moved toward distant suburbs and now it is a majority of to begin city council as an extension of jamaica. my family still lives in the neighborhood but a classic case of white flight and it remembers relatively quickly. i remember. >> host: what is your goal with "a world more concrete"? >> my goal with the book is to have people begin to think about where we privilege property ownership. there are ways that don't include driving to ownership with the belief you could create as a democracy with sometime mortgages to have an ownership society to those to develop data stake you cannot create a day the stake solely on the accumulation of private property for them to have a political voice that is part of what is important and there is the possibility was to tear down the color line. >> that to remain profitable one character tony tommy keep several population confined to the small reservations or villages with the white property manager who keeps it moving forward when you have black landlords who also manage the color line. wanted people to seek about these managerial figures by those who

two ounces of marijuana, or as it's known in jamaica, a joint. [ laughter ] one solitary joint.s is pretty cool. a student in philadelphia -- at philadelphia university has created a batman costume that can with withstand punches, machetes, and baseball bats. punches, machetes, and baseball bats. in fact, the only thing it can't withstand is his father's disappointment. [ laughter ] [ applause ] "i sent you to college to make a batman suit?" honey boo boo, you guys remember her? she got into harvard. no. [ laughter ] but wouldn't that be something? honey boo boo is recording a new music video with her family. [ audience groans ] yeah. [ laughter ] you know things aren't going well when everyone collectively groans at the idea that you're filming a new music video. but, honey boo boo is recording a new music video with her family for her original song, "the honey boo boo bop." "the honey boo boo bop." and the only way i want to hear that song is if my other choice is pharrell's "happy." [ laughter and applause ] i can't. because i love that song, but i can't hear it again. i love

>> kris first met the men he had been accused of killing when he began importing their fruit from jamaicaafter years of doing business together, derrick moo young asked kris to invest in houses he had in florida. >> my plan was when i retired, i would spend the summer months in england and winter months in florida, and i mfted the money with him. >> but according to kris, the moo youngs took his money and embezzled it. they also incorporated as kd m distributors, a name similar to kris', and allegedly started drawing money from kris' accounts. >> according to kris, derrick had stolen property worth $441,000. so you can see why kris would be very angry. he wanted to put an end to this. >> kris was used to settling disputes with words, not weapons. he sued the moo youngs and told clive he expected to win. >> there was no question of me killing them for the money, as a matter of fact, killing them would make me lose the money, obviously. >> but if kris then had little reason to walk into the dupont hotel with a loaded weapon why was there so much evidence pointing to him as a suspect? accord

it's kind of an extension of jamaica in terms of grocery stores hair. my family still lives in the neighborhood but it was a classic case of white flight and it happens relatively quickly. >> what is your goal is "a world more concrete"? >> my goal with the book is to have people begin to about where we privilege property ownership as a political end in health. there's a lot of ways to participate but don't necessarily include driving people towards ownership you one of the big tragedies of the early two thousands was the belief you could create a democracy by encouraging subprime mortgages and developing an ownership society but ultimately targeted those that refinance homes or develop some nasty. you can't create a democracy built solely on the accumulation of private property. you have to be much more robust and defending rights of the ports are political voice in the lake. that is part of what is important about jim crow as you have a moment where there's a possibility of creating democracy as you tear down the color line. that is the first thing. s

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. >> jamaica, let's move to jamaica. >> please.s well. >> also looking to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. up to two ounces of ganja a petty offense. like that word ganja. getting caught could result in a ticket but not a criminal record and they established a licensing agency to regulate medical marijuana and they can now use pot for religious purposes. like my language? >> that is a great segment on your part. >> appreciate it. not going to jamaica for a while. i will come back and get those rules later. >> okay mon. >>> a health headline. this is foolishness. we have to stop with the studies. now they are saying too much sleep can put your health at risk. give mae break. there's a new study that finds people who get more than eight hours of sleep a night are at 46% greater risk of having a stroke. what are we talking about here. stl that backs up previous research showing the same thing. another example of why moderation in all things including sleep is a good thing. i don't know. >> was with it an air mattress company

