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>> medical concerns about him. i guess you have the same average medical concerns you have for a 70-year-old man. >> reporter: the only other question i think people are curious about he would be the healthiest person ever to take office. >> i think most of the list of presidents from the united states like woodrow wilson walking around with a hemorrhage in his brain and eisenhower, one after the other we have not had very -- i mean, these people are older and develop adult illnesses. i don't think there's a healthiest person who elected, you didn't elect a 22-year-old. >> reporter: how could you know he would be in the best health of any president in the history of the united states. >> i like that sentence. i like that sentence, to be quite honest with you. all the rest of them are either sick or dead. we've had everything as president. dementia and people with tumors. we've had everything as president. we've had psychotic and paranoids and we've had all in my own little lifetime. we've had plenty of very disturb

there is no testimony in the record in any of the briefs that there's a medical benefit to having a medication abortion at the multimillion dollar surgical facility. every other mainstream leading association has concluded that they are not justified for a variety of reasons including that they put the burden on medical abortion which is the earliest form and that these are also imposed in early surgical procedures prior to 16. they are going to be delayed later in pregnancy. it's an increase in both the number and the proportion of abortions being pursued formed. so by delaying the access these are actually increasing the risk . the second is the dnc and what's a cause. what is the risk factor for a d&c related to abortion and a non- abortion d&c they are performed in offices for lots of other conditions besides abortion is there any evidence in the record that shows that there's any medical difference in the procedures that would necessitate an abortion being an acs or not. >> the evidence shows that the procedures are virtually identical particularly when it is performed to complete a spont

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jude medical devices? wants toor group launch a hack attack, it now knows to go to saint jude. >> we are not aware of any immediate threat. having said that, we should not assume that others are not out there looking at the same suite of technologies we have looked at. so if there are immediate mitigations st. jude medical can deploy, to minimize the risk, but security is a subset of quality. they need an expensive overhaul and they need to examine the way they are designing, deploying, and updating their technology. there are a lot of questions about whether this is ethical, the way you are approaching this. at any point did you struggle with that question? >> we recognize that it is nontraditional. law'sven saint jude history of brushing these issues to one side and making no changes to their technology, despite the research, despite the dhs, despite the requirements that cyber security be prioritized, nothing has changed in the st. jude medical technology suite. we did not feel confident that the most e

>>> an alert about medical marijuana in nevada. why the state is warning some people are not following the law to get the medicine. >>> a nervous start to the summer olympic games in rio. the bomb squad is called out near the finish line of a >>> and cases of home-grown zee zika virus getting biggerrer. what experts say could spread the virus even more in america. >>> a warning tonight from the state of nevada about medical marijuana. don't believe claims that you can get medical-mile-an-hour and an i.d. you do need a card or you are breaking the law. the medical marijuana alert is our top story tonight. we want to head right over to news 3's nathan o'neal who is live to show us how some people may be trying to bend nevada's medical marijuana law. nathan? >> reporter: yeah, some states like california, you can get medical marijuana if you have a written recommendation from a doctor. as for here in nevada, the attorney general says not so fast. >> platinum blue dream. >> reporter: it's been nearly a year since the first dispensary o

>> the medical and safety part is a heavy component of it. it's something the faa puts heavy emphasize on because if it can happen on the ground, it can happen in the air as well. >> although rare, inflight medical issues do occur. 1 in every 604 flights report medical emergencies. the most common are fainting or feeling dizzy or nausea or vomiting. delta says they do their best to train flight attendants to handle most medical problems the can happen in the sky. this is the other part of the team. instead of being in the air, they're on the ground. based at the university of pittsburgh medical center, stat m.d. is a medical communication center that offers support surfa services for several north american lines. >> we basically provide inflight consultations for emergencies and also provide fitness to fly screenings for the airlines for people on the ground in case there's a question on their ability to go up into the air. >> let's say someone is having -- they feel light headed and they're having chest pain, for example. which probably is a

