i served on the medical cannabis task force prior to this task force and i look forward to offering my time and assistance on this one if selected. >> thank you very much. in terms of our questions and 81 to respond to clicks green zone quacks and changes in industry quick >> i believe the green zone definitely needs to be expanded. i think it was a couple different districts that were automatically outed out of the green zone just for fear of too many coming into their districts. i believe the second level clause in our law currently is just something that should not be there. i think there's a lot more green zone space if we just tweak to what we have. i think that edibles, the packaging of edibles in the dosage of edibles is very important to address. i think any questions like yours am a potency, are very important. too much potency for some people is too much, people with cancer need very high potent products in order to combat cancer. so, it's important not to look at that in one light, but to look at it in every light. we offered as a medicine. >> one question i have not asked,

the task force is called the task force for business and stability operations or tfbso. john sopko: tfbso, scattershot approach, goats unlimited approach, let's just do it. nobody can say with any credibility that the programs were effective. sharyl: inspector general john sopko said the task force spent $638 million tax dollars or benefit analyses later on >> we have almost $1 billion. no cost benefit analysis and no sustainability analysis. a program that's dumb on its face. >> what did d.o.d. spend and should d.o.d. have spent money to develop carpet, jewelry and ice cream businesses in afghanistan? why is it that after operating for years and spending millions of dollars that most of tfsbo fully failed to meet objectives. >> a spokesman for the military saidhe task force produced a mixed bag. >> time will tell whether the task force succeeded in its objective. independent assessments tell us that it had mixed results. with some successes and some failures. sharyl: the task force was shut down last year. the inspector general says the military has in some cases been u

the task force becomes business and all talk and no action. thank god he is going to live and it's not the tragic ending and it's going to happen gain unless we get down and really put some real money. not just task force were but the money behind the training and surveillance. it's got to be more. >> yeah, and the government and private companies have done so little to counter the propaganda. it's the radicalizing people around the world. >> if isis is today's threat, we have to take it out. that kind ever o money has to get reallocated to the threat. it's hard to ask all of the tech companies to do the spying on it. maybe do the internet that the government provides. since it's from the government, we can track everybody. cannot look at dirty pictures or so i have heard. it's an expensive allocation and creative thinking that's going to be needed and task force and asking google to do it for us. >> if these companies were more at monitoring the activity and taking it down and trying to counter it in some way, we would not as a nation need to

the task force is called the task force for business and stability operations or tfbso. approach, goats unlimited approach, let's just do it. nobody can say with any credibility that the programs were effective. aryl: inspector general john sopko said the task force spent $638 million tax d dlars without cost estimates upfront or benefit analyses later on >> we have almost $1 billion. no cost benefit analysis and no sustainability analysis. a program that's dumb on its face. >> what did d.o.d. spend and should d.o.d. have spent money to develop carpet, jewelry and ice cream businesses in afghanistan? why is it that after operating for years and spending millions of dollars that most o o tfsbo fully failed to meet >> a spokesman for the military saidhe task force produced a mixed bag. >> time will tell whether the task force succeeded in its objective. independent assessments tell us that it had mixed results. failures. sharyl: the task force was shut down last year. the inspector general sayaythe military has in some cases been uncooperative in its probes of the task for

than just criticizing me, how about coming up with a new word. >> i'd be curious to hear what the task forcehas worked on or what your personal thoughts are on how this should be reflected in the school system, especially like south carolina recently, with the use of force and other more punitive measures in schools. >> yeah, so i was emphasizing in my remarks primarily the first pillar of the report, swhich is about building trust and confidence and legitimacy. that was the foundation for the five other pillars that we talked about. i can review them really quickly. the second one is policy and oversight. the third is technology and social media. the fourth is community policing and crime reduction. five is training and education. and six is officer safety and wellness. pillar four on community policing has a lot of recommendations about what you are talking about like the kinds of collaborations that policing agencies can and should undertake in schools. we heard a great deal of testimony about trying to reduce the number of arrests that come out of the school context, the deescalation con

