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. >>> legalize pot, and the dea says they will not loosen the restrictions on marijuana.ill ahead, a guest would join us in the studio with more on the impact of marijuana and the vote to legalize pot for recreational use in california. >>> and of course it's start with the forecast -- let's start with the forecast.>> we are in the summer season where things look the same day today, but cooling a few degrees inland. as we look at the golden gate bridge, pretty much like it was yesterday and dense fog along the coast with temperatures in the 50s and mid 60s. you will see low clouds beginning today inland and that will pull back to the coast later today with sunshine inland. reduced visibility to a mile and a half at the half moon bay, 3 miles in petaluma, three quarters of a mile in santa rosa. these are the reporting stations so you could have areas of dense fog with only a few feet of visibility along the coast. temperatures cooling a few degrees for most folks, and we will talk about that coming up. >>> the san jose police believe they caught the shooting says that that

the dea announced it would not be move meanie -- marijuana to a scheduled one. it has no medical use they say. a scheduled move would be a mostly symbolic measure and that would not be enough. >> one possibility is frankly that it stays pretty much the way it is now which is businesses are technically operating in violation of federal law and would continue to under schedule ii. >> more research is necessary people say. >> i think the biggest thing we need to do and this is a frustration to everybody is that we have known this for a long time. let's get the research out there and put this to a test one way or the other and does it or does it not have medical it to help people. >> anastasia bolton, 9 news. >>> the dea will now allow more labs to grow pot for research. the mississippi university that has a contract on the drug abuse was the only location where it was grown for research services. >> donald trump is not backing down from his claim that president obama is the founder of isis. when asked by a conservative radio host he said no, i meant he is the found

the dea rejected the petition. and decided to leave it on schedule one so there was no change there. but they did include kind of an interesting progressive move in the decision in response to the petition and it relates to research. the dea has always taken the position that the only path to legalizing marijuana is through research. since 1968 the only certified place where marijuana could be grown for research purposes is the university of mississippi. there is only one place in the country that's been authorized to grow it and so it's a catch-22 from the federal standpoint researchers want to do trials on marijuana to satisfy the dea's desire to look into whether or not it has >> they have to wait for months and years to get drug trial approved or quality marijuana to run their tests. >> that's interesting. is that by design? are the feds saying, look, we want to do this. we want to open the door up but only one place to do it. is there by design to hang it up. >> that's the political question it's begged. so ye

the dea's decision comes after a consultant with the health and human services agency. the agency concluded that marijuana has a high potential for abuse or that it has no accepted medical use in the us and lacks any acceptable level of safety for use supervision. the dea says it will allow more studying of marijuana by letting more institutions grow pot plants for research. dave young today met a colorado mother who strongly disagrees with the dea's decision same marijuana has saved her young sun's life. >> this mother brought her son all the way across the country to begin using medical marijuana. because doctors had run out of ways to treat him and getting better every month and causing nothing short of a miracle. >> four -year-old ezra was not expected to live until his first birthday. born with a severe form of a brain disorder he was having up to 500 caesar's today. >> just starting with high cbd cannabis oil we saw a 95 percent reduction in caesar's. >> as were his mother sa medication including morphinefrom snl, dilute and phenobarbital. >> it did not matter how

at the dea does not see it that way. this also means that there is sufficient research that marijuana has no accepted medical use according to the dea. they say they will now support expanding the number of growers beyond the research being done at the university of mississippi. advocates say this is a way to stall the process. there is a ton of research on the medical benefits of marijuana.>> this is a mind- boggling decision by a federal government to continue denying the fact that marijuana has medical benefits. and more than two thirds of americans recognize them. >> reporter: decision to deny or not tonight is up to them but up to the dea who much prove and show that marijuana has medical benefits. >>> the hard-boiled egg should have been the first find something was amiss. colorado springs officers pulled over a woman because she did not have her headlights on. when they came to the window police say they found cocaine and heroin and methamphetamine inside her car. and then, it turns out she did not have a valid dr

