the foremost is dixie brands with their line of pot sodas, dixie elixirs. man in charge has worked in everything from luxury rv resorts to night clubs. >> my name is tripp keber. this is a 30,000 square foot what we hope to be state of the art production facility. we're currently under production. i've been a serial entrepreneur for most of my adult professional life. we call this our $5 million mouse trap. this industry, albeit incredibly challenging, has really been exciting. it's really required me to dig deep into places that i've never been before and face them. it's exciting. so in some ways, maybe it is a rebirth. this will be really where we plot and plan for dixie's global expansion. never have i been presented an opportunity where you could potentially be part of history. i think people will look back, maybe my children or my daughter's children and say, wow, you know, this was the end of prohibition of marijuana. that 80-plus years of reefer madness is not going to be something easy to break. >> colorado's new laws have created nearly a billion-d

the foremost is dixie brands with their lines of pot sodas, dixie elixirs. the man in charge has worked for a luxury rv resort to nightclubs. >> my name is trip keeper neck this is what we hope to be a state of the art production facility. we are currently under production. >> we called this hour $5 million mousetrap. this industry, albeit incredibly challenging, has been very exciting. it has required me to dig deep into places i have never been before. in some ways, maybe it is rebirth. >> this is where we plot and plan for dixie's global expansion. people may look back, my daughter's children's. this was the end of prohibition of marijuana. at 80-plus years, it's not going to be something to break. >> the new laws have created a billion dollar industry in the first year in one state. edibles, also known as marijuana, infuse products are doing great in sales. >> some tootsie roll or truffles. some of the production teams are manufacturing what looks like the chocolate truffles. they won the award two years ago. we just came off of that. we start with a rod

it's not like you're doing something shady. >> dixie drinks do really well.we're going to have to work with you to make sure we're stocked. i imagine at least half of the people coming through will want edibles. >> you mean they'll want dixie? >> they'll want sixcy, there you go. >> when i look at their shop, we would love to be part of their expansion. this could be -- we like to say the future of cannabis. >> in colorado, an edible is marijuana that you eat or drink, like most of dixie's products. they've proven to be a popular and controversial part of the product mix, making up roughly half the total sales, euflora is partnering for an edibles mixer. >> it's difficult for us to do marketing. our whole focus is to try to capture that 30, 40 something-year-old professional group and try to get them to understand what our store really is, it's not a traditional dispensary. >> they start selling like cr y crazy. people are loving this. i had three football players, they were like one of this, we'll do it for you guys. they're like both -- they came back the n

i'm tripp keber and ceo of dixie brands, incorporated.nnabis and make it into a soda. we grew to 120 products which is very exciting. our goal over the next 18 months is to bring the brand dixie to arizona, oregon, washington state, nevada, illinois, massachusetts, connecticut, hopefully before the end of the year. >> yeah, guys. >> and to make this happen we brought in big investors. >> hello, sir. >> does this mean i can drink it all now? >> you go right ahead. oh, look at that. i don't know. you heard we had a slight burglary in the construction trailer. it was like tell me they didn't take my tequila. tell me they didn't take my tequila. >> we completed a fund-raising round where we raised $8 million in a little over 30 day. >> as can you see the look we're going for is industrial chic. the good news is we're not done yet. first and foremost, guys, welcome. we just wanted to start by showing you what is going to be the crown jewel and what we believe to be our empire. we're on the cusp of being one of the pose dominant brands of a mul

. >> dixie has a soda it sold in more than a hundred stores and early leaders to be the coca-cola of part of history because what did the end of alcohol prohibition mean to that generation? dynasties, right? the kennedys and the branfmans, and i'm not suggesting that mine will be a dynasty, but certainly it is an opportunity. >> i'm tripp keber, the ceo of dixie brands, incorporated. we discovered you could take cannabis and make it into a soda. we grew to 120 products which is very exciting. our goal over the next 18 months is to bring the brand dixie to arizona, oregon, washington state, nevada, illinois, massachusetts, connecticut, hopefully before the end of the year. >> yeah, guys. >> and to make this happen we brought in big investors. >> hello, sir. >> does this mean i can drink it all now? >> you go right ahead. oh, look at that. i don't know. you heard we had a slight burglary in the construction trailer. it was like tell me they didn't take my tequila. tell me they didn't take my tequila. >> we completed a fund-raising round where we raised $8 million in a little over 30 da

