. >> james fallows and his wife deborah fallows sit down to talk about their observations of social changes taking place across the country. >> thank you for hosting us. thank you for joining us here in this wonderful place. i would like to say quick word --what he had before you is one of the most remarkable, if not most remarkable productive partnerships in american journalism. it is a partnership that, over the years, has taken them and millions of readers from austin to seattle,, tokyo, shanghai, beijing. now it has them hopscotching across america in a single engine airplane. partnership inis its most clearest light. we see their complementary interest at work. they write about the compelling or quirky characters they meet in the adventures they have along the way. jim writes more about factories, and deborah writes about schools. deborah writes about language in the way people talk. jim writes about beer. but they are both driven by the same great curiosity. and excitement about learning, and adventure that took them to china, and has not taken them back to rediscover parts of america

. >> james fallows and his wife deborah fallows sit down to talk about their observations of social changes taking place across the cry

and people will naturally lump him into the same group as other jamaica make can sprinters now that fallow has tests positive they will say maybe they are all positive. >> we will have to leave it there, thank you very much. >> well, football of the year could be an injury for real madrid against bass luna next wednesday, he has missed the last two games in the club, and have confirmed that he suffered a muscular injury, he scored 45 goals in all competitions this season, including a record 14 in the champions league. well, to golf now, the 78th masters is underway, and american bill half without their biggest draw card the current world number one tiger woods his absence flu injury is a massive blow to organizers and sponsored. as we explain. >> every april, one tournament catches the attention of golf fans from a quaint corner of america, augusta georgia. for the last 20 years tiger woods has wowed the crowds and taken home four green jackets. but a back injury has sidelined him for this year, and according to golf.com michael walker that could have a real impact. >> the final round, you

fallow the latest@vp for the latest from the vice president and an occasional aviator pic. he was loinging at the special olympics wearing his sunglasses and a 2010 shot in a rally in philadelphia where the president began referencing biden's shades in his speeches. maybe joe should consider giving the aviators their own instagram account. next up, jimmy kimmel appeared on toronto mayor rob ford's show. ford hosts the talk show with his brother who asked kimmel about the decision to serve his audience alcohol during his premier. >> what were you thinking that night, jimmy, when you fed your whole audience a bunch of booze and they were hammered. what were you thinking? what was on your mind that night? >> that wasn't one night. that's most nights on our show. i don't know what i was thinking to be honest with you. >> you know you're starting to sound like a politician. you said i don't know what happened that night. >> i was just saying i was so drunk i don't know what happened that night. >> i use that excuse one too many times myself. >> maybe one too many times mayor for

i think states will fallow because the government wants the money. many agree the government wants the money. i think the government wants the money. dr. braverman, you made a strong case on this program this is not good for children. this is a study came out today. marijuana use may increase complications in young and middle-aged adults. we have fourth graders selling pot in colorado medically you say this is bad. >> it's a really bad choice for a reward, anxiety. it doesn't help the brain work, love, exercise, family, you should get a high from doing great school work, not -- >> athletics. >> athletics. exercise. this is the worst way. >> what do you see with people with a chronic -- >> they have no motivation and go to the next level and can't get high anymore from pot. they need coke, alcohol. it's a gateway drug with a life-time psychiatric pay off. >> dr. siegal? >> i see it differently. i think he's blurring here. i think we can make a scientific statement that someone is dying from cancer and have no way to stop nausea -- >> that's a good --

. >> reporter: well, farmers ripping out orchards letting fields go fallow because of the drought and yet a recent field poll found more than half the people in the state think farmers could reduce their water use. as for how much water it really takes, one crop in particular is really nuts. >> depends what's going to happen during the winter. >> reporter: dave baker has been farming his walnut orchard in san joaquin county since 1978 and different. than his father-in-law in 1944. >> when you look at this field, you have to understand that this field is laser level. it's what we call tabletop. >> reporter: so perfectly flat, he irrigates it much more efficiently using inches of water not feet. >> we put on the same amount of water they do in a drip system or a microsprinkler system. the difference is that you get more ground water recharge out of flood irrigation. >> reporter: as efficient as it is. next month, thanks in part to the drought, baker's converting to an even more water-stingy sprinkler system. but every year, drought or no drought, the trees still need 32" of water to sur

. >> and it may have activated what some call the fallow asian american opinion over that time, and justnt. and another thing surprising foe mr looking at a the support for the bigger government, and support for higher taxes and this is coming from a group that came from and fled from perhaps a oppressive governments and two, making higher than average salaries, and it does not seem to make sense here. >> absolutely. so what the one way to think about this, and we know of the one group in the united states and another voting group that tends to have on average higher levels of education, and higher levels of income, and support government spending and that is jewish-americans and these are two different groups in terms of the racial makeup, and the identificati identification, but it shows that one does not have to think narrowly in terms of the self-interests, but asian americans have grown more supportive of the government spending and the social safety n net. >> thanningk you, the coauthor of the americans for center progress report. >> and more on the asian views and more articles on