while the percentages may seem relatively low, the study's author says it is definitey a red flag. dr. alan schroeder/stanford university school of medicine particularly give this age range when teens are going off to college and they have this full bottle for 20 opiods pills maybe they need 1ú or none and they have this full bottle to be used by themselves or others. dr. schroeder recommends the first step is for dental professions to initially prescribe a non-opiod and if it turns out the pain is too much , maybe one or two opiods, not 20. a north bay boys and girls club is facing a major lawsuit. it claims the sonoma valley club failed to prect children from a coach who was sexually abusing them. this man, paul dwayne kilgore, is currently in prison serving a 150 year sentence. an attorney representing four victims says, there were alarming signs that started at the beginning of kilgore's employement at the center. he apparently failed a sexual harrassment test... and adds, there were a number of complaints against him, brought to management.. but the suit says, they declined to remove h

alan schroeder says the study looked at 15-thousand 16 to 25 year old dental patients who were prescribed opiods in 2015. while the percentages may seem relatively low, the study's author says it is definitey a red flagsot particularly give this age range when teens are going off to college and they have this full bottle fo 20 opiods pills maybe they need 1ú or none and they have this ful lbottle to be used by themselves or others.dr. schroeder says the first step is for dental professions to initially presscribe a non opiod and if it turns out the pain is too much , maybe one of two opiods, not 20. standup dan kerman/stanford 1:24 reserachers also say pulling wisdom teeth is like taking out tonsils, you just do it, but they say more research should be done to see if those extractions are warranted. at stanford, dan kerman kron 4 news.140/std (catherine) psychedelic mushrooms could soon be legal in oregon.. the state attorney general has approved language to put the measure on the ballot. it's aimed at reducing criminal penalties for using so called magic mushrooms. 140-thousand signatures are needed before it can be put on the 20-20 ballot. califor

alan: oh, you can't protect everything. and the point is you can't forecast very accurately. right now we have been in a period, an extreme period of extremely lowal long-term interest rates. and they are beginning now to move up, will continue to move up, and that is going to cause a basic turn in the market. david: are you worried about inflation right now? alan: i think i am beginning to see the first signs of it. we are seeing it basically in the tightening of the labor markets first, which, as you know, are getting very tight now. we are beginning to finally see average wages rise, and clearly there is no productivity behind it. our productivity increases in the last 10 years has averaged under 1% a year. it is a historic low. now, i might add it is not only we, it is europe and everybody else as well. you are getting into a system now which has no outcome that is an equilibrium other than inflation, and no productivity growth. and that is not something which says we are going to have long-term acceleration. david: well, so, what would you recommend that we do to solve the problems that you pointed out? alan: well, the basic problem is fund

alan: oh, you can't protect anything. and the point is you can't forecast very accurately. right now we have been in a period, an extreme period of extremely low, real long-term interest rates. and they are beginning now to move up, will continue to move up, and that is going to cause a turn in the market. david: are you worried about inflation right now? alan: i think i am beginning to see the first signs of it. we are seeing it basically in the tightening of the labor markets first, which, as you know, are getting very tight now. we begin finally to see average wages rise, and clearly there is no productivity behind it. all productivity increases in the last 10 years has averaged under 1% a year. it is a historic low. now, i might add it is not only we, it is europe and everybody else as well. you are getting into a system now which has no outcome that is an equilibrium other than inflation, and no productivity growth. and that is not something which says we are going to have long-term acceleration. david: well, so, what would you recommend that we do to solve the problems that you pointed out? alan: well, the basic problem is fundamentally

so that was low shortie really could he have it's because of lord shore leave his relation to you of course is your grandfather that we got to it's like this from alan carr who says she is so royalty she should be regarded her family like the marlies in jamaica are recognized for their national cultural contribution but he goes on to say something that you mentioned earlier about being a young voice he says i love so black man is a critical voice of a cast of young voices who now traditional clips of expressions and current global music trends with a global caribbean acetic further as a female she's in a lane of her own. so it's a weighty thing do you see yourself as that young boys who is mixing those two things where no one else's i definitely think so because i think the problem with the use it's a problem but it's actually not a problem at the same time is that we are looking for examples and the examples that we have. it's not necessarily we don't know how to recreate it we don't know how to make a brand new again we don't want to make it trendy like what is happening now and it's like we share the same thing over and over i was just tired of t

lows. a focus on one particular area of oil. opec members saying the block will extend production cuts but the markets don't care. let's go to alan there? >> hello there. good afternoon. caroline: great to see you. i want to get your perspective on the turnaround we are seeing in sentiment on the markets, whether it is a quiet death whether -- whether it is across equities. >> the markets are very oversold. there will be some bargains, holiday bargains, but will people step up and buy after the selloff we have seen? obviously, this decline has pretty much been in tandem to the downside. it has been a loss of faith in the global growth story. that has been seeing this unwind. we have done this before, where we have big pullbacks in the market over the last eight or nine years of this uptrend bull market. we have pulled back but if you look at the sideways trade of the s&p, between 2600 and 2800 for nine of the last 12 months. now we have gone below the range in the s&p, so that target is 2400. that is about where we stand now. we want to see if that holds at a super support level and we can rebound as we have seen every time in hi

