his mother flew prescribing this thc because it is illegal. his mother flew to canada to obtain more, but the drugs were confiscated when they got into heathrow on monday. she declared them. they were confiscated. the seizures have now returned. billy was admitted to the chelsea and westminster hospital yesterday. his mother says his condition is not life—threatening. she described the action from the home office as beyond cruelty. cannabis oil is illegal in the uk if it contains this element, this thc. that is the psychoactive element that is found in marijuana. what are we expecting to happen today? the home office is looking at this. it has issued a statement which says: we are deeply sympathetic to the extremely difficult situation that billy and his family are in. billy is in the care of medical professionals who are best placed to assess the care and treatment that he requires. the home office is contacting billy's medical team. if the team treating billy advise a particular course of urgent action the home office will carefully consider

. >> thc is not that risky. it's good because alzheimer's patients really have no effective drugs. >> and it's not just thc that scientists think targets alzheimer's plaques. they believe marijuana's other active ingredients, the cannabinoids, could reduce overall inflammation in the brain possibly providing benefit to many brain diseases. we first heard rumblings about this in 2013, when we visited gw pharmaceuticals in the united kingdom. >> these flowering parts and the leaves around the flowering pots are coated with thousands of little balls. they're called tricons and the content is about 67% pure cannabinoid. >> gw's chairman dr. jeffrey guy and many others believe these precious chemicals are in fact neuroprotectants. >> not damaging, but protecting the brain? >> when brain cells are stressed by trauma or other injury. >> if you're skeptical, consider this. the u.s. department of health and human services has an actual financial stake in this exact sort of research. their patent, number 6630507, covers t

it has lower than .3% thc. >> lower than .3? >> .3. that's right. has a naturally very high amount of cbd. >> reporter: cbd is the chemical compound some believe helps people with epilepsy. when you look at this plant, what do you see? >> i see beauty. i see wonderment. i see incredible opportunity. >> do you think the rest of the scientific community in america is seeing the same thing? >> i think a lot of people are waiting to see how it pans out. >> reporter: one of the people very interested in how it pans out is dr. amy brooks kayal, a neurologist in denver and the president of the american epilepsy society. she says currently, there's just not enough science to prove the oils work or how they affect patients. >> there's no question that based on the science, that there is potential there for a component of marijuana and possibly cannabidiol to be an effective treatment but we don't know that yet and most importantly, we don't know the potential side effects. we don't want to make their seizures better and make their lives worse. >> reporter: d

actually cbd is not illegal in this country, it is thc which is illegal.n have benefits as well as harms, then we could move cannabis, to solve the problem we could move it from schedule one in the medicines regulations at the moment, which says it has no medical use, if into schedule two which would mean doctors could prescribe more to children. and there is a panel of experts who will make a decision on that? indie. thank you very much for coming in. over to natalie pirks with the sport in moscow. england are out on the pitch here at the volgograd arena, 45,000 seats, 42,500 seats sold so around 3000 empty. 0nly 42,500 seats sold so around 3000 empty. only 2000 and a bit england fans, so the england end behind us is going to be rammed with locals, it could make for an interesting atmosphere. we understand that the team, the big decisions have been made, a couple of days ago gareth southgate told his players and we understand that maguire will start at left back over cahill, henderson preferred to eric dier and ashley young will start ahead of danny rose

it is the thc component if it is about 0.2% ina the thc component if it is about 0.2% in a particular should have recreational heroine but we use opiates in medicine and indeed, in cancer therapy and pain relief. we already have crossed this line of taking an evil substance, a highly addictive street heroin and licensing it for medical use and it works. i think the case here is article —— utterly compelling to be the same. we need to be evidence led in terms of recreational use. we will talk about the pros and cons of recreational use in a moment. yes? interstates in the us where they have legalised cannabis for medical use, the death rates from opioids are produced by something like 67%. it is absolutely ridiculous that people are left on these very dangerous, very addictive opioids, with terrible side—effects, when they could be on cannabis, much safer, less addictive, fewer side—effects. safer, less addictive, fewer side-effects. i'm going to bring in joe because i read the e—mail and she wants to talk to us about her son. whereabouts in the country are you? at the moment i'm in no

thc is a schedule one class b drug.arguments to say it is and also, it is not in the public interest for police to be chasing minor amounts of thc. so it is an absolute mess. what should happen? what is currently happening in the uk, it is notjust these kids being treated in a cruel and inhumane way. but also, people are being prosecuted through courts every year, hundreds and maybe thousands for the use of medical cannabis to relieve their symptoms. are they really? the police have a discretionary approach. yes, but my organisation provides legal advice to people affected through the drug laws and we receive calls monthly to helpline for people prosecuted for cultivating cannabis for their own use. that is slightly different. i understand, but people are suffering and there are solutions. it is important to distinguish between recreational cannabis use and cannabis medicines. i am not suggesting we should create a situation where it is legal to be growing cannabis at home for medical purposes and police say, i have got

