautiful wilmington country >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> "cbs evening news" comes your way ne

williams. the difference between this neighborhood on cathedral hill and the neighborhood where reshawn williams grew up is striking. but what stands out is the young man who made it out of those projects and up here to a world of new opportunities, and was cut down. reporting from cathedral, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> the drama continues at 49ers headquarters. the season hasn't even begun. ray mcdonald was at practice today, but tonight 49ers will not say if the controversial defensive lineman will play in the season opener on sunday. mcdonald is accused of abusing his pregnant girlfriend. nbc bay area's marian favro joins us. a tense news conference with the head coach today. >> reporter: i was there, raj, and it was very tense. he kept referring to due process, due process. now, ray mcdonald is out on $25,000 bail. and today, for the second day in a row, he practiced with the team. coach harbaugh said until due process runs its course, he will not be punished. san francisco 49er ray mcdonald was back on the practice field for the second time since his arrest sunday for domestic vio

joining us now, lauren ashburn, steven hanes and juan williams, columnist from "the hill." media war frenzy like 2003. does this remind you of the run up to the iraq war? >> no, it really doesn't. in 2003, we had the administration pushing a wear, pushing an agenda. weapons of mass destruction and the press saluting, basically saying, hey, whatever you want, that's fine with us. 2014, flash forward, and you have the press pushing to do something, whatever something is, and you have the administration leading from behind saying we don't have a strategy and the press pouncing on that. >> that's an interesting phrase, steve hayes. there does seem to me to be this demand that the president do something, even though military action is risky and there are no great options here. >> yeah. i'm not sure that they're pushing him to do something as much as what he's done to this point doesn't work. you have a president who understated dramatically the threat of variety of jihadists, whether it was going back to the christmas day bomber and the president calling it an isolated -- >> are

we have steve hayes senior writer for the "weekly standard," and juan williams columnist for "the hill." huge headline, media war frenzy like 2003. does it remind you of the run up to iraq? >> no. in 2003 we had the administration pushing a war, an agenda, weapons of mass destruction and the press saluting, saying, whatever you want, that is fine. now 2014, you have the press pushing to do something, whatever "something" is and you have the administration leading from behind saying, we don't have a strategy and the press is pouncing on that. >> that is interesting phrase, there seems to be this demand in much of the media, not all, the president "do something," although military action is risky. >> i'm not sure they are pushing him to do something but recognizing what he has done hasn't worked to this point. you have a president would understated dramatically the threat from a variety of jihadist going back to the going of his administration whether it was the christmas day bomber or calls --. >> does the press just want obama to admit error? >> they are pressing him because he has sai

joining us the a-team, five co-hosts columnist of "the hill," juan williams, former reagan white housentributor, republican strategist, good friend, ed rollins. >> thank you. lou: let's start with you, juan. why in the world is this administration, at a time being accused of just about everything, a pile of scandals, to the ceiling, charges of incompetence in every dregs, domestic and foreign policy, they're not even reacting to, the president's life being endangered by this kind of unprofessional conduct on the part of the secret service? >> well, i got to imagine that this is kind of one of those behind closed doors screaming matches that is going on. i don't think there is any advantage antagonizing people who protect you, lou. but there has to be some degree of, you know, heading people to account for such a failure that would allow this man to jump the fence and get through the front door of the white house? to me, it is like unbelievable, even as a reporter, you're sitting next to somebody who was in and out, ed rollins, he worked there, hard to get in with a pass! >> i had many

the a's and phillies, jerome williams and drew palmer is on the hill now and struck out six. the bases in the first and bases loaded for the a's in the second. the offensive struggles continue and into the 4, 6, 3 double play. williams became the first player to beat the same team three times while playing for three different teams. innings of shutout baseball. 165 average gone. his fourth of the year. they had more in the eighth. singling and chase utley coming around to score and still the wild card. >> you can sit here and talk about the things we haven't done doing well. we take it one game at a time. we will be there until the end of the season. we control our own destiny. we played the baseball we know how to play, we will beat them. >> we will take a tour of the college football forecast. we have the final play of the game. >> don't revisit this. >> coming up, two breeches in two days. new concerns about white house security and the deadly virus targeting dogs. where it's happening and what to look for. >> it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music cit

