cuban cigars are a mix sugar the island's most important export. employees who you say they'd like working for fransisco with sepia tone. many come back again and begins for decades to help out at harvest time the oldest them and is in his mid seventies. reduces his workers are happy. oh well mostly it's the devil's work i see many as one who gets up in the morning and wants to go to work. and when his work is over and wants to go home. google will everything else depends on personal happiness and a stable family life. and upon the earth. what about you we ask those who overcome a happy man he says do for the consumer. it was a state is successful and foreign tourists come here to quote the bible to see which of his world famous cigars come from many of them cigar aficionados in sales and many of them from germany. thus he gets in the sea on a tour guide noses group in german that these leaves are used for pipe tobacco and cigarettes. they didn't belong there. in the summer the visitors had been to cuba before on the twenty oh nine come here every

his estate is successful and foreign tourists come here to see where the cigars come from. any of them are aficionados themselves. any of them are from germany. tells that the leaves are used for pipe tobacco and cigarettes. some of the visitors have been to cuba before. i come here every two years because it is beautiful and people are nice. there is good music and good company. >> cuban tobacco is the best out there. 99.9% of the time we only smoke cuban cigars. people have honest work. i hope they are well paid and that there is a minimum wage. we ask another worker what she has to say about that. i am still young, she says. -- did get toto know capitalism. i am doing quite well here. francisco pays as well. take meal breaks. they bring us coffee and cold water to drink. it is really good. francisco tells us that cuba is moving along very well. even if the changes have been slow, they are very much for the better. he says you just have to go out into the streets to see the differences. everything that is cropping up, all of the new private businesses that people are buil

cigars are next to sugar, the island's most important export good.mployees say they like working .or francisco josÉ prieto many have come back again and again for decades to help out at harvest time. the oldest of them is in his mid-70's. prieto says his workers are happy. the happy man is the one who gets up in the morning and wants to go to work and when his work is over wants to go home. else depends on personal happiness and a stable .amily life "what about your life?" "i'm a happy man," he says. some of the visitors have been to cuba before. here every two years because it's beautiful here. people are nice. there's good music and good company." tobacco," wehe asked. "cuban tobacco is the best out there. 99.9% of the time we only smoke cuban cigars." still bunch all the tobacco together with a kind of needle. people have honest work. i hope that they are well paid and that there's a minimum wage. we ask another worker what she has to say about that. says,till young," she "but i did get to know capitalism before things changed . when i retired, i

you taught me about cigars and what good cigars to have.oom. >> jimmy: a club. havana room. some secret club and i didn't know even that we were underground. we're under like six layers of earth. almost where my car ended up. i could have met you there. we were in an under ground bunker. we were sitting there, just smoking cigars and you tell me -- you said, "no you don't -- stop lighting. stop lighting it! you lit it already." you were yelling at me. [ laughter ] i thought i saw people turn -- they use to rotate the cigar around. i've seen that in movies and you go, "you lit it! stop lighting it! it's lit!" [ laughter ] >> well because your sleeve was on fire. >> jimmy: well i didn't know my sleeve was on fire. something was burning me. >> i remember you kept sucking on it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was not doing that! that's what people do. >> i said, "be calm. just pull back. let it cool." i said --i said, "put it between your teeth." >> jimmy: alright. >> then just like this, just nice and slow. [ laughter ] and the ashes -- the ashes wi

. >> what are cigars? >> cigars are right, yes. >> reporter: art fleming aired the original "jeopardy!" which taped right here in this studio at rockefeller center. >> that is the award they gave me for being grand champion. >> reporter: this retired navy technician, who first appeared on the show in 1965, went on to become the all-time leading champion of the fleming era. what was it like when you got here, to be a contestant on "jeopardy!"? was it nerve-racking? >> you had a degree of nervousness. if you're going to be on "jeopardy!" you have to be a little bit tense. you have to be a little bit nervous, because if you're loose, you lose. and you get beaten by the button. >> reporter: how much money did you walk away with? >> $11,110. >> reporter: from fleming to trebek, the show has produced its share of headlines over the past 50 years. in 2000, a record store clerk went on to win the most money in "jeopardy!" history. >> about $3.4 million. >> reporter: the record for longest winning streak goes to ke