, and one containing 50 milligrams of thc. they do not contain alcohol. they will be available, july 30. >>> and upset in the primary, could have effects on the entire democratic party. a star lost to a candidate who has never held public office. joseph crowley, of new york, lost to his primary challenger, 28-year-old alexandria cortez. she is an activist, and a member of the democratic socialists of america. she was stunned, by her victory. >> i cannot believe these numbers right now, but i know, that every single person here, has worked in there but off, to change the future. >> this is an upset in the finest tradition of upsets. i have had a candidate who is not expected to win, who has strong views, and someone who has been there a very long time, spending $3 million -- and did not get his load out. >> this primary race was not even close. cortez one by 16 points. >>> disney $70 billion bid for fox entertainment has got the okay from the u.s. justice department. the antitrust division says that acquisition can proceed, as

no surprise because for decades studies have shown that both thc and cbd can help cancer patients inou get off of the opiates? >> absolutely. >> 100%. you hear about cbd being able to help people with withdrawal type symptoms they get trying to come off of opiates. you have been here as you mentioned that cbd can help repair the brain. is that as promising as it sounds? >> as a scientist, i definitely try to be optimistic. >> but also cautious. she knows we need more research but getting that done is not easy. it's something we have reported on for years. because cannabis is a controlled substance, getting federal funding is difficult and getting the cannabis to study is challenging. it took yasmin hurd four years just to get started. >> i just don't understand why we can't go on to have more in-depth studies to really see indeed if this does work and can be effective for at least a subset of people even if it's not for all the 50,000 people who will die this year. >> it's hard for to do. >> harvard's stacy gruber has also struggled to do this kind of research. her early studies show

right behind me there's another ntains almost three times as mu thc.of corse, we predict demand is only going to increase. we're nowhere near the celing. this is just the ding. -- beginning. >> sreenivasan: during world war ii, the u.s. army faced an ongoing nursing shortage. yet the army was still racially segregated andinesisted enliblack medical professionals. though thousands applied, less >> reporter: when you think of than 600 black nurses were allowed in by the d of the war. many were given assignments considered "less desir faced racism from fellow white officers. but for one african american nurse assigned to a german prisoner of war camp in jim crow-era arizona, that experience was just the beginning of the discrimination she would face. it's all detailed in the new book, "enemies in love," by author and journalist clark. newshour weekend's ivette feliciano has more. >> reporter: german soldier frederick albert was captured in italy in 1944 and taken to a prisoner of war camp in arizona where he met african americane, nulinor powell. how did

when he came back to the uk he was the first person to be problem scribed with the drug which contains thcthe home office told his gp to stop prescribing that because it is illegal here, so his motherflew with him to canada, to obtain more of this oil, but this was confiscated when they came back on monday and she declared it to customs and they took it away. the seizures have returned and he was admitted to hospital yesterday, his mother says his condition is now life—threatening and she described the action as beyond cruelty, now we expect to hear from the action as beyond cruelty, now we expect to hearfrom here the action as beyond cruelty, now we expect to hear from here at some stage this morning. and in the meantime, what are the home office saying? the home office is making it clear that cannabis oil is illegal in the uk if it contains this particular element thc. that is the psychoactive element found in marijuana, so it would seem they are sympathetic and there may be room for manoeuvre but if billy is in hospital and his condition is that serious things need to move very quickly.

it contains 10 milligrams of thc.will be available starting july 30. >>> black panther is going from the box office to the smithsonian. several props and collectibles are set to go on display at the national museum of african history and culture in washington dc. the items will be on display during the museum's first african-american film festival in october. >>> a seven-year-old boy in florida and said he knew he had to do something after seeing a man's a bicycle get stolen from a mcdonald's restaurant. >> he didn't have any way to get home. he could've never got home for the rest of his life. >> john taylor says he was getting with his bike parked outside when someone jumped on it and wrote away. he chased him through the parking lot. after hearing the story, matthew asked if he could go to target and use the gift card he received know me, but they did that for me. >>was raised to help others and do what you can. she is glad her young son is showing those very same traits. he says there is one important thing to rem

it will come in two varieties including 10 milligrams of thc.he other will have five milligrams of cvd which is a compound used to treat pain. the drinks do not contain alcohol. they will be available starting july 30.>>> the santa clara valley district approved plans to create the newest reservoir in the bay area in 20 years. the vote clears the way for the expansion of the pacheco reservoir through highway 152. the 274 acres is now owned by the water district. a bigger district decided to buy the land for an insurance policy for future droughts. this new llion-dollar reservoir would be built slightly upstream from the current reservoir, not far from casa day food out.>>> the tiger scored a first six run of the game but jeff larry led the way. he had the go-ahead single in the ninth inning following a double by matt joyce. oakland 1k -- won. >>> the giants came back and beat the colorado rockies 3-2 and hernandez was at both ends of the giants running score. -- giants' running score. >> that was hernandez's 10th homer of the season. the giants

