. >> reporter: matt is creative director at barny's. >> you know, we started with 15.orter: he says the national expansion of pot legalization finally reached a tipping point for the company. >> you could see there was -- you could smell marijuana in the store. and you could tell that the customers were engaging with it. >> could you have imagined that barny's would have an area dedicated to cannibis? >> no, i think the voice that i've been able to develop within this country has allowed for this opportunity to come up because our brand is based on addressing cultural shifts. >> reporter: with far more experience in fashion accessories than the kind used for smoking pot, barny's needed a ce the product line. they found one in bebo, an l.a.-based luxury vendor known for their celebrity m be the first specialty department store to do it in what i think is a very relevant way because what retail needs right now is relevance. >> reporter: leslie is from toby, a consumer and cultural think tank. >> relevance is sort of where the consumer and culture meet. and the legalizati

. >> reporter: barny foster's jet- ski business in biloxi thrives or dies by the water.t year was good, so he invested in 28 new jet-skis. >> they came in here on july 3 at 6:00 p.m. and shut us down. they told us we could not put those skis in the water, pretty much we would get arrested. >> reporter: but the warnings came before the july 4 weekend, so some vacationers have stayed away. he'll now have to sell some of the jet-skis to stay afloat. >> and that's what we're doing with all these skis. we're fixing to haul them to georgia and sell them. >> reporter: officials are also cautioning against eating seafood from the affected areas, at least for now. that spillway sending all that water this direction could be closed next week, but there is no telling how long the algae will linger. jim? >> axelrod: manny bojorquez in gulfport for us tonight, thank you. still ahead, you know those extra fees tacked on to your hotel ll well, now one big chain is being sued over them. sued over them. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana

barnie sanders at 13%. mayor pete buttigieg at 14%. i will give you a double header. among african-american voters, joe biden still has 31%. kamala harris, 27%. probably outside the margin of error but very very close. in that makes sense because of the type of -- the type of hit, blow, 2x4 she took to biden, makes a lot of sense. it was purposeful. the thing both of them need, biden and kamala harris, they both have to win south carolina. the majority of that democratic base primary is african-american voters. you see in that polling it work tod some degree, she got their attention. we've been talking all the way up to the debate how things would shape up. we've been saying that. we have a race. a race is on. this is democracy. i think the way we have it set up is perfectly fine. we don't need a winner take all. it will settle itself out. it's a long long long process. the funniest thing i saw in that polling is marion williamson is doing better with black voters than pete buttigieg. >> what is that all about? >> what is that? >> it's oprah. >> go to more meetings. >

and we'll never know what would have happened and maybe i'm wrong but barny frank said, putting the republicans in charge of the government is like putting me in charge of the miss america contest. i'll do it but i won't be into it. so, i don't know what would have happened. mitch mcconnell is thoroughly convinced that it would have been the same result. i don't think so. but he is now set in motion a really extraordinary chain of events. a lot is going on that night. this is a big night. saturday night. so much going on. this is why things happen. so i'm sitting there at -- right before 6:00, and get this now famous e-mail from the majority leader's office that says, scalia died, we need to appreciate his service, but we -- mitch mcconnell says we also need to recognize that the democrats aren't going to be able to fill the seat. so close to the election. we need to let the people decide who is going to fill the supreme court seat. 11 months left. february, obama is leaving january 20th the next year. so it's not like the moving vans are in the circle of the white house. there's a lot going on

. >> one of our contributors, barny frank, he wants to go to like zero on defense spending. >> not zeroo half at least >> lower >> it depends on who is in the white house on how we do this. >> it does but this latest agreement last night creates ability for fiscal 21 as well you think about that lag heading into 23 for that revenue with the contractors. >> we have the greatest in the world in the defense industry? >> you are seeing pick up from other countries as well. that is partially affecting that spending. >> you avoided all of the political. >> i did >> still ahead, as if amazon is not doing enough, now they are jumping into the real estate business more details after his arrest last month, stories continue to emerge about how jeffery epstein was tied to on wall street we'll talk about some new names on the list and more about the relationships he had with them at the top of the hour, auto nation announced a new ceo and company results. the company's first female ceo and we'll have an exclusive interview. we'll return with all of that and more in just a minute. of savings and serv