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Up to 10 percent of Germans might grow Cannabis: Bernd Werse, Goethe University

Authorities in Germany's Bavaria say they want to restrict the use of cannabis at festivals and beer gardens. Germany legalized recreational marijuana earlier this month, a move opposed by the Bavaria-based CSU.

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