wilson sends daniels out. daniels comes back and he gives his report. go withrt is, if you the british and the french who were advising a more generous yugoslavs for the relative to the italians, and advising a more generous esttlement for the pol relative to the germans, if you listen to this advice, you are going to have trouble in the future. wilson did not listen to that advice. it is not clear that if he had listened that he could have done anything differently that would have prevented the rise of ,ascism in italy and germany twocertainly, the way that boundaries was ultimately settled it did not contribute to the establishment and maintenance of peace after the war. now, the story that we're told as, wilson made to therial concessions extent he cared about these issues in order to secure the , thesion in the treaties first of the major treaties, the versailles treaty, of the league of nations. nboardlly, daniels was on with supporting the league of nations. the discussion surrounded collective security, that the problems that led to the first wor

wilson sends daniels out. daniels comes back and he gives his report. go withrt is, if you the british and the french who were advising a more generous yugoslavs for the relative to the italians, and advising a more generous esttlement for the pol relative to the germans, if you listen to this advice, you are going to have trouble in the future. wilson did not listen to that advice. it is not clear that if he had listened that he could have done anything differently that would have prevented the rise of ,ascism in italy and germany twocertainly, the way that boundaries was ultimately settled it did not contribute to the establishment and maintenance of peace after the war. now, the story that we're told as, wilson made to therial concessions extent he cared about these issues in order to secure the , thesion in the treaties first of the major treaties, the versailles treaty, of the league of nations. nboardlly, daniels was on with supporting the league of nations. the discussion surrounded collective security, that the problems that led to the first wor

daniel. ca va? >> the kids attack their food like hungry trenchmen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. >> it's good. >> delicious. >> yeah, this is good. >> i tell you, i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> it would go well with wine, too. >> you're going to jail for that in the states. these kids eat fast. look how fast this kid eats. turn your head, he'll eat your food right out of your plate. push up your tray just like in prison, move it along. move it along. >> they come to you and serve you. most important thing that we see here is the love mary give to the food she make and to the kids she serves. i think it has a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> dessert is homemade fromage blanc, farmer cheese with chocolate and orange segments. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? fireman. [ speaking french ] >> generate machine gun. >> and he wants to make -- >> engineer machine gun, yeah. >> okay. keep an eye on that

and daniel set up a chair with clippers in hand. anyone wanting a haircut gets one for free. >> it's a karma campaign, not about the money, about happiness. >> word has spread quick and now each sunday at civic center plaza people wait for daniel to come. he says it means so much more to him than what throwing a dollar in a cup. because he believes with every fresh look he creates there's a chance for a fresh start. >> there you go buddy. >> thanks. >> that's a simple thing to do, it's something he knows, he talks about the karma campaign, learning how to cut hair helped him in so many ways and he wants to help use others maybe get on their feet because who doesn't feel about after a good haircut. >> exactly when you look good, you feel good. >> and he talks to them about tough times and inch them in the right direction. >> great work he does. >> thank you. >>> let's bring in the chief meteorologist with the wet forecast. >> looking good. 60 in the south bay. beautiful sun set. san francisco fog-free. off shore wind you can see in t

.) >> if daniel partnership webinar e webb take care comes to our school next year we'll not be able to open the classrooms we need them for the children that are arriving if in the country each day. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> another thing that worries us is the safest in the school because when we are sharing the hallways the building with other school it is not safe for our children. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> because any person right now they can come into the little and we don't know if tare parents for monroe children or strangers what walk in because we have limited knowledge of english we're not able to ask them what they need. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> for example, a another thing a stranger came in our school and stole the computers out of one of the teachers classrooms on the third floor. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> now add to that the fact that some children are being taught in the hallways 0 if someone comes into the school they'll be easy pray for the people. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and we know it is against the law to teach in

i need to talk to you. >> against her better judgment, theresa met daniel. to her shock, theresa says daniel showed her pictures of the rape that his cousins took while hiding in the bedroom. >> it looked like very compromising pictures. it didn't look like there was a struggle. >> you can traffic your next door neighbor, and that is what's happening to many of our youths. >> assistant u.s. attorney erica mcdonald says as shocking as it may seem to most americans, it's not unusual for girls to be trafficked out of their homes. >> people hear trafficking and they think it involves necessarily transportation. it doesn't. >> over the last two decades she has prosecuted numerous cases where men used every means possible to control teenage girls. >> with each one of these individuals there is something that has made them vulnerable to the trafficker. >> theresa says that daniel's two cousins threatened to show people the pictures, and she had to earn the right to get her pictures back. she had no idea what that meant until she got a call a few days later. >> he s