you still have time to crush things with the former governor and smoke cigars. >> go terminate something with his tank. >>> jeff's final look at weather. >> we'll get you into the weekend forecast. across palo alto, currently clear skies on that sky camera network. after morning fog and cloud cover, we clear out from the south bay on toward san francisco, also the east bay. the sunny skies going to stay right into your weekend. let's take you into that microclimate forecast as we head throughout saturday. temperatures going up by about two to three degrees. san jose, sunny skies, 10 to 20 degrees above average in the south bay. 83 in downtown san jose. morgan hill 84. throughout the peninsula, low 80s in palo alto. san francisco looking at 74 degrees near downtown. and then you can see the marina, temperatures in the low 70s. heading up to the north bay, we'll have 83 in napa. 82 in santa rosa. even close to 80 in oakland. and for the tri valley, temperatures expected in the low and mid-80s. again, the heat is going to continue, not only for saturday, but also as we head into sunday. it

students are switching from cigarettes to cigars. [speaker not understood]. i believe students are using e-cigarettes as a way to get around the policy. with more campuses going smoke-free more and more are using e. cigarettes instead of cigars. this is a terrible problem. i've seen [speaker not understood]. it sends a mixed message about smoking. and third, i am concerned about the health of my closest peerses because i do not want them to fall into the misconception of e-cigarette being a safe alternative. >> great, thank you [speaker not understood]. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is may how, i work with the sunset project and i'm a resident of outer mission district of san francisco. i am here today because i just want to tell you guys that i really love the taste of peanut butter cup. i also love the color green and if i really believed all the many ads out there about e-cigarettes being harmless and cool, i would get myself a green colored peanut butter cup flavored one and i would not be here talking to you about how i feel the way e-cigarettes are adve

you like a cigar?to help both sides of the bar. help the wait staff being gauged, know if it is your birthday and bring you something. >> by the way, we are out of time. you make money because the restaurant pay you a small fee? >> exactly. >> that is really cool. >> good luck. it. will upload is -- why would night? what is coming up? >> coming up at 5:00 eastern, you know that hit series house of cards? i will introduce you to the creator of that. he is also the founder of shutter stock. you will learn about the business of commercial imagery. and find out what the president is to joes response biden's comment that the airport is a third world operation. ♪ >> in the battle for top talent, who cares about competitive pay and better benefits? we go beyond the paycheck. ♪ >> if you want more rankings, go to bloomberg.com/ranx. would you pick? i would take the laundry. >> i think the $300 booze voucher is pretty good. >> every week? >> it is a slippery slope, my friend. it has been fun. pain is coming up.

. >>> if you plan on heading to popular beach, you will have to leave the cigarettes or the cigars at home. rehoboth beach, delaware, is joining the growest list of resort towns to ban smoking. smoke sing already off-limits in public parks. now you won't be able to light up at most beaches and on the boardwalk. there will be about 20 designated smoking areas on the beach during the summer. during the offseason there will only be four. >>> when we come right back, not so excited for spring. the virginia man who gets the winter blues as plowers start to bloom. we will show you why next. [ female announcer ] it balances you... it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley. nature at its most delicious. wow! ♪ [ female announcer ] with 10 grams of protein and real fruit, they're right at home in the land that inspired them. ♪ greek yogurt proten bars. from nature valley. >>> you may not have heard of jamie gibson but if you watch a hockey game you probably have seen him. he is the guy

then the evening we would go to dinner, and it would be a 2.5 hour dinner, and he would smoke some cigars cognac, and he would rehash the whole day. he would say -- what would you have done in this situation? then he says -- here is what i did this. so that was my graduate school and d come over a lot of great dinners listenening to my da >> you have been seen as the real success story in terms of the growth of the compmpany. bob johnn said to forbes magazine, he is the president of the outdoor amusement association -- just like disney is the gold stanandard i in the theme p park industry, feld is e gold standard in the circuits industry -- in the circus industry.. what makes feld the gold standard? >> when i go to the circus, i know what the circus is because i was involved. myatched the circus with wi, and i watched the audience and the response and what engages them. that is how we are constantly changing the business. i think one of the things that i love is change, and a lot of people do not embrace it. i live for change. i get a little bored with things as they were, so we are alway

