right here in sky fox. we were covering the morning commute. a flash of light hit this curved window. and expanded throughout the cockpit. my photographer will do it right now. as i close my eyes. it is a very dangerous situation. the light from a laser pointer so bright. temporarily blinded traffic reporter john morse. it was very bright. it hit the windshield and just kind of. really hard to see. it made me mad more than anything. he saez he had no idea he was breaking federal law. i didn t know the repercussions of what i was doing. and to the gentlemen. it out alive. thank you that you re home with your family. i m truly sorry. the crew says they don t want to see carol behind bars. it s irresponsible. and maybe use a little judgment next time. they re happy with the apology. that they not be good enough for the fbi. he can expect a subpoena. . donald trump jr. back in colorado. to campaign for his father. rallying supporters in fort collins today. n
apologize. we met with him tonight. his story first on fox 31. . it happened early this morning. right here in sky fox. we were covering the morning commute. a flash of light hit this curved window. and expanded throughout the cockpit. my photographer will do it right now. as i close my eyes. it is a very dangerous situation. the light from a laser pointer so bright. temporarily blinded traffic reporter john morse. t it hit the windshield and just kind of. really hard to see. it made me mad more than anything. he saez he had no idea he was i didn t know the repercussions of what i was doing. and to the gentlemen. thank you very much for making it out alive. thank you that you re home with your family. i m truly sorry. the crew says they don t want to see carol behind bars. it s irresponsible. and maybe use a little judgment next time. they re happy with the apology. that they not be good enough f the fbi. he can expect a subpoena. . donald trump jr. bac
our series continues on monday with the supreme court s 1944 decision in korematsu vs. united states which upheld the removal of people of japanese descent during world war ii. aboutn also find out more the landmark cases series online going to www.c-span.org /landmarkcases. written by tony mauro and published by c-span, landmark 8.95s is available for $ plus shipping. a look at the impact of legalizing marijuana in colorado. hillary clinton at a town hall meeting in south carolina. then, a 2014 interview with howard coble of north carolina who passed away this week at the age of 84. now, a debate on the impact of legalized marijuana, team use, crime, and accidents. looks at then also impact of politics in colorado and other states around the country from the annuals the boat institute a steamboat cotitute freedom nference. several states are looking at taxing marijuana as a source of revenue. that s typical of the government. trying to squeeze blood from a stoner? [l
stores. are we sick? are all those people using the stores patients? [laughter] you are basically saying any place that produces products that grows marijuana is a store you can walk into and buy it. that s not the same. the number of stores is far fewer. problem isa, the they are looking at changing their law because people cannot access it. colorado has set up the system. what we have seen is a dramatic migration away from the medical system. medical sales have gone down. people are no longer bothering going through the process of getting a recommendation. truly has ane significant medical need, they already can get a recommendation from a physician. they don t have to go out of their way. they have a doctor the already see. ok? mary: we re almost out of time. a quick political discussion of how this is playing for politicians in colorado, and more broadly, for 2016. we have to talk about that. many republican candidates have said, look, i m ok with this. it is constitution
should draw near and give attention. coming up on landmark cases com, you are remanded to see the paper and see what it was. what they refuse to do so she grabs out of his hands to look at it. and then a scuffle started and she put this piece of paper into her bosom. very readily, the police officer put his hand into her bosom and removed the paper and thereafter, thereafter, handcuffed her. while the police officers started to search. in 1957, the cleveland police went to a woman s home who they believed harboring a suspected bomber and demanded entry. she refused them access without a warrant later returning with a document they claimed was a warrant they force themselves into the home and search the premises. not finding this suspect, they pull i confis a trunk containing obscene pictures as you was arrested and sentenced to seven years. she sued in her case made it to the supreme court. andill examine the case explore the matter of evidence obtained through illegal