sharyl: the task force was shut down last year. the inspector general says the military has in some cases been uncooperative in its probes of the task force's spending. he concluded its legacy in afghanistan is "marred by unfinished, poorlyly planned and ill conceived projects. that's all for this week. thanks nor watching. next week we'll report on the eve of the iowa caucus and in the weeks ahead our scott filman will be back from europe with report from cologne, germany and the so-called rape game that's changing the discussion on the open door immigration policy in europe. he'll also offer a report from adjusting after the terrorist attack and if there's a new normal in paris. he sent us this letter video postcard of the famous arc tromp. we'll see you next week. the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidenc

produced a mixed bag. >> time will telell whether e task force succeeded in its objective. independent assessments tell us that it had mixed results. with some successes and some ilures. sharyl: the tatask force was sh down lastt year. thee inspector geneneral says t military h in some cases been uncooperative in its probes of the task force's spendin he concluded its legacy in afghanistan isrr "marred by ununfinied, poorlyly planned and ill conceived projects. that's all for this week. ththanks nor watching. next week we'll reporort ep the eve of the iowa caucus and in the weeks ahehead our scott filman will be back from europe with report from cologne, germany and e so-called re me that's changing the discussion on the open door immigrion policy in europe. he'll also offer a report from paris about how the french are adjusting after the terrorist attack and if there's a new normal in paris. heent us thihis letter video postcard of theamous arc tromp. -- arc triomphe. we'll see you next week. >> announcer: starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos -- chao

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this is been going on for a year and a half the task force has interviewed several faculty and more than a dozen office students in an interview last night he admits he has spoke about controversial issues but denied any support oftr people can take them with grain is so they want to bitit i am a citizen of the united states with all the rights and obligations and downs i followed outlaw isaac it that others do so also.ut he has not been charged with anything. we contacted the fbi they released a statement saying they ongoing investigation in the universities that they are cooperatingi fully with this terrorism task force. other news this morning including two here in northeast ohio. it's working to streamline operations and handle underperforming restaurants the westlake is among those i will close the chase has 51 locations the ten states first restaurant open and columbus back in 1970 to the company filed for bankruptcy protection in 2009. her table games like blackjack. no casino experience is offered but they did to catch the suspect other officer parma good at morning. we're doing

the work we're doing is really in partnership of the agencies part of the task force on new americans but also nonprofits out of government who have been working with cities and ngos and many others across the country to really promote welcoming communities. so we launched in september, last september, the building welcoming communities campaign and really it's an effort to encourage folks that are already doing this work to take it to the next level, be very strategic about the work that they're doing by developing local immigrant and refugee integration plans that really look across all sectors. we want the education community, with the labor, and work force and business community involved. we need to bring immigrant groups and refugee groups together, they don't always talk to each other but have similar barriers and concerns, all to the table to create, to create local plans that really work strategically and can help advance communities. so that's work we're continuing to support through this campaign and we want other people to join the campaign if they can. we have 48 communiti

tonight at 6 ty council has created the set task force... set stands for safe, equitable and thriving. it will study poverty, violent crime, and barriers to education and employment in the city. about 20 members representing groups will study how to make the city fairer and safer. let's go back to joe now for a tonight's forecast. tranququ weather has taken over as we move into the middle of the week. overnight lows drop into the teens with highs back into the 20s on wednesday. one noticeable difference tomomoow will be lighter winds shifting to the southwest. mostly cloudy skies will be common with a night into active weather remains with us for the early part of february. have a great night. tonight: mo >>> tonight, the sprint to the finish. six days now to iowa and donald trump and the new poll tonight. why even ted cruz says if donald trump wins iowa and new hampshire, he could be unstoppable. and the question from a young man to hillary clinton about dishonesty. >>> thehebi sting late today. under arrest today. authorities say he was pl

i think that neighborhood perspective is a good one to bring to the task force. and as for the third seat, i am a little torn between a couple candidates here. really there are two that stand out to me. i know that duncan ley is not here today but i am very aware of his efforts, he's even supported projects in the sunset, i appreciate him being not in our district, even, all the work he's done bringing small business and the private sector together i think is a really good perspective to have. i also liked janet griggs, she brought it my attention in chatting with her yesterday just how it is that industries like hers, where she is in catering, you know, have to adapt to a lot of the changes that are coming and maybe there will be rules in play for certain large events that she works in. so i throw that out there, i don't know if you are in agreement with any of them or if we need to wait for supervisor farrell for a tie-breaker but those would be my recommendations. >> i could, i like those two candidates as well. i think we would have to have thea selby for sea

