aaa looked at a decade of traffic deaths in washington state. it found the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who tested positive for marijuana doubled since pot was legalized there in 2012. kris van cleave goes behind the numbers. >> marijuana dispensaries like this one are all over los angeles, and aaa is increasingly worried about what happens when people get stoned and get behind the wheel. 16-year-old chad briton was walking to his car during lunch when he was hit and killed in front of his high school by a teen driver high on pot. >> he was a beautiful soul. he'd do anything for anyone. >> reporter: aaa's jake nelson worries the rate of driving stoned is reaching a new high as legalized cannabis becomes more widely available. >> if you're going to use marijuana, you shouldn't drive. and if you know you have to drive, you should not use marijuana in any shape or form. >> why do you drive around smoking? you know that's not a good idea, right? >> yeah, i do. >> reporter: dashboard video shows the kind of run-ins with the kinds of dr

you are the first team at lowell and the first team in aaa to win state titles. continue to lastly, i want to thank the parents for your support this season. having to leave work early or wake up at 5:00 a.m. for tournaments is not easy, but just know that we would not have accomplished this without your unwavering support, so thank you so much. and next, we're going to have our team captain, mari mariko tanaka. >> good evening, everyone. my name is mariko tanaka, and i am a senior at lowell high school. this past volleyball season was one of the most amazing experiences i've ever had, and i am so thankful to be a part of this team and so proud to be able to accomplish something even beyond my imagination. at the beginning of this season, winning state was something i never thought my team would get an opportunity to achieve. our main goal was to win aaa section championships and advance past the second round of c.i.a. nor-cal playoffs. the team stayed focused on reaching this goal, and with the hard work came reward to go undefeated in league play and win our ci

aaa says states need a two-tier system to determine who is too high for use.impairment. >> laws that limit how much thc can be in a person's blood as a driver are completely meaningless in terms of allowing us to predict how impaired somebody is behind the wheel. >> reporter: normal, a group that lobbies for the legalization of pot, argues that the aaa study has some flaws. they say the increase in stops, that's due to more people testing for the presence of marijuana, and that marijuana can stay detectible in the body for days after it's consumed. kris van kleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," the very latest on the iowa caucuses after results were delayed overnight. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," gayle talks with kobe bryant's longtime friend, former wnba star lisa leslie. >>> and actress edie falco tells us about her new cbs drama "tommy." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm laura podesta. have a great day. ♪

a aaa study out this weekend looked at ten years of traffic deaths in washington state.the number of fatal accidents involving drivers high on marijuana has more than doubled since pot was legalized there in 2012. here is kris van cleave. >> reporter: 16-year-old chad briton was walking to his car during lunch when he was hit and killed in front of his high school by a teen driver high on pot. >> he was a beautiful soul. he'd do anything for anyone. >> reporter: new data reveals during the five years before and after washington state gave a green light to recreational marijuana, deadly crashes where a driver tested positive for active thc more than doubled. in 2017, more than one in five were high. aaa's jake nelson worries the rate of driving stoned is reaching a new high as legalized cannabis becomes more widely available. >> you're going to use marijuana, you shouldn't drive. and if you know you to drive, you should not marijuana in any shape or form. >> why do you drive around smoking? you know that's not a good idea, right? >> yeah, yeah i do. >> reporter: dash came

so the top part of structure products or the aaa's and aa's, we like a lot, but investors have plowede double bees and triple bees of that world because they need yields and they need the leveraged yield. so what happens there is that it really creates an opportunity for us, aaa holders, but the bottom part of the capitalist structure is extended in my mind. jack: one thing i noticed in your folios is a high concentration of foreign bonds even in your core bonds. portugal is an issue, why is that? >> it's a really good and environment to be a dollar investor outside of the u.s. it's a currency heads coming back. at the same time, if you look through europe with a proactive in the. field part of your trading much wider than say germany or france. jack: which are negatives. >> exactly we think that will continue to compress because that's what the ecb is trying to achieve. and i think over time, you will see that continue to narrow. >> how long have you been holding those portuguese bonds? >> for a while. some of our biggest holdings have been in the periphery. it also adds a lot of div