. >> a fugitive sense 2007 when he skipped down to jamaica living under an alias captured by us marshalhal. i posted the other members of the most wanted list. >> check out the video. an unoccupied home exploded injuring 15 people and crews and responders were investigating a strong smell of natural gas when the home exploded. ♪ >> got to get off. ♪♪ bill: hank you took a ride on on a coast guard icebreaker. how was it? >> drove all across the northeast. let's break the the ice, but we we will need an icebreaker. >> we have to slowly break ourselves out. >> to break ice. >> exactly. >> that crunching sound going through that ice. >> the us coast guard icebreaker fleet. points out and maintain navigable waterways. >> that's where your going to go. >> look at it split in half. that's us. we us. we did that. it's ridiculous. >> the coast guard knows what they are doing. >> ice like this. >> it's been 20 years. >> they are saying this is the worst they have seen since 94 96. >> more than icebreaking. >> it's good practice. practically frozen solid. people can. people can walk from brooklyn

. >>> jamaica has decriminalized small amounts of marijuana. or ganja. 56 grams or less would not result in a criminal record. >> a new show opens later in london looking at the new arts of forensics not all blood and guts but how this science developed over the years. jessica baldwin got a preview. >> a familiar sight looked on television series seeing crime scene investigators following their favorite detectives solving mysteries. it is all part of a new show, the forensics neament of anatomy of a crime. guide to postwar methods dates back to 13th century china. a voyeuristic pastime. >> what happens in death maybe by looking at some of these images, and interpretations it's a way of making sense of that possibility and the fact that this could happen to any one of us. >> forensics today involves armies of people. painstakingly collecting clues with the help of advanced technology. and in the morgue, where the motto is every body reveals a trace, gleaming steel. the show includes sound from modern day autopsy and without scalpel, using mri. >

jamaica's parliament approved an act decriminalizing small amounts of pot.hey willle be allowed -- they will also be allowed to use it for sackmental purposes on the island. >>> he's facing more charges for secretly taping women. >> kyle muehlhauser taped at least six different women in rams head tavern. does this add up to 12? >> reporter: 12 charges. these are disturbing allegations. police say women were taped while using the bathroom and they had no idea. now the man police say is behind the camera is facing even more charges. kyle muehlhauser, the owner of the rams head tavern in savage faces six counts of peeping tom violations on top of the six counts of sissual surveillance with pure went intent -- prurient intent. the investigation started back in may when a woman saw a digital camera fall on to the floor. detectives say footage from that camera showed images of six different women as well as a man putting the camera in place. surveillance video from the restaurant showed the same man and he was identified as muehlhauser. police say d.n.a. from the

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. >> politicians in jamaica have decriminalized small amounts of ganja. would not result in a criminal report, 56 grams or less. >>> a story about new versus old. over the years many of nepal's traditional type buildings have been pulled down and replaced by modern structures. now pushing to rebuild the past. from the kathmandu valley, the report begins. >> started making a handsome living out of it. >> my parents worked as carpenters but i trained to be a wood carver because it's good work and i can earn fluff to raise a family. >> the students have built many of these magnificent buildings in the cat kathmandu valley. many call him mad when he first started. >> 17 years ago that's how it looked and they were the inhabitant of the house. you can imagine. >> he found it impossible to explain the value of renovation so he built this house to serve as a showcase. >> the impact of this house is actually at the moment higher than i had thought. because whenever anyone who has got an old house when he or she comes, look at this house and within a half an hour

it's operated by royal caribbean and it was on a nine- day cruise to jamaica, but that trip was cut short because of the illness. the sick passengers and crews are responding well to over the counter medication and the ship is being cleaned. >>> by now you've heard the story about that fellow who walked more than 20 miles to work every day. a lot of other heard it, too. coming up why he may not have to walk much longer thanks to the generosity of a lot of you. >> but first it appears the depravity of isis militants is endless. >> isn't it frustrating trying to find a parking spot in d.c.? the special few people who can >>> isis says it has killed the jordanian pilot it was holding by burning him alive. this 22 minute video shows the pilot's final minutes. it shows the man walking among a group of armed militants and at the end of the video he is shown in a cage and burned alive. just moments ago jordan's king abdullah ii met with president obama at the white house and the king vows to avenge the pilot's death. >>> a wave of violent attacks has struck egypt's second largest city and surrou