. >> cigar, cigarette, intentionally set fires. >> reporter: but few thought this could be a culprit. investigators were baffled over what caused fires at two golf courses, and then says orange county fire captain steve concialdi -- >> we found the smoking gun. two separate golfers was using the exact same club, a hybrid titanium three iron. >> the theory was that this golf club hitting rocks sparked a fire in mission viejo in 2,011 and larger one in irvine in 2010, but it wasn't quite mystery solved. >> when the idea was presented to the top brass -- >> the chief, fire investigators were laughing at us and couldn't believe it. >> but just in case the fire department commission add study at uc irvine. >> i was still skeptical. >> that is until they began testing. >> it is pretty dramatic. >> i mean it is light a 4th of july. >> you can see there are a lot of rocks below. >> yes. >> one of the wild fires started right here. >> news for golfers. >> i certainly recognize there could be a danger now. >> like chris mears, if his ball winds up here the fire department is willing to give him

but for too many in tampa, guilty pleasures go far beyond hand-rolled cigars. as in other big cities, drug abuse has taken its toll here. it leads addicts to commit far more serious crimes. often resulting in extended stays at tampa's hillsborough county jail. >> one behind the other. single file line. hug the wall. >> colonel jim previtera is in charge of all operations and the nearly 3,000 inmates housed in the county's two jail facilities. >> i feel pretty safe in telling you if you went into any given pod here and you got every inmate to honestly answer the question of how substance abuse impacted their incarceration, i think that you'd find the number is staggering. probably close to seven out of ten inmates would tell you that either alcohol, prescription drugs or other controlled substances, they either used them on a regular basis or it's a direct contributor to their current situation. >> the cycle of committing crime to buy drugs has caught up with chad white. he's been a heroin addict for 17 years and has spent the last two months here. like most oth

listener who wrote in and said this will be like having fine wine and cigars, it couldn't be farther from that in colorado. and as far as i know, i think i'm the only person on the ground in colorado who can tell you what's happening. it's more like malt licker in the 40-ounce and mad dog 20/20. it's aggressively marked to young people. i have a pouch full of cartoon characters selling marijuana and some with in a few naked women sandwiched between them. that's not sold to the occasional responsible users of the world like cheryl. that's very clear marketing towards young people. and what we have to do is just clampdown on this marketing. it's completely out of control in colorado. 20% off of t-shirts, and mark's point, you can get an ounce of weed in colorado with a red card, a medical marijuana card, you can get an ounce for $50 right now, and that's nuts. >> i would really like to hope that sam will branch out a little bit and join those of us calling for higher alcohol taxes to protect children from alcohol abuse. it's crazy to be against cannibus and not against anything else. >

. ♪ bird on a stick take a prize door box a cigar and a ball of yarn ♪ >> i wish i had a small ballpeenat i could just hit myself in the forehead right here. >> this is all for a good cause i should have you know. >> sure, throw that in now. >> "cosmopolitan" did this video to draw attention to the kitties that need a home and at the end of the video you have the information to the humane society wre you can actually wanted them. >> it's what the internet is, kittens get viewed. >> that's true. ♪ cats and abs cats and abs with my kitty dancing with my cat ♪ ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time. and what do we have here? oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have th

