her husband, paramedic quinn boyer. boyer, who was shot and killed during an attempted carjacking in oakland last year was once a troubled oakland teen himself. until he found this place. camp cyo. a youth camp nestled in the redwoods of sonoma county. >> it was a place where he was able to finally find his center. so simple. come to the woods. get out of your environment, see something different, learn something new. that is a powerful thing. >> reporter: boyer spent two years at camp cyo, first while in high school. later as a full-fledged camp counselor. >> you're thrust in a positive direction in your life, it really has that potential to be transformational, and it definitely was for quinn. >> he left that place this summer and beelined, fire school, emt school, paramedic schools. >> reporter: now quinn's relatives are giving other teens the ability to have that same experience through a scholarship called quinn's kids. inner city teenagers are enjoying summer like never before. >> i love canoeing. i love it here.

policy states employees can't be under the influence at work, and since boyer had the day off. he didn't violate the rules. let us know about stories you'd like to see. >> his employer compensated him for the day he missed work after he was fired. >> i wonder if his tombstone will say first man to by cannabis. ahead - why nice guys finish last at work. the research on how rude behaviour can pay off. >>> 100 years after babe ruth's major league debut people are willing to shell out big bucks for a piece of his legacy. >>> you won't see nominees on traditional television for the emmys. >>> do you have to be a jerk to succeed at work? researchers at a university found nice guys finish last, at least in the short run. the surprising ruts raised questions about behaviour in the workplace. seth led the research study, joining us via skype where he's an assistant professor of organization at behaviour. your research found people who are not nice tend to have early success at their jobs. we are talking about people with personality traits referred to as the dark triad. can awe describe

. >> 30-year-old michael boyer stood in line for 19 hours to make history. anies. >> he is. that was on tuesday. wednesday, boyar, who works as a security guard says sa client saw him on the news and ahurted a staffing agent. he called in to make a drug test. he failed and lost his job. he expressed no regret saying: looks like boyer can have his cake and eat it too: >>> apparently company policy states employees can't be under the influence at work, and since boyer had the day off. he didn't violate the rules. let us know about stories you'd like to see. >> his employer compensated him for the day he missed work after he was fired. >> i wonder if his tombstone will say first man to by cannabis. ahead - why nice guys finish last at work. the research on how rude behaviour can pay off. >>> 100 years after babe ruth's major league debut people are willing to shell out big bucks for a piece of his legacy. >>> you won't see nominees on traditional television for the emmys. >>> do you have to be a jerk to succeed at work? researchers at a university found nice guys finish last, a

mike boyer wanted to be the first man to buy legal weed in spokane, washington. >> i have been down herend wanted to be the first guy in spokane to buy marijuana legally. >> yay, something that can be taken from him? his job. after spotting boyer on tv a client rated him to his employer, kodiak security services and he was fired. he said it was, quote, kind of a buzz kill. now he is on the job hunt and put his resume on craigslist. the intro reads, i lost my job due to the coverage of me buying marijuana legally in spokane. i am jobless and decided to post my resume here. thanks for reviewing it. the problem here is because he spokes pot he posted his resume on craigslist instead of trying to network or mail it. >> he spoked pot once. >> that's it. he hospital have been -- he shouldn't have been fired. >> it had nothing to do with the pot. he wanted to be first, and that shows -- what does that show? initiative. he should have been promoted. i will be first in line. that's the employee i want. >> i will stay up all nightlong and i will work my butt off and be the first to buy pot. >> he

he left after giving up six hits >>: might boyer showed up almost a full day before you could buy pot a still. if-store. as of 230 today i am unemployed from our company. his boss that labor ready coddle asking him to take a drug test. the ticket and said it. now that we've used legal how this affects your test. >>: [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! the tallest water slide in the world opens today in kansas city a 17 still race is called the verdict which means in san and german for the sun is 60 ft. joliette declined 248 steps to get to the top. the opening day was pushed back specific finish testing. it's outrageous that there is no elevator. >>: an 98 year-

