i spoke to katie boyle on the pcc, it was a productive conversation.ll came in last year. she's very pro medical cannabis, however... she doesn't feel that she is able to advise the police to and to join my scheme until she gets the ok from the home office. so that is my next mission is to... we need to sit down with the home office and speak about ways in which we can develop something to stop criminalizing those patients in the meantime. so let's bring in ron hogg, then because ron you are durham police and crime commissioner. what would you do if carly lived in your patch. well sadly like my colleague in sussex i couldn't give carly permission but i'd be very keen to support term carly's concept of the amnesty. i am a great supporter of the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes. and the government needs to really square its policy because the uk is the largest exporter of cannabis for medicinal purposes in the world. and so if it's good enough for people in other countries it's good enough for our own folk here to get cannabis as a medicine at an a

of patriots and just about every country up and down the gulf we had cutter in good standing of the pcc that's honestly not the case now. frankly we could never get them to even allow the others to see their feed in other words what the radars on their soil that they owned were actually identifying so that seems to me to be a relatively low bar to get over if you really wanted to coordinate activity it is entirely defensive and in the end central command ended up being the integrator in other words we have the feeds of all of them and we would put it together in our own ballistic missile defense system. if you can't get to that back in the days when generally the tcc was together there were always some reservations by some of the states that had relationships with iran that were concerning. some of that again is just reality they share one of the biggest gas fields in the world and had to have a relationship. if you could not get that it's hard to envision something like the nato and especially now that one of the members has been cast out not from the gcc but is certainly being cut off

it's interesting when you look at the uni pcc report one of the things they focus on is bioenergy withe and sequestration. we are not there in terms of the innovation side or setting up the structures to develop it but if there is action congress can take this year, 40 5q, not on the bioenergy side but in providing a tax incentive for carbon capture is doing to help accelerate that component of it. but we need to do more. >> the president pulled the plug pulled the country out of the paris accord, slashed funding for energy technology, although i think we hope to preserve and congress, what is america doing right? >> that was a subset of all the terrible things he has done when it comes to the environment and climate change. i would say at the federal level it's an abysmal absence of leadership. literally is breathtaking and it's embarrassing to have the president resenting the world in terms of all of the atrocities, especially when we have made so much harvest under the obama administration. the thing that is encouraging, both having this pro-climate action majority in the house, hav

it is the first time many pccs in the country commissioned a specific investigation, and it's because path yet, so they are letting down victims. for the family of shana grice, this progress is too late. my heart goes out to her pa rents, late. my heart goes out to her parents, just dreadful what happened. myjob parents, just dreadful what happened. my job is parents, just dreadful what happened. myjob is to ensure that the police deliver policing in the right way, because they are acutely aware of the consequences when stalking doesn't get the right response. i am stalking doesn't get the right response. iam holding stalking doesn't get the right response. i am holding their feet to the fire on this, and there is a willingness there from the chief co nsta ble willingness there from the chief constable downwards to make this response better. it's a difficult subject to talk about, and yet it seems to be more and more reported on in the papers. we were talking about it on this programme yesterday. do you get the feeling that the police are taking this seriously? i think they are now. w