helen gurley brown. >> helen gurley brown had lived without being married very happily, you know, datinglf. and she wrote a book, "sex and the single girl," which was about her life. and it became a huge hit. >> isn't this whole subject of sex being discussed and written and talked about too much? >> i could expect a reactionary opinion like that from you. i don't think so at all. >> she openly talked about sex and said you won't get struck by a lightning bolt if you have sex before you're married. >> for average, run-of-the-mill women, it was a bigger deal than "the feminine mystique." >> now that it's all right to discuss sex, people are now talking about it a great deal, and i don't think that's so bad. >> yes, arthur? >> i think that talking about sex wastes such a lot of time. >> helen gurley brown pointed out that the guys had one standard, the women had another. and that was a revelation. rules that had existed for a thousand years just overnight they were gone. >> in a recent survey, 44% of the high school and college girls questioned said they approve of sexual intercourse befor

the gurley case is tragic. absolutely tragic. >> i have a quit comment.s i think i answer almost all questions, it's a leadership issue there are times when al qaeda is backed into a building where v in new york city where you want to have military equipment. how often? we see roving patrols of -- all over new york city but 59% 896% of your police into should have nothing do with that gear and tis training you've do not take your weapon out of the holster. proper firearms training, unless you intend to use the weapon. so that young probeie no longer with the department, was act inconsistently with his firearms training. >> maybe not. maybe he thought he was in fear hoff his life. but why did he feel that? because he bumped into automatic in a stairway. that is the racial aspect of the thing. what made him so scared? basically who he bumped into. >> the light was out in the stairwell. he had his weapon out. >> that's right. >> again disregarding his training had his finger on the trigger, had a negligent discharge. it's not accidental. the bullet ricochete

one of the worst ones in new york was a stairwell inspect their gurley case.and these cops -- new cops, brand new cops, no supervisors kids essentially are doing a stairway patrol but with they're hands on the gun and they bump into a couple and they're so nervous they shoot the couple. didn't make a bit of sense that couple did nothing to deserve being shot but you're carrying it it's there it's available you're nor obvious you use it. i thought you dean even need to have a gun in a vertical patrol. go up and down with the baton and do your patrol. shouldn't be violence. i do think if you're armed the danger of overuse of those weapons is there. [applause] >> i don't know how we get past the second amendment and i don't know -- number one i don't know how we get past the second amendment. i don't know how you ask police officers to police when the second amendment exists without being armed. number three the -- >> the second amendment. >> the use of equipment like tasers is a response and a request from from the community to use less than lethal force. so we

the gurley case is absolutely trag tragic. >> and i have a comment. as with all questions it is a leadership issue. there will be a time when al qaeda is boxed somewhere in new york city and you want military equipment. and how often does that happen? we see rolling pegasus all over new york city and 95% of the training should have nothing to do with that training. and you do not take your arms out of the holster unless you intend to use the weapon. so he was acting -- >> maybe he thought he was in fear of his life. but why does he feel that because he bumped into a couple in the stairway. that is the racial aspect of the thing. what made him so scared? >> the light was out in the stairwell. he had his weapon out. >> that is right. >> again disregarding his training. had a finger on the trigger and had a negligent discharge and the bullet ricochetted off the wall and struck the young man coming down the stairwell. tragic set of events because he did not keep his finger out of the trigger well unless you plan on shooting something. all firearms trainin

chinese dots welker the shanghai composite though more than 10% from the p gurley this year.re closed today on the mainland's. we are whether they will ever this week. the hong kong index is open and up slightly. we make it a little bit of recovery. that is some optimism. matt: there is more optimism in number three. stephanie: something in the green. matt: if you want to kick it off a little bit coming few want to start this week on a positive note. if you want to list your spirits, it will be a little cheaper in colorado. classes of has and how you look at it. a survey is out this morning surveying married -- marijuana prices in colorado where it is now legal to buy pot recreationally. business owners in colorado, more than they had expected and friends is, priced at eight, it is now 30 to $45 or 250 $20 last year. matt: i am 41 years old. stephanie: how do we compare that to states where it is not legal? matt: it is probably .5 grams short. stephanie: it is so much better. i would not know. prices going down. what will that really do for dispensaries? >> a lot of people ar