. >> mike boyer made the news to be the first in line to buy legal pot at another dispensary.n his boss heard about him smoking on tv, boyer was asked to take a drug test. >> as of 2:30 today, i'm unemployed by that company. >> jimmy: all right, well. on the bright side, he's the new ceo of doritos. did i mentioned, a moment ago the cast of "guardians of the galaxy" is here tonight. guillermo, you got a chance to talk to the stars. >> guillermo: yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: at a press junket. guillermo is not a traditional interviewer. most professional interviewers speak to their subjects face-to-face. how do you conduct your interviews, guillermo? >> guillermo: back-to-back. >> jimmy: here are the "guardians of the galaxy" being interviewed by our own guardian of the parking lot, back-to-back. ♪ >> guillermo: hi. i'm here with the star of the new movie, "guardians of the galaxy," mr. bradley cooper. how are you? >> hey, i'm great. >> guillermo: mr. cooper, do you believe in outer space? >> sure. this is nice. we got a little thing going here. >> guillermo: yeah. like dancing, huh?

radar, it's passing to the east of down town reading splitding between 322 and 422, from pottstown to boyers town and route 400. 206 lightning strikes in this vantage point. some of the towns it is heading towards, pine waters at 5:57, and then landis store at 6:03 again. this is severe again with winds, the culprit of 60 miles per hour. we have the storms a couple of hours ago in the same region and moving to the north and east at 15 miles per hour, we see rainfall rates at an inch an hour. a flash flood warning is in affect until 9:30 tonight for the central part of berks county with a lot of water rushing especially on the smaller streams and some street flooding. today's high in philadelphia, 96 degrees and with the combination of the humidity, it felt like 105 and the low this morning was 76, present heat index, it felt like 101 in philadelphia and notice reading cooler, because of that thunderstorm, 73 degrees, at the shore you got a break because of a wind coming in off the atlanticic, the thunderstorm watch in affect for the entire area, and we are watching the broken line pass throu

you can see fleetwood, boyer town, pennsburg, lower fredrick, coopersberg, south white hall, this is area we are talking about with very gusty wind in excess of 60 miles an hour as well. right now in philadelphia 92. that is our high for the day. allentown 88 with the storms approaching. the reading 87. eighty-nine in wilmington. down the shore warm temperatures. not as the hot as our inland area as is usually the case. ocean the water temperatures up to 72 degrees. future weather shows that line forming and it has a good grip of what is going on right now and as we continue to run this model you can see by seven or 8:00 o'clock tonight that line is over the philadelphia area and i-95 corridor and then moves quickly off, shore. thursday morning, some clouds, but then the clouds, will give way to clearing from the northwest to the south east over the course of the day and then late in the afternoon there is a chance of the lingering, shower especially down the shore with our frontal boundary still close by. so for your thursday the front will move through, clearing skies in philadelph

mike boyer stood in line for 20 hours to make his purchase in spokane he now holds the distinction ofeing first to get in the store and buy a gram of marijuana. but his high quickly faded. minutes getting home he got a call from his job asking him to take a drug test. >> came back here and we start smoking and right as we started i got the tech message from my employer saying got to come down and take a ua. >> both the boyers employers dispute his claims. one says it never asked him to take a drug test. the other says they do not fire employees for buying legal marijuana. >> a woman in indiana is behind bars accused of faking a brain tumor to scam money out of people. 27 year old tara applegate faces theft charges. police say she held fundraisers and made people think they were all helping with her medical costs. the scam came to light in june. since people police say more people who gave her money continue to come forward. >> we had several calls and complaints come in. at this point we evaluated all of those cases. there's a few twinkling. some of the new complaints are from nearby

mike boyer was seen on tv and in newspapers after claiming that he was the first to legally buy pot in spokane. he says two of his three part time employers ordered him then to take a drug test. then he says he was fired by a security company. >> this is something we are going to have to figure out with all this legalization, where's going to be the gray line. >> he drew attention to himself by emerging from the pot shop and shouting, go, washington! to a cheering crowd. then he went home and smoked the pot with some friends. [ laughter ] >> okay. >>> if you want to see the winner of the world cup crowned, it is going to cost you. >> yes. right now, tickets are running between five and twenty thousand dollars. i know. it's a lot. face value tickets are up from $400 to $900. germany will take on argentina sunday in the world cup title game. the matchup pits the home nations of the current pope and his predecessor against each other. some catholics wonder who should they root for. will they back germany the native company of pope benedict xvi or argentina the home nation of pope francis?