. >> you can ride shotgun and smoke cigars with arnold schartzenegger as he runs over a bunch of stuff in a tank and crushes it. but you will need to win a raffle first before you can go on the crushing spree. the money raised goes to a charity that supports disadvantaged children. >> you probably don't know this, but i started a movie with arnold schartzenegger. only a woman. >> what was your line? what was your line? >> it is just a woman. >> like you mean it. >> it is about the world's first pregnant man. >>> why did the raiders lose a big name free agent? i'm dennis o'donnell. can the warriors make it six in a row facing the clippers in so- cal next. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i wish i was made of money. i wish you were too. chances are, you're not made of money. so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. school history took place tonight salle's frank >> one of t

. ♪ bird on a stick take a prize door box a cigar and a ball of yarn ♪ >> i wish i had a small ballpeenust hit myself in the forehead right here. >> this is all for a good cause i should have you know. >> sure, throw that in now. >> "cosmopolitan" did this video to draw attention to the kitties that need a home and at the end of the video you have the information to the humane society wre you can actually wanted them. >> it's what the internet is, kittens get viewed. >> that's true. ♪ cats and abs cats and abs with my kitty dancing with my cat ♪ ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us and we'll see you next time. ?ñÑ;Ñ; $ >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, today's best videos are coming your way "right this minute." >>> it's a full-on brawl between first responders -- >> who all were on the scene of an accident. >> what happened that took it from fisticuffs to handcuffs. >>> he's hitching a ride on a porker who -- >> seems no worse for the wear. >> why this farmer went to market but this little piggy did not stay home. >>> a prankster pre

. >> you can ride shotgun and smoke cigars with arnold schartzenegger as he runs over a bunch of stuffnk and crushes it. but you will need to win a raffle first before you can go on the crushing spree. the money raised goes to a charity that supports disadvantaged children. >> you probably don't know this, but i started a movie with arnold schartzenegger. only a woman. >> what was your line? what was your line? >> it is just a woman. >> like you mean it. >> it is about the world's first pregnant man. >>> why did the raiders lose a big name free agent? i'm dennis o'donnell. can the warriors make it six in ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, school history took place tonight salle's frank al >> one of the biggest upsets in san francisco high school history took place tonight. now frank alaco reached five wins closer than any in state history. dameon talfor gets the hoop. here comes jamile king. the mustangs of lincoln stun a two-time state champion. they win 54-47. >> everyone saying we shouldn't be here, that we are a joke. we are shocking the world. >>> klay thompson's grandfather passed away before

. >> cigars, cigarettes. >> reporter: but they thought this could be a culprit.ed at what started two fires and then -- >> we found the smoking guns. two separate golfers were using the exact same golf club, a hybrid titanium 3 iron. >> reporter: the theory is this golf club hitting rocks sparking a fire in mission viejo and another one in 2010. but it wasn't quite mystery solved when the idea was presented to the top brass. >> some of our chiefs and top fire investigators were laughing at us. they could not believe it. >> reporter: just in case they conducted a study at uc irvine. >> i was still skeptical. >> reporter: that is, until they began testing. >> it's pretty dramatic. i mean it's like a fourth of july. >> you can see there are a lot of rocks below. >> reporter: yeah, there are. one of the fires started right here, sobering news for golfers. >> i certainly recognize it could be a danger now. >> reporter: like chris mears. if his ball winds up here, the fire department is willing to give him a break. >> if they need to move the ball, they should do the r

we found a sport that all about says is all about slowing things down it takes place at the annual cigar festival. it may be on the way alex else to add that in cuba and its making like champions. i think in the dutch tt dream come true. i know but i believe this is like going to donate to our team going into a toy store and they tell me to tremble. maybe you want it you'll know it's really exciting. exciting yes but it was a serious business mix at the salons of winning so this meeting. do we know he's the one he can get the statue from the city on sweet tea that will give us a lesson puffing away for the prize when four hundred and fifty contestants on into the wild only he's the same mistake on the eighth appearance of winston old seventeen point eight centimeters of it the government agrees album is not said how it's done properly. if i get in the city on a rain break labor's you can do it would go on. not surprisingly considering this is me and my head and plan to win the sixty seven year old cuban lead the attack me after the art style house the gods have stepped in and of great a

