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>> I REJECT THE IDEA THAT WE'RE GOING TO BE A BETTER PLACE IF WE HAVE MORE MARIJUANA, AND YOU CAN JUST GO DOWN TO THE CORNER GROCERY STORE AND GET IT .>> Reporter: THAT'S WELCOME NEWS TO WASHINGTON STATE REPRESENTATIVE BRAD CLIFFORD, WHO IS ALSO A SHERIFF'S DEPUTY .>> I HAVE SEEN THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF THIS DRUG IN STUDENTS' LIVES, IN MARRIAGES, IN INDIVIDUAL LIVES, IN FAMILIES, AND IT'S DEVASTATING .>> Reporter: DO YOU THINK IT'S WHERE YOU COULD SEE FEDERAL RAIDS HERE ON SOME OF YOUR STATE LEGAL OPERATIONS .>> THAT WOULD BE DEEPLY TROUBLING .>> Reporter: WASHINGTON STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL BOB FERGUSON HAS ALREADY FOUGHT PRESIDENT TRUMP'S TRAVEL BAN AND WON. SO YOU'RE PREPARED TO GO TOE TO TOE WITH THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ?>> THAT'S AN UNDERSTATEMENT. THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SHOULD RESPECT WHAT STATES ARE DOING. WE'RE THE LABORATORIES OF DEMOCRACY .>> Reporter: AT NORTHWEST CANNABIS SOLUTION, NEARLY 200 JOBS ARE ON THE LINE .>> I THINK THAT TRANSPARENCY IS WHAT WILL CHANGE MANY PEOPLE'S MINDS ABOUT THE INDUSTRY .>> Reporter: BUT IF THEY CAN'T CHANGE MINDS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL, THE MULTIBILLION- DOLLAR RECREATIONAL MARIJUANA INDUSTRY COULD SOON TAKE A HIT. CARTER EVANS, CBS NEWS, OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON .>> Duthiers: UP NEXT, THE QUEST FOR THE PERFECT SELFIE NEAR COST A WOMAN HER LIFE. HOW HER FRIGHTENING FALL IS PUTTING A NEW FOCUS ON SELFIE DANGERS .>> Duthiers: A NORTHERN CALIFORNIA WOMAN IS RECOVERING AFTER TAKING A FRIGHTENING FALL WHILE TRYING TO TAKE A SELFIE ON THE FORESTHILL BRIDGE IN NORTH AUBURN, CALIFORNIA. MIREYA VILLARREAL HAS HER STORY AND HOW IT'S PUTTING NEW FOCUS ON SELFIE DANGERS .>> Reporter: IT'S ONE OF THE TALLEST BRIDGES IN THE COUNTRY AND FOR SOME, ONE OF THE BIGGEST PHOTO OPS. WHETHER IT'S A JAW- DROPPING MOVIE STUNT, A THRILL- SEEKING ONLINE VIDEO, OR A HEART- STOPPING PICTURE, BUT OFFICIALS SAY EARLIER THIS WEEK AN ATTEMPT AT BEING PICTURE PERFECT ALMOST TURNED DEADLY. TUESDAY, AN UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN AND HER FRIENDS WERE WALKING ON A BEAM UNDERNEATH THE CATWALK OF THE 730- FOOT FORESTHILL BRIDGE. SHE WAS TRYING TO TAKE A SELFIE WHEN SHE LOST HER FOOTING AND FELL 60 FEET, LANDING ON A TRAIL BELOW. HER FRIEND SAW IT ALL HAPPEN .>> THEY WERE TAKING A PICTURE ON THE BRIDGE, AND THEN THE BIG BOLTS THAT ARE HOLDING THE BEAMS TOGETHER, SHE, LIKE, STEPPED ON THEM, KIND OF WEIRDLY, AND LOST BALANCE AND FELL BACKWARDS .>> Reporter: FIRST RESPONDERS TOOK THE WOMAN BY STRETCHER AND AIRLIFTED HER TO A LOCAL HOSPITAL .>> I THINK IT HAS A LOT TO DO WITH THE SHOCK AND AWE OF SOCIAL MEDIA .>> Reporter: TROY SANDER SAYS DESPITE WARNING SIGNS AND SECURITY GATES DAREDEVILS STILL FIND THEIR PHOTO OP .