sparkling water infused with out with high few hop, an ipa inspired sparkling water that has a dose of thc. >> it's hop infused, ipa inspired, you'll taste hops, and won't taste cannabis, but it's in there. >> it will be available next month in dispen presenceries in california -- dispensaries california. >> maybe that's what the local baseball teams are on! they are red hot. brandon crawford, bottom of the 9th , and the finish. when we come back. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. giants, and the are on pace to improve last year's disasterous campaign by almost 2 >>> tonight marked the official halfway point for the season for the giants. bumgarner first strike out against the rocky kiss was his 1500th colorado bases loaded, but bum ends the threat with a strike cut. 0-0. crawford into the arcade, a walk-off solo shot, and giant win 1-0. the fourth straight victory. the other guys not too bad. a long

plus new rules on dosage, limits thc potency. >> some patients come in and get 1000 milligrams edible at a time, that is 10 bags at $22 a bag.>> reporter: dispensaries statewide expect there volume will shrink as some producers want to pass state muster even though they knew six months ago, this was coming. >> we needed a lot longer to adapt to this. i would have loved to see two years. >> reporter: instead, it is a fire sale. price cuts of half or more. >> i've learned to fire hunt. this shopper uses cannabis for joint and muscle pain and doesn't mind state oversight. >> i'm a nurse and i think it is very empowering to the consumer that you know what you are getting and you know what your body needs.>> reporter: long established dispensaries got ready with new lines to replace the noncompliant ones. if shortages drive up prices? an even higher price point could tempt shoppers to buy backyard weed. >> it's untested, grown with pesticides and has other contaminants in it. >> reporter: dispensaries like mercy wellness have taken a big financial hit, easily in the hundreds of thousands o

the oil, which contains a substance called thc, is illegal in the uk.ey had "achieved the impossible." and we'll be talking to billy's mum charlotte at around twenty to eight. firefighters have spent a second night at the scene of a huge blaze at the glasgow school of art. it's the second fire there in four years. nearby buildings, including a nightclub and a music venue, have also been damaged. 0ur correspondent catriona renton is there for us now. good morning to you. ring us up to date. you can see the plight —— fire appliance behind you, still a lot of work going on there. -- bring. once again, this city waking up at disbelief at what happened on friday night, the second fire at the famous mackintosh building in four years. you can see there is still plenty of activity happening here. the scaffolding is from the restoration work from the fire four years ago and you can see the fire this time has been far worse than that one in the extent of the damage is clearly very difficult to deal with. firefighters, 50 of them, where he overnight. they say that

e thc islanders as well in general.ou know, like i say, i'm just--i'm just happy and blessed to be a part of something awesome as in, you know, with reggae music. and yeah, man, it's something that a lot of us polynesian kids grow up with, reggae music. and i hear it in our backyards and stuff, so to be able to do it ourselves is something else, it's a blessing. robert: yeah, that's something we've talked about before, which is sort of you get into the form of the music, but then you introduce your own-- sammielz: yeah, we have a little--yeah, exactly. so, i think one thing i could pick out of that is just with harmonies, you know what i means in c it i guess you could say to reggae. right, at the festival, danny? itdanny: correct. could say to reggae. robert: what's the festival going to be like this year in terms when you say down home? is it going to be much different than what people have seen before if they've been there before? danny: no, not a lot. i mean, it's just going to be more south pacific islander artists

the amount of thc is so minimal, but the effect is so great —— tiny high off it.view on that, briefly? well, yeah, again, i would be for it, but i am opposed to linking the two conversations right now. i think that it could distract the momentum we have got with the medicinal conversation, so iam very with the medicinal conversation, so i am very wary of commenting too much on that because purely i think that we should go for medicinal first, much like they did in california, colorado, and now they have taken it that next step further, after long—term of medicinal side of things settling into their communities. ok, thank you very much. we really appreciate it. simon texted to say, i have been using cannabis the ten years, i get chronic back pain because of scoliosis. i find it chronic back pain because of scoliosis. ifind it is chronic back pain because of scoliosis. i find it is one of the only drugs that can help alleviate the pain after work. i am unable to move them. also, alcohol is legal and has been proven to have worse health risks, so why not give it the