and we have craig boyer if you have questions on the quarterly financial report. >> any questions? there are none. thank you. >> great and finally there are just two last items. i am pleased to report that the amendment that you approved in may was approved and that is good news. you know it recognizes the formation of the community facilities district and authorization to sell cfd bonds and funding for the project. you will recall the amendment allows to pursue bridge financing and we're in the organization stages and working with gold man sac i will bring you that information and our community meeting on the 16th on mission and our community meetings are held the third wednesday of every month and that concludes my report. >> thank you and i also just want to thank all of our summer interns that came to join us today at our board of directors meeting. it's really great to meet you individually and hear about what you're learning in summer internship. it's great to know that we have san francisco natives that are part of building the new skyline and i hope many of you go into the

una de mis favoritas es angelique boyer. es el de silvia navarro en mi corazÓn es tuyo. ana, este look de oficina que es perfecto para todas las chicas que son profesionales, que van a trabajar en un banco. >> silvia navarro, ella tiene el personaje de ana, una niÑera de 7 niÑos donde luce un look muy profesional. ella quiere ver el estilo de marinero, que estÁ muy a la moda. solo es una blusa blanca. y se puede buscar una falda lÁpiz, tubo, que llegue a las rodillas, y un cinturÓn rojo muy ajustado. >> ¿en cuÁnto más o menos estÁ el precio? >> este fue el mÁs caro. saliÓ 85 dÓlares. >> bueno, es un look mÁs profesional. son prendas que vamos a invertir. >> sÍ. la blusa fue la mÁs cara porque es de alta calidad. >> ¿cuÁl es el precio? >> 45 dÓlares. >> y lo podemos reutilizar. gracias, merdedes, por todos los consejos. ya sabemos cÓmo lucir. ya lo sabe. las novelas por univisiÓn son las mejores. comenzamos con lo que es nuestro pÓquer de novelas a partir de las ocho de la noche. vamos con las chicas que estaban bien pendient

y angelique boyer asegura que sebastian rully es su amuleto de la buena suerte. ahora mismo en primer impacto. ♪ >> yo, ya estaba cansada de vivir. tenÍa una niÑa de dos aÑos. pero yo ni sentÍa que podía ser buena madre. >> la realidad que viviÓ rosy, hermana de jenni rivera que casi la lleva a cometer una locura. un llamado le dio un inesperado giro a su vida. hace ante nuestras cÁmaras la conmovedora confesiÓn. ♪ >> hola, quÉ tal? buenas tardes. bienvenidos a primer impacto, le saluda con mucho cariÑo bÁrbara bermudo. >> tambiÉn le saluda pamela silva conde. >> tendremos la entrevista mÁs adelante. >> asÍ es, amables televidentes, comenzamos con el sentido tributo a las victimas de malaysia airlines. vemos las imÁgenes y los detalles. buenas tardes para ti. >> muy buenas tardes. holanda vivÍa un día de duelo. pues es la naciÓn con mayor cantidad de victimas de esta tragedia. se llevÓ a cabo un homenaje multitudinario que surgiÓ de la llegada de las urnas de las primeras 40 victimas que llegan a suelo holandÉs. ♪ >> con un acto solemne fueron recibidos los cuerp

this week our shelter me segment takes us to the western suburbs of philadelphia, just outside of boyer town, monica malpass joins us month ma-pa sib earan husky farm. >> they started as a mom and pop operation in 2,000, hence the name ma-pa. >> we were lucky to get volunteers, we are no longer mom and pop but we are stuck with that name. they are operating on a 13 acre farm and kennels and plenty of room for the dogs to run. >> they love to run, they are a pack animal. siberians are guard dogs, they are not good with other dogs. >> they need to be with dogs their size or larger. >> their success stories includes tundra, who doubled her body weight and kisska is the mascot for allentown high school. on their watch now is storm, recovering from a broken leg but has plenty of personality to share. >> really wants to play with the other dogs, this young guy is fred, likes to cuddle, and then play time and cuddle time with the family. >> an tash yeah was born with a leg that had to be amputated. >> she can get out and run, this is roe, a husky, and she is delightful, she loves children and

