there's the south east summer internship program that is in partnership with the a caldwell and then we'll be scaling up the project that is partnership with the sheriff's department. and then lastly, the cabin summer program will be spearhead by one of our private sectors. expanding those is where the funds will go to. it allows us to leverage the variations programs. and in addition it let's us continue to partner with our private sector partners. the other component which we are really excited but has us expanding beyond the promises to partnership with the agency throughout san francisco. where youths will be gaengd to go to all the activities. that ends up where the non profit community allows us to see have investments that are happening outs in the community. and it allows us to help the disadvantaged folks. logically to pilot this new exponent that will have us developing around the pilots is we're asking you to give the general manage approval to solicit proposals that will be in june to budget local organizations with an average grant of around $10,000. and the projects wou

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is the friday before memorial day weekend and a lot of folks are heading out of town. we are not dealing with any delays. there is a problem on route 3 in millersville. otherwise, up to speed on the north and west sides. this is a live picture at 70. the south side at the beltway checking out just fine new the key bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the change in tempatures coming up. we had a thunderstorms last night. we have some scattered light rain showers. 64 in pasadena. 61 in randallstown. the temperatures are not going to move much. maybe take an umbrella this morning. some may want a light jacket. we will check the seven-day forecast and the beach forecast coming up. degrees at the airport. what should you expect the next time you set sail on a vacation cruise? supreme when it comes to the inflight experience? >> welcome back. 5:15. the temperatures are not going to move much going into the afternoon. weekend. big beach let's start with the beach forecast. t

from a schedule prospective it would be our goal a notice the brown and caldwell team this july >> any questions? public comment? >> i'd like to bring to the attention to the commissioners one or two points. some 12 years ago the said company was chosen to start work. and then bankruptly the san francisco utilities commission put a stop to it. so i'm happy that the 3 primes are going to give us their best service. another point i want to make is when the task force was formed they worked hard to choose the best location. they were many locations prone to flooding. they're looking at a location and hopefully another location where the present asphalt plant is so the best touching facilities when we're talking about digesters this is not a joke. this is something that requires a lot of expertise. so i'm happy and i want to say very publicly and i want to thank doctor jackson especially for promoting and sticking to her guns and allowing this project to start earlier than was planned. and i want to thank those commissioners who heard our plea for spept what the community had to say. the s

my daughter is naipled zoe for zoe caldwell and she's a big fan of yours. she came to the theater that night at master class and she said "i did charlie rose, i did his show today, he's sexy!" she loves you! she absolutely loves you. >> rose: i loved her here. you know what she did? she was one of the people who insisted in sitting in a different chair. i think she insisted in sitting in my chair. two people did that, she was one and i -- and ann bancroft, both of them said to me "we want to sit in your chair." and i had so much respect and love for them i said if it's good for you it's good for me. >> rose: you give up your chair for those two ladies. >> rose: porg give and bess, what difference did that make for you? >> well, "porgy and bess" has to be the most difficult role i've ever encountered. >> rose: did you have any qualms about accepting it? >> no. i didn't. i didn't because i knew i needed to play this part. obviously with all the controversy that went on with it i'm still -- i would not have changed a single moment of that experience for anythi

my daughter is naipled zoe for zoe caldwell and she's a big fan of yours. she came to the theater that night at master class and she said "i did charlie rose, i did his show today, he's sexy!" she loves you! she absolutely loves you. rose: i loved her here. you know what she did? she was one of the people who insisted in sitting in a different chair. i think she insisted in sitting in my chair. two people did that, she was one and i -- and ann bancroft, both of them said to me "we want to sit in your chair." and i had so much respect and love for them i said if it's good for you it's good for me. >> rose: you give up your chair for those two ladies. >> rose: porg give and bess, what difference did that make for you? >> well"poy an bess" has to be the most difficult role i've ever encountered. >> rose: did you have any qualms about accepting it? >> no. i didn't. i didn't because i knew i needed to play this part. obviously with all the controversy that went on with it i'm still -- i would not have changed a single moment of that experience for anything becau

tisha caldwell says 12-year-old jumai was playing with a relative when he slipped into the contra costa canal. the waterway is marked with warning signs. jumai is the second person to drawn there in the past two weeks. caldwell says she doesn't want another mother to lose her child. >> why wouldn't that fence be more upright? >> our sympathies go out to the family. the fence is just one of several levels of protection. >> the water district says that at this point in five-foot-tall fence will not be raised. >>> it was a full-fledged wrestling match involving women. all over a picnic table in walnut creek. it all took place at heather farm park this past sunday. according to reports, four people were placed under citizens arrest for assault but later released. two other people were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. we do have calls into the walnut creek police department and we are still waiting for a response. >>> nasdaq is paying $10 million to settle the disruption that caused facebook's stock offering problems last year. nasdaq officials made a series of ill-fated decisions,