this is an elite task force so officers on scene here at the time of the incident. crime scene investigators collected evidence for hours and are now clearing the scene. police tell us the suspect was suv, which appeared to have been hit at least eight times based on the number of holes in the windshield. we counted markers apparently for the location of casings----there were at least 13---some of them possibly from the suspect's gun. again, none of the officers was hit. the investigation being led by the sheriff's department which has a member assigned to the task force but did not have an officer at the apartments at the time of the shooting. live at the byron road apartments in columbia, jack kuenzie.... people in the area who say they heard the shootout stayed inside for much of the afternoon. sam bleiweis joins us with more people i spoke with out here say they heard multiple gunshots but they didn't even think they were gunshots because of how rare something like this is in this area. show you some video of what this looked like shortly before 1 this afternoon

. >> a joint task force has blocken up a huge suspected drug trafficking ring. we were the first to tell you about this. officers arrested 48 suspects offer the past three weeks. police say that the trafficers were mostly undocumented dealers from honduras selling drugs at market and u.n. plaza. they lived in oakland and commuted to the city on bart. >> come across together, sell narcotics together, they go back home together and live together. >> drugs and handguns and $75,000 in cash was fund. officers say more arrested are coming. >> doctors are being asked to focus more on depression this morning and for the first time especially in regulate women and women who have just given birth part of the new recommendations from a major government task force. here is the story. >> a government task force suggested all primary care and ob/gyn look for the signs of depression in women immediately. >> we are putting this in the front and saying this is a diagnosis, this is a disease. we need to embrace it like anything else. all the doctor is an ob/gyn and asks prenatal

you know the cannibalis legalization task force is a time limited task force.mission well past that time. my sense in terms of other responsibilities that i am ending in my life. right now i think that i have the time and the capacity to do this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, supervisor mar. >> i wanted thank mrs. thomas for decades of work in so many different areas. i did have a question about the club health conference that you brought. and i think that might be a good intersection of public health and entertainment and other things but could you elaborate on that? >> it's a conference held every couple of years and working with colleagues in the new york office. we wanted it held in the united states, and san francisco seemed like a good place in large part because of the entertainment commission here that is unique in the nation, to have that kind of body. and so brought it here, brought in law enforcement, public health people. clinicians. as well as entertainment folks and academics from around the world. and had presentations on a whole bunch of

refund they plan about a task force that could change history here. the state lawmakers have formed up bipartisan task forcet to weigh the benefits of legalizing it came at a late on thursday. they told route orders that it numbers of law enforcement and interested citizens task force input will come from voters. responsible ohio figure fence spent millions of dollars trying to push issue three and legalize marijuana d it is no more. the task force other top stories another republican debate in the books seven candidates its main stage at large topics were covered last night that this one seem to have quite the throwdown between donald trump and his rival ted cruzuz jessica dill >> as can't start to drop out of the race in the numbers start to dwindle a gives a little bit more time for the candidates to talk. a lot of memorable quotes all for trying to provera why they should beg the next president they stood shoulder to shoulder on the main debate stage in south carolina everything from trumps proposal to temporary ban muslims to present obama's new e

an independent task force is out with the latest recommendations. >> reporter: the debate over breast cancer screening have left many women confused. >> it's a woman's health thing that has changed over the years. >> reporter: the u.s. preventative service task force is continuing to recommend mammograms every other year for women ages 50 to 74. they say screening can be effective but overdiagnosis is a concern. >> the harm needs to be carefully -- the task force supports women having this information and making individualized informed choices. >> reporter: the recommendations come after the american cancer women should now start annual mammograms at age 45. this doctor from nyu medical center says she's concerned about the information. >> the doctors don't need to look. together those three things together i think creates a worrisome vacuum for me. we have to remember that women in their 40s and below still get breast cancer. >> reporter: danielle notingham, "cbs news." >> we will talk with cancer expert dr. david agus coming up on "cbs this morning." up to another foot of snow is ex

