but unfolding in front of our eyes, and there doesn't seem to be any way to stop this. >> kathryn stoner, how do you see the end game? i kept reading predictions and forecasts about where it ends. about what would be good enough, what would be sufficient for russia to then pull back from the brink. is it at this point nothing less than a full repatriatation of crimea? >> i think we're beyond ukraine getting crimea back, unfortunately for the ukrainians. they referendum will go through. we on the u.s. side won't accept it as legitimate. the russians will view it as legitimate. the crimeans will say we're an independent country and we will decide what we want, and we deciding to back to russia. i don't think we're going to get crimea back for ukraine, unfortunately. obviously the united states is not goining to war with russia over crimea, but we can probably get a few things out of russia to calm the situation down and not go further. one of those things has to be russian recognition of the legitimacy of the new government in ukraine. mr. yanukovych ran from ukraine. he sits very bravely

. >> this sounds awful just being around a bunch of stoners. whether it is a wedding or anywhere else. >> it is the same thing with drunks. >> agreed. and it will kill the tradition of the bride and groom getting to take home the wedding cake. >> so true. >> the real victory for pot legalization is going to be when stoner culture goes away. nobody has booze-themed weddings. if you are basing your life around a drug, you probably have a problem with that drug. if you are enjoying that drug socially, you are probably no different than a social drinker. i completely agree with you. this is a novelty thing. if pot legalization becomes more popular this stuff goes away. will it get rid of the stoner culture? >> to an extent it will. you will have people that just like to smoke weed sometimes. >> the real downside of this is that jay leno no longer has a show. that wedding cake joke will be used tomorrow. >> how come nobody bakes nicotine into foods? you have pot brown -- brownies, why not nicotine brownies? >> well chocolate has caffeine. do it in m

. >>> katherine stoner, a a deputy director and senior research scholar at the center on democracy at stanford university. she joins us from there tonight. she is an author and expert on the domestic and international politics. we are joined by yorg forbreg. he joins us from berlin. here in new york, we have david roe, an investigative reporter, contributor to the atlantic. his latest piece: crain is the greatest challenge to geo politics since the cold war. david, ukraine says 30,000 troops are now in crimean, 43 international observers were not allowed to get into crimean. we saw today the truck that witness into this air base that controls the air space in that area and we saw earlier this week how a u.n. envoy was sent away. is putin escalating rather than deescalating? >> i think the issue here is putin is escalating, but in his mind, he's not escalating. the danger here is that the two sides seem to talk past each other. i don't know for sure, but it seems like vladimir putin beliefs it was some western sponsored intelligence operation not a legitimate expression of the will of

let me add to professor stoner's extent remarks, germany is the country i'm most familiar with. in german trade, german foreign trade, russia stands for 4% of our volume. we are exporting less to russia than we are ex porting to poland. 4% is a fairly meeker figure, doesn't represent a major partner. russia not the el -- is not the elephant in trading as it is paid out to be. sparse energy sources, europe imports 40% of its pharmaceutical gas from russia. 40% natural gas from russia represents 7% of the energy production in germany. 7% is again not an overwhelming figure. in turn for the russian federation, oil and gas exports to europe represents about 70% of state revenue. if there were sanctions then very clearly there would be a bigger fallout on the russian side than in the european side. >> in that context katherine, do you think putin would be able to be reasoned with? >> i'm not sure he fully understands -- he understands a lot about how the russian economy works. he has been quite sophisticated about it, and he understands oil and gas the best. so it would be hard to be

stoners about something that is no laughing matter. miguel almaguer, nbc news, denver, colorado. >>> he's a fugitive living outside of the country, and up next, we are live in austin and as secrets leaker edwin >>> oscar pistorius vomited in a south african courtroom after he heard detalils of his girlfriend's autsy report. >> he says that he shot her and killed her by mistake last year. and now the latest on why the judge ordered a media blackout. >> reporter: hi, from south africa, where the rain is pouring down. and oscar pistorius is as emotional as we have seen him so far in the trial. as he was listening to the graphic testimony this morning from the pathologist who examined reeva steenkamp's body, he threw up in the courtroom, and created such a scene that the judge had to stop the trial to make sure that oscar was okay. the judge has ordered a media blackout, and no audio feed or video feed which we usually get from the pathologist out of respect are from are reeva steenkamp's family, because it is incredibly graphic about the