a aaa study looked at ten years of traffic deaths in washington state.he number of drivers involved in fatal crashes high on marijuana has more than doubled since marijuana was legalized there in 2012. as kris van cleave reports the organization says the states must do more to stop stoned drivers. >> reporter: good morning. marijuana dispen -- dispensaries are all over los angeles. this 16-year-old was walking to his car during lunch when he was hit and killed in front of his high school by a teen driver high on pot. >> he was a beautiful soul. he would do anything for anyone. >> reporter: aaa's jake nelson worries the rate of driving stoned is reaching a new high as legalized cannabis backs more widely available. >> if you're going to use marijuana you shouldn't drive. if you know you have to drive you should not use marijuana in any shape or form. >> why are you driving around smoking. you know that's not a good idea. >> reporter: dash cam videos show run ins with drivers that washington police say are happening more often. >> very common. >> reporter:

a new study from aaa says a traffic deaths have reached a new high. the study looked at 10 years of traffic deaths in washington state. they found the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes who were high on marijuana has more than doubled since pot was legalized in 2012. also found that run-ins with potentially high drivers are happening more often. >> why are you driving around smoking? you know that is not a good idea. >> a group that lobbies for legalizing pot argues that the aaa study has some flaws. they see that the increase in stops is due to more people being tested for the presence of marijuana. >>> with colder temperatures, there are concerns this morning about dangerous puddles for drivers in san jose. >> caltrans has been working on both short and long-term solutions for the puddles. there's been more water than ever. the section of freeway goes below ground for about a mile and it is right above an underground aquifer. >> it is too much danger. to have running water like that. on nights like this, where water is supposed to freeze up

so the top part of structure products or the aaa's and aa's, we like a lot, but investors have plowedrld because they need yields and they need the leveraged yield. so what happens there is that it really creates an opportunity for us, aaa holders, but the bottom part of the capitalist structure is extended in my mind. jack: one thing i noticed in your folios is a high concentration of foreign bonds even in your core bonds. portugal is an issue, why is that? >> it's a really good and environment to be a dollar investor outside of the u.s. it's a currency heads coming back. at the same time, if you look through europe with a proactive in the. field part of your trading much wider than say germany or france. jack: which are negatives. >> exactly we think that will continue to compress because that's what the ecb is trying to achieve. and i think over time, you will see that continue to narrow. >> how long have you been holding those portuguese bonds? >> for a while. some of our biggest holdings have been in the periphery. it also adds a lot of diversification to u.s. in high-yield corpo

we have a aaa credit rating. florida's public university system is ranked number one in the nation. we are ranked one of the top states in the nation for fiscal help. we have no state income tax. [ applause ] now it says the only thing certain in life were debts and taxes. no, i am nwe can say with certa that we won't have an income tax here in the state of florida. [ applause [ applause ] or a debt tax for that matter. last session was productive on a number of front. i want to thank speaker jose for their strong and dedicated leadership. i would also like to recognize our lieutenant governor jeanette nunes who led on key issues ranging from healthcare to aerospace, thank you for your leadership jeanette. and as the president indicated, we are joined here today by a great first lady for the state of florida, my wife casey. casey spear headed her hope for healing initiatives facing floridians in the area of mental health and substance abuse. she's making a difference and she's only getting started. we are looking forward to big things in 2020 including a new baby daughter arriving a

you are the first team at lowell and the first team in aaa to win state titles.e to lastly, i want to thank the parents for your support this season. having to leave work early or wake up at 5:00 a.m. for tournaments is not easy, but just know that we would not have accomplished this without your unwavering support, so thank you so much. and next, we're going to have our team captain, mari mariko tanaka. >> good evening, everyone. my name is mariko tanaka, and i am a senior at lowell high school. this past volleyball season was one of the most amazing experiences i've ever had, and i am so thankful to be a part of this team and so proud to be able to accomplish something even beyond my imagination. at the beginning of this season, winning state was something i never thought my team would get an opportunity to achieve. our main goal was to win aaa section championships and advance past the second round of c.i.a. nor-cal playoffs. the team stayed focused on reaching this goal, and with the hard work came reward to go undefeated in league play and win our city champ