williams' daughter thanked her followers for donating to st. jude in memory of her father. >>> and they left the scene of a deadly crash in pittsburgh. 50-year-old michelle was killed sunday night near hill low pass road when a driver jumped the curb. he dragged it before taking off off and he said his wife was devoted to animals and wanted to be a vet veterinarian. >> i guess she will not get that chance. anybody with information is asked to contact police. >>> commuters driving into san

when he explains to william seward and congressman james ashley on capitol hill they're worried and shocked. this is a dramatic and sort of surprising move. that is all fiction. you know, the reintroduction of the amendment that had been defeated the previous spring is real. it was all telegrafd out in the open. this is not a surprise and something lincoln comes up with in a way that was shocking to people. in his annual message in december of 1864 after he won that sweeping re-election victory he telegrafd it to the public and boasted about it you might say. i'm reading from the annual message the state of the union address they delivered back then when congress reassembled for its session after the election in december, '64. he says to congress the next congress will pass the measure if this does not. so then he says it is only a question of time as to when the proposed amendment will go to the states. i read the next line almost as a taunt. you might read it differently. he says, may we not agree the sooner the better? let's get this done. the telegrafg of this reintroduction of the amen

william f. buckley junior. in moscow the national review reported these books were passed from hand to hand as avidly as a copy of fanny hill in a college dormitory. the speculation continued for years some of it quite fanciful that british intelligence forced down the plane was that was carrying the italian publisher for moscow and la six photographs the manuscript that was in his luggage. the only problem is that he had only once been to moscow and that was before the novel was finished and when he did pick it up in 1956, it was in west berlin and the flights from berlin to travel over. the results speculated that the published as a novel and russian to satisfy the rule of the swedish academy that work must be published in its original language to qualify for the nobel prize in literature. but there is no copy of the library archives and indeed an internal cia accounting of where the books were sent after they were printed in the netherlands showed that none of them went to stockholm. others argued that role was minimal and this was the work of the organizations the agency sponsored. bottom line there was a lot of specula

williams and kevin harrigan include aggravated assault. >>> philadelphia police hope these pictures right here will put a burglary suspect behind bars. police say suspect targeted homes in chestnut hilln the early hours of september 15th. >>> your time 4:49. let check business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange. we are hearing wal-mart is taking another step in the banking business, what are they up to right now. >> reporter: that is right, good morning. starting next in wal-mart is cleaning up with green dot and offering customers over age of 18a mobile checking account and eliminates some of the fees charged by banks. the account also will let customers know in real time if they cannot afford to make a purchase, they are about to make. that is definitely helpful. i can do that, ukee and erika. >> i saw apple's attempt to fix bugs in the new iphone operating system failed so badly they pulled the latest update, what do you know. >> reporter: that is right, the company was trying to fix problems related to text messages and health kit but it caused more issues. people down loaded updated software were unable to make phone calls, after about a

williams trying to make history but it came with a price. >>> and forget dallas, today's d stands for domination. jim harbough's reaction, next ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ at raley's, bel air, and nob hills as they kicked off the season in dallas was the te would play with the absencef defensive stars navaro bowm and aldon smith..you can mar n mark off the >>> biggest question mark is how the team would play in the absence of their defensive stars. l you can mark that question off of the list. the fans in dallas. out of the stadium. as fast as they ran in today. smith was replaced by dan scoota. he stripped the ball away from murray. he picked it up and he goes in for the first touchdown of the game. he would later leave with the concussion. quick 49er drive, down the field. ends in a 29 yard score, kaepernick, davis, hold on to that football. 14-3, san francisco. kaepernick, 16 of 23. 201 yards then, after a romo interception, groundhog day for the offense. davis, 21-3 after 5 plays on offense. it was a brutal day for tony romo who had back surgery. throw to patric willis. forcing four turnovers by today. now, after the break, that is 28-17. jim harbough has not lost a opener as a 49er

