now. utah is enforcing the nation s strictest drunk driving law. starting today the new blood alcohol limit is 0.5. that means the average person can drink two beers and that s it. the national limit is 0.08. and the california dmv issues more than two million real id cards that do not meet federal standards. instead of asking applicants for two document to prove their residency, they only asked for one. interesting. the dmv says those impacted will not need new cards and they re vowing to fix the issue moving forward. we ll see. pete? welcome back. well do you give your kids an allowance? a new survey finds that kids age 4 to 14 maij an average of $434
todd: the flu virus technique another young life, the third-grader died in alabama days after a state of emergency was declared. he stated showing flulike symptoms before passing away the hospital. it is unclear she received the flu vaccine but the cdc reports 20 pediatric flu-related deaths so far this season. the nationwide limit for how many drinks you can have before getting behind the wheel could become more strict. a new government commission report is calling for lowering blood alcohol concentration to 0.5 nationwide. the blood alcohol content is 0.08. the new suggestion could been people leveraging 120 pounds would be over the legal limit for just one drink. jillian: former president obama not shy about his distaste for donald trump s policies, often calling him out without
them at virtually anytime with just reasonable suspicion which is virnltually no suspicion at all. they have fhave to report in an are monitored and in many ways it s a form in-car race but in the real world. if they slight, they can come right back and serve the remainder of their term. you have to be very careful and very organized. and for people who don t have the resources, that is not an easy task. for o.j. it might be easier. but he has a number of rules that he has to comply with. the alcohol alone, on 0.08 is me a drink, sometimes half a drin ge drink depending on your weight. but that is just an example of all the rules. and he s on parole now for five years.
and alcohol, so he is allowed to consume up to 0.08. dui lawyers will tell that you that is barely a drink depending on your body weight. but some of the other conditions can be really burdensome. and one of those is that parolees don t have the same fourth amendment rights that you and i have. they can be searched at virtually anytime by their parole officer on just reasonable suspicion, which legally means just about anything that the parole agent can think of. they have to report in person to their parole officer periodically. sometimes they have to be monitored with an ankle brace let s. that s what the florida a.g. use like to see happen. but there are a number of different conditions they have to comply with, which is why for many without resources and unable to work, they quickly
in nevada or in florida. so he is allowed to drink, but he can t drink excessively, he can t have a blood alcohol level of 0.08 or higher. he obviously can t associate with convicted felons, he can t have weapons or illegal drugs. there is a long list muof rules and if he violates any of them, he will be back behind bars. and a lot of rules for a man moving in to 2017. joe fryer, thank you so much. dan dan danny, like joe was saying, this is a whole new world and you ve written about this case in the past and he said you said it was not a slam dunk. why? a couple reasons. if you look at nevada s guidelines for on gragranting p or early release, o.j. fit a lot of the good categories. the main one is his advanced age. believe it or on not, his lack