in it, so that is a different type of cannabinoid, a different component in the marijuana plant from thc what gets people high. the dea, since it is derived from the marijuana plant, and they schedule marijuana as schedule one, which means there is no medical reason to be taking this, no medical properties trust would help anyone, they need to take a look at it to figure out, if you don't include the thc, just use the cbd, how is that going to be scheduled? julie: thank you so much, anna edney, our bloomberg health care reporter. gw pharma shares are lower today, although they have had a run-up so far this year. check out ouro prognosis page at bloomberg.com/prognosis. it is where we report on the future of health care and the financial forces behind it all. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ is the programme or a lead therapies t in class trials. linical trials. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with "first world news." signing an executive order reversing his administration's insistence of separating migrant children at the border, president donald slams us immigration policies, as he and the

the oil, which contains a substance called thc, is illegal in the uk.her, charlotte told us how he was after resuming treatment. billy's mother, charlotte said they had "achieved the impossible." two doses yesterday and this morning, already we are seeing an improvement. the doctors here are very happy, they aren't saying that billy shouldn't have this medicine, they are in fact encouraging billy to continue having this medicine administered. more than 600 migrants who've been at the centre of a row between european countries over where they should go are beginning to arrive in spain. both italy and malta has refused to take them after they were picked up off the coast of libya. 0ur europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, is in valencia for us. good morning. what will happen next, once these migrants arrive? what is happening here is that they are coming... inaudible they have been off—loading for an hour or so. everyone who comes off... the spanish government has said they are trying to make this an approach that will influence european attitudes, th

it'sn oral solution that's derived from cannabis d its not contain thc. that's what gives recreational users a high. it's not the approval of overall marijuana use. even if it's iended to treat her illnesses. >>> thousands of d.c. kids are out of school for the summer, and officials want to make sure thathey're safe. there have been 35 murders thisr year. muriel bowser -- possibly even gets ants before somebod hurt as the murder rate climbs, so does the frustration in the community. something the mayor says she tunderstands. thing that we hear in neighborhoods just like the one that we're in today is that people are fed up with violence. they're fed up with being scared of random shootings. >> well, the program also creates job opportunities for teenagers and improved community rec centers in high crime areas. >>> next week is sure to be packed with people that plan to celebrate their birthday, fourth >> it's so beautiful here in washington d.c. metro is making sure you and your fily are aware of changes when it comes to transportation. metro will close a

to prescribe the cannabis oil, but the home office later told him to stop as it contains the element thcicalfound in marijuana. this cannabis is being grown legally in canada for medicinal use. while there is some evidence that some formulations may have medical benefits, it remains illegal in the uk. but this afternoon, billy caldwell is once again being treated with the medication his family says is life—saving. let's talk to peter reynolds, the president of the cannabis reform charity clear. thank you forjoining us. presumably you think that in this case the home 0ffice you think that in this case the home office has done the right thing?- last, yes. it is wonderful news, and let's raise a cheer, but let's be angry at what has gone on. this is not just a recent thing, angry at what has gone on. this is notjust a recent thing, it is not just the plight of billy, it applies to hundreds of thousands of people in this country who already use cannabis oil as medicine. —— cannabis. for 50 years the government has been engaged in systematically misleading and misinforming people the truth ab

prescribe the cannabis oil, but the home office later told him to stop, as it contains the element thcin marijuana. this is cannabis being grown legally in canada for medicinal use. while there is some evidence that some formulations may have medical benefits, it remains illegal in the uk. but the home secretary said that he has used an exceptional this afternoon, billy caldwell is once again being treated with the medication his family says his life—saving. the un's special envoy to yemen has arrived in the capital sana'a in a bid to persuade rebels to give up control of a key seaport. pro—government forces backed by saudi arabia have been fighting to take hodeidah from iran—backed militias. most of yemen's aid passes through the port, and aid agencies have warned that a prolonged battle could worsen an already critical situation. spain's government says it has accepted an offer from france to take in some of the migrants from the aquarius rescue ship. the vessel is currently en route to spain, with more than 600 people onboard, who were picked up off the libyan coast. last weekend th

to prescribe the cannabis oil, but the home office later told him to stop as it contains the element thcarijuana. this cannabis is being grown legally in canada for medicinal use. while there is some evidence that some formulations may have medical benefits, it remains illegal in the uk. but this afternoon, billy caldwell is once again being treated with the medication his family says is life—saving. keith doyle, bbc news. let's speak now to david nutt, a professor of neuropsychopharmacology at imperial college london, and is a former chief drugs adviser for the uk government. hejoins me via webcam from ludlow in shropshire. thank you forjoining us. first of all on this whole issue of the use of cannabis oil for people like billy caldwell, how does it help them? well, what it does is probably replaces missing chemicals in the brain. most people don't realise the brain. most people don't realise the brain makesa brain. most people don't realise the brain makes a whole range of different substances. and the supplement is leading to their epilepsy. and why do you think it has taken the gove

