we first met charlotte figi when dr.ta told her incredible story of survival and recovery. now sanjay is saying good-bye to his courageous and pioneering friend. >> reporter: for the last 20 years i have straddled the world of medicine and journalism, and in both professions i'm always reminded, stay objective. do your best work. don't get too close. but with little charlotte figi, that was impossible. she just had this way about her, that smile, that giggle that just got you and captured your heart. >> do you remember me? >> reporter: that was june 2019, the last time i saw charlotte, and she was doing great. >> i can't imagine that she would be 12 years old and seeing her at 12 years old and what that would look like. she was dieing. >> reporter: when i first met charlotte it was 2013 for our first film on medical marijuana called "weed." >> pitter patter. tiptoe. >> reporter: we had heard about this amazing 6-year-old from colorado had had epilepsy. she had a seizure. every one potentially fatal. no one worked. then o

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. >> when i first met charlotte, it was 2013 for our first film on medical marijuana, called "weed."> pitter patter. creep crawls in the cave. >> we had heard about this amazing 6-year-old from colorado who had a rare form of epilepsy. she had a seizure every 30 minutes, every one potentially fatal. no treatment had worked. and then one day, desperate, her parents gave her a non-psychoactive ingreet yent from the cannabis plant called cannabidiol or cbd. >> she didn't have a seizure that day or that night. yeah, i thought this is crazy. >> it was at that moment people started to see that marijuana, which had been considered dangerous, could also be a therapy. she changed my mind and opened my eyes to the possibility this was a legitimate medicine. and in the process, she changed the world. >> probably the most important thing i'll ever do was to help my own child and then share that information to help others. >> charlotte figi was the entire cbd movement wrapped up into a big smile. her story changed policy about cannabis. states were inspired by the story of charlotte figi and made

. >> reporter: when i first met charlotte, it was 2013, through our first film on medical marijuana calltter, creep crawls in the cave. >> reporter: we had heard about this amazing 6-year-old from colorado who had a rare form of epilepsy. she had a seizure every 30 minutes. everyone potentially fatal. no treatment had worked. then one day, desperate, her parents gave her a non-psychoactive ingredient from a cannabis plant cbd. >> this is charlotte's web. she didn't have a soezier that day and she didn't have a seizure that night. yeah. right. i this is crazy. >> reporter: and it was at that moment that people started to see marijuana, which had been considered dangerous, could also be different. she changed my mind and opened my eyes to the possibility that this was a legitimate medicine. and in the process, she changed the world. >> probably the most important thing i'll ever do was to help my own child and share that information, help others. >> reporter: charlotte was the entire cbd movement wrapped up into a sweet little girl with a big smile and an even bigger hurt. her story change

seeing her 12 years on what that would look like she was dying working really well when i first met charlotte was 2013. for our first film on medical marijuana we now call the lead. >>petr patter pitter pat to toe in the cave. >>we heard about this amazing 6 year-old from colorado who had a rare form of epilepsy. she had a seizure every 30 minutes everyone potentially fatal. no treatment had worked and then one day desperate tactics parents gave her a non psychoactive ingredient from the cannabis plant called canada or cbd with this is charlotte's web. she didn't have seizure that day and then she didn't have a seizure that night just to watch right. i thought this is crazy. >>it was at that moment, people started to see that marijuana which had been considered dangerous. it could also be a therapy change my mind oh yeah, and opened my eyes to the possibility that this was a legitimate medicine and something in the process been here she changed the world. >>by the most important thing i'll ever do was was to help my own child and then have share that information help others. charlotte fee. >>

. >> reporter: when i first met charlotte, it was 2013 for our first film on medical marijuana calledweed." >> pitter patter, tiptoe. >> we heard about this rare little girl in colorado who had seizures. no treatment had worked. then one day, desperate, her parents gave her a piece of the marijuana plant, or cbd. >> she didn't have a seizure that day, and she didn't have a seizure that night. i thought, this is crazy. >> and it was at that moment that people started to see that marijuana, which had been considered dangerous, could also be a therapy. she changed my mind and opened my eyes to the possibility that this was a legitimate medicine. and in the process, she changed the world. >> probably the most important thing i'll ever do was to help my own child and share that information and help others. >> charlotte figi was the entire cbd movement wrapped up into a sweet little girl with a big smile and an even bigger heart. her story changed policy about cannabis. states were inspired by the story of charlotte figi and made cbd more accessible around the united states to treat epileps

. >> reporter: when i first met charlotte, it was 2013.ilm on medical marijuana called "weed." pitter-patter, pitter-pat, tiptoe, crawls in the cave. >> reporter: we heard about this amazing 6-year-old from colorado who had a rare form of epilepsy. she had a seizure every 30 minutes, every one potentially fatal. no treatment had worked. and then one day desperate, her parents gave her a nonpsychoactive ingredient from the cannabis plant call eed canabidiol or cbd. >> she didn't have a seizure that day or that night. i thought this is crazy. >> reporter: it was at that moment, people started to see that marijuana, which had been considered dangerous, could also be a therapy. she changed my mind, and opened my eyes to the possibility that this was a legitimate medicine. and in the process, she changed the world. >> the most important thing i'll ever do was to help my own child and share that information and help others. >> reporter: charlotte figi was the entire cbd movement wrapped up into a sweet little girl with a big smile, and an even b

the government says the 100,000 target set by the health secretary is due to be met by tomorrow. charlotte end of april. yesterday, the number of people tested in the previous 24 hours was 43,453. in order to more than double the number of daily tests, the government is increasing the capacity for testing and expanding the criteria for who can be tested. it will now include people over 65 with symptoms and any workers who cannot work from home and anyone in a household that has symptoms — any nhs worker and resident or staff in care homes regardless of whether they have symptoms or not. it will be done by a combination of existing drive—through centres, mobile testing units run by the army and home testing kits. tens of thousands of care home staff have been to drive—in centres. we call this a satellite model where a bunch of swabs are delivered, administered by the staff and sent back in a bunch. there has been criticism as to why testing in care homes was not available sooner. i don't ldon't really accept that. we i don't really accept that. we have been giving them attention. we have be

charlotte. and she was doing great. >> i can't imagine back then imagine she would be 12 years old and seeing her and what that would look like. she was dying. >> reporter: when i first met her, it was 2013, for her first film on medical marijuana called "weed." we had heard about this amazing 6-year-old from colorado who had a rare form of epilepsy. she had a seizure every 30 minutes. everyone potentially fatal. no treatment worked. and one day, desperate, they gave her a nonpsychooactive ingredient from the cannabis plant, cbd. >> this is charlotte's web. she department have a seizure that day. then she didn't have a seizure that night. i thought, this is crazy. >> it was at that moment people started to see marijuana, which had been considered dangerous, could also be a therapy. she changed my mind and opened my eyes to the possibility that this was a legitimate medicine. and in the process, she changed the world. >> probably the most important thing i'll ever do is help my own child, share that information. >> charlotte was the