hippies can just as easily get their bong rips in portland or peoria. stuff, the sounds and smells and the look of tangier, what you see and hear when you lean out the window and take it all in, that's here to stay. >>> for most of my life libya was a word with bad associations. libya meant gadhafi. libya meant terrorism. >> pan am flight 103 went down in a blazing fireball. >> libya, a bad place where a comical megalomaniacal dictator was the absolute power. nobody in libya, however, was laughing. >> reports of explosions. >> clashes between rioters and security forces. >> in 2011, what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> heavy battles raging around the libyan capital. >> they fought like hell. >> the rebels are about to force gadhafi's complete departure.

bong, boom, firming up those bones and the muscles. well, keep watching. did you hear that? he hit the post. his foot crushes right into that post. just watch his foot. >> do i have to? >> just crushes into that pole. the bag zigged when he thought it was going to zag. when you stub your toe, you can just lose it. it's the pain that builds to a crescendo. it hurts and it hurts and it's like ahh! i can't imagine how this guy is feeling. of course, he goes down in some serious pain. he's struggling to get up. the worst part is he filmed this himself. why do you not delete this immediately? >> you want other people to know whatnot to do. >> ouch. >>> we're going to check in with our friends at the camel and friends youtube channel. we've seen all kinds of crazy animal videos from these folks. now we're going to meet a couple little baby ostriches. these little guys are about to make a new friend. their new friend is sugar tree, a doberman. >> and he's big. >> that doesn't seem like a really good idea. they just look like a big chicken dinner to this guy. >> well, the owner of s

we have a kick boxer in a training session hitting the heavy bag and a couple of the kicks being bong, boom, firming up the bones and the muscles. keep watching. >> oh! >> yeah, did you hear that? >> he hit the post. >> oh, the foot crushes right into the post, and watch the foot. >> do i have to? >> just crush into the pole. the bag zigged when he thought it would zag. >> that is a broken foot. >> when you stub the toe, you about lose it, because it is the pain that builds to a crescendo and it hurts and then it is like -- ah! ah! >> i cannot imagine how this guy is feeling, because of course, he is down in serious pain and struggling to get down, and the worst part is that he filmed it himself, and why would you not delete this immediately? >> because you want others to know what not to do. >>> if there is anything to know about babies other than perfectly cute and kissable and lovable is that they are very unpredictable just like little jackson here with his daddy, scotty. baby likes the camera, and he is engaging. >> say hi, everybody. >> da-da. >> whoa! whoa. >> he says hello and

bong hit. that's kind of the idea behind your next guest company. brand kind of like the starbucks of pot. founder and ceo of diego st. pierre. you're a microsoft executive. you're not some guy coming from -- you're not woody harrelson. kidding. you're not coming from some hemp factory. you're a businessman. what opportunities do you really see in the marijuana business. >> brian and mandy, great to be with you guys today. thank you for having me on your show. and thank you as well for pronouncing my name correctly as well as the name of my great grandfather. >> muchos gracias, amigo. not a problem. >> the opportunities in the cannabis industry are absolutely gargantuan. as a current black market, gray market sector, most of it's in the black and gray market. very little of it is completely thoroughly legal. given the fact that it's still illegal according to the federal government. even under those dire circumstances of being such a black market and gray market economy, it's a $100 billion industry in the united states alone. now, once full legaliz

i took the bong, cooked grilled cheese sandwiches. used his body as a stand. there's a rumor in the state of california, i was homeless, they're burning this dude. they ate his eyeballs. >> where were his eyeballs? >> no, one eyeball. >> we don't know. we have no clue. >> with this l.a. county jail murder, christian was now a made man in the mexican mafia, he could have been a free man many in an ironic twist, he was found not guilty of the murder/robbery that brought him to jail in the first place. >> back to the original case, 15 months later, all this is happening. long 15 months. now, i go to court. i'm loaded in court. christian, not guilty. not guilty? murder/robbery trial? this is unheard of. now i got all these cases, i'm washed. >>> coming up, christian does the unthinkable. >> believe me when i say, that was the hardest thing i've ever done in my life. >> a street gang terrorizes the yards of corcoran. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing small