>> YOU COMPROMISE YOUR OWN SAFETY AND THAFT PEOPLE AROUND AND YOU POTENTIALLY THE FIRST RESPONDERS WHO HAVE TO COME DOWN HERE AND DEAL WITH IT .>> Reporter: SINCE 2015, THE SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT HAS ISSUED DOZENS OF CITATIONS AND SAYS IT SEES MORE SELFIE TAKERS ON THE BRIDGE AS THE WEATHER GETS WARM, POSSIBLY ENCOURAGED BY OTHER PHOTOS THEY SEE ON SOCIAL MEDIA. AS FOR THIS LATEST INCIDENT, OFFICIALS DECIDED NOT TO CHARGE THE WOMAN INVOLVED .>> WE FELT THE IMPACT OF WHAT THEY SAW AND WHAT THEY WENT THROUGH, BASED ON HER EXPERIENCE, IT WAS ENOUGH TO REALLY DRIVE HOME A MESSAGE THAT IT'S NOT A GOOD IDEA, AND YOU CAN POTENTIALLY DIE DOING IT .>> Reporter: MIREYA VILLARREAL, CBS NEWS, LOS ANGELES .>> Duthiers: WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK .>> Duthiers: A NEW YORK DENTIST CHARGED WITH MURDERING HIS LOVER'S HUSBAND VOWS THAT HE DID NOT DO IT. BUT COULD HE GO TO PRISON FOR SOMETHING ELSE? TONIGHT ON " 48 HOURS ," RICHARD SCHLESINGER INVESTIGATES .>> THOMAS KOLMAN WAS DEAD IN A VEHICLE IN A PARKING LOT OF A FITNESS PLAZA .>> Reporter: WAS YOUR FIRST THOUGHT HOMICIDE ?>> NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT .>> Reporter: BUT ULSTER, NEW YORK, POLICE DETECTIVES WERE STILL PUZZLED BY WHAT THEY SAW-- 44- YEAR- OLD TOM KOLMAN HAD PARKED HIS CAR ON THE FAR SIDE OF THE PARKING LOT AT THE GYM WHERE HE WAS HEADED .>> WASN'T PARKED NEAR THE BUILDING. THAT'S THE STRANGE THING .>> Reporter: THE DETECTIVES GOT SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE, WHICH SHOWED SOMETHING ELSE UNUSUAL. WHEN KOLMAN ARRIVED EARLY THAT MORNING ...>> THIS IS TOM KOLMAN'S CAR PULLING IN RIGHT THERE .>> Reporter: ... HE PULLED UP TO ANOTHER CAR, AND ALTHOUGH THE FOOTAGE IS VERY GRAINY, THEY THOUGHT THAT CAR WAS A WHITE S. U. V .>> WE STARTED THINKING OF THE CIRCLE OF PEOPLE CLOSE TO TOM KOLMAN, AND THE ONLY PERSON WITH A WHITE S. U. V. WAS GILBERTO NUNEZ .>> Reporter: IT'S EMOTIONAL FOR YOU .>> OF COURSE. VERY EMOTIONAL. BECAUSE TOM WAS MY BEST FRIEND, TRULY .>> Reporter: NUNEZ MAY HAVE BEEN TOM'S BEST FRIEND, BUT HE VOLUNTEERED TO THE POLICE THAT HE WAS HAVING AN AFFAIR WITH TOM'S WIFE .>> Reporter: AND THERE WAS SOMETHING ELSE UNUSUAL FOUND IN THE AUTOPSY, A SEDATIVE, MIDAZOLAM, WAS DETECTED IN TOM'S BODY. IT'S A DRUG SOMETIMES USED BY THOSE IN THE DENTAL PROFESSION .>> I NEVER USE MIDAZOLAM. I'M INNOCENT. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG .>> Reporter: NUNEZ'S CLAIMS OF INNOCENCE MIGHT NOT BE ENOUGH TO KEEP HIM OUT OF PRISON BECAUSE INVESTIGATORS WERE SURPRISED WHEN THEY BEGAN DIGGING INTO HIS PAST .>> Duthiers: YOU CAN SEE RICHARD'S FULL REPORT " DEATH AND THE DENTIST, TONIGHT ON " 48 HOURS ." WHEN WE RETURN, THE ROCK 'N' ROLL HALL OF FAME'S CLASS OF 2017 WAS INDUCTED LAST NIGHT. WE WILL HAVE THE HIGHLIGHTS .