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one focus is on a cigar box containing drug paraphernalia.ecial effects including a wallet, sunglasses and money. >> seattle police released pictures which were on several undeveloped rolls of film. they had been in police vaults since cobain's suicide. that was back in april of 1994. >>> the reigning daytime queen of funny held court yesterday with the leader of the free world. it was the latest in the series of recent entertainment show appearances by president obama. he pushed off on ellen degeneres about the selfie she took at the academy awards. she pointed out that it broke his record for retweets. >> i heard about that. i thought it was a pretty cheap stunt myself. >> yes. >> getting a bunch of celebrities in the background. >> i tried. >> delivering pizza. >> mr. obama admitted with the first lady on a week-long trip to china, the white house has been getting a little slovenly. the president is making these appearances to convince young adults to sign up for, of course, obamacare ahead of the march 31st deadline. >> so the girls are a

if you see a picture of it, you can actually see a little cigar shaped beacon attached to the edge that is the beacon that we are trying to hear, the pinger. >> it's actually on our screens so the viewers can see it it. it used to be a black box. it's been changed. do you this for a living. i'm curious, what are the odds on this? is this really as difficult as it may look, as it does look? >> well, i heard today a report that u.s. surveillance planes searched 100,000 square miles today, which is astronomically big. by compare sob, the air france search containment area was a 40 nautical mile radius circle. if you do the math, that comes out to about 5,000 square nautical miles. you tell me. they have got to be right on top of it to find it. >> and i suppose right on top of it, the black box could maybe be one place and then cure rents could move other debris to sort of move us really far off target in terms of finding it. no or yes? >> that's true. but we have a method to reverse drift the debris back to the location where it entered the water. unfortunately, without knowing the current

they have like the hand rolled cigars and a lot of people do that at weddings. now a rolled joint station can be there. it is your wedding. do what you want to do. understand that maybe some people won't want to come to your wedding which will be great. you won't spend as much money. >> they will leave their kids at home. >> i worry about the photos. >> that's true. >> the wedding photos you will show your kids. >> it is like, i don't remember this at all. >> you can say the same thing about open bars. people get wasted at weddings. >> there is always something to regret when you do something like that. i cannot imagine having a chronic-themed wedding and i suspect when you look at those photos afterwards you will regret some aspect of that. i hope this doesn't catch on and i suspect it is an exotic nature of a smoking weed at this particular moment. >> that's what gets me crazy about this whole thing. i know you are never getting married. it is not in the stars for you. dying lonely is what you want to do. this makes weddings about pot smoking. it is what pot s

the goal is to see who can create the longest unbroken cigar ash.ryone started with a seven-inch cuban and tried to smoke them down without losing the ash. one of the finalists? a 67-year-old woman. she puffed away until all that was left was 3/10 of an inch. ♪ >> all week, we have been featuring some of the most innovative thinkers coming up at the bloomberg businessweek design conference. today we're going to meet andrew who conducts research in programmable matter for autodesk. what is that? >> for me, design is the ability to ideate and envision, and then create that design. >> ♪ >> the beautiful part about design is the learning that comes from just realizing your design and having it in the world. autodesk is a software company that makes design tools for modeling, simulation, visualization, optimization. the bio-nano group i am part of is looking at a subset of those tools that can be applied to genetic engineering and cell biology. many people look at genetic engineering in a negative way. i do not. the more we can grow the things we need as

and here to introduce it is our friend cigar lover and academy award nominee andy garcia. [ cheers and challenges his perceptions of the world forever. it is a tale of fantasy, reality, beauty and madness. for the mind of one of our most visionary directors comes a coming of age story, that will open both your eyes and your mouth. >>> i have two fingers. is this real life? real life? real life? ♪ is this the real life >> in a world -- ♪ is this just fantasy >> where fantasy is reality ♪ caught in a landslide ♪ >> one boy will discover. ♪ no escape from reality >> how awesome it is to be on drugs. >> i can't smile without you. >> in 3-d musical hallucination. >> i can't feel my face. what's so >> but sometimes, imagination has a mind of it's own. >> you got to fill the hole. now you smile. for me. >> never. >> oh my gosh. oh, my god. it's a rainbow all the way across the sky. >> take an unforgettable trip with joseph gordon levitt, catherine zeta-jones, samuel l. jackson. >> i said spit, bitch. >> and seth rogen. >> let go. >> you have four eyes. >> i have rainbow eyes. sorry. >> some d

