substance abuse and mental health services administration. that's the highest number in california and in the country. >> it's not a surprise frankly. i have lived in san francisco for a long time and you can't find an apartment here where you roommate won't smoke pot. >> reporter: it's because san francisco is home to the medical marijuana movement. since 1991 when the city passed legislation, enforcements of marijuana violations are its lowest priority. now he says, it's an established culture for the folks here. >> they just want something that sparks their imagination, calms them down, takes the edge off the coffee, and we can afford good drugs here. we can afford the best and that's why we smoke cannabis. >> reporter: the north bay is the only part of the bay area that even comes close to san francisco's number. the san jose area has the least but no matter where you are, these numbers show you're never far from someone lighting up. >> it's california. it's end of the continent. you can't go any farther. san francisco has that reputation

tips on what to say visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov a message from the substance abuse and mental health services administrationat the top of her sport. she has her own signature move, one few others dare even to attempt. she's favored to win several medals in rio on top of those she scored with her teammates. we're with simone biles as she prepared for her dazzling olympic debut. here's abc's matt gutman. >> we are the final five! >> reporter: tonight the final five taking home the gold. the winning u.s. gymnastics team flipping, tumbling, and vaulting to olympic glory. they were prohibitive favorites but the moment was sweet as the 2012 london games veteran aly raisman rushed to simone biles' side. the human spring sealing it with a flawless floor routine. teammates surrounding her, raisman planting a tender kiss on her forehead. biles is said to be perhaps the best gymnast all-time. the smallest woman on the u.s. team at 4'8". she hasn't lost a competition in three years. so talented, in fact, she even has a move named after her. the biles. amy boorman is her coach. >> she flips backward with a straight body

should have mentioned early one of oureen is closest colleagues over in the substance abuse and mental health services administration and works with the defense -- works with the department closely. maybe we can talk more about this off-line. >> dr. franklin, do you have any research on a similar issue in the military? does reporting on increases or decreases? places, sites, methods? >> i don't know if any studies on selective to the military but the research is dependent on folks around the world. i appreciate the question, it is a very good one. i will take that down and run that. in the 1980's, as a long recovering journalist, we were suicidewed to report on because of the threat of ideation. contagion. particularly around young children. isnow the let mr. case well-known around journalists. there was a follow-on suicide. tragic. and it became a struggle in the early days, before cable and the 24-hour news cycle. there was thoughtful dialogue around someone well-known dying by suicide. is, becauseation people are self published and things are off the table as far as what is allowed and not allowed. and i think th

mentioned early on that eileen is one of our closest colleagues over in the substance abuse and mental health services administration and works with the defense -- works with the department closely. maybe we can talk more about this off-line. >> dr. franklin, do you have any research on a similar issue in the military? does reporting on increases or decreases? places, sites, methods? >> i don't know if any studies on selective to the military but we know that the research is dependent on folks around the world. i appreciate the question, it is a very good one. i will take that down and run that. >> in the 1980's, as a long recovering journalist, we were not allowed to report on suicide because of the threat of ideation. contagion. particularly around young children. i know the let mr. case is well-known around journalists. there was a follow-on suicide. tragic. and it became a struggle in the early days, before cable and the 24-hour news cycle. there was thoughtful dialogue around someone well-known dying by suicide. that conversation is, because people are self published and things are off the table as far as what