we have bread down the thc.bread up to cbd. and people said, you're crazy. who is going to smoke that? >> why grow it, then? >> the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. >> even they have seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> i lock up -- >> that's why he is talking this way. almost speaking in hiccups like he can't catch his breath. it is a diaphragm flutter. >> it becomes painful. >> quickly, i imagine. >> after 15, 20 minutes, i start to really feel it. >> he is about to show me how the marijuanaworks. he's been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you expect this to work? >> within the first five minutes. >> and i'm done. >> that's it? >> was actually less than a minute. >> depend willingiing on the at the day, sometimes within the first couple hit -- >> that alack lasted eight minutes but some have lasted much longer. and happ

. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd.ple said you're crazy. who's going to smoke that? >> so why grow it, then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana, many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he's talking this way, almost speaking in hick cups like he can't catch his breath. >> this fluttering, it's annoying but it becomes painful. pretty quickly, i imagine. >> yeah. after like 15, 20 minutes this is where i can like start to really feel it. >> it's about to show me how the marijuana works. he's been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you expect this to work? >> within like the first five minutes. and i'm done. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> it was actually less than a minute. >> depending on the attack and the day, like it will work within the first couple hits. hear how his voice is completel

thc is the chemical that gets you high?uld have to present have. >> that is different that has three tenths o the content but we'd has a new mayor from 2% and 20% thc so this would not get you high. >> actually 30 percent.ve we have strands' like l teethirteen it is the government issued street and the thc content is 20% r cubic have strands like pro scout cookie that is 30%. >> thc is a controlled c substance i find a hard to believe the n.y.p.d. is nots arresting you because that would be illegal. >> exactly that is why whene states that it is in legalntag fees one had to present have >> right to doesn't have the same content but those states that it is legal how was business? >> business is severed legaland/ and illegal whether have for , business is wonderful. >> what kind of reaction do you get when they see youren truck? show them. they stand out. >> people tend to get excited week the people we wouldn't see in a lifetime. people call the police to sa we're selling marijuana and do something about it. >> are you franc

people are blasting marijuana with butane in an effort to extract thc. that is let up.s as potent pass five marijuana -- as five marijuana cigarettes. parents should take a look for butane, glass containers, coffee filters. >>> it's 5:30. a lot of blue skies. it will be a very pretty evening, temperatures comfortably into the 70s. let's go out to the west. about 500 miles west it's pouring from chicago to indy, down to memphis. that rain, out to the west, will be moving in by saturday. we've got another 12 hours before this moves. notice the deep blue sky on top of us. temperatures comfortable. 77 glen burnie. in manchester, your evening planner, around 70. the clouds will increase after midnight. by tomorrow morning limited sunshine at 62. lots of clouds by the lunchtime hour. we'll get to 72 and should max out to 75. rain moves. could be drenching downpours. that's coming up in a bit. >> all right. with kelly swoope, i'm jamie costello. pitbulls are inherently dang animals. >> landlords still have the right to ask their tenants to get rid of the dogs. two old buddies

. >> hemp ask a variety of crop that looks a lot like marijuana but has no thc, no drug content in it. >> a third generation farmer bruce kline grows 200,000 acres in kentucky. >> i could see hemp production being very good here in kentucky. >> during world war ii, kentucky was one of the leading producers of hemp. it was used mostly for producing rope for the navy. >> i guess you could called call me a hempster. i grew up around it. >> protein powders to lotions to chocolate covered seeds, many products already contain hemp, they're from canada. that's the exact market that ciz farmers want to cash in on. >> fiber from processed hemp it is illegal to grow or transplant hemp seeds anywhere in the u.s. >> currently the dea considers industrial hemp a classified substance that would be treated the same way as marijuana. so we certainly can't grow it to sell it. and in fact we can't even grow it to do research on it. >> all those in favor, signify by saying aye. >> that's not stopping kentucky. this year the state passed a law, allowing lines allow being licensing of hemp. >> we've been

