dr. doug kramer says he has a special way to administer marijuana to pets that is effective and not dangerous. other vets warn that pot could be dangerous for a pet's circulatory and digestive system. there is no legislation in the works for this. >>> we are on the verge of a warm up. >> sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> dan and carolyn, we will see increases in our temperatures starting tomorrow, and it will really get hot inland on friday and is saturday. live doppler 7hd is watching low clouds and fog not just near the coast, but over the bay. oakland, santa rosa, hayward, you are all foggy. i am keeping an eye on the bowies right now. the closest i can find to santa cruz where we are going to see the highest risk of rip currents late tonight and friday night. they are these here near the monterey bay. we are expecting them to be about 20 to 2020 seconds -- 20 to 22 seconds. it will pack a lot of energy when you have that much time in between each wave. we will be watching tha

dr. doug kramer says he has a special way to administer marijuana to pets that is effective and not dangerous. other vets warn that pot could be dangerous for a pet's circulatory and digestive system. there is no legislation in the works for this. >>> we are on the verge of a warm up. >> sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> dan and carolyn, we will see increases in our temperatures starting tomorrow, and it will really get hot inland on friday and is saturday. live doppler 7hd is watching low clouds and fog not just near the coast, but over the bay. oakland, santa rosa, hayward, you are all foggy. i am keeping an eye on the bowies right now. the closest i can find to santa cruz where we are going to see the highest risk of rip currents late tonight and friday night. they are these here near the monterey bay. we are expecting them to be about 20 to 2020 seconds -- 20 to 22 seconds. it will pack a lot of energy when you have that much time in between each wave. we will be watching tha

dr. doug and dr. marskoin. good to have you here and thanks for joining us.nd let me start with you. doctor, you recently tock what some might consider a radical step. you stopped all medical insurance in your practice and now just take patients and tell them what the prices are and it is open and transparent. what motivated you to do that? >> well, governor, thank you. what is going on now, medicine is devolving in terms of the financing of it. i did this based on both moral and economic grounds. economically what is going to happen with obama care with the orgs hmo's of the '80s and '90s that we hated and it is worse. what they will do is give hospitals accountable care organizations and said take care of medicare patients and if you spend less keep more money and if you spend more, hospitals and doctors have to pay to take care of those people. and that's just financially untenable for doctors or primary care because the margins are so low. on moral grounds if you incent vise an organization to take less care of someone that patient will get less care. we

dr. doug kramer says he has a special way to administer marijuana to pets that is effective and not dangerous. other vets warn that pot could be dangerous for a pet's circulatory and digestive system. there is no legislation in the works for this. >>> we are on the verge of a warm up. >> sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. >> dan and carolyn, we will see increases in our temperatures starting tomorrow, and it will really get hot inland on friday and is saturday. live doppler 7hd is watching low clouds and fog not just near the coast, but over the bay. oakland, santa rosa, hayward, you are all foggy. i am keeping an eye on the bowies right now. the closest i can find to santa cruz where we are going to see the highest risk of rip currents late tonight and friday night. they are these here near the monterey bay. we are expecting them to be about 20 to 2020 seconds -- 20 to 22 seconds. it will pack a lot of energy when you have that much time in between each wave. we will be watching tha

dr. doug and dr. marskoin. good to have you here and thanks for joining us.e start with you. doctor, you recently tock what some might consider a radical step. you stopped all medical insurance in your practice and now just take patients and tell them what the prices are and it is open and transparent. what motivated you to do that? >> well, governor, thank you. what is going on now, medicine is devolving in terms of the financing of it. i did this based on both moral and economic grounds. economically what is going to happen with obama care with the orgs hmo's of the '80s and '90s that we hated and it is worse. what they will do is give hospitals accountable care organizations and said take care of medicare patients and if you spend less keep more money and if you spend more, hospitals and doctors have to pay to take care of those people. and that's just financially untenable for doctors or primary care because the margins are so low. on moral grods if you incent vise an organization to take less care of someone that patient will get less care. we posted our

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than trying to circumvent it that's absolute more of tonight's conversations of great minds with dr douglas doug douglas rushkoff absolutely. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find i feel larry king now right here on r.t. question more. it's. all about your conversations with great minds with dr douglas rushkoff to rushkoff is an author teacher and documentarian who studies the way people cultures and institutions create sure and influence each other's values he's the author of the recent book present shock when everything happens now let's get back to it dr rushkoff page one forty seven of your book i found this a way you would he had just been kind of getting into this thing of of how money came about and how our economies came about and. this was one of the most eloquent . ways of summarizing this you were talking about flow based economies and i'd like you to address that just a second you said the beauty of a flow based economy is that if favors those who actively create value kind of you know channeling a

doug called it, the nats' game was postponed because of rain. they will host the twins tomorrow without brice harper who will see dr. andrews next week, harper getting a second opinion on his knee which has been diagnosed with bursitis. wrapping up four straight days of workouts. his most extensive week of field work during the rehab process. griffin still not practicing fully, but he is throwing, planting and looks a lot more comfortable working with his receivers, even doing some rolling out. no soreness or swelling. griffin's target return date? day one of training camp. >> without a doubt, one, it's a mindset, and number two, it's just how it's felt and how it's progressed. like you said, over the last three weeks, you know, i've had a lot of progress, and i feel a lot better. so if you think, what, training camp is a month, month and a half away, two months, i feel really good about that, and the start of the season is even farther than that. i feel good about that and that's why i say without a doubt. >> our team needs him regardless. whether he's there or not, we have guys right now that's preparing themselve

doug is well aware, as a former c.b.o. director, c.b.o. scores things for over 10 years. dr. rector has a much larger time horizon, but clearly one of the huge lead substantial costs here beyond the 10-year window is going to be health care. i wonder if you could talk about how you affect those costs to look and how much of that comes from the affordable care act and how much of a factor that is in getting this bill through congress. we know the house group working on this has been hamstrung over this issue. they have been looking at what to use in the absence of giving the affordable care act benefit to undocumented immigrants when they are in their provisional status. so if you could talk about the costs of granting an access eventually to the affordable care act, and also the cost of the alternative. what would happen in the absence of that in terms of emergency medical care or whatever the alternative might be. >> i think basically people need to understand the c.b.o. legislation game. i think each of these bills has a fundamental principle which is designed to deceive le