brian thomas co-authored a book on the analytical chemistry of cannabis. he has up for many cannabis product labels don't match the actual content. >> the consumer should know it should be well labeled. >> reporter: current products may be smoked, baked, rubbed into the skin or even eat p in a variety of form. >> if you are drug naive you may find yourself becoming uncomfortably intoxicated very rapidly. >> reporter: in this labbousing legally grown marijuana controlled by the national institute on drug abuse, dr. thomas is help to establish standards of labeling, safety and effective's. imuntil those tap drdz are federally controlled, responsibility rests with the user. >> in all instances, it needs to be buyer beware. >> fascinating discussion. many people are concerned in states where it is legal, physicians don't have much control. how does that work. >> reporter: dr. novak says wipes once the doctor has okayed the prescription for marijuana, they then then don't provide much in the way of information of how to take t what is the dosing? what is the st

i'm brian thomas. welcome to the show. a mainly e.u. turkey summit is underway in brussels to try to find a way out of the migration crisis facing europe. negotiations are set to be very long and very complicated. we'll speak to our correspondent in brussels in just a moment. first, let's take a look at what is on the table. turkey says it will be taking in so-called irregular migrants, all of them who cross from its territory into the e.u. for every migrant sent back to turkey, the e.u. would then take in a syrian refugee from turkey, but only syrian refugees. this is the so-called one for one deal. turkey would also increase its efforts to stop illegal immigration, but there are proposals and they are only proposals and a lot could change over two days with so many competing interests. >> brussels in crisis mode yet again, the row over the plan to send refugees back to turkey are in full swing despite support at the e.u. council. >> we support the idea of turning people back to the greek islands back to turkey. that is a good idea. >>

i'm thomas roberts. brian williams and chris matthews pick up our coverage right now. >>> thomas roberts, thank you. brian williams here in new york and you are looking live at the d.c. convention center, which tonight is going to be the focus of a very interesting night in american politics, certainly in the gop race for president, as the gathering is enjoying their version of kiss cam right now, and people settle into their seats. the american israeli public affairs committee is going to hear tonight from kasich, trump and cruz, having heard earlier today from hillary clinton. aipac, as the group is known, is routinely mentioned among the most powerful lobbying groups in this country, raising and giving away millions of dollars per year, and wielding a lot of influence, a lot of it focused on the u.s. israeli issue. as we said, they heard this morning from hillary rodham clinton, who in a pointed speech, painted donald trump as unreliable. >> we need steady hands. not a president who says he's neutral on mon

i'm thomas roberts. brianlliams and chris matthews pick up our coverage right now. >>> thomas roberts, thank you. brian williams here in new york and you are looking live at the d.c. convention center, which tonight is going to be the focus of a very interesting night in american politics, certainly in the gop race for president, as the gathering is enjoying their version of kiss cam right now, and people settle into their seats. the american israeli public affairs committee is going to he

thomas mcinerney, brian dean wright and dan bongino return.rst, the obama administration insists on closing gitmo? >> i don't understand it. we've released 676 so far. 200 have returned to be terrorists. doesn't make sense, charles. charles: you know, brian, the administration says there's been very little recidivism and keep talking about gitmo being the poster child of the recruiting tool of isis. i don't think isis means that to be a recruiting tool? >> you are absolutely correct. at the end of the day, gitmo was a challenge that we all have to solve. but to belease more folks in the middle of one of the greatest crises particularly in europe. not the right time. not the right decision. charles: dan, we know this is part of the obama legacy at the top of his list as a candidate. i'm not sure if he uses executive orders to get it done, what would be the implications if it does happen, if they close it? >> it would be i've never seen a more disgusting despicable example of politics in national security in 41 years on the planet. it would be g

and the had several breaks out they lead to them and thomas and up-and-coming brian crawford. meanwhile, cad is struggling. they need someone to pick up the slack and is more than willing. it's all against reporters and nation -- three pointers. >> it's a great feeling. it's hard to describe. >> they couldn't have come at a better time. it's been a tough year. they will not make the tournament unless they can win the event. still, they have played with confidence despite mounting losses. >> we have played with a lot of confidence. even though our record doesn't show how good we are. everybody is going to contribute and play the hardest. it was a big win for us. who isn't flashy just a deadly. >> he is just running back and enjoying it. he's not a big talker, but he gets the job done. >> he got it done. no question. the last outing february 25, duke was at -- was a winner. lou, a 26. and grace and allen 28 four duke. afterwards, the locker room, talking to cody martin, i said you know who you are playing? and he said yes, duke. it didn't take him long to size up that match. he