the dea says the value of pot scientifically proven. there are a lot of opinion ons this but research on the drug they say will expand. the dea decided to leave marijuana in the most restrictive federal category for controlled substances banning doctors from prescribing and striving medical research. the decision comes as an answer to a petition filed by two former state governors asking federal agencies to losen regulation on the drug. as the gap widens between laws. three dates have legalized the drug for recreational use but according to the safe. has no medical benefit and use. high potential f advocates of the drug say most americans support legalization and think that it should be placed in a lower category with controlled drugs such as vicodin and oxiton couldn't anyone. federal officials say they would consider allowing more access so far only the university of mississippi has been issued a license from the dea to conduct such research. this is the 4th time the dea has been issued a research request and the 4th time it has been

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sources told the paper the dea counts it as part of its budget.you. >> very interesting stuff. >> let's check in with clayton morris to see what is coming up on "fox & friends." >> you are going to investigate the dnc staffer that was shot and killed. >> of course the conspiracy theories are coming fast and furious. julian assange out of nowhere just started talking about seth rich in that interview and says i am not sure if it was a botched robbery after all. our own rob wheeler will be in washington, d.c. this happened at 4 in the morning. super dark. he's going to show us the dark alcove where is the suspects may have run off to. take a look at a sneak peak of what he has in store. >> there's a number of alley ways. you can see i am pointing over directly across the street there. on this side there's one as well. the amount of lighting during the nighttime hours. this shoot can took place at 4:19 a.m. early morning hours it is extremely dark outside. if you notice there are only two streetlights out here. >> creepy it happened so early in the m

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the dea will allow more labs to grow pot for research the dea had the power to do that. >>> an emotional topic and the one common thing saying let's do research before we decide. more research. >> absolutely and it seems like the federal government is definitely moving in that direct to certify pot for research purposes. >> thank you, anastasia. >> officers removed an illegal grow operation in the pike national forest six miles from woodland park in el paso. the site was 18300 plants and 200 pounds of camp and a 50 point bag of fertilizer. if anyone has information about the case they are asked to contact the u.s. forest service. >> if you have ever wanted to be an nh lhead coach the colorado avalanche have an unexpected opening. patrick roy stepped down after three years. he made the announcement two the nh nh l. season. he remains on good terms. the hall of fame avalanche led the team to two playoffs. >>> the man that admitted to killing two men at a planned parenthood remains incom patent. judge martinez made the ruling based on a report from state mental hospital where robert deer ha

a lot of marijuana supporters hopeful that the federal government would loosen restrictions but the deas keeping marijuana in the most strict category. at magnolia medical marijuana dispensary in west oakland workers and patients are left fuming. >> people are very upset. there's an outrage i would say. >> reporter: the drugs they turn to for medicine will still be in the same federal category as heroin and lsd. still, in a tougher category than cocaine. >> feel like there's a fear behind it, you know? i mean, cannabis can be grown by anyone in your own backyard. and it's a medicine. >> reporter: according to the announcement, the ruling is not based on how dangerous the drug might be but based on the fda's scientific and medical evaluation. and the agency says the drug classification means it has no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. >> i think it's bogus. and i think it's protecting the pharmaceutical industry and the alcohol industry. >> reporter: but now the dea says it will expand the scientific study of marijuana. they are planning on allowing more rese

either legalized pot for medicinal or recreational or both it is staying on the dea list of prohibited substances. >> the drug enforcement administration refused to reclassify it, keeping it as a schedule one drug, like her hern or lsd. >> not only is it far less it is less dangerous than alcohol. >> thousands use it to treat illnesses yet the dea says based on government data marijuana has a high potential for abuse and has no accepted medical use in the u.s. and lacks an acceptable level of safety for use even under medical supervision. that makes no sense to many in where it's legal. >> it makes no sense when the federal government is going to play this game that had a has no medical value, when 80% of the nation agrees it does. >> but today's decision does not address the growin growing divie between federal and state policy. >> it's too big and moving too fast to stop it. >> in november, voters in five allowing adults to possess up to an ounce and to grow plants. >> but it does not pass the dea drug approval process and so until then it's illegal, and advocates should not hold the