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. no delays to report. we have a vehicle fire in havre de grace. from the good at on 95 tydings memorial bridge. all the activity at o'donnell has been cleared. a nice start at the fort mchenry and the harbor tunnel. the beltway southwest at 32. a little more volume in the southbound direction. problem free at the bay bridge. >> it will be another nice day today. we'll wind up close to 70 this afternoon. 42 in taneytown. 46 in rising sun. maybe a light jacket. we have an easterly component to the wind. sometimes we get this marine layer. there is some cloud cover south and east of baltimore. we will get some sunshine this afternoon. weave snow from minneapolis down to omaha and into the southern plains. inches ofpick up 6-7 snow. this is may. 24 degrees in north dakota and snow in minneapolis. mostly sunny is our forecast for today. high temperatures between 67 and 72 degrees. not aeven day forecast -- lot is going to change. mostly sunny friday, saturday, sunday. the next chance for rain will hold off unti

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. getting busy southeast down towards the 895 split on 95. getting word of an accident. you can find some delays approaching the 895 split on 95 south. grove, an accident in the city. 95 in the white marsh area. so far no delays down towards that accident scene. so far so good here at the bay bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. we checked in live again with ava marie. she has a look at the forecast. >> i think this is a first. thee getting ready for american visionary kinetic sculpture race. we're starting out in the 40's. a beautiful day with clear skies. .e're here with tony this is very artistic. i don't know if we can get a wide view. angry birds meets engineering. how did you come up with this? >> people making little machines. there are 38 machines to look at this year. >> they will travel all throughout baltimore, federal hill, canton, patterson park. it is a free event. i guess i'm controlling the wings. >> and day paddle wheel control. >> this is no joke. this is go

. >> reporter: this is tisha caldwell, and this is her 12- year-old son. >> i am so sorry it took this to realize how much i love you. >> reporter: on saturday, caldwell says her son died after falling into the contra costa canal after playing with a relative. >> why wouldn't that fence be more upright? >> reporter: contra costa operates the canal. the water way is where two people have drowned in just the past two weeks. where he drowned, he said the fence stands at 5 feet tall. >> our sympathies go out to the family. the fence is just one of several levels of protection. >> reporter: jerry brown says at this point, the height of the fence will not be raised. >> what we're doing is we're waiting to see what the police investigation report tells us. >> reporter: she says she just doesn't want another mom to lose her son in the water way. tonight, she has his backpack, his photo, his spirit and with that, she sends this message to her son. >> i knew you were my rock. but now i really know. >> reporter: her oldest child is gone, but that mother/son bond she says will always be there. >>>

. >> reporter: this is tisha caldwell. and this is her 12-year-old son. >> i'm so sorry that, um, it took this to realize how much i love you. >> reporter: on saturday, caldwell says her son died after falling into the contra costa canal while playing with a relative. the waterway is fenced and marked with warning signs. >> why wouldn't that fence be more upright. >> reporter: contra costa water district operates the canal. the general manager told me that the waterway is where two people have drowned in just the past two weeks. where jumai drowned, he says, the fence stands at five feet tall. >> our sympathies go out to the family. the fence is just one of several levels of projection. >> reporter: jerry brown says at this point the height of the fence, which was built in the 1970's, will not be raised. >> we're waiting to see what the police investigation report tells us. >> reporter: surrounded by words of sympathy -- >> in peace and hopes that you can feel all the caring and support. >> reporter: tisha says she just do

