have legalized marijuana for use, california, oregon, washington and colorado, legalized portions of spall amounts of marijuana for personal use. now officially, state laws decriminalizing pot are at odds with federal law which bans it but since drug prosecutions are mostly done at the state level decriminalization is here to stay. next door in canada, local jurisdictions have experimented with decriminalizing marijuana but canada's new prime minister, justin trudeau promises to make pot the law of the land. drug use is considered a public health issue not a crime. since 2001, porsche gal porschet only decriminalized it, less than a ten day supply that person appears before a three judge panel activitying of a lawyer, a doctor and a social worker. recommending treatment for addiction, small fine or more often than not, nothing at all. here in america, drug decriminalization of at least ceacial marijuancasual marijuant just talking about health concerns from an uptick in addiction or road accidents, the question of how to regulate pot use with those concerns in mind is a real issue. think a

he did not think spall, his figure is taller than the washington monument, a six foot tall man would fit easily into one of crazy horse's eyes, eyes at a see the entire mountain according to the legend. >> there's something about walking out on crazy horse's hos arm, you look at crazy horse and he's looking at you. there is an eerie feeling. >> the only thing crazy about the crazy horse memorial is the man who started it. over the years his family has come under criticism from some native americans who claim this endeavor is more about an eccentric artist than a proud indian warrior. >> tim is founder and publisher of the native sun news. >> i wrote in an editorial, i wrote who is this monument dedicated to? an oglala horse. >> this is their memorial. >> the family is adamant that this endeavor is not about them. down the road is another piece of his le legacy, the indian sculpture. >> in the four years we've funded this we have readied educational opportunities in 24 different tribes. >> jason sees the sculpture as a sign of respect for native americans like him. >> this project is

protests were held across the country in at least 15 cities including azaz, in a spall town to the north of idlib, el nusra front supporters disrupted the peaceful demonstration. >>> the greek government is hoping to clear out a makeshift camp at the macedonian border within two weeks. people jostle for food aid. macedonia be along with other balkan states have shut its borders to refugees for now. afghan refugees make part of the influx of refugees to europe but for orphaned children, the journey can be terrifying if they are caught by officials before reaching their destinations. hoda abdel hamid has been speaking to some of them. >> reporter: it is a moment of spite otherwise filled with hardship. teenagers who dream of a fresh start far away in europe. like 17-year-old haasim. >> the smugglers told me to bury my hands for five hours in snow. i don't know how to find my parents. >> he is now receiving medical care in a macedonian camp about 16-year-old yasim is in the same situation. he's an orphan who first worked in iran as a janitor. >> translator: they were trying to deport me bec

. >> very spall. anything contractual, things that are repetitive in nature are going to be largely eliminated. let's focus on those that are not. not eliminated are those things that are inherently humanistic. things that involve emotional intelligence and understanding of behavioral psychology, strong communication skills. the best possible education we can get our kids right now is the necessary scientific and technological literacy but combine it with these attributes from the humanities and put them together. those are going to be the attributes our kids really need. >> you mentioned data. we live if a society, where some are embracing everything you can do with data and some are intimidated by it. that our privacy will be gone, we will be unsafe, all of data is meant to be stolen and it's about intelligence. how do you navigate that road? >> one thing i would say is the industry of the future is neither a utopian or a distoapan. distoppian. by the same token i don't view this issue from the feta

