hashish, keef and maldune.esin of the cannabis plant as well as the leaves and flowers that have been separated from the buds compressed into sheet or brick-like form. keif is the part of the plant containing only the strongest concentration of psychoactive ingredients. majune is a confection made from keef, fruits, nuts, chocolate and honey. i was, of course, fascinated by this product since reading about it and inquired of some local contacts who shall necessarily go unnamed. how was it made? this is what i wanted to know. they were kind enough to demonstrate. keef is first chopped into fine granules and slowly added to butter and chocolate over a low heat to toast it and release the psychotropic goodies within. while the binder element is slow cooking in the pan, it's blended with cashews, almond, walnuts and dried fruit. this will be the framework to suspend the thc-laden goodness in the next step. the cannabis-laced butter chocolate is added along with plenty of honey to bind together all the ingredients.

critical now if you wanted to learn something specific, suppose you want to learn math, one of the keefes to doing it is to take the three-part cycle and go around that loop, very quickly. and the faster you go around it faster you can grow and become a we shrink that down to a 60-second loop. we give you a challenge and help you reflect and give you an adaptation to make and sends you back around. >> byron: give me an example? >> one is subjects-vrb agreement. we might show students a section that said bill and basketball was going to the park. -- bill and bob was going to the park. if you cannot detect that error you failed the challenge. now that is a great learning moment. and so we show you what the error was in that sentence, which was the verk was. -- verb was. pints out how you could understand, that the verb needs to match the subject. and we ask you to write in your own words a reflection and write that down. while you write that down you are adapting and becoming a new person who understand hows subject and verb should go together. and we sent you back in and give now you get s

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photo investigators believe was taken somewhere in the five to more victims who fall prey to david keefe. the 38-year-old bronx man faces sexual exploitation and child porn charges. investigators say he lured young women with a promise of modeling contracts. anyone who thinks they can identify the street or neighborhood should contact the fbi. very important information. >>> a chilly icy snowy start to december across the plains states. a record 9" of snow fell in sioux falls, south dakota, and in omaha, nebraska. this was the view as an airplane landed yesterday. we'll get back to that later. roads, though, we can tell were you slick in minneapolis, as well. more than 400 accidents were reported. oh. messy. >> and lonnie quinn hopefully you're keeping that stuff away from us for a while. >> i don't see anything like that for our forecast. >>> right now, it's a light rain kind of foggy out there. but it's wet. it's not going to be icy not for anybody because the temperatures are just not going to be that cold. you're experiencing right now it's about 48 degrees, they may drop a degree or

joining us live, robert keefe, the general manager of the ice rink -- no, we're going to do a star wars interview in just a second. here we go. good morning and thanks for joining us, robert. how are you this morning? >> thank you so much. the weather has cleared this morning. we have an elite drag queen that is going to be performing tonight here rehearsing. drag queens on ice tonight 8 p.m. this is one of the most looked at events in all of san francisco. everybody loves it. this is the sixth annual one. tonight at 8:00 it's all going to happen. come down and see drag queens on ice. in fact right now we'll give you a sneak peek. it gets crazier every year and we're looking for six dynamic performances this evening. i hope that you all will come down and join us. >> robert, i have to say this is about one of the most only in san francisco events i can think of. >> just a little bit of warm up here. as you can see she knows exactly what she's doing. >> wow. check it out. >> looking good. i'm told that this evening kim is going to be doing a new routine and we're very excited. donna is g

mary doyle keefe was a telephone operator during the war. she posed for norman rockwell's "rosie the riveter" in 1943. >> i apologize but i made you very large. >> the larger than life portrait inspires women still. >> today it's still a man's world. and just look at it. move over, gentlemen, maybe you could use some help. this is marlene sanders. >> osgood: marlene sanders led the way for women in broadcast news. evelyn furtsch and her relay team printed to olympic gold in she led the way in sports. ceo annis general son was a tough blocker and tough sport. >> there's general son with another block. >> she was quite a jammer, too. >> our newest colleague for glorious, fearless frank gifford. >> farewell frank gifford. a starry severe for the new york giants he was knocked out cold in 1960 by no. 60 of the philadelphia eagles. concrete chuck as he was known also left the field this year. their historic collision was captured back then by this still photo. cbs' tony verna would change that by giving us the instant replay. >> professional foot

and how millions start their mornings including reese witherspoon, oprah and even the first lady, keefe carly zakin with us. >> such a cool, readable, understandable way and one of the headlines you begin with and all have been talking about is chipotle. >> yeah, it's been a rough few weeks. you have been talking about it a ton. an e. coli thing and in boston the norovirus with over 100 stock not been doing well. yesterday the founder and co-ceo said i'm sorry and by the way like we're going to have the best health safety standards for food in the business so investors really like that and it's kind of a game changer for the rest of the fast food industry. >> the power of an apology. >> who knew? >> i know. it works. >> i'm sorry. sometimes it works. >> sometimes. >> if more people could try that. we'll cue some music right now you make me feel like i'm in love again >> coldplay. do you recognize it. "adventure of a lifetime" his now song. some big changes how we listen to music. spotify. >> the streaming music service that is everywhere, how people are getting their music. coldplay's a

-- thebrooks, the keefe chief currency strategist at goldman sachs.esterday morning he said the euro could move three ticks if the ecb goes dovish. 3%, but notmove by to the downside, it moved 3% to the upside. check out the stock 600. stoxx 600. coming back to the euro, biggest move yesterday since 2009. we are seeing some retracement today, but mario draghi definitely did not deliver whatever you say. stephanie: he did not deliver to a bunch of traders who just one big returns in the month of december. i guess what, he has a bigger job than that. mark art and, thank you for joining us this morning. that is it for "global go." voted u.s. senate yesterday to repeal most of obamacare, but the president said he would veto the measure. matt winkler spoke with health and human services secretary burwell. this is not the first time they had tried to repeal obamacare. stephanie: so productive. just a political exercise. it is not going to affect obamacare in any way. it is really nothing more than politics as usual. david: putting aside the politics, obamac