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hitting the ground jamaica the hitting the ground moving.haiti they hit the ground moving what great people they are. different circumstances. don't put it in the same category. some put it in the same category. thousands of bones in the bottom of the atlantic ocean that will remind us of that immigration track of those precious dignified africans who came here and encountered a slave auction, and that is also what we are dealing with for ferguson, already criminalized before we got here and still look at too many of our precious young black people as if they were criminals before they had done anything. true for brown but especially for black. i appreciate that question. i applaud him this time. i time. i applaud him. zero, yes. absolutely. >> we have time for one more >> my name is louis armstrong. i i heard you say something earlier about the 400 years. what i want to ask you is those 400 years you are talking about is they the same 400 years of genesee's 1513 or some other time. >> in the biblical text. >> yes. >> i got i got to ask that

in november of 2010 jamaica mccardy was injured when a propane leak caused their home to explode. in march of last year linda zaratelli was killed when a gas line in neexploded. >>> and monique braxton is live on the scene now with more details. >> reporter: when we arrived here, this is what we found on the scene. a ford escape overturned in the middle of the block here on olney olney. i'm going to zoom in closer here as my producer will show you exactly what you can see here. a lot of debris as come from the ford escape. we see an empty coffee cup and her shoe. a couple everyone we still don't know what caused her to crash here. >>> and picking a jury in the local case of a he's accused of molesting a young boy. workers say the alleged victim is now 26 and the phillip archdiocese is saying 2011 could be an inappropriate situation with regards to the conduct of children. >>> and investigators want to find christopher dahm and they say took two of his children. he believes dahm may have changed his boys' appearances possibly shaving their heads. >>> and authorities are working to

also been deported to the dominican republic, jamaica and italy. alex morello admits he made mistake. >> the only thing that makes us different, is when we get make mistakes we get deported. when a platoon fly their flag upside down, that means they need help. that's what we need here, help. >> a call for help the u.s. government seems unwilling to answer. adam rainey, al jazeera on the u.s. mexico border. >> more than three months ago the u.s. customs enforcement memo urged leniency for veterans. >> double standard in france. >> a comedian goes on trial for facebook comments allegedly supporting terrorism. a statement he made as the country was in the wake of the charlie hebdo matter. >> and getting an education in some of the most remote parts of the world. the world. >> four weeks after the charnd charlie hebdo attack, robert nicholson laid flowers at the memorial outside the satirical newspaper's office. public outcry of support for the victims killed for what they had written and drawn. >> even as they mandatory marched for free speech, a come

it does not include just names of those sit sent back to mexico but to the dominican republic jamaica and italy. alex admits he made mistakes. >> a lot of veterans get in trouble when they come back. the only thing that makes us different is when we get in trouble we get deported. the upside down flag is a call for help. it's a symbol of distress. when an unite of platoon they fly their flack upside down, it means they need help. that's what we need, we need help. >> a call for help that the u.s. government seems unwilling to answer. al jazeera on the u.s.-mexico border. >> the trans-atlantic trade and investment partnership or t at this point is a deal being negotiated by u.s. and europe, and it could boost the u.s. economy by $80 billion each year and europe's economy by $100 billion. most of the negotiations so far have been conducted behind closed doors. critics say that t tip is a threat to democracy and gives business unprecedented powers in free trade. it would allow industries to sue governments who they see effect their profits. lawrence lee reports. >> reporter: the rolling

