We have no chance. What do we do, ignore the problem . There are things we can do. Thethe goal should be to channel the trade every substance as well as other current illicit drugs and illegal channels come into the hands of reputable businesses which means requiring standards for labeling and dosage so that customers no what there getting. And then as citizens of a free society they get to make there own decisions. People see a percentage of the population has a great desire to get high one way or the other. People have been sniffing glue and paint thinner for decades. We are not about out those substances. It would not be effective if we tried. Again the focus ought to be on Harm Reduction policy one that tries to channel the trade through the hands of reputable businesses, guarantees accurate labeling and dosage and then allows people to remain free to make there own decisions for good or ill. Nobody saidnobody said the ability to make these decisions will always ensure wise decisio
This area for about 9 to 11,000 years as soon as the ice age left and early people were hunting and then you had the various different stages and so then there was the red oaker people, advanced civilization who were the ancestors of the quote, unquote and in 1300 a new insurgence, new culture with caribbean influence and these were the people that were first to explore and come here and drove by here hudson river in 1609. He came up with his men on his little ship all the way passed albany, probably mohawk river and he gets down below here and then things start to catch up with him because apparently his first mate has been doing something unnice and unkind to the natives and they come back to symbolically show that they are unhappy and he reacts to that and starts shooting everybody. That start unpleasant pattern but overall, the dutch and the native people got along pretty well. The biggest turning point was actually down in manhattan in 1643 with governor keith was the governor and
gabrielle: before the game, make sure you watch our hour-long special, road to the title, live at 7:00 where we bring you up to speed and take a look back at how the tigers got to the national championship. we have our livewire, a collection of social media posts on our wyff 4 app and wyff4.com, michael: and we want to see your allegiance. take our now poll. it simply asks, who do you think will win the national championship? vote on wyff4.com or our facebook and twitter pages. the tigers haven t so far. i don t remember the number from 5:00, it may be that the tide is waning a little bit. or waxing, who knows. we want to hear from you. gabrielle: waxing or waning? michael: we will figure it out. a live look at greenville from our paris mountain skycam, a beautiful picture. gabrielle: it feels cold, too. john cessarich is watching it all. john: 38 degrees in hendersonville, 36 in asheville. a live shot from paris mountain, mid 40 s in greenville, spartanburg, and anderson.
combat? katko: first and foremost, isis has made it clear they want to destroy the united states. they made it clear because they beheaded american citizens and send the message again and again. we have to take the threat seriously for they get to our shores. that is my primary goal. how do you do that? the president issued a bipartisan hill that authorized airstrikes against himelfarb six to support troops on the ground. not our troops bindview. it is not a perfect situation and sometimes they turn out to be enemies on the. right now we don t have the luxury of finding the perfect solution and we have to stop flow of isis before they get to our shores. as far as having our boots on the ground, absolutely positively the last resort. i have a son who is a sophomore who is in the army rotc program and most likely he would be sent in be sent into harms way into years. i don t want that to happen unless i absolutely have to. we can t turn a blind eye to terrorism. well with tha
nunn and republican david purdue live tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. now to the race in new york s 19th congressional district where two-term republican incumbent chris gibson is running against democrat sean eldridge. theirntly competed in final debate courtesy of time warner cable news. this is an hour. hello and welcome to our time warner cable news debate tween the candidates or the 19th congressional district. participating in tonight s debate or congressman chris gibson, who has been in office for two terms he s a republican and his democratic challenger sean eldridge. these two have gone head to head several times, and will be continuing that conversation this evening. here are the rules the candidates have agreed to moderators will ask as many questions as we are able to get to. responses initially will be limited to one minute with rebuttals allowed at the discretion of the panelists. about halfway through, panelists will have the opportunity to