. >> organizers say the blood is not tested for thc before going into the blood bank but it is testedfor dangerous diseases. >>> it is that time of year. today was the kickoff of this season's flu shot campaign at kaiser in fremont. thousands of people showed up to get the vaccine. many used the drive-through clinic to get their shots. they say they appreciate the convenience. >> much easier. mom doesn't have to get out. we don't have to get her in a wheelchair, put the wheelchair in and out. i think that we're holding up the line and they want us to move. other people are waiting so they don't have to get out. >> the centers for disease control recommend a yearly flu vaccine for everyone 6 months of aim age or older. >>> thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco tomorrow for the second day of the 11th annual avon walk for breast cancer. today a sea of pink filled san francisco streets under clear blue skies. the event helped raise money for local, regional and national breast cancer organizations. avon says 80% of the money rated stays locally for things such as research a

thc had a huge run, it's pulled back lately. i think actually, for the first time in a while looks like it ramp back to the upside. i think it held this 40 level a few times. if you want to trade the hospital space, tenant health care. >> tim. >> the trade on apple to me, you wait for 440, that's the level, where again, i was a seller four months ago on that. i don't think there's anything we'll get until the new ipad comes out in the late fall. until then this stock has seen it's icon move. don't chase this higher. i think you find the level 440. >> let's look ahead to next week. big events on the calendar. home builders, these stocks soared but gave up some gains as rates have crept higher. >> i'm worried about next week. not to say they can't spike. the trade was buy all these names, when they were at their trough. to get out of them this week. i stay away. as a matter of fact, if they doraly next week, i'd try to get them short. >> german election sunday. angle and merckle seeking third term. >> she'll get it, it will requir

this will be the frame work to suspend the thc-laden goodness in the next step.olate is added along with plenty of honey to bind together all the ingredients. then mix. last, you roll the entirety of the mixture into a bowl and either refrigerate or dig right in. you could pretty much spend, like, you know, five years of your life sitting around eating varmint, looking out in that direction going whoa, dude. i think a lot of people have spent five years pretty much doing that. oh, whoa, dude. i hate the words stretch creatively. i'm not going to suddenly, you know, join a road company of king leer, or, you know, learn to play drums. but as long as i'm telling stories, i would like to tell a different story every week. and i ask myself will it be interesting to me. that's very selfish process. will it be fun? if i don't have any expectations of it being fun, will it be interesting? who will it be interesting to? i think most importantly, will it be interesting to me? because if it's not interesting to me, i don't see why it would be interesting to anyone else. >>>

this will be the framework to suspend the thc goodness in the next step.colate is added to combine all the ingredients. then mix. last, you roll the entirety of the mixture into a ball and need to refrigerate or dig right in. >> you could spend five years of your life, you know, sitting around in a room looking out a that direction going, whoa, dude. i think a lot of people have spent five years pretty much doing that. whoa, dude. >> i'm not going to suddenly join a rogue company of king leer or learn to play drums. but as long as i'm telling stories, i would like to tell a different story every week. and i ask myself, will it be interesting to me? it's a very selfish process. will it be fun? if i don't have any expectations of it it being fun, will it be interesting? who will it be interesting to? most importantly, will it be interesting to me? if it's not interesting to me, why would it it be interesting to anyone else? the secret is out. hydration is in. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that c

this will be the framework to suspend the thc-laden goodness in the next step.late is added along with plenty of honey to bind together all the ingredients. then mix. last, you roll the entirety of the mixture into a ball and either refrigerate or dig right in. you could pretty much spend lake five years of your life sitting around in a roomy garment, looking out that direction going, whoa, dude. i think a lot of the people have spent five years pretty much doing that. whoa. whoa, dude. i hate the word stretch creatively. i'm not going to suddenly join a rogue company of king lear or learn to play drums, was as long as i'm telling stories, i would like to tell a different story every week. and i ask myself, will it be interesting to me. it's a very selfish process. will it be fun, if i don't have any expectation of it being fun, it will be interesting? who will it be interesting to? i think most importantly, will it be interesting to me? because if it's not interesting to me, i don't want see why it would be interesting to anyone else. ♪ turn around ♪ every now

this will be the framework to suspend the thc goodness in the next step.te is added to combine all the ingredients. then mix. last, you roll the entirety of the mixture into a ball and need to refrigerate or dig right in. >> you could spend five years of your life, you know, sitting around in a room looking out a that direction going, whoa, dude. i think a lot of people have spent five years pretty much doing that. whoa, dude. >> i'm not going to suddenly join a rogue company of king leer or learn to play drums. but as long as i'm telling stories, i would like to tell a different story every week. and i ask myself, will it be interesting to me? it's a very selfish process. will it be fun? if i don't have any expectations of it it being fun, will it be interesting? who will it be interesting to? most importantly, will it be interesting to me? if it's not interesting to me, why would it it be interesting to anyone else? for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing

this will be the frame work to suspend the thc-laden goodness in the next step.long with plenty of honey to bind together all the ingredients. then mix. last, you roll the entirety of the mixture into a bowl and either refrigerate or dig right in. you could pretty much spend, like, you know, five years of your life sitting around eating varmint, looking out in that direction going whoa, dude. i think a lot of people have spent five years pretty much doing that. oh, whoa, dude. i hate the words stretch creatively. i'm not going to suddenly, you know, join a road company of king leer, or, you know, learn to play drums. but as long as i'm telling stories, i would like to tell a different story every week. and i ask myself will it be interesting to me. that's a very selfish process. will it be fun? if i don't have any expectations of it being fun, will it be interesting? who will it be interesting to? i think most importantly, will it be interesting to me? because if it's not interesting to me, i don't see why it would be interesting to anyone else. ys can save by sh

this will be the frame work to suspend the thc-laden goodness in the next step.te is added along with plenty of honey to bind together all the ingredients. then mix. last, you roll the entirety of the mixture into a bowl and either refrigerate or dig right in. you could pretty much spend, like, you know, five years of your life sitting around eating varmint, looking out in that direction going whoa, dude. i think a lot of people have spent five years pretty much doing that. oh, whoa, dude. i hate the words stretch creatively. i'm not going to suddenly, you know, join a road company of king leer, or, you know, learn to play drums. but as long as i'm telling stories, i would like to tell a different story every week. and i ask myself will it be interesting to me. that's very selfish process. will it be fun? if i don't have any expectations of it being fun, will it be interesting? who will it be interesting to? i think most importantly, will it be interesting to me? because if it's not interesting to me, i don't see why it would be interesting to anyone else. woman:

but it also revealed he had methamphetamine and thc, the active ingredient in pot, in his body. she knows there are critics out there, people who have accused the couple of being reckless. she readily cops it making a mistake but nothing more. >> i can tell you this. that if it was an area that we had never been to, i don't think you would have ever done that. but because we know it so well, there was an element of comfortableness. >> reporter: was there an element of recklessness or -- >> no, no. >> reporter: you didn't feel reckless? >> no. not at all. >> reporter: paula's boys still think about rod's death and how close they came to losing their mother. >> if mom was up there, too, that would have just been so bad. >> it would have been really sad that they wouere both gone, but thank god she wasn't up there, too. >> reporter: how lucky do you feel to have your mom with you every day? >> very lucky. >> reporter: paula lane now enjoys family and friends as never before. and she wants to make those six days in the wilderness count, to be a better mother, daughter and sister. to

. >> hemp is a variety of -- of plant that looks a lot like marijuana, but has no thc, no drug content. >> reporter: a fifth generation farmer, bruce klein grows more than 300 acres of tobacco in kentucky. >> could see hemp production being very good here in kentucky. >> reporter: during world war ii, kentucky was one of the leading producers of hemp. it was mostly used to make rope for the navy. >> my daddy raised it on our farms. >> reporter: farmers can harvest hemp using the same procedure they are using to harvest corn. many products already contain hemp, but they are from canada. but here is the rub, it's illegal to grow or transplant hemp seeds anywhere in the u.s. >> currently the dea considers industrial hemp a classified substance that would be treated the same way as marijuana. so we certainly can't grow it to sell it, and in fact we can't even grow it to do research on it. >> reporter: but that's not stopping kentucky. this year the state passed a law, allowing licensing of industrial hemp with the hope of putting seeds in the ground by 2014. >> we're about creating jobs in

the same fast dissolving fiber rich supplement that you love now with a hint of thc.eeping your digestive system and your mind loose. >> ask your dealer if it is right for you. do not take it if you're on shrooms. it may result in a nagging suspicion that everyone is watching. may cause dry mouth and a profound sense of oneness. keep out of reach of pets, although that would be hilari s hilarious. stop taking if it lasts more than four hours. >> my toes are gone. they're gone. >> mari-musel, to help you shizzle. >> available at wall greens. join >> jimmy: we have a video called "worst twerk fail ever". a girl attempting to make a sexy video for her boyfriend. but she had trouble with the dismount. ♪ >> that's how osama bin laden died. [ applause ] acco athat video became very popular very quickly. it has been seen more than 9 million times on one youtube account alone. everyone has been trying to get her. we tracked ka eed kaitlyn down have her first television interview since setting herself on fire. plus we have john stamos, cedric the enter taner and music from hol