to prescribe the cannabis oil but the home office later told him to stop, as it contains the element thcwn legally in canada for medicinal use. while there is some evidence that some formulations may have medical benefits it remains illegal in the uk. but the home secretary said that he has used an exceptional power to urgently issue a licence to allow billy caldwell to be treated with cannabis oil. keith doyle, bbc news. sinn fein will debate changing the party's policy on abortion at its annual conference in belfast. the president, mary lou mcdonald, will also give her first leader's address since replacing gerry adams. live now to belfast and our ireland correspondent emma vardy. what is their present position on abortion and what change is being proposed? sinn fein brought this party conference forward to allow the party to have this debate on abortion much sooner. in the past sinn fein has only accepted access to abortion in limited circumstances. following the overwhelming referendum result in the republic to overturn the ban on abortion there, the proposal being put forward here,

the law does allow those with state issued medical card to possess low thc oil. >> only way he couldet medical card was six year waiting list. >> they say frustrated with traditional prescription medication they took matters into their own hands. >> you're having to buy it illegally? >> yes. >> matthew brill says he smoked the marijuana first to make sure it was okay re givt to his stepson. >> y gsot arrested. >> yes. >> you both go to jail. >> for six days. >> they were charged with reckless conduct after some one alerted the georgia division of family and children services. on april 20th, david was removed from the brill's custody. that day he had a ee sure and rushed to the hospital. >> how is david doing? >> when i talked to him tonight. the ten men out phone call i was allowed to have with him he is on the verge of going into seizure. >> david is living in a group home 60 miles from his parents. division of family and children services said in a statement. case managers continue to work with the parents. so the family can be restored as quickly as possible. >> they're facing rea

cannabis is gentle, ultimately will stop when used in the right ratios for the bright ailments, of thcucial in the combination for this to be able to work, to be able to actually receive the benefit of that there appeared of the beneficial qualities of this medicine, it is incredibly important because it does not give you those symptoms that you have from other types of medicines that are not as... i know this is upsetting for you. you did say before we started talking that you might get upset. i appreciate you have coming straight from the hospital will stop i hope you'll ca re hospital will stop i hope you'll care and yourtime hospital will stop i hope you'll care and your time with billy and charlotte goes well. pass on our greetings. thank you very much. you are watching bbc news. we'll be finding out how this story and many others are being covered in tomorrow's front pages at10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are owen bennett, deputy political editor at huffpostuk and the journalist and broadcaster penny smith. ido i do hope you canjoin

prescribe the cannabis oil, but the home office later told him to stop because it contains the element thcarijuana. this cannabis is being grown legally in canada for medicinal use. while there is some evidence that some formulations may have medical benefits, it remains illegal in the uk. but this afternoon, billy caldwell is once again being treated with the medication his family says life—saving. let's talk to to orfhlaith begley, mp for west tyrone, who has been campaigning for billy. thank you forjoining us this afternoon. can you explain to us the campaign that matt's mother has been running, and how you have been involved in that in the last few months? —— billy's mother. iam involved in that in the last few months? —— billy's mother. i am the mpfor months? —— billy's mother. i am the mp for west to run, the constituency of charlotte caldwell. i have been in contact with her for several weeks, trying to get the treatment that billy caldwell needs. since sunday, i met charlotte caldwell at the airport and we went straight to the airport and we went straight to the minister to ask whe

uk but you can only get one that has 0.2% thc.d on the internet it is available. leave you think it is heading? i think, like is available. leave you think it is heading? ithink, like kelly, the ultimate goal should be regulated. research that we have done is suggesting that the harms of it, if the market —— the market were regulated we could control the levels that was available and make it safer. lets pick up a point with you cally. you both talking about some kind of market. how would it work? we mentioned, a professor mentioning that in some forms can may be found to cause psychosis. cou nty may be found to cause psychosis. county pin it all down? cau5ing p5ychosi5, ithink cau5ing p5ychosi5, i think that come5 because there is the regulation. the weed people are buying on the street is not regulated, drug dealers do not ask for id and don't care what they are 5elling you. they sell cannabis with chemicals sprayed selling you. they sell cannabis with chemicals sprayed on it. regulation is the only way we can limit the problems

claims the inrest spector gener blasts former attorney general loretta lynch for her mishandling of thc email server and the tarmac meeting. andrew mccabe, we are told the report chastises him for the late discovery and mishandling of evidence related to the clinton investigation. mccabe's attorney sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee claiming he'll testify in exchange for immunity. should any of these amigos be worried about their freedom? reporter: the answer is maybe. we are all waiting for this inspector general's report, including the president, who has been tweeting about it. the abc report useshe w insubordinate. the report says he defied the attorney general especially when he sent the letter saying they are reopening the clintonon. the president of judicial watch says this is like a russian nesting doll when you pull one out than is somet else inside. >> you know, this spy gate is getting worse and worse. and i don't understan the lackadaisical approach the congress has to bringing in, hauling in rosenstein. reporter: lawyers for the former deputy director andrew mcc