." >> reporter: daniel grew up in the east bay but now lives in modesto. every sunday he drives two hours to san francisco, puts down a folding chair and starts cutting hair. he hopes in the process, changing lives. >> all good. >> reporter: inside the salon on j street in modesto, it looks to all the world like daniel is busy styling hair. from daniel's perspective though, it looks a bit different. >> to me, doing hair is my yoga, it's my therapy. my life would be so much worse. >> reporter: daniel knows that because his life was would much worse. not all that long ago. after growing up gay in the east bay, daniel in an admittedly impulsive move joined the navy. it was an arrangement that didn't end well for him. daniel, finding himself after living in florida, hiv positive, battling addiction and dead broke. >> it was a hard experience. a lot of growing pains. >> reporter: he returned to the bay area with $60 in his pocket and a desire to change his life. learning to cut hair has begin him the money and the structure to do just that. it has given him a w

. >> daniel reitter grew up in the east bay but now lives in modesto. still, every sunday he drives two hours to san francisco, puts down a folding chair, and starts cutting hair. he hopes in the process changing lives. >> definitely. >> reporter: inside the salon on j street in modesto, it looks to all the world like daniel rita is busy styling hair. from daniel's perspective, though, it looks a bit different. >> to me doing hair is my yoga, it's my therapy. my life could be so much worse. >> reporter: daniel knows that because his life was much worse not all that long ago. after growing up gay in the east bay, daniel in an admittedly impulsive move joined the navy. it was an arrangement that didn't turn out well for him, daniel finding himself living in florida, hiv positive, battling addiction and dead broke. >> it was a hard experience. it was a lot of growing pains. >> reporter: daniel says he returned to the bay area with $60 in his pocket and a desire to change his life. learning to cut hair has given him the money and the structure to do just th

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danielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. and the national guard has moved in here now. still a very heavy police presence, both statewide and local. what started out as peaceful protests at the ferguson police department turfed into a wave of violence. you can hear the emergency vehicles still entering this main strip here on west flurissent. they are total loss. police said they made at least 29 arrests. they said they were hit tonight by batteries and rocks. and reporters were taking cover from gunfire. it was a very chaotic scene. and police said they were disappointed with the community because they had engaged with the community to avoid something like this from happening. one thing that was positive, there was no loss of life tonight, anne-marie. >> danielle nottingham in ferguson, thank you. thousands of items! 50% on the first 100 customers get a free treat-filled stocking and a chance to win a trip! petsmart®. sir, we're loaded and getting ready to go... ...we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) don't let a se

danielle is great. she has had those friends since kindergarten. >> and the lessons learns, acceptance and what a sweetheart she is. >> great story. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, a 49er runningback calls it quits and what was your 401(k) worth the last time the warriors began the season 4- 0? the answer coming up. ,,,, a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> good morning, everybody. the last time the warriors started the season 4-0, the dow jones was at 3,978. guess which team's stock is off the charts right now. the clippers blake griffin was not in a mood for pre-game handshakes. 1st quarter steph curry the three and catches chris paul asleep at the wheel. the steal and the hoop. that he was a quick five-point play. curry flings the ball at the ring, bogut for the put-back.

todd grabs danielle. >> i felt like i was falling over. and if he didn't have a good grip on me, i would have fallen. >> they race around the corner and narrowly miss a direct hit. >> if the corner wasn't there, i don't know what might have happened. >> it's especially dangerous for danielle, who is blindfolded. >> once we round the corner is when i'm finally able to lift the shade and see as the car goes right behind us. >> they're all shaking with adrenaline. >> it was very scary. as soon as i compose myself and my heart started pumping, i notice a couple of elderly people in the car. the police say she was trying to parallel park, and then she was trying to go forward again. instead of thinking it was in forward, it was still in reverse, and when she kind of hit the gas, she panicked and then she just kept on punching it. >> when they review the security video, it's clear o'neil didn't miss a beat. in fact, he turns his head before todd does. >> i think o'neil actually heard the car come up on to the curb. then i heard the pop of the wi

