tv live, it's run by a guy named mark rowan 47 years old and also known as bong rip.ver the past eight years he's gained thousands upon thousands of followers. live streaming audio and video on his website. his mission is what he calls marijuana activism. bong rip is getting a lot of attention right now for video that he did stream live on his website. here's bong rip talking to the camera from inside his limo. >> and look at me dressed in green, nicely shaven me if i'm homeless. are you homeless? i had to say yes. >> he decided to take his limo that he's in over to a local soup kitchen in huntingen tonhu california, and see what he could get. >> it looks like they live pretty good. >> a soup kitchen scam is what a lot of people are calling it and it has a lot of people mad. >> start off with a bag. toothpaste! let's see what else. old spice. under arm deodorant. old spice. >> so he has people upset because he seems so sarcastic and almost angry. >> two boxes of macaroni and cheese! i'm a king. >> and a lot of people who work for homeless shelters or volunteer at soup

charles: go, i'm sorry, it's a great --. >> well, a bong, a fancy bong, it has certain connotations anded as a medical device and we want new gno nomenclature. charles: is this something you thought about? >> no, i've been vaporizing since 1997. the items available did not work, and finally i took many apart and saw how they were made and viperizing is supposed to be better for your health and i looked inside and many didn't separate the air path from the electronics, so inhaling that, along with your medicine, could be potentially dangerous, so we wanted to take it from the beginning and redesign a vaporrize er from the ground up. charles: it's not just for medical marijuana there are a whole lot of other applications? >> absolutely. my father is an herbologist, and we have different blends and lavender, peppermint, ginseng. and we like to compare it to an herbal red bull. instead of drinking it through your g.i. track. have a few inhales of the ginseng you can feel the energizing. charles: or as they said in my neighborhood, straight to the head. let's talk to the marijuana, the legal

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the newest zoo residents are a pair of bong gals they belong to the mountain species and located in the low land and it is estimated there are one hundred remaining in the wild. i looked that up and iron of the reference points said one hundred and another one hundred and 40 i'm not sure but there are certainly evenly discharged in the wild we've received a one 1/2-year-old female and one-year-old meal the zoo and awe quorums has a breeding remedies for those two animals and we hope when they're ready eventually we will have an offspring the gestation period is 9 months. i'll add which is important to us is that the captive breeding program has unsuccessful released 2 dozens of those animals both the wild so the breeding in zoos throughout the world generate the new offspring and sometimes you, put them back into the wild and sometimes, it's difficult. in this case these animals have done well going back do into the wild. your latest traveling exhibit that will on january 25th is called the upon that on scoop and it's an investigation of poop and how animals and humans choose to use it.

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as it has room for a rose i'm not an olympic hockey player bong much as it is on the line we. eat my fly. on our website right now we explain just why the gold up for grabs in sochi on the fifteenth could be much more precious than any of it because well it's literally from out of this world. today got a lot of housing the homeless people but the government is not funding it and then a lot of the shelter today be having people brothers down the street because people begin raped and sheltered to get involved right now ironically ironically i'm worth more to the city of new york he told me. personally. and. when you paid regular people like someone like a lawyer or doctor or some other madison avenue it's boring and sometimes the homeless people deliberately look like relative by. the sea because could you let them stay there would be restored or as you need to be in this city or region city in the world what people live a minute to do you. lose anybody could make you feel good you know get up. a community board alone more than a way around two hundred children for all for them

older baby boomers and action he and know that what works in general doesn't always work when the bong sets fire to the beanbag chair. [laughter] one delightful aspects of the book is you start by describing what sounds like an early memory in toledo ohio where you are watching the world through the picture window of your family is brand new house. >> the windows go up to my chin and i am too young to go to school and i'm watching the big kids go to school. it was a silent generation. they were yelling and screaming out there. all generations of kids that wanted to be grown-ups accept us , we wanted to be bigger kids hot. >> you make an observation about childhood that struck me. you said the children were in control of their own childhoods. our parents worked, our children work like maniacs yet we are a generation of people that have childhoods. >> remember that get out of the house it's a beautiful day. it's raining. i [laughter] i never figured out for the parenting style. our parents were strange. they could be so cautious and so fearful of things like don't get to know people who