you know the cannibalis legalization task force is a time limited task force.mission well past that time. my sense in terms of other responsibilities that i am ending in my life. right now i think that i have the time and the capacity to do this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, supervisor mar. >> i wanted thank mrs. thomas for decades of work in so many different areas. i did have a question about the club health conference that you brought. and i think that might be a good intersection of public health and entertainment and other things but could you elaborate on that? >> it's a conference held every couple of years and working with colleagues in the new york office. we wanted it held in the united states, and san francisco seemed like a good place in large part because of the entertainment commission here that is unique in the nation, to have that kind of body. and so brought it here, brought in law enforcement, public health people. clinicians. as well as entertainment folks and academics from around the world. and had presentations on a whole bunch of

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you know the cannibalis legalization task force is a time limited task force.mission well past that time. my sense in terms of other responsibilities that i am ending in my life. right now i think that i have the time and the capacity to do this. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, supervisor mar. >> i wanted thank mrs. thomas for decades of work in so many different areas. i did have a question about the club health conference that you brought. and i think that might be a good intersection of public health and entertainment and other things but could you elaborate on that? >> it's a conference held every couple of years and working with colleagues in the new york office. we wanted it held in the united states, and san francisco seemed like a good place in large part because of the entertainment commission here that is unique in the nation, to have that kind of body. and so brought it here, brought in law enforcement, public health people. clinicians. as well as entertainment folks and academics from around the world. and had presentations on a whole bunch of

i think that neighborhood perspective is a good one to bring to the task force. and as for the third seat, i am a little torn between a couple candidates here. really there are two that stand out to me. i know that duncan ley is not here today but i am very aware of his efforts, he's even supported projects in the sunset, i appreciate him being not in our district, even, all the work he's done bringing small business and the private sector together i think is a really good perspective to have. i also liked janet griggs, she brought it my attention in chatting with her yesterday just how it is that industries like hers, where she is in catering, you know, have to adapt to a lot of the changes that are coming and maybe there will be rules in play for certain large events that she works in. so i throw that out there, i don't know if you are in agreement with any of them or if we need to wait for supervisor farrell for a tie-breaker but those would be my recommendations. >> i could, i like those two candidates as well. i think we would have to have thea selby for sea

i think that neighborhood perspective is a good one to bring to the task force.nd as for the third seat, i am a little torn between a couple candidates here. really there are two that stand out to me. i know that duncan ley is not here today but i am very aware of his efforts, he's even supported projects in the sunset, i appreciate him being not in our district, even, all the work he's done bringing small business and the private sector together i think is a really good perspective to have. i also liked janet griggs, she brought it my attention in chatting with her yesterday just how it is that industries like hers, where she is in catering, you know, have to adapt to a lot of the changes that are coming and maybe there will be rules in play for certain large events that she works in. so i throw that out there, i don't know if you are in agreement with any of them or if we need to wait for supervisor farrell for a tie-breaker but those would be my recommendations. >> i could, i like those two candidates as well. i think we would have to have thea selby for seat

task force will work. she said the task force is too good to stop now. >>> there is a new south carolina supreme court chief justice a swearing in ceremony was held this afternoon for the new justice, and he is taking over for the justice who retired, but he'll only get to serve one year. the state law requires the justices to retire the year they turn 72. he has been an associate justice on the high court since 2000. >>> south carolina is mourning the loss of the state senator. it is senator william billy o'dell. the long-time lawmaker was the republican representative from district four that is anderson, abbeville, and the core then natural causes, probably heart related. he was 77 years old. >>> new numbers show nine people in our state have now died from the flu. the state's latest flu report says that is much improved over this time last year. there have been 38 deaths reported by this point. you remember last year the thing we were talkingn 't with the flu virus is it had mutated making last year's f

i think that neighborhood perspective is a good one to bring to the task force.nd as for the third seat, i am a little torn between a couple candidates here. really there are two that stand out to me. i know that duncan ley is not here today but i am very aware of his efforts, he's even supported projects in the sunset, i appreciate him being not in our district, even, all the work he's done bringing small business and the private sector together i think is a really good perspective to have. i also liked janet griggs, she brought it my attention in chatting with her yesterday just how it is that industries like hers, where she is in catering, you know, have to adapt to a lot of the changes that are coming and maybe there will be rules in play for certain large events that she works in. so i throw that out there, i don't know if you are in agreement with any of them or if we need to wait for supervisor farrell for a tie-breaker but those would be my recommendations. >> i could, i like those two candidates as well. i think we would have to have thea selby for seat

