it's a several year gap but what i do worry is that with the high potency stuff and with the sudden admit of jewel, which is really taking off in the last four years, which is taking nicotine and many teens starting out with that, wind up using thc very quickly. some of the kids are going to break, 95 years but in one or two years. if that is correct, we might start to see a real epidemic of psychosis in the next couple of years. not saying it will happen but i will say this. one of the things legalization's communities say, it's a huge increase in cannabis use in the west in the last 25 years. dating back longer than that, there hasn't been a population of psychosis personal, we don't know if that's true. psychiatric inpatient, relations and people 18 -- 25 have gone up in the last few years. we don't have any national theater of psychosis, schizophrenia were more broad definitions of psychosis. two countries where they actually have done a good job of this, there's been a real increase in psychosis but schizophrenia diagnosis from 1993 and 2013 and 2000 -- 2012 in the mark. both of thos

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in india it has a particular potency.india it has a particular potencylj foxes the best of us. in india it has a particular potency. i get information from social media, like whatsapp, facebook, news channels... facebook, whatsapp, instagram. last year more than 30 people died after false social media rumours triggered mob violence. this ngo stepped in to counter it‘s effects. the explosion of mobile internet here has been a cultural earthquake. people easily believe fiery fake news, and underestimate the effect of sharing it. india is certainly a country which comes under this whole thing like follow, share, forward, like. misinformation is catchy, misinformation is alarming, misinformation is alarming, misinformation is alarming, misinformation is very attractive. we don‘t feel, you know, bad about forwarding it without realising how a forward can impact people. follow, share, forward, like. at election time, fiery rhetoric linked to identity does all of these things, and there are politicians here who are happy to ferm

mix a quick stop to meet potence she's treated like a rock star. but she has little time she plans to cover hundreds of polling stations in the next days. that means many more like this one every handshake and car and. she faces a tough challenge from prime minister nuri in the movies hindu nationalist party which is ready for it this election is unlike any election we've had since independence and here it is election for the idea of india we are fighting to remove madiba fighting to save the very idea of india that i'm going to win one hundred percent of the question of how large my victory margin will be temperatures have already soared to more than thirty five degrees but there's no way. it's going to get a date anytime soon. so there are more and more female candidates hoping to change india's political landscape but what do young women think about their representation in parliament we hit the streets of delhi to find out i wouldn't like you work for a woman just. a fear that if there are bird number of women in the parliament then . in the mai

gains this year, but the latest polls suggest the rhetoric may be losing its potency with german voters. trumpweet from donald attacking congresswoman ilhan om ar. >> a tepid attempt to distance the president from any consequences of his rhetoric. and edited video that dismissive ofwas the e 9/11 attacks. >> what her commentnts to be absolulutely disgracef a and bun -- an un-befitting of a memberr of congress and it is a good thing the president is calling her out. why aren't democrats doing it as well? news footage from care.o a speech made to 9/11re was founded after because they recognize s some pepeople did something and that all of us were starting toto loe access to our civil liberties. >> her words some people did something were heavily criticicized by republicanans. angerreaction has drawn from top democrats. unconvinced by the response, nancy pelosi moved to step up for the congresswoman and her family. nancy pelosi urged the president to remove the video clip from his video clip, although he has refused to do so. >> the palace of versailles is visitedaris' most tourist attract

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these potence stop to refuel their car the pangolin was still alive and lying in the cargo area the rangers had received a tip from a witness. a rescue mission like this is what saved and gave her new temporary home. now she can at least go for walks back in the bush at the moment still accompanied by her own personal bodyguard. requires a lot of dedication. testifies to that this week we take a look at the effects of. a method practiced by up to five hundred million. and one with devastating consequences for the environment. traveled to meet with activists in the region who have environmentally friendly. the hottest months of the year and. it's a time when many. a tradition that dates back to ancient times. destroys biodiversity. now you know slash and burn the fires actually make the fertile for a short time because plant remains fall to the ground and mix with the otherwise barren soil but the fires also release huge amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. we've come to toledo in the south of belize the district is home to the indigenous kitschy maya who trace their roots back to

