congress hasn't done diddley squat so we have to go to the courts and that's what chuck cooper is doing on behalf of a group of payday lenders. and it's in district court here in washington, dc, and it's going forward on due process grounds. i have a law school question for you. >> guest: uh-oh. i haven't done the reading yet. just like what my students say. >> host: well, guess what industry is not included on the bad boy list? marijuana. my gosh. you would have thought, since it's against federal law, and it's not only not included on the list, but the obama treasury department in 2014 issued guidance to enhance financial services for marijuana growers and sellers. you can't make this up. so, wouldn't it -- equal protection. >> guest: does show the abuse of prosecutorial direction. the obama administration is not enforcing federal law prohibiting marijuana in some states like california and colorado now, where those states have, by state law, said that marijuana usage is medicinally okay or recreationally okay but the federal law doesn't create an exception like this. this admission a

believes the fbi cannot bypass diddley's the fbi is taking this all up as a power grab. now the same time still listed as a turtle and general was testifying in a double bill say they do not want a back door and that the devices. >>: we're not asking them to break or weaken encryption. we're acting as into with the past four blocker on the phones. we feel it's our obligation. now to retailers as anything in the creative outlets. would remain with apple. >> reporter: the co-founder of apple gave his opinion. >>: i side with atlas 1. you know let's simply like this out . judge created it hackers will build it through. >> mark: we have the city of the gould still driving a car. alexis the chevy pulled out and hit the vdt bus on mountains in. it's as alexis plan for and received a video from the boss. nobody was injured goal as the impartial responsible for the crash. they say the car had merged over december and rose and the technology incorrectly assumed that the bus to avoid hitting the car. >> darya: this is a 55 footer at the buzzer. this is just going into halftime. st

he spokane diddley about his battle with gawker telling me he could have settled this out of court but taking a tan was more important. guy this time. >> reporter: fighting talk from a pro, hulk hogan whose real name is terry bollea, sitting down with abc news after his crushing courtroom victory telling us he was willing to do whatever it took to take down gawker. >> i knew we were doing what was right and even if we would have lost, even if we would have lost, it would have been good because everybody would have known what gawker was all about, because i exposed them and what they do and how they look at the world, which to me is very, very scary. >> reporter: hogan describing what it was like to face his foes in court. gawker's former editor in chief a.j. daulerio. >> his arrogance in his answers backed up his beliefs. it scared me, you know, but not as much as nick denton because he's the puppet master. >> reporter: and gawker media founder nick denton. >> about the middle of the trial i walk in the men's room and it's me and nick denton by nobody and my first thought was what if h

ariel winter is opening up about the procedure that changed her i sat down with her and she spokane diddley about having breast reduction surgery, her legal battle with her mom and how she is moving forward. >> i'm not, but that's okay. i'm the smart one. >> reporter: we fell in love with her as alex dunphy. >> i'll be an am sewnian carnivorous fish. >> reporter: on "modern family." >> he's beating me in words with friends. how is that possible. >> reporter: we've watched ariel winter grow up on screen from an 11-year-old girl to an 18-year-old woman. you were thrust into the limelight at a very young age. were you prepared for what came with that. >> i don't think anyone is prepared to be so young and having everybody's eyes on you especially now, you know, as i've gone through some of my really -- some really big moments in my life being in front of the spotlight has been pretty difficult because you have everybody's opinions and so i think it was a little shocking for me in the beginning. >> reporter: part of that shock was from the public scrutiny. online bullying and body shaming >> wa