the drug busts including the one targeting j.c. chan drug use cherz is a more suserious charge than drug consumption. he could be in prison for three years. we've seen random spot checks at local bars where police are testing both foreigners and chinese for drugs. >> thank you. >>> a world cup battle on the field could soon be heading off the field. why some of the world's top female athletes say the field itself is sexist. that is next on "cbs this morning." i don't just make things for a living i take pride in them. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time, he prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes

j.c. chann of martial arts movie star jackie chan has been arrested for possession of marijuana in beijing. according to police, the 32-year-old had 3.5 ounces of marijuana on him and tested positive for the substance. chan was detained along with taiwanese movie star kai koe. in 2009, jackie chan was made an anti-drug ambassador in china and said his son can make his own way, writing him out of his will. >>> and asia's ceo tony per unanimous dez has taken to twitter to say he's not interested in japan's sky airlines after reporting the budget carrier was weighing a bid for japan's third largest carrier. the reports sent skymark surging 28% in tokyo earlier. the two airlines are not in talks according to airasia. we'll be back. >>> good morning to all of you joining us from north america. bhp bucks the trend, dropping to the bottom of the ftse after the mining giant says it will spin off $14 billion worth of assets. but where is the share buyback investors are asking? missouri authorities say p

china's state broadcaster released this video showing police inside the home of 31-year-old actor j.c. chan is wearing plaid says this has been here two years. what's the drug the official asked? marijuana. inside the house, they recovered a quarter pound of marijuana. chan's superstar father jackie chan famous for his action-packed films is also known here in china for standing up against drug abuse. he was the spokesperson for a chinese anti-drug group in 2009. earlier this summer china's president warned authorities to beware of the danger of drugs calling on them to adopt forceful measures to wipe them out. as the gap between rich and poor grows, chi vowed to crack down on everything from bureaucracy to hedonism. prostitution rings have been raided. a popular tv anchor has been detained amid suspicions of misconduct and in the last year and a half, more than a quarter million communist party members have been disciplined for everything from adultery to embezzlement. the anti-corruption campaign has gone to the top of government netting the former domestic security czar and one time top

the son of hong kong action superstar jackie chan has been didetained and 31-year-old j.c. arrested with at that juan east movie star, police said the men tested positive for marijuana and admit to the using the drug. >>> the australian government is planning to release about 150 children from immigration detention centers. there are a total of nearly 900 children currently being held in mainland and offshore detention centers. human rights groups have long criticized the australian migration policy. andrew thomas reports now from outside the villa wood detention center in sydney. >> reporter: australia's longstanding position when it comes too asylum seekers is to detain any that come by boats to its shores, childrens or adult alike its facing increasing criticism as a policy of public inquiry underway at the moment have found that which children are in prison for months can damage their mental health as evidenced by self harm and abuse of children in detention. it's important, though, to points out who this latest announcement does apply who and who it doesn't remember on