BALDWIN: Big news from the Justice Department today because it is changing its tune when it comes to marijuana enforcement. So for now, you know the deal, the feds coming out saying they will not overturn these new recreational marijuana laws that came into effect both in Colorado and in Washington state. Remember? Voters went to the polls 10 months ago and approved the legalization of recreational marijuana use. John Berman is in once again for Jake Tapper on "THE LEAD" today. Mr. Berman, nice to see you and talk to you.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR, "THE LEAD": Great to see you, Brooke. They're popping bags of Doritos in Washington and Colorado. It's been a gray area since last November. Now the Department of Justice has weighed in, saying we're not going to block those laws. They issued these guidelines suggesting what they want the feds to do is focus on things like teen drug use or driving under the influence. That's where they want the enforcement to be, not blocking the laws for recreational use in those states like Washington and Colorado.</s>BALDWIN: It's interesting, though, hearing, apparently, DEA agents are saying this is actually going to make their job tougher. I know you're going into this on the show today. We'll be watching you at the top of the hour. Go ahead.</s>BERMAN: There are a lot of issues with that, just one of the things we'll be talking about along with all the developments in Syria and the big news with the NFL and concussions as well, Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: John Berman, we will be tuned in. We will see you in 15 minutes here hosting "THE LEAD." Thank you very much. Meantime, are you having a tough time sleeping? You're not alone. A new government study reveals surprising new information when it comes to Americans and their sleep solutions. That is next. Plus, these videos, I can't get enough of them. Of a reunion that will give you chills.
Justice Department Won't Pursue State Pot