at the store andy williams owns, you have to pay around $240 for an ounce. that's partly because the price includes a 15% excise tax, a 10% marijuana tax, the state sales tax, and denver's marijuana sales tax. >> the taxes are an overreach and excessive. and it's a regressive tax and it impacts the poor most. >> reporter: larisa bolivar was involved in the fight to make marijuana legal for medical purposes. she uses it herself to treat stress. she campaigned for legalization but she doesn't like how it's working out. she believes all those taxes guarantee a black market. but taxes have been beneficial, according to mason tvert, who also campaigned for legalization and helped draft the state's regulations. in the first 10 months, those taxes have generated nearly $41 million. a chunk of that is slated for public school construction. besides, he says the legal market offers some things that consumers find more important than the lowest price. >> variety, convenience, safety. that's what drives every product in the entire world. you know, that's what's going to

i feel like andy williams today, you know what i'm saying? >> you got the gear. >> the georgetown hoyas climb in the rankings. the maryland terrapins survive an advance in the big 10 as they head to columbus. how smart is new england to get out of boston? i have the very latest from glendale coming up next in >> this is super bowl weekend and finally time to put deflate gate to bed and start thinking about the biggest football game of the year. the seattle seahawks are the early favorite. if you want a ticket, it will cost you $5,000 on the secondary market. new england patriots arrived in arizona an hour ago and as you know, they have been inundated with the nfl investigation while seattle got to glendale over weekend and practiced there today. this is the sixth super bowl appearance for the patriots since 2002. listen to seattle coach pete carroll. >> dynasty is what new england has done, you know to return as their division champs for so many years, i mean it's ridiculous the numbers that they've put up and to be first round bye team for 1

my name is andy williams. i am the president and ceo of medicine man denver.e one of the largest single dispensaries in the world. this is a flower room. this is the final stage of growth. so these lights are on 12 hours a day so this system will produce about 12 pounds of finished cured bud every eight weeks. medicine man has always been a leader in the marijuana industry. hey, how is it going? today we have a state senator coming through on a tour. >> my name is mike johnston. i'm a state senator here in colorado working on marijuana regulation and wanted to get a chance to see an entire facility from grow to sale. >> these are the tags that the state requires, rfid. blue is medical, and yellow is recreational. we are expanding right now and about to open a facility that will more than double our production. so now we're going to go up to the new site. this was about 2.8 million over here. we can sell our retail marijuana for $3,000 a pound, wholesale, more like $2400. so we are more than doubling our growing capacity in this new build and we want to sell al

. >> andy williams and his sister sally, along with their brother pete, run the company.tech grow facility produces 120 pounds of pot a week. >> how are you doing? welcome to medicine man, brother. >> thank you. >> we do more business out of this one location than anybody else. we're opening a second that's going to do more business than this location. and we are drinking from a fire hose. >> they're pioneers in the bewildering wilderness of legal weed. the federal government still views marijuana as a schedule i drug, so most banks won't come near it. >> can you bank yet? >> we have lost countless banks. >> a lot of banks. >> a bank kicked us out after we sent a check to the federal government for taxes. >> april 14th. >> they can't bank drug money, but the state can. colorado is on track to collect almost $50 million in taxes and fees this year. on sales that topped half a billion dollars. >> harry smith joins me now. harry, you were saying as we were watching this, he's out in the middle of nowhere in a warehouse district if that were a walmart, a mcdonald's, it would

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this close relationship he had with the people risking their lives especially ralph abernathy, williams andy young, later, don lewis. >> diane nash. >> james bevel james orange. we populated the film. we populated the film. it was important for me to bring those characters in because they were all so dynamic. they were all so so just the depth of the intellect, the strategy, the tactics that they all came to when they came together in those rooms is just the texture of it was something we wanted to capture rose: for you what's the essential quality of dr. king? >> he was a voice of the voiceless. i mean literally through the speeches and the gorgeousness of his oratory for those who might not have been arct artic lake to -- to articulate. rose: he was a voice. >> that's essential to what his voice was about but him as a man? >> as a man. the word that comes to mind is dignity. i mean he was dignity personified. he demanded dignity of everyone around him. he demanded dignity for everyone around him. >> that's the word that comes. compassion and certainly freedom fighter, certainly a truth see

it's fitting that there should be an andy warhol reception. because william randoph hearst was first people to really embrace high art and low art simultaneously. uncommon thing to do in the 1920s. there you see a painting school of about 1320. and this art deco dancer, the harlequin lamp and statue made into a lamp in the 1920s. there are fine world class pieces of art like this chest cabinet made in france. and in the center medallion signed and dated by jean decorse who was the from the 1860s. of much of san simeon remains unfinished. he left of the home in late 1930s. you can see the bare areas of here of concrete. and how the antique stone window frames and va neerb an balcony were just set into concrete. this ballroom is supposed to stretch across the back courtyard. none of that was ever done. he did make his money back and come back and triumph at age 82 in 1945 for a final explosion. of buying and building, a northern wing of the house full of bedrooms for guests and lavish marble-lined baths of the 1940s. colleen, in her 50s, so, what do you do in t

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williams winning. the man to watch is andy murray.emi finals, any minute now. >> we will be joined by the shelfl ceo. coming up at 7:30 u.k. time. ♪ >> the chair of the european central bank advisory board tells us greek banks are strong enough to survive. >> the need to manage any conservative fashion the liquidity position, that is the main focus now. no doubt about that. >> mark zuckerberg plans to spend big to chase growth. facebook reveals its strategy for investing in messaging and new technology. >> deutsche bank swings to fourth quarter profit. >> and a shakeup under the golden arches. the ceo quits to be replaced by a brit. >> welcome to countdown i am mark arden. -- barton. >> news from europe's biggest oil company. shell is cutting more than $15 billion of potential capital spending. that is the big news from shell, just crossing the terminal. other companies are slashing capital expenditure in response to the having of the oil price since last june. fourth quarter profitability, 4.2 billion. that is net earnings. excluding

andy murray meets novak djokovic or defending champion stanislaw wawrinka in the final. >>> top ranked serena williams advances where she'll face maria sharapova. williams overcame compatriot madison keys in the semi. she was pushed by the big-serving teen. williams going for her 19th grand slam title came back to dominate closing out the. match 7-6 6-2. she has won all five of her previous australian open files >>> maria sharapova had an easier time in her semifinal against ekaterina makarova fellow russian. the world number 2 beat the number 10 seed 6-2, 6-2 to make the australian open final for a fourth time. >> thank you for that. we have a bulletin coming up. stay with us. i'll see you then. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth

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for example that i was very anxious to photograph william when he was editor of "the new yorker" because i thought he was the most important editor andy had nurtured so many of the best writers and i let it be known that i wanted to take his picture. certainly updike dale and i guess mr. white male. a lot of people knew but and i would often say that if he ever would let me photograph him that i would literally stand there and take a picture and at the film came out of my camera i would hand them to him and he could put them in a vault so until after he died or do whatever you wanted. i thought he would be photographed and one day i'm in california and the phone rang and this man says hello this is mr. shaw and i hope i'm not bothering you. he said will you know i want to know if i could impose upon you for a favor. i said absolutely. he said will "time" magazine has recently interviewed me for the anniversary of the magazine and they wanted to photograph me but i told them i r.d. had a photograph but i really loved of myself and i was wondering if he were too busy if you could come and take that picture. i said i will be there tomorr