doctors, lawyers, even cops on this task force as well. now the group will examine the use of pot and the treatment of cancer patience and people with seizures and the task force will hold public meetings at the state house as well. now some of the lawmakers say promise there will be a bill drafted when it is concluded and that work will wrap up at the end of march. reporting from cleveland, news channel 5 back to the studio and corrina. >>> we've got breaking news coming into the live desk new details about a shooting we've been telling you about in garfield heights . police tell us a 26-year-old man was shot in the head. this was north drive and east 139th street. our overnight news tracker finding a truck with at least seven visible bullet holes. a flat tire and a leaking gas tank. cleveland police also processing a front porch about a block away. no word at this point on suspects. >>> a raging fire in canton township overnight. fast moving flames tearing through this home along 77 southbound right before the fair crest exit behind phan

now a national task force is releasing its recommendation s. its report is continuing to recommend mammograms every other year for women ages 50 to 74. it used to be women over 40-went once a year. now the task force says screening can be effective for omen in their 40s, but over- diagnosis is a concern. the benefits are smaller, the viewed. the task force supports women having this information and making individualized informed choices. critics worry younger women who really need screenings - won t get them. they say women in their 40-s can still get breast cancer. the task force is also calling for more research on newer technologies to diagnose breast cancer including 3d mammograms. the group says at this point, it does not have evidence to make recommendation s in those areas . in other health news - doctors in north carolina say they may be a step closer to a cure for a-l-s - otherwise known as lou gehrig s-p&disease. theyve been able to identify protein clumps in the brain that contribute to paralysis and early death in als patients. rese

the task force will be back at it tomorrow night. mike: a major score for a southern ohio task force. an arsenal of guns, and 40 grams of heroin, seized in a single home. ross county deputies say, the drugs, guns and cash were found house. the task force says stolen weedeaters were traded for the a 45-year-old is facing trafficking charges. sheree: new developments in the case of a west chester man accused of selling fake bengals tickets. mario reep is now indicted for forgery and counterfeit trademarking. police say that he sold phony tickets for $500 to undercover officers. this is video of his arraignment from last week. his attorney argued the tickets were in fact real. high school hoops for a great cause tonight, thousands of fans, took in a triple header at b.b.&t arena on the campus of northern kentucky university. six schools took part helping raise money for a cause close to our hearts here at wlwt, the ruth lyon' s children' s fund . this is the 15th here for the bluegrass-buckeye charity classic. mike: two of the top baske

the task force says mammograms may in their 40s ... but that decision should be made by a woman and her doctor after discussing her personal risks. cost should not be a barrier becausus federal law mandates health insurers cover mammograms for women starting at ag 40. the issue is that women in their early 40s are at lower risk for the disease... but at higher risk for false positives from mammograms. (sot: therese bevers, md - md anderson cancer center - :51 - 1:03) "i think it's important to realize though that a lot of the false positives in the early 40s result because that is a woman's first mammogram and we have no prior mammograms for comparison." many breast imaging experts insist the potential for life-saving screfning outweighs risks of false-positives. state university's james cancer hospital - 1:10 - 1:14) "i lives, not allow them to be lost." about 200-thousand women in the u-s every year -- killing 40-thousand. erika edwards, nbc news. >> the new recommendati ons do not apply to those with a strong family history of breas

the task force says mammograms may indeed be beneficial for women in their 40s ... but that decision should be made by a woman and her doctor after discussing her personal risks. cost should not be a barrier because federal law mandates health insurers cover mammograms for women starting at age the issue is that women in their early 40s are at lower risk for the disease... but at higher risk for false positives from mammograms. (sot: therese bevers, md - md anderson cancer center - :51 - 1:03) "i think it's important to realize though that a lot of the false positives in the early 40s result because that is a woman's first mammogram and we have no prior mammograms for comparison." many breast imaging experts insist the potential for life-saving screening outweighs risks of false-positives. (sot: amy kerger, do - ohio state university's james cancer hospital - 1:10 - 1:14) "i became a physician to save lives, not allow them to be 40-thousand. erika edwards, nbc news. it's important to note: the new recommendations do not apply to those with a strong family history of