all i can think about is you are keeping the weed stash in the cigar box.hat is a jv move if i have ever seen one. >> it has an illegal or bizarre substance. >> what is in here? a scientific calculator? >> i expect a little more effort for the kid to hold it away from his dad. >> why couldn't it have been foreign. >> on a serious note, would these ads have been more successful if they were more honest? part of the problem was they were trying so hard to scare teens they would come up with these things like if you try cocaine once you could die. the whole this is your brain on drugs and it would be scrambled eggs. teens would find out you could do cocaine once and you would not die and you could smoke a joint and your brain wouldn't explode. >> they were laughable right off the jump. we used to see the one with the egg and we used to think is denny's still open? we are pretty high right now. >> good stuff. it goes to sew you how the tone so so important because people are sophisticated and we know too much. we know marijuana is not bad for you. these ads wou

. >> can we point out you were smoking an electric cigar, so you're using an electric device. >> notthat, i have to recharge both of my phones. i spend way too much time on it. i agree. it's an addiction. >> they need to have it on the first saturday of the month or something like that because you can't work and be productive anymore without it. besides, twitter and facebook could not live a day without photographs of jasper, so i sacrifice. i sacrifice. >> greg, what do you think? can yod detach? >> the great thing is you chose to detach, which is easy for you because you never respond to anybody. you don't read your e-mails, you don't read twitter. you giving up technology is like a stripper giving up clothes. >> that was one of the funniest e-mails. bob said i'm off the grid. and everybody going, this is different how? >> very funny. go ahead. >> i love it with our producer says who wants to volunteer to give up their electronic device. and the next e-mail he sends is, andrea, call me. i unplug on the weekends. >> he knows about twitter. he reads that thing when you're trying to t

i mean they have hand rolled cigars, a lot of people do that at their wedding. you roll joint station. i worry about the photos. >> that's true. like the wedding photos. you can show your kids. i don't remember this at all. >> but it could also be. you can say the same thing. open bars. people get wasted at weddings. >> trashed. something you regret. >> exactly. i cannot imagine having a chronic themed wedding. i suspect when you look at the photos afterwards you will regret some aspects of that. i hope this doesn't catch on. suspect it is just a very exotic nature of a smoking weed. that's what gets me crazy. you never get married. not in the stars for you. dying lonely is what you want to do. you always have your menagerie. not look they are completely alone. >> every endeavor pot smokers get involved with. they make the endeavor about pot smoking. play frisbee. do it high. alcohol you have to learn. through prohibition. you shut up ababout the booze. you drank. pot heads have to shut up about the pot. >> this sound awful being around a bunch of stoners. a wed

putin is and have a cigar ally in the world.e can intimidate and tried to intimidate ukraine and intimidate our media, but we have got nato. we had 28 countries, to north america, 26 in europe that all should be here. we could isolate him to magically come over the long run, i would say that advantage -- he cannot digest ukraine. he cannot divide it without tremendous lyrical costs to the russian federation. i think obama is probably playing for the middle or late around. >> i would emphasize that i think it is a 15 round match. i think putin is playing for the long-term. we can affect the later rounds, but only if those many countries are willing to come together and are galvanized into fairly decisive actions. secondly, it will depend on ukraine. ukraine is an economic basket case. government, new cannot perform. the country is further into economic chaos. it may come unstuck. putin may have other options at that point in time. i think we have to take a long-term perspective here and have a strategy. there has been a holdup. e