. >> i am trip kiebert and i'm ceo over dixie brans incorporation operated. in 2009 we discovered you can take cannabis and turn it into a soda. so we grew from one product, marijuana soda, 0 to 120 products. our goal is to bring the brand, dixie to arizona, oregon, washington state, nevada, illinois, massachusetts, connecticut, hopefully before the end of the year. >> yeah, guys. >> to make this happen we brought in big investors. >> does this mean i can drink it all now? >> go right ahead. >> look at that. i don't know. >> we had a slight burglary in the construction trailer, and i was like, tell me they didn't take my tequila. >> we just completed a fundraising where we raised $8 million in just a little over 30 days. >> as you can see the look we're going for is industrial chic. the good news is we're not done yet. >> first and foremost, welcome. we just wanted to start by showing you what is going to be the crown jewel in what we believe to be our empire. we're on the cusp of being one of the most dominant brands of a multibillion dollar industry. there'

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i will say that dixie was quick to stand in front of the camera and get in front of the issue and make sure consumers understand that these products have to be consumed in moderation. >> with the industry still in its infancy, it's a future that is totally unchartered, speculative and at the same time potentially very lucrative with one study predicting a billion dollar a year industry by 2018. >> i'm delusionally confident. i believe that companies will compete with big alcohol and big tobacco. >> there's no end to what marijuana potentially could do for the american economy. what has it done for us in colorado? raised millions. created tens of thousands of jobs. almost literally overnight. >> as you can see, it's not ageing hippies who are becoming potprenures. let's get our board of directors to weigh in on this. brendon kennedy is president and ceo of a firm that invests in the cannabis industry and also the president of a company that helps consumers and patients learn about different cannabis strains and products. ted is the chairman and ceo of another company. it's so great to s

dixie land you will have various of the melody at the same time which is something else we have. more modern terps you will have structured ae areas where a series are of cords and we're -- maybe there's not always the time pont like in american jazz where you will have say drones or user a series of groufs. there's ai lot of similarities. it is similar to fact it is never far fa the melody but you embellish the melody, maybe it doesn't go as far as the modern jazz but there's always great -- very much a parrel. >> how did you find paul and bring him to the jewish music festival. >> we are only festival of jewish music that commissions new work and it is something we are very, very proud of. we have been doing it now, this will be the start of 2006 doing this. we have commissioned several projects at this timement i think you came to me, paul. >> i was in a cirque de soliil. >> i am not -- all of these miles per hours, they're from everywhere. japanese are very much rooted in their culture. i thought about that for a second. what do i have that's like that. one thing i did rememb

. >> this is mount dixie good this is mount dixie. >> where are you from. >> conference springs, floridaart of florida but he likes it. >> we are dancing with ray where are we going. >> right back at it, disclose another, latch. >> yes. >> this is some of the biggest songs of the year come on, ray, hold my hand hold my hand ray. >> i'm holding your hand. >> so we're sweating in the party, it is me and ray. we have our women with us but they are in the back. where are we going next. >> it is timber. >> come on ray. >> i don't know what to do. >> are you listening to the music. >> this is great. >> ray is listening to the music. ray is too on. >> we have to go on. >> beyonce. >> this is wonderful. >> are you feeling music. >> oh, yeah i can feel it tonight if you are doing a house party, this is what you will do. ray the the backup dancer. we gave you all of the songs and guess what alex you guys can dougie to these songs as well. >> yes. >> i think we should get a dance and call it the ray because he is moving. >> thinks the ray. >> i don't think he hears the music but it is okay. >> good

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. >> down the dixie sunny shore. >> from atlantic to pacific, the traffic is horrific.idays you cannot be home sweet home. sleigh ride, sly ride, comfortable sleigh ride. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, oh what fun it is to ride in the one horse opened sleigh. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, oh what fun it is to ride in the within horse open sleigh. >> bring out the bells, it is christmas day. we're going for a sleigh ride. christmastime, here again. come on, we're going for a sleigh ride. to share good cheer again. jingle, jingle, jingle, glad tiedings. >> jingle, jingle. oh, saint nicholas took a bite, from a shining bright, bring out the bells. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. glad ti dings. >> yeah. >> wow. >> good, um. >> they are rocking it. >> once again check out the plaids at bucks county playhouse until new until sunday. i don't necessarily want their jackets, but they were cool. >> they are receipt tremendous. >> i