>> Duthiers: PEARL JAM, TUPAC SHAKUR, AND YES WERE AMONG THE MUSIC LEGENDS INDUCTED INTO ROCK 'N' ROLL HALL OF FAME LAST NIGHT. ANTHONY MASON SAYS THE CEREMONY KICKED OFF WITH A TRIBUTE TO ONE OF ROCK'S FOUNDING FATHERS �� EARLY IN THE MORNING �� >> Reporter: E. L. O ., THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE ROCK 'N' ROLL HALL OF FAME, OPENED THE SHOW WITH CHUCK BERRY'S " ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN ." BERRY, WHO PASSED AWAY JUST THREE WEEKS AGO, WAS IN THE HALL'S FIRST INDUCTEE CLASS IN 1986. E. L. O. FOUNDER JEFF LYNNE, WOULD SELL MORE THAN 50 MILLION RECORDS IN HIS BAND'S 14- YEAR RUN, SPOKE IN AWE OF THE HONOREES BEFORE HIM .>> IT'S SUCH A PLEASURE TO GET ONE OF THESE BECAUSE I'VE WATCHED LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS-- HUNDREDS OF THEM-- OF PEOPLE GETTING THEM ALL THE TIME AND I'D GO, I WONDER IF I'LL EVER GET ONE OF THEM .">> Reporter: IN THE EARLY 1960s, JOAN BAEZ WAS AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE AMERICAN FOLK SCENE. BAEZ, WHO TOOK A LOT OF HEAT FOR HER POLITICS, SAID PROTEST MUSIC STILL MATTERS TODAY .>> LET US TOGETHER REPEAL AND REPLACE BRUTALITY AND MAKE COMPASSION A PRIORITY .>> Reporter: SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER WAS A BIG PART OF TUPAC SHAKUR'S MUSIC. KILLED IN 1996 IN A HAIL OF GUNFIRE, THE RAPPER WAS POSTHUMOUSLY INDUCTED BY FRIEND SNOOP DOGG .>> TUPAC KNEW HE WAS ONLY HUMAN, AND HE REPRESENTED THROUGH HIS MUSIC LIKE NO ONE BEFORE .>> Reporter: TWO HIGHLY ANTICIPATED REUNIONS WERE FRONT AND CENTER AT LAST NIGHT'S PARTY PARTY. TO ACCEPT THEIR HONOR, ROCKERS YES REUNITED FRONT MAN JON ANDERSON, WHO LEFT THE BAND NEARLY A DECADE AGO, REMEMBERED COFOUNDER CHRIS SQUIRE, WHO PASSED AWAY IN 2015 .>> IT WAS A MAGIC MOMENT WHEN I MET CHRIS. �� DON'T STOP BELIEVING �� >> Reporter: THE BIGGEST QUESTION OF THE NIGHT INVOLVED THE INDUCTION OF JOURNEY. PERHAPS A LET- DOWN FOR THE JOURNEY FAITHFUL, FORMER FRONT MAN STEVE PERRY CHOSE NOT TO PERFORM .�� GOES ON AND ON AND ONCOME ON .>> Reporter: BUT DID TAKE THE STAGE TO SPEAK TO FANS .>> YOU'RE THE ONE WHO PUT US HERE. YOU ARE THE ROCK 'N' ROLL HALL OF FAME .>> Reporter: AND DAVID LETTERMAN INDUCTED THE HEADLINERS FOR THE NIGHT .>> IT TURNED OUT THAT THESE GUYS IN PEARL JAM WERE-- OTHER THAN SOMETHING MORE THAN A BAND .�� SHE DREAMS IN COLOR SHE DREAMS IN RED �� CAN'T FIND A BETTER MAN �� >> Reporter: WITH FRONT MAN EDDIE VEDDER, PEARL JAM RODE THE GRUNGE WAVE OF THE 90s TO BECOME A ROCK 'N' ROLL POWERHOUSE. THE PARTY ENDED WITH A PERFORMANCE OF KEEP ON ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD .�� KEEP ON ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD �� >> Duthiers: DON'T STOP BELIEVING. THE ROCK 'N' ROLL HALL OF FAME CEREMONY AIRS APRIL 29 ON HBO. THAT IS THE CBS WEEKEND NEWS FOR THIS SATURDAY. THE NEWS CONTINUES ON OUR 24- HOUR DIGITAL NETWORK CBSN AT cbsnews. com. I'M VLADIMIR DUTHIERS IN NEW YORK. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US, AND GOOD NIGHT.