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the first, thc, the psychoactive component, the second, cbd, is not a controlled drug.erosis patients only but it costs £400 per month privately. it‘s only available on the nhs in wales. there‘s also a synthetic anti—sickness capsule which is available for some patients undergoing chemotherapy. i think in the review a particularfocus undergoing chemotherapy. i think in the review a particular focus will be children with treatment resistant epilepsy, as we have seen in the news. an international trial of a cbd oil, that‘s without psychoactive effects, pharmaceutical grade, were shown to reduce seizures in children and that drug is likely to be approved in the us next week and in europe early next year. thanks very much. fergus walsh, our medical correspondence there. president trump says he wants radical changes to us laws on immigration. he‘s been facing growing anger over his government‘s policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the country‘s border with mexico. he said on social media that illegal immigrants should not be allowed to "pour into and i

. >> reporter: and i hope that thc supremrt would not enable this administration to reinject discrimination. >> just ahead on news 4 you're going to hear from those who believe this was the right decision. >>> plus the race for county he pulse oas we get the people and the issues that matter to them. >>> and a special honor for a wao her more than 20 years >>> now at 6:30, local reaction supreme over t court's ruling on president trump's travel ban. it was a 5-4 decision driven by the court's more conservative justices. chief justi john roberts wro the majority opinion. he said they've given tpr ident substantial power to regulate. one said a reasonable obsdver woay it's motivated by antihi muslim animus. >>> the court's decision hassp ked plenty of emotional responses as you might imagine. news 4 david culver talked to trump supporters who feel vindicate td a vindicated and others vowing to continue the fight. >> reporter: a ruling from the gh court revealing deep divides in our country. here are two very different reactions. >> they did the right thing thank god. >> it's just devastating.

the new rules on dosage limits thc potency. >> some patients would come here and get 1000 grammatical at a time that is 10 bags of those. it starts to hit the pocket. >> reporter: and who can hit -- eat 10 bags of cookies? dispensaries statewide expect their volume and variety of product will shrink. as some produces won't pass state muster even though they knew six months ago this was coming. >> we needed a lot longer to adapt to this. i would have loved to see two years. it's tough to build something out of nothing. >> reporter: instead, it is a fire sale. price cuts are half or more. almost 70, the shopper uses cannabis for joint and muscle pain and doesn't mind state oversight. >> i'm a nurse and i think is very empowering to the consumer that you know what you are getting and you know what your body needs.>> reporter: long- established dispensaries got ready, with new lines to replace the noncompliant ones. if shortages drive up prices, and even higher price point could tempt shoppers to buy backyard weed. >> which is untested, grown with pesticides and has a bunch of other conta

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e drug is an oral solution derived from cannabis but it does not have thc which is the ingredie that gives recreational users a high. the fda says the action is not an approval of overall marijuana useven if intended to treat other illnesses. >>> a new trendnedical care bringing a hospital right inside your home. >> a new study out now shows patients treated at hom have fewer hospital readmissions, e.r. visits and shorter length of care. dr. john taurus has more. went orter: when maureen to a boston emergency room struggling to breathe doctors d an unusual way to treat her. they sent her home. >> i was surprised at first that they told meo i could home. i smiled because i could go home. >> reporter: it's called the home hospital. >> you have the hospital here. >> reporter: the new trend designed to give seriously ill patients better care. >> we don't talk about how often people die and get infections. a lot of those things aren't going to happen. >> reporter: in her own room she gets the same treatment she would in the hospital, medication and iv and doctor's exam. back at the hospil

it's derived from cannabis, but is it does not contain thc, the ingredient that gives recreational users that ehigh. fda says yesterday's action is not an approval of overall marijuana use, even if it's otended to treater illnesses. >>> next week, the district is sure to be packed with people celebrating the fournth of july. >> it is really special. metro is makinure that your family is aware of certain change metro will service will end two hours after fireworks. tro will be on a mostly holiday schedule and will open at 7:00 a.m. you can expect trains to arrive every eight to ten minutes after 6:00 in the evening. parking is free at all metro operated lots. a lot of the station near the mall, it'soing to be very crowded for the fourth of july. plan ahead. >>> still ahead, a woman is denied a prescription by a pharmacist taking a stand. >> whathat medication was for and why it's all perfectly legal. >> plus, with he have new details with a security breach rightutside the c headquarters. chuck. >> good morning,everybody. 5:12 now on a tuesday morning. starting to think about the weekend a