. >> traveling down the dixie sunny shore. from atlantic to pacific, the traffic is horrific., jingle bells, jingle all the way, oh what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. bring out the bells it is christmas day. we're going for a sleigh ride. christmastime is here again. come on, we're going for a sleigh ride. to share the cheer again. jingle, jingle, jingle, plaid tightings. jingle, jingle, jingle plaid tidings. oh saint nicholas he took a flight, shining bright, bring out the bells. jingle bells, jingle bells. jingle all the way. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh ♪ >> plaid tidings. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> you cannot help but clap along and bounce tour feet. >> that is why star bucks stock is up, those guys must drink six or seven cups of coffee. they are so energetic you are right, they have beautiful teeth. >> they do. >> coffee stains. >> no. >> once again check out the plaids at bucks county play house from now through sunday. >>> cheering holiday with local kids more than greatest parts of the seas

. >> pennsylvania traveling down the dixie sunny shore. >> from atlantic to pacific, he is the trafficortable sleigh ride. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way, oh what fun it is to ride in a one horse opened sleigh. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. oh what fun it is to ride in a one horse opened sleigh. >> bring out the bells, it is christmas day. we're going for a sleigh ride. christmastime is here again. come on, we're going for a sleigh ride. to share good cheer again. jingle jingle jingle jingle plaid tidings. jingle jingle jingle jingle plaid tidings. oh, saint nicholas took a to the shining bright, bring out the bells. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. what fun it is to ride in a one horse opened sleigh. >> open sleigh. plaid tidings. yeah. >> plaid tidings, yeah. >> i love that. that is so much fun. once again check out the plaids, at the bucks county playhouse from now until sunday. >> oh, yeah, good. >> all right. should i go back to the lowes lobby. >> i am starting to think

we went into new york to buy 1,500 pounds of wheat, rolled oats, 130,000 paper plates, 130,000 dixietible river of change. and you get something incandescent. ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ singing freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom >> we had had love-ins in l.a. on the weekends where everybody gets dressed up and goes to the park and brings an instrument. but to see hundreds of thousands of people, like a meeting of all the tribes from all over the country. boy, we didn't know there were so many of us who felt the same. [ cheers and applause ] >> we must be in heaven, man! >> a rock music festival that drew hundreds of thousands of young people to a dairy farm in white lake, new york, over the weekend came to an end today. admittedly, there was marijuana as well as music at the rock festival, but there was also no rioting. what did not happen at that dairy farm is possibly more significant than what did happen. >> these long-haired, mostly white kids in their blue jeans and sandals were no wide-eyed anarchists looking

mississippi, dixie, good morning. have a couple of comments at a little question and then i will hang up. a broken glass republican, but i do not think the republicans are given a mandate in the last election. i think they were given their final opportunity to carry out the campaign promises they made to restore law and order and justice in the country, and like the other man who was hired to hear race brought into everything. another thing, i think the continuing resolution should be made to finance the government until the new congress takes over. thirdly, i will hang up and then listen to your answer, please tell me exactly what immigration reform means. put aroundhas been so much that nobody has ever explained it. guest: dixie underscores a lot of frustration. the real desire for republicans to engage and fix .he problems we face again, over a cup of coffee, at the coffee shop or at mcdonald's, a lot of strategy goes on in how we should move forward. we also have certain procedures we can and will use. that point,

what happened to the so-called dixie democrats? how did they become an endangered species? >> i don't think it's just the southern democrats. i think that it's democrats everywhere. consider maryland and illinois, what happened with those deep blue states going red. also this last time around. but for landrieu, this is very, very dramatic because her father was the mayor of new orleans. her brother is the nature there now. it's really a dynasty in that area. but what this is really the demise of also is the franklin roosevelt new deal coalition, which was also based on the economy. it was big city machines. it was labor unions. it was minorities and for the south southern whites. those were groups that were really sectioned off because of the depression from any real economic benefit. and when even then in the late 30s when that started to fail economically, when they realized that the liberal economic agenda was not helping them, it began to fray. then we had world war ii. we now have this here where it's the same dynamic. there is an understanding that the economic dynami

