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his name was juan dorito.wasn't a slave, he was free and he came with ponce de leone, he was a black conquistador and he was looking for the fountain of youth just like the white guys. (laughs) and he's been lost to history except for a few specialists so we start with juan dorito and we go 500 years, half a millen dwroupl this second election and the second inauguration of the first black president, barack obama. >> ifill: which is the story you'll tell tuesday night. but tell me, how do you decide in those stories, how do you decide which one to tell? >> we chose things that were emblematic of larger phenomenon. you cannot tell the story of every run away slave so you pick harriet tubman. you can't do every riot so we do the l.a. riots. this story of solomon northup which has been -- so many americans have seen in "12 years a slave." we picked karen stevens, the black man who was framed for drug possession on a greyhound bus, has m.s., in a wheelchair and served in prison for 11 years before he was pardoned.

yes we have doritos with limits and eighty kilometers an hour on many two carat weight of a top speed of two of sixty the department of transport of repute speed limits and change is on the way. our ac commerce or an arid signs on smooth world roads will be renewed and replaced by new bowral speed limit sign cycling news here before electrification into peasant and four. although the damage remains at ac. it can indicate that motorists use their own judgment on the speed they travel. cause confusion. i think what we have a moment is very confusing signs up saying that it's and it's almost suggesting that it's safe to drive in a key kilometers an hour on narrow roads and even though may not be depending on the road conditions. so i think the new song much less confusing. of course it is open to local authorities in individual cases produced the dentist at fifty or sixty if they think that's appropriate. and cos we didn't want to impose on all road rose because our teacher our summer is around the country that are quite wide and can accommodate and courage nineteen eighty congress. if y

think about their hot product, the doritos taco, they're not pulling it.t off the shelf. they're expanding it into different flavors. >> speaking of expanding -- >> you put two burgers. if you eat them -- just just because you eat them you gain weight? >> what is that? an art escalation? >> this might go on my pinterest page. >> what could become the biggest market in the world? you tweet it we trade it that's next. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. >>> welcome back. in case you missed some of today's top moments on cnbc, here is is a rapid fire recap of tonight's executive edge. >> if you have a lot of cash, i think you probably could

. >> they can't make special names for the schools, like doritos high. >> we always built things out. >> they'll all be high schools. >> there we go. >> roll that diploma up. >> getting in shape without the scrapes, more and more kids are getting lean and meaning through specialized workouts favored by adults, like cross fit training. the "chicago sun times" are saying that parents are enrolling children as young as 4 in high intensity workouts. trainers say some parents are doing it because they're worried about their kids weight. while others are trying to give their kids an edge before they play competitive sports. while others just find it sexy. kids should be running in the street or on the playground, where at least we can watch them. not working out with a trainer. >> we got to make our minds up as americans, do we want fat kids or do we want them to work it out? cross train them. who cares? why is this even an issue? >> they should be out chasing butterflies, with a butterfly net. that's what i did. >> there's no more butterflies left. or bees. >> and they banned those nets.

well, technically it's called eating seven bags of doritos after smoking weed.a gateway drug. a gateway drug. >> steve: gateway. >> jimmy: be careful. some big movie news here. "star wars" fans were excited to hear that r2-d2 will be making an appearance in the new "star wars" movie. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i'm excited. but it seems that several of the other characters will not be in the film, and actually many of them aren't even in show business anymore. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: so i thought it would be nice tonight -- it would be fun to take a look at where some of those characters are today. [ laughter ] first up, we have jarjar binks, he's now a customer service rep for time warner cable. [ laughter ] [ imitating binks ] >> steve: meesa call you. [ imitating binks ] >> jimmy: meesa, meesa -- yeah. [ imitating binks ] >> steve: next week, three thursdays from now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next up we have c3po. he hit rock bottom and mailed himself to cash for gold. [ laughter ] sad. >> steve: sad, sad. >> jimmy: sad to see that. moving on, we have leg

he was posing with a bag of of doritos which is a favorite of mayor ford and a football. are you doing? he said this is a protest. his answer as to why he was angry is interesting. listen. >> what are you hoping happens next? >> what i would really like is an apology. he apologized to the people of toronto. he said this is one of the hardest, most embarrassing things he had to do. but he's apologizing to one his constituents which basically he's open for another run in 2014. secondly he's apologized to people in toronto in general. that's an easy thing to do. he hasn't apologized to people he knew were telling the truth that he called liars. reporters that said they had a tape, had seen the tape and he called them liars and hurt their reputations as reporters. >> they really demonized a lot of reporters who have been on that story for awhile. no apologies to them yet. >> well we will see. i got to say, he is a character and charisma and tragedy all in one. >> amen. >> bill weir, thank you very much. if you missed bill's story on the mayor's scandal when he went to toronto

he was posing with a bag of of doritos which is a favorite of mayor ford and a football.up to him and said, what are you doing? he said this is a protest. his answer as to why he was angry is interesting. listen. >> what are you hoping happens next? >> what i would really like is an apology. he apologized to the people of toronto. he said this is one of the hardest, most embarrassing things he had to do. but he's apologizing to one his constituents which basically he's open for another run in 2014. secondly he's apologized to people in toronto in general. that's an easy thing to do. he hasn't apologized to people he knew were telling the truth that he called liars. reporters that said they had a tape, had seen the tape and he called them liars and hurt their reputations as reporters. >> they really demonized a lot of reporters who have been on that story for awhile. no apologies to them yet. >> well we will see. i got to say, he is a character and charisma and tragedy all in one. >> amen. >> bill weir, thank you very much. if you missed bill's story on the mayor's scandal

he compared jacoby mexican grill to taco bell, the doritos mobil was going to eat to poking the mexican grill's lunch, they are really not, they have two different constituents, the stock plummeted. i am happy because they jump all over it and came on this show two days later and said this is a buy, not a sell. sometimes you have to do your homework, sometimes it is not even mathematical homework but logic. go to those stores, see what people are buying, look at the price points, not even a comparison, not even the same types. adam: guacamole and jacobi in the bowl. adam: the type of people that he there for various reasons, the conscientious corp. and that kind of stuff. for us it is across the street. i am happy he did jump on -- helping me out today. the bottom line is the your homework. these guys can be wrong for a long time, not always right and one other thing, the street helps the lot to get to where they say they are going to go. lori: new consumer satisfaction survey as tesla earning a near-perfect score. >> kanye west's and beef, at the online issue retailer ending the trash