if he had any information please call crimestoppers the dea declined mr. loosening restrictions on medical marijuana so it's going to remain ossified as one of the most dangerous drugs available up there with heroin, lsd and ecstasy. dave young met a disagrees with the dea decision she says marijuana has saved her young sun's life. >> for harold ezra kaiser was expected to live until his first birthday born with a severe brain disorder who is having up to 500 seizures a day. >> what we started cannabis oil we saw a 95 percent decrease in seizures. so it cannot him he cannot go more than an hour without screaming in pain. >> they had to put ezra in a medical, they said they were not accountable giving him anymore unless i agree to sign a dnr and if he stops reading they will not put them on life support and i would have to let them die is that she took a poll for hospice care what her friend called and she said can i bring you some thc oil and i said at this point, what is it going to her. so she gave him very high doses into a deep sleep after three weeks

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the fact that the dea is making this decision and not congress is what's wrong.eirdre: in 25 states we do allow it. and some for recreational. by the many still in a harsher category rate than a lot of the pain killers that people have develops a serious epidemic. pills marijuana that much more harmful? kennedy: whatever bad you can say, whatever harmful thing you can say about marijuana, and we don't test it enough because we can't. but the point is the schedule two drugs which are the less harsh drugs. that's where oxycontin and all your narcotics lie. those are the ones that created this epidemic this country, and i think we should do more research so those questions can be answered so people are not grasping at straws. >> more places, more universities will be allowed to do research. not just one. >> it's ridiculous. the more you learn by the, the more you know. oreo has unveiled new flavor. swedish fish oreos. it's the same week that in honor of national s'mores week girl scouts have released two new times of cookies. gavin, you are from canada. >> when i im

marijuana advocates are outraged by the dea decision to heroin and cocaine. army veteran roger martin says it is a vital tool for soldiers returning from war. >> it can't kill you. it is not as dangerous as the cocktails the va shoves down the throat of american heros. >> reporter: today, they said they would remove barriers for pot research despite e listing. stacey lynn says new research won't flow in. it will barely trickle. >> but at least taking it to a schedule two would have made it not such a federal crime and opened up a lot of avenues for patients and everyone else too. >> reporter: earlier this year, lynn worked with state lawmakers to pass a new law making it easier for kids like her son to take his medically prescribed marijuana at school. even with new standing laws, the dea decision will make life harder for her son jack. >> until that ends, we are and keep facing the hardship of finding life saving medicine. >> reporter: both presidential campaigns say they won't do anything to touch colorado's marijuana laws. hillary clinton says if she is el

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at the same time, the dea says marijuana is one of the most dangerous drugs in the world. those mixed messages from washington now have the marijuana industry moving in a cloud of uncertainty. marijuana advocates are outraged by the dea decision to keep it listed as dangerous as heroin and cocaine. army veteran roger martin says it is a vital tool returning from war. >> it can't kill you. it is not as dangerous as the cocktails the va shoves down the throat of american heros. >> reporter: today, they said they would remove barriers for pot research despite the drug's listing. stacey lynn says new research won't flow in. it will barely trickle. >> but at least taking it to a opened up a lot of avenues for patients and everyone else too. >> reporter: earlier this year, lynn worked with state lawmakers to pass a new law making it easier for kids like her son to take his medically prescribed marijuana at school. even with new standing laws, the dea decision will make life harder for her son jack. >> until that ends, we are going to keep facing the stigma and keep facing the ha