addition the proposal would allow for the medication of medical cannabis many that smoking vaporizingin her consumption of medical cannabis edibles would be permitted on-site. as was the on-site cultivation again meeting like underwater plants be kept on the premises for the purposes of harvesting medical products. the proposal would make tenant permits to the existing 4001 at 21 square-foot ground floor commercial space with no physical expansion at the existing structure. the project sponsor remains a full-time security which is include indoor and outdoor video surveillance that in addition security guards will be employed inside and outside the subject retail shit hours of operation for the ncb 8 am-10 pm dear. they maintain full-time security as i mentioned. [inaudible] project sponsor employment levels are anticipated to exceed 30 employees the first year which does include security. as approved by the board of supervisors of the prominent public-health serves as the lead agency for permitting and cds. the print unto you is generally limited to the location of physical characteri

medications or get groceries and 50% of medications aren't taken as prescribe and what also remarkable is it is sticker shock at the pharmacy counter. so 35% of scripts are left at the pharmacy counter without even being picked up. >> let's walk through how that works. if you are offering the low prices and we're looking at a list, average for lipitor is $163, you could get it for uer that seems crazy. why is no one else doing that. >> we are at a unique time when we find that technology is realigning a whole host of other industries. it didn't happen yet in the pharmaceutical space. >> how do you make money? >> we make money by negotiating. we negotiate with every pharmaceutical in the country for the prescription medications and what we've done to make our product simple is charge one ce co lose ney as well. >> and when i start thinking about the profit margins, how big is your prophet margin. >> and a lot of medications are less than $5 and our margin is pretty thin. >> and that is the barrier for entry. but you have to make it up with a lot of bulk in order to be able to turn a pro

they get certified by doctors and can ingest medical marijuana. so there's a groundswell of support to decriminalize. >> but at the dea all drugs are put in categories, and this one goes in a category with lsd, and mdma. why -- and heroin. >> there hasn't been enough certification, at least at local levels for it to rise up to the federal level. now it's becoming a fiscal reality. do you know what it is to try to manage mars knar when you do these arrests? 700,000 people get arrested. it costs $10 billion to this country to just manage these infractions of medical marijuana. so if someone at the federal level is saying we should do something about this. this is crippling our economy and there's just a ground swell of support to do it and we have doctors who don't prescribe is because they can't but recommend it for patients. so, finally, the doj at least has done a memo talking about medical marijuana and saying that there may be in the future. we may be able to certify, and dee certify is at a class one and allow for medical marijuana ingested in

can safely medicate at home so having a place where they can comfortably medicate and user cannabis is important to them. as well as low income people who may live in section 8 housing that doesn't don't allow for this type of medical consumption. so, i strongly consider to allow for this type of use and give people a safe place and a lot of patience idea with also don't have a lot of social activity in their life. they don't get out a lot some have place where they can share with other patients and talk about different types of conditions that they have and how medical cannabis helps them is important to their social healing as would you please, take that into consideration and i thank you for your time >> thank you. any additional public comment? not seen any public comment is closed.. commissioner hillis >> thank you. i think my biggest question was on-site consumption did i appreciate the public comments that were made. they can discuss that. i think were seen less as cds requesting on-site consumption but it appears to be a need for that. so i appreciate those comments. with th

facilities large medical facilities and axiliary medical supplies a natural fit you can't compete with large institutions like this so i commend you and thank you for taking time out of your day to come here. >> commissioiner vice president adams i wanted to second this is straight up legislation i totally will support it tracey you've going done a great job with sacramento and wanting until you came and opened up your shooting shop you made an different especially on saturday a thanksgiving. >> serve as an example for all business districts cvd are organized by the citizens in them so not falling on the government to formulate the businesses do we have a motion. >> i move second. >> in favor. >> i. >> i. >> that item passes 6 to zero one absent. >> thank you. >> awesome thank you for coming out appreciate it. >> may be one less time you'll have to do it. >> keep on doing it. >> all right. item 3 presentation and possible action on the board of supervisors file initiative ordinance tax regulations and administrative code on the taxing of the affordable housing and homeless services bus