. >> reporter: this is tisha caldwell, and this is her 12- year-old son. >> i am so sorry it took this to realize how much i love you. >> reporter: on saturday, caldwell says her son died after falling into the contra costa canal after playing with a relative. >> why wouldn't that fence be more upright? >> reporter: contra costa operates the canal. the water way is where two people have drowned in just the past two weeks. where he drowned, he said the fence stands at 5 feet tall. >> our sympathies go out to the family. the fence is just one of several levels of protection. >> reporter: jerry brown says at this point, the height of the fence will not be raised. >> what we're doing is we're waiting to see what the police investigation report tells us. >> reporter: she says she just doesn't want another mom to lose her son in the water way. tonight, she has his backpack, his photo, his spirit and with that, she sends this message to her son. >> i knew you were my rock. but now i really know. >> reporter: her oldest child is gone, but that mother/son bond she says will always be there. >>>

earl caldwell was a black reporter who tried to keep this information secret from nixon. it started right there. a quick see it in writing articles about the black panther party in the nixon administration wanted -- >> he was virtually the only black reporter at the new york times at the time and gained access, perhaps because he was into the black panther headquarters, and gain their trust so it was important for the public to who could explain the black panthers to the public. his position was, if he had to say what he saw and tell what he knew, his credibility would be ruined. what is interesting about this case and also it is parallel to the pentagon papers case, when it went to the supreme court or i would say he won but others would say it was a tie, but he had to be taken back to court. guess what? they soon forgot about him rid why did nixon bring him in the first place? you know why because it was a political case. and i would suggest the pentagon papers case is not a real case, but a political case. i have one message in the pentagon papers part of the book, whi

i'm sarah caldwell, all this and more on tv 11 hill. ♪ centerstage artistic director is re-energizing baltimore's theater scene and connecting to communities to live theater arts. we want to welcome him back. thanks for being with us. nice to see you again, it is bit about months since he came from london. how has the last year been? >> per 2 billion, in fact. steep learning curve. i knew baltimore before, but you never quite know it is much

earl caldwell was a black reporter who tried to keep this information secret from nixon. it started right there. a quick see it in writing articles about the black panther party in the nixon administration wanted -- >> he was virtually the only black reporter at the new york times at the time and gained access, perhaps because he was into the black panther headquarters, and gain their trust so it was important for the public to have someone who could explain the black panthers to the public. his position was, if he had to say what he saw and tell what he knew, his credibility would be ruined. what is interesting about this case and also it is parallel to the pentagon papers case, when it went to the supreme court or i would say he won but others would say it was a tie, but he had to be taken back to court. guess what? they soon forgot about him rid why did nixon bring him in the first place? you know why because it was a political case. and i would suggest the pentagon papers case is not a real case, but a political case. i have one message in the pentagon papers part of

here is sarah caldwell. >> a few new accidents to add to the list. we are tracking one on southbound 95 at the beltway northeast. you can see the delays that are forming as a result. they stretch prior to not mountain road but white marsh boulevard. 126 and archer road, getting word of a crash there. from thes the 83 plus j.f.x. to the beltway towards northern, tapping the brakes. experiencing0, delays for marriottsville road and. this is what it looks like to baltimore national pike. heavy congestion although it down towards the outer loop. john, over to you. breakst of clouds, a few with a thin spots here and there, and showers. --wers west of the city showers west of d.c., primarily to the east and northeast. 72, summer like this morning. eight.southwest winds at here is the forecast for today. 77 to 82, the high. thunderstorm chance will be increasing as the day heats up and the cold front gets closer. at the seven-day forecast. rain still in the forecast tomorrow in the morning. i have only 67. dry only in the weekend. back with another update a

whole, these were regarded as innocent until and absolutely and flem free book was published in 1929 caldwell of loneliness which i expect some of your viewers may have heard of written by radcliffe and it is still a lesbian tracked. it's never been out of print. and the minute that hit the press, a terrible scandal broke out and was banned which guaranteed its popularity. and suddenly female friendships didn't look so cozy after all so you would get the female teachers going off to get their day started to look suspect. now i tend to say innocent until proven guilty. that is the way that we work in this country. so why do not make any assumptions that women that live together or necessarily cavorting in bed, but i'm pretty sure some of them were. >> host: was there a rise in single motherhood during this period because of the two million-plus women? >> guest: i can't give you the statistics because this is a book i wrote about six years ago there certainly was the phenomenon of women having to cope with single motherhood, and a lot of women again very sadly, for a tragically decided if they

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. .usy on southbound 83 we have a fuel spill an it is blocking several lanes. southbound 83 at timonium. this is a live picture. the left lane is squeezing by. for the south, saratoga is closed because of an international music festival. we'll keep you posted on the 83 problems. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. andt will be another warm muggy today today with scattered showers. 65 in parkton. we should make a close to 80 this afternoon. weir painted into the risk area for severe weather today. especially once weet into the afternoon, some of the storms could turn severe. there is a lot of activity in the mid atlantic region. lightare some scattered rain showers around baltimore. perhaps a thunderstorm over at kent county. most of this activity is rather light. we'll keep an eye on that. with maybe some sunshine mixing in. 15.outhwest wind at 10- upperemperatures in the 60's on friday and saturday. most of the weekend should be dry after that. we're turning the corner into a different weather pattern. 80's by the beginning of next

