i want everyone in butan to have shoes to wear. i will continue to strive towards achieving that through workshops, repair and cleaning and distributing recycled shoes. >> dawa will work tirelessly to bring the people of butan a little happiness with shoes that will stand the test of time. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. they say ambassad

you might call robert tillory lucky, he says he survived a butane hash oil explosion. he went right back to extracting thc. >> do you it out in a well ventilated area like this. >> haven't you seen people outside that have done that and it doesn't go well, either? >> i've never witnessed it not going well unless there was a spark or a flame around. >> reporter: he says he's found a safe way to work with butane and wants to educate others. >> you can do this fairly quickly, you make it every day? >> i make it every day. >> do you think dabs are the flex best thing? >> dabs are the next wave to go through the community. like wherever people have not sensed it yet when they get them they are going to want to try them. >> reporter: the victims of these explosions often end up here at the university of colorado hospital's burn unit. >> this is our tub room, we have two of them. and this is the first place that most of our patients come. >> dr. gordon lindburg is the un's medical director. >> we had two the last month and another one showed up a couple of days ago. >> dr. li

. >> and then i will go maybe i'm going to go to butan now that you told me. >> rose: exactly. you definitely ought to. >> i think i'm going to go to butan. >> rose: i think you should. >> you were telling me about it before the show why wouldn't i go to butan. >> rose: it's my thing, my new favorite country. >> i'm going. i've made the decision while you were talking earlier some i'm being to go to butan. >> rose: that is why i like you so much. you separate on instinct. >> i think why wouldn't i. as you say you look at the clock and you think go to putan. >> that is what i said so i shall go to butan and then i will go back to work. i get a short break. >> rose: do you have a next film or play. >> i have a film which is directed by lona sherrfigure who directed as it happens directed kerry mulligan in an education. >> rose: right. >> it's called their finest hour and a half. it's been propaganda films being made in the 1940s during the second world war in england. and it's a very good script. a beautiful love story not involving me. but i get to play an actor who, withouted i

captain siegfried cline with the aurora fire department organized this demonstration to show how butane can ignite when amateurs use it to extract hash oil from marijuana plants. a new and dangerous effort to produce a more concentrated form of pot at home. >> and that's the attraction. the purity. it's got a more potent high from it. >> very potent high. >> reporter: windows blown out, kitchens ripped apart. in 2013, colorado saw just 12 of these explosions. but last year that number jumped to 32. dozens of people have been hospitalized. amazingly, no one has died. >> that goes up in a split second. >> very fast. very quick. it's not going to allow people to get out of the area in time. >> reporter: here at the state capital no one would argue that the type of hash oil extraction isn't dangerous, but given that colorado voters have legalized marijuana, the question is, is it a crime. >> i think some districts believe we can already prosecute people for trying to create hash oil at home. and there's other districts who don't think so. so i think it's an area for clarification. >> report

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firefighters found several butane canisters and other drug- making materials and they say 33-year-oldy perry was arrested and charged with manufacturing a controlled substance and violation of his probation. >>> your time now 5:12. there's concern this morning in california's multi-billion dollar wine industry. it's about a tiny pest that could badly damage grapevines. an inspector discovered a glassy-winged sharp shooter. this is what it looks like. a little bug, barely bigger than a grain of of rice, but it could devastate tens of thousands of acres of available vineyards. experts say it flies farther than many other pests and it literally sucks the life out of grapevines. >> it could bring the industry here to its knees. it could change the industry as we know it. >> it will definitely go up. that's something that we don't go -- we have yet to imagine what kind of damage that can cause. >> yeah, the little sharp shooter was discovered last week in a shipment of plants in navado. it was capture an the whole cargo was sent back to sullivan county after the truck -- to ventura county

he also said because there were some canisters of butane gas or flammable materials in the apartment this was also another challenge for firefighters. as they were going in some of those materials kept exploding. it may have been the materials of the person who lived in that apartment. a lot of his neighbors tell us he was a multimedia artist who had exhibits going on in several bay area locations. back to you guys. >>> very sad start for the art community there in west oakland. thanks for that report. a malfunctioning hot plate is being blamed for an early morning fire that left seven children dead. it happened in brooklyn new york just before 12:30 in the morning eastern time. four boys and three girls were found in their bedrooms. their mother and teenage sister are in critical condition after they jumped through a window to escape the flames. officials call it the city's largest fire tragedy in years. time is 9:06. a flight from sfo landed at the new orleans airport just before a wild machete attack happened there. investigators say 63-year-old richard white tried to get past the

continued commitment by the international community to remain in afghanistan, both in some number butanals resources provided to afghanistan, and again, think that the time has come they have to become part of the political process and get back into being part of afghanistan. they can't have afghans killing afghans and muslims killing muslim. it's a sign of strength that president ghani on his first day of office signed the bs and sofa and the message sent to the terrorist community is we thought it was going away and it's not. >> thank you mr. chairmaned. lead back my time. >> thank you. mr. cook. >> thank you mr. chairman. general first of all is i want to commend you on your testimony, your years of service and combat piece, can't add up all the deprime ministers you have been through. so what i wanted to address is something that isn't here and it's of concern to our nato partners. maybe under the radar. that's the situation of the poppy, and the drugs and the corruption that -- from a rational viewpoint it affects europe. how are we doing on -- can you comment on the status of that an