and finance welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today dr levy the spokesman for the u.s. led coalition in iraq has said that american forces will remain in the country as long as they're needed there earlier the pentagon said that u.s. troops would withdraw when diasters decide it do you think that will happen yes i think so i mean there really is no need for them militarily on this resurgence of the isis or dyce. activity seems to be some. incidents taking place along the york city in front to which seems to indicate that there is the possibility of dice regrouping in that area so unless and until that threat is removed.

minister of trade stefansson finance welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today dr levy the spokesman for the u.s. led coalition in iraq has said that american forces will remain in the country as long as there are needed there earlier the pentagon said that u.s. troops would withdraw when diaster is decide it do you think that will happen. yes i think so i mean there really is no need for them militarily on this resurgence of the isis. activity there seems to be some. incidents taking place along the york city and frontin which seems to indicate that there is the possibility of dosh regrouping in that area so unless and until that threat is removed i think the united states will find a reason to prolong its presence in iraq and also there are those small pockets of vises in kirkuk and on bar provinces and given iraqi army's considerable success in fighting the ash can they eliminate they remain in jihadists without america's help . i think so yes i mean as you said rightly that is not fragmented they're trying to regroup but i doubt if they will get to the same scale an

minister of trade stefansson finance welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today dr levy a spokesman for the u.s. led coalition in iraq has said that american forces will remain in the country as long as there are native there earlier in the pentagon said that u.s. troops would withdraw when diaster is decide it do you think that will happen. yes i think so i mean there really is no need for them militarily on this resurgence of the isis or diet. activity there seems to be some. incidents taking place along the york city and frontin which seems to indicate that there is the possibility of dosh regrouping in that area so unless and until that threat is removed i think the united states will find a reason to prolong its presence in iraq and also there are those small pockets of isis and care cocaine on bar province's and given iraqi army considerable success in fighting the ash can they eliminate they remain in jihadist without america's help. i think so yes i mean as you said rightly that is not fragmented they're trying to regroup but i doubt if they will go to the same s

dr. sharon levy concerned. she runs the adolescent substance use and addiction program at boston children's hospital. >> instead of saying, well, we'll assume these things are safe until they're proven harmful, maybe we should be saying these things might be harmful until they're proven safe. i don't think that's something we've done a very good job with. >> we've been preparing for adult use sales for many, many months now. >> reporter: amanda rositano is the director of operational compliance for new england treatment access, or neta, which as of today sells a range of cannabis products including prerolled joints, loose buds, oils, and edibles to anyone over the age of 21. >> do you think dependence could be an issue for anybody? >> well, i mean, i think dependence could be an issue just like dependence could be an issue when it comes to ice cream. we will advocate using moderation, educate people about cannabis. >> reporter: under massachusetts law retail shops can sell each customer no more than an ounce of

dr. sharon levy runs the adolescence substance abuse and addiction program at boston children's hospital.lization could send kids the wrong message. is there a conflict between the profit you make here and the wider public health? >> the state has spent years making sure that businesses like ours can't be pushing out marketing material. >> reporter: sam barber is president of cultivate one of the pot shops that open putting an end to what he and his customers agree is the most dangerous part of marijuana, it's prohibition. tone, cbs news, lester, massachusetts. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the duchess of sussex is bringing a bit of british royal family. a charity project is cooking for the community. jonathan vigliotti is there. >>> plus, avoiding politics at the thanksgiving dinner table. john tierney has tips on maneuvering through disagreements. >>> and gayle talks with actor moeed . b. jordan about his new that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> yes, as we take a live look outside from our "salesforce t

dr. sharon levy stns the adolescent substance use and addiction program at boston children's hospital. >>have these rates be svailable. >> reporter: she worries legalization could send kids the kong message. is there a conflict between the profit you make here and the wider public health? >> the state has spent years making sure that businesses like ours can't, you know, be pushing ct marketing material. >> reporter: sam barber is riesident of cultivate, one of the pot shops that opened today, putting an end to what he and his customers seem to agree is the most dangerous part of marijuana-- its prohibition. all these people still in line here tonight can buy up to an ounce of marijuana or 100 milligrams of edible marijuana. that is now the law here in massachusetts. of course, if your family happens to find your new stash this thanksgiving, well, the law can't help you there. jeff. >> glor: okay, tony dokoupil, thank you very much, in massachusetts. u ill ahead here tonight, a new glimpse of the devastation in northern california. devastation in northern california. i never knew there wa

but the steady march of marijuana legal accusation has dr. levyscence substance abuse and addiction program in this hospital. >> maybe we should say these things might be harmful until proven safe. i don't think that that's something we have done a good job with. >> we have been preparing for adult use sales for many months now. >> amanda is the director of operational compliance for new england treatment access, or neta, which as of today sales a range of cannabis products, including reprerolled joints, loose buds aboils and edibles to anyone over the age of 21. >> do you think dependens could be an issue for anybody. >> it could be an issue just like when it comes to ice cream. we will advocate using moderation. >> under massachusetts law retail shops can sell each customer no more than an ounce of flower or 20 serves of edibles in child resistant pack jing. for now that's good enough for mayor narkewicz. >> there has been marijuana use going on in the commonwealth of massachusetts for a long time. what's changing is it's now being regulated. it

dr. roger pilon, legal ed indicator at the heritage institute where he is also founding director for the levy institute for congress regar -- congregational studies. he holds three degrees. as you may know, matthew frank was to be arguing against the proposition. he had an illness in his family and couldn't be here, but we're grateful stepping in in his shoes will be edward whelan who is the president of the ethics and public policy center where he directs the program on the constitution, the courts and the culture. he has served in all three branches of the federal government, as a law clerk for justice clifton wallace and antoni scalia. he is also a senator hatch alum misand as assistant attorney general in the office of legal counsel. he also has published commentary and scholarship. roger and ed, thank you very much for participating, and roger, the first few minutes is yours. >> thank you, tom, and thank you to the heritage foundation for sponsoring this role of the judiciary branch seminar. i also want to thank my nemesis ed whelan for stepping up on short notice when frank had a fallou