good luck making it too long in jamaica. outside for now, 36 in washington. an issue there for the remainder of the morning. temperatures mid 30s in northern maryland. you'e freezg mark in parts of the shenandoah valley low to mid 30s across northern virginia. outside today, if you're doing what this picture is doing, shoveling the heavy slush, temperatures today in the low to mid 40s. it will be a big meltdown. temperatures 38 degrees by early this evening, maybe watching the academy awards tonight at your friend's house, 35 degrees, generally dry weather. have the weather app ready to go for tomorrow as temperatures will be going back down below freezing tonight and staying below freezing tomorrow afternoon. storm team 4 radar zooming in. the rain is almost out of the southern tip of prince george's county. the last of the raindrops, calvert and st. mary's, down near charlotte hall that's about it for the rainfall. that should be out of there by about 9:00 orr so. for tomorrow starting off with clouds temperatures in the upper 20s in the morning. look what

. >>> over to jamaica where marijuana is now legal in small amounts.ple there can grow up to five plants on their property. hmmm. >>> possession of up to two ounces of weed will be treated as just a petty offense of the aisle land nation is creating a cannabis licensing authority. to help regulate the sale of medical pot. whole thing south of control. >>> landing in china where people are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars, for pigeons. these are no ordinary birds they say. they're belgian racer pigeons which can make owners millions of dollars each time they win in illegal competitions. hmmm. most expensive pigeons ever sold, is bolt. he sold for 50,000 bucks. that -- 350,000 bucks. that is a lot for a pigeon. >>> here is a walk to remember. astronauts exiting the international space station and breezing through a cable job. it is their second spacewalk in five days, with astronauts butch and terry preparing the lab for the arrival of a future crew. they slowly unrealed two more cables. they had the tediously lubricate screws and brackets. all th

. >> a lot of these guys unlike jamaica.e going up to return but a halfway. even if they had all of that data. boys are boys. >> the turks told us within 24-hours the girlfriend of aun of the perpetrators in pair ritz already in syria. the they shallings are kwiending out. it is the turks, that's why they are slipping through. you would image people are priping of that's pass report. this is their broad response to the problem. i think the discussion is not far off from this country as well. >> everything isis terrorists do takes money. how do they get it and can we stop their cash flow that's coming up. mouths are watering, lemons are squeezing, and stomachs are growling. or is it just me? every minute between you and red lobster's lobsterfest feels like an eternity. and who could blame you for craving our largest variety of succulent lobster dishes all year? dishes like dueling lobster tails. with one tail topped with creamy shrimp and a second tail stuffed with tender crab. i was hungry already, and now you show me lobste

a repeat performance from earlier in t but love the hitchhiking snowman with the jamaica sign suitcaseluded. what would the snowman pack in his suitcase? where is pat collins when you need him. >> a carrot. >> exactly. the big range, southern maryland zero northern maryland 13 inches 2.6 at reagan national 8.9 inches at dulles. the daily snowfall record most in the three to six or seven inch range, a little more in the six to ten inches farther to the north and west. a glad many start outside. 38 at national airport. you'll be shoveling the slush today. temperatures in the low 40s with a little sunshine coming our way later this afternoon. it's an impreing weather picture. hometown temperatures 30 in headachers down 34 front royal, 34 in quantico and stafford and 38 in fredricksburg. annandale, virginia in fairfax county mild today with a lot of melting going on temperatures in the 40s, by tomorrow morning temperatures in the upper 20s. but the cold front goes through tomorrow early on and temperatures will fall during the day. so another very impactful weather day coming our way with

