due toels of thc improved soil conditions, genetic strains of marijuana, the use of thc concentrates,s up to 90% in terms of the dry weight of marijuana compared in a typical joint. it's much much higher. kids are called dabbing. if it has 12 milligrams, these are up to 90. studiese few stories -- over 20 milligrams. we have no idea what this type of potency can do to the human brain. the younger brain, the more damage thc can do to that. thise kind of rushing into , allowing access to young children. animals being made in the shape of gummy bears, ollie top's. lollipops. we need to slow down and think about the controls that need to be in place and maybe do a little more research. slow down and be very careful and look at the consequences of what we are doing. i want to read to you a little bit from your article. it has a lot of the major concerns about the marijuana laws. teenage abuses the most worrisome. into addicts.urn one study found cannabis related emergency room admissions where youth aged 13 to 21. is that just in one state, are we seeing that in other states? guest: from m

page, cbd will be associated with -- think of it as anti-spasmodic, no shaking, diminished anxiety thcd be thought of as the psycho active, could be a competitor to opioids or alcohol. so cbd is a great first step much of the equipment and science will lead to capacities that will include thc. it's one of those things that i think you need to have a scale and a start and cbd from hemp does that. overall if it's permissible to change the feed stock to marijuana, it's a pretty rapid transition into the full spectrum of cannabinoids. >> when you think five years down the line and where your company is getting revenue from, is it from the thc or the pharmaceutical side of things? >> on a global basis i think you'll see thc is an active ingredient and probably 85% of our total global revenues ex-u.s u.s. it's going to be a function of when and if state rights occur. so 100% of our opportunity right now is cbd i think in the u.s. it's a many tens of billion dollar opportunity and it's going to be coming down to great products with great brands. we think what we do with constellation and scie

cindy: the medicated version has a one-to-one ratio of cbd to thc.ndy used to be an actress. leani was a police dispatcher. avoiding pot was part of her job. leani: it was a very educated decision for me to actually try it for the first time. i had, for many years, had a very strong stance against it. i was one of those people who would roll my eyes when people would say cannabis is good for you. that was my reaction. lemonis: right, yeah. sure it is. now, it's a labor of love. and i mean labor. cindy: and then we head over and we start rolling. lemonis: it takes them an hour to make just 30 tarts. and at that rate, there's no way for them to compete in california's booming edibles market. and that's not the only obstacle. i love the vegan, gluten-free, soy-free, refined-sugar-free. i love this idea. i love the name. i love the logo. so you have me on this side of the package. cindy: yes. lemonis: but on the other side, i see a problem. "great for menstrual cramps, relaxation and inflammation." cindy: yes. lemonis: why did you choose to alienate men

los productos comestibles no pueden sobrepasar 10 mg de thc. >>> son 11 días del cierre parcial del gobierno hasta que se llegue a un acuerdo con el congreso. >>> la noche del lunes se desató una única en la frontera mexicana. los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza respondieron lanzando gas pimienta lacrimógeno. todo comenzó cuando el grupo trató de meterse contra la valla y fueron confrontados por los oficiales. >>> ustedes cumplen con su trabajo... pero las cosas se salieron de control. los migrantes lanzaron piedras contra los oficiales. al final 25 personas fueron detenidas. >>> la policía de corpus cristi se llevó una sorpresa al llevar la captura de dos sujetos en un coche robado. el dueño de la camioneta dio parte del roasdes la persecución, encontraron $14,000 robados. >>> una trafico, dio una voltereta. un agente decide hacerlo parar para advertirle que no lleva cinturón de seguridad y lo ve llorando, deprimido. se da cuenta que iba a matar. >>> la noche de año nuevo fue especial para muchos mexicanos haciéndose compañía o llevando alimento personas solas y enfermas. >>> a veces pien

terrible now, we know marijuana's medicinal properties and in many cases they aren't associated with thcthe part of the plant that gets you high that's where cbd comes in, you get the medical benefits without getting stoned you can put it in food, beverages, you can put it in skin care. c canopy growth announced it would be entering the united states to play the cbd market. expect to hear a lot more about cbd as 2019 goes on. i believe this could be a massive opportunity. prediction number three, last year felt like the wild west for the pot stocks you've got all sorts of players. in 2019, i'm betting we see the emergence of a handful of major operators. does that make sense this has happened already with canopy growth, cronos, tilray and aurora cannabis separating themselves from the rest of the pack those are the big four there's an even smaller subset of pot plays that have already built up a great deal of capital, canopy and cronos really stand out i think that gives them a huge advantage over the competition how will these leaders establish themselves in part they'll do it by scoopi