, a purified form of a chemical ingredient found in the cannabis plant, called cbd, it doesn't have thcich is what causes a marijuana high. it is made by british drugmaker, and expected to be available this coming fall. >>> continuing coverage on the pawnee fire, up next, the latest on the firefight.>>> latest numbers from the fire zone, and the heat up coming later in the week, after the cool down we are experiencing today. coming back with the five day forecast. two you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> back now to developing news, battling light wind and dry conditions is a try to contain the pawnee fire, they have launched an aerial attack, with air tankers dropping retardant, along with 200 crews on the ground, 22 structures of burned, including 12 homes, along with 10,500 acres of land, the fire is now only 5% contained. >> it took off over the weekend, those red flag on the front lines, getting a break with cooler weather. >> definitely a big break, a very different environment,

it does not have thc which is what causes a marijuana hi. the medication is made by a british drugmaker and is expected to be available this fall. >>> 'tis the season for fireworks with the fourth of july around the corner. a safety reminder, a new app launched in the south bay for people to report illegal fireworks use. >>> chief meteorologist, bill martin will return in a few minutes with the complete bay area forecast coming up. >>> new at ten, with the fourth of july approaching, bay area law enforcement agents use new tools to curb illegal fireworks. aston smith is co-live in san jose with her agencies in the south bay hope people turn to their smart phones. >> reporter: billboards are up throughout the city of san jose. english, spanish, vietnamese highlighting how to prevent fires. this is the only city set up with illegal fireworks, as is the city of gilroy. illegal fireworks are a big problem throughout the bay area. this is the video of unsanctioned fireworks shows from last july 4. >> i think it's a problem, in the sense we had fi

it is an ipa-inspired sparkling water with thc. >> it's hop infused, ipa inspired. you will taste hops. and you won't taste cannabis. but it's in there. >> hifi hops will be available next month in dispensaries throughout california. >>> a series of suspicious fires sparked in san jose yesterday. today, what investigators are saying caused it coming up. >> plus, the new push to add more officers to bay area streets. now at six: the retirement of supreme court justice anthony kennedy sets the stage for a confirmation >>> i'm very honored that he chose do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice! >> now at 6:00, the retirement of supreme court justice anthony kennedy sets the stage for a confirmation showdown. >> plus, the search for an arsonist in the south bay following a series of cease- fires. >> good morning, it is thursday, june 28st. m

we're told they alsoed recov three firearms, cash, pounds of pot along with thc infused products. while marijuana has been legalid, it remains illegal to buy or sell it. >>> tomorrow some in our area will mark thees o celebrated holiday marking the end of slavery. we're a talkingut june teeth. it commemorates the day in 1867 that union soldiers arrived in texas to tell slaveshey had been freed two years earlier. >> n you may have heard this earlier. the world health organization agreeing to classify video gam addiction as a disease. but what does that actually mean? doreen gentzler joins us to explain. >>> a young woman's body was found near this area in charl county two decades ago. now police have a much better idea of what she may have looked like. i'll show you the new image that police are hopin >>> wonder of storm team 4 weather alert with just about everybody under a heat advisory until about 8:00re herehe future feels like temperatures around 1:. tomorrow afternoon on stuesday feeling about 100. feeling about 90 degrs in frederick. as we move toward the evening hours we do

it's an oral solution derived from cannabis, but it does not contain thc, the ingredient tha gives recreational use airs high. yesterday's action is not an approval of overall marijuana use. even if it's intended to treat other illnesses. >>> next week the district is sure to be packed because people will be celebrating a big birthday. >> the fourth of july independence day, and metro ima king sure you and your family are aware of certain changes. metro will close at is 11:30 p.m. will close two hours after the fireworks. metro will be on a mostly holiday schedule and will open at 7:00 a.m. you can expect trains to arrive every eight to ten minutes after 6:00 in the eveng. parking is free at all metro operated lots expected to be busy, though, on those platforms for the fireworks. >>> still ahead, a woman is denied a prescription by a pharmacist taking a stand. >> what exactly this medication was for and why it was allpe ectly legal. chuck. >> and if you are starting to think about going to the beach th weekend, i think that is a great idea. friday, saturday, and sunday wille all perfect days t

today we could finally learn thc e of some close races in maryland. they begin counting provisional and absentee ballots. one race, those ballots could impact, is thent montgomery c executive race. right now candidates mark elrica jason blair are basically tied. the provisional ballots are playing a big role in this primary because there could be shouz of them. you may remember a computer glitch at the maryland motor vehicle administration left 80,000 people improperly registered and the only way they could vot was with a provisional ballot. >> here are some of the top stories we're working for yoe the sens gearing up for a showdown over the next united states supreme courtcejustice. justnthony kennedy announced his retirement yesterday effective at the end of in exmonth. republicans say they will voteo torm his replacement this fall before the midterm elctions while theyhave control of the senate. democrats say the vo should wait until after the election. more on what impact the next justice will have.'s thaahead at 5:45. >>> today, first lady melani

