baum in the brief period i have worked with m at samhsa. please welcome richard bomb. richard baum. [applause] . baum: thank you very much for the kind words. and thank you for all your work .n this survey we could make policy on these important issues without that. this investment is really critical to all the work we do, and we have to keep that going so we can make informed policy decisions. i am going to focus on the drug part of the story, the current overview of all the data, and some of it is concerning, particularly related to marijuana, opioids, and cocaine. the me see that marijuana use has jumped again, and that is a real concern -- let me say that marijuana use has jumped again, and that is a real concern. in the past month, marijuana use among 18 to 25, this is the highest using cohort -- it is 20.8% that reported past month marijuana use. that is the highest rate ever and the past 15 years, year-to-year changes are modest, but the direction is clear. the good news is, for younger americans, those in the 12 to 17 cohort, their level of marijuana use has not really been

baum's comments, truly. i have not heard much about alcohol and what we are seeing is that there is an increase in use, particularly among young people. so, i'm just curious as to what the panel thinks in terms of alcohol's role in this current epidemic. >> kim, do you want to -- >> sure. i will start. so, alcohol is our biggest drug of abuse. if you look at how many people and if you look at deaths related to alcohol, it still is higher than overdose deaths. we know that's a critical issue. we know we have done a good job with adolescence, but we are seeing the young adults starting and they start heavily. so, that is a target that we have to do with prevention. we know young adults, that particular age group, the highest users for everything, we need to do a much better job targeting prevention and treatment activities for that age group. particularly, the outreach to that age group. a lot of times, they don't think they have a problem. they are in a social environment where their use is the norm and we ha

richard baum acting white house drug czar says the focus is on opioids. >> the number one drug that'sling americans is fentanyl. and fentanyl is coming through the mail in lots of small packages. >> reporter: the latest figures show more than 33,000 people died from drug overdoses in the u.s. involving opioids in 2015. agents at jfk find drugs hidden in a variety of ways every day. >> we just found a package that contains gbl, which is a date rape drug. you can tell from the package that they include some things like sponges to make us think that it is actual turtle wax car washing equipment. >> reporter: fentanyl also arrived in concealed packages coming primarily from hong kong and china. screening is a challenge. but now with updated technology, the fight to stop fentanyl and other opioids from coming into the u.s. is improving. over 100,000 pounds of narcotics are seized each year at jfk international mail facility. once a substance like fentanyl is identified as hazardous, it's brought here to the detention room where it's tested and sent to a lab. once confirmed, the investigati

it overhauls baum care by ending subsidies. and less funding to make it happen. congressional budget office plans to release a preliminary report showing how much it will cost, but it won't show how many americans stand to lose coverage because the office needs more time. >> and janay also points out that the successor fail usual of t -- failure of the legislation hinges on four senators. rand paul says he will not vote for the bill. susan collins is leaning no. and lisa murkowski is undecided and john mccain refuses to say where he stands. >>> the cvs pharmacy will limit prescriptions. they will reach out to doctors on prescriptions that seem to be excessive. >>> and brigham young university says it's happening. the school is ending a six-decade ban on the sale of decaffeinated soft drinks. the university broke the news with this tweet and students and alumni celebrate on social media saying they no longer need to go off campus to buy those drinks. it is owned by the mormon church. mormons are not prevented from drinking caffeine. >> at this hour you have a whol

looks like it wants to go down to a category 3 when it's off the baum. but the great thing is it will -- bahamas, but the great thing is it looked like it will jeer to the northeast, unlike -- veer to the northeast, unlike hurricane irma. this whole area, boy, in this wassing a month from now, this would be a significant producer for us. we are looking at a chance for some snow flurries as far south as mount shasta over the next couple of days. even in lake tahoe, they might see a few snow flurries up high. for once it's dry around here. temperatures in the low 60s. overnight lows will be in the 50s. low 50s, a little sprinkle activity to the north tomorrow morning, and then that's it pep when i say north, way north, like up around santa rosa and hims burg. it would be light a-- hills burg. it would be light around here, in the form of mostly drizzle. these high temperatures about where they were today, not much different. and then the five-day forecast, you can see it setting up here with clouds in there on wednesday. the coolest day will be thursday wi

makes the pointer everything they said they would do and now they're talking about testing a hydrogen baumthe pacific. do they have the capability to pull that off? >> reporter: they have already tested a hydrogen bomb and an intercontinental ballistic missile. we don't know for sure whether they could arm an icbm with a bomb but this has to be taken seriously. this would be an extraordinarily alarming and dangerous move and the administration would have to rethink what it is doing. >> all right. martha raddatz tracking the situation with north korea ever step of the way. thank you martha. president trump responding tonight after facebook revealed thousands of ads were bought by russian agents during the election, ads that praised donald trump or attacked hillary clinton. mark zuckerberg saying he will turn those ads over to congress. today president trump tweeting the russia hoax continues, now its ads on facebook. >>> next to your money. taxpayer money spent on flights on private jets. another cabinet secretary under scrutiny for his travel habits. health and human services chief tom pri

richard baum is the acting director of the white house office of national drug control policy. it also teaches at georgetown and is a friend of dr. dupont who's on our board. all of those things together would be enough for him to come here, but in addition to that he has kind of been the power behind the scenes in dealing with the presidents task force that looked at the opioid crisis. and that task forces, with an interim report, and among other things it said, hey, let's call this a national emergency. and let's do some other specific things to begin to deal head-on with the fact that people from one end of the country to the other are dying because they take too much heroin or other opioid. they go to sleep and they don't wake up. each of us knows individuals who overdosed. more and more oxford houses are able to deal with that if you can detect the overdose. but too often people go to bed, go to sleep, and don't wake up now, with that depressing thought, let me call on the drug czar to talk to us about what we're all going to do so as to correct that problem. richard. [app