this high thc, marijuana is very dangerous. so we had to put in a system.gh i opposed it to give it a right to work. states are the laboratories of dreams could we made a mistake? i could have been on those pictures saying we should have gotten on top of edibles sooner, more quickly. we should have been out ahead of the emergency room issues where people were taking, you know, a brownie would have 8 doses of thc in one brownie and the customer didn't know that, or it wasn't clearly marked. we figured that stuff out. that's a part of a laboratory. you don't get anything right. >> you don't regret it overall. it was the right decision as to where this country is going, you do believe that? >> i think if you look at it, many of our worst fears haven't happened, no demographic has seen an increase in consumption, except seniors. i leave that. can you make your own decisions about that. >> when it comes to teenagers, we talked about this before. there are surveys, we don't yet have the formal data on crucial thing, whether there is a long-term iq. >> i totally a

two different lines in each window if you look at each one of these windows -- cocaine, amphetamines, thc. there lines in each window means he's a negative. both cases were. negative >> how was your test >> quick studied all night. >> both men pass their tests, but it was drugs that brought houck to prison. he's serving two years for possession of a controlled substance and grand theft. >> hey, let me use your pen. >> now with his release date rapidly approaching, houck's biggest worry is that he just might miss the place. >> you know what i mean, there's no responsibility in here, no bills, no worries or anything. the only thing i worry about is getting toilet paper, waiting to get toilet paper and that's not any big deal. i can borrow some, you know what i mean i have a bunch of friends in here it's like not even being in prison >> check this out. when i was a kid, i got adhd adhd, or a.d.d.? i've got one of them i might even have them both. >> he has the best time in prison anybody i've seen ever have i don't know why he's happy all the time. >> if i need to be serious, i will i mean,

we are seeing edibles, one, two, three, four of thc. you can have an effect like one beer, where it might not affect you at all andou need one, two or three doses to notice that. are seein more specification in terms of the specs you are argetting. yo controlling how strong the effects are, people are dialling in, just pain relief or ust inflammation and seeing cannabis products that decrease appetite instead of stimulate it. >> very interesting, david downs. cannabis bureau chief, nice to have you here. >> thanks fore. having >>> that will do it for us. you can find more at kqed.org/newsroom. thank you for joining us. robert: the shutdown. a short-term fix. but the political war is only beginning. i'm robert costa. welcome to "washington week." president trump: i'm very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government. obert: president trump backs a bipartisan deal to reopen the government until mid february. it ends the longest shutdown in y. but conservatives are furious becaus

we are seeing edibles, one, two, three, four of thc. you c have an effect like one beer, where it might not affect you at all and you need one, two or three doses to notice that. we are seeing more specification intes of the specs you are getting. you are controlling how strohe effects are, people are dialling in, just pain relief or eing inflammation and s cannabis products that decrease appetite instead of stimulate it. >> very interesting, david downs. cannabis bureau chief, nice have you here. >> thanks for having me. >>> that will do it for us. you can find more at kqed.org/newsroom. thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by wnet >> sreenivasan: on this edition for sunday, january 27: government employees are heading back to work while the deadlock for funding wall continues. the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo worsens, making it one of the deadliest in the country's history. and in our signature segment: hthe battle to protect so africa's wild coast from a proposed mine. next on pbs newshour weekend. >>

five thc, 12 you use thc, you think of heineken and one is more like -- >> i don't know.ong time. my main use is back when -- >> you admit it. oh, my gosh, you admitted it! >> the '70s, come on. >> thc is -- >> now you buy this little bit of it -- >> just say it is tenet health don't say you used it. >> dow is up 53 points to bob pisani on the floor. >> happy tuesday 2 to 1 advancing to declining stocks a roller coaster overnight session. let me show you the three things that matter. china, germany and jpmorgan. china overnight going into overdrive on the stimulus talk here talking about tax cuts on a larger scale in the pipeline that helped china move then we had germany came out with sort of weak gdp numbers for 2018, below expectations, german market drop it is now flat but it started out pretty strong then we had jpmorgan, prior to 7:00 a.m., that costs 7 or 8 points on the s&p 500 futures when they came out with weaker earnings here. if you look at the sectors now, semis again, good start to the year for semis they're strong today energy has a great start we're up 9%