it's a stoner character. i'm not a stoner. i don't smoke pot at all.most people that smoke marijuana are out there a little bit, and so that's why i'm bud doobie. i don't smoke weed, but i am the ayatollah of smoke-a-bowla. basically, what happens is i come out, pretend i'm stoned. i trip over the ropes, i laugh at things, i eat food during my match because i have the "munchies." >> bud doobie! >> bud doobie, he is a character. it fits michael gill to a "t." the crowd loves to hate him and he knows how to work the crowd to piss them off. >>> coming up, bud doobie takes to the ring. >> ah! >> and michael gill reflects on where bud ends and he begins. >> it's kind of hard to distinguish the real me and the character i play. >> and the woman who is about to become wife to one of "lockup's" most memorable inmates. >> i don't look at bobby as a killer. it's just something he did. it's not something he is. you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyest

will be when stoner culture goes away. nobody has booze themed weddings. have booze at a wedding. if you are basing your life around a drug you. probably have a problem with the drug. if you are enjoying the drug socially. you are probably no different than a social drinker. >> to a large extent t it will not. an not an underground culture. you will have people who like to smoke weeds. some times they don't. >> the real underside of this is jay leno no longer has a show because that wedding cake joke would be used tomorrow. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> how come nobody bakes nicotine into foods? >> good point. >> you have pot brownies. >> not caffeine foods. >> chocolate. >> people eat espresso beans, chocolate. >> that's true. >> i don't. >> you don't. >> weddings, who hasn't had a good fuzzy navel fountain. nobody? >> nobody? >> fuzzy navel fountain. never been to a wedding where there is a fountain. a fountain, fuzzy navels. >> i was at a wedding, vodka fountain. >> well, that wasn't a good story. way to kill the mood. >> actually i was the vodka fountain. >> oh

. >> reporter: the question was, do we upon want stoners driving down the great state of california? that is the message of jerry brown as he gives a thumb's down, at least for now, for legalizing recreational marijuana. it is already legal for medicinal use but governor brown shared his doubts about legalizing pot for fun. >> reporter: a year after colorado and washington said yes to recreational pot more than half of the state, according to the "new york "new york times" says they are considering it. >> i would like the two states to show us how it works. >> showing us how hickenlooper warned people. the institute of health says one out of six kids that try marijuana will be addicted to it. as reported in the christian science, hickenlooper is asking for $45 million for youth use prevention and $40 million for substance abuse treatment. cost that could be covered by revenue generated by marijuana sells, they expect to collect $141 million from marijuana sales. >> advertising, how many people can get stoned and still have a great state or a great nation? the world is pretty dangerou

it seems to me that this could stoners span out into saying let's start making t-shirts. they get a co-op going and making it this way. this could be a little bit more money than just the tax revenue that comes from it. guest: yes. it is growing by leaps and bounds. those of us of a certain age will remember if you grew up in several areas or spent time in was growing this wild in the 1960's, especially during world war ii, tons of hemp was grown all over the country. a marijuana plant without thc in it. it was used as the caller suggests for fabrics, rope, superstrong rope. the hemp industry is making a comeback as we speak. host: what is a pot tour? guest: you pay a certain amount of money, and you have artie signed up for one i think -- just joking. can trying to see what we do on c-span, see if we can get a laugh. what you do is you go online and type in pot tour. all of these companies in colorado. pay a certain amount of money, put you in a beautiful hotel, a limousine with a tour guide. they will have different kinds of samples. you will go to a grower, shop, a pla

she called the police on her stoner daughter and grandson.ding to this affidavit, the grandmother found bludgeoned to death in her own home by a sledgehammer called 911 not once but twice the day before to report her daughter and grand son smoking marijuana on the house. nancy burley was found on this home on sunday morning, her daughter called authorities to say she grabbed a sledgehammer out of the garage, cleaned it and hit her mother five times with it while she was using the restaurant room. during an interview with detectives, cindy lynn said she was tired of her daughter bullying her 36-year-old son. nancy died of blunt force trauma to the head on monday. she remains in the santa rita jail facing charges of murder. >>> a woman's grandson, troy burle is in came on drug and gun charges. he set up an illegal pot grow in his grandmother's backyard. >>> bullets flew on the mccarthy freeway. a man arrived saying he had been shot on 580 near hyde street this afternoon. looks like the gunman meant business. you can see bullet holes piercing ca