mix a quick stop to meet potence she's treated like a rock star. but she has little time she plans to cover hundreds of polling stations in the next two days. that means many more like this one every handshake and car and a p.t. comports she faces a tough challenge from prime minister nouri in the movies hindu nationalist party but she's ready for it this election is unlike any election we've that since independence and yet it is it in action for the idea of india we are fighting to move more the fighting to save the very idea of india i'm going to win one hundred percent of my victory margin will be the temperatures have already soared to more than thirty five degrees but there's no way. it's going to get a date any time soon. i was reporting there were only seven to eight percent of the candidates in this election are women we spoke earlier to meg. she is one of india's foremost female writers she also curates in mumbai panel discussion on symbolism called feminist we asked why there are so few women in indian politics you know the question you b

east correspondent on extremists sent us this report on what voters are saying on the eve of the potence. benyamin netanyahu is likud versus benny gantz blue and white party is resurrection is said to be a tight race with voters remaining split including here in this close restore in jerusalem ilana benyamin hopes to be netanyahu as everyone calls to prime minister who form the next government she can see any i'll turn it. on and if. i think b.b. has a great team they're doing fine and have babies elected i will sleep well at night we will move towards a safe future for me for my sons and grandsons should we look at the another four years of maybe unthinkable for this young student guggenheim voted for netanyahu is likud party in the previous elections but this time his vote for the go to the new blue and white party headed by former army chief of staff benny gantz i think he has his time coming go to serve his country well i think after time for years the really the time has come to switch parties and have been born white take the premiership and move country to hopefully better and mor

what potency will vox now have in spanish politics?d in terms of their institutional impact, because they will have less than 10% of the 350 seat chamber here. but it could have a broader impact in terms of setting the agenda on the right, influencing the agenda on the right, influencing the other parties on the right. if we have a weakened partido popular, and we have ciudadanos as well, they might be influenced by vox. they already seem to have been influenced by vox in recent months, particularly on issues like the territorial issue of catalonia. so they could have some impact there. what an incurable jennifer they could have some impact there. what an incurablejennifer pedro sanchez. he took the socialists through their worst electoral defeats twice and has come back —— what an incredible journey for him. what secured it this time, was it the fear of the hard right which was pa rt the fear of the hard right which was part of his campaign? there was this picture of the three parties of the right gathering lots of supporters ata righ

in fact fence nals potency means mexican cartels can deal with smaller shipments instead of smuggling fifty kilos of heroin with the risk of getting caught dealers would only need to smuggle in one kilo of fence will instead to receive the same street value and financial return and while most of it is transported into the u.s. through legal ports of entry or even by post trump has repeatedly cited the opioids including fentanyl a one of his reasons for building a border war with mexico. i'd also like to have you take a look at the event and all that's coming out of china and mexico and whatever you can do from a legal standpoint whether it's litigation lawsuits of people in companies but in china you have some pretty big companies sending their garbage and killing our people it's almost a form of warfare and i'd like to do whatever you can do legally to stop it from china and from mexico and if you could look into that appreciate it. china by its disputed u.s. claims that it is responsible for the fence no crisis may volatile free of arts and the accusations from the u.s. led evidence

describing her for the canadian marketplace and they'll be heavily regulated in terms of dosing, potencykaging. that is in canada. what you are referring to is cbd. waslegality of that partially address in the 2018 farmville that passed in december of last year. there was a setback provision in the farm bill. the fda is cognizant of the unregulated status of cbd and they announced they will have a hearing in may. u.s., somel in the states recreational cannabis is legal, cbd is proliferating everywhere. there still seems to be an issue in either one with banking and access to the financial system. do you see signs that that is improving for the legal players in the u.s., their access to a financial system? vivien: access to commercial banking is something congress is working on right now. it is a piece of bipartisan legislation called the states act. it did pass out of committee. -- it didhouse, now pass out of committee in the house. so now we see if it gets rolled up into a larger piece of legislation. optimistic the act will pass in 2019. caroline: you made great points in some written