i'm danielle nottingham. i'll have the latest coming up. >> and protestors climb on the freeway in oakland armed with fireworks. i'm kiet do with the dramatic pictures and video coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> you need to stop throwing objects at the police. >> police cars and businesses burned in ferguson, missouri this morning the city dealing with the aftermath of a night of fires, gunshots and chaos. the ugly scene was caused by people upset over a grand jury decision not to indict a ferguson police officer. the panel determined there was no probable cause to charge him in the shooting death of michael brown. >> reaction to the decision hit the bay area as well with protestors battling police in the streets of oakland. we have team coverage of the situation there. good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, november 25. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30. >>> let's begin this morning's team coverage at the source. cbs news' danielle nottingham joins us life from ferguson

joining us is daniel harper, the online editor for "weekly standard." let's start here, daniel. you know this won't be the first time that this law will be challenged. any reason to think the outcome this time will be different? >> well, there's a couple things different this time. it's a much narrower issue than last time and the only administration, i point out, is so fearful of this that they have done everything they can for this not to get to the supreme court and harry reid implemented the nuclear rule in the senate so that the supreme court would never hear this case. it might suggest that it might be a better attack at the obamacare law than the last attempt. >> so breakdown the issues at hand, though, for us, daniel. >> so the issue is, there's one line in obamacare that says individuals can only receive subsidies if they get obamacare through the state exchange. 36 states don't have their own exchanges. they go through the federal exchange. so if you get obamacare through the federal exchange, they have been receiving subsidies so that goes against the letter of the la

he was no longer my friend daniel daniel which for a year had become lincoln. he couldn't talk to him as if he was daniel so i didn't get to see my daniel again until the awards ceremony started in the premiere. the first one in new york premiere he said we have to go low bar to celebrate remember the night before when he was just becoming lincoln. we have a couple of drinks i only had two and he had more than me which is an important part of the story. a few weeks later he's won his first award and steven gave him the award. incomprehensibly when steven gave him the reward he rejected a role so long in the family said yesterday was so great. daniel gets up and he says i don't project everything. when doris kearns goodwin asked me to go binge drinking with her i accepted. [laughter] there was a "wall street journal" reporter there so there was a report in the paper the next day. here is this man walked away lincoln walked only because someone told us that he walked like a laborer at the end of our day. he had that sense of humor. he told the story. he was melan

we're going to have get out to danielle nottingham in ferguson, missouri with the very latest, danielle? >> reporter: police say this was worse than the violence that broke out here in ferguson, the community braces for a possible round two tonight. we're learning more about officer darren wilson's side of the story. burned out businesses smoldered following a night of chaos in ferguson, missouri. rioting broke out after a county prosecutor announced that nine white and three african-american jurors decided not to indict police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown in august. their decision was based on 7 # hours of testimony from -- 70 hours of testimony from about 60 witnesses. lawyers criticized the grand jury system saying prosecutors have ongoing relationships with the ferguson police. >> we object publicly and loudly as we can on behalf of michael brown jr.'s family that this process is broken. >> reporter: president obama called for peaceful demonstrations. but the situation quickly got out of hand as roaming groups of demonstrators some fr

little weak sense tech engineer is the get your daniel hall is been seen and any asking anyone with information come forward latest on efforts to find him. the body of its one- year-old was discovered at a fraternity house at the uc- berkeley campus police are looking into and what pleased to say about in san. as for san jose mayor still too close to call. officials say they will finish counting votes that will lead the no. 4 u.s. the command >> : good morning everyone it is monday november 10th early monday morning. welcome the kron 4 morning news will begin the news in just a minute check with the weather and traffic. >> : breaking up the foggy conditions for parts of the north bay this morning. a going bridget shot. were a flogging in this morning temperatures are still fairly mild 56 downtown san francisco oakland 49 san jose lower 50s and in fact where expecting another warm day to day. excess of low clouds tuesday the start off temperature is really start to cool down tuesday and notice the difference tomorrow wednesday thursday watching the storm arriving was the right rain no big rainma

