control i ve had callers on my show. they re just trying to get a town back to normal. it s not going back. lesson from ferguson is plan ahead. former governor at the correspondent dinner. someone at the table said he s getting texts from his son. there are riots and policy failure. stand by. what are you seeing and hearing? we re at the corner of riggs and fulton. and fire trucks are just rolling up to the scene here.
statements he believes in. common core was designed by secretary of education bill bennett who leased in a private effort to try and agree to get people to agree upon high standard for what we expect our children to learn. the obama administration has gotten involved and some conservatives believe the administration is trying to push those down the throat of state and local governments and federal control. so jeb s answer is going to have an impact on his standing with conservatives. but here s the deal. i think what will be seen here the next 6-9 months is a question of how good is somebody at arctic laterring what their vision is first and foremost and secondarily defending the parts of that riggs that might irritate the detactors inside the republican party. martha: you have to make you re argument so people who hear it say i don t agree with you but i
possession of under an ounce. now i have, like, six drug paraphernalia tickets, five possession tickets. it slowly got worse. reporter: collins warns marijuana isn t as harmless as some may think. did you ever think you were going to become addicted to it? did you realize what was happening? i didn t think it was possible to, like, become addicted to marijuana, i guess. the evidence is very clear it s addictive. reporter: this adolescened ad addictive specialist says one of six will become addicted. compare to the 1960s, the marijuana sold today has a higher concentration of thc. riggs says a developing brain is most vulnerable. daily or near daily use can be associated with a six to eight-point reduction in their adult iq. you don t get that back. reporter: collins has a lot in life he wants to get back.
back to you. shepard: eric, attorneys representing the bombing suspect s sisters released a statement late this afternoon saying how hurt they are by the events last week. the statement reads our hearts go out to the victims of last week s bombing. it saddens us to see some innocent people hurt after such a callus act. as a family we are devastated by the sense of loss and sorrow this has caused. we don t have any answers but we look forward to a thorough investigation and hope to learn more. we ask the media to respect our privacy during this difficult time. the fbi confiscated items from one of those sister s apartments in west new york new jersey. processed the evidence and cleared the two sisters. janet napolitano faced a slew of questions on capitol hill today over whether the u.s. needs tougher border security measures to represent meefnt nor boston bombing. latest in the sign that the am griggs debate has taken a new turn. g.o.p. lawmakers say the feds now need time to re-exa
black voters in all states, it shows why we must have clearance and must have the ability for the justice department that the congress decided and reauthorized as late as 2006, they must have the authority to continue to protect those in those districts who have had various schemes to disenfranchise minority voters. you mentioned the rash of legislation in the last voter cycle. laws, cutdowns on early voting almost always pushed through, in states by republican lawmakers and governors. one of the strange arguments being made by the plaintiffs in this case is that we have had such a rash of restrictive measures taken in places that are not covered by section five, that the districts, like the