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yet the dea says based on government data, marijuana has a high potential for abuse. has no accepted medical use in the united states, and lacks an acceptable level of safety for use even under medical >> it's mind boggling that the federal government is still going to play this game of marijuana has no medical value when more than 80% of 9 nation now agrees that it does. >> the dea did agree to make pot more available for testing, expanding the number of universities permitted to grow it for research. today's decision does not address the growing divide between federal and state policy. >> it's because the federal government has completely failed federal level we are seeing these states taking it upon themselves to adopt medical marijuana laws and to adopt laws that allow adults to use it responsibilitiy. >> recreational pot is legal in four states and the district of columbia. in november voters in five additional states will decide on that. >>> you decide, a new batch of hillary clinton e-mails raising questions tonight about her role as secretary of state and the

the dea said it supplied hundreds, if not thousands of users. heroin deaths jumped from went 1 in 2003 to 137 last year. among those who died in 20 was a 16-year-old boy. 9wants to know investigator whitney wild spoke with his parents. >> reporter: trisha gross says she can't watch these videos very often anymore. >> they're great memories, but there won't be any more. >> reporter: she's been coping with the debt of her 16-year- old son -- death of her 16-year- old son brendan in september, 2015 when he died of a heroin overdose in his bedroom. >> the first four months i barely left the house. i wore brendan's clothes every single day. i was barely functioning.

heather: your health, the dea announces it will not approve the use of medical marijuana. the agency claims its therapeutic value has not been scientifically proven. 25 states, including massachusetts, have laws allowing the medical use of marijuana. one change the dea will ke, it will expand the number of places allowed to grow marijuana for research purposes. a new study shows obamacare may be making some people healthier. ed: these findings reported in the journal of the american medical association. the study reveals low-income people in arkansas and kentucky which expanded medicaid insurance to everyone under the affordable care act are expanded. researchers also found the expansion of medicaid was associated with increases in the use of outpatient services and reductions in emergency room use. ed: patio furniture that can put you at risk. the recall from home depot. heather: -- ed: ed: focusing on your economy, macy's closing more stores. heather: the retailer announcing today that 100 stores will close by next year. the list of stores affected has not been finalized

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thank you, dea. a lot of credibility. >> a lot of doctors can't prevein medical marijuana but can recommend it and there are scores of people that need it for pain management. for seize sures. there are other states at the local level that it have decriminalized marijuana and allowed for individuals to be what they call patients under medical marijuana. they get certified by doctors and can ingest medical marijuana. so there's a groundswell of support to decriminalize. >> but at the dea all drugs are put in categories, and this one goes in a category with lsd, and mdma. why -- and heroin. >> there hasn't been enough certification, at least at local levels for it to rise up to the federal level. now it's becoming a fiscal reality. do you know what it is to try to manage mars knar when you do these arrests? 700,000 people get arrested. it costs $10 billion to this country to just manage these infractions of medical marijuana. so if someone at the federal level is saying we should do something about thi

the yes on 205 campaign joy not support from a former dea agent and experienced valley physicians. marijuana is safer than alcohol. cirrhosis of the liver, doesn't cause dementia, dozen co- -- cause cardiomyopathy. >>reporter: a practicing general surgeon of 40 years. opponents counter with studies sh to cancer. prop 205 but allow adults to possess limited amounts of marijuana, establish a system to regulate it like alcohol and at a 15% tax on sales. dea agent argues yes is about police efficiency. >> we need more emphasis on enforcement of other drugs. opiates, other synthetics, heroin, methamphetamine. effect. >> a report commission the colorado the year after that state legalized marijuana stated, it is too early to tell what effect legalize marijuana will have on crime and public safety overall though it noted colorado law enforcement officials have observed concerning transit drug use most notably with youth and young adults. >>> revenue from tax marijuana we go largely to schools. the nonpartisan budget committee estimated to generate more than $123 million a year. >>> new to