daniel was brought into do consumer product. kevin has a great track record within twitter of continuing to build great products. he started out as a data scientist and build the entire revenue product organization from scratch. he took over platform and launched at fabric. they look at him as a great leader with great ground to help align the experiences across revenue platform and product to build one cohesive product. daniel is [no audio] he continues to do exactly what he was brought in to do. and he will grow the organization and laid everything across. >> what are you hearing? >> i'm hearing that the turnover is a surprise. if twitter had come out in the beginning of the year and said we're going to shuffle through the ranks and come up with a new plan, a new focus and make a cohesive, people would say, we get it. we understand. at some of these things have just been so surprising. the cfo changeover was a surprise to people. and the engineers that left just earlier this week, it keeps going and the market does not like to

live in ferguson, missouri, danielle nottingham, now back to you. >>> danielle, what can you tell us about the mood there this morning among police and the community? >> michelle, it was this morning the mood is calmer here but the mood is still tense. protestors are re-opened to take to the streets for more demonstrations. the hope is that they will be peaceful where ever they happen. >> we were just looking at a live view of some marchers already out there it looks peaceful to this point, so let's just hope it stays that way throughout the day. danielle nottingham live in ferguson, thank you. >>> other than ferguson and st. louis, the most damaging protestors in the united states may have been in oakland. the clean-up though is well under way right now. kpix 5's ryan takeo reports. >> reporter: we have been checking in with clean-up crews so far this morning. they have been working up and down broadway here for about a 6-block stretch. it starts over 8th and broadway and works down to 14th and broadway. i want to show you this store right here. this metro pcs store is gutted. you c

he's called daniel? could he be the daniel from the elton john song? yes, that's who he was writing about. no, hang on -- ♪ daniel is ♪ travelling tonight in his stupid electric sports car ♪ ♪ i can see the red tail lights ♪ no, you wouldn't be able to. this is battery-powered, isn't it? they'll have gone flat. ♪ daniel's girlfriend is bouncing around ♪ ♪ on a man with an aston v8 ♪ i've just had a thought. hang on, this is -- i like this. what is james' middle name? it's daniel. yes, it is. anybody here play golf? you do? okay, i've got some news about personalized number plates. i know you love that sort of thing in the world of golf. we've got the new 11 plates coming out very soon, you know, the numbers will be 11, and obviously that's a wealth of possibilities for writing amusing words on your number plate -- bulldog, holland, gallops, and so on. well, anyway, the dvla, which is a big building in wales, they're now selling these numbers for between £3,000 and £10,000. to be fair, it is between £3,000 and 10,000, plus the fine

." >> reporter: danielle's smile says it all. it's homecoming night and she was just crowned queen. what did you do when they gave you the crown? > [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: you're homecoming queen isn't that exciting? >> yeah. >> reporter: danielle is a senior at casa grande high school and has down syndrome. >> you definitely learn a lot from her more than we could ever teach her. >> reporter: she is in the school's best buddies club which pairs kids with disabilities with other kids. this year, her club nominated her for queen. and the entire student body just more than 1700 students got to vote. >> they bring in ballots during class and you just get to vote on who you wanted and we were lucky enough to have danielle win. >> reporter: danielle was a little nervous. >> we were dancing a lot beforehand to work off the nerves. >> reporter: but then came the final reveal. the girl with the red rose would be queen. and that belonged to danielle. >> when she opened it -- we both cried in each other's arms and it was a mad dash to get to danielle on the field. >> reporter: the enti

but with the health care propositions 45 and 46, joining me for analysis are daniel newman, co-founder of map life a non-political organization that studies political spending. professor cory cook, and carla maninucci, daniel, let me begin with you, a lot of money was thrown around in this election. who were some of the big spenders and what impact did it have? >> so on proposition 45 and 46, you had health insurance companies spending big no, kaiser permanente -- >> 45 is the measure that would have given the insurance commissioner additional powers? >> exactly, to regulate health insurance rates and that is why the health insurance companies did not want it. and prop 46, $50 million raised on the no side, by medical malpractice insurance companies. >> and what about the soda tax? the beverage association pumped a lot of money into that. you know -- this is huge, and this was an issue where california was going to be a trend-setter. and berkeley has been a trend-setter in this. there was a lot at stake for the soda companies and for business who really fought it in san francisco and i

