Let It Rip: Detroit cracks down on marijuana, GOP debate reaction

DETROIT - Detroit City Council voted in favor of a new ordinance regulating how medical marijuana is sold.

The zoning ordinance demands a separation of at least 1000 feet between a church, school, liquor store or other marijuana shops. The ordinance would go into effect in 2016.

On the panel:

Rev. Marvin Winans, In favor of marijuana shop regulations
Richard Mack, Attorney in favor of marijuana ordinance
Matt Abel, Attorney representing marijuana dispensary owners
Wesan Younes, Owner, Chronic Solutions

Part 2:

The 2016 Republican presidential candidates faced off this week for the last time this year, as they hit the debate stage in Las Vegas.

The top nine contenders focused on terrorism and national security, but was there a clear winner? Can front runner Donald Trump hold on to the number one spot? Local political insiders weigh in.

On the panel:

Rocky Raczkowski, Conservative Commentator 
Steve Mitchell, Fox 2 Political Pollster
Cliff Russell, Radio Host
Maureen Stapleton, Former State Representative & Democratic Consultant

Part 3:
Charlie Langton goes on the road to American Jewelry & Loan to find out what Detroiters hope to find under the Christmas tree.