companies that want to be the budweiser of cannibus, and behind the scenes, we're seeing people shy away from that. especially in the state of washington, where the state is saying that you can only have x number of producers or processes, and we're trying to keep big business out of it because everyone is so passionate about what they're doing in this industry. it's paving the way in the world to normalize cannibus and making sure that we do it in a responsible way. >> we're talking about recreational marijuana versus medicinal marijuana and why should in pharmaceutical, like medicinal marijuana be legalized? >> this is a specific issue with the cannibus plant itself. cannibus has been proven to be helpful in a multitude of illnesses, and then when you speak about it as recreational use, i prefer to think of it as adult use as a safer alternative to alcohol. and as a woman, i prefer it as safer than cannibus, because i don't like the calories associated with it or the hangover the next day. >> i have a condition called acute pulmonary plasmosis, and it's a lung disorder. and what i foun

a few marketing strategies [speaker not understood] earlier, how many alcohol companies such as budweiser, [speaker not understood] attractive women trying to sell their line to make sales and to have a good time. i just wanted to say that alcohol is a lot more accessible than electronic cigarettes. >> thank you. if there is anyone else that would like to speak that hasn't been called, please come forward now. we're going to probably close public comment in a minute. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is [speaker not understood] and i am here to oppose the ordinance against electronic cigarettes when it comes to categorizing them as tobacco products. trust, i know what tobacco is. i started smoking when i was 14. i was smoking two packs a week and i felt like thats was okay because my father smoked cigarettes all his life. i am 23 right now and this month is my [speaker not understood] of being cigarette free. [speaker not understood]. we have a strict 18 and over policy no sales to minors at all. i have met so many people that have shared their studies with me about vaping and how it changed

jimmy john's budweiser, outback, chevrolet, everybody, mobile 11, who makes this thing go round, has been so much work. all the time and effort these guys have put in. what a race car. >> you had a dominant car. did those caution flags make you a little nervous? >> the 22 was able to time the restarts there and i knew what was going to happen was he was going to take a shot down low. i tried to do the best i could. just really happy, thank everybody at the shop, all these cars. so it was a lot of fun. so, man. this is awesome. >> hey, enjoy your win. let's go to matt yocum. >> an impressive weekend for dale earnhardt jr., from start to finish. it seemed like, junior, your best start was going to be the last restart. >> yeah, we got running side by side there for second. just let kevin get out there a little too far. thought we was running him down those last two laps. great job of kevin. whole team. they did a great job. all weekend, they were fast. we worked on our car. we got a little help from all our teammates. a lot of hard work to get better and get better. ended up where i tho

this specifically we teamed up with budweiser and fox, showcasing just that.p. some are heartbreaking, some are inspiring. i then the one i am featured in the first one is tomorrow. i am really proud of it not because we lost, in that kind of event. charles: when you say heartbreaking, besides winning and losing, what are the aspec aspects, the hope they put into their teams? this, to your point, is so important in other parts of the world that their soccer team does very well. >> with my specific episode, tsunamis in 2011 that hit japan really impacted not only their country, but these players and inspired them to play bigger and better than they ever thought possible and ended up winning the world cup. in large part due to the fact their nation was willing them one person at a time willing them, the girls who participated and played on the field, they played their hearts out. if we had to lose to somebody, we lost to them. charles: it does have a healing impact for japan. you can't quantify, but it must have helped the nation tremendously. >> to add to the f

you begin with a budweiser and a shot of jack daniels.l club, it is a dive on 60th street on wall street. take us, you begin to figure out these seven cents. sins.seven >> two blocks away. mark pittman is no longer with us but was my partner in a lot of investigative stories. it was close to the train, we would go there and we really tried to get behind all the lack of transparency that the fed, the government, and the banks were trying to draw a curtain during that time. how much were they borrowing? we never really knew. the federal reserve loaned to the banks during the crisis was astronomically bigger than tarp, which was the treasury program. trillion is9, $7.77 what the fed had lent, spent, or guaranteed to help banks. >> why is that a sin? sin, what camea afterwards is that the bailouts never ended. we have qe, interest rates are close to zero. this is a bank bailout that has never ended. youro are the heroes in book? you identify whistleblowers at citibank. what about people in government or the industry? >> i am a big fan of neil