point that right now, where we don't spend more than we take we have one of only 12 states that have a aaa bond allows us to borrow money at a lower cost when we do construction. we don't use any one time moneys for ongoing. we don't have any structural imbalances. it has allowed us to have a good, solid foundation for growth of the economy and the private sector. last, but not least, let me talk about things we have done. i had the opportunity to hear from the second lady, karen what weo talk about the can do to have reciprocity between the states particularly with military personnel. we said any military personnel moving into the state in utah, if your spouse is a licensed whatever, a lot of them are teachers, if you are licensed in another state, licensed in new york, when you come to utah, that license will be accepted. jobs.p them find that has been a good thing for us and has helped our implement rate -- unemployment rate is 2.3% and on a plane but for veterans is 2% -- unemployment for veterans is 2%. one of the other things i am most pleased about, i had an opportunity to meet with

throughout our time together, we've operated within an honestly balanced budget and protected our aaa credit rating. we set aside $2.3 billion in our state's savings account which is in stark contrast to our neighbors. others have notices, too. in 2019, we ranked first in the midwest and top five in the nation for business. number one for structure. top two in the nation for long-term fiscal stability. a recent editorial in "the chicago tribune" put it this way, they said what does indiana offer that illinois doesn't? lower taxes. more stable home values, balanced state budgets and funded pension systems. no wonder 36,000 people moved to our state last year, and indiana's welcome mat is out for everyone that wants to join us. [ applause ] but i've always believed that records are made to be broken. and races are meant not just to be run, but won. tonight, ladies and gentlemen, as you just heard, we have with us two of the winningest men in all of sports. the new owner of our most globally recognized icon, the n indianapolis motor speedway, roger penske, and the president of penske rac

. >>> marijuana is now legal for legal or recreational use in 33 states, and a new study from aaa says since the legalization of pot, traffic deaths caused by stone drivers has reached a new high. they looked at the traffic deaths in washington state, and found the number of drivers involved in fatal crashes high on marijuana has more than doubled since pot was legalized there in 2012. they also found run ins with potentially high drivers are happening more often. >> why do you drive around smoking, you know it's not a good idea, right? >> yeah, i do. >> a group that lobbies for legalizing pot argues the study has some flaws. they say the increase in stops is due to more people being tested for the presence of marijuana, and that marijuana can stay detectable in the days after it's consumed. >>> since it's dinner time, there's a new burger joint in town. shake shack opened their first location in san francisco today. crowds gathered at the new location near the corner of union and fillmore, i know you're wondering. that's where the first 100 people in line got a free shake shack goody

we are in the strongest economy on the planet, we are still aaa credit on the planet.'s a problem anywhere, money comes pouring into here. we've got a problem so the rest the world has a big problem. >> for a while he been hearing about the strength of the u.s. consumer. but the fears of the coronavirus and recession is there reason to worry? >> yes, the stock market reflects the economy but also impacts the economy very directly. we have a lot of baby boomers and visitors in fact free of baby boomers own more than half of all of the stocks in the country. over 25% of all their assets, financial and nonfinancial are tied up in stocks. boomers are in their 50s and 60s and their focus on the stock market like a laserbeam, that's their nest egg. if that nest egg starts to diminish and clearly diminish this week, they're going to respond to that. obviously the virus goes away, the stock market rebounds no big deal. kind of like what happened back in 18, if it stays down out expect to see that in weaker consumer spending, particularly among those boomers at least at first.

proposal put forward by donald trump this week protesters in lebanon have converged on its poorest city aaa to show the government they're united in their calls for political change comes ahead of next week's confidence vote to approve a new cabinet but those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost. americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the trunk parts of america are getting trampy are there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans blaming iran the civil war both sides doing things that are so plainly wrong the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world. and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week cheaper than a fighter jet saving boots on the ground and turning the globe into a battlefield drone as the multibillion dollar industry and the nation's changing warfare. powerful life but one of president putin's last 2 decades we look at the economic successes and failures plus the cost of a trade war now the coronavirus as inv

