i heard rumors that even though the band had been a place in effect for call ron springs, there mighteeway. it was totally false. melissa: what does this tell you about the future of marijuana? what is the next logical step here? >> i think the next logical step is to have it be more than a discretionary decision. congress may ultimately need to step in a look at the laws and find out whether or not we can modernize what we're doing with marijuana from a legal standpoint as opposed to just a discretionary will we prosecute standpoint. they need to change the laws. melissa: interesting. thanks to both of you. >> thanks. >> thank you. melissa: next on "money", wanted was an answer to my question. do you remember this? getting one proved impossible. it did not end well. it sparked a firestorm on twitter. did i cross the line? did i go too far? wait until you see this. we have it all in "spare change." you can never have toouch "money," but you can not answer the question and get thrown off the show for it. ♪ ♪ melissa: it is time for little friday fun with "spare change." today we are jo

ron johnson. now, ackman gets the blame for that. he was replaced this spring. now, some board members think it should be ackman's turn to leave or at least shut up. now, late word this afternoon, that jcpenney and ackman are in talks to resolve the dispute. >>> whether it's jcpenney, blackberry or dell. a company that was once the darling of wall street falls from grace. why does that happen and what are the warning signs for investors. we turn to bill george, the former ceo of metronix and professor of management at harvard business school. >> i'm sure this is a situation you've seen a lot, where investors don't spot the signs. that a company was a superstar, a company of stock gets into trouble. what are the warning signs, what slu investors look out for. and how can they guard against their investments. >> i think the first thing you have to look for is leadership. leadership on the cutting edge of technology and market changes. blackberry's a tragedy in the making. i've seen it coming for a couple years, the management was very parochial. i love canada, but