i can whistle dixie all day long, not talk to nobody, cause no problems, not say nothing, i'll still be over there. he told me that. >> how badly injured was this man? >> no injuries. not a mark on him. >> i got the impression he was vastly minimizing what had happened. i think that part of the problem is we're a television crew standing in front of his cell, and for him to admit it, other people would have heard the truth. indiana state prison allowed us to give certain inmates little personal cameras that we would leave with them and they could film themselves. i gave a camera to brian, and all i asked of him was to be honest. he might be a little more honest on his own. >>> coming up -- >> exclusive truth for msnbc. >> brian collins gets honest. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> prisons are like a microcosm of the outside world. just like on the outside a person will try to move up the social ladder. it's the same in prison. the bottom of that ladder is segregation, the hole, where the inmate will spend most of their time by themselves without any

the shift began with the formation of the d dixie crats. pro-segregation democrats who nominated thurman for president. he carried four states in the deep south, despite a dismal showing across the rest of the country. he became a republican later. after a passage of the 1964 civil rights act, the democratic stronghold, it weakened further. with each election since then, the number of white democratic members of congress continued to dwindle. after this year's midterms the new yorkers nicholas thompson defeated: sh it's good news for tim scott, south carolinan republican. the first african-american senator to win an election in the south since reconstruction. convincing southern white voters to not vote for the g.o.p. will be a challenge for non-republican candidates going forward. mary landrieu won 18% of white voters on election day. unlike southern democrats of old, she voted along party lines in the senate nearly all the time. it's all a wake-up call for democrats with ties to the south like hillary clinton. because not only is clinton

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. >> to dixie the future of cannabis, here, here. one more aren't pot barons of colorado agree, there's no place like home. >>> following breaking news this hour for you. new information right now in the search for a missing air asia flight. at a news conference a short time ago, the head of indonesia's rescue agency saying the plane is presumed to have crashed into the sea. the officials saying by now it could be at the bottom of the sea. search efforts continue at this hour, 11:00 a.m. local time, indonesia sending more than a dozen ships as well as planes and helicopters to the area where the plane is believed to have gone down. other countries are all assi assisting in the effort. so far, no debris or wreckage has been spotted. it vanished from radar after taking off from indonesia on the way to singapore. the flight crew had asked for permission to change altitude to avoid bad weather, that was the last contact with the plane. the government will review all of air asia's operations in indonesia. the airline has a good safety rec

what it could mean for republican white house hopefuls and whether a dixie strategy could backfire on the g.o.p. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. >> welcome back. stunning new developments in the i.r.s. targeting scandal. a just released g.o.p. report finding a culture of bias at the tax agency against conservative groups. republican led house committee's probe also uncovering emails from before the 2012 election showing commissioner miller who considered going public about the targeting but changed his mind n. a message to his chief of staff, the report says he wrote i'm beginning to wonder whether i should do the hearing and affirmatively use it to put a stake in politics and c 4. c 4 a reference to the allegations about politics playing a role in denying tax exempt status to certain groups. miller testified several times before he was forced to

to promote the contribution of the merchant marine, and we had -- there's one ship wreck called the dixie aero that was lost off cape hatteras in about 90 feet of water that we've done some work on, some survey, and the captain of that boat was killed. his name was jan johanson. and we've tracked down his daughter, who was 3 years old at the time that he was killed. she's now in her 80s. and she's just 80 now. and we brought her and her grandson out on the site. and did a wreath-laying ceremony. so that's really the reason that we're doing a lot of this stuff. >> in 1918 the "uss san diego," a heavy cruiser, was the largest u.s. naval vessel sunk by one of these u-cruisers in world war i off long island literally within view of the shoreline. is there any attempt to survey that wreck? >> yeah, that wreck actually, it's really only in about 140 feet of water. and so, we haven't done a full archaeological survey of that site. but it is a site that is very popular for recreational diving tourism in that area. people do dive it. our -- my research is focused pretty much on the north carolina

san rafael city schools, marin county private and charter schools and dixie school district are all closed tomorrow. schools in the novato unified school district will be closed thursday and friday. other closures include saucalit omaren city schools. the harmony school district classes are canceled as are montgomery school, burnville school and forestville academy. >>> now we have live storm watch coverage but let's start it all over with spencer christian and the latest on this storm. >> right here just off the embarcadero, suddenly the winds have become gusty in just the lau last few seconds. here's live doppler 7 hd and it is raining in the north bay, not just sonoma county now. it has swept southward just a bit. you can see pockets of rain near san rafael, eastward towards napa and around santa rosa and farther north. let me give you a bigger view by way of satellite of the approaching storm. this is going to be the strongest storm to hit the bay area in over six years, in terms of wind and rain. some of the risks accompanying this storm tonight and tomorrow, high risk for urban flood