>> do you think it was a bong? >> it could have will been. >> darn. it. >> i think you could have taken j-lo down. >> i would have been murdered. i think she probably assumed or forgot. i think she forgot she had it. >> she probably thought it was a gift. >> it is either $5,000 -- >> how do you forget you have a ring in your belly button? >> i had my stomach fatten veal lop it. >> it was either $5,000 or $15. all i know is we were too scared to ask for it and she drove off into the sunset. also with a bathrobe, but that was a gift. >> you have a violent man. we have to take a break. now that we found love, what are we gonna do with it? not just a story, something jarod said to me in the elevator. sorry, not happening. what did miss utah have to say about pay inequality? the story ou kenyan born president could not understand next. >>> so why is michael so eager to recycle? the new york times, whatever that is, reports mayor michael bloomburg may have a new man date for folks in new york city to separate thewed scraps. yes, i said it, separate food scr

measures to defend themselves this scandal with the seals is similar it is wrapped into one big bundle am bongs sensitive -- obama administration is seitive about it, our clients have reason to believe their phones were tapped, they are part of the whole 120 million or so customers -- >> this is different, at issue we're told, nsa tellining folks calm down, we're not spying on them, but this this case they were, or that ishe charge, nsa will come back, to say this is just a record -- we're not listening in, if you can prove this, there was going on, there cod and probay would be a pattern of this behavior that es beyond just, the parents, right? >> well, that is wha we'll prove in our lawsuit, we have now an individual who came rward, edward snowden who knows what was goingn, we never had that in any of the prior -- >> all heaid, tha thus far, 115 plus million american phone records were collected as verizon customers, you say he like knows morehan that? >> well, other people know that, we'l have thepportunity to take discovery in thi case. it can be taken in a way that does not breach nationa

and amanda bynes is the one who was caught in her hotel room smoking pot, threw the bong over the side she wasn't doing it and then showed up in this wacky wig. i think our facebook people were on the same page. >> dana, what about you? >> well, i don't care. no, i'm kidding. i talked to a few friends today who are parents of pre-teens, tweens, and they don't like these people anyway so they don't think of them as role models. i think they think more of the reality tv stars and the singers on those programs are the once they're paying more attention to now. >> greg, you're a role model, i'm sure, for a lot of people. >> i'm a role model for a lot of people. i don't want to get into but i don't know who did this poll, but it's really easy to rag on, like, young celebrities because they're young, they get power and money and that turns them into monsters and they fall into the same pattern of phony rebellion and they're idiots. it's braver for people who do these polls to say the best role model is your dad and your mother and let's condemn a culture that splits them up but no one will e

. >> yes, weed, weed, weed, watch that video and tell me that wasn't a giant bong right behind them.> what's her name? >> she was in "amazing spider-man" but that's not her name. i just realized that when i just said that. i did not answer your question. >> what is that movie about losing your virginity? >> "super bad." >> was she in that too? >> yes. >> boy, i am db and we are not. >> what's her name? >> not kir sten donest -- not dunst. you don't know anything about spider-man. >> em ma you stone. >> emma he is stoned? >> you have to google youtube jim carrey video to emma stone. it is one of the most disturbing videos. maybe andy can find it and we can play a bit on final report. >>> a new survey shows that even as the irs and the justice department and nsa scandals are swirling like something that swirls obama's numbers numbers are sterling like something sterling. the president is holding on to an approval rate that is down two points from may. meanwhile obama is headed to africa, but he is not paying a visit to kenya, kenya-believe it? after all, it is the place of his birth. i

>> your bong. >> alcohol has a history of wide use dating before the old testament. marijuana doesn't have that wide spread history, so i don't see why because alcohol is legal, marijuana will be. i could careless if those marijuana moms who are, you know, net worth a couple million dollars are smoking, you know, marijuana on the weekdays. this isn't about them. this is actually about kids or people vulnerable for addiction, one in six kids who try pot will become addicted. you see them every day in the treatment center. >> we see a lot of marijuana addiction and the long-term effects on the developing brain are more substantial than i thought. >> the research shows it. >> they won't legal wise it for under 18. >> sanjay gupta made the point that below 25 years of age -- >> that's right. >> before the brain is completely fully formed, it can be more harmful. >> exactly. long-term iq. >> i heard from you two killjoyers, what we'll put the case for the defense of legalizing marijuana. i'll be with you, don't worry. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the healthcare

ape, google, oracle, colgate, ibm, home depot, bong all treated by children of immigrants or immigrasbetter economic multiplier effect wita loosening up of the visarogram because instead of government spending you have companies crted by entrepreneurs in fact one out of four for every job treated in the tech industry, for more jobs are created so it is a great multiplier effect. charles: a no-brainer to allow more smart people in the country. >>t has been bureaucratic for way too long. >> i agree with that. if you look at the congressman's billn the house, they have this version where they would allow for more graates, increase to 155,000, more than what we see in the senate bill. this is good it allows for greater competition and also so that the companies are able to pick amongst qualified workers. so i think at this point high school workers is somhing we need in our country, and it is helpful. charle do we hold the high skilleworkers coming in as hostage for the re of the bill? you said you didn't understand theology but it is clearly potics or we would have had immigration bill a