. >> up north a ways in west jamaica another working class community where subway service is pretty limitedn make the long hump to another borough. afterwards, a person could use a drink. and if you're a jamaican person you can use the everyday drink go-to drink of back home. any time day or night. wray and nephew. >> a very strong rum to make everything. here you get it with cranberry juice with milk and water. that's what wray and nephew is to the bronx. >> desus is one half of a group. deezus versus kid marrow. it is a very fast free-form diatribe of what is happening in the rest of the bronx and the city. >> bronx is isolated from the rest of the city. the bronx is kind of abandoned up here. people get on a boat and ride up to staten island before they ride up to the bronx. >> i have to be reluctantly part of the problem. >> yes. they say the bronx will be gentrified. that's not happening any time soon. they always say it's going to be part of the city, but it's not. >> who made today possible? this is the mayor right here. >> i am happy here, and i will drink more of your wray and neph

on the wall are those who were deported to the dominican republic jamaica and italy. >> alex admits he made mistakes. >> a lot of veterans get in trouble when they come back. the only thing that makes us different. when we get in trouble we get deported. it's a call for help and a symbol of stress. when an unite unit, a platoon. when they fly the flag upside down it means they need help. that's what we need here. >> a call for help, a cull that the u.s. government seems unwilling to answer. >> more to come on the news hour including sri lanka celebrates independence day. >>> and it's no laughing matter for a comedian in france accused of condoning terrorism. and in sport michael clark prepares to make his return to cricket. >> an america tonight investigation >> somebody could come in and take our home away from us >> it was a law that helped condo developments stay afloat >> we would have to sell and have to leave our unit >> now, this law is being used to take peoples homes >> there's nobody helping us... >> honest people, losing hope... >> i didn't fight vietnam so that someone coul

ask miss jamaica. >> hi jamaica. >> hi. >> what is the greatest contribution of your country to the entireme to the legendary usain bolt bob marley, who contributed such great music to the world, and fastest man alive who has been trail blazing the jamaican flag. thank you so much. >> we will celebrate with a special edition of five things. next. so what about that stock? actually, knowing the kind of risk that you're comfortable with i'd steer clear. straight talk. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> he would have been 70 today had cancer not killed him in is the 81. more than 30 years later remains a cultural icon. here are five things bob marley. number one, the music. another other artist synonymous with that music genre than bob marley is with reggae. 75 million sold who knows how many down loads. the dreadlocks signature style, beliefs that include rejection of materialism and oppression and celebration of cannabis. also inspiring, this long haired sheep, bobby marley. can't keep her off the grass. get it? number three, merchand

. >> just think about a beach in jamaica. >> trying to stay positive. >> cozumel, st. lucia. yeah still stuck in this cold pattern. most of the day will stay below freezing. radar showing a few patches of some flurries. right now getting one this northern prince william county. that's tracking off to the southeast. maybe near dale city quickly. a few other flurries just north of bowie. tracking off to the south and east. neighborhood highs today, off to the shenandoah valley and mountains, it will stay below freezing most of the day. around the bay, hovering right around 30 degrees. metro area highs should be in the low to mid-30s briefly and then drop below freezing overnight tonight. right now we're just in the upper 20s. next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at he'sthese cold changes turning even colder. somehow how is traffic? >>> slight volume building on the top side of the beltway. we have a house fire norwood road closed and we're seeing delays on olney sand spring road. so you want to find an alternate in that area. elsewhere germantown father hurley boulevard a

telecommunications of marijuana and there will be an agency for distribution of the drug for medical purposes in jamaica. >>> hello there. interest rates in the u.s. probably not going up what in the next few months? >> not the next few months. we heard from the big boss as well as the world's biggest central bank. everybody, when she speaks everybody listens. the u.s. central banker janet yellen made it clear u.s. interest interest rates in america won't go up until the middle of the year. that clarity helped the markets rise to record levels in new york. this is the lady we're talking about. the fed chief was giving her semi-annual testimony on monetary policy saying it was on course but not yet secure. her remarks were designed to give the central bank flexibility when it gets close to raising interest rates in case of risk including those for abroad. it wasn't just lawmakers listening. wall street investors liked what they heard and those stocks closed at fresh highs. >>> it is budget day, big day in south africa and its finance minister has a very difficult task ahead of balancing the country's boo