speech the next night and requests that the band play the confederate anthem, he asked them to play dixieou, mr. powell. >> it's paine, not powell, i ain't going by powell no more. >> let us all join in doing the acts necessary. >> on tuesday, april 11th, faithful to his promise, lincoln speaks from the north portico of the white house. booth is there. >> it is also unsatisfactory to some that the franchise is not given to the colored man. i would myself -- >> that made -- citizenship. >> some 12,000 voters. >> draw a revolver and shoot him now. >> there's people. >> there are always people. i wonder, mr. powell or mr. paine in spite of your reputation, if you have what it takes. i already suspect mr. herold. >> i have what it takes. >> that's the last speech he will make. >> abraham lincoln has less than four days to live. >>> washington city celebrates robert e. lee's surrender with a grand illumination. candles burn in every window, public and private. fireworks and cannonba volleys proclaim victory. on april 13th, booth visits grovers theater and learns that a production of aladdin or

. >> days in dixie or history making world premiere of the motion picture epic "gone with the wind."he wind." >> all of atlanta turned out for the parade that starts three days of celebration. >> the biggest night in at ran the since the damned yankees burned the place down. atlanta ablaze was one of many unforgettable screens not to mention those immortal lines. >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> rhett butler may not give a damn. but these people sure do. >> we're all happy to be here. have a great time today. >> a pack of "gone with the wind" super fans who call themselves windies. >> frank me my dear i don't give a damn. i love it. >> they hail from all around the country and will glock to just about anywhere that has anything toe do with "gone with the wind." their most recent stop, a mega exhibit at the hari ransom center in austin, texas. mandy beelined right to the costumes. >> it's open -- know. >> that is amazing. >> it's like seeing, for some people, to the eiffel tower. to see landmark, statue of liberty. something that you see for the first time it's surreal. >>

water, and we also took some snow guns and spent a ton of money on those, where we used to spend about dixiesnow, we can then -- we can now do it with four. we save 30% on our utility bills by doing those changes. >> where are you now making most of your money? like you are talking about with the big guys, they may cast their money on other stuff. each number has a dollar figure. ski school, you get about four or five. it all adds up. we are in the same boat. we make most of our money off of tickets, but food and beverage our next he does leading generators. >> i know it is not that convenient for those on the east coast to get over. you have got to take several flights for some people. the tickets can be expensive. lower gas prices? will that help? >> it will definitely help. we are harder to get to, but, we can get around nine direct cities, only an hour away and a beautiful drive up here. but you are right that we focus a lot of our effort on the regional driving markets. instead of just blasting out e-mails and doing other stuff, we went into the markets and develop personal relationship

it began with the formation of the dixie-accurates.ro-southern democrats nominated thurman for president. carrying four states despite sa a dismal showing, and he became a republican. after a passage of the 1964 civil rights act, the democratic strong hold weakened further. with each election since then the number of democratic members of congress dwindled. after the midterms, it was tweeted that there's more black republicans. it's good news for south carolina republican tim scott. the first african american senator to win an election in the south. convincing southern white voters to not vote for them will be a challenge. >> mary only won 18% of voters. unlike democrats of old, she voted along party lines in the senate all the time. it's all a wake-up call for democrats with ties to the south, like hillary clinton. not only is clinton a participation democratic candidate, but campaigned for mary landrieu >>> the politics of the deep south is first up in the weekend politics segment. joining me is michael tobin, former advisor to senat

the total investable assets, public retreated bonds, about 100 trillion, and i these is dixie $5 trillionivan running it now, having been the survey, and hugeg back their stock, it cash generator, even at $54, you have got to buy it. >> what you think of bill gross? >> he is built. he is a professional. he is very good. he will do extremely well to the degree he decided to move out of pimco. there is nothing wrong with that. him $509.os just gave i would give him money. a couple hundred million dollars . bill, i will do it if you do home and home. home and home and you have got my $200 million. >> ok. number three, dish network get them ready to roll out its online tv service. it wants to leave out the broadcast channel. charlie has been at it, against looking fornst cbs, lower rates. now, rod casters when i go online. as our colleague likes to say, this is the cheapest man in media. you own dish? >> we own dish. you've got to spike to 80. on the auctiont because i am in it. what he is doing is an interesting dynamic. who will not want to watch cvs and football? it. not know how he does s

