the amazing thing about this story is that a man who took his date to arby's had a wallet.d gentlemen, this is the 8g band! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are we doing, 8g band? everybody good over there? it's great to see you guys. fred's not here with us tonight. he's in l.a. doing some press for season 5 of "portlandia." we cannot wait for that show so premiere but we have an excellent show for you guys tonight. she is an upcoming star of one of my favorite shows "brooklyn 99," eva longoria is here. [ cheers and applause ] cannot wait to talk to her. from the upcoming "dumb and dumber to," the very funny rob riggle will be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] one of my old improv pals, rob riggle. and i'll also have music from hozier who is just excellent. [ cheers and applause ] now, people don't know this about me but every now and again i like to -- i like to get away from it all. you know, take a little breather, clear my head. so every saturday, i carve out some time to go to central park where i sit on my special bench and -- yeah. just let my mind wander.

arby surprised if i am not. on the issue of grabbing everybody's records, clearly the other government defendants could go to the telephone companies where particular showing of probable cause or reasonable suspicion. and when someone is in contact with a terrorist organization or terrorist, they go in that specific needs not to grab everybody. the extent of the constitutional violation is a huge, beyond any imagination of american law. for the government to come in front of us to say we don't look at identifying information, we don't violate the privacy of individuals because we don't know who they are, flies in the face of the nsa's uninspected general and this is a matter of record, in that period of time it was six months, over 2,000 violations of section 215 and the constitution so they themselves are not being candid with this court, they do systematically violated those rights even to the extent that they are getting into the communications of people they worry are cheating on them in their private sex li

. >> reporter: i see a former arby's and a former mexican restaurant. >> reporter: his new establishment for recreational pot only, no medical marijuana here. in july, recreational sales outdid medical for the first time ever. most expect the recreational business to keep booming. >> the demand in the state we consider to be 130 metric tons. >> reporter: 130 metric tons. the same weight as nasa's yet to be build and ginormous rocket. 130 metric tons is the demand for residents and tourists for all types of weed, raecreationa, medical and black market stuff. >> we believe that about 55 metric tons is being supplied by the black market. them there's about 80 or so metric be tons that are being supplied by us. >> reporter: barbara brohl is overseeing implementation of colorado's grand experiment, the state now allowing more growers and retail shops to enter the market. >> we have to be really careful. what we really want is supply and demand to be equal. if you have too much supply prices drop. >> reporter: making it possible, colorado pot could move into other states. if the supply is too

. >> i see a former arby's and mex food restaurant and you see a potshot coming up. >> i do.ing to be gorgeous. >> his new establishment will be for recreational pot only, no medical marijuana here. in july, rec reekzal sales outdid medical for the first time ever. most expect the recreational business to keep booming. >> demand in the state we consider to be about 130 metric tons. >> 130 metric tons. the same weight as nasa's yet to be built and ginormous sls-130 rocket. 130 metric tons is the demand for both residents and tourists for all types of weed, recreational, medicinal, and even the black market stuff. legal pot is still expensive here, the black market thrives. >> we believe 55 metric tons is supplied by the black market. and there's about 80 or so metric tons supplied by us. >> barbara broll is overseeing implementation of colorado's grand marijuana experiment. the state now allowing more growers and retail shops to enter the market. every step, comics 101. >> we have to be really careful, because what we really want is supply and demand to be equal. if you have t

remember i go all over the cup s and they come up to -- the country, they come up to me, you're the arby's. >> defense secretary chuck hagel is stepping down. the first senior white house staffer to go in the wake of democrats' heavy midterm losses, and president obama announcing secretary hagel's resignation less than an hour ago at the white house. hagel's departure comes after the president's embattled national security team has taken a lot of heat for many months over a series of foreign policy crisis including the rise of isis. >> last month chuck came to me to discuss the final quarter of my presidency and determined that having guided the department through this transition, it was an appropriate time for him to complete his service. >> the president thanking secretary hagel for agreeing to stay on until his successor is confirmed. no word yet when the president will nominate his next pentagon chief. all right, bo, does this come as a surprise to you? i mean, we've heard the reports, and general jack keane has been on our couch talking about the disconnect and the massive tension bet

. >> i see a form eer arby's and former mexican food restaurant. and you see a pot shop. >> i do. be zbornlgs. >> reporter: his new establishment set to off in november will be for recreational pot only. no medical marijuana here. in july recreational sales outdid medical for the first time ever. most expect the recreational business to keep booming. >> the demand in the state we consider to be about 130 metric tons. >> reporter: 130 metric tons the same weight as nasas yet to be built and ginormous sls-130 rocket. 130 metric tons is the demand for both residents and tourists for all types of weed, recreational, medicinal, and even the black market stuff. because legal pot is still expensive here, as much as 500 bucks an ounce, the black market thrives. >> we believe that about 55 metric tons is being supplied by the black market. then there is about 80 or so metric tons that are being supplied by us. >> reporter: barbara brohl is overseeing implementation of colorado's grand marijuana experiment. the state now allowing more growers and retail shops to enter the market. every step

we have a hint of that with the arby 144 trial but once we get that all the industry metrics will tell you we can get there in a ten year period. since we don't know if we will achieve those optimistic assumptions we worked with unaids and others and we looked at alternative scenarios. what if the green light happened, we released at the current trend, fund it as we are now $19 billion the year and continue to have problems with acceptance of these programs. if that were to happen, this wine shows even more significant impact. chances are we will be somewhere in between because we can do better than we are doing today and there is strong funding support, strong moral support throughout the world so we showed a 50% scale of scenario, to show what this looks like. and the cumulative number that was averted over this time period for those different scenarios whether it is 16 million or 42 million, that is a lot of lives being saved and a huge burden of illness and cost being avoided so clearly all of us should maintain the commitment and excitement we have for what a world without aids co