so far cigars are not under the purview of fda and the industry is developing cigars in many wonderful flavors attractive to children: strawberry, white grape, apple, etc. the alcohol industry does the same thing. each day, almost 5,000 kids under the age of 16 have their first drink of alcohol. will the commercial marijuana industry do the same thing? it already has. this is one of the products coming from colorado. dixie elixirs in colors and flavors. you have to ask yourself who are these products targeted, too. i will keep showing you pictures from the medical marijuana states as we go through the slides. it is critical to understand the research and there is huge concensus shows that availability drives use. as the availability increases so will use, especially by youth, addiction, school failures, auto crashes, mental illness and other public health and safety problems. this is a marijuana infused chocolate chip cookie infused in the stores. we think there are three marijuana products. this is another product jolly ranchers and ice cream bars. the first is to adjust the current m

example, if i wanted to use google earth and focus in on bob beckel's house and watch him smoking a cigar at 7:00 in the morning, we have that technology. really, at this day and age, we're not able to track where a plane went? >> satellite coverage has gaps, it depends where the satellites are flying and cloud cover, if a plane is flying under cloud cover, you can't necessarily see it. >> weather was clear and beautiful. >> if the satellite is not in a position to see, it will not see. it can only see where the camera lens is trains. we don't have every square inch of earth. >> it got a tuneup ten days before the incidents. >> two months after september 11th, the plane went down on long island, we all instan thely feared it was terrorism. didn't turn out to be terrorism it was a civilian crash, we need to be reserved here, we should be guarded and not jump to conclusions. let people think it could be terrorism. >> i agree with you wholeheartedly, i don't want to fear the word terrorism. my mind goes there first in a post 9/11 world, i think it should, and i don't apologize for that. ther

>> oh, wait a minute, you guys have a much more relaxed attitude towards the importation of cuban cigars a dessert as rare as it gets, a dinosaur-era monster long believed extinct. >> this is gateau marjolaine. >> who does this? >> no one. >> it's one of those, like, painful nostalgic things. >> right. layers of almond and hazelnut meringue, chocolate buttercream. my god, look at that. damn, that's good. for these guys, this is normal. this is lunch. >> sundays, it's like playhouse in my house. >> it's like french playhouse. >> yeah, what do you do? >> we get dressed at the house? >> tell me about it. >> yeah, he dresses the kids, too. he's a dandy. >> a sunday dandy. last time i did, i did the primrose and linzer torte, and creme caramel, and salad a la orange. with a creme fraiche, and a cheese kurd about 15 kinds of cheese. >> right. and how many people are in your family at this meal? >> him and his wife and two young boys. >> how old are the kids? >> they're 2 and 4. >> you your wife and a 2-year-old and 4-year-old. >> they don't make it to the end. usually, i have to prematurely op

smoking a cigar at 7:00 a.m. >> you don't let him go out on the porch. >> seriously, we can google thating we don't have the ability, no air traffic controller, no satellite image, nothing caught this anywhere? that to me is stunning. >> it is surprising to me the transponders could be turned off. you would think they would have something in the plane that can't be turned off. that you just always know where the plane is. right? i would have just assumed that was done. why would they need to turn it off? >> i think part of your point, you can google earth, this comes on the heels of a year's worth of obsession on the nsa, and part of this has given the impression -- the reporting has given the misimpression that government knows everything all the time. and it is just not true that government knows everything all the time. >> but government is taking on a lot of data, no question, data mining but not of american citizens. i want to get the bad guys and don't think it is a wise use of resource. >> this plane didn't disappear between malaysia and aruba, you have conflict storying, we don'

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so far cigars are not under the purview of fda and the industry is developing cigars and cigarettes wasn wonderful flavors attractive to children. strawberry, white, gray, apple, etc.. the alcohol industry does the same thing, each day almost 5,000 kids under age 16 have their first drink of alcohol. ..