danny graduated from dixie heights high school in 2003 and moved to tennessee for a fresh start, says danny's mother. he began working for an a knoxville electrical company but moved to lowe's hardware chain where he got a job as a manager in crossville, tennessee. while in crossville he enlisted in the u.s. army, a move that took all of us by surprise, says frances. we packed up the house and off went to fort bennett. he's the only person i heard say he loved basic training. enlisting in the u.s. army in october, 2007, danny complete ed basic training at fort bennett, his first assignment was with the second squadron at fort lewis, washington. while serving in with the first cavalry regiment danny deployed to iraq in support of operation iraqi freedom in 2009. daniel's service in iraq compelled him to join the elite ranks of some of the finest fighters in our armed services. responsible his return from iraq he became a man with a mission, says danny's mother. that mission was to become a special forces green beret. he began his special forces training in march, 2011 and ultimately ea

. >> to be driving down the dixie sunny shore. >> from atlantic to pacific, he is the traffic is horrificr the holidays. the holiday you can be home sweet home. >> sleigh ride, sleigh ride comfortable sleigh ride. >> jiggle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. what fun it is to ride in the one horse open flared. jingle bells, jingles bells, jingles all way. all the fun it is to ride in the one horse open sleigh. >> bring out the bells, it is christmas day. we're going for a sleigh ride. christmastime, it is here again. come on, we're going for a sleigh ride. to share good cheer, again. jingle, jingle, jingle, plaid tidings. jingle, jingle, jingle plaid tidings. oh, saint nicholas took a flight, and shining bright, bring out the bells. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle bells all the way. jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. what fun it is to ride, in the one horse open sleigh. >> ♪ >> plaid tidings. >> yeah. >> wow. >> boy, they're good. just a reminder here their show runs at the bucks county playhouse. >> from now until sunday. >> you got it. >> that looks f

mayor did this at dixie landings out. all-day the slightly later than usual. guess not helping much at the golden gate bridge we have a lot of fog here for the self fun ride. as well at the bay bridge both those are under fog advisory this morning. the bay ridge drive time running 23 and 25 minutes 92 of the san mateo bridge had been a little better than usual and no longer as easy spotting traffic to the west of the toll plaza. heading into marin the richmond bridge back up enough now starting a slow 580 westbound ride and richmond south. months and time now 71811 people recovering from minor injuries this morning after a lightning second parking lot rednecks the tampa bay wherefore o'clock yesterday afternoon. and doesn't appear anyone was directly hit 511 but did kick up rocks scrap some gravel. and there and help those who were hurt before the ambulance is there or to a hospital. >> : the gas prices fall 25¢ a gallon in the past two weeks alone national averages 247 months prices will keep falling as pc prices have been falling average price for gas now al

stephenson put on the ticket john smart men of alabama who was a fighter of the dixie manifesto which called for massive resistance to immigration and massive resistance to the supreme court decision when i was a senior in high school. the democrats, look at the column i wrote for nixon where he said nixon went south and he said look let's leave it to the dixiecrat to squeeze the last ounces of political juice out of the rotting fruit of racial injustice. nixon voted for the civil rights act of 1957 up 1960 64, 65 68 and he desegregated the south. once once the southwest desegregated, once i was off the table naturally the south move straight into the republican party but only after it was desegregated. so it's a live on i'm happy to take it on in the book. the liberal whining and complaining none of them whine and complain when fdr was wanting all confederate states every time he ran all four times. >> pat where livestreaming this program tonight and we asked our viewers to submit their questions on e-mail and i'm going to ask one of them from gary kim of denver colorado. what are yo

food and debris and dixie cups with the public health nuisance.modern day bourbon street today are traceable through the '60s or '70s and to the shift of the geography of drinking. but then to clear the way of the sale of alcohol industry forever changing bourbon street and then they mandated plastic cups thus was born the go cup isn't it i have an introduction to the end of the book that is non judgmental so i am curious sarah everyone around them they want to know. people hate it for entirely different reasons. the progress citizen of the left but then to have commercialization lowe's since the open but left was of culture. the rights but while the nature tends to defer hating bourbon street that is what they compare -- do not like as long as they do not compare notes. [laughter] but then it emerges as a refreshing phenomenon. of the artifacts that we see today originates organically there is no logo or headquarters our visitors center or even a brochure. the night life that made the street famous was created spontaneously to in the end corrugat