around kids or animals or in public parks because of the fact that, you know, there are kids and you got to be respectful. reporter: mom kim bennett is also all for banning the butts. she loves to bring her two sons and nephews to the park where they can play and enjoy some fun and fresh air. i think it s a great idea. i think, um, you know, it should be smoke free for the kids. i wouldn t want my children inhaling smoke so it is a concern. reporter: john bea beaton lid next to the park for more than 30 years. it s a popular place for family and sports and smoking. there still are a lot of people that do smoke. reporter: at this park. yeah. reporter: long-time resident does think a ban would be beneficial, but the only concern i have so many people use the park for all events, that it would be pretty difficult to epp force it. reporter: not everyone however thinks the smoking ban is necessary. matthew walter out practicing his frisbee skills at the park
legal pot may not look at all like what you re thinking. not everyone agrees it s a good thing. to find out i traveled to colorado, the forefront of the legal marijuana movement. you macon fuse this place with an art gallery. john mccoy originally from upper darby thought he may have wandered into an apple store. but look a little closer. you ll see they re not selling smart phones. wow! never thought i d see the day. that day was january 1st when recreational marijuana in colorado became legal for anyone 21 and over. since then, the pot industry has been smoking. i m about to take you into one of the first recreational pot shops in denver. this is the 3d cannabis center one of more than 340 marijuana dispensaries that have popped up in denver alone. after flashing my id, i was welcomed by billy, a bud tender. a pot connoisseur, if you will. there s smells, flavors. he s not talking wine, but weed. it s all full bud. high grade marijuana. each with a d
since then, the pot industry has been smoking. i m about to take you into one of the first recreational pot shops in denver. this is the 3d cannabis center one of more than 340 marijuana dispensaries that have popped up in denver alone. after flashing my id, i was welcomed by billy, a bud tender. a pot connoisseur, if you will. there s smells, flavors. he s not talking wine, but weed. it s all full bud. high grade marijuana. each with a different name. we call it the presidential k u.s. h. and different effect on the body. it s a called owens curb this will be a very is he day tiff high for the body. that s a late afternoon early evening high. have you been here before. customers range from ball capped bartenders to teachers and politicians. as cannabis educator i take everybody by the hand from the connoisseur that s been smoking for 30, 40 years to the person that just decided to try it because there s no risk now and they want to see what the talk
colorado. my daughter jill will make. she made a baby instead. so i have a grandson now. and there he is. his blame is a his name is jack michael there. is jill feeling a lot bert. she has gone home. we hope jack can go home as a preemie, five weeks early, and will be back home with jill and her husband brandon by saturday, what we re hoping for. crossing our fingers, also, so cool, do we have the little shot up? look at the rocket. there it is. so this should launch into about four minute. and you know what the forecast has been improving. last night dense fog advisory in effect, lifted it, it is gone. there is rain in the forecast, but not raining now. there it is. mostly cloudy skies, and 67 degrees for launch time. moments from now, for our weather by the numbers we go up to seven today. lot of sunshine, no more rain. we got rid of the rain from yesterday. bus stop buddy wearing a sixers cap for the first time since the season started. temperatures in the three s, s
quadrupling after an experimental drug blocks the return of breast cancer in women. blue chip records, the s&p 500 fyl out a small gai 300%, that s quadruple. another big gainer saw shares climb 11% on surging sales of its ms treatment. meg terrell has more on this big day in biotech, what is behind the numbers at puma and bio again and what investors can look forward to. reporter: stocks are known for versatility, big risk, big reward. puma soared on the drug for breast cancer. in a trial of more than 2,000 patients the medicine helps people live for 33% longer without disease professing. the drug was tested for a specific genetic mutation. it will apply for approval in the first half of next year. it would bring in $4 billion according to estimates. the results may also make puma a likely acquisition target analysts said. the ceo is known for deal making. he sold the last company, couger biotech to johnson & johnson for a billion dollars in 2009 and a blowout day for the