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For a long time. to us it's not an angle. it's the same story. you can't have a conversation about police behavior under scrutiny and not talk to the police about it. they're the ones that have the capacity to change the training, the interactions, the nature of those incidents. so i think for us, this is the story. >> there's also this contradiction i think just about new york city where mayor de blasio has taken stop and frisk away and you hear a lot of cops say that's fine. we hope it helps with some harassment problems of people of color that's been going on and at the same time you'll hav...

Nfl quarterback cam newton is spending the night in the hospital after a frightening car wreck. newton has two fractures in his back after the two-car crash. it happened tuesday in charlotte, not far from the carolina panthers' home stadium. police say it looked like his truck rolled over, but they are still investigating what caused the accident. there's no word on when newton will be released from the hospital or when he'll return to the field. we'll keep an eye on that. . >> well, uber, the mobile phone-based taxi service is in legal trouble. the state of california is suing the company for...

Another big story. legal troubles, they just continue to pile up for uber. this is the taxi service you can use through your smartphone. now there are details about one of the cases the company is fighting. a driver accused of raping an uber passenger in new delhi had been charged with at least four crimes dating back 11 years involving firearms, molestation, and rape. uber has said it's cooperating with the indian government in this case, and will work to conduct clearer background checks in the future. are also troubles in the u.s. the company is being sued in california for allegedly char...

>> the governor just signed a new law on edibles, they will have to be sold in opaque childproof packaging. children's hospital reports an increase in emergency room visits and patient admissions due to accidental exposure to marijuana products. the state is also grappling with screening drivers who could be stoned. >> the problem is so many people are so different in their reaction to marijuana. >> dr. robert lance who tests blood samples after accidents says there's no standard roadside test like a breathalyzer. it stays in your system long after the immediate effects wear off. >> can't real...