but euthanasia critics around the world a re but euthanasia critics around the world are worried aboutofits, facilitating a voluntary death is relatively cheap, as little as $1100, compared with a cost of treating a long—term terminal illness. the director at the end of life clinic find this accusation is frustrating. it's not about the cost. what is driving us is to help these people who are in a situation that they say, please help me in dying, there is no other option. that's the reason why we is no other option. that's the reason why we are is no other option. that's the reason why we are here. we are absolutely not cost driven, we are not—for—profit. absolutely not cost driven, we are not-for-profit. insurance companies also denied these claims, saying: also 85% of dutch people broadly support the current law, advocates of euthanasia want to relax the legislation even further to allow anyone over the age of 75 to choose death when they feel they've had enough of life. these proposals have horrified the netherlands‘ small but politically powerful christian lobby. that debate contin

euthanasia critics around the world a re bill.s focusing on their own profits, facilitating a voluntary death is relatively cheap, as little as $400. compared with the cost of treating a long—term terminal illness. the director at the end of life clinic finds these accusations frustrating. it is not about the cost. what is driving us is to help these people who are in a situation that they say, please help me to die. there is no other option. that is the reason we are here. we are not crossed driven, we are a nonprofit organisation. insurance company 's default deny these claims, too, saying... although 85% of dutch people broadly support the current law, advocates of euthanasia want to relax the legislation even further, to allow anyone over the age of 75 to choose death when they feel they've had enough of life. these proposals have horrified the netherlands christian lobby. that debate continues. for many thousands of people across the netherlands, how it ends will truly bea netherlands, how it ends will truly be a matter of li

euthanasia is legal in the netherlands and optus for those with terminal illnesses.cing unbearable suffering with no chance of recovery can submit a request. but as anna holligan reports, plans to relax the law further are attracting opposition and accusations that insurers just want to cut pay—outs. how all some of you to check out my channel right now. i am a stand—up comedian and motivational speaker. she was a performer who adore the spotlight, but in 25th team, she decided to end her life with you than asia. -- euthanasia. she was so young, 25. she had a lot of pain in her body, physically and mentally, she couldn't deal with it. her doctor granted her request on the fourth time of asking. she said, mum, mum,i fourth time of asking. she said, mum, mum, igot fourth time of asking. she said, mum, mum, i got news. fourth time of asking. she said, mum, mum, igot news. i fourth time of asking. she said, mum, mum, i got news. i can go. it's my liberation day. and she was such a happy child. 6300 patients were given the night —— life ending treatment in 2016, and 500 o

the next idea was euthanasia. where did they get that? from the american progressives. american progressives that if sterilization doesn't work on the euthanasia and one of these american eugenicists leaders said we need gas chambers. he literally advocated gas chambers and the nazis got it from him. mangal lay when he went to argentina was in hiding. he was sheltered by neo-nazis there and they told him listen if you want to support yourself you need to have a profession. guess what his profession was? he became an abortionist. mangal they set up shop as an abortionist and carried out abortions until his death by drowning. it's not apply to the imagination. there is a deep connection between the same kind of eugenics philosophy that led margaret sanger and the sterilization program on the other. >> host: this is dinesh d'souza's latest book "the big lie" exposing the nazi roots of the american left. thanks for being on booktv. >> guest: my pleasure. >> there are three books that are on my reading list. the first is the path which is about the chinese philosophy and the

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you can't take them with you >> they are doing the mass euthanasias. >> they couldn't confirm that but they have heard reports that the shelters euthanized the animals. >> if that is occurring it'stra city and unnecessary. >> it makes us feel like we want to cry. >> that is what they are doing. >> they are taking another truck to bring back as many animals from the hurricane path as they can. >> this group affected by the storm. >> we don't know what they have been through. cowboy is one of the 80 dog and puppies they have taken in, in the past couple of days. they expect to get a hundred more. they need people to volunteer as the to give them a new home. >> amy aubert, abc7 news. >> stay with us for complete coverage of hurricane harvey tonight at 10:00. don't forget to download the stormwatch7 weather app. jonathan: we will continue to follow breaking news from fairfax county where a search is underway for a missing boater. three people in a canoe and it flipped over. child and adult rescued. a man, the grandfather is still missing. the search is going on for the better part of an ho

raising money to raise awareness and pet euthanasia. beautiful and fantastic those dogs and cats are. coppertone, the dioxin won. as did risky, the rescue cat. >> jesse: that's not really surfing. >> kennedy: they are getting rad. toes on the nose, burroughs. >> jesse: they even have the eclipse classes. >> jesse: jessica evans has spent the past year visiting her little brother every time she sees him. the adorable clip has gone viral. the 21-year-old north georgia student says that she likes to keep her visits at home a secret. she said at times he had absolutely no idea. she would hide behind her mom or her car and surprise them. very cute. so cute. >> jesse: i'm just upset because kennedy promised to make drinks for us after the show. and there was a very's national drink. what was it called? >> kennedy: "the snobby girlfriend." it's muddled strawberry and lemon. strawberry vodka, per seiko into a little bit 11a. >> jesse: that's it for us to. "hannity" is up next with a very special guest, host >> bret: the president's chief strate

unfortunately, they are doing mass euthanasias. >> the humane society of the united states couldn't confirm that is happening. in a statement saying in part we hope it's not true because we are now in a position in our country where the shelters all over the nation are willing to help take in animals from the natural disasters and have multiple transport options available including air. >> i feel like my gosh we have to do something. >> they plan to send the team back down next week with a truck full of food and supplies. when they come back, they plan to load the truck with the at-risk dogs and cats. find out how you can help the animals like that isment to at 6:00. alison: you can download the stormwatch7 weather app. >> we have new, on breaking news. a massive search going on for hours. alison: we have followed this for an hour. q mccray is there. >> i found out that the missing boater is a grandfather. i spoke to his wife and daughter off-camera. they walked by me with the pastor with them. a sad story. they are optimistic that the loved one will be found here. you notice that the polic

so, you can see there's a strain sour banana, green crack, tangie dream, euthanasia.: yeah, that one's probably pretty mild. it's a balancing act cultivating strains and catering to customers. how do you measure demand? damian: being tied to retail dispensaries, we're able to then get that data very quickly. we're able to analyze the metrics that we get from the retail side for the point of sale. lemonis: is it that sophisticated? damian: it's getting that sophisticated, yes. i'm going to get the feedback from the consumer that says, "i really want this taste. i really want this flavor." and therefore, we have to then change our production cycles to meet the market needs. this is just like any other business. lemonis: i had one final question for adam. if pot is so lucrative, why isn't the big money investing? how many traditional private equity firms would love to be in this space, but can't stomach the repercussions of getting in this space? adam: most of them. lemonis: and why is that? adam: because their hands are tied, because they're running legacy funds that ha