we see budweiser and brand advertisement that went to the appetite of a future purchaser. it plays. >> it is absolute change because it is real time. it is being bid in the auctions. reducing 50% of the time to buy and move ads. it is economical and high-performance and logical. a new busy -- and is being built. >> it seems like a monetize and. in terms ofzing margins. like amazon, they do not seem to care about profits at all. >> that is a little different but a good point. they are putting a lot of pressure because of the price reductions and they have done. even though a company like amazon will have a big data useer storage farms, they in big cities to do what they are doing. >> talk to me about the things you can do to spur that kind of growth. or just follow the money? >> a little bit of follow the money. you mentioned a company called bright roll. something like that in your data center, people have to come in and get it. isis moving the ads and that in the engine. the phenomenon grows and grows. and westast coast coast. we're also in a singapore and amsterdam. it i

. -- and budweiser. this changes? >> it absolutely changes because it is real-time. bid in these auctions. they are reducing up to 50% of the time to be able to buy a move out around. it is very economical and high-performance for these guys to do this so it is a new ecosystem. >> it also seems like it is commoditized. some of these companies have had financial results and have struggled because it is a race to the bottom in terms of margin. amazon does not seem to care about profits. >> that is a little different. they are putting a lot of pressure because of the price reductions and we enable a lot of that work, too. even though a company like amazon build big storage farms all over the world, they use equinix in the cities where the connections are dense. things to me about the you can do to spur the kind of growth that involves the changing of the entire advertising agency. >> it is a a little bit of following the money. you mentioned bright role so once you get a critical matching engine like them, people have to get right next to it. it is the engine that moves

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you know the song from the budweiser commercial? he's here tonight.cheers and applause ] ♪ too late, too late, too late, guys. you're too late. [ laughter ] unbelievable. [ laughter ] ♪ truck i'm buying a truck ♪ >> jimmy: no, i can't do this. nobody beats the roots. i'm sorry. no one beats the roots, right there. [ cheers and applause ] now, today is friday, and that's usually when i check up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails and of course i send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] and i was running a bit behind today. so i thought -- if you guys wouldn't mind, i would just like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now. do you guys mind? is that cool? [ cheers and applause ] hey roots? ♪ can i -- no. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. >> jimmy: get ready. this is going to be a weird show, man. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you got me on edge, man. >> jimmy: can i have some thank-you note writing music, please? ♪ >> steve: looks like you've got an hour. ♪ ♪ truck! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do we need to change fr

. >> can you buy any a pack of budweiser? >> we asked as he asked several people and were turned down. 431 people were approached by ten teens. >> making contact with four. >> 33 people were cited, including this man. he's now facing a maryland charge of illegally buying alcohol for a minor. abc7 news. >>> there are some new pieces to the puzzle in search for the malaysian jumbo jet that disappeared more than a week ago. the prime minister has confirmed it was not an accident. someone on the plane tampered with the controls, raising questions about who and why it took so long to come to light. we have the report. >> reporter: the search area for missing flight 370 has been expanded to 1200 miles now that it appears the plane was sabotaged. the prime minister calling it a deliberate act. >> this movement is consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> whoever was at the controls shut down communications and programmed tactical maneuvers, making a left turn in an apparent event to evade radar. whoever was in co