. >> there are so many different types of marijuana products that have a different amount of thc in themnow enough about how we're processing and metabolizing those products to say, well, you can have this much of a gummy or you can have this many hits of a vape and then be safe. >> reporter: that's a concern for law enforcement. there are 2.1 million medical marijuana users across the 33 states where medical cannabis is legal. those states vary in the amount of psychoactive component allowed. >> people aren't even being counseled about what's legal and what's not legal to do if you're prescribed cannabis in a state. oern davinsky of nyu langone health, conducted the trials that led to the first fda-approved cannabis medication, a drug for epilepsy. >> has the use of medical marijuana and the legislation of it gotten ahead of the science? >> absolutely. essentially politicians have voted that this should be a legal medical therapy, and we don't have data from rigorous scientific studies to define what the safety is. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook. >>> well, one car you definitely do not wan

americans have slowly embraced it, and are slowly learning things like the difference between thc anda, 33 states now have legalized it. 10 states and the district of columbia have legalized recreational use, and yet the crazy part of it is, all of it violates federal law. but let it also be said the former speaker of the house knows a growth industry when he sees one. that is our broadcast for this friday night and for this week. have a good weekend. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> good morning. welcome to "up." i'm joshua johnson host of the public radio program 1a sitting in for david gura. >>> president trump may bypass congress and declare a national emergency to build the border wall, but could he really do that? >> have you considered using emergency powers to grant yourself authorities to build this wall without congressional approval? and second -- >> now the wall that prompted this two-week government shutdown has changed from

however, i also believe because i'm a user, my knees, bad knees, that the combination of thc and cbdch better than pure cbd. as people, as it is legalized in other states, people will have the opportunity to understand how important it is to have that combination. and that's what we do, it looks at the opportunity for customers and delivers the best product. starting from the plant. they grow the plants sort of from seed tosale >> in new york, good to see you again. interesting to hear it you compare cannabis to tech i wonder, you personally, are you taking a portfolio approach investing in different companies at different levels? do you see this as a big platform important or is this one specific investment? >> this is one specific large investment and that's because as i wandered around looking at apothacaries and finally toward caliva and saw the difference and quality of management, there's this sort of idea that marijuana companies are led by marijuana people. but caliva has the strongest management that, frankly, i even see in tech. so this is a bet on caliva >> carol morgan he

and are slowly learning the difference between things like thc and cbd.cross the usa 33 states legalized it and ten states and the district of colombia have legalized recreational use and the crazy part is all of it violates federal law. but let it also be said, the former speaker of the house knows a growth industry when he sees one. >>> tonight on "all in". >> when your son looks at you and says, mama, look, you won, bullies don't win. >> impeachment talk took center stage. >> i said, baby, they don't because we're going to go in there and we're going to impeach the [ bleep ]. >> tonight the leadership responds and why even the president has impeachment on his mind. >> i said, why don't you use this for impeachment? and nancy said we're not looking to impeach you. >> then. >> if we have to stay out for a very long period of time, we're going to do that. >> as the president promises a do

patients with epilepsy, citing a lack of evidence that the drug, with the active ingredient known as thc, i think it's right we practice evidence—based medicine and, unfortunately, it will take a bit of time to establish the evidence. but we're committed to doing that. and we're certainly open to the fact that some of these drugs may well be very useful. a committee of mps, set up to look at the issue, says doctors should be the drug now. —— they should be prescribing the drug now. there is evidence from around the world, not far away from here, for instance in holland, where a lot of these drugs are being purchased by the mums and dads because they're so desperate, that, actually, it works. we're supposed to be the leaders in medical ethics in this country, the leaders in, actually, so much. and, actually, we're letting people suffer, and that can't be right. clinical trials could take 2—3 years. in the meantime, anxiety and doubt remains among clinicians, while families who believe cannabis oil is a panacea, or at least their best hope, continue to fight, to campaign and to wait. or, i

they are slowly learning the things like the difference between thc and cbd.galized it and ten states and the district of colombia have legalized recreational use and the crazy part is all of it violates federal law. but late let it be said, the former speaker of the house knows a growth industry when he sees one. that is our broadcast for friday night and this week. have a good weekend, thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> as we begin our broadcast, we reflect on this. this is formally the first business day of donald trump's new reality, democrats running the show in the u.s. house. we have a preview of how they plan to use the new power. they want to investigate the trump presidency. one is here tonight. also tonight a warning from a top democrat to senator elizabeth warren as she is in iowa. that democrat is here live on the beat. a republican member of congress also defending donald trump's broken wall promise. we will talk directly and you know that it's friday. you know that.

