particularly in drafting into turpin legislation. what else can i say. i don't like words like political but sometimes i do come to that conclusion. it's interfax and i like to ask you. how could you respond to mr fanous who said that the leadership of the russian sports should be toppled and that the actions that russia has staking have been inadequate to tackle the crisis. partially replied to that question we have provided all the mr conditions for the operations of that whole institution they had the full autonomy. mr gundersen all the. all theorized to you. hold a joint investigations together with the law enforcement. to his face to the major . challenge he needs to analyze all the evidence he needs to see me the evidence that these supplies are aboard and it's up to the supervisory board to pause a decision that in response to orders executive committees decision so. let him do the job he has them and. was supposed to provide the database. he didn't he was reluctant to be part of the job. ok let's move to the center now. thank you very much an r t

investigators jimmy turpin and mike mauldin started looking into leon. were you surprised to see a doctor involved in this? >> it was surprising to us. normally we don't deal with, professional people lookin' to have somebody killed. >> reporter: their first priority, locate the elusive zach, the guy leon asked the bail bondsman about. the guy who may have been a hitman. they searched databases knocked on doors and they found him. his real name was moataz azzeh, or "taz" for short. >> and he said, we need to talk. >> reporter: taz said they had him all wrong. he was no hitman. but they were right about leon. he wanted to get rid of meaghan. >> his main goal was that she not appear in court. whatever means that required that to happen, that was fine with leon, up to killing her. >> reporter: taz said leon gave him $9,980 in cash and a couple of fancy watches to do the job. but taz said he had no intention of doing it. >> his story was, he was playing leon. he wasn't ever gonna do the hit. >> reporter: but taz told police he had no doubt. leon still wanted

a typical legal thc cartridge would have 70 to 90% pure thc distilla distillate, the rest turpines, aromaticwhich give it flavor. in illegally cut cartridges you might have only 40 to 50% distal distallate, and cutting agents, it looks very much like the actual product, the same color and the same thickness. it would also pass something known on the street as the bubble test. basically, if the bubble moves slowly that should mean that it's viscus enough to be mostly pure thc oil. >> when you look at any of these things, propylene glycol, you breathe it into the lungs, do we know what those molecules then do to the body? >> vitamin e acetate can convert into acidics acid. when it heats up you're inhaling an acid. >> it's why the cdc has identified vitamin e acetate as a chemical concern. if it's not vitamin e acetate as a cutting agent today, before long it will be something new. dr. san yjay gupta, cnn, long beach, california. >> our thanks to sanjay for that. >>> we have a brand new interview with rudy giuliani, and it is raising a lot of eyebrows. "new day" continues right now. >> chuck sc

special crimes bureau, investigators jimmy turpin and mike mauldin started looking into leon.ere you surprised to see a doctor involved in this? >> it was surprising to us. normally we don't deal with professional people looking to have somebody killed. >> reporter: their first priority, locate the elusive zack, the guy leon asked the bail bondsman about. the guy who may have been a hit man. they searched databases knocked on doors and they found him. his real name was moataz azzeh, or "taz" for short. >> and he said, we need to talk. >> reporter: taz said they had him all wrong. he was no hit man. but they were right about leon. he wanted to get rid of meaghan. >> his main goal was that she not appear in court. whatever means that required that to happen, that was fine with leon, up to killing her. >> reporter: taz said leon gave him $9,980 in cash and a couple of fancy watches to do the job. but taz said he had no intention of doing it. >> his story was, he was playing leon. he wasn't ever going to do the hit. >> reporter: but taz told police he had no doubt. leon still want