5-year-old smoking a marijuana joint given to them by two teenagers. [ coughing ] it s disturbing. i have never seen a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old that were coached into smoking marijuana and into doing narcotics. the two teens in this case eventually plead guilty and sentenced to 7 and 8 years in prison. people who see these tapes are outraged. just because somebody is a teenager, it doesn t make a difference. you re supposed to be more mature than what was shown on that video. to think the people would still do that to a young child is amazing. i really wouldn t ever want to see video like that again, but i m glad in this case it was found. it was given to the authorities. and i just hope if anybody would see anything or find anything like this that that s what they would do.
melvin blevins is in federal court right now. it s discovered blevins is no stranger to law enforcement. he s already in federal custody for a separate incident, charged with possessing ecstasy with intent to distribute. it s being dubbed one of the largest cash and drug seizures in central ohio. it s reported he s dealing for angel s father, john daley, who himself was arrested with his brother, tim in april of 2008. daly winds up being sentenced to 21 years in prison. they have pled not guilty and the case against them is still pending. and it turns out blevins and angel are not the only teens guilty of sharing drugs with minors. two teenagers are in texas behind bars this morning, accused of showing two little boys how to smoke pot. in march 2007, police in a ft. worth, texas, suburb find this videotape. it shows a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old smoking a marijuana joint given to them by two teenagers.
some smoke a marijuana joint to calm their nerves. i scramble on to the train. i tie myself on for safety. i got off at an unscheduled stop a few hours later. bye-bye! reporter: but i heard the train arrived without incident in the town. it s been a tough 12-hour ride to get here, but the migrant still faces many more days of travel to get to the u.s. border. father alejandro has been giving migrants a free bed and a meal at this hostel for five years. bitter experience tells him they will press on, despite the risks rather than go home to poverty. [ speaking spanish ] translator: this is an interminable exodus. it never ends. but i m sure they re going to make history.
a drug and drunk driving charge and deported. i want to do things right this time and i don t want to get in trouble again. yeah, we re trying it. i don t think i m a bad person. reporter: by next morning, hope has become apprehension as they wait by the tracks. some smoke a marijuana joint to calm their nerves. i scramble onto the train, i tie myself on for safety. i got off at an unscheduled stop a few hours later, but i heard the train arrived without incident in the town. it s been a tough 12-hour ride to get here, but the migrants face many more days of travel to get at the u.s. boarder. this man has been giving migrants a free bed and meal for the last five years. better experience tells him they
experiment. whether it is good or bad, you can decide. today the state of washington joined colorado in legalizing recreational marijuana. that makes two states where it s legal for you to buy pot just for fun. and the answer to tonight s quiz, 23 states plus the district of columbia now allow medical marijuana. senators ben carden and ben coburn and tom since you re a medical doctor, i will put you on the spot first. okay. in your background as a doctor, forget politics, what is your reaction to the experiment with marijuana i think it will end up a tragedy. i researched this. there s never been a positive study on recreational marijuana. the connection to depression, connection to lack of motivation. there is nothing positive that comes out of it. the second point i d make is when you smoke a marijuana joint, it is like smoking 18