gruber found no evidence of impairment to amelia's brain. there was a change over here in the anterior singlet cortex. it is the part of the brain responsible for decision making and empathy, which could play a role in ptsd. >> leads me to want to look much more closely and much more in depth at this process. >> amelia reported a 90% decrease in anxiety. these are exciting results for a research revolution, a revolution that these three senators now want to take to the next level. >> this bill seeks to right decades of wrong. >> march 2015, democrats cory booker and kirsten gillibrand along with republican rand paul have just proposed the most a day shus marijuana legislation in our lifetime. if it paths, it would create a fundamental change. >> our drug laws in this country as a whole need a revolution of common sense and compassion. >> for starters, it would do something scientists have been begging for, reschedule cannabis from schedule one to schedule two. >> you can find out what the medical impacts and when can you use it and when does

marissa gruber' daughter and her friend almost found that out first hand. they were playing in a yard una aware of what was lurking in the grass. gruber spotted the snake just in time and the girls avoided a very painful bite. experts say they were very lucky the cotton mouth decided not to strike. >> comes to venomous bite it's body mass of the person versus the amount of venom -- the size of the snake and amount of venom they can inject and with this size snake and that little girl it would have been a really serious bite. >> a local snake wrangler arriving just in time and capturing that snake. >>> surveillance cameras catch this guy working hard to break in a local restaurant's cash register. this is from dwight barbecue on east oak lane early yesterday morning. he finally gets the register drawer out and runs away. his entire take, a full $44 and 95 cents. police are now looking for him. >>> it's the latest social media phenomenon you might not even know anything about. >> it's called periscope and comes with an ominous new warning. fox 29 weekend anch

sean gruber ss. lavar jones. that is video in south carolina as it happens, where a police, state trooper pulls up on an african-american man and we see him in the video the african-american man is standing outside his car waiting for troopers on the traffic stop. the trooper tells the man, i want to see your license. the man goes inside of his car to get his license. the troop every panics. says get out of the car, get out of car. the man is not fully inside of the car, reaching inhis car. the get out of the get out car the man come flies and trooper shoots him. he continues to shoot him and fall out of frame. officer when asked why he had done this, his explanation to his superior was, he came toward me and he would not stop when i gave him a command to stop. i believe that he believed that. which is sad thing. i do not previous. i wrote a column about this the first thing that happens when things of this nature transpire is that we want to look to the character of the officer who shot and say, oh, he want to l

stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> i met her in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that is, you know, you light up a joint, a spliff, a blunt, and receptors are throughout the brain responding. and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an all over impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of wellbeing they say. that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artists, the ability to be more creative. >> when you feel that high, there's sort of a release of dopamine, and your brain has the ability now to perceive things slightly differently from the way you might have if you hadn't been sm

stacy gruber has been researching marijuana since the early 1990. they call her the pot doc. we met her two years ago when she was researching the possible damage of recreational marijuana to the brain. now she's also set her sites on the possible benefits of medical marijuana. massachusetts, as it turns out, is the perfect place for the study. because they just legalized medical marijuana. gruber's goal is to study new patients who have never used cannabis. >> our goal was to use at the folks before they started using medical marijuana and then three months in, six months in and a year. primarily to look at frontal executive functions because that is the big question. >> that question how does medical marijuana impact brain function longer term? >> and all we want you to do is name the blocks of color. >> before and after they start medicating patients will take cognitive tests. and here is what is revolutionary. they are going to have their brains scanned to chart the change. for the first time we'll see what your brain looks like on weed. >> fascinating. the documentary "w

sean gruber. lavar jones. that's the video, also in south carolina where a state trooper pulls up on an african-american man and we see him in the video -- the african-american man is waiting outside of his car -- it is a traffic stop. the trooper tells the man, i want to see her license. the man goes into his car to get the license, the trooper panics and says, get out of your car. the man complies, and the trooper shoots him. if you have not seen this video you really should. he shoots him. the officer, when asked why he had done this, his explanation to his superior was, he came toward me and he would not stop when i gave him a command to stop. i believe that he believes that. which is the sad thing. i wrote a column about this. the first thing that happens when things of this nature transpire is that we want to look to the character of the officer who shot and say -- we want to look for the klan robe in his closet, some evidence of this role racism, what i called a coup by races on monday. i do not think h

what did john gruber see when he shot law are jones? have not seen this case but i suggest you look it up because the video is in some ways as appalling, may be more appalling than a lot of what we have seen law r jones, that video is in south carolina where a state trooper pulls up on an african-american man and we see him in the video standing outside his car waiting for the trooper at the traffic stop, the trooper tells the man i want to see your license. the man goes inside his car to get his license the trooper had x, says get out of the car. he is reaching inside his car, get out of the car, the man complies with this and the trooper shoot him. if you haven't seen this video you should, he shoots him and is continuing to fallout of frame. the officer when asked why he had done this his explanation to his superior was he came toward me and he would not stop when i gave him a command to stop. i believe that he believes that. which is the sad thing. i do not believe -- i wrote a column about this and first thing that happens when thi

