. >> you have greenlanders? >> icelanders, greenlanders, yeah. i was in shock. >> let me show you this stuff. so, basic amelie, i'm on the 16th street mall because of the situation with where you can smoke in denver, because you can't smoke anywhere in public visible. we find our edibles are our biggest sellers here. >> this is not normal candy, even though it looks like it. this is pot candy. >> this is, in fact, infused medicated candy. as you will notice, these containers are child proof containers, that way children can't get into them. >> once they're opened, honestly, the peach ba fan na rings, that doesn't look different than a gummy candy. can i see why there is stress around the edibles in terms of people potentially essentially getting dosed within they don't intend to. i don't know, i guess the laws are all still really in flux. >> that's the state of colorado is trying to regulate this better to make sure it doesn't get into the hand of children. i always have to go back to col him it's the parents responsibility to keep it out of kid

. >> you have greenlanders?nlanders. >> basically on 16th street mall, what you can smoke in denver, because you can't smoke anywhere in public visibility, we find our edibles are the biggest sellers. >> this is not normal candy, even though it looks like it? it's pot candy? >> this is, in fact, infused medicated candy. these are child proof containers. children can't get into them. >> although once they're open. the peach banana rings that didn't look any different than a regular gummy candy. i can see why there's stress around the edibles in terms of people essentially getting dosed when they don't intend to. i guess the laws are all really still in flux in terms of how things are getting regulated. >> that's why the state of colorado is trying to regulate better so it doesn't get back into the hands of children. but i say it's the same as alcohol. it's the parent's responsibility to keep it out of kids' hands. we have some scotch guard here. and you open up the bottom of it, and it's a stash can. >> why do yo

, that will pull to the north, the problem is a block will develop right here, let's call it the greenlandown, tuesday through thursday, we'll see gloomy weather. potentially into friday, clouds and showers. the pattern will go like this over the next couple of days, mild, chilly. allentown, 65 degrees. atlantic city, windy, sun, clouds, 70 degrees, seas are building thanks to gonzalo 4 to 8 feet. if you're on the water, keep that in the back of your mind, the water will be rough. philadelphia, sun, breezy, 67 degrees is the forecasted high. overnight tonight, cloudy, breezy, 43 outlying suburbs, 47 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today is not a bad day, breezy, but mild, 67 degrees, 56 degrees for sunday, sharply cooler, and then we get into monday morning, there could be widespread frost north and west of the city, as well as the pine barrens. monday we rebound nicely. tuesday, showers possible, 63. wednesday, more showers possible, 60. right now the early call on thursday and friday, more clouds and showers, temperatures holding in the 50s. le most of next

. >> remember, iceland is warm, greenland is cold. it's confusing. the stick a look. today we will be warmer early on. temperatures in the mid-60s. rainfall totals are on the right hand portion of the screen. we have seen about half an inch of rain. down to o'hare about one- third. the numbers are moving around. some areas got more but no one got the full inch. the radar shows rain heavy in portions of cook county all points of cook county right through will county. no severe thunderstorms at this hour. just rain that continues to linger in will linger through the morning and afternoon. letting up slowly into tonight. expect a high temperature today early on 64 degrees. that will be close to sunrise. temperatures will fall to the day much of the day will be in the '50s. the decrease night. was high-temperature only 50. 54 sunday. monday high temperature of 60 degrees. >> coming up, a dramatic end to a high-speed chase in california. all caught on camera. >> the school board takes action on a controversial curriculum. details on the compromise. >> and a live look outsi

monday we lose the wind tunnel because the low is up in greenland and the high sits over top of us.y is a approximate good looking day, tuesday, mild with sunshine. wednesday a powerful cold front sweeps through. forecasted winds gust also later this afternoon, anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour. for the lehigh valley we'll see a combination of sun and clouds, another nice one, windy, cooler up there, 63 degrees is the forecasted high for allen be town. the jersey shore, atlantic city, sea isle city, sunny skies, watch out for the gusty breeze, 67 degrees is the forecasted high down there. the chop gets rough you'll see waves as highs 3 to 5 feet. sunny, philadelphia, 65 degrees, winds out of the west. a delightful afternoon. overnight tonight, 39 degrees for the outlying suburbs. 45 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the pattern stays nice and quiet until week's end. mostly sunny, 65. monday, 65. tuesday, a little milder, 76. wednesday, there's the strong cold front increasing clouds showers are possible early, 67 comes early look at the way the numbe

combination of sun and clouds, tomorrow we lose that wind tunnel effect because the low pushes north in greenland. the high sits over top of us, monday is a nice looking day. the it's mild with temperatures in the 60s. speaking winds, here we go later this afternoon no gusts from 20 to 0 miles per hour. it's going to be windy from time to time, but at least the temperatures are in the 60s. mostly sunny that's the call from accuweather today. windy, 63 in reading, 65 in philadelphia. millville, 65. trenton, 63. and dover, 65 degrees. the day planner shows the mark will be reached around 3:00. 59 degrees by 6:00 p.m. overnight tonight it will be cooler, we'll see 30s north and west, 43, 44 center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 65 today. 65 for tomorrow no wind on monday. the 65 will feel better. tuesday, unseasonable warm, 76 degrees. south and east, 77. 78 it's going to be a real nice day and the bottom falls out. wednesday the cold front slips through. a couple of showers possible, warm ahead of the front. the temperatures will drop quickly. thursday, sun where and cool, 59 -

another part is that greenland and antarctic glaciers are melting at voracious pace. that puts water into the ocean that raises sea levels. louisiana is doubly vulnerable but it is low lying and it is sinking. so global warming, the fact that it is sinking isn't reason to feel better. it's reason to be extra worried. >> let me ask you a little about how the goal posts have shifted in the last couple years. i mean, john mccain i believe it was in 2008 proposed a cap in trade plan that makes the president's new power plant rules look like a republican plan. i mean, george bush talked about climate change in his state of the union address and we have some so far to the right or -- i don't know if the direction is right. into the field of sort of, you know, denialism that, the idea of cap in trade and mentioning climate change in a state of the union address is unimaginable at this point. from a climate perspective what do you foresee happening in terms of moving the republican party on this issue? >> i think you're absolutely right that the republicans have gone to the e

you fly into greenland and and then it all goes downhill from there, right? >> pretty much.

they were thinking it must not be greenland. it's got to be somewhere else so let's try the bering strait. they kept coming. be higher me, the great iron is there looking for the open oversee the didn't exist at the climate folks are telling us in the next 50 years there will be an open polar sea, at least during the summertime. maybe they were crazy. they were just victim of bad timing. >> related question may be. on any of these trips, i think on one of them at least, anyway, sql people played a role because they help keep people alive. this is on this whaling voyage of 1898, a little later maybe that became a movie but it's accurate. >> command of the north, or something like that. >> that's a documentary but this is a fictional movie based on fact that stars timothy bottoms and two other famous hollywood stars, and i can't remember. but anyway it didn't make big ag splash but it's a terrific movie and i wondered if native people on either side in siberia or in greenland, if it came upon them in playing any role in this story