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. not bad out there on the west side. looking good now that the accident has been clear. mta on time at this hour. the accident at security has been cleared. a little bit of a delay that is causing a backup on the inner loop. no problems on the north side outer loop. no problems heading southbound on 95. 10 minutes from the beltway southwest to 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. forward to aking nice stretch of weather going into the weekend. it is chilly but dry. i think it will stay dry for most of the day. a high temperature near 68. the wind is shifting more to the north. if heights -- wave heights 1-2 feet. >> thank you, tony. 5:42. >> good morning, ava. >> i am sitting on top of a what do you think? that's great. it won't take long, will it? nah. okay. this, won't take long will it? no, not at all. how many of these can we do on our budget? more than you think. didn't take very long, did it? this spring, dig in and save. that's nice. post it. already did. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the hom

sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. let's bring you up to date. an accident in westminster. there is an accident freedom way in sykesville. inch for delays along 136 jarrettsville because of an accident. this is the white marsh area. so far so good down to the fort mchenry. we are starting to pick up the west side delays down towards edmondson. .his is 295 heading down to 100 that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a lot of the fog has cleared out. spots.ust a few patchy 64 in westminster. 64 degrees in ocean city. we will be warmer as we go into the afternoon. i think a sprinkle could start to break out around baltimore. these are migrating up from the north. they have been impacting virginia and north carolina through the night. this fall, to the north. we have a threat for a shower today. eather forve dry whe much of the day. mediate rumble of thunder as we get to the afternoon. futurecast will show that -- maybe a rumble of thunder. into the rest of the afternoon, much to be focus south to us and for the nemerov to the west. the mountains h

in the meantime a financial analyst alex caldwell he believes there's no saving france until complete structural reforms are implemented. what we saw in france was not austerity but what we call in france. they would force the stereotype forces of force thirty if your higher taxes higher public during and by your public spending the average french worker who stacks up fifty seven percent the. proportion of public debt on the. on the g.d.p. is at ninety eight percent so clearly we should look the other way and consider structural reforms lower taxes lower public spending and lower. and coming up next hour here on out c max keiser and stacy her book again delving into the global financial headlines are all coming up with a rather surprising theory on how the markets truly operate. scientists used to believe that the earth was the center of the universe today economists who call themselves scientists claim that the economy revolves around the central banks and this is the fractal reserve system behold the sacred dow as you know of course we have this secret dow if the dow jones of the ni

with more on this, jessica caldwell, senior analyst at advance. a welcome back to the show. always good to see you. let's talk about these complaints. what are they? >> well, all sorts of complaints come everything from power training to help your wheels and tires are performing. but these are people that are taking the time, going on to the website,he national highway and traffisafety administration website and logging their complaint. people are being very pactive about the type of complex that they're making about theirar. gerri: to the even know powertrain fro steering will? >> tt is the thing. think that a lot of people -- you're asking the consumer group, you know, let's face it, most ofs are not mechanics. categorizing these complaints. if you look at a lot of the raw data, few of them, actually quite a lot of them are mrcharacterized. gerri: as someone asked me would have to say ion't know. have the most safety complaints. toyota, number one, 23,000. chevy, 21,000. for 2000. is this because these are the big brands? >> these brands. they sell the most cars and if you

especially my editor made amy caldwell. this book is about this is a book that covers the first year of the school. a student had come from and why you and i think you'll see why i also owe a little bit i would like to thank my family for being here as well. i'm ever indebted to my wife, kate. so i will be reading a bit from the book in the section is entitled going muslim. you will see why in just a moment. on november 9, 2009, the journalist and magazine editors published an essay responding to mass shootings at the army base in fort hood, texas. while it would not be fair, we have only corresponded and all semester he was teaching a course at new york university school of business. a stone's throw about religion at nyu's school of individual study. it is reason enough to take these essay somewhat personally. and we have paychecks from the same big account. certainly most of us can recall the facts about fort hood. there are reports and calling out [inaudible] throughout his rampage. it means god is the greatest. it is mo