. >> i'm in a jamaica frame of mind here. we're so weary of this winter.rting off cold this morning. storm team radar showing a few scattered flurries moving northeast of the metro area. now near chestertown and passing through the northern part of the eastern shore. and right now just a few flurries coming in will to anne arundel county and quickly moving through. we're below freezing. down to just upper 20s to near 30 across virginia maryland. all below freezing out of the mountains where it's always colder. oakland down to just 3 above freezing right now. and we'll have mostly dry pavement all the treated roads dried out overnight, but there could still be icy spots. watch out for that especially those areas that got the most snow south of the metro area this morning. and then during the afternoon, even those icy spots will be melting and then drying and temperatures hovering right in the low 30s during the afternoon. keep up with all these wintry changes with the storm team 4 weather app when you're away from your tv. wednesday i traveled to columbia a

. >> people in jamaica is mourning mourning!r encountered such tragedy. >> reporter: dixon had five children. samantha was her youngest. >> i'm not angry at him. i'm sad, but i'm not angry. >> reporter: the man driving the red suv police say hit dixon has not been charged. the investigation is just beginning. dixon was walking on cresthaven drive in silver spring wednesday morning. after hitting her and two cars, the driver was given a breathalyzer. police are not releasing his blood-alcohol level, but they tell us they believe alcohol was involved. dixon's daughter feels empathy for him. >> he just took a life so it doesn't make sense to add more hardship on that. he's going to understand what he did. >> reporter: today flowers and candles sit where dixon, 49 was killed. her family says she had just gotten off the bus and was on her way to a job interview in white oak. vanessa dixon was a nursing assistant who showed her daughter samantha a kind of love that tonight means more than ever. >> of all of my aunts and uncles her way

. >> somebody out there offered the sergeant trips to jamaica. >> i like it. can we go? can we go? >> exactly. >> i'll show you some celebrations out there across the globe ahead of thursday's lunar new year in china dozens of colorful lanterns are being set up for the upcoming spring festival festival. >> they include a dragon birds and rams. there are even images of lotus blossoms floating on a lake nearby. >> perfect setup for this one. >> that's right. great video tweeted out by smithsonian this morning showing bow-bow, everybody's favorite playing in the snow. when we asked the national zoo for more information about, it the video was from the last snowstorm, not today. >> that's ok. because that was the way for this zoo to tell people that they'll be open for business today and also gave us an excuse to send our caroline tucker out there to see which animals were enjoying today's weather. >> with a fresh blanket of snow covering the national zoo -- >> it sometimes takes coaxing to get some animals outside. >> good girl! >> a bamboo tree convinced bow-bow's mom to trapse throu

for examples example sending money to a jamaica lottery scam to provide time to contact aps or take other measures. some of which are on evidence here. this is a partial stack of all the many reports for the many hearings that go back almost five decades. this not only will protect assets over the long-term but to reduce demands on medicare medicaid and publicly funded programs. we hope this will be the first of a series of hearings and actions to address elder abuse and financial exportation we stand ready to work with you to strengthen our ability to protect our parents and grandparents. >> thank you for your your testimony had no senator collins has introduced you but we would love to hear your opening comments. >> thank you mr. chairman. i'm a prosecutor with the king county prosecutor's office in seattle washington. 14 years ago i was appointed to play my offices first elder abuse prosecutor. since then with the exception of a two-year hiatus-prosecuting cases of elder exploitation neglect physical assault sexual assault and homicide. everything case that i handled involved in the st