. >> can you buy any a pack of budweiser? >> we watched as he asked several people and was turned. down by most. in one county 431 people were approached by ten teens. >> i am 19. thanks. >> making contact with four. >> 33 people were cited, including this man. he's now facing a misdemeanor charge of illegally buying alcohol for a minor. abc7 news. >>> a san jose dog owner said he is eternally grateful for the great lengths firefighters went to to rescue his dog. marco was giving his terrier-poodle a bath friday evening after a trip to the beach when the dog's paw became stuck in the tub's drain. he tried everything to free the paw, but it was wedged in tight. dog was nearly in pain. he tried to follow me because he follows me everywhere and he was twist his foot and start crying. at one point it looked like he was having a seizure. >> well, a neighbor heard the commotion and called the fire department. firefighters went into the home's crawlspace and pulled off a complicated 90 minute rescue, tearing apart the plumbing, cutting the tub apart and freeing jay's paw. >> it was a limi

. >> i look in the seat and there was a budweiser can, an empty one and we had some motor oil, and rodolder with his resume stuff in it and wadded up the pieces of paper, put a couple pieces of paper in there and oil and got them hot and stuck them in the rockets of my jock et. >> by now, she was wearing three pairs of jeans, three jackets and socks she made from masking tape and tissue. >> i had no more masking tape. i had to preserve the socks i made. >> that day as rain lashed the lower elevations, searchers went out looking for the missing couple, checking highways in two states, california and nevada. lois, rob's mom searched, too, and drove right by the road paula and rob had taken. >> i got 288 and 89 and looked up the hill and said that's where they go camping and there was no sign of them. >> no one could locate the missing jeep. it was torture for the family. linda hathaway is paula's older sister. >> i told my husband, i said i got to go be with my mom. >> they told us they had search and rescue out and they had to wait for the storm to pass before they could use helicopters

. >> can you buy any a pack of budweiser? >> we watched as he asked several people and was turned down by most. in one county 431 people were approached by ten teens. >> making contact with four. >> 33 people were cited, including this man. he's now facing a misdemeanor charge of illegally buying alcohol for a minor. abc7 news. >>> there are some new pieces to the puzzle in search for the malaysian jumbo jet that disappeared more than a week ago. the malaysian prime minister has confirmed it was not an accident. someone on the plane tampered with the controls, raising questions about who and why it took so long to come to light. we have the report. >> reporter: the search area for missing flight 370 has been expanded to 1200 miles now that it appears the plane was sabotaged. the prime minister calling it a deliberate act. >> this movement is consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> whoever was at the controls shut down communications and programmed tactical maneuvers, making a left turn in an apparent att

this petition kicked off less than a month ago with budweiser and hall of fame shortstop ozzie smith.o make a decision on this matter, which could take a few months. opening day for the 20-14 season is march 31st. >> and to all the oakland a's fans out there-- tomorrow night at nine p-m. we'll preview the upcoming a's season in a kron four sports special hosted by gary radnich. everything you need to know about the two-time defending a-l west champs heading into the upcoming season. it is all tomorrow night at nine p-m, right after the kron four news at eight. >> good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. line >> on welcome back. the time is 8:45 a.m.. the temperatures

did you know that budweiser and it is actually singling out the bad aspect of x, y, z. we are talking about reputation of cost that are significant. and we have to deny that certain part of the product. and even this is so restrictive they want to do better in their communities. so let's give them the option to do that so you will be doing better one person is selling gummy bears across the street from the school. and this includes conscious capitalism. and i am probably going to have a different opinion of what we are going to do. and i need to agree with this if we clearly understand what is happening with tobacco and alcohol. the national survey on drug use said that five out of 10 are under age 18. an eight out of 10 are under age 21 and what this is showing you it is illegal drugs used over the lifespan. so the bars on the left are 12 year old and the bars on the right are 65 years old plus. so in order to show you what happens with legal drugs for the money that they have to increase consumption so we can see what is happening when we have legal drugs and legal ad

