cabinet right now. we are talking about prescription drugs and the fastest growing drug problem in the united states especially among young people. dea took the the unusual step to fight back, no questions asked. he went to sleep and just never woke up. april is just one of many whoof lost a child to prescription who ve lost a child to prescription drugs. they need to be treated as loaded weapons because they are. dea agrees. they are sponsoring this one day prescription drug take back program at police prescripts across the country a relief for many, like candace in oakland who has been trying for some time to safely dispose of this bag full of drugs. how do you get rid of them? household hazardous waste told me to grind them up and mix them with kitty litter and put them in the trash. it may not be a great option but grinding up unused drugs is one of the best options for keeping them out of the hands of teens. complicated? yes precisely the reason why john ma
holding a fundraiser for victims good evening. people in san bruno are rallying around their neighbors, holding a fund raiser for victims of the explosion and fire. in san bruno where determination and high spirits were the order of the day. hi don. reporter: that s right. if you can hear me above the loud music in the background they are still partying on as they have done most of the day. we are in city park, a place we have come many times to deal with the complexities of the recovery. that has all been a downer today was an upper. this must be the most up beat i vent in san bruno in the past two weeks or so. since the devastating gas line explosion and fire. it is not only a benefit for community, it is a kind of, well, big hug therapy. after such a tragedy, and let everybody see each other s faces again is make it known we are going to come back from this and be better and stronger than ever. holly s family home was destroyed so was the home of joe vazquez s pare
him. the supplemental finished. their lawyer, charlotte weinstein is also waiting for critical documents before filing a civil lawsuit. if it s a lot longer than i ve ever had to wait in any of my cases, and yes, it does concern me. reporter: the state is deciding whether to file criminal charges against the officer. police have not named him. the officer, through his lawyer, claims bear bear was aggressive with him and his german shepherd and his wife. and they all felt threat threatened. so he pulled out his glock to shoot. i trust they are doing a thorough investigation. i just hope they re not meeting the resistance that we are. reporter: prosecutors are investigating whether the officer was authorized to carry a concealed weapon and whether he was justified to shoot bear bear. we re willing to do whatever it takes to follow this as far as we can, to see that justice happens for bear bear. because he deserves that. reporter: supporters for bear bear s owne
we re in a jam. we need to raise at least 41, 42 million dollars. just for basic public safety recreation and solid waste. they say that they re interested in making sure that the revenue is there so we can assure central services. how we get there is negotiable. hours of conversation in depth, including a new tax on billboards. that and several others would make up some of the money lost without a beverage tax. we re looking high and low for money. and when you look high, you see outdoor advertisements. one industry is being asked to bear an excessive taxation. reporter: also under consideration, raising the income tax and the parking tax, doubling rates. garage tax would rise, too. along with fines. we get to a point where we re at least all on the same page. they re got to come up with solutions. and i d rather have this than our property property tax or layoffs again. it s sad because every time we vote for an enhancement, people are paying more money fo
she was down in the tank and we saw the thrashing and the bubbles. it was just so, so traumatic. my son directly, we just want to know that you are okay. trees down, lines have come down. this is just heavy, wet. it s pulling things down. i was just thinking, oh, my god. it looked like, dare i say it sex on the dance floor. i like that he spoke on the economy, helping to stimulate jobs. good afternoon to you, i m christi paul, welcome to hln news and views. i hope this thursday is being good to you so far. starting with the story everyone is talking about today, 40-year-old dawn brancheau was one of the most experienced train terse orlando seaworld theme park. her death is such a shock to her co-workers and to the park visitors who witnessed it yesterday. seaworld has canceled all killer whale performances at its florida and california parks a killer whale named tilikum dragged brancheau under the water during an afternoon performance in the shamu stadium. the tra