a military mom speaking out about the dangers of high potency medical marijuana writing, "there's nothingd airborne division and a tour of duty in iraq buffeted new struggles at home and he eventually committed suicide. he said his marijuana addiction was to blame. pete: his mother, co-founder of mom's strong.org joins us now with more. sally thank you so much for joining us, for your son's service, for your courage. tell us a little bit first about your son. >> my son was a fun-loving guy. he seemed like a normal kid. just did normal things, no signs of trouble coming, but it was after his discharge from the army which by the way and this is important, he did not blame his addiction or his problems or his suicide on ptsd. as a matter of fact he denied ptsd. he said that he had no symbols of it. he experienced nothing that should have caused trauma that should have caused that. he blamed it clearly on his marijuana use. jedediah: sally, we're all deeply deeply sorry for the loss of your son. this story is so tragic and so horrifying to us. you have made the distinction though in your op-e

when donald trump feels impotent he does this flamboyant pantomime of potency, tweeting furiously, goingode. because in the venn diagram of trump battle mode and meltdown overlap. >> he realizes most americans won't read the 400-page document. they'll go on social media, go on their particular -- wherever they get their news from, which reenforces their beliefs and they're going to hear the president say completely exonerated. he's smart in realizing the actual report is damning but all the glowing things everyone is saying about me in the trump media world, that's what they'll believe. >> i still think he's worried about being investigated more. there are other things that could come out and he knows that. if they get a hold of his tax returns, for example, there's all these different things that could be problematic for him, separate from what people think of them, he could be in actually legal peril and find out he's misstating his income. these are serious issues. god knows what else is out there. he does know that when you're under investigation they're going to typically find thing

in fact fence mills potency means mexican cartels can deal with smaller shipments instead of smuggling fifty kilos of heroin with the risk of getting caught dealers would only need to smuggle in one kilo of fence will instead to receive the same street value and a financial return and while most of it is transported into the u.s. through legal ports of entry or even by post trump has repeatedly cited the opioids including fentanyl a one of his reasons for building a border war with mexico i'd also like to have you take a look at the event and all that's coming out of china and mexico. and whatever you can do from a legal standpoint whether it's litigation lawsuits of people in companies. joining you have some pretty big companies sending their garbage and killing our people it's almost a form of the word. and i'd like to do whatever you can do legally to stop it from china and from mexico. if you could look into that and appreciate it china by its disputed u.s. claims that it is responsible for the fentanyl crisis move on a little dirt free of arts and the accusations from the us led e

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i think he has undercut the potency of his own language and between what he's doing taking sides with the president and using these political tools going into 2020. the summary of mueller's report is going to be used constantly by the president going into 2020. it's going to be what he defaults to anytime someone tries to, you know, use the full 400-page mueller report to accuse him of anything other than complete and total exoneration. and by using the language "spying" last week also furters that politicization of these series of events and allows the president to use that language as well, just parrotting the attorney general. it is pretty notable just how much barr has, i think, strayed from this idea of an apolitical, nonpartisan man of the law. >> you know, gabe, you wrote recently that the prospect of damaging revelations by the special counsel is alarming advisers who worry about the president's 2020 campaign being, quote, in disarray. what did you find on that front and what about the level of control that the campaign manager bob parscale seems to have over jared kushner? >>

i completely hear what you're saying about the potency of this issue, and truly the potency is, as chris people fear what they lose, you know, and health care is not like energy policy, or even financial regulatory reform. every human being is in some way a health care expert and they think of the health care system, they are thinking of the most personal decisions you're make, the care of a child, the care of a parent, so it is much more engrossing, to people. i do think we have to navigate these two issues, which is to try to get a system where people are covered. that lowers health care costs. i also think it is important that this will be people who are kind of attacking the motives, of people who have a different plan than say medicare for all plan, and we have to guard again that as well. so i agree with jim, who i'm reading into, when you say the debate was pretty narrow, the debate was pretty narrow, and pretty policy-based in 2008, in part because there was a lot of energy about making sure that the candidates stayed on policy, instead of personal attacks and i think we have to