. >> i saw it, and i think obama is still able to play the role of a parent to the stoner zach character there, and, you know, obama is the only one allowed to talk about health.gov, the obama care website, and we have the government that got many, many hits off of it. >> it got the traffic moving. that's what they intended. thank you for your perspective this morning. sfwlirchgts just ahead, late-breaking news on actor chris pine. next. ♪ ♪ glass on floors. daily chores. for the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you heal. it kills germs so you heal four days faster. neosporin. use with band-aid brand bandages. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ wash in sweet dreams with tide, downy, and bounce. the sweet dreams collection has scents so relaxing so you can tuck in and turn off after a day oh so taxing. ♪ [ click ] ♪ ido more with less with buless energy. hp is helping ups do ju

stoner remains in moscow -- snowden remains in moscow on temporary asylum. >>> tonight we've uncovered a serious security flaw in the state's cal jobs website. everyone who wants to collect unemployment must post their info there. only real employers are supposed to have access, but scammers have also found a way in. so did reporter curtis ming in just three minutes. >> reporter: how easy is it for somebody to pose as a legitimate company to break into your website? >> i don't think it's very easy. >> reporter: yet someone did break into the cal jobs website. >> right now i'm so hopeless. >> reporter: tina who said she can't show her face for cultural reasons put her resume in the password protected cal jobs website where only registered employers are supposed to see it. up popped a job offer in her cal jobs offer e-mail inbox. >> after vying your profile we believe you are qualified. >> reporter: she's heard of job e-mail scams but trusted this entry level data entry job where she could work from home because it came through the cal jobs website. >> so it's real. >> reporter: you trus

you could become as the stoner state. >> we have had three new fortune 500 companies in the past three years. we are very proud of that. some employers will think twice. acutely awarer is that being the first on the path means his state has no blueprint to follow. of us realize it will be a great social experiment. >> i spent 16 years in the restaurant business and it is a great social experiment. host: how are they going about it? the business is highly regulated. there are a lot of bureaucratic hoops you have to go through in order to go into the marijuana business. if you think i am going to put the business over here and sell from seed toide, sale. very highly regulated business. doing their best to get control of what is this kind of exploding geyser, so to speak. as he says, everything they do is thinking, trying to think out-of-the-box and get control of this and make sure it works out for everyone's benefit. at least two of many people's benefit as possible. host: what is the cost to be part of the industry their? guest: the profits are phenomenal. we talked to one of the guys

willie is america's second-oldest stoner, right behind betty white.e had seth rogan and snoop dogg to start the tonight, tonight we have willie nelson and lil wayne is in the long center or the bong center? lady gaga was here and then played a concert that people are talking about of. i know austin likes to keep things weird but lady gaga got roasted on a spit while dancers painted her with barbecue sauce. that was normal. then she had a person known as a vomit artist vom isist used a gd as she played drums and then he painted her black. basically she ripped off willie nelson's entire act. and the best part is -- [ applause ] i think in my opinion, the best part is the concert was sponsored by doritos. so they must have been thrilled. we paid $5 million for vomit? lady gaga gave the south by southwest key note address this morning and this is what she wore to the keynote address. had a dress made out of plastic bags. seems like it would have been smarter to wear that last night when -- when there was a vomit artist. but that's lady gaga for you. of co