we don't really know the impact, but it's basically synthetic thc which is the active ingredient in marijuanaa lot of different stuff in there we don't know and it can have dramatic effects. >> is any of this being regulated at this time? >> well, the hard part is every time drug enforcement can identify what the substance is and make it illegal, they will alter it a little bit to make it legal. >> are you -- >> when i say legal, legal to sell -- >> i was going to say, are you finding, though, when used in a way that is supposed to be safe that ecigarettes are beneficial to people addicted to tobacco? >> well, and again, this is the misperception. because you can kind of look at regular cigarettes and say they're harmful. you can say, well, an electronic cigarette is not the same. it depends what you put in it. and this is what makes it dangerous. >> what's the word for parents right now if they are really concerned about the use of e-cigarettes. and what can they do to get ahead of this problem? >> well, let's first look at the fact they're actually using e-cigarettes. that would be an indic

>> we have a positive test for thc. >> this is a good one, then. what we'll do, we'll drug test both of these guys. hopefully we can talk to him and get him to tell us where he got the stuff from. good job, guys. >> seven more years. >> the lead suspect is 25-year-old maurice wilson doing his second prison stretch, this one 35 years for home invasion and aggravated battery. >> i used to follow a crowd, you know. i was following the wrong guys. just wanted to hang out, you know, be popular. so, you know, they considered themselves the bad guys. so, man, i wanted to be a bad guy, too. i wanted to be recognized, you know, hey, when i come through, the show stop. that's what happened. you know. the shop stopped because i got popped, you know. >> getting popped for an offense inside stateville means an additional sentence. in maurice's case, six months in the segregation unit, also known as "i" house. here inmates are given hard time. time that's added on to their sentence. it's also considered hard time because of the harsh conditions and severe restri

. >> organizers say the blood is not tested for thc before going to the blood bank, but it is tebsed for dangerous diseases. >>> it is that time of year again. flu season is now upon us. and to mark the occasion the kickoff of this season's flu shot campaign at kaiser in fremont. yesterday thousands of people showed up to get the vaccines many using the drive through clinic. those folks say they appreciate the convenience. they don't have to get out, put her in a wheelchair. i think that we're holding up the line and they want us to move. other people are wait sog they don't have to get out. >> the centers for disease control recommends a yearly flu vaccine for anyone 6 months of age or older. doctors say seasonal flu activity can begin as early as october. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the countdown to the potential shutdown in washington is upon us. house republicans pushing the government to the brink of doing what it hasn't done in almost 20 years. >>> i'm scott budman at google headquarters. a new way to shop when it's absolutely, positively has to be on

no matter how smart they are because otherwise we'll take thc money from you. if push comes to shove, they might try something like that. but right now the momentum is on our side and the numbers of people who -- >> 3% of the school kids now are home schooled. it's gone up. >> what's the motivation to keep them? they get more money. >> if they're in the government -- >> the strongest group that wants to defend that public school system is of course the biggest union in the country. s that's the teachers union. >> i heare home schoolers, or s told they don't socialize. they're home. school is where you learn to mix with other kids.m >> i believe that for a long time. >> you didn't home school your kids?ed >> no, i didn't. things have gotten worse. >> you were talking aboutpu socializing. i believe at one time that they would be asocial and wouldn't be good. when i learned the differences, home schoolers were strong supporters of mine in texas. they would come out and you would know them because it woulh be the middle of the week. the mother would be there with t

. >> jimmy: yeah, some type of thc or something in that thing. [ laughter ] did you ever dabble in musicm thing that i did with the actor, mark boone, jr. and we did -- one of our sketchers, we played two guys who were in a band. and so, i wrote a song for the sketch, and then he encouraged me to write some more songs. and then, we actually formed a band. we were called the ponds of love. [ light laughter ] and we -- we only had -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: great name. great name. >> it was sort of like a psychedelic country band. >> jimmy: psychedelic country. a big market. big market out there for psychedelic country. >> we only had five songs, and they were all about rejection. because i wrote these songs before i was married to my wife. she went off on a trip, and i didn't know if she was -- if we were going to be together after that trip. so i wrote all these songs, you know, about rejection. and then, she came back, and then we've been married for 25 years. so i never wrote another song. i never wrote another song. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she broke up the band. >> yes, she d