. >>> budweiser sell as lot of beer baseball season and this year they cam papered to have opening dayt produced an online petition that's going to the white house. so how does a notion for a day off for baseball stack up against other federal holidays? joining us is the author of "don't do much" southeast oferies of books. good morning. >> good to see you. >> i'm all for holidaying but i don't know about baseball. >> there's a difference between a national holiday and a federal holiday specifically. the federal holiday means basically the federal government is sits down and giving people the day off. and there are some state holidays. >> a federal holiday is expense in because you shut the whole government down. >> they're expensive. usually the businesses shut down, the banks and businesses. that has a cost but that doesn't stop us from thinking that might be a day to take all the kids to the ballpark so they don't have to play hookey. apparently 22 million people do. >> i think people hear the story and say there's no way this is going to happen. but initially mlk day wasn't initial

did you know that budweiser, when it comes to marketing to children, whereas some other brand is actuallyoing x, y and z. a lot of bad activists because talking about economic gains here and reputation accosts are significant. if i know who the bad guys are, it is not necessarily the big guys, when it comes to buying a certain category of products i will make that choice and just as we see in colorado, even the prices have gone through the roof because supply is so restricted people are queuing up because they want to buy illegal marijuana. they want to do right. let's give them the option of doing that. if we tell consumers you will do better by children if you don't give your dollars to that marijuana cutler who is selling gummy bears across the street from an elementary school, they will have no choice. incentivize socially conscious capitalism. [applause] >> hello, thank you very much for inviting me to be here. i am going to add some of the same kinds of thoughts you heard from allison but i will have a different opinion about what we ought to do. first of all, i agree with mark and

what if you told me budweiser is marketing to children while some doing x,nd is actually y, and z? single out the bad actors. we are talking about economic gain here, and reputational costs are significant. if i know who the better guys if not necessarily the good guys are, when it comes to buying a certain category of product, i'm going to make that hoice. as we've seen in colorado, where even when the prices have gone through the roof because supply is so restricted, people are still showing up because they want to buy legal marijuana. they want to pay taxes. they want to do right by their communitiesment let's give consumers an option of doing that. if you tell consumers you will be doing better by children if you don't give your dollars to peddler, who is telling selling gummies across the street from a school, help p give your dollars to social conscious companies. [applause] >> hello. thank you very much for inviting me to be here. first of all, i think we need to -- i agree with mark and alison that we need to look at the alcohol model, but we also need to look at the tobacc

the petition kicked off less than a month ago with budweiser and ozzie smith spearheading it.hite house will have a make a decision on this matter. >> interesting. think i would sign up for that. >> there is a lot of people who would. >> opening day for them march 31st. >> it's -- best lead so far in the hunt for the missing airliner. the big break over and the image that could give investigators more clues surrounding the where abouts. >> and the big win for the stanford men's team we have the highlights their first ncaa game and what's next for the team. >> a minor warm up in store for the weekend at this hour. partly cloudy and cool for some. when i expect the cloudses to clear and when the temperatures will rebound coming up. newwith two unique ingredients. to mix in however your heart desires. go on. spoon me. mixim - from the ehrmann family. it's love, your way. newwith two unique ingredients. to mix in however your heart desires. go on. spoon me. mixim - from the ehrmann family. it's love, your way. >>> new developments overnight around the search for the missing airlin

well, amber road is -- i think it's budweiser. maybe it's a mexican beer, right?could be a mexican beer. >> your point's well taken and in terms of levie it's been does he does business with a smile and a quip and some of his tweets demonstrate that. this is what he said about going public, ipos if you stock shoots up, you left money on the table. if it drops, you screwed investors. if it's flat, you're boring. >> that's right. if i were aaron levie and i've seen him many times he's very bright -- speaking of "true detectives" think of how they made matthew mcconhkoconaughey,n do that. i've seen it on the movies. >> there is more fallout this morning from the gm ignition recall. "the journal" said documents showed gm managers knew of those ignition woes before the 2005 cobalt was launched but felt drivers could safely steer a stalled car off the road. also "the times" says that back in 2009 co-call black box data confirmed a potentially fatal defect but gm told accident victims' families it lacked evidence. they're getting pounding on two fronts. >> the charitable