The ongoing manhunt in lewiston, maine. And the surrounding communities. Where theres fear among residents this may not be over. E death toll from two separate shootings at a Bowling Alley and restaurant is 18 with 13 others injured, after a senseless assault devastating the community and the state of maine. Look, lewiston is a special place. Its a closeknit community with a long history of hard work, persistence, of faith, of opening its big heart to people everywhere. I love this place, just as i love our whole state with my entire heart. Im so deeply saddened, as is everyone of the 1. 3 Million People of this beautiful state. This city did not deserve this terrible assault on its citizens, on its peace of mind, on its sense of security. No city does. No state, no people. This Attack Strikes at the very heart of who we are and the values we hold dear for this precious place we call home. Devastating and emotional for the governor and all the residents. Photos released overnight show
martha: i m wondering about this question. are they interested in nationalizing the legalization of pot? cory booker introduced a bill today that would legalize marijuana nationwide and the cosponsors included elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, kamala harris and kristen gillibrand on board with that. are you on board with that? i think young people are interested in certainly decriminalizing marijuana, and so many states have made it legal. i do think the federal government should get out of the way and allow states to do what they want to do with respect to marijuana. so you are not concerned about the impact on society of legalizing pot? study after study has indicated that marijuana is less addictive than alcohol. but there are also many studies who show that most people who end up with opioid addiction problems started with
therapy and recover and be productive and functional and happy people. they need to have that opportunity. dr. seagle, we ve heard encouragement of citizens. is this the same principle? most people are not doctors and you re asking them to administer a drug here. rick a great point here. the first thing is to get people to understand what an emergency looks like. if you come on someone on the ground and they re not breathing or mental status has changed or in this case they have pinpoint pupils, how do you recognize a opioid overdose? do you know cpr? we need to teach more people. you have two million people out there that have opioid addiction problems. our hospital is discharging people now who have opioid overdoses with these devices. you re looking at something where if i push on the bottom, i spray the drug out the top. you put it in their nose. you don t need training for this. you don t have to be a first
opioid addiction problems in the nation. one police chief called mr. trump s comments on opioids in the state of the union address to be quote strong words without strong actions. tensions on high in san francisco between local officials and i.c.e. audit notices were sent to dozen of businesses as part of the crackdown against the hiring of undocumented workers. businesses have three days to comply or they could face criminal prosecution. jeanine. judge jeanine: liberals continue to attack the white house and the gop for releasing the fisa memo. take a listen. our democracy is under siege. people need to start taking to
will come on board as if they can adjust obamacare. jon: you and i are confused about what they ll be voting on, so are some of the senators. here s jerry moran of kansas. i don t think this bill adequately repeals the affordable care act and i don t think the replacement is the appropriate replacement. it s a pretty high threshold and would be pretty substantially different. we democrats don t know what our republican friends are planning to vote on next week. i ll bet many republicans don t know yet either. what we do know is that a $200 billion fund tacked on to a bill that would got medicaid and other services by well over $1 trillion is like putting an old band-aid on a bullet wound. jon: i think he s referring to some of the money that mitch mcconnell allotted to help states suffering opioid