we have medical marijuana laws that we have not realized the advantages of in medical marijuana system. it would correct the many social injustices that occurred on the war on drugs. right now in massachusetts even with decriminalization more likely to get arrested for marijuana offense that a white person, despite equal use rates among both communities. it would correct a social injustice. the third reason, and there are many more, marijuana now is travel and in society -- is prevalent in society and has been for decades. we think we should take commerce away from criminals, drug dealers, put it under the ed: you've heard the argument before, marijuana is a gateway drug. to that you say -- jim: we say that his false. ed: robert dupont says marijuana is positively correlated with cigarette use, illegal drug use and cocaine and methamphetamine. jim: he's wrong. i would like to see a scientific study that shows that because we have not seen a single credible scientific study that shows that marijuana is a gateway t it's two things, tobacco, and alcohol. we have seen that early use up tob

medical costs.he company at the prison i worked, if they sent a prisoner out for medical care, they had to bear that cost. there's a lot of resistance to sitting prisoners out of the hospital. they had less mental health staff. there were days i came into work where there were 24 guards for 1500 prisoners. this is far below what the contract requires. this problem has been found throughout cca's state and federal prisons. the inspector general has made reports on their audit showing, in one prison where there were byts, the riot was caused understaffing and poor medical care. after they issued the report, they went back and found that problem had not been corrected. this has happened in several states as well. you know, to answer your question about how this is going to affect the states, it remains to be seen, but what i did see winn at is that the company was under a lot of pressure by the state at that time to kind of get its act together, to improve security, improve health care, prevent escapes

tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. eliquis treats dvt & pe blood clots. plus had less major bleeding. to eliquis right for me. ask your doctor if it's right for you. we met a boy who made medical history by becoming the first child to receive a double hand transplant. his story has touched so many of our viewers. now he's back to show the world how far he has come. rehema ellis who first brought us his story has his next chapter. >> when we first met zion last year, he was unstoppable. even though he had lost both infection as a toddler. >> keep monitoring things. >> reporter: and even after ground breaking surgery to attach new hands, his energy was drained, but not his determination. and take a look at him now. oh, my goodness! his new hands are growing with him. >> when i got my hands, it's like here's a piece of my life that was missing. now it's here. now my life is >> reporter: now he can cut -- look what you can do. color and play, beating me at jenga. you are not giving up. he can do nearly all the things most

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- against medical wanted nothing to do with it. after a time they decided that all the pills he had to take also controlled his life. >> with a brain injury you lose so much of yourself and we're hoping that you know when he can come off the medication that is he's on that he will get to feeling more like himself, start having more memories. >> a company called surterra their putices makes the in hillsborough county. lisa avery has been treating richard for the past two years and is excited to see the results. >> we've tried many things and it finally became aavailable so we jumped at the chance. >> and ultimately she's hoping this treatment will take the place of six medications that richard murphy is taking. in order for her to prescribe this she had to complete a special cour with the state. and she has to have a three- month relationship at the very least with her patient. josh? >> it would be nice if he could get off those medications but is this new prescription covered by insurance? >> that's the drawback. it's not covered f

instead, today's theme is medical records. both candidates raising questions about the health of their opponent. donald trump challenging hillary clinton in a tweet. this is what mr. trump tweeted. i think that both candidates should release detailed medical records. i have no problem in doing so. hillary? the clinton campaign firing back on mr. trump's health and picking apart a letter from trump's personal physician decleari decled declaring, "if elected, mr. trump would be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." elizabeth cohen, let's start with this letter that we've seen from trump's doctor. tell me about that and how he evaluated him. >> you know, the letter is very interesting. my colleague, sanjay gupta, was saying that he hadn't seen quite a letter like this. i feel the same way, using phrases like his -- his cardiovascular status is excellent. if elected, he would be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. that kind of hyperbole is not seen in medical records. medical letters are

