lindberg noticed something different about the patient's injured in butane's hash oil. pain-killers had no effect. >> the first few patient that came in, we were giving them the narcotics that we use, and it wasn't working. >> on a hunch the doctor prescribed a synthetic pill used in h.i.v. patient to stimulate appetite. he was giving them more t.h.c. away. >> the pain was easier to manage. they didn't throw up, they were able to keep calories in. lindberg gloves his dabbing patients had been in marijuana withdrawal and needed the t.h.c. to recover. >> what i worry about is how much marijuana people are taking now as a result of these laws. we never had people falling off of balconies, never had people ending up in emergency rooms from too much marijuana. we never had anyone withdrawing from it. now with the extraction methods, you are dealing with almost pure t.h.c. and they are putting candy. >> so far the numbers are small, but the casualties may increase as the business grows and state authorities scramble to keep up. >> looking ahead next week on connoisseur. >> ri

. >> leon you have the chance to get a rare up-close look at charles lindberg's spirit of st. louis. the historic custom built plane is now on the floor of the smithsonian air & space museum today for the first time in 22 years. scientists are giving that plane a conservation treatment so charles lindberg of course, flew the plane on the first ever transatlantic flight in 1927. it will stay there right where it is for the next eight months. >> nice history lesson for the kids. check that out. don't you think? >> eight months to do it. >> nice weather to get downtown. no major storms but minor day-to-day changes. get started with a preview. 40's holding on at reagan national airport. it will be chilly but not exceptionally cold. 30 here in arlington. cloudiness, we're going to watch that come through and tomorrow, a fair amount of sunshine. it will be breezy ahead of the next system that's swinging through. no rain or snow in the next system. just the winds. clear out and turn colder tomorrow night. saturday looks spectacular. sunday looks like we'll have clouds moving in and a

host: let's hear from john and kate lindberg, tennessee, a republican. caller: good morning. just -- i listen to this -- i listened to this hearing yesterday. once she made the statement that she believed that waterboarding was torture, that showed me that the ignorance on her education her qualifications to hold this position. and along with the immigration side, she just -- anybody that -- these fast food workers who want more money, $15 per hour to work in a fast food joint, that will cause every burger in the place to go up $.50 per out of -- $.50 per item. those jobs were not created for that. it is for kids learning to get along in the workforce. then obama brings in 6 million illegals over the summer, mostly kids. to these people realize that that is the same that nafta was? nafta was one of the biggest job killers. i am 54 years old and i have 3 million miles over the road in all 48 states in the lower 48 in -- and in canada as a truck driver. nafta was one of the biggest job killers, with the unions, killing 10 million jobs. if america wants a 100% workforce in this