so we are looking at probably two aaa section mvps in the championship game.o it is going to be a special night on friday night. >> they have it. stewart hall trying to beat newman for the fourth time this season. henry rein moves down low. 55-48. they advance in the section championship, where they will play fairly. watching stanford. when is steph coming back? they were reminding everyone of staff. difford beat you to 70-62, keeping their tournament alive. thursday morning to top five. update, brandon crawford went ds hung 16 on the d-back out of chapman. number four, not playing tomorrow. tonight, the against the warriors. fans will be able to watch him snack on red vines. number three, yankees, perfect opportunity for victor rojas to show off his new gone. at number two, aaron gordon was upset. he had not won the dunk contest. in games. at number one, this guy did but it. still pretty impressive. george junior, this guy is above everyone. that is a perfect 10. and that is the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell . >>> will everyone be ready? >> still ahe

could help in a downturn so of quantitative easing and printing money and buying treasuries and other aaa government bonds well then we're going to start buying corporate junk again like here we have nature fighting back we have antarctica at 68 degrees for the 1st time in recorded history we have these coronaviruses these sort of bad inspired deadly viruses that have been emerging over the past 20 years ebola sorry smears. 19 so it seems like no matter what like we get more and more elated and more and more like you know the stock markets just go higher and higher and it has to fight back nature is fighting back harder and harder right there a lot of people on wall street rooting for a coronavirus wipe out of half the world's population because that would prompt central banks to print ever more money and force their stock portfolios higher and it is so gross and disgusting the incentives for this economy have become and quite perverse and disgusting and there's janet yellen who is reinforcing the idea that we live in a in a neo monarchy we live in a royal courts where those who janet yel

or aaa that kind of gives companies investors confidence in what this company is about and so this is a transition going to be a raid agency for crypto exchanges so while they might start off with good intentions let's look at what happened in the last financial crisis that was in the ratings agencies played it indisputable role in furthering the financial crisis allowing banks to take on enormous amounts of risk that they were not aware of because they're a 3rd party and banks trusted that 3rd party information so same way here with this ratings agency if they become the go to defacto his rating agency for all these exchanges banks are actually going to rely on this information and who's to say if these exchanges fail and then the banks are on the hook they're going to turn around and blame their ratings agency and be like they told me a list safe but the ratings agency is going to be we just provided a rating you guys actually were supposed to perform your own due diligence and i was just going to go round and round in a circle playing the blame game of who is really at fault for do

aaa—year—old man from wuhan seems to have been infected before travelling and died after being admittedspital in manila. the woman he came with has also tested positive. backin came with has also tested positive. back in wuhan a massive new hospital authorities raised to build has openedin authorities raised to build has opened in a week. it shows the scale of the response to this outbreak and with more than 14,000 cases and over 300 deaths, the coronavirus is still farfrom being 300 deaths, the coronavirus is still far from being under control. dan johnson, bbc news. we can speak to danny savage who's at arrowe park hospital on the wirral for us this lunchtime. these two buildings behind me are where 83 british people are being keptin where 83 british people are being kept in quarantine at the moment, they arrived here on friday and they will bejoined by they arrived here on friday and they will be joined by a they arrived here on friday and they will bejoined by a group of ii other british people who have been flown in from china today and that second wave of arrivals was really a lwa

talk now to muck moved up to head who is live for us and tripoli so what is the feeling like there and aaa now that these these talks have broken down and seem to be going nowhere. well the fear of that is warre among get special in monks' millions that. hold of this peace process is why it instigate another round of heavy fighting the white house has forces and now the government of national accord says that it's a prerequisite that have to his forces must sure still it is and stop targeting get the state facilities this is a prerequisite for the government to resume peace talks with news from. the region and the turkish president stated that it is supporting the government of national board and its decision to halt talks in geneva until his forces short of hostilities and also stop at the top posing a threat to tripoli and to other cities and that the government is also demanding that the. displaced people those who have been displaced about 160000 people have been displaced from by the fighting get there. save girl in t. or a grantee of a safe return for these displaced people is also a