hills. >> whatever happened to talen? >> lc got married. >> i liked her, too. lauren conrad, or lc, married 34 year old williaml over the weekend two, said their i do's in a small ceremony in california, surrounded by close friends, family, said it was the perfect way. >> william tell. >> did he make -- >> instead of -- they served apples. >> give me prediction tonight. how long, okay. >> eagles in inched april list. >> i hate it colts. >> so we're going to win. >> we will we win, will we hard. it will be hard. let's bring us some good luck. should we close with maybe the eagles fight song? >> yes. >> i like that idea. >> ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ >>> live from new york city, it's wendy and back and all new. from mariah and nick, plus the inside scoop on jennifer lawrence and chris martin's new romance. the hottest topics all morning long wendy said kim and kanye wouldn't last. >> today, wendy makes good. >> i have my hot sauce ready. >> here's wendy!

williams and kevin harrigan walk out of central detective earlier this morning. they face assault and conspiracy charges. >>> authorities hope surveillance pictures help put a burglar behind bars. suspect targeted homes in chestnut hill last week. >>> more air strikes in syria yesterday, some targeting oil refineries, britain's prime minister is expect to ask its parliament to allow england to join the international effort against the islamic state. >>> straight ahead, new development in the manhunt underway in the poconos foreman suspect of ambushing two state troopers. >> we have new developments in the case of the missing university of virginia student hanna graham. police now have a suspect in custody, that story coming up >>> good morning, everyone. there are new developments in the manhunt for eric frein. thirteen days after he allegedly ambush two pennsylvania state troopers outside their barracks police say they are closing in on his hide out in the poconos. cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh showsus new evidence that is pointing them in his direction. >> reporter: this is the jeep that police say suspect cop killer eric frein used as a getaway car after shooting at two state troopers killing one on sep

williams' daughter thanked her followers for donating to st. jude in memory of her father. >>> and they left the scene of a deadly crash in pittsburgh. 50-year-old michelle was killed sunday night near hill pass road when a driver jumped the curb. he dragged it before taking off off and he said his wife was devoted to animals and wanted to be a vet veterinarian. >> i guess she will not get that chance. anybody with information is asked to contact police. >>> commuters driving into san francisco, northbound 208 between the 108 interchange and at&t parkings it is open and in fact they opened ahead of schedule. crews worked around the clock to replace two hinges to allow them to absorb the earthquake better. >>> a man is still missing after going for a swim this morning. >> good morning, pam, we are at christie field, the water actually looks pretty calm out here and we know it caused lots of problems across the bay area and in fact a swimmer is still missing after she disappeared and we are still waiting from the coast guard to get word if they will resume the search. let's take you through what happened yesterday. in san francisco a life guarder got himself in to trouble for searching for

hill dave kinchen fox 29 news. >> how did he do that? >> wow! >> it was a cool cloudy day today. here's chief meteorologist scott williams.s not going to disappear. we may have some rain on the w way, cot scott. >> that's right. we are looking at cloud cover moving in overnight as well as drizzle and it really depends on where you live. tomorrow most of the rain will be south and east of philadelphia. but temperatures in the suburbs at 6am60 degrees. mid 60s in the city. it will feel a little cooler because of the breeze out of the east northeast 10 to 15 miles per hour so you might want to grab a light jackass well tomorrow morning out the door. ultimate doppler right now showing that we have a few pockets of drizzle but most of the heavy rain is still offshore with a system that we're watching that will slowly move to the north and east. satellite and radar showing clearer conditions north and west but thicker clouds in south jersey and sections of delaware. so recapping the forecast for the overnight, it will stay cloudy for most especially south and east. with the best chance for showers there also if you can take a l