and you see the lightning flash there on their tower cam so really wanted to capture the energy and potencythis storm that will be so slow moving associated with this stationary front. that's why it's so slow moving. today it's big spring, texas, odes odessa, san angelo, san antonio and laredo, all with the potential of having damaging wind and hail primarily. a quick look at the rain that comes with it too, i-35 dallas to waco, trouble. your local weather in 30 seconds. first the tuesday trivia sponsored by fitbit. >>> good morning. are you ready for some record warm temperatures? it's possible today and tomorrow. good news, at night it will be nice and cool for sleeping, and the more fog we have at night, that's when you'll notice the heat will start easing in the afternoon hours. look at the asterisk. that's a potential high record temperature today, and we're back in the 50s tonight. no more 90s after tomorrow, no more 80s after saturday, sunday, monday. we're finally back where we should be i >>> and the easter bunny has really left its mark in weather. let me show you what people have

i completely hear what you're saying about the potency and truly the potency is, as chris said, people fear what they lose, you know what i mean, and healthcare is not like elegy energy policy, or even financial regulatory reform, every human being, is in somewhere the healthcare expert, they think of the healthcare system, there thinking of the most personal decisions you're making, the care of a child, care of a parent, so there is much more is much more engrossing to people. i do think we have to navigate, these two issues, which is to try to get to the system, where people are covered. that lowers healthcare costs. i also think it is important, that there will be people, who are -- kind of attacking all of these making sure the candidates stayed on policies. i think we have to think of all of those issues but i'm hoping the primary can navigate a bold idea that produces universal coverage but still doesn't fall into the two year campaign that will be run against certain versions of the healthcare plan. >> i am going to toss the question to you. there is a democratic side to this de

to me it's stunning to realize the potency of fentanyl and how much, how little it takes to be lethal. you see this amount compared to a penny. it's amazing when you look at this and realize the cause of death, how little fentanyl is required to cause a death. many of us saw earlier secretary nielsen in her testimony before the homeland security, she made several stunning comments along the way, but among those in the first four months of the fiscal year we saw approximately 60,000 migrants each month crossing illegally into our country. last month alone more than 76,000, which is a sharp increase. so we're seeing it's not just enormous numbers of people, but we've got to ask the question who are these people who are coming across the border illegally. i think it's a fair statement to acknowledge the obvious, that none of these can be referred to as law-abiding if they're coming into our country illegally to begin with. among those, of course we've dealt with so much of the crime issues and today the drugs specifically. she mentioned in her testimony that fentanyl smuggling between th

in fact fence nals potency means mexican cartels can deal with smaller shipments instead of smugglingty kilos of heroin with the risk of getting caught dealers would only need to smuggle in one kilo of fence will instead to receive the same street value and financial return and while most of it is transported into the u.s. through legal ports of entry or even by post trump has repeatedly cited the opioids including fentanyl a one of his reasons for building a border war with mexico i'd also like to have you take a look at the event and all that's coming out of china and mexico. and what have you can do from a legal standpoint whether it's litigation lawsuits of people in companies. in china you have some pretty big companies sending their garbage and killing our people it's almost a form of words. and i'd like to do whatever you can do legally to stop it from china and from mexico and if you could look into that and appreciate it china by its disputed u.s. claims that it is responsible for the fentanyl crisis move on of the free of arts and the accusations from the us leg evidence tha

gives us an indication of the strength and the potency of this fire. yeah it was very strong and we could see from far away from plymouth which is really far. all the room on fire and we could see all the building collapsing and nobody would do anything we were wondering what were they. according to the traffic we could easily understand that. by a man could have troubles get into the building because there was a lot of traffic. all that's interesting so i mean yes it's obviously this is a central part of paris you have cafes restaurants shops and businesses and we were hearing from the mayor of pallet paris earlier urging people to leave the area the areas obviously been evacuated but. given the location of the not turned on cathedral it would have taken some time for the fire engines to reach the site because of because of the number of people in the area because of the need to evacuate people around and of course the traffic being a key issue. no doubt the traffic is a key factor in determining how quickly the fire engines could get to the scene and