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Its 7:00 a.m. in denver, colorado, and im on my way to order some breakfast and something a little stronger. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> are you ready to order? >> yes. can i have the veggie omelet with no cheese. >> okay. >> and a triple vodka with a splash of oj. >> okay. sounds good. >> in denver, like many cities across the country, its legal to sell drinks as early as 7:00 a.m. and for alcoholics looking for an early fix, this is heaven. its also part of the problem. chugging a few...

>> yeah. >> but this turbulence had to be very, very extreme to cause injuries like this. this is very rare. something that investigators or the faa and the ntsb are looking into for a long time just sort of under scores why passengers with the seat belt on if the air is smooth, things can go awry very quickly and hurt people, too. >> right. at least as you say, it is rare. wow. pete muntean, thanks so much. its a staggering statistic, about 15 million people in the united states are dealing w...

These institutions of higher learning. >> yeah. really appreciate this very important conversation and driving home the point that for many asian americans its a universal experience being ridiculed or mocked in some way as children or even as adults. shan but and lisa ling. thank you. this should not be normalized. dont miss cnns this is life with lisa ling. this week she explores how for some the pandemic pushed them from casual drinking into the disease of addiction, especially among women. >...

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WILMINGTON — A psychology professor and researcher at UNCW was just awarded nearly $380,000 to study alcohol abuse among Wilmington teenagers.

WILMINGTON — A psychology professor and researcher at UNCW was just awarded nearly $380,000 to study alcohol abuse among Wilmington teenagers.

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