. >> shepard: if you want to smoke pot or otherwise ingest thc just for the fun of it, the feds may removeates have legalized marijuana either for medical or recreational use. now some lawmakers are working on a proposal to give states the right to determine for themselves how to enforce marijuana laws. some federal rules would remain under the proposal but largely the feds will get out of the way. and today told the president told reporters that he will most likely end up supporting it. should news break out, we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. hope you have a fantastic spring weekend. "your world" with cavuto starts right now. ♪ [shouting] >> burn, baby, burn. burn, baby, burn. >> neil: forget the protest outside is the real battle about to go down inside. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and so many summits so little time. annual hour from now the president is set to sit down with canadian prime minister justin trudy at the g-7 summit. they looked happier earlier for the so-called group photo. not so sure how they will be feeling a bit when th

thc operates two supportive housing buildings that are in the area of the project. the winton hotel, as well as the pierre hotel. that's home to almost 200 tenants. additionally, the central city s.r.o. collaborative -- [inaudible] >> -- both inside and outside. s.r.o.'s. our land use committee is compromised of s.r.o. tenants and community members who have been intimately involved in this process as we've been meeting with the developers as they are the ones that best understand the neighborhood, the conditions of s.r.o.s, and will directly feel the consequences, good and bad, of new development. so i want to explain a little bit. we've been meeting with the developers for several months. they have come to both the wynton and the pierre to express this is plans for the project and listen to the feedback as well as many meetings with our specific land use committee. they have listened attentively to the concerns that our members have brought up and offered a number of ways to help mitigate those concerns. a number of capital improvements to both the pierre and the w

the oil, which contains a substance called thc, is illegal in the uk. which has been refused entry by both italy and malta, are beginning to arrive in spain. the spanish government says it has accepted an offer from france to take in some of the migrants rescued off libya. a huge banner saying ‘welcome' in several languages will greet the vessel at the port of valencia. we will be back there with our correspondent, later this morning. firefighters have spent a second night at the scene of a huge blaze at the glasgow school of art. it's the second fire to engulf the famous mackintosh building in four years. officials say the flames have now largely been extinguished, but small pockets remain. a nightclub and a music venue nearby have also been damaged. russian police are questioning the driver of a taxi which ran into a crowd of people in central moscow. it's believed some of the eight people injured were mexican football fans visiting the city for the world cup. it's not clear whether the collision was a deliberate act or an accident. time to talk all t

cbt we have better or more evidence than we have for the thc as it is called.read a case like this where his mother says he respond so well to the cannabis oil? it might well be that this drug has a niche. we are not saying it is not effective but what we're saying at the moment is we do not know who it will work for, if it works for everyone. might work well for a niche, people with specific conditions. we know, for instance, the medical cpt, it works for some kids that have something and particular if they have a seizure type, which we call drop attacks. people seem to have a good response but it is not for other people with other conditions or other diagnoses for epilepsy. that does not seem to work. this is what we need to understand. so who will benefit from it so we can actually do the proper trials to give this drug evidence? you make it sound like it is an ongoing and complicated issue and one that will not be quickly resolved by a government review?” think the government review is to see how the process for medicinal cap to my cannabis will proceed and

we do understand one of these molecules quite well, thc, that one is one that probably we should be testing that he could not get something which curley was of benefit to him where he was the not in anyway hallucinating or going over the top with the minimal drug that his mother was giving him. that was the next question, risk. of people have expressed scepticism around. unquantifiable wrist, is that right? i think that is a bit over the top. if people are risking themselves by taking cannabis all themselves by taking cannabis all the risk takers and therefore take cannabis is a big problem. that is why trials are quite useful but i think if you look at risk, we have several drugs that we used like cigarette smoking and alcohol which clearly have a very quantifiable scientifical proved evidence for risk and a very considerable risk. i think in that context one has to say that cannabis does not seem to be really anything like a serious and whilst we do not want to drugs on the market, it would seem to me that properly regulated, as scheduled drug, this would be a reasonable thing to consider

illegal to sell or possess it, but the law allows those with a state issued medical card to possess low thc's the only way he could get a medical card was a six year waiting list. >> reporter: the family says from theed with traditional prescription medication, they took matters into their own hands. you're having to buy it illegally. >> yes. >> reporter: matthew says he spoked the marijuana first to make sure it was okay before giving it to his stepson. >> you guys were arrested. >> reporte . >> yes. >> you go to jail. >> reporter: for six days. >> reporter: charged with reckless conduct after someone alerted the georgia division of family and children services. on april 20th, david was removed from custody. that day, he had a seizure and rushed to the hospital. >> how is david doing? >> when i talked to him tonight, ten minute phone call i was allowed to have with him, he's on the verge of going into seizure. >> reporter: david is currently living in a group home about 60 miles from his parents. the georgia division of family and children services said in a statement, case managers contin