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the dea maintains marijuana has colorful. >> yeah a little rain moving through. this will be out of here probably within the hour. even though we start to dry out just a little bit. i82 tomorrow. so much more comfortable day and a good chance for thunderstorms late again. >> thank you for watching colorado's newschannel. >> stay dry. hey, so i saw a movie trailer the other day. how could batman possibly fight superman? i mean, isn't that dumb? maybe he uses kryptonite. well, batman's got a lot of money. maybe he builds a suit that can do everything superman can do. no, no, no, no, no. i've seen that movie. it's called iron man. but it's beautiful. and now ben affleck is batman? oh, he was great in shakespeare in love. ooh, we should watch that next girls' night. we could do a double feature with the leonardo dicaprio romeo + juliet. oh, i love me some leo. and it's gone. oh, hello, everyone. i am happy to report i'm feeling much better. good for you. (muttering) my fever is gone, my sinuses are pressure-free, glad to hear it. i'll be able to return to work tomorr

the dea decided not to take marijuana off its list of the nation's most dangerous drugs. that keeps marijuana on the same list as heroin. the decision has outraged medical marijuana advocates whoing a iew that pot has proven to be very useful for pain management. >> we have thousands of physicians that recommended cannabis once or more for patients in california. that's an accepted medical utility. >> the states have definitely decided there is medical use. half the states now have an active cannabis program and owes are considering it in this election. >> the dea concluded that marijuana currently has no accepted medical use in the u.s. and the federal agency says that pot has a high potential for abuse. >>> a chemical found at santa theresa county park is potent enough to kill animals and maybe harmful to humans. the stains watches found in a water trap in a pasture. horses, dogs and wildlife have access to that area. there is now an investigation into how that chemical got into that trough >>> a sky diving instructor killed in a tandem jump was not certified by the par

andrea how's the industry here reacting to the deas decision? >> not well. marijuana remains in the same class as harder drugs heroin and lsd. today the d.e.a announced they would reject petitions to allow marijuana for medical use. but one colorado nonprofit providing free spot to veterans is handing out to get them healthy not to get them high. >> cannabis literally saved my life. >> reporter: army veteran roger martin uses medical marijuana to cope with leg pain he's had since the 70s. >> i'm in less leg pain now milligrams of oxycotin a day. they're scared to death if marijuana or cannabis is declassified that all of a sudden they will lose a lot of funding. so it's all about the money. >> reporter: as a result, martin founded growth for vets a nonprofit that works to get free cannabis into the hands of veterans helping them treat ptsd, traumatic brain injuries and chronic pain. >> we have men and women that are coming to us or more different prescription medications every single day. and some of them have been able to get off of all of the drugs that th

the dea refused to loosen restrictions saying it has no currently accepted medical use.ay area dispensaries and their clients. as kpix 5's jessica flores found out. >> reporter: at magnolia medical marijuana dispensary in west oakland, workers and patients alike are left fuming. >> people are very upset. there's been an outrage, i would say. >> reporter: the drugs they turn to for medicine will still be in the same federal category as heroin and lsd. still, in a tougher category than cocaine. >> feel like there's a fear behind it, you know? cannabis can be grown by anyone in your own backyard and it's a medicine. >> reporter: according to the dea's announcement, their ruling isn't based on how dangerous the drug might be but based on the fda's scientific and medical evaluation. the agency says the drug classification means it has no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. >> i think it's bogus. and i think it's protecting the pharmaceutical industry and the alcohol industry. >> reporter: now the dea says it will expand the scientific study of marij