. >> linda harper tweets in, yes to marijuana and taxing, bong pipe, lot healthier than alcohol, and from our facebook page, devan warton asks, where does the industrial use of hemp fit into the discussion? >> this is, yeah, so in most states that are thinking about legalizing recreational consumption, they are thinking about the hemp as well, and you see in stores now, we have products made, but you can't make it in the united states. it's coming from china or canada so, you know, and i think people exaggerate what some of the financial benefits there, but with this, there is a first mover advantage in terms of if you're a state, you know, trying to do this. >> saw san on the antiline from knack, go ahead. >> caller: i'm a substance abuse counselor and really, in the program, has not hit on the health consequences of the use of marijuana. i think if the pugh foundation had down a sampling of people in the mental health field, particularly those of us who worked in substance abuse, you would have found a far greater number of people who were not for legalizing marijuana because we've

and allegedly has been thrown out of that building from which the bong was maybe thrown out of the windowy have now found whatever was thrown. the remains of it. >> the glass shards. which to a lot of people looks like a ciroc bottle. if you want a little bit of crazy. and it is becoming quite sad. her twitter feed is the only place we have to go right now. to figure out what -- because she's the only one talking. >> and this was a precious girl. i worked with her. and i was in awe of her. she was comedically brilliant. >> and at that age that's hard to do. >> will smith could not be happy with the box office. >> this is his lowest box office showing in almost 20 years. a lot of people say it's m. night sham shyamalan, would if you noticed -- this thing made $27 million. "after earth" came third in the box office, which for will smith is considered a failure. this was an idea he had, that he wanted to star with his son in. and reviews have been much less than favorable to put it nicely. >> i didn't see it, so i can't say. but apparently jaden gives a terrific performance in it. >> it's bi

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the hiroshima bong -- the nagasaki bomb no scientist thought was necessary, but the hiroshima bomb brought an abrupt end to the war, and they said you need to see the terrible power of this weapon in order to not -- in order to get everybody to agree that what is required is world cooperation on the handling of this material, so that this never happens again. the final reconciliation was when he was awarded the prize for outstanding physicist. he was due to receive the award from jfk, but after jfk's assassination, it was given by president johnson, and the famous photograph of him being congratulated by edward teller, great reconciliation after the security hearing of 1954, and you can see oppenheimer looking rather gracious in response to teller's gesture, and kitty looking rather less so. i'll finish with these word. oppenheimer in his last tenneers of his life gives lectures: and the tone of his lectureses interesting. he started talking in a more personal way to not just -- well, sometimes to large audiences. on this occasion, summer of 19 1960, a rather smaller audience but i'll fini

somewhere here in america a group of people are huddled around a bunch of parachute gear and probably a bongd they're saying things like, huh, that was really cool. trump tower, third highest structure in north america. pretty standard base jumping. a group of bandits got in with an unidentified cutting tool, they got through the locks, they gained access to the roof and let it rip right about 12:30 at night, then disappeared into the night. there's not a trace of them, not much in the way of leads unless they post something to youtube, and they just might. misdemeanor charges, criminal destruction of property, criminal trespass, so the greatest risk they faced was that 92-floor drop. jenna: we're just seeing footage of some other folks, mike. they didn't take anything from -- they weren't, like, burglars like you see in the movies, for example. >> no, can you see my disappointment? the initial bad information we got was a much better story. but, alas, it was just young knuckleheads with parachutes who went off the building. the biggest structure the is the freedom tower there in new york, 1