boyer was never fired or asked to take a drug test. the other employer is looking the allegations.hat he was kind of kicked out because of smoking pot. he wants to land a job in the marijuana industry. >> he posted his list on craigslist and bragging about the pot purchase. i will say this to him, maybe cut down on the talk about buying pot. just saying. >> you are an attorney, what are you saying? can you -- restricts someone from taking drugs, and test for it, yes, you can do that. so we'll see what happens. i don't know if the employers had that policy. we will have to wait and see. >> i didn't think about that before. quite a shocker for some folks in santa fe, new mexico. can you believe this? they found a 20-foot python under the hood of the woman's car that had stalled. the guy who stopped to help the woman didn't want to touch it. a police officer had no problem picking it up. he sat with it on his lap for an interview. >> oh, my gosh, the brave reporter from our station out there, even held the 7-foot long female for a stand-up. police believe the snake is some one's pet l

of his employers claim boyer has a job.companies are backtracking after they fired him. what do you think of that? >>> then, garth is back. ♪ ♪ >> there's nobody more excited about it than anna kooiman over here. she is rockin' out right now. listen to this, a press conference in nashville, garth brooks announcing a new album and tour. >> scared? yes. old? yes. see what the second half is. first of all, i want to thank god and everybody who has given me the chance to actually look at a second half of a career. >> he'll kick off a three-year world tour and will announce the date on monday. we'll wait to hear from him on that one. those are your headlines. >> i hope he stops by. if it's friday in the summer, he should be right here. >> right. he and scotty mccreery could do a duet. >> we saw pictures from central park a couple of years ago. the city did shut down that night. >> i saw him live when i was in the ninth grade and i had the worst seats possible. i think we were in the nose bleeds at the top. it was one of the best

. >> mike boyer is his name.s, while he was the first to buy pot, he was also the first to be fired for buying pot because his employer is called labor something -- labor ready. they sent him a text message saying we saw you on tv, and they have a strict no-drug policy and he lost his job. >> they left him high and dry. all right. andrea? >> for years, you know, i've been waiting for one of my favorite shows, the soup with joe mchail, to pick up on the absurdity that happens at this table every single day. well, guess what, it finally happened. >> "the five" is a panel show that explores race relations in the 21st century. >> what did everybody think of the b.e.t. awards last night? >> i missed it. >> everyone on "the five" failed to watch the b.e.t. awards. >> bob? >> i was with a black woman. >> oh, my god. >> at least he said she was black. and she said she was a woman. i don't know. i don't ask a lot of questions. it's cheaper that way. >> speaking of cheap, though, joe's a smart guy. he knew that was a joke.

since pot is now legal and he wasn't on assignment at the time, the termination was a mistake, but boyerplans for the future. >> i really like to find an in on this marijuana industry. give me a chance doing that. i think i can turn my professionalism and customer service, and, you know, just general knowledge of that industry, and i think i could be a good asset for that. i would like to jump into this industry now. >> he said he was fired after he refused to take a drug test, and he says it was a drug test he knew he would fail. >>> president obama is getting some ribbing for cutting in line at one of the most popular barbecue joints down in texas where they know how to cook it. >> i feel bad. >> feels a little bad, but not that bad. people have been known to wait in line for five hours to get into franklin barbecue down in austin. the president apologized, but cuts to the front of the line so he could order take-out to bring on air force one for the ride home yesterday. turned out he didn't have enough cash on hand to cover that $300 order, so he pulled out some plastic. here he is. h

joining me now, "the washington times" writer david boyer has a shock report on a very disturbing situation in pennsylvania. >> reporter: sean, last month in philadelphia, which has declared itself a sanctuary city, meaning they protect illegal immigrants from deportation there's a case where a doctor was walking to her home after a night out with friends. she was approached from behind by a man who forced her into her home. he raped her repeatedly. the police in philadelphia have arrested a suspect in this case who is a two-time illegal immigrant from honduras. he's now in jail. he entered the united states in june of 2013 and was apprehended at the time and sent back to honduras. but somehow he got back in the united states and had been living in philadelphia for quite a while. >> david, thank you. there's a potentially deadly outcome of having this influx of illegals crossing in to the u.s. and i want has to do with diseases they are bringing with them. now we go houston, texas for the details. >> reporter: a lot of people talking about this. the intent now is not to degrade the children