that's the real walmart. >>> jamie daniels has taken an involuntary hiatus from martial arts. he is confined to a segregation unit on a fleeing violation, not being in his cell when he was supposed to be. >> but it was good to get away for a couple of weeks because i was out there just moving so fast. just settled me down. gave me the opportunity to think without a lot of chaos going on. hopefully when i go back out, i'll be more in tune mentally. >> and in spite of his confinement, the jujitsu expert will do his best to stay in shape physically as well. >> i take a wool blanket, whatever. some people put a book to make it harder. just get a little padding. it's not as forgiving as a regular punching bag, but do with what we got. i come back here and fire off some punches, about 50, 60 jabs, do that each hand like that. do some combinations. stuff like that, back and forth. just to burn off some calories. >> but a far more serious offense has occurred inside the residential treatment unit. a brutal assault in the laundry room has left one inmate near death. the attacker had cl

live in ferguson, missouri, danielle nottingham, now, back to you. >> danielle, thank you so. by the way brown's family has released a statement reading in part we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequences of his actions. while we understanded that many others share our pain, we ask that you than he will your frustration in ways that will make a positive change. we need to work together to fix the system that allowed this to happen. >> we'll have much more on the protests in ferguson and here in philly in just a movement first though, katie on the skydeck with the latest on the snowstorm is that real coy just mess up so many holiday plans, katie. >> absolutely. not even just for us but the entire northeastern corridor of the i95 corridor, very important roadway, obviously, and all of the surrounding highways. that so many people are going to be traveling tomorrow. this storm system, is really going to be messing with millions of people. storm scan3, as we take a look, actually already got little bit of moisture out there, don't wor

.) >> daniel. >> is daniel here? is daniel here in moving on alex and (calling names) >> okay. >> good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> are you alex. >> mta destroyed everything first, they stole from us medallion worker in the police department after they made us to buy it because they say you never get it after that we evaluate i'm driving myself it cost me 5 thousand dollars a month i'm broke 24 hundred payments and 14 hundred for radio and one thousand mta fee plus one thousand cuts for maintenance i can drive only 5 days 11 hours it is made my days cost me $250 a day it's illegal because mta takes approximately 9 hundred shift because they control the business unless they're driving hire someone professional and we continue to work because the work can - uber stay everywhere they motorcycles and driver by and say nothing they give 5 thousand medallions i can find drivers because they cut half insurance cheaper i don't need to pay $5,000 i drive for 10 years i don't have tickets why $8,000 a month don't high

daniel, are you there? dan, are you with us from boston? daniel, are you with us from boston? technical difficulties with daniel. we are hearing 1,000 protesters in boston. one of them again. >> i'm in. can you hear me. hello. >> daniel. 1,000 protesters there. what's going on? >> right now. peaceful march. we are about 700. i can see people. as far as ahead of me. people are peaceful. people are angry. people are fed up. in indictment. justice. people are being peaceful right now. when did this or rally march start, jose. and how, how long has it been going on. >> i tell you, it has probably been at least, 2 1/2 if not three hours. i got here late the i have been here an hour and a half. people are outside the -- the correctional facility when i arrived. and -- i would say it was about 1,000 or more strong. it has been going on for a minute. spontaneously moved on to mass avenue. and kept going. protesters taking over the street. done it peacefully. a beautiful thing to see. it started with a few and it has grown into this crowd, jose. pretty much moved spontaneously. people

. >> reporter: not much scarce daniel. -- scares daniel. when we caught up with him he tubing us to a place he had the most frightening experience of his life. >> my heart went through the gamut of emotions. he discovered the ipad of his youngest daughter shell by opened to a cat with a disadvantager. he tracked -- stranger. he tracked her to this apartment complex and found her and a forehand with an older man they met on a social media website. i saw the conversation and it turned into "hey, how are you doing", to sexual favors. >> reporter: she made it clear in those conversations that you read that she was 15. >> yes. >> reporter: and his reply was that was okay. >> that's cool. it's all good. at that point i couldn't see straight. the tablet was melting from the fire coming out of my eyes. >> reporter: he raced to the apartment complex, lights flashing aring hoping to attract the attention of police. >> at that light there was a glendale police officer stopped at the red light. i said she's rite up this, we need to go. he turned the li

about where the plan is injuries us to our bodies we ask you to not relocate the students anothers daniel webster for the city hall year thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a parent at star king elementary school i have two children or children a second graders and i also have a student in the program right now the issues at star king are according to our principle 3 times as more as they were last year right now our school our playground is smaller than a normal elementary school playground this which is forced our children to act out we hear numerous behavioral issues coming if the classroom okay i get a report everyday and everyday at something it is i'd like to come home and hear there was no fights on the playground everyone is getting along i know this the the world we all come from ethnics and backgrounds but it would be great to have a good time to play you want to say something yes or >> thank you (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name ises stare i'm reading for the education my name is as katie i'm the project during games afte