>> thc long. the government, they're backstopping all these guys p. great growth. >> that does it for us. more "fast money" at 5:00 p.m. this evening. are a great rest of the day. we'll see you tomorrow. "power lunch" starts now. >>> "halftime" is over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> and what a second half it stack up to be. investors taking a bit of a step back a day aftered ethe fed's surprise move to keep its easing move in place. the consensus? always be wear of the consensus. where do we go from hear? will washington kill the rally with the threat of a government shutdown in just two weeks? two big things looming on the horizon there. the debt ceiling vote and the federal budget vote. the fed's move to keep providing stimulus raising a serious question, is the economy actually worse than people think? we're going to explore this one this hour. what about mortgage rates in where do they go from here? they've been rising on the fears about the fell pulling back, so where next? my partner, sue, is at the nyse. hi, sue. >> reporte

we now have a law that provides that if a driver's blood contains five nanograms or more of thc, there's a permission level influence that the driver was driving under the influence. we really appreciate the collaboration we've had in with federal officials. we know we have more to do. as has been discussed today, we have audits article of some of the things are done in the past to address. i will say that the main reason that we have had failure of relations of our medical marijuana initiative because we lacked the resources to hire staff and partner with law enforcement, but we are singing to the voters this fall and marijuana tax measure that will provide the revenue we need to hire staff, to also work on public health issues related to marijuana, and education and prevention efforts that we are determined to focus on. the bottom line is we commend the department of justice for the guidance it issued in the new pool memo. we think pool memo. we think it was for us timely clarification because we were in the final weeks of doing for rules and so we got in time to make sure that our rul

there is one that antagonizes thc so the effects are likely to be different depending on the type of marijuana that you are getting. when one speaks about the notion of legalization of a substance where we actually don't even know what exactly ingredients make up the properties is basically going backwards on the way the we try to regulate substances that are going to be for human consumption. our main concern among all of these issues is young people -- >> you are telling me that your advice to the department of justice, is that right? >> i am telling you our concerns they did consult you? >> we provided information with respect to the danger. >> i was not personally consulted. however, i believe that the department did consult the administrator's office if you are asking me my views. >> i don't need your views. mr. rannazzisi, there is something you are involved in that concerned me very much putative as you know according to the government accountability office, the dea is refusing to comply with the obligation to provide access to the records. senator whitehouse word you always a

assure of the public there is no thc in the candy. instead just infused with marijuana for flavor.tiger and bear has been unbreakable for over academic indicated until now. new government regulation risking their future together. the founder of noah's ark animal sanctuary in georgia is here to tell us about this unlikely family. nice to see you this morning. welcome to the show. how did you manage to get these animals into your care over a decade ago in the first place? >> well, they came to me back in 2001. there was a drug bust in atlanta. and all three of them came to mow as babies. >> they were being held in a drug dealer's home. they had -- there was abuse deerly. they had different markings on them. they were in trouble? >> yes. >> and basically this has become a very popular exhibit at the animal sanctuary, right? >> yes. >> it is very popular. too our knowledge, we are the only ones in the world that has a full grown bear, tiger and lion that live together and has for over 12 years. >> now comes the troubling part for you guys, right? >> yes. >> the usda steps in and sudden

than joints in term of an inexperienced marijuana user eating a brownie that has concentrated form of thc. that can be a traumatic experience for some people. i don't see it being regulated. that's what i worry about. in term of the position that sam and others and myself put forth. ic we're -- in a country with the first amendment. in a country that has seen the alcohol and tobacco industry relentlessly target kids and target addicts. the industries don't make money off casual users. the marijuana industry doesn't make money off a person one in ten years cdz to light up a joint. nay make money after addiction. what i worry in the country american-style legalization is commercialization. is promotion. no matter the best, you know, interest at state officials and regulators and liquor control boards and others try to implement. it's not about imprisoning people for small amounts. who get caught with a small amount. it's about the mass commercialization. >> i wonder if the duoother witnesses reacting to the points made about the problems that have arisen under the colorado and washington la