she sees the bongs with the tag uh -- tag-alongs. she set up shop outside a san francisco pot shop. you know what i love about fox news? when it is a kid they put little in front. it is giant child. >> 6 foot 3. >> a 500-powbd -- pound child. the mother said she sold the boxes in front of the clinic. a staffer says it is no secret that cannibus is a powerful appetite stimulant and we knew this would be a beneficial endeavor for the girls. the girls scouts has no problem about this which sets them apart from their colorado counterparts. we do not allow girl scouts to sell cookies in front of marijuana stores or liquor stores. let's check in with stone beagle. >> i can't even do that. do you have any problems with this enterprising woman selling cookies in front of a pot shop? >> it is great. so long as the mom is there she is fine. she is teaching her daughter to be a good business woman. you don't set up a water stand next to a water fountain. you want to sell some cookies? you want to sell the most? that's where you do it. >> she is ready for "the apprentice" and she is only 5. i d

. >>> next story, she sees their bongs with her tag-alongs.credibly smart girl scout is making a mint after setting up shop outside a san francisco pot shop. you know what i love about fox news? it's like giant child. the mother says she sold 127 boxes in one hour outside a pot clinic. it's no secret cannabis is a hu powerful appetite stimulant, so we knew this would be a very beneficial endeavor for the girls. we don't let girl scouts sell cookies in front of liquor stores or bars. bigots. this is beagle. oh, i can't even do that. joann, do you have any problems with this enterprising young woman selling cookies in front of a pot shop? >> no, it's great. i think so long as the mom is there, it's fine. she's teaching her daughter to be a good businesswoman. you don't set up a lemonade stand next to a water fountain. you're not going to sell any lemonade. you want to sell some cookies, and we all are very competitive in society today. you want to sell the most, that's where you do it. >> exactly. she's, like, ready for "the apprentice" and she'

. >> reporter: it's tough for people to earn a living in bonn -- bonge.iness goes on under the watchful eye of officialings. these are families packed ready to leave and protect themselves. >> translator: many people here don't trust the french. trust is so fragile, even the local red cross is sent away, but some would accept the help of islamists. >> we will accept any help. because you are with me now. what do i have? i have only 50 meters. it's better to be in prison. >> reporter: he says even with the french here, people are being killed, but he is cautious about help from anyone >> translator: if boko haram come everyone will be killed. >> reporter: a spokesman says they want liberty but on their own terms. >> translator: we know our strength. the peace keeper [ inaudible ] we do it when we're ready. [ inaudible ] to bring peace but there's none. >> reporter: in this city where thousands live in fear, a patrol can be a welcome sight. but the end of the week these soldiers will be home in france. the french leading a patrol that includes police from t

. >> in the bieber household, the apple is the bong. and he is going out with his dad.ng to not be a bad boy don't you not go out with his parents? is -- >> is this step dad? >> that's his real dad. that's exciting. >> it is true everybody here has worked in the service sector. >> i waited tables. >> i waited tables. i drove rental cars for budget. i bottled soda. >> you bought el ited soda? >> you squirt the soda into the bottle? >> you lived so many lives. >> i worked at the grapette bottling company. >> that's why it is your favorite drink. now i know why. now it makes sense. >> why did you get fired? you said you were squirting something? >> it wasn't soda. andy, i'm sorry i got off track. have you been saying are to the last four years justin bieber should get his butt kicked. could you be the problem? i'm with jono. i don't care about the pot. but vape it or be polite. being abusive to the flight attendant, people who are rude to service industry people without cause i think should be drawn and quartered. >> especially celebrities who you can treat everybody like