bellicose sign in moving the administration towards warthen daniels had been. -- more than daniels had been. but worked well together, they had conflicts in terms of the run-up to the war with daniels being in the peace camp, and maker outside of it. daniels was probably the loudest voice in the east camp. the -- the peace camp. no one else in the admin's nation was going to get along with him on this front, because he voted against war until the very last moment. thank you. [applause] >> our second speaker is nimrod frazier. he is the sound of a world war i veteran who served in company e one 67th of a treat. -- infantry. this is the division in which douglas macarthur will serve chief of staff and brigade commander during the american offenses of world war i. frazier's father received a purple heart for wounds received at the battle. mr. frazer himself as a silver star veteran of the korean war, businessof harvard school, and a member of the alabama business hall of fame. author of a history of the 167th infantry regiment. mr. frazer also serves as treasurer of the board of directors

daniel bolger is our guest. his book is "why we lost: a general's inside account of the iraq and afghanistan wars." years in the u.s. army before retiring in 2013. we will be back with him intimate. -- in a minute. >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. gonzalez. our guest is lieutenant general daniel bolger. he has written a book called "why we lost: a general's inside account of the iraq and afghanistan wars." years in the u.s. army before retiring in 2013. >> i wanted to ask you about a couple of choo-choo to decisions by the u.s. in iraq and afghanistan. in iraq, the decision early on to not only topple saddam hussein, but to basically purge from theists government and military, the result being a disintegration of government structures in the entire country. now the virtual dismemberment of iraq as a functioning state. also in afghanistan, going in after al qaeda and ending up, for 10 years, fighting the taliban, who had never attacked the united states. you

. >>> okay, daniel lack is in ferguson, missouri. and daniel you are before there for sometime now. can you tell us kind of how the situation has kind of unfolded immediately after the grand jury announcement was made. >> reporter: veronica, this announcement probably came as not much of a surprise to people here. people started gathering outside the ferguson police department, that's probably about two-kilometers in that direction from me, well before the announcement was actually made. and the crowd was a little confrontational at first, not violent at all but pushed forward and stood there. and then when word of the announcement came several hundred gathered and then it start today get ugly. it accelerated quickly. there were some shops set on fire, a restaurant burnt, cars, reports of automatic gunfire the police said heavy automatic gunfire at one point and then sporadic shots elsewhere. one thing that was interesting and people who were observing this directly, said so, that evening as the violence escalated on the other end of town in ferguson, the police showed a lot more re

daniel reports from the capital. >> reporter: then it was voting rights for women. better working for women and education for all. more recently the outgoing president oversaw the legalization of same-session marriages and abortion, and a percentage campaign of his was to provide syrian refugees with houses, jobs and education. >> translator: what we are spending now on bringing them here will be repaid because they are going to work to pay to taxes. so really this is not an expense, it's an investment. >> reporter: another ground breaking policy was for uruguay to become the first country in the world to legally produce and sale marijuana. >> ther >> translator: there are so many interested parties, economic, political. moral. so many people worried about the consequences so we are happy the government has been taking its time, it's is taking care. >> reporter: all growers and users are being registered. marijuana will go on sale shortly at pharmacies, the country is fighting a determined battle against tobacco use. it's not always easy being the smallest country i

is taken care of. >> and daniel, are we rushing things too much? i look at the new york times about the story of north dakota and there is not a lot of regulating going on and when the lead regulatory commission in north dakota points out that they are run by elected officials including the governor, that just screams potential conflict of interests. >> and in fact, the oil and the gas industry is highly regulated, but what happened in north dakota has gone from this nowhere to the second largest oil producing state in the k country, and there are 12 departments that do the regulation. >> but you are confident that decent regulation is happening? the "time" story didn't make it seem like it is. >> well, in every state, you have rapid growth and whether it is there or where, you have to have the machinery in there and it is stronger than three or four years ago and they have to have it in place to deal with the scale of the activity, because it is happening fast and happening fast in texas which has a well established regulatory system. >> and john,