hill there. overseas, the isis threat rattled one of the staunchest allies. with a plot to carry out public besidings to demonstrate isis's reach. here to tell us more is the justice correspondent, pete williamst of americans wondering could this happen here? could we see a similar plot here in america? what more do we know? >> the australians said they had the people they arrested under surveillance for several months since at least may. they acted after intercepting a telephone call from an isis senior leader named mohammad. he lived in australia for a while and is originally from and after intercepting, this they disrupted the plot to carry out the executions and send them to be included in a propaganda video. it's the concern about the propaganda video has american rather than sending instructions in the u.s. >> as always, if the syrian government intensifies attacks against rebels, three years into that, about ten miles from damascus, they considered the center of opposition. near the border with the key ally, turkey. they seized 21 kurdish villages in the last 24 hours. that is prompting calls from military aid from others in the region including from the curd stan worker's party known

william island in the canadian arctic. using remote underwater vehicles, the well-preserved wreck, a sought-after prize, was discovered over the weekend, 35 feet below the surface. that's some of what is happening. >> capitol hill takes up the militarization of police. >> new developments in the domestic abuse case involving pro football star ray rice and his wife. what the n.f.l. is saying, and staggering statistics involving american women and this violence. the case parked a conversation online. harmeli aregawi has been tracking this. what are people saying. >> the conversation is being led online and reframing dialogue about their experiences. while you are watching, let us know what you think. join the conversation on twitter and op facebook and google+ >> a crisis on the border >> they're vulnerable these are refugees. >> migrant kids flooding into the us. >> we're gonna go and see who's has just been deported. >> why are so many children fleeing? >> your children will be part of my group... >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> there blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> truth seeking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series... no refuge

william island in the canadian arctic. using remote underwater vehicles, the well-preserved wreck, a sought-after prize, was discovered over the weekend, 35 feet below the surface. that's some of what is happening. >> capitol hill takes up the militarization of police. >> new developments in the domestic abuse case involving pro football star ray rice and his wife. what the n.f.l. is saying, and staggering statistics involving american women and this violence. the case parked a conversation online. harmeli aregawi has been tracking this. what are people saying. >> the conversation is being led online and reframing dialogue about their experiences. while you are watching, let us know what you think. join the conversation on twitter and op facebook and google+ >> a firsthand look at the ongoing battle against the isis threat. >> bombs are cracking off in the distance... >> this is a booby trap in the islamic state >> ...a sniper around the corner here... >> from the front lines, josh rushing reports, on al jazeera america >>> ray rice and the n.f.l. remain under fire after the release of a new video showing the incident of the star running back hitting fiance, now wife, so hard he knocked her out. he has been sus

hill merging down if 210 especially into the local lanes. that's the traffic headed -- this is 270 we're looking at here. beltway at the wilson bridge, we do have just williamlding, lanes open in each direction. back to you. >> thanks a lot, bev. 6:39. a nonprofit in colorado is helping veterans get marijuana for free. it's called operation grow for vets. it gives them kahn business in- - it gives them cannabis infused products. >> organizers handed out the products to those veterans. >> they fought for our freedom. >> i was diagnosed with ptsd after serving desert storm. >> and now they're taking advantage of a new freedom with marijuana. >> when i get e-mails and calls every day from veterans telling me they're moving to colorado because they're tired of being criminals in the state they live in. >> reporter: it has little to do with getting high and a lot to do with healing. >> spinal cord injury and tbi, chipped a vertebrae in my neck. >> there are an awful lot of veterans who need cannabis that they can use in the treatment of pain or ptsb, other serious medical conditions. >> reporter: the founder of operation grow for vets wants to replace pills with

williams in exchange for more than $165,000 in gifts and loans. bob mcdonald's attorney says he will appeal. >>> happening today, a new push to put more money toward gas pipeline safety. state senator jerry hill will hold a news conference this morning bargaining table recent 1.4 -- this morning about the recent $1.4 billion fine from the san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. much of the money from the fine is expected to go towards the state's general fund. but hill has a plan to divert more of it toward pipeline safety measures. >>> in richmond, a high school bake sale sent several children to the emergency room. kpix 5's cate caugiran explains what was in the cookies. >>> reporter: two students hospitalized, three sick, one other student arrested, it's only the first month of the new school year. >> this was just a bad decision and bad mistake, and there's going to be consequences for the behavior. >> reporter: a bad move by a de anza high school senior. the school says she sold marijuana cookies to at least five students for a few extra bucks. it ended up costing her way more. >> it's a tragedy because the student is a senior and you wouldn't think that during her senior year that this is