it's stoner is what it is. guillermo, trademark that right away. never mind.rcial they made to promote it. >> yo, you want sushi? i got the best sushi. i got the finest sashimi you've seen in years. >> you wouldn't buy your sushi from this guy. why would you buy your marijuana from him? >> jimmy: i don't know. truth be told, if a person was high enough, he probably would have no problem eating sushi from that guy. coat sushi? awesome. it's a lot safer than pants sushi, i will tell you that. today is ash wednesday. otherwise known as hey, you have something on your forehead day. it's the beginning of lent. during lent, christians are encouraged to give up something we like for 40 days to prove that god doesn't want us to be happy and everything we love is a sin. but last night was mardi gras, the last day of the two-month long street fest louisiana. there's a doctor in baton rouge who's been warning people to be careful handling the beads that are thrown at mardi gras. they can be covered in in debris. when women are flashing with beads, their hands are preoccu

stoners. >> the whole thing about being stoned is enjoying life stoned. i am for it. life is hard. you should be able to do it, but control it so we don't have to deal with it. i have time for this story, don't i? thank you. he cooked his own books. john campbell raised $50,000 on kick-starter to publish a book and then was tired of sending them out. he decided to burn 127 of them and one from each e-mail he had gotten asking where the book was. why? campbell now realizes he doesn't want money for writing. he wants money for living. he screeches, quote, i want to establish relationships with a group of people who can pay for my baseline needs like food and rent. i am not looking for the support of anyone who wants a book. on that quote alone he should be shot. let's go to "red eye"'s critic. >> that gives me weird ideas, tom. he believes you should just support him whether he produces or not. >> that a and so many other things. >> i mean, this thing is so good and i am so glad we are doing this story. there is so much to look at. it is full of idiocy. you can't possibly -- we shoul

liberal governor jerry brown has concerned about america turning into a nation of stoners. >> the problemanything, a certain amount is okay, but there is a tendency to go to extremes. and all of a sudden, if there's advertising and legitimacy, how many people can get stoned and still have a great state or a great nation? world is pretty dangerous, very competitive. we need to stay alert. it's not 24 hours a day, more than some of the potheads might be able to put together. >> let me add a personal note. i monitored, anchored a debate in 1988 where jerry brown was there, and he was pushing out his 800-number to get money. i talked to him afterwards, and i said what do you think about the legalization of marijuana? he said, it's all overblown what marijuana does to you. they could be fine. i will understand this, as governor, if i thought one state where the population would be more stoned than any other state, it would be california. he's worried about that. jerry has changed his opinion. >> interesting. partially probably because the med medicinal, there are a lot of pot dispensaries in c

it was a stoner character. >> gill had just finished explaining that he was currently at limon on a parole violation when the interview was interrupted by a commotion on the ad seg tier. >> that's crazy. what's that about? >> yeah, i'm curious, too. i can hear water running and we had an officer in the room with us that was doing our security and i asked him, what's going on? when he opened the door, you just heard this cascading water. >> what happened? >> they flooded the tier. >> it's awesome. >> you better go get that. >> i walked out of the interview room and was shocked to see water cascading down from the top tier down onto the floor. i'd never seen anything like that in my life in a prison. >> what happened? >> what did you do, did you do this? >> i didn't do nothing. >> what happened? >> i have no idea. >> what does it look like happened? >> i'm not even going to say nothing with that door opened. >> in the midst of this crazy scene, the officers were taking michael gill back to his cell, at which point he just started cracking jokes with the staff members. >> if you let me see th

delicious. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, chester cheetah, for being the pink panther's stonerse ] there you go. >> steve: always. [ applause ] hey man. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, little treasure chest at the bottom of an aquarium for being a great way to prank the goldfish. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: we're rich. we're rich. oh, they're only air bubbles! [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, dyslexia, for being the perfect word to help me figure out if i'm dyslexic. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, kraft singles, for sounding like a dating web site for cheese. there you go, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] our thank you notes. we'll be right back with stephen colbert! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] if your kitchen could study you, what would it learn? what improvements would it make? at ge, you've inspired us to reimagine the kitchen. with innovations like the first dishwasher featuring 102 spray jets. the kitchen is now thinking -- more like you. and...stop. no? nothing? [ male announcer ] ge. reimagining home. ♪ ♪ whip up something fun with pinnacle vod