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going to result in is, you know, the secrecy is that we're going to have more, you know, information bongsileaks matter. i think people are going to rebel against this back fire for one thing with events like like that overall it cuts journalists out of the day-to-day conversations we need to have with people in the administration. people at the pentagon. people who can fill us in on what's going on and information is not going to be out there for people to be informed about. >> michael, you know, the "new york times" which is, you know, if they have sort have been passive six years into this and just discovered that there is no transparency. they are just discovering that? they are just discovering that he are not giving access and thing it's horrifying. where have they been? >> they have been there. they are paying the lawyer's fees for own reporters who have been paying subpoenas. a lot of this goes back to the war on terror. >> they haven't been speaking out. this is a big thing for the executive editor. >> that is true. have you heard from the press for years now as you have all these

looking at us guys and thinking well, this worse in general, but it may not work specifically when the bong sets fire to the bean bag chair. maybe i better finish college. >> one of my favorite he quotes of the book is maybe how the sophomores looked at the juniors and seniors and said that baby boomers believed passion pour living should replace working for one. >> which is why i'm not retired and playing golf the way i should be. we totally were the first generation, probably in the history of the world that really had the opportunity to do what we wanted to do, truly do what we wanted to do. we were by world historical standards very rich. the war was over, the depression over. the hope and optimism of the 50's and early 60's just can't be overstated. we decided to take into face value, we were going to go for it, do what we wanted to do. of course that stuff turned out to be pretty stupid. >> you write that we were happy, that kids and the baby boomers were happy. how did we end up turning into helicopter parents? >> i thought about that myself. i was puzzled for a while. we are. i know

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the country was still reeling from the jfk assassination and they came bong over from england at theopened up a whole lot of energy. >> it's not just the baby boomers and we only have 32nd left. but the beatles compilation album released in november of 2000, was the best selling album of the first decade of this century. and it was also when their library was on itunes within 24 hours 11 of the top 25 albums and 60 of the top songs were by the beatles. are they unique? >> absolutely. but that is the boomers they were happy buy those things over and over. >> my kind kids too. >> what? >> my kids too. >> it's combineed with the song-writing skills, songwriting will never go a we and the songs that mccartney and lennon wrote together will be with us for deck says hence. >> it's still great to hear those songs and let letterman has had big stars playing their music every neat that week tomorrow larry kane on the show the only broadcast journalist to travel with the beatles through their three american tours. the show may be over but the conversation continues. you can also find you want

there's a serious stoner aspect of that with the big bongs and all that other stuff, but this is so rapidlynstream. >> what do you think about this? in colorado, right, if you light up a cigarette, oh, my god, you're destroying my children's lungs. let's smoke pot. do you find it odd that pot smoking is a lot more acceptable than cigarette smoking? >> this is the huge alternative. and, oh, by the way, this stuff, these things and the edibles, they now make up 40% of the pot market. 40%. and the arrow on this stuff is like this. >> big business. big business. okay. thank you, harry. and do not miss the premiere of "marijuana in america: colorado pot rush." >> don't be tumped. >> i would never be tempted. i am pure. >> dozens of rare guitars are over there. they're going to be hitting the auction block. we also have steve liesman tuning up for us as well and we're going to rock it out. >> a perfect segue. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we t

a pot club in colorado springs, for instance, where it looks like that old-fashioned guys with the bongs soccer mom from denver who throws beautiful parties now in art galleries where they serve delicious hors d'oeuvres and you bring your own cannabis and have your glass of merlot and mary jane on the side. >> different marketing, trying to take away, as mike is talking brks the cheech & chong imagery of guys in baggy t-shirts -- >> they're there. this is making a giant leap beyond all of that. face $1 billion in sales. there aren't enough stoners in colorado to buy that much pot. >> what about the people that you ran into? you looked at the business side of thing, the customers -- >> all walks of life. all walks of life. we're in this one shop that's right on i-70 between the airport and downtown denver. and we saw business guy after business guy come out and jump out of the cab, walk in, get the stuff, put it in a sealed bag, stick it in their check-in bag, not the carry-on, and off they go. it's theoretically illegal to take it out of the state, but believe me, there are a lot of tour