task force members are using human trafficking records to better understand the issue. the human trafficking and real report highlights progress, goals, and with the task force is working on. >> people have to understand the growing crisis. can be theirs to human trafficking. the task force assembled several shelters throughout the state that give plenty of awareness, ongoing vision assistance and more.e. so after a busy off-season below flood damage and topic, however, will close as you pay state roads and infrastructure. there one member short as they mourn the loss of their colleagues billy o'dell. they spend the house reading and sending prefiled bills to various communities. >>> a republican candidate will not show up for debate south ranches-charleston. rand paul said organizers determine his support warranted the undercard debatete others have been named participants in the earlier debate slated for 6 pm. candidates that will take part in the nine pin debater, donald trump, ben carson, marco rubio, ted cruz jeb bush and chris christie. these the most recent polls

it all started from a tip from the task force in houston that came just a couple weeks ago. of course, that led to the shootout that happened yesterday in front of the byron road apartments. who believes the task force did act appropriately. >> the folks they attended to apprehend -- are the worst of the worst. momoy -- many times these folks do not want to be apprehended. as our personnel -- is focused to -- as well as the personnel that belongs to the local agency. they do extensive training. they train together. because they are going to be working together. >> the u.s. marshal says the investigation continues. e things we do not you -- do not know yet is what led him to south carolina and what led the task force to these apartments. our partner station in houston, texas did speak to the victim's family. when i say the victim, the ex girlfriend that damon james is accused of killing. they are happy that they finally back to you. >> live outside the richmond county sheriff's department. thank you so much. >>> another cold start in the midlands this morning. many of us woke

upstate.they've created their own domestic violence task force.. working with safe harbor and the sheriff's office. anderson councilman tom allen and representative anne thayer from anderson county are members on the task force. they say they wanted to make a difference locally to help make a model system to vickie fleming is the third member, she lost her sister rhonda in 2003 after she says she was shot and kikiled by her estranged husband --- and says she wants to help others. 3 3 3 3 "if i can reach one victim, save one life, then it's all worth it, because just to save one life would be enough, but the ultimate goal is to change this culture in our state." state." 3 "we can already go ahead and take care of some of this, like getting the domestic violence, getting the program that safe harbor already has, into every single one of our middle schools and high schools." schools."the task force is also very focused on education and implementing change in schools. they will have their next meeting on february 8th at 2 o'clock at the old county cour

preventive task force diana would not have gotten a routine mammogram until she was 50. >> i wouldn'ttoday. >> reporter: task force is continuing to recommend mammograms every other year for women age 50 to 74, the group says that screening can be effective for was machine in their 40's but over diagnosis a concern. >> benefits are smaller, the harms need to be carefully viewed and task force supports women having this information and making individualized and informed choices. >> reporter: recommendations come after the american cancer society said in october that women should start annual mammograms at age 45. >> i think it is dangerous and women's lives will be lost to breast cancer. >> reporter: doctor wise, director of breast health outreach at lankenau is among many doctors who oppose the new guidelines. >> missing or delaying a diagnosis, it is way more dangerous then the risks and harms of a false positive. >> i'm very, very fortunate and thank god for those mammograms. >> reporter: task force says is there not enough evidence that mammograms after the age of 75 are beneficial

there are 135 people from 65 agencies on the governor's task force. that number will likely grow in the next year. >> president obama took the pitch on the road he wrapped up a town hall forum on gun control issues about an hour ago. >> people on both sides of the issuer in at george mason university. they include things like expanded background checks for gun buyers narrowing the so-called gun show loophole that leave most small and private sellers sales records. >> the way it is described is that we are trying to take away everybody's guns . our position is consistently mischaracterized. >> the president says he never owned a gun and has little experience with firearms . but he says his policy and position on guns has helped gun manufacturers. >> i've been now president for over seven years. gun sales don't seem to have suffered during that time. >> if anything they've gone up. >> i've been very good for gun manufacturers. >> the gone -- the president said the country would be safer if the government was more involved in the buying and the public su