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it seems to me that this could stoners span out into saying let's start making t-shirts. they get a co-op going and making it this way. this could be a little bit more money than just the tax revenue that comes from it. guest: yes. it is growing by leaps and bounds. those of us of a certain age will remember if you grew up in several areas or spent time in was growing this wild in the 1960's, especially during world war ii, tons of hemp was grown all over the country. a marijuana plant without thc in it. it was used as the caller suggests for fabrics, rope, superstrong rope. the hemp industry is making a comeback as we speak. host: what is a pot tour? guest: you pay a certain amount of money, and you have artie signed up for one i think -- just joking. can trying to see what we do on c-span, see if we can get a laugh. what you do is you go online and type in pot tour. all of these companies in colorado. pay a certain amount of money, put you in a beautiful hotel, a limousine with a tour guide. they will have different kinds of samples. you will go to a grower, shop, a pla

i think the guy's got -- somebody said his kentucky accent has kind of a stoner quality. >> right. >> and just sort of the vague, casual way he talks, almost lazy way he talks makes one people think hey, he is one of us. he is against big brother. that. >> could be. he is a shrewd politician. i would agree your assertion at this point. what does that mean at this early point. there. >> are so many dodo runs running against him hi, see strong. he is clever. he is a smart guy. but i think he has that one issue going for him. but on virtually every other issue, michael, virtually every other issue, young people disagree with him. it's not just the cultural stuff, chris. young people are pretty much big government liberals as that health care statistic shows. >> as long as it doesn't tie you down to wearing a helmet on a motorcycle. they don't like being told what to wear. i completely get the appeal. hillary clinton was like me. by the time i was 21, i was thinking how complicated life. but at 18, this guy says get big government off your back. you got the wait for your parents. you don'

i think it's wrong to use language like pot heads or stoners or hippies, this is a serious issue andires a serious debate. impacting too many people and too many lives and costing taxpayers a fortune. we have to be honest about it and we have to be very reflective. none of us want to see more drug use or advertising targeted to our kids. i'm a parent of three young kids. i don't want to see them using and abusing the drugs but let's just disabuse ourselves of this mirage that somehow we could have a drug free society if we continue on this mass incarceration binge that we've been on the last 40 years, it just hasn't worked. it's time to move in a new direction. >> the issue of strain on the legal system is something the administration has been focusing on nationally too. thank you for shedding light on this issue. >> thank you, ronan. >> we're going to update you on our battle of the date and fandamonium over a 1980s costume where costumes are welcome and friends are made. we'll bring you into that world and love of flutter fly and rainbow dash. if this doesn't make any sense, stay w

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you get the reputation that you're a bunch of stoners, right. >> that's your age group.ppening. >> it was basically legal anyway, wasn't it most places? >> it was available. let's say that. not legal. >> as a parking ticket in most normal -- it had been decriminalized in most places. >> you'd have to go to shady places to get it. >> why are you asking me? i went to school in colorado in fact, i thought it was legal in the '70s. >> what, it's just now legal? >> what. >>> the s.e.c. and deal making, commissioner dan gallagher will be giving the keynote speech at this year's m & a conference. before he does, he'll be speaking to us on "squawk box." >>> and coming up this weekend, join me "on the money." you'll hear from the architect of the affordable care act, zeke emanuel. if your employer gives you health care, be concerned about what he has to say. that's sunday on cnbc or check your local listings. "squawk box" is back after a quick break. [ male announcer ] there is no substitute for experience. for what reality teaches you firsthand. in the face of danger, and under

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. >> reporter: the $1 million ad campaign poked fun at stoners.ing out. a reminder while it is legal to smoke pot in colorado, it's against the law to be high behind the wheel. >> this is a first public education campaign. there'll be many to come. >> paid for by the colorado department of transportation, the ad campaign is the state's first push to remind drivers marijuana should be treated like alcohol, both impair your judgment, both can land you in jail. for state police, it's no joke. >> and you're going to count out loud. one thousand one. >> more than half of colorado's 61 arrests made in january for impaired driving involved someone who was high. >> the potential to find somebody who is high is going to be greater now. >> i'm going to have you follow the tip of this red pen with your eyes and eyes only. >> today near denver, the mile-high city, more than 200 officers are being trained to become dres, drug recognition experts. trooper t.w. cox just graduated. >> how dangerous is a high driver? >> high drivers are extremely dangerous. it's e