. >> i have spent three weeks of grand funk railroad being passed around like a bong. [ laughter ] >>he "stephanie miller show." i'm hal sparks, and steph is gone for the day, but [ farting sounds ] ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> and you have your fingers on her box. >> as you do. >> well, when i have the opportunity. very michael douglas like. [ farting sounds ] >> we got a solution that i bet the best car alarm sound would be an ice cream truck because no one ignores them. >> that's true. i had the best anti-theft device back in the '90s on my car. everybody was using the club or getting the viper, i always kept my car on empty. i thought that was an accident of not having any money and being a struggling actor, but no, it was a choice because i knew if they stole the car they would have to stop at a gas station where someone would spot them or they would run out of gas and have to push it like i always did. >> i was going to say that didn't serve you very well. >> it worked until it didn't. that car was actually stolen. i was on my way to a date and the break lights failed and the power staring

i should have known that reporting this story would entail taking a huge bong hit. (adam)mexican marijuana, which has a low potency, is relatively cheap. so traffickers push volume trying to get as much of it across the u.s. border as possible. >>so this is the mexico side of the san yisidro border crossing into the us and if you wanted to smuggle drugs into the us this is probably one of your best bets. every day, 40,000 vehicles 100,000 people or so make their way across the border into the us. (adam)and if you're looking for a little extra luck, you might want to pay a visit to some of the vendors along the side of the border crossing. >>you wanna buy this? the images of this guy, jesus malverde seem pretty inescapable. he's come to be known as the patron saint of narco trafficking. and this is a figure that people will pray to and will keep charms around as a way of providing safe passage for drug traffickers trying to move their product. >>malverde. >>ah, there we go. >>so if i want to smuggle marijuana? he's going to help me? (adam)at the u.s. border, the chec

atkinson, six bongs, "the long gray line "pot about the west point class of '66. crusade about the persian gulf war, and army of daab in the company of soldiers, the day of battle, and the guns at last light, liberation trilogy, is the web site. >>> very honored to be here with my friend, richard haass, and i'm here for couple of ropes. the first is that richard and i go really far back. i don't want to tell you how far back but we met when we were 21 years old and you can do the math. and so i have been richard's friend and have

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electing public officials and whatnot how much of a pass people get for either pictures of them smoking bongsrything now lives forever. it's going to be -- 20 years from now, when i turn 60 and joe turns 90, if we were sitting around this table, would the discussion be different? >> not on race. see, this is the one area. where we talk about infidelity. we talk about mark sanford. we talk about anthony weiner. everything's forgivable. bill clinton proved everything was forgivable at the highest level. american's attitudes have changed. but not on race. >> not at all. it's going to stay -- race and religion always going to stay sensitive topics. what just happened with the voting acts law yesterday. it's very sensitive right now. >> i think younger people -- it has changed. when you talk about our president, they don't see hip -- >> i wrote a book on that. the tanning of america. >> it's by my bedside. >> thank you for your support. >> -- anything by your bedside, go ahead. >> young eer people definitely understand each other in shared values than discriminating on race. it doesn't change the

we have no idea and allegedly has been thrown out of the building from which the bong has been thrownt now. because she's the only one talking. >> and this was a precious girl. >> oh, i worked with her and i was in awe of her, she was comedically brilliant. >> at that age, that's hard to do. >> will smith could not be happy with the box office. >> this is his lowest box office showing in almost 20 years. a lot of people say it's m. night shamalan. this thing made $27 million. "after earth" came third in the box office, which for will smith was a failure. he wanted to star in this film with his son in and the reviews have been much less than favorable to put it nicely. >> i didn't see it, so i can't say. but apparently jaden gives a terrific performance in it. >> it's bizarre when you have a father-son, people feel like it's alienated, they're going through something in that family right now, hollywoodwise. whether they get out of it -- >> we know what michelle wants, but what do women really want in bed? are we bigger cheaters than men? >> you won't believe what one guy found out when

atkinson, six bongs, "the long gray line "pot about the west point class of '66. crusade about the persian gulf war, and army of daab in the company of soldiers, the day of battle, and the guns at last light, liberation trilogy, is the web site. .. average of the chicago tribune fest continues as douglas foster who spoke after mandela looked at post-apartheid south africa. and marvin kalb present his book the road to war. live coverage of the 2013 printers role that fast includes a conversation between edward and john glassy. that is our live from the printer's row that fast in chicago. our first panel of the day with walter jacobson and keith koenenman. >> i had no idea, never thought about doing it and never tried to do on it. when i retired five years ago for the first time -- >> the michael jordan of local television. >> in my business retirement is often compulsory. the latest as the air gets grayer, the less management wants you to be part of the team. the first time i retired i was ready to retire, 45 years in the business and i just went off thinking about