i'm in jamaica right now. the next one. [ laughs ] in less than a week, i'll be in tokyo. you got to prepare your body to perform at the same level anywhere at any time. i'll put on my tommie copper shorts or tommie copper underwear, and i'll make sure that my body is relaxed, getting ready for the next day. once you're flying, ankles swell up, feet swell up, shoes feel tight on your feet, joints start to feel tight, so you want to make sure you have something that's gonna counter that, so i use the compression wear for that. once we land, we got almost 24 hours to 48 hours to get ready to run as fast as we can. you walk into the stadium, people stand up. having to start running, just get a better look at you and be excited. you're not just a runner. you're a performer. people have paid to come see you run for only 9 seconds. >> on your mark... set... [ gunshot ] >> don't just visualize yourself running the track, running your race. visualize feeling the impact of your foot touching the ground, your breathing. visualize not just the grass but a blade of grass. take it to a

and jamaica rolls-royce has been accused of bribery to obtain a contract with the brazilian oil companyras and they say they paid via an agent in exchange for a $100 million contract. in a statement, the company says we will not tolerate improper business conduct of any sort and will take all necessary action to assure compliance. and dubai world, a state owned company it may complete the reorganization of billions in debts. they have stakes in the port operator in the emirates, and they have agreed to a plan that would extend the terms of its debts. >> now, back in focus today security firms said a gang of hackers have stolen as much as $1 billion from banks and financial institutions across are the countries in a series of raids over the course of several years, and joining us is caroline hyde. caroline, good morning. it is being called unprecedented cyber robbery. is that fair? >> i think it is because of the scale of institutions hit this. we understand as many as 100 banks and financial institutions. this is all being gathered together by a company, a data company that has antiviru

it paves the way for jamaica to establish a medical marijuana industry. >>> few studies show how someffee, and chips. it may attract some people the same way as heroin and cocaine do. our own dr. holly phillips joins us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do these studies tell us? >> they involve about 500 people. researchers ask them about their ought attitude. specifically how they felt afterward like losing control and then they honed in on which foods people thought caused them the most problems. >> i know potato chips is on the list. it is not american to eat just one. are they on the list? >> they are. they're in the top five. pizza, chips, cookies. this isn't surprising. these are foods that are heavily processed, high in fat and sugar and refined carbohydrates. importantly they also have some called a high glycemic load and this is in part a measure of how fast and intently the foods raise your blood sugar. that's important because that acts on reward centers in the brain and directly affected cravings. >> but it's different than drug addictions, isn't it? >>

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jamaica just this week indicated they're going to go ahead with small possession and cultivation of recreational and medical marijuana. other countries guatemala is clamoring for an end to the war on drug. colombia, a staunch drug war ally, historically, is pushing hard against the drug war, as well. so there's lots of change happening. domestically, this past election, three more jurisdictions voted for marijuana legalization so we have oregon, alaska, and my home of washington, d.c. washington, d.c. is important to note here because the voters of washington, d.c. voted by a 70% margin in favor of legalization of marijuana. in washington, d.c., there are 143 precincts. do you know how many precincts voted in favor of legalization? 142. only one precinct voted against this, in the upper northwest quadrant of d.c., one of the most affluent regions of d.c. and in that jurisdiction, it lost by only nine votes. nine votes away from a complete landslide. politicians need to take note of that. republicans, of course, tried to stop this. they're saying you can't and they put an amendment on the omnibus

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jamaica just this week indicated they're going to go ahead with small possession and cultivation of recreational and medical marijuana. other countries, guatemala is clamoring for an end to the war on drug. colombia, a staunch drug war ally, historically, is pushing hard against the drug war, as well. so there's lots of change happening. domestically, this past election, three more jurisdictions voted for marijuana legalization so we have oregon, alaska, and my home of washington, d.c. washington, d.c. is important to note here because the voters of washington, d.c. voted by a 70% margin in favor of legalization of marijuana. in washington, d.c., there are 143 precincts. do you know how many precincts voted in favor of legalization? 142. only one precinct voted against this, in the upper northwest quadrant of d.c., one of the most affluent regions of d.c. and in that jurisdiction, it lost by only nine votes. nine votes away from a complete landslide. politicians need to take note of that. republicans, of course, tried to stop this. they're saying you can't and they put an amendment on the omnibu