when the tables are turned on them and they go head to head marina cos of our artsy well christine stoner right on the former soviet union points to similarities between ukrainian co another reason uprisings she believes the current authours sees use militant groups to come to power and are now trying to sideline them. they are united in a way that reflects many other examples of western promoted regime change a regime change becomes difficult with just political actors pushing forward there is nearly always a need for the mob for violence in the balkans and georgia these people faded away . we think we see in libya that they are still very powerful and it's often very difficult to actually get rid of them and violence once they've been unleashed on the scene. well troops loyal to kiev may be packing up and leaving crimea but north of the new border young recruits from the peninsula are facing uncertainty their families here scant news from them and now for ukraine won't let them return return home ortiz policy reports on the arduous wait. don't go to bed i tell him. i love you that's all

extensively by the media as well and were not condemned by anyone even though the foreign minister of a stoner who was involved in one of these leaked tapes he actually confirmed the authenticity of the tape so this is pretty much the story right now unfortunately ok all right well thanks alexey that. giving us his insight into what we've just heard thank you more than historian mark ohman thinks extreme nationalists has risen to the top of the leadership in. if it's the case that she has admitted the authenticity of the general trend little conversation there was a conversation with another who would figure that really means that where she worked her bridges there are people who wes. forward who would be both acceptable to them until the last part of the problem is that the atmosphere that they will run up to revive it over where we are for which that atmosphere has yet to dissipate into that may not dissipate for they have been made so we may be seeing a competition requiring amongst people who feel whatever they sincerely believe that they have to work hard. that is a very dangerous path to

. >> i shouldn't have assumed that governor brown was a stoner.s california.. >> i feel bad. >> but it is california.>> i fe. >> but it is california. >> applies to a lot of people. >> can i ask a question? >> yes. >> i have a political question. we were talking about carried interest, talking about some of the private equity guys that made a lot of money in "the wall street journal" this morning. >> where are you on this? >> in carried interest, i think it's not -- it's not fair the way carried interest is taxed today as a capital gain, at least as i analyze it, in that there's no money at risk at least on our part, our carried interest. but the way the law works, it does get into some -- there are nuances to it that are more complicated on the legislation. >> you're prepared to give up carried interest, it sounds like? >> yes. >> we've had investors come and say you can't give it up. it would change the way capital is put to work in america. is that true? >> it wouldn't be true for me. >> okay. thank you for that. >>> we have news by the way. yo

christian stoner right on the former soviet union and points to similarities between the ukrainian coup and other recent uprisings she says the history shows there's no guarantee radical elements that helped to grab power will just fade away . they are united in a way that reflects many other examples of western promoted regime change a regime change becomes difficult with just political actors pushing forward there is nearly always the need for the mob for violence in the balkans in georgia these people faded away. we think we see in libya that they are still very powerful . very difficult to actually get rid of them and violence once they've been unleashed on the scene. meanwhile video has emerged of young people believed to be radical activists from the right sector going after pro russian activist and the east of ukraine the clip show is massed men are somewhere in ukrainian flags are chasing and searching a group of men at knife point after finding a ribbon that's the symbol of russia's a victory over nazi germany the activists are seen beating one man and then taking the rest to t

that is much stoners and hippies. something we don't know about you.i quit playing violin to become a skateboarder. when you were a little kid again when i was kid well i was i was starting to progress in playing violin and in my music class and then i started getting good at skating and i started competing on the weekends and my music teacher said you know i want you to do these concerts. you know that good i mean good enough to be doing that kind of thing with school concerts but and i thought i had to make it so i had to make a definite choice at that moment and i already i mean glad i did but i don't know why i had to make it so black and white because it be fun to still play to be in the fiddling skate board. in the states does probably not the best title to use as an authority thanks so much all right things like things like that my guest the legendary skateboarding pioneer tony loft as always you can find me on twitter at kings things will pull a little better voice next time. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want

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