had time to slide from shipley with the latest developments so what what is the feeling there and aaa now that this is just broken down so suddenly so dramatically. will. there is generally a state of panic fear and frustration after this dangerous development to that happened last night and yesterday in the capital tripoli people are worried that heavy fighting my train you at any time and people in density populated areas in near and in the city center there why would that. tack on the port in the capital tripoli. this could be the beginning get to other at tax in the residential areas so yesterday we were hearing good sounds of heavy explosions as have that as forces were targeting get the port but being why and all the institutions in the west of the country under the government of national award they say that they cannot proceed in any peace talks a less have to those forces that stop targeting get the city as you know that the government of national board has issued a statement suspending its participation in the military track talks that was due to be healed today again in gene

you are the first team at lowell and the first team in aaa to win state titles.tinue to lastly, i want to thank the parents for your support this season. having to leave work early or wake up at 5:00 a.m. for tournaments is not easy, but just know that we would not have accomplished this without your unwavering support, so thank you so much. and next, we're going to have our team captain, mari mariko tanaka. >> good evening, everyone. my name is mariko tanaka, and i am a senior at lowell high school. this past volleyball season was one of the most amazing experiences i've ever had, and i am so thankful to be a part of this team and so proud to be able to accomplish something even beyond my imagination. at the beginning of this season, winning state was something i never thought my team would get an opportunity to achieve. our main goal was to win aaa section championships and advance past the second round of c.i.a. nor-cal playoffs. the team stayed focused on reaching this goal, and with the hard work came reward to go undefeated in league play and win our city c

what i've heard is in aaa he has more on the attack on the port the government has notified the united nations support the mission in libya that it's suspending its parts. in the talks in geneva the government says that it cannot continue in any peace talks with. the capital is under attack the state facilities the region that is the areas and also the poor which is the government describes as the lifeline not only for the people in the capital city but all libyans because this is the main and major port in the capital city and then you see that this state oil further has declared that it has just moved and evacuated all tankers that are loaded with fuel and gas in the port in order to prevent a humanitarian and in fact environmental disaster due to the multiple attacks by have to the forces on the port on tuesday what james moron is from the center for european policy studies he says it's not the 1st time the ceasefire talks have been suspended. yes he's given doing it on a number of occasions of course we also saw in moscow couple of months ago when the g n a has signed a cease fire

proposal put forward by donald trump this week protesters in lebanon have converged on its poorest city aaa to show the government they're united in their calls for political change comes ahead of next week's confidence vote to approve a new cabinet. but those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the truck parts of america are getting in trouble here there is a poll out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so plainly wrong the bottom line on u.s. politics and policy is a matter of fact on the world. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business economics this week cheaper than a fighter jet saving of the ground and turning the globe into a battlefield drove us the multi-billion dollar industry and the nation's changing war for. powerful life but one of president putin's last 2 decades we look at the economic successes and failures plus the cost of a tr

you are the first team at lowell and the first team in aaa to win state titles.nue to lastly, i want to thank the parents for your support this season. having to leave work early or wake up at 5:00 a.m. for tournaments is not easy, but just know that we would not have accomplished this without your unwavering support, so thank you so much. and next, we're going to have our team captain, mari mariko tanaka. >> good evening, everyone. my name is mariko tanaka, and i am a senior at lowell high school. this past volleyball season was one of the most amazing experiences i've ever had, and i am so thankful to be a part of this team and so proud to be able to accomplish something even beyond my imagination. at the beginning of this season, winning state was something i never thought my team would get an opportunity to achieve. our main goal was to win aaa section championships and advance past the second round of c.i.a. nor-cal playoffs. the team stayed focused on reaching this goal, and with the hard work came reward to go undefeated in league play and win our city cha

in the case of the aaa, it was college professors that helped design that.e thought if we pay farers not to produce that will help far income. and we then ask the farmers to not plant object some of their land, we won't have overproduction. but we have people starving. but it's effective in getting farm groups to vote for him. mark: he was extraordinarily political in terms of the federal largess he gave out. give us some examples. >> the wpa, that was a federal program, the works project administration to subsidize people who might be unemployed to build roads and schools and other buildings. that his argument was would reduce unemployment. but it takes tax revenue to operate these perhaps. that means for every dollar you are paying someone to build a road, you are taking a dollar from someone else. there are the result was a redistribution of income, not really a creation of jobs. that's why in 139 after -- that's why in 1939 you be employment was still over 30%. >> was it based on needs? >> no. the projects ran strongest right before election time. there

