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States, some with amazon warehouses have, made the retailer ta tack on the tax. in cash-strapped california sales tax on amazon orders is expected to bring in $83 million in the next year. with the tax fight over, amazon billion giant new distribution centers in california like this one outside of los angeles. its one million square feet and will allow the company to get items to customers quicker and cheaper. the company is building near big cities so it can eventually attempt to offer same-day...

Weddings and a funeral"? here is the thing. this is an amazing idea. it is a creative gift, but it is designed to tell your guest that you are better than they are. the only thing worse than a bread machine, if somebody has it on their registry, i am getting them an nra membership. i will find the most opposite thing i can get and i am sending it to them. although we cant have guns in england. >> there is no nra. >> it stands for something else. >> is that right? >> yes, national -- >> think abo...

Lets toast to drunken salmon. drunken salmon. only as women who wine would do. www.thewomenthatwine a lot, dine a lot, you know what happens with family and friends with you eating and doing that stuff and keep that going on, hopefully for generations, cause its cool and awesome. cheers. cheers. thank you so much for letting me go into your kitchen. the drunken salmon had a nice butter taste and the merlot manicotti was a delicious twist on with the shrimp and chicken sausage. and as if this was...

Some sliver almonds, a little bit of vegetable, and a cup of sugar. how will we do this. first heat up the skillet. a cast iron skillet cause it holds the heat better. were going to pour this, two tablespoons of oil. add the slivered almonds, these are raw you dont get the toasted. and this is a cup of sugar. and what were looking for now is to caramelize these nuts. how did you come up with this recipe or was it handed down. it was recipe a girl friend of mine when i lived in la gave me the rec...

Terrorism center said a critical source was lost but lives may have been saved. in a case like this what is the decision like when you say were going to have to basically burn that person? >> if youre faced with a situation like this, where there is threat to public safety, public safety wins every time. >> reporter: we are told the source also provided information about ongoing plans to attack the u.s. and british embassies in yemens capital. and on bombs hidden inside printers that were sent a...

When leaders of a.q.a.p. plotted to kill saudis counter- terrorism chief in 2009 at his home in jeddah, asiri made the bomb and chose the suicide bomber. his own brother. >> that gives you an idea about the dedication and the level of hatred that the group have. >> reporter: the intended target survived. asiris brother did not. but asiri continued to make bombs that were cleverly disguised. the underwear bomb that failed to detonate on board a jetliner over detroit on christmas, 2009. and two bo...

Suicide bomber tried to set the device off but while the detonator functioned, the main explosive charge did not, averting what would have been the worst attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. but asiri went back to the arkbench. ng organeda is extremely adaptive and al qaeda is a learning organization. it learns from its mistakes, it adapts. >> reporter: asiri adjusted his plans to avoid human error with his most complex bomb yet-- the printer bombs. two printers were shipped as cargo to the united st...

And the work-arounds in our own system. >> reporter: its unclear how many airports have the body scanner technology. >> keep in mind, this was overseas. we also need to recognize that some of the same standards that may be in place in the united states, may not be met in other countries. >> almost all airports also use bomb-sniffing dogs and random trace detection by swabbing hands and bags for explosive residues. security officials have been concerned that terrorists are changing chemicals used...

Gallon, 18 cents more than last year at this time. so, tonight, word of a simple app on your phone, an army of americans looking to help all of us find the cheapest gas in america. reena ninan is on the hunt, too, tonight. >> reporter: for cathy nestor, its become an obsession. >> $4.25 for regular at the bp on the corner. >> reporter: finding the cheapest gas prices she can, and then sharing it. >> its on my way. its a route i would normally go anyway. >> reporter: cathy is what is called a gas...

Caucus states today, theres an issue out there getting a lot of attention. should a person is have to present a photo i.d. to cast a vote? in two of the states voting today, alabama and hawaii, for example, voters are required to present photo i.d. at the polls. the third, mississippi, is just one step away from one of the strictest laws in the country. our justice correspondent pete williams explains how it came to this and has an exclusive interview tonight with the attorney general who talks ...