i would also say jeff boyer sits on that committee. i get an ajechb da of that before the meeting occurs. i'm cot plealy aware along with our general council, cfo, and president. this is now at the top of the company. we're demonstrating we're focussed on safety. we're mining the data. and, again, as we see issues we're going to be quick to respond as we demonstrated. >> i was just at one of your dealerships -- gettingmy 15-year-old saturn tuned up a little bit, but there was a lot of action alt those dealers had repairs. you could see repairs going on. i hope the next version of these cars don't have those repairs. dwlierg very much. >> senator blumenthal. >> thank you. i was interested in your response on the testimony and the documents which seem to support gm's contention on putting profits ahead of safety, mr. valukas, and i was interesting because it seems it wud made public schl that so? >> i'm sorry, senator. i have a little problem with the hearing on the right side. if you would appreciate the last question, i would appreciat

boyer's story went viral after he posted his resume on craigslist.ell, he doesn't need to keep that post up anymore, actually. he's back on the job. his employer said this was all a misunderstanding about scheduling. and a warning, folks. this is one more warning to you. please be careful what you're putting on your twitter and facebook ain and instagram. you see that young lady? l'oreal offered this blonde young lady a modelling contract after photos of her cheering on belgium were seen at the world cup. she was just at a game cheering. she ended up with a modelling contract. she was even featured in this video that you're seeing on youtube that has been viewed some three million times. l'oreal has now cancelled the contract. they cut ties with the young lady after backlash over facebook photos that she posted that showed her doing what? posing next to a dead animal while holding a rifle on a hunting trip. cost her a job. her facebook page is now down. but please, go out there and you'll be able to find those photos of her with a dead animal and a r

categoría por la que todas podemos apoyarlo a travÉs de nuestros votos. >> estÁ ximena, angelique boyerun poco de desayuno a nosotros. >> vamos a comer. vamos. >> no tan rÁpido! >> mientras no se coman entre ellos, todo estÁ bien. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> este hombre estaba viendo ensayar a j balvin, que tiene unas bailarinas espectaculares. no podÍa ni parpadear. >> paul, de enserio... espÉrate. ¿por quÉ tantas parejas, paul? ¿no has encontrado una? >> vamos a las noticias. este bloque la comenzamos con una desafortunada. el suceso dejÓ un saldo lamentable. se movilizaron para el traslado de heridos. >> el mal tiempo continÚa empapando a millones de estadounidense. las tormentas vinieron acompaÑadas de fuertes vientos y rayos. estas imÁgenes fueron captadas en virginia. situaciones similares se vivieron en west virginia y en maryland. las lluvias intensas provocaron inundaciones en carreteras de pensilvania, nueva jersey, nueva york y connecticut. y fÍjese en las descargas. la fuerte corriente dejÓ atrapada a la mujer que no sabÍa nadar. como ella, otros conductores se vieron en aprietos. en c

mike boyer was seen on tv and newspapers after claiming he was the first to legally buy pot in spokanetwo of his three part- time employers ordered him to take a drug test and he says he was fired by the security company. >> something we have to figure out with all this legalization where's going to be the gray line? >> he drew attention to himself by emerging from the pot store and shouting, go washington, to a clearing crowd. >>> 12 minutes before 7:00. let's check the roads. >> thanks, guys. and bart is now back on time. turns out there was an unruly passenger that's according to bart central. they took him off the train in oakland. trains were stopped causing minor delays about 15 minutes. the issue is resolved and everything is fine and bart is back on time. downtown oakland in all directions. ferry, caltrain, ace trains 1 and 3 all looking good no delays there. there are delays like there always are at this time at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up into the maze. the 580 approach still looks good on our sensors no big delay there and the eastshore freeway that drive time

mike boyer was seen on local tv there and in newspapers doing this.was the first to legally buy pot in spokane. he says the two of his three part-time employers saw this and then ordered him to take a drug test. then he says he was fired by a security company. >> this is something we are going to have to figure out with all this legalization where is the gray line? >> he drew attention to himself by emerging from the pot store and shouting, go, washington! to a cheering crowd. he then went home and smoked the pot with friends. >> companies have rules and policies. so if he works for a company that -- >> apparently a policy against it. >> yeah. then -- >> well, so you're saying he lost his job because he didn't read the even if print? >> yes. >> good argument. >>> he didn't read the fine print. >>> marijuana dispensaries are fighting for their lives. they holding a protest in city hall in a couple of hours. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. >> reporter: a spate of violence in the streets of one east bay city, coming up what police say is causin