the day after learning that while he was at work as an aircraft machinist handing out celebratory cigarshis boy had been stolen. >> do you have an appeal to the kidnapper? >> i pray that she'll take care of the baby. return him. >> reporter: a distraught dora fronczak, with chester kneeling by her side made a public appeal for the kidnapper to return their son. >> would you have any reason to think why she might have taken the baby? >> the only thing i can think of she must have been desperate for a baby that she would come and take someone else's baby away from them. or she couldn't have her own. or she lost hers or something. but even losing a child, i don't think you're that desperate to go and take another woman's baby. >> reporter: if the kidnapper seen in police sketches heard the fronczak's plea, she was not moved by it. but others were. fbi agents and police, many working on their day off, searched the city for the phony nurse and the kidnapped baby. they threw out a dragnet, pursuing hundreds of leads and tips from the public. >> so where do you go from here lieutenant? >> we're

. >> you have the smoking tent, we would smoke cigars.you had the best time as governor as any elected official i've seen. >> everything i do, i enjoy. people always think, he works out five to six hours a day. i enjoyed working out. i had a vision where my body should go and i chased that vision. the same was true with show business and being governor. every hour i spent in the office, i felt like i get a step closer to that. this is why i'm always enthusiastic, no matter what i do, you really -- that is your life, though, if it's movies you're enthusiastic, politics you're enthusiastic. now you're back in the movies, how does that feel? >> it's terrific. have you to work your way up again. >> come on, you're a box office hit. >> yeah, but you have to -- work your way up to the top, and this has been really great, because i love to climb. there's nothing that is more fun than to climb a mountain, to climb your career. you're on top, you look around and say, now what? someone climbs mt. everest. >> you like the challenge, the batt battle?

. >> can we point out you were smoking an electric cigar, so you're using an electric device. >> not of my phones. i spend way too much time on it. i agree. it's an addiction. >> they need to have it on the first saturday of the month or something like that because you can't work and be productive anymore without it. besides, twitter and facebook could not live a day without photographs of jasper, so i sacrifice. i sacrifice. >> greg, what do you think? can yod detach? >> the great thing is you chose to detach, which is easy for you because you never respond to anybody. you don't read your e-mails, you don't read twitter. you giving up technology is like a stripper giving up clothes. >> that was one of the funniest e-mails. bob said i'm off the grid. and everybody going, this is different how? >> very funny. go ahead. >> i love it with our producer says who wants to volunteer to give up their electronic device. and the next e-mail he sends is, andrea, call me. i unplug on the weekends. >> he knows about twitter. he reads that thing when you're trying to talk to him. then again, i too

i smoke a cigar. i use a gun. i ride a harley. i get a crowd going withstanding ovation. never saw him do that. >> okay. but the democratic governors association is playing up the comments he made to the chicago sun times when asked if he was part of the 1% of wealthiest americas, he responded i'm probably .01%. you saw him in that one clip, less than 1% of the vote. >> just like four years ago when we won the primary, we're right on the issues. our candidacy, our team is right for illinois. >> brady is hoping his more conservative positions on social issues, abortion, gun rights and same-sex marriage will boost his candidacy and is trying to use his support for pension reform against another republican in the race. dillard lost the republican nomination to brady in 2010 by 200 votes, voted against pension reform last year. he is running second to rauner in recent polls, facing criticism all along for an ad he did in 2008, for a democratic presidential candidate by the name of barack obama. now polls close at 8:00 pm tonight. early voting, though, in illinois ended saturd

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so far cigars are not under the purview of fda and the industry is developing cigars and cigarettes was in wonderful flavors attractive to children. strawberry, white, gray, apple, etc.. the alcohol industry does the same thing, each day almost 5,000 kids under age 16 have their first drink of alcohol. .. there is huge just shows a availabilittest showsavailabilis availability increases, so especially by the youth will addiction and school failures, although crashes, mental illness and other public health and safety problems. this by the way is a marijuana infused chocolate chip cookie for sale at some of the marijuana stores. we think there are three marijuana policy options. jolly ranchers and ice cream bars. by replacing incarceration of the marijuana users with assessment, treatment and social services to use the law to help people. why is this important? first it charts the middle road between incarceration and legalization that it's the best way that we have of holding down the number of kids who engage in marijuana use. the medical marijuana issue is one of enormous confusion tha