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so they are focused on medical and medical marijuana hoping to make difference jennifer evening has the story. in boston busy downtown crossing city's first medical marijuana open you can pass right by and not even know it's there. i don't see any sign age or anything. that is by design? >> yeah, that was one of the requirements of the approval from the city was there be no large sign age outside. >> patriot care coo bob takes us inside. patients will show us state medical marijuana card and another id to be buzzed in. >> then they will called into dispensary itself. it has the feel of a doctor's of. ourselves a medical company. so away want it to be, we don't want to feel like a head shop. so all the american will be kept behind the counter in the cabinets and drawers. patriot care part of national medical marijuana company columbia care has licenses to operate three dispensaries in massachusetts. boston, greenfield, and lowell, where company also has a cultivation facility to grow all of their many. >> patients can see it and smell we will have an eight strains of flower smokeable pro

he was a classmate of bashar al assad in medical school. dr. sahloul is a critical care specialist in chicago. welcome to democracy now! when you heard about the latest attack, even since you have just returned from aleppo, russia attacking from iran, your thoughts? and then describe aleppo to us. >> my thoughts and my colleagues thoughts from aleppo, which i keep contact every minute with them, is the same. everyone is bombing syria and no one cares about ending the crisis. it looks like the russians are having fun bombing syria from different parts. they are bombing isis and also civilians. the al-assad regime is bombing cities and historic sites and civilians with all kinds of weapons. the iranians are bombing aryans. everyone is bombing syrians. the story that is not being told in the media -- i mean, when people know about syria or hear about t syria, they think it is something related to isis or that something that is collocated, but what is happening is civilians are suffering every day. children are being mutilated and killed with barre

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is this being done by medical researchers? neuroscientists, a lot of the people i described in "the brain electric," some of them are surgeons working with a patient group. most of it is being funded by -- much of it is being funded by the military. thepeople working with research subjects are often and they'replegics looking at this as a chance to eventually help people in a medical setting. it -- how did darpa get involved in this project? beenlm: they have for a veryin bci long time. sometimes the interest is building smarter interfaces to create a more robust military force. this program is based on something spearheaded -- this is about trying to make whole the soldiers who are coming back who,iraq and afghanistan, because of advances in body suffering blows that previously would have been fatal but are now coming back with amputations. these are young men and women who are in their 20's and 30's who have their entire life before them. he studied the brain prior to aining darpa, and has missionary zeal. trying -- a lot of

a new medical marijuana dispensary is now open for business. it's one of seven facilities across the state that's now byron barnett is live for us in boston with reaction on the story today. >> yeah, boston's first medical marijuana accidentsary heed its dares this afternoon. located right here near downtown crossing. sort of a non-descript building over there. close to the t stop and so forth. patients we talk to say they're happy it's here and medical marijuana has given them their lives back. >> a group of priests say a >>> the opening of the patriot care medical marijuana dispensary, the first dispensary in boston and the seventh in the state patients lined up and ready to go in when the dares opened. minutes later out they came with medical marijuana. >> what have you there? i have some sour cush. you don't have to worry about the stigma of it being illegal. you're using condition that you have. >> most adult was use it for pain. it's associated with cancer or cancer therapy or other types of pain. >> reporter: patients who have a state me

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the agency concluded that marijuana has a high potential for abuse or that it has no accepted medical use in the us and lacks any acceptable level of safety for use supervision. the dea says it will allow more studying of marijuana by letting more institutions grow pot plants for research. dave young today met a colorado mother who strongly disagrees with the dea's decision same marijuana has saved her young sun's life. >> this mother brought her son all the way across the country to begin using medical marijuana. because doctors had run out of ways to treat him and getting better every month and causing nothing short of a miracle. >> four -year-old ezra was not expected to live until his first birthday. born with a severe form of a brain disorder he was having up to 500 caesar's today. >> just starting with high cbd cannabis oil we saw a 95 percent reduction in caesar's. >> as were his mother sa medication including morphinefrom snl, dilute and phenobarbital. >> it did not matter how much they were giving him he could not go more than an hour without screaming in pain. >> as he got w