hill. he received the international men of the year honor. here comes the actor jamie dornin. colin firth was named leading man of the year. and singer pharrell williamsist of the year. >> i know you guys are like enough, enough, enough, we get it, you're happy. it's funny that i'm getting this award from gq because, you know, it's the best style, you know. it's the best style in the world. >> i never say enough enough about him. >> i never do either. >> i love everything he does. >> i agree. speaking of happy, you may remember mo'ne davis. she's the 13-year-old baseball phenom and she made her big league debut last night. the star little league pitcher for philadelphia's taney dragons threw out the first pitch at the los angeles dodgers game. and guess what? it was a perfect strike. as we showed you last month, mo'ne became the first girl to throw a shutout game in the world series. yasiel puig turned the tables and asked her for an autograph. >> she's gone got on her dodgers cap too. >> i know. >> i know norah is watching this. i was thinking about you and looking at her. norah's cheering as everybody was. >> all-star. >>> ahead, when virtual relati

did not see coming the anita hill charges, also based on what she said, the evidence that came out at the time i wasn't surprised. >> host: from our face book page, william wouldfor. miss berry is extreme left, sample quote, the legal system supports our capitalist economic system because capitalism requires inequality. the only real question is who will be the repositories of the inequality. is that quote from you? >> guest: i don't know whether it is or not but it is true. if you take economics 101 as a course in college one of the things they will teach you is that capitalism by definition requires inequality. that is the old definition of the free enterprise economic system, capitalist system. the only question is who will be abandoned will be down and to in the middle. that is not a pejorative and is not an assessment one way or the other as to how it should be but it is just true. if you don't understand that you will spend your whole life trying to figure out why there is inequality in society. that is all. >> host: rome is calling from philadelphia. you are on booktv on c-span2 with mary frances berry. >> caller: thank you so much and thank you t

coming the anita hill charges against him, although based on what she said, and the evidence that came out at that time, i wasn't surprised. >> host: from our facebook page, this is william woodford: ms. berry is extreme left. sample quote, the legal system supports our capitalist economic system because capitalism requires inequality, the only real question is who will be the repositories of the inequality. is that a quote from you? >> guest: i don't no whether it is or not but it's true. if you take economics 101, as a course in college, one of the things they teach you is that capitalism by definition requires inequality. that's the whole definition of the free enterer enter -- enterprise capital system, and the only we is who will be up, who will we down and who will be be middle. it's not a pejorative and not an assess. how it should be, but it's just true. and if you don't understand that, then you'll spend your whole life trying to figure out why theirs inequal. in society. that's all. >> host: rome is calling from philadelphia. hi, you're on booktv with mary frances berry. >> caller: hi, peter, thank you so much and thank you to spoons 2, booktv, for seeing the v

. >> i'm going to call on william hill who is partially also dealing with the question of mr. putin. >> bill fell, a fellow here. first a comment or perhaps the scottish referent can serve as an inspiration to vladimir putin and some of his colleagues for similar referenda in chechnya and other federal units in the northern caucasus. ukraine is not the only unit or state that has experienced similar events by smaller units. as for scotland, i'm curious in your data, it didn't. and perhaps you know or you don't, about to vote and whether there are splits in geographical terms. you are not in scotland but you are voting. there are presumably a certain number that worked elsewhere in the uk but have the right to vote in scotland. and then within scotland are the geographical divisions? the difference in political preferences between edinburgh and glasgow, or something like that. i just wonder if anything shows up geographically within scotland? >> so what's quite crucial is the franchise that is used for the vote is the same french issues for the scottish parliament which i think