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. >> britteny: >> catherine: spall season coming up the giants' fans expect a sequel the feature at&tt they announced today fans will get a chance to join a field with the help of a new virtual reality system. the firm helping launch this feature includes time on the field for spring training in the batting cages but a virtual reality and the team says there'll be an extension of the wife i system most powerful and the baseball facility. they begin the 17th season thursday april 7th against the dodgers but >> reporter: i did memo one time of this at stanford at the sound effects visuals a match and that the actual baseball coming at you. >> britteny: warming up 70 the back for a lot of locations concord san jose fairfield center rows of temperatures closer to 61 in daly city 7474 passengers stay cloudy. a little bit cooler monday watch for possible weather disturbance and then tuesday war once again. >> catherine: asset for us at eighth base for joining hopes you tonight at 11 have a good evening. i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight y

you get away from the river and expect frosty spalls even -- spots even inside of the beltway. we have 20s, 30s, and 60 in st. louis, that milder air will be moving in. high pressure near us now, you can see the showers here, this high pressure will protect us, that rain will have a tough time making it east of the appalachians. we will continue to see the mild west and southwesterly winds for the next several days. that will boost temperatures. the 60s today and in the 70s for the next three or four days. 49 tonight, the cold spots in the low to mid-40s. tomorrow gorgeous, 73. and wednesday it is beautiful, 76. and towards the end of the week, solves -- 70s and and robert altman time-saver traffic. it is a relatively quiet morning. >>> that will change in the next few minutes and hours around the capital beltway. no issues at the beltway. 50 all of the way over to bethesda. and on the in bound side of 66. a-- good drive. andrea, mike, over to you. >> thank you, robert. >>> coming up on wusa 9 -- ♪ there's something to be said for exploring the world around you. for seeking out

. >> adam rogers who writes about the be system of intoxication, spall batch liquor. >> when you look at what the connoisseurship of alcohol, nobody reviews wine based on you how drunk you get or what that drunk feels like, at least as far as i know. and the different flavor notes the aromatics, the skillfulness with which the distiller created this object. we talk about this as being craft, artisanal. it has to extend to marijuana and california has certainly been good to extending it to everything from jeans to yogurt. >> keith humphries is a member of the governor's blue ribbon constrained by regulation and taxation. >> broccoli, make sure it's clean and the pesticides aren't bad and the public will sort it out. albeit broccoli isn't as good for them and it's hard to regulate. but they change the idea what is good enough, what is safe, what feels good what doesn't feel good. the way you regulate broccoli, let the market handle it. people will judge broccoli on its plairts. merits. you can't count on marijuana. fest. >> some day we may be congratulating new parents with a vaporizer.

. >> house rules to produce organic food in spall small containers, very low cost. and the ability to consume the food in a much healthier way. then the whole picture begins to change. >> reporter: hundreds of people are already trying to grow their own vegetable patches. nisre rvetionn says her rooftop garden keeps her happy and healthy. >> those pesticides that are harmful to us, if i want to garden why not grow vegetables without flowers in garden. >> planting of each seed will also take root in the coming generations. osama ben javad, al jazeera, karachi. >> despite the turmoil that have plagued fifa this year, gianni infantino, the wanda group is fifa's largest commercial property company. >>> warning, the organization asked the european union to list the lobster as an endangered species. sweeden wants swedeen wants a bn importation. the sweedthe swedes want europet their own products and not imported from the united states. >>> a russian rocket blasted off from kazakhstan, the destination, the international space station, along the three crew is jeff williams,

good 4's roxboro, and a 48 in sanford, a lot of clouds, and drizzle over a spall saw shower. a better chance of that happening tonight. 55 tomorrow >> this weather report brought to you by trugreen. ron, good to see you. i want you to know. i won a $50 super bowl bet from him and he paid me in all singles. confirming the rumor of what his side job is. >> he did? >> you're lucky it wasn't pennies, man. >> rob and ron making it rain this sunday. >>> coming up here on "gma," the parents fighting to keep their the only home she's ever known. the unusual law they're fighting to keep her. >>> and in her first solo interview since joining the royal family, princess kate reveals the adorable name prince george has for the queen. straight ahead in "pop news." ahead in "pop news." you do? really? ding dong? -oh, pizza is here! -oh! come on in. [claps] woah! lose the sneakers pal. kind of a thing. this is more than a lawn. this is a trugreen lawn. sorry! live life outside with trugreen, america's #1 lawn care company. spring is on. start your trugreen lawn plan today. bye now. trugreen.