with more on this, jessica caldwell, senior analyst at advance. a welcome back to the show. always good to see you. let's talk about these complaints. what are they? >> well, all sorts of complaints come everything from power training to help your wheels and tires are performing. but these are people that are taking the time, going on to the website, the national highway and traffic safety administration website and logging their complaint. people are being very proactive about the type of complex that they're making about their car. gerri: to the even know powertrain from steering will? >> that is the thing. think that a lot of people -- you're asking the consumer group, you know, let's face it, most of us are not mechanics. categorizing these complaints. if you look at a lot of the raw data, a few of them, actually quite a lot of them are mr. characterized. gerri: as someone asked me would have to say i don't know. have the most safety complaints. toyota, number one, 23,000. chevy, 21,000. for 20,000. is this because these are the big brands? >> these brands. they sell the

are overweight, have high cholesterol or high blood pressure if they don't participate in what are caldwellness programs. listen. >> the problem they have got is on the on one hand they're trying to bandies crime nation based on health status but on the other hand some discrimination based on health status is goodies crime nation. >> since smoking in particular is correlated to lower income although contributes to higher health care costs and correlated to lower income, that makes it will be harder for poor people. >> allowing premium differentials based on these factors will push premiums higher on people that will be struggling to pay premiums in the first place. >> now the new regulation is 123 pages long. that adds to thousands, 10 of thousands of regulations so far. it dictates every aspect of how employers must run wellness programm such as smoking cessation and gym memberships and the like. they're not required to offer wellness programs at all. so some employers could decide to drop them all together. now in the state exchanges there is apparently some flexibility, melissa. because wash

and the guy, our general manager, david caldwell, he was, from everything i knew, he was the best guy for glus for you. >> for glus why was he the best guy for you? >> because great football mind. great experience in judging talent. understands value. is-- pu know, is a good guy, somebody i can relate to and have good chemistry with. so from every end, this would be a promotion for him. so it's something that, you know, he's aspired to work to all his life. >> rose: it's his opportunity. >> absolutely. >> rose: and then you hired gus bradley as your coach. why him? >> well, because i felt that-- i looked at the teams that had been successful. they've had a culture where the general manager and the coach both kind of grew together, almost like a double helix, d.n.a. kindef thing. >> rose: here is the other story, too. we have seen more than once owners get too involved in trying to run the team. almost as if they're coaching the team. and some of the names we've mention individual done that, and i think pulled back in some cases, and realized that maybe they should leave running the te

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and the guy, our gnera manager, david caldwell, he was, from everything i knew, he was the best guy for glus for you. >> for glus why was he the best guy for you? >> because great football mind. great experience in judging talent. understands value. is-- pu know, is a good guy, somebody i can relate to and have good chemistry with. so from every end, this would be a promotion for him. sot's something that, you know, he'sspiro work to all his life. >> rose: it's his opportunity. >> absolutely. >> rose: and then you hired gus bradley as your coach. why him? >> well, because i felt that-- i looked at the teams that had been successful. they've had a culture where the general manager and the coach both kind of grew together, almost like a double helix, d.n.a. kindef thing. >> rose: here is the other story, too. we have seen more than once owners get too involved in trying to run theteam. almo a if they're coaching the team. and some of the names we've mention individual done that, and i think pulled back in some cases, and realized that maybe they should leave running the team to the coach

it's going to be a couple of years but i think it's going to happen robert in caswell idaho a robert caldwell. here robert what's up hi tom you know i was cut your segment there about the medical marijuana and my thought on this was first of all if colorado's accepting taxes and taxes are paid. i was wondering what your opinion would be on this actually setting a precedent for legality for further states i think it's. behavioral precedent is a word so i mean they're doing it presumably it's going to work other states are going to look at it and as i as i mentioned alan you know the saskatchewan with a single payer health care example other states are going to say hey good idea and you're making money but this is a lottery spread around the united states too so i think that this is the beginning of something that's going to go viral as it were shown so michigan you want to talk about genetically modified organisms. joan you're on the air. joan is not there ok let's go to allison in denver colorado allison welcome to the program. thank you so much for taking my call and i think family groupie o

it's going to be a couple of years but i think it's going to happen robert in caswell idaho a robert caldwell. iraq what's up hi tom you know i was cut your segment there about the medical marijuana and my thought on this was first of all if colorado's accepting taxes and taxes are paid. i was wondering what your opinion would be on this actually setting a precedent for legality for further states i think it's. setting a behavioral precedent is a word they're doing it presumably it's going to work other states are going to look at it and as i as i mentioned alan you know the saskatchewan with a single payer health care example other states are going to say hey good idea and you're making money not that this is a lottery spread around the united states too so i think that this is the beginning of something that's going to go viral as it were shown michigan you want to talk about genetically modified organisms. joan you're on the air. joan is not there ok let's go to allison in denver colorado allison welcome to the program. thank you so much for taking my call and i think sambit groupie of you