. >>> biggest stars in country music will play american country award, luke brian, florida georgia line and thomas beck will head line the show two. hour event will air live from the fabulous for number evening will wood, california. this years host performers and award finalist will be a announced in the coming weeks. you can watch the american country ward sunday may 1st, 8:00 p.m. right here on fox. >>> speaking of fox our biggest show, drama returns with the bang march 30th as empire comes back to tv, and why not watch the second half of the season in style, some of our fox 29 crew with power 99, personalities will be there for the viewing party at harrah's casino. go to our web site at fox 29.com, and on the web site you will be able to find information so you can rs vp. you have until noon to march 29th to make your reservations to show up, the at the party. >>> all right. so we're continuing to follow breaking news out of brussels, reports of the explosion at a metro station in central brussels near the headquarters of the european union. now this happened about an hour after a hearing two

brian: do you have any impact on that? gabe roth: i remember that. it was a formative event. it was clarence thomas. there were accusations that were pretty serious on a personal level, which is different from what you saw with bork in terms of the way he views the world, the way he views the constitution. it is tough because there are a lot of different ways to react to the potential nominee. time, with president reagan in the white house and the senate democrats leading the senate, having a divided government, reagan chose to appoint somebody or try to appoint someone who had fairly -- whose views were fairly right-wing at the time. he ended up with justice kennedy under the bork nomination, after it failed. he ended up with justice kennedy who served, i think potentially a model for supreme court nominees. i don't love seeing senator kennedy going on and on about this on the one hand. on the other hand, the idea that you are going to appoint someone that is dyed in the wool party kagan came from the obama white house, chief justice roberts came from the bush recount in 2000. when you have these i

thomas both died. lee was already in trouble for a previous drunk driving arrest prior to the deadly crash. /// ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) so far smooth ride on our interstates this morning. no problem as we take our fast camera here at on the spaghetti bowl. just want to give you a heads up that today and tomorrow ndot will be doing project neon related construction just off the freeway here. along mlk near wall street. on march 3rd expect some lanes closed along charleston near grand central parkway. it will be happening nightly from 9 p-m to 5am. will be happening through march third. use caution to get around cone zone. we'll check back on more construction and any other problems this tuesday coming up in about 10 minutes. > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) > the clark county school district is leaping forward... with positive changes. orkowsky hopes to achieve... make every student in ((kirsten joyce)) > clark county school district superintendant pat skorkowsky announced the "6 goals" he

, a number of individuals you can think of, clarence thomas, harriet miers, who either went poorly or got derailed because of partisan attacks. brian: that was in 1968, which was an election year. richard nixon got to appoint warren berger, who became chief justice. heavy politics in all of this. what are you hearing on capitol hill and from the white house? gabe roth: i am hearing that it is going to be a long, slow year in the senate judiciary committee. it is going to be, the nominee will be held up, and whoever wins the white house in november better get ready to appoint, appoint potentially a few new justices given the current age. not only scalia, but also three other justices who are 75 or older. breyer, ginsburg, and kennedy. the next president has the potential to appoint a handful of justices. it is my hope that while it is an election year, but it is always an election year, right? after time, the voters will reject zero sum game, and they will come together to find out how to put through a nominee. maybe not confirm, but at least have a hearing. that is the basic building blocks of democracy. they should not go away jus

thomas were killed back in march of last year. his sentencing hearing is april 18th.//// ((brian loftus)) > drug lord el chapo is coming to las vegas... kind of. the mob museum is opening up a display for joaquin el chapo guzman today. it will display his underground escape from a mexican prison... guests can see a scale-model that shows his escape through tunnels underneath his cell. el chapo escaped last year but was recaptured in january../// brian loftus > now let's get a look at your forecast. kirsten joyce sherry... how's the weather looking today? sherry swensk < mostly clear and warm with temps in the 50s this morning... and another warm spring day is coming. high in the low 80s - and we set a new record in the low 80s yesterday. ........... yesterday we hit a new record in the very warm low 80s. .......... more 80s are coming this week as we welcome march... and a chance of showers are coming by the weekend. we'll take a look comiing up. let's get a check of traffic < ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > happy first day of march. if you are heading to the airport, smooth ride for you along the 215. we are looking live at this stretch