i think that's a changed relationsh this is the greatest hit for thc democrats, elly the rebuttal ofosi and chuck schumer. it was staged away from ae runaway voition of the americanc gotd they looked uncomfortable close together and i don't think it particularly worked, but i would say d republicans nald trump are on the defensive and remaining there. >> woodruff: hedo you see e side making a better argument. >> at the underlevel, they're having normal negotiatireons. thblicans are asking for $5.7 billion for the wall. they know goey're nog to get that. they're thinking maybe they will get three. the democrats are thinking 1.3. and the republans are wanting to get up to 2, so it's a normal negotiation like you're buying a house, and that sounds like a normal negotiation, and, if it was that, they could get to 2 and trump could walk away with money for the wall, not that much, and we would be done with this, and it's crazy they're shutting the government over several hundred million dollars. at the ego level, the pelosi-trump level, you have different situation where it's noover money

>> well, you know, jim, you can't get it today we're well aware of what is happening around cbd, thcin the industry we're staying focused on the beverage innovation that we're driving and right now it is all about nitro. we talked yesterday about how we're deploying nitro and nitro cold brew across our entire portfolio of company operated stores but, you know, we will always stay on top of consumer trends and new ideas and so always appreciate your suggestions. >> well i love the nitro, really makes you feel good. but the cannabis, if you did a little -- a nice way to get down from the one i finished with the nitro. why not sample it in california, kevin? why not take it by storm >> well, jim, i think there is a lot of issues that we have to think through on that. and right now that's not on the road map but we are mindful of the trends, we're mindful of how i'll say cbd oils and cbd is viewed as a health and well nnes and so we're going to keep watching this. but right now, not on the road map. >> you need to go work for starbucks. >> i'm ready to don a green apron in a flash you ge

, you can't get a cannabis triple vente today, but we're well aware of what's happening around cbd, thcrends in the industry but we're staying focused on the beverage innovation that we're driving. right now it's all about nitro >> that was starbucks ceo kevin johnson speaking with jim cramer about the budding trending of cannabis-infused consumer products piper jaf ray seeing more upside raising their price target to 60 from 40. but the rally has been flowering all year -- >> flowering, i caught that. >> kronos up 55% aurora and afria are higher than last year, up 20%. so let's be blunt. >> oh, i see what you did there. >> can investors buy these stocks or will they go up in smoke? tim seymour, you're the pot expert. >> yes there's a lot of puns. despite the puns, canopy has the pole position for a lot of different positions. the upgrade by piper today before today's move was up about 83%. interesting also that they're moving their multiple from 11 times sales to 18 times. frankly valuations for the entire industry are coming down. if you look at the public low traded markets year over

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patients with epilepsy, citing a lack of evidence that the drug, with the active ingredient known as thc think it's right we practice evidence—based medicine and, unfortunately, it will take a bit of time to establish the evidence. but we're committed to doing that. and we're certainly open to the fact that some of these drugs may well be very useful. a committee of mps, set up to look at the issue, says doctors should be prescribing the drug now. there is evidence from around the world, not far away from here, for instance in holland, where a lot of these drugs are being purchased by the mums and dads because they're so desperate, that, actually, it works. we're supposed to be the leaders in medical ethics in this country, the leaders in, actually, so much. and, actually, we're letting people suffer, and that can't be right. clinical trials could take 2—3 years. in the meantime, anxiety and doubt remains among clinicians, while families who believe cannabis oil is a panacea, or at least their best hope, continue to fight, to campaign and to wait. or, if they can afford it and find a doc

it has to be 0.3% thc or less. this just relaxes you.arket yet? >> we just launched it three days ago. you can find it small places but it's only legal in washington, oregon, colorado and now michigan. to comply with the interstate regulations. there will eventually be in all 50 states. if you want to go to japan. stuart: fourth largest beverage company in the world. we are the fastest-growing in the world. >> it's not success. but it is hitting the interim milestone. stuart: are you kidding? >> success is when you crush the coconuts of these competitors selling diabetes in a can. and success is making a difference for consumers with healthy alternatives. we are about don't worry be happy beverages. we're excited about it. if you're not careful you'll be back here. much obliged. you want a free tesla? all you've got to do is hack the catholic computer system. can you do it? details next. so they say that ai will put the future in the palm of our hands. that's great. but right now you've got your hands full with your global supply chain.