jen gruber is an entrepreneur and cory lasner is co-founder of anthrotronics. >> what is the world's tallest building? >> hi we are the founders of cognitive toys. we believe we have the first cognitive smart toy that can learn and grow from the experiences of a child. it's dialogue based as you can see. you can ask it any type of question and go into any stories as well as knock-knock jokes and exercises and spelling. >> we just launched cognitive toys, our first predict. we just entered a successful kick-starter campaign in which we sold $275,000 of preorders in 30 days. the first toy will be available this holiday season and we plan to go into retail next year. we are raising $5,000 to build our core team and really push the technology forward to maintain the image. >> i know three children who would love that dinosaur. all right. i'm going to give this to you guys. i want two scores, one to ten on the product and one on the pitch. and i don't know if this is helpful or not, but you are pitching to two people who have children so they may understand the market as well. do you guys

. >> gruber's brain scan show the white matter, the highways that help the brain communicate from one to the other are impaired in those smoking early. >> maybe there's connectivity differences. >> that's your concern it sounds like. that the highway, the white matter highways are just more disrupted in people who start smoking early. >> that's what we see. >> perhaps not surprising, given what we know about the young developing brain. >> that's a very delicate time in brain development and that's not a good time to be taking any drugs. >> early on set smokers are slower at tasks and have lower iqs in life and increased incidents of psychotic disorders. and while they're not conclusive some scientists are still concerned because in 2012, 35% of high school seniors lit up and that could mean a generation of kids with damaged brains. and many fear something else. >> i never really told myself i needed help. >> a generation of marijuana addicts. when we come back, the truth in the science behind what's being called a growing epidemic. and later, charlotte's story. one of the youngest chi

you have not heard of jonathan gruber? have you not heard of obama saying 22 times if you like your plan you can keep your plan? when everyone in the administration knew that was not true. as you said with the benghazi thing. they knew what the story was within 48 hours. and susan rice went on tv five days later. that wasn't a 48 hour deal. she knew it wasn't true. so what do you. >> this is five years of deception though. i'm trying to del that you this bumps it into an area where you can't defend it anymore. it's just outright rank deception insulting. insulting. every american, charles. that's what's happened this week. last word. >> bill, i don't change my position. this doesn't change anything. i bring every soldier back and i put every traitor on trial and i let the verdict go ahead. those are my principles. the first is to support the morale of the troops and the second is to support the discipline of the troops. those are the principles at stake. >> charles krauthammer, everybody very good debate. ed henry on how t

group-on introduced the world to a car service with cat drivers called gruber. while the clothing company sent past customers an e-mail confirming their order of $3,500 of miniature horse product. they named it little dusty, and included a link to a live feed of this supposed horse with the words april fool's stamped on it. and the dating app hinge unleashed an april fool's version for toddlers who want to meet mature looking play dates. >> can i see your i.d.s, please? >> i'm 5 years old. >> and i'm 4 years old. >> and i'm done with that video. there were a ton of these today. google allowed you to turn google maps into a pacman game. and an app that lets you work while you sleep. and alamo claimed it was leasing out monster trucks. >>> when we return, we're going to talk to you about a in you product that was just announced that is real, that actually a lot of people thought was an april fool's prank. but which might actually be the future. that's ahead. >>> what would you like for breakfast? >> the usual. >> the usual? >> bacon. >> bacon. and one soft-boiled

officer gruber was fired. in montana, a police officer approaches four men sitting inside their car. >> hands up. all four of you, hands up. >> reporter: offer grant morrison recognizes one of them as a suspect from an earlier shooting. he tells him he's making him nervous. then this. >> hands up! hands on the [ bleep ]! get your [ bleep ] or i'm going to shoot you. i will shoot you. hands up. [ gunfire ] hands up! hands up! i will shoot you again. hands up! hands up! you [ bleep ], i'm going to shoot you again. get on the [ bleep ] ground. >> reporter: the man killed it turns out was unarmed. but officer morrison said he feared for his life because the man kept dropping his left hand despite warnings to deep his hands up. the warning was ruled justifiable. in arizona, this video from officer tyler stewart's body camera captures the last moments of his life. on it, a casual conversation between the officer and a man suspected of domestic violence. officer stewart doesn't even have his gun drawn. but watch what

groupon introduced the world to a cat driver gruber. they sent past customers an their e-mail of $3,500 of miniature horse product. they include a link to a live feed of this supposed horse with the words april fool's stamped on it. who doesn't love something they didn't order and the dating lynnge unleashed an april fool's version for toddlers who want to meet mature looking play dates. >> can i see your i.d.s, please. >> i'm 5-years-old. >> i'm 4-years-old. >> and i'm done with that video. now, there were a on the of these today, google allowed you to turn google map into an onion. they told viewers about a new app that works while you sleep t. car rental alamo claims it was renting out monster trucks. we are all caught up on that. but when we return we will talk to you about a new product just announced that is real that actually a lot of people to the was an april fool's prank but which might actually be the future. that's ahead. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield

. >> groupon says after all of the controversy surrounding uber they've launched gruber. it's an app that lets you order a car driven by a friendly feline. they say all of the drivers are spayed or neutered. it's a burger dock. they hold your burger and drink conveniently within the reach of your mouth. so it frees up your hands so you can still text, type and dial while you eat. >> so attractive. stuffing your face. >> i'm in. >> very cute. >>> well, a new stadium for the as and raiders, one step closer to becoming a reality. the major obstacles the city just removed to build coliseum city. >>> is it a religious freedom bill oral a way to -- or a way to discriminate? >>> if you are marin-bound trying to get to highway 101 right now there is a little bit of a backup at the richmond bridge toll plaza. we'll check this out and check out the other bridges for you coming up. >>> it's going to be a lovely day but there is a little chill here on this first of april. we'll talk about maybe below normal temperatures not only today but early next week. more on that coming up. >>>

i said that explicitly of john gruber. but is it too much to ask that you stand up against those other cops who are making these -- [applause] who are doing these things as opposed to retreating behind the blue wall of silence. >> are you addressing that to robert? >> my learning colleagues. >> my learned colleague. do you see a pattern? >> you have me in mind for this? let me recover my bearings. it is moving but not always enlightening to use anecdotal data and these cases are serious. but this does not disprove the counterargument as to whether this is a systemic problem. i we will tell you james q wilson hands down the greatest criminologist of the past two years has argued in a massive body of scholarship to the contrary. again, i think it is perfectly legitimate and reasonable to punish people for behaving as rogue cops. where i disagree is whether it is a systemic problem. as for a couple of other points the militarization of police that is an assertion that is made in isolation. but you also have to know is that th

when obama said that you could keep your doctor or plan and then all the comments by jonathan gruber and that the aca past was because of stupid voters, that is why i became independent. i've registered myself the very next day. my question to you is -- what does it take for you to say that is it and i've had it with his party and enough is enough? i would really appreciate an honest answer. guest: what would it take? i want to make sure i got the question right. what it would make me upset with the party? if the parties started leaving as a whole and corporations were more important than people, at the party removes itself from its core values and making sure that it recognizes that the government has an opportunity to make sure that that americans to climb out of lower classes and middle classes and approve themselves. do i agree with every single thing that the party does? no. two i agree with everybody in the party? no. that is a point i think i made earlier. i made the gas price,. you saw that new gingrich ran in 2012 was running on how gas prices would be lower in we saw that i

shawn gruber, highway police officer, has just pulled over a man. watch what happens next. >> can i get your license, please? get out of the car! get out of the car! [ gunshots fired ] get on the ground! get on the ground. >> reporter: when the man turned back in the car to get his license, the officer fired in an instant. >> are you hit? >> i think i am. why did you shoot me? >> you dove head first back into your car. >> the officer groubert was fired and charged with assault and battery. four men sitting inside their car. >> hands up! all four of you. hands up! >> reporter: officer grant morrison appears to recognize one of them as a suspect from an earlier shooting. he tells him he's making him nervous, then this. >> hands up! hands on the [ bleep ]. get your hands on the [ bleep ] or i will shoot you. hands up! hands up! hands up! i will shoot you again. hands up! hands up! you [ bleep ] -- i'm going to shooe shoot you [ bleep ] on the ground. >> reporter: the man killed, it turns out, was unarmed. officer morrison said he feared for his life be

when obama said that you could keep your doctor or plan and then all the comments by jonathan gruber and that the aca past was because of stupid voters, that is why i became independent. i've registered myself the very next day. my question to you is -- what does it take for you to say that is it and i've had it with his party and enough is enough? i would really appreciate an honest answer. guest: what would it take? i want to make sure i got the question right. what it would make me upset with the party? if the parties started leaving as a whole and corporations were more important than people, at the party removes itself from its core values and making sure that it recognizes that the government has an opportunity to make sure that that americans to climb out of lower classes and middle classes and approve themselves. do i agree with every single thing that the party does? no. two i agree with everybody in the party? no. that is a point i think i made earlier. i made the gas price,. you saw that new gingrich ran in 2012 was running on how gas prices would be lower in we saw that i