looked like later on in life and we're going to watch that as we listen to a phone call from matthew in caldwell, new jersey. hi, matthew, you're on. >> hey, how are you? i'm calling from the birthplace of grover cleveland. we had the memorial day parade today and i'm proud to say i got to play grover cleveland in the parade. >> how about that? >> a lot of fun. >> how did you get the role of grover cleveland? >> a member of the association and they talked me into it or they talked -- i talked them into it. >> how is your shape compared to the president? >> i'm 230, i guess he was a little heavier. i'm 6'2", i think he was a little shorter. >> that's right. p it was said he was five feet tall and four feet wide. >> matthew, as someone who was interested and played the president, what's the question you had for our guest tonight? >> good question. and that is the question about veto. i guess i was saying he was lucky because garfield before him and mckinley after him were assassinated so tough time to be a president of the united states in the 18th and 19th century. i just find him interesting. i'

bobby caldwell in saint elsewhere he was one of the first prime time characters to contract aids. and in the highly regarded tv movie the deliberate stranger he was eerily believable as serial killer ted bundy. >> hi, my name is ted by the way. >> the bundy role was a stretch. i was glad to put that one away when it was done. >> don't move at all. i'm a federal officer. >> reporter: harmon seems more comfortable playing characters on this side of the law like a secret service agent in the west wing. >> sir, hate to be a problem customer but if i don't get a milky way bar... >> reporter: but in a job as an actor where he's expendable mark harmon is drawn to things that last. a world away from the n.c.i.s. set on the windy streets of oklahoma city, he has quietly made a difference. how did you drag mark harmon to oklahoma? harmon and a small group of friends, like dr. michael wright, have expanded the oklahoma city indian clinic which now serves 3500 kids. >> it was just two rooms. just a couple of rooms right here. two rooms not even. a little bigger than that. >> reporter: harmon

. >>> caldwell has been mourning the loss of her 12-year-old son. he drowned trying to retrieve a sandal in an antioch canal. the area is marked with warning signs but she said the fence should have been more upright making it more difficult for kids to climb over. her son leaves behind many friends. >> the contra costa water district said they will wait for a water report and a fence to be rebuilt. >>> and fish and wildlife department tells the newspaper it is probably from one of the 10,000 black bears in the state. they are waking up from hibernation and forging for food but they are not showing any aggressive behavior. >>> new jersey having their own black bear problems. police believe it was the same animal they had seen in the last week. officers fired a tranquilizer into the bear and he will be released into the wild next week. cool we have a big mess in the east bay -- we have a big mess in the east bay with traffic. >> yes, we are looking at a huge back up with the toll plaza. because of earlier problems, there was a motorcycle accident and

are overweight, have high cholesterol or high blood pressure if they don't participate in what are caldwell necessarare called wellness programs. >> they are trying to ban discrimination based on health status, on the other hand they are trying to say some discrimination based on health stalt tuesday is good discrimination. >> reporter: since smoking in particular is correlated with lower incomes this will make it much harder for poor people, listen. >> allowing premium differentials based on these factors will push premiums higher primarily on people that will be struggling to pay the premiums in the first place. >> reporter: a new regulation is 127 pages long dictating every aspect of how employers must run wellness programs, such as smoking cessation and gym memberships and the like an and they are not required to offer wellness programs. some could drop them all together. in the state exchanges there is apparently some flexibility was washington d.c. recently decided not to charge smokers more but state exchanges can let insurers charge more if they wish. there is one giant irony in all

. >> alicia caldwell, associated press. can you address the california models, the first to address medical marijuana, some describe it as more dispensaries and starbucks, which is astounding for most of us, and now we are stepping back to limit it to 135 dispensaries in los angeles. the supreme court ruled last month that states or cities can limit or zoned out dispensaries. they voted down proposition 19 and seemed to be taking that step back as washington and colorado took steps forward. >> thank you, let's get one from this gentleman in the front with the yellow and brown tie. >> my name is andrew stevenson. i'm with the consortium of social science associations. you mentioned nancy reagan. do you think that in society we have reached a point where it is too late for another nancy reagan? can there be another moral movement? >> great question. impact on clinical trials, has anyone tested opinion on a research for medical marijuana? >> the vast majority in this country seem to support people having access to it. it would