i wouldn't would moderating thc panel, but first i wanted to get a chance to welcome you all. just a quick outline. we are going, we're honored to be joined by doctor sheila smith who will help kind of frame the discussion today. we're very fortunate that she was able to join us. mark napper, the director of the state department was originally scheduled to speak that the government shutdown has continued to inhibit the state department stability to do the work so we are very grateful for her participation today. then we will have the domestic panel, and we will take a short break and grab sandwiches before lunch keynote speech on trade dynamics in asia for 2019 2019t is great to welcome you back. and then we will wrap up with our foreign policy u.s.-japan relationship panel in the afternoon. and that session will be moderated by matt goodman, , and it's my pleasure to introduce matt, the senior vice president and william e simon chair and political economy at sea is a yes. he is also more important the chairman of the board of the japan-america society washington, d.c. matt, i

simmerville from one of the -- said that the suicides that they have seen that -- around 90% of them have thc in their systems. and i think this is something that we really have to pay a lot of attention to. steve: thoughts on what clearly is even the greater legal use of marijuana, but thoughts on that and the question of isolation and also health? dr. murthy: yes. specifically on marijuana, i've been concerned just about how rapidly states have been legalizing marijuana for recreational use. and here's the reason why. and even for medical use. and the reason is that i actually don't think that we have nearly as good data as people think we do on how to use marijuana for medical purposes. if you have back pain, for him example, and you go for a prescription for medical marijuana, how somebody -- how the practitioner is supposed to know how much to give you for what duration of time and what interaction to look out for there are a lot of unknowns here and i think that we have overestimated how much we actually know. and have not been cautious enough. but more broadly with drugs, i actually th

. >> there's so many different types of marijuana products that have a different amount of thc in themon't yet know enough about how we're processing and metabolizing those products to, say, well you can have this much of a gummy or this many hits of a vape and be safe. >> reporter: a concern for law enforcement. there are 2.1 million medical marijuana users across the 33 states where medical cannabis is legal. those states vary in the amount of psychoactive component allowed. >> people aren't even being counseled about what's legal and what's not legal to do if you're prescribed cannabis in a state. >> reporter: neurologist dr. orrin devinsky of nyu la langon health led a study in the use for epilepsy. has the use of marijuana gotten ahead of science? >> absolutely. politician vs. voted that this -- politicians have voted that this should be a legal medical therapy, and we don't have data from rigorous studies to define what the safety is. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning saturday," dr. jon lapook. >> fascinating. >> when i see this, i see another argument for driverless cars, you k

the study found thc in marijuana attacks teens into metabolic pathways responsible for organ growth andgrowth regulation during the moment. a study was conducted on two dozen men that used cannabis at least once a week. >>> massive dust storm and australia causing the sky to turn red. strong went into blue red dirt into the air, scott to turn maroon. people of the area say dust storms are pretty common but very not usually the severe. >>> here at home we continue to follow a deadly crash. we will explore the big impact it is having traffic until we learned about what caused a box truck to crash. >> thousands of more lives will be lost if we do not act right now. >> president trump has chosen to hold hostage critical services for the well-being of the american people.>> the government shutdown continues after the oval office address on national security. a look at how long the shutdown could last. >>> and advisory in effect long big area beaches right now with huge waves expected this is a a live look here. we can see the birds in a better picture of the waves coastal flooding could happ

you're not growing it for the thc which gets high. is that act rat, right?ference between hemp and marijuana. the people might think of cbd is something with the potential for minimizeing neuropathic, neurological symptoms like shaking, things of that forth. stuart: you think the medicinal properties of hemp will be in great demand. are you growing hemp in new york or just process it? >> the growing part is other people's business. they will grow it in new york but they will grow it in other people's states. our intention, rather than building something for us, our plan is to have what we call a industrial park or industrial hemp hub. think of it as a industrial area with a loop road and a variety of buildings around it and at that location when you take a hemp plant apart you end up with fiber, you end up with protein, you end up with cbd. you have a bunch of options how do i make fabric, industrial products. make food products domestic or export. how do i do pharmaceutical work. how do i make pretty treats. this is something you could want, two or three di