. >> the medical use of marijuana is now legal and 25 states today, the dea makes your official stance on the issue. what they are likelyhe to say coming up. >> good morning. storm fox radar. not much going on right now that will change just like yesterday temperatures climbing above 90 temperatures high enough and humidity high enough to let9 thunderstorms rain down on clinic locations, but the coverage will 70 yesterday we will talk about that as it take a look in just a will come back. looking good. i love it. even my guys need to do ae little bit. >> it is ridiculous right? >> we are also humidity is ridiculous right? >> absolutely not. it darkens it. >> justar it's called mascara ad we took is really cool photo of the double rainbow yesterdaywe between those thunderstorms you want to thank want e had a few patches batches of clear skies between my breaks of sunshine we had child's. tuesday, this is with the rain looks like many areas south of akronn and yesterday we had a bunch of bull's eyes with heavy rainfall two ?- 3 inches of rain huron countytw pretty heavy rainfally just ou

the dea said it supplied hundreds, if not thousands of users. heroin deaths jumped from went 1 in 2003 to 137 last year. among those who died in 20 was a 16-year-old boy. 9wants to know investigator whitney wild spoke with his parents. >> reporter: trisha gross says she can't watch these videos very often anymore. >> they're great memories, but there won't be any more. >> reporter: she's been coping with the debt of her 16-year- old son -- death of her 16-year- old son brendan in september, 2015 when he died of a heroin overdose in his bedroom. >> the first four months i barely left the house. i wore brendan's clothes every single day. i was barely functioning. knew he was struggling. >> he was an amazing athlete. he played varsity hockey as a freshman. i felt total shame, total guilt. i went back to when he was little and, you know, maybe i let him cry too long in his crib. what was it that caused him to turn to this? >> reporter: brendan's death is one example of the heroin problem reaching into seemingly every community in colorado. this has

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. >>> the drug enforcement administration, dea, is not changing its stand on marijuana no matter how many states legalize it they say it's still classified as a dangerous drug. marijuana remains a schedule 1 substance which is in the same classes a heroin and lsd and ecstasy. this comes after the agency consulted with the health and human services agency and they say that pot has a high acceptable level of safety or medical use in the united states. more than two dozen states and washington, d.c., have laws allowing medical use of the drug. >> there are a million plus patients in the states that are using it on a consistent basis to help with hiv and aids and glaucoma and cancer and ptsd and even just general pain. >> the dea is allowing more institutions however to grow pot plants for >>> here in the valley people pushing for legalizing recreational marijuana. one step closer, a measure has qualified for the arizona ballot this november. secretary of state michele reagan's office says the regulation and taxation of marijuana act has enough valid signatures to proceed and to be put o

the dea, denver police and west metro drug task force have been working to bust this ring for a year. they say it was importing heroin from mexico and selling it by the pound on the streets of metro denver. the dea says the heroin supplies hundreds if not thousands of users. >> in the last five years, the number of heroin overdoses has increased almost 350%. and we're not talking nationwide, we're talking here >> the heroin seize had a street value of more than $2 million. eight suspects have been indicted and identified but at this point, they have not been arrested. >>> it looks like a disaster scene tonight at centennial airport. it's actually a classroom, learning what to do if a real one happens. 9news at 5:00 reporter noel brennan shows us. >> reporter: they train all the time, but mostly during the day. this is an opportunity to test their skills at night during an emergency exercise her behind me, this is basically the type of response that you would see had a big charter flight actually crashed near centennial airport. this exercise started with a fuselage on fire. ha smoke w

private and public entities peers or universities as well as private manufacturers to apply with the dea to get a grow marijuana for research purposes. >> jeff: and keeping pot illegal and on schedule one, the dea, the drug enforcement administration is saying marijuana has no medical benefit. but research could change that. or >> they could just ask andrew. >> a couple years ago i was involved in an accident and injured my back. >> jeff: he is a medical marijuana patient at las vegas relievers dispensary. >> it has helped me. i mean if i could i would videotape the last two years elements that have caused me. i do not have any of the side effects that i had from the pain pills. >> jeff: since state law made it legal, dozens of marijuana facilities now .southern nevada. 25 states, they now allow medical marijuana. it's about time says las vegas release nancy's and kari. >> the state to have medical marijuana programs, the opiate overdoses have declined over 25 percent. >> jeff: and some more research may offer asw prescription? and you'll get to on whether or not it is harmful. there are