. >>> giants, mad baum on the mound. you expect him to pitch well, but not today.y across in the second inning, and then deep to center. 5-0 chicago. the white sox beat the giants 8- 1. the giants have lost 12 of 16. second worst record in the majors. i'll be back at 11:30 with scott for a full half hour of sports wrap, but now it's time for the 11:00 news. >>> all right, thank you. next at 11:00. >> one of the most powerful storms to ever hit florida. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >>> tonight officials are planning rescue and recovery efforts after irma leaves. >> it's a deadly trail of

repealing and replace og baum care? he is actively killing it by attrition. he is cutting advertising by 90%. for more, i am joined by the roundtable, a princeton contributor wrath rin rand pell, a columnist for the paug washington post and anne adam seeing freed. it sounds like we are getting mixed signals in terms of trump's intent on daca. you had that report yesterday, he was going to end it. you have that comment we showed. he says, we love the dreamers, whatever that means. we have the report saying maybe harvey has complicated this. do you have any sense where this will land? >> based on his executive orders to undo the decision by president obama, which allowed those folks from those young kids coming from el salvador, honduras, he's ended that. is that any indication daca is done? >> do you think? halle was saying it sounds like the politics, maybe, from a timing standpoint of what's going on with harvey. >> it might be that. that might be the case. it also might be the case he is failing with regards to the wall. he needs to throw some ret made to i

i think we underestimate the impab of the thuns down by justice department and the loss of the owe baum the end of the day who is president of the united states, who is in it for himself primarily, to get a vick trim for himself to be able to boast in north dakota that he knows how to cut deals. he just did the view of trump from the outside. >> and all you have to do is listen to kellyanne there. he got a deal done, not done in a conventional way that the typical have to get with democrats. what does this do to joe's earlier point about ryan. where do you go now? >> you're feeling pretty disenfranchised going forward. even though going forward, now what's going to happen to next week of before too song. what is going to happen about a marriage of these convenients with these democrats or whether this pore trands a lot of long way bench fwrb so the bare minimum of what we need to do is keep our frunds funded. if the president feels he's going to play an outside role in instance. we're going to make this a middle class clm who people but keeping the government funded and say, high, hill

. >> any threats to the united states or territories including baum or our allies will be met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. maria: president trump takes aim at china over its trade ties with north korea appeared to follow up this morning. global market actions look like this this morning. tensions rising, futures indicate markets will open lower. dow industrial down 50 points a quarter of a percent lower. in europe checking averages, checking averages come against across-the-board the board, dx and germany 40% right now. in asia overnight, the stocks took a cue from some volatility last week at the end of last week amid the uncertainty and north korea. the nikkei average down as was the kospi. shanghai in china up a fraction. hurricane irma, powerful category four storm. states of emergency already declared in the nfl now considering moving the miami dolphins opening game. the floodwaters with hot arriving. houston police department honors one of its owner died during the storm. and into a cube on the air on the air a emigration caused

turning up into the baums imstill a category 3. turning out to sea a little bit.te, ainsley? pete: thank you, adam. appreciate it back with a fox news alert. chilling video appearing to show that teen, a refugee terrorist suspect carrying a bag as he left his u.k. foster home just before the london train bombing. police later raided his foster parents' home. elderly couple that had once been honored by the queen for taking in more than 260 foster kids, including more recently refugees, some of which were syrian refugees. ainsley: here to weigh in on this is member of israel's special counter terrorism unit and founder of a group called cherries. they manufacture law enforcement products for law enforcement readiness aaron cohen. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. ainsley: what do we know? this sounds great this family took in hundreds of foster children. then you realize some of these foster kids could be affiliated with terrorist attacks? what do you know? what are the details? >> it sounds to me more of a failed policy in britain as it pertains specifically

you can see right now i mean battering the turks and caicos and baums with 15 to 20-foot storm surge.hat's going to inundate flat low lying islands. future radar, the core of the strongest winds are going to remain intact over the next 24 to 48 hours. now we are coming into agreement that this will impact the florida keys and south florida as possibly a worst case scenario with the worst of the storm surge, the worst of the winds, the worst of the rainfall just want to also point out we are at 86 degrees around that sea surface temperature. look at the water ahead of this storm. okay. close to 0 degrees with nothing in its way to disrupt it. that's why i don't want you to look at this and say oh, a weakening hurricane, no way. is it weakening. it's going to be potentially one of the worst hurricanes they have ever seen in florida history. if you are told to evacuate, you need to do so now. your time is running out. ainsley: janice, any chance it could turn and go back out to the ocean and not hit landfall. janice: this is the cone of uncertainty. we call it that for a reason. if there

the baums are "the big story."s storm is going to move into much warmer water over the next couple of days that would allow it to strengthen. a lot of models seeing this getting up to a category 4, category 5 hurricane sometime in its lifetime. east coast of the u.s. i cannot tell you if it will or will not have a landfall impact. but i can't tell you it won't. macy the most important part. it would probably be next weekend, early part of the week. need to continue to watch this. todd: most people did not have insurance in houston. so now you have the opportunity where insurance companies are allowing coverage, binding coverage still. so if you are worried about it. abby: that quickly in 10 days? clayton: can you do it in an afternoon. if you don't have insurance for your property, flood insurance. now is the time. pete: flood insurance is not like obamacare. you can't have a preexisting condition. you can't get it after the flooding. you have to have it before. clayton: once the insurance company says we aren't wr