i had with the latest from aaa mahmoud thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera makes me feel i'm greeting its new feel like a letter to the country we hear from ugandan students stuck in honduras frustrated by her government's response. however got plenty of showers in the forecast across southeast asia that if you show us are rolling into the philippines that also is easing up towards the central and southern parts of vietnam a keen northeast leeway in that movie steam on suv driving the showers through southern parts of thailand malaysia peninsula we'll see some rather wet weather over the next couple days malaysia seeing some very heavy showers as we go through what a stand if anything thursday it looks wet still across a good part of indonesia so the thundery downpours continuing to rumble away paris is the case across northern parts of australia live the showers continuing here and into the southeast at least the side of victoria seeing quite a bit of thunder reactivity at the moment i'm hopeful that the shot was will tend to ease

associated with any safety improvements or any driving improvements, it has gotten to the point where the aaaed their ticketing predatory. >> winner mitch mcconnell, bernie sanders looking like he is getting momentum in the democratic nomination process. that's great news for all of the senators in swing states. the republicans are already, big impact. the loser of the week are college slackers, a new report from the new york federal reserve showed under trump, blue-collar wages up quite a bit and also the top half of college educated americans up significantly. it's the lower half of the college educated that are really falling behind. >> bret: all right panel, thank you very much. it when we come back, notable quotes. is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? sorry! he's a baby! . . . . . . as parents of six, this network is one less thing i have to worry about. (vo) why the aceves family chose verizon. we all use our phones very differently. these two are alwa

had three stints with oakland and the starter, reliever and closer in between time with aaa las vegas it is the end of an era for philip rivers and his team. end ago i 16-year run with them. he's sixth in time in passing yards and touchdown passes. now he's going to hit free agency next month. see where he ends up. >>> one of the great things about the at&t pebble beach pro-am are the celebrities and the high-profile athletes playing alongside golf's best. yours truly got to catch up with some of them after the final hole. >> from california, mr. green bay packer, aaron rodgers. >> it's a fun week. there's so many great events and great people to see out here. my golf is okay. >> with the element of celebrities and amateurs, what is that like? >> larry fitzgerald was over there congratulating me on seeing me play well. it seems like he wins this every week. >> larry, what's the biggest difference between a football cheer and golf cheer. the crowd loves you here, too. >> they're much more polite here. in the middle of niner country, they treated me pretty solid. >> the biggest between

>> reporter: probably within the last 30 days, talking to the insurance companies, aaa, state farm, they'reaying the majority of their day is inspecting these cars. >> reporter: according to the service manager, the vehicle part is cut off in less than 20 minutes, all for a very coveted metal. >> there's platinum inside here. >> reporter: the solution a sacramento car expert invented is this. >> this is the solution, cat shield or the cat security. >> reporter: san francisco police confirmed they have received reports of stolen catalytic converters, but cannot give specifics on how many. in berkeley police released this map showing a trend of this theft, reporting over two dozen thefts of this type since the beginning of 2020. the metal cover will cost a car owner approximately $400, and some are saying it's worth it for some peace of mind. >> that's part of the cost of living in the city. >> reporter: this is where the catalytic converter is located. we all know a parking spot in san francisco is almost a luxury. in san francisco. >>> a federal judge approved a settlement moving pg&e close

aaa peppers in the chocolate.ate, that's what we launched but we got such good feedback, we set how spicy can we go? so we put out a test product with ghost peppers and we've gotten a lot of great feedback about that as well. >> she does like it, really. >> i can't speak anymore. >> i am an admirer, you said yourself, if you just spend roots, fresh fruit perfectly ripe. >> it is but it's more than that. fresh fruits also chocolate dipped through. we've expanded the business now to all off grab and go items so you can come into a store, even if you procrastinated and need something last-minute, comment and get an arrangement. but you can also get everything from chocolate dipped fruit box to gourmet popcorn to blooms two boxes of chocolates from the chocolate factory who we partner with so a lot of options are. >> how do you manage spoilage? you are delivering fresh fruit that has to be perfectly ripe. it doesn't stay perfectly ripe for very long. >> we can cut everything right before goes out the doors. the peak o