tonight a conversation with cheech & chong. the grammy-winning duo first made their mark in the 1970's and 1980's with reef wheeling for rnsulture routine is that saw their movie up in smoke become the top grossing -- 1968. 19 they're currently on tour with the rock group. a conversation with richard cheech marin and tommy chong coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: it's been five decades since cheech and chong first got together. along the way they have performed in movies and on television series and over the years have become synonymous with the kind of views thatishment have continued to draw sold-out crowds. let's look at a clip from the tour. >> is slick is a low rider with no wheels, man. all my friends know the low rider ♪ i was born in east l.a. ♪ why can't we be friends why can't we be friends ♪ i have to stop singing, i got caught up. >> you and the audience. you look like you are having fun. >> we are having a ball. with the band, because we do stuf

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cheech and chong. >> we will have a game at at&t park and we could go on forever, couldn't we?and then 56 cubs and giants. quickly, 90's through the central valley and 107 in palm springs and 79 if los angeles and 74 in lake. >> i'm not going up in smoke with that one. westbound 24 near wilder, this is a stall but also, possible accident, two right lanes as you move westbound. eastbound in the tunnel it is the non-commute direction a stalled tour bus blocking two lanes of traffic in the tunnel. north 880 at marina, reports of an accident two right lanes and well look outside of walnut creek south of 680 getting busy as you make the turn toward 24 with brake lights. >> for sugar coating it, being blunt. >> a judge in southern iran has summoned facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg to appear in court. the iranian judges want zuckerberg to answer complaints by individuals who say facebook-owned legislations including instagram violate privacy. the judge today ordered the two apps blocked in iran. facebook is band along with other social media sites. >> the moment this weekend against al

valuations are, again, not necessarily cheech. sectors that are going to benefit from capital expenditures which we believe the companies having the wherewithal to spend are now seeing it likely to revise and cap x facing tech and stlils, even the energy spacers because we like a cyclical stance given our bullish posture in the economy. >> we've got breaking news involving lorillard. >> we've known there's been deal talks and rumors surrounding reynolds america, a u.s. company and lorillard. reynolds american is in advanced discussions to buy lorillard shares whose shares have spiked up to highs on that news. reynolds american, again, the proposed deal could see british american tobacco take a major role back in reynolds in terms of the overall deal and that the companies are working to finalize this deal as soon as in a matter of weeks but many moving pieces remain and talks could take longer this, all according to sources familiar with the matter. lorillard and reynolds american according to reuters in advanced talks and a deal

a lot of cheechs, there's this -- a lot of chiefs, there's this feeling amongst chiefs, and i would beterested whether district and other kinds of attorneys are feeling this as well, and that is that maybe our gains are fragile, they might be easy the lose, the media are going to be eager to pounce on them when we do. and so it's hard to back away from tactics that might seem extremely, let me use the term aggressive, to deal with the serious crime. and this is especially the case because violence, homicide has been so the sticky in so many communities in so many neighborhoods. >> we have some folks with some microphones in the audience if anybody has any questions for any of our panelists. come on, you've had an hour to think of one. [laughter] >> the -- [inaudible] comment on the training that's going on in washington state on moving from a warrior model to a more guardian model and what you all think about that? >> anyone want to take that one? >> if i knew anything about it, i'd try it. [laughter] >> you expand on it? what type of training we're talking about? articulate a little m