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they have been waiting for these medications for many years, simple medications with minimal side effects. i think it's important before starting treatment for patients that you do educate them that it's very important that they adhere to these medications. gobbledygook only risk factor is not taking the medications. there are a few other things but for the most part if you take these medications on a regular basis as prescribed, like i said give a 90% plus kids adventure. that's across many different kinds of popular things. we've done a lot of real world studies going on now and the data looks quite good, even not just, the date in the real work is similar to the dated in the clinical trials that have been published. i think it's a message that's very important to take your medications, high chance of being cured. >> i know some programs have restricted access to these drugs because of someone's prior or current alcohol use or substance use. could you comment on those? >> that's also variable but some states do require pretreatment drug testing or an alcohol abstinence prior to starting

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if it is for medical reasons or illegal. >> to clarify, his medical marijuana legalization is in california. he does not have a new jersey card. to diana's point, he has never stabbed or shot anybody, he gives away we'd freely. it helps him sit b relax and enjoy a muffin out of his own caf?. >> where you may call him a criminal, many call him in an activist. many have passed legalization laws, that's what he's trying to do here. if you're calling the same people in colorado and washington, the criminals they would disagree. >> there's lot of people who believe in him but don't want to be associated with him. >> buying cars are hard but what if your told you could buy a car because you lived in a high risk area to sell it to the telegram. happened when he went to go buy a car prestige motors. >> we tested the car after that the sales managers that i cannot sell you the car. i said what happen. >> it's what the sales manager said next that caused him to file a lawsuit that i have right here against the company. >> because this this is a car people buy from here they import from the taliban an

the only risk factor for failing these medications is not taking the medications. there are a few other things but for the most part if you take these medications on a regular basis as described you have a 90% chance of being cured so adherence is quite good and that is across many different populations. we have done real-world evidence studies, the data is quite good not just -- data in the real world is similar to data in clinical trials so i think it is a message that is important, take your medication. high chance of being cured. >> some medicaid programs have restricted access to the drugs because of someone's prior or current alcohol use or substance abuse. could you comment on those? >> that is variable but some states require pretreatment drug testing or alcohol abstinence prior to starting these medications. i don't think any of those were demonstrated to impact the outcomes of treatment like they have with interferon-based treatments which were much more regular with side effects and adherence issues so if you are trying to break the cycle of new infectio

and the medical marijuana has certainly helped tremendously. >> now, medical marijuana is not covered by insurance, so ti out-of-pocket. but officials here say they hope that he will change in the future. that's the story live from downtown boston, i'm byron barnett, 7news. >>> and then the race for the white house are donald trump seemingly cutting ties with some top republicans, many seeing it as political payback. trump is refusing to support many g.o.p. leaders in their re-election bids including house speaker paul ryan, once again sending the message to the establishment, could you say. ryan schulteis is here with more and other party leaders is leading to serious backlash from republicans but the trump campaign doesn't seem too worried. >> reporter: donald trump has embarked on a southern campaign swing just as he faces new controversy. his refusal to endorse the reelection of republican john mccain and house speaker paul ryan. week in front of crowds that are overflowing on to the streets. the campaign is in very good shape. >> reporter: trump tweeted there is great unity in my

i'm not against medical marijuana. we have several dispensaries that deliver to the area. they claim to be a model dispensary but they been bribing people to come into the neighborhood.. they claim to be a nonprofit but they don't have a 501(c)(3) status. the please have been called several times should i don't know what white it doesn't show on the northern station record. they manhandled autistic child's when the doors are wide open. i don't know why that doesn't show in the northern nation records. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you poor people. i don't know how you do it. it's amazing especially you in the middle. you look the most tired. i've had a record shop on lower haight directly across from the street for 30 years and i've seen three different clubs on that street and every time there is one it changes the whole dynamic of the block. we are very short block and were half a block from low income housing in i feel like having them there is just going to be a danger to everyone that ever walks down that street. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is kirk wi