lewis, thomas, brewski, fletcher, dawkins and with coaches like fisher, ryan, belicheck, kiffin, phillips, have you err rah, lebow, crew nel, cape%, lewis, the late jim johnson. >> jim johnson and brianut. eagles chairman jeffrey lurie said it's been honor an privilege to watch peyton play and compete. he made everyone of us that is a part of the nfl proud to be connected to the sport. >> free agency starts in the nf license wednesday and eagles look like they're ready to make more moves. reportedly have agreed to trade byron maxwell and key company alonso to the miami dolphins. mack well was a free agent bust. alonso came here in the lesean mccoy deal. draft picks are reportedly involved. probably a nounsed on wednesday. flyers against the tampa bay lightning. still on the owd oh outside looking in nor a play off spot. they watch the scoreboard. they're four points behind pittsburgh. >> it's part of it. obviously, you know, the standings, something you're aware of but i think most importantly, you know, in your thought processes like you you'll worry about your game. >> villanovaed whoing the number three spot in this week's ap college basketball poll. kansas and michigan state stil

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- erlaker, brian -- the late alwwys feel like i was kind of playing against that middle that defensive coach. i'll miss figuring out blit zs and perfecting a fake hand b off. demaryius thomas telling me he loved me and thanking me after every touchdown i through to him. tom morris and adam gates, picking out the game balls with my equipment guys and afterwards miss recapping the game with my dad and checking to see if the giants won and calling eli, 53 teammates standing in the aisles laughing miss so many reat fans both at home and on the roads and even miss the patriots fans in foxboro and they sure should miss me because they sure did get a lot of wins off me. fans you are at the core of what makes this game remarkable. i have received more letters they made me think, laugh and move me to act. i've learned this game is a mighty platform that has given me a voice. it has led me by dreams due to i'm totally convinced that the end of my football career is something i haven't even discovered yet. life is not shrinking for me but only morphing into something bigger. pundits will continue to speculate about me. every bleary eyed night was about one thing, reverence for this g

brian: do you have any sense of the impact on that? gabe roth: i remember that. it was a formative event. it was clarence thomas. it was clarence thomas, i mean, there were accusations that were pretty serious on a personal level, which is different from what you saw with bork in terms of the way he views the world, the way he views the constitution. you know, it's tough because there a lot of different ways to react to the potential nominee. and at the time, with president reagan in the white house and the senate democrats leading the senate, having a divided government, reagan chose to appoint somebody or try to appoint someone who had fairly -- whose views were fairly right-wing at the time. he ended up with justice kennedy under the bork nomination, after it failed. he ended up with justice kennedy who served, i think is a centrist judge, i think potentially a model for supreme court nominees. i don't love seeing senator kennedy going on and on about this on the one hand. on the other hand, the idea that you are going to appoint somebody that is dyed in the wool party politician. kagan came from the obama wh

brian crawford to devon thomas for the stuff. then cody miller mackentire behind the defense. maverick rowan takes over. then over an 86-second span, the freshman hits three three- pointers. 18 of his game high 24 came in the second half. last chance, crawford can't connect. miller mackentire for the tie no good. wolf pack hang on for a 75-72 win. joe web signed a two-year deal to return to the carolina panthers. web of course is the third string quarterback but his impact hasn't been felt under center. he hasn't played a snap during the regular season at corner back but he's been a special teams ace returning kickoffs and punts as well. more importantly, he can step into a number of skilled poe positions in an emergency. terms of the deal were not disclosed. keeping those under the radar guys in tact. >> team work. >> absolutely. gorgeous out there. i think areas of the south will have the best chance, lancaster, chester, some of those spots. we'll see a great day after that. >> we're digging for more information about several shooting scenes that happened across charlotte to