lows which i view as a positive. david: good. we like the positive. alan, thank you very much. to see you. >>> well meanwhile, senators close in on a deal defying president trump on saudi arabia. the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. former deputy secretary of state, former director of national intelligence. you know how things work. i'm going to ask you the same question i asked alan. why do you think the saudis bent more to the russian thinking in terms of cutting production right snow? >> well, i'm going to guess that part of it has to do with the price. i think price gets too low, they get concerned. they want to bump it up a little bit. i don't think it's going to bump up dramatically high. i mean i can remember days of oil in the high 80s, 90s, up in the 100s, the low 100s when i was serving in iraq. i don't find this too unreasonable. but i think they wanted to get the price up a bit. >> david: let's talk about what's happening in your relations with saudi arabia. as i mentioned, the senate is vying for stronger sanctions against saudi arabia in light of the killing of

harvard law professor alan dershowitz, say it highlights some of the unsave ray tactics the special count is using. >> what the judge was saying is what mueller's doing is trying to find lowng fruit, figure out any way to get them to commit a crime -- it's their fault if they commit the crime -- and then wees them so that they'll sing or compose. welcome to how special counsels operate. >> reporter: the special counsel's office has recommended flynn serve no jail time due to his cooperation. he is scheduled to be sentenced on tuesday, but it's possible with these new filings the judge could delay that hearing. back to you guys in new york. eric: there's lots of controversy over the way the fbi handled general flynn. let's bring in overseer at stanford's hooper institute john jordan. john, the fbi, it seemed, they go over to the white house. it seemed like an informal sit-down. far from, you know, a formal, official type of questioning. should general flynn have been told that there was an official investigation of russian interference? >> this is a big story, and it's going to be a story for some period of time. first of all, law enforcement is permitted to lie. there's n

alan: stock market stability can add to the crude oil as well. we have seen this global growth concern really handle crude down 30% off of highs but we did make it lowmber 29 so we saw new lows in a higher close that they and seeing bullish divergence where we made a new low but not new highs in volatility.that is a sign the sellers us running -- are running out of strength. we need to follow through. a dollar decline. anright information came out today. well.that can help as focus on stocks and some stability there will make everybody more comfortable in the macro market. vonnie: we are getting another selloff in stocks today again. bit. a little vonnie:vonnie: although we have to wait to see how the session finishes. next week, may be more focused on rates or oil? alan: i think the rate question is very interesting because we were so worried in the springtime about rates rising. now we got worries this week about rates falling. you cannot have it both ways.i look at this as a positive . they have talking out of a late of potential rate hikes priced into the market for 2019. yes, it looks like the summer is going to happen, but we are not on a real

including alan dershowitz, say flynn's case highlights some of the unsavory tactics the special counsel is using in its investigation. >> what judge ellis was saying is what mueller's trying to do is find lowery way to get them to commit a crime -- it's their fault if they commit the crime -- and then squeeze them so that they'll sing or compose. welcome to how special counsel operate. >> reporter: the special counsel's office has recommended flynn serve no jail time due to his cooperation. he is scheduled to be sentenced on tuesday, but it's possible with these new filings the judge could delay that hearing. back to you guys in new york. eric: garrett, thanks so much. arthel: new questions about the border patrol's treatment of migrant children after a 7-year-old guatemalan girl died in immigration custody. jackie heinrich joins us now with more. >> reporter: there are questions over whether border patrol gave that little girl any food or water during the eight and a half hours she was held in new mexico all before a bus brought her to a processing center an hour and a half away. by the time she arrived there, she was not breathing. she's been identified as a 7-year-old from guatemala. sh

highs and lows of 20th century, four people were delivered eulogies in president bush's honor tomorrow at his funeral including president george w. bush and canadian prime minister, former senator alanpson presidential historian and thousands more will continue to see him, he will remain here until tomorrow morning, maria. maria: all right, hillary, thank you very much, hillary vaughn live this morning in washington, can there ever be a president that was more experienced than president bush 41? i mean, he was -- prior to winning presidency he served as u.s. congressman, ambassador to the nation and chairman of the republican committee and chief of liaison to china, director to cia and, of course, two terms as vice president with ronald reagan. amazing, what a career. >> amazing. the question also is whether we will also have a person like that again as president, with great deal character and leadership and commitment to the nation, i mean, he was an outstanding human being. maria: you have a personal story, talk about it. >> yes, my grand uncle was an usher in the white house for a number of years, he passed away and funeral in washington, d.c. shortly into the service in walked t

low in scotland, that is likely to melt. couple that with heavy rain, there's the risk of localised flooding. wednesday is mostly dry for the bulk of the uk's. alan temperatures down a touch but not too bad at all. the king at a range of eight, 11 or maybe 12 —— looking at. she's always nice, saying nice things! she is lovely. just a kind person. yeah. it's the start of the busiest winter week for the uk's airports. ben is at heathrow looking at how they are working out the logistics for the great festive getaway. good morning. good morning. there's a lull for them to contend with this morning. the start of the busiest winter wheat. 250,000 passengers on friday with the busiest day for departures bash a lot. for arrivals, people coming back on the second of january —— a lot. you might want to consider avoiding it, january —— a lot. you might want to consideravoiding it, pretty january —— a lot. you might want to consider avoiding it, pretty busy. so far everything going smoothly at terminal 2 so far everything going smoothly at terminal2 in so far everything going smoothly at terminal 2 in heathrow —— at heathrow. let's talk about their issues, j