this is mike boyer, he was in the thai died shirt.rm raised, he was the first person to buy marijuana, but it turns out, no, boyier took time off of work as a security guard to do it. his boss called him immediately to take a drug test, the test came back for positive and that violates the company's drug policy. so, he was fired. >> oh my gosh. >> he says nose regrets. >> all right. find work elsewhere. >> be security for the place. >> hey, snot a bad idea. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay," we're back at 7:25 with a live look local news update. >>> and of course join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great day. >>> good morning. texas tragedy. a good man opens fire in the houston s3 c3 a cuatro niÑos. esta maÑana la a fire in the houston suburbs kills four people, including two children this morning the hour's long chase and the shooting surrender with the investigations now under way. >>> drawing a line, president obama reviews critics refusing to come over the border. >> i'm not interested in photo ops. i'm inte

>> jeff boyer and his team. i will tell you there's no answers as you cited. >> good. >> we're working productively. we want to understand any time there's a fatality or serious injury or injury or an issue that happened that did not necessarily cause an injury because that's better that we stop it. that's how we approach it now. >> you give it to a vice president now, is that what you said? >> yes, a vice president. >> who informs you of the inkwir ris, i trust? >> i believe he will. i will make sure of it because he and i meet on a regular basis. he calls me 24/7. >> when you say "i believe he will" i want to hear you say it is his responsibility to take the death inquiries to me. >> i will could him, and it will be his responsibility to bring them to me. >> i'm grateful for that, thank you. >> senator baldwin. i want to give -- several members asked for the opportunity to ask more questions. this is what i'm planning on doing right now. senator baldwin will finish her questioning, and everyone will have had t

>> bob boyer is jobless and frustrated. he says he regrets nothing.on to buy weed in this city and no one can take that away from him, he says. >> he'll have that and his bag of weed but no job. >> that is something that they need to talk about in colorado as well. it might be legal here, but you need to look to your employer and it still might be their policy. >> there's a big difference there j might want to check that out ahead of time. >> good advice, michaela. good advice, michaela. good advice, check with your employer first. let's get to "inside politics" on "new day." >> whatever michaela tells me to do, i do. it's good policy to go, and, yeah, well, if i -- never mind, not even going to touch that story. not going there. lots to talk about "inside politics" and we'll focus almost exclusively on the crisis to share their reporting and insight. lisa lair and jonathan martin. sometimes the optics get in the way of a substantive conversation and i think that's the case here. president of the united states was in texas yesterday. he did not go to

identification of emerging trends, including elevating a senior attorney to be the chief legal advisor to jeff boyer, vice president of global safety, with a direct reporting line me and another reporting line mark royce, executive vice president of global product development. i have supplemented existing legal sources with attorneys from two outside law firms to make sure that we have the proper level of engagement. i've also appointed a well-respected outside law firm to conduct a zero-based review of our litigation practices. finally, i've met with the entire u.s. legal staff to discuss the report findings and to set high expectations for the staff going forward. these changes and others will nut greater transparency and information flow on issues of safety within the legal staff as well as the team of legal staff and the company generally. and i'm committed to make sure that i, and gm's senior management team, have a full line of sight into all safety-related matters. gm's legal staff is compliesed of hard-working, dedicated professionals of the highest integrity. they strive daily to help globa

mike boyer camped out to be the first person -- there he is there -- to legally purchase recreationalm on tv. he was allegedly fired from both jobs but does not regret it. >> it's very historic. this is the first time we've been able to buy it legally in washington. someone had to be the first guy. i can say i'm the first guy. history will go down with me being that dude. >> one employer claims he was never fired although asked to take a drug test. the other employer says it's now looking into the allegations. i think while he now has a claim to fame, he is also out of two jobs. >> and he's proud he was kicked out because of smoking pot and he wants to land a job in the marijuana industry. >> he says he's looking ahead, posted his resume on cryingslist and still bragging about the pot purchase. i will say this to him, maybe cut down on the talk about buying pot. >> you're an attorney, what do you say, can you -- >> if you have a policy that restricts someone from taking drugs and you test for it, yes, you can do that. we'll see what happens. i don't know if the employers had that poli

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