. >> richard hawthorne says this is keeping him alive while he waits for a new liver. it is also why stanford medical center removed him from the liver transplant waiting list. >> i am not every day going out and getting stoned-type guy. i don't get high during the day. i can't operate that way. >> hawthorne who has hepatitis-c and suffering from cirrhosis says medical marijuana helped him get his appetite back and alleviates the side effects of the medicine for his failing liver. >> i sleep pretty well, a lot better. the cramping has gone down almost completely away. >> stanford removed hawthorne from the list based on national standards. it says the national protocols includes factors that may lead to disqualification that includes both the use of drugs and alcohol. hawthorne who admits to using intra venus drugs in the 90s needs to show he is clean to get back on the waiting list, but he is not willing to give up the cannibus. >> i could be sitting around waiting for two or three years. in the meantime my health is worsening. >> legal advocates for cannabis are tryi

. >> richard hawthorne says this is keeping him alive while he waits for a new liver. it is also why stanford medical center removed him from the liver transplant waiting list. >> i am not every day going out and getting stoned-type guy. i don't get high during the day. i can't operate that way. >> hawthorne who has hepatitic and suffering from cirrhosis says medical marijuana helped him get his appetite back and alleviates the side effects of the medicine for his failing liver. >> i sleep pretty well, a lot better. the cramping has gone down almost completely away. >> stanford removed hawthorne from the list based on national standards. it says the national protocols includes factors that may lead to disqualification that includes both the use of drugs and alcohol. hawthorne who admits to using intra venus drugs in the 90s needs to show he is clean to get back on the waiting list, but he is not willing to give up the cannibus. >> i could be sitting around waiting for two or three years. in the meantime my health is worsening. >> legal advocates for cannabis are trying

. >> richard hawthorne says this is keeping him alive while he waits for a new liver. it is also why stanford medical center removed him from the liver transplant waiting list. >> i am not every day going out and getting stoned-type guy. i don't get high during the day. i can't operate that way. >> hawthorne who has hepatitis-c and suffering from cirrhosis says medical marijuana helped him get his appetite back and alleviates the side effects of the medicine for his failing liver. >> i sleep pretty well, a lot better. the cramping has gone down almost completely away. >> stanford removed hawthorne from the list based on national standards. it says the national protocols includes factors that may lead to disqualification that includes both the use of drugs and alcohol. hawthorne who admits to using intra venus drugs in the 90s needs to show he is clean to get back on the waiting list, but he is not willing to give up the cannibus. >> i could be sitting around waiting for two or three years. in the meantime my health is worsening. >> legal advocates for cannabis are tryi

. >> pam:she had previously worked at the former hawthorne campus. and for the past several years. she worked as a kindergartn teacher at "think college now" >>".any way they can." >> reporter:teachers and students were notified of sonner's death. grief counselors will be on campus on monday. >> pam:sonner's death follows magdalena glinkowski's death. she went missing on march 30th. police say she left a note saying she was going on a hike. >> pam:she was missing for nearly two- weeks. before her body was found on mount tamappais over the weekend. >> pam:at this time -- authorities say, the deaths do not appear to be related. foul play is *not believed to be involved. . >> reporter:mount tamalpais is very popular with hikers, but as we have seen in recent days, the terrain can be sometimes be dangerous. kron 4's charles clifford was in marin county today. he has a first-hand look at some of the hazards on the mountain. >> reporter:there are over 50 miles of hiking trails on mt tam.... in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news >> reporter:the trails takes a turn over by the cree

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it's in hawthorne, california, and employs some 4,000 people. the company ran into trouble in 2012 when los angeles tried to attack the rockets and spaceship like a regular property. they asked for a special space flight exemption from the state's tax laws and on thursday, that new law was passed. the governor just has the sign it and he said he will. while tax day is not usually a happy occasion, i'm sure space x, is forgive me, over the moon about this. >> so we get an out of the world and over the moon pun. >> we're just getting started. sounds good but don't local governments need revenue? >> what local government doesn't need more money? in this case, there's an argument to be made that this law is just inviting other companies to try to finagle. space x said they need a wealthy tax base to serve social program. it's the delicate balance between one hand and keeping businesses on the hand. it's, one last one, rocket science. >> good. >> yes. >> a busy guy to set spaceships. >> he's going to build a $5 billion battery for tesla cars and the

we have tried to forget over the years that you might remember ralph waldo emerson and nathanael hawthorne and other transcendentalists writers. what we might forget about those folks whose they were also men of letters in the public square as well. they were not ivory tower theorists. they were riding in the newspapers and magazines have their day. the progressive era in the late 19th century of tradition what someone called a golden age of journalism but it's an era from which we remember names like cornelius greely greely who said go west young man and then coming forward into the 20th century men like william randolph hurst whose hurst newspaper change and magazine empire which is around today and the subject of the movie citizen kane which has been one of the great movies of all time but it also painted william randolph hurst board john foster kaine in that movie? as a man who worked -- was dislocated from a sense of purpose and meaning in his life so much so that at the end of the movie he died alone and said we begin to see that as we marched through the 20th century from the trial

basically all of the folks who admired hawthorne, but he enjoyed being the object of their blairs. one of his classmates happened across the john hay at the willard hotel where he was leaning casually against the cigar stand taking in the scene. when he was asked how to enjoy himself in congratulating him on his appointment he replied with a knowing smile, yes. since that was john a. john george nikolai was only slightly less insufferable. around the same time he informed his fiancee that in my position i necessarily hear something new almost every day that would certainly be of infinite interest to someone and sometimes to another. but it's my duty to say nothing, so i won't. if you have to impress your fiancee with your job at the white house then i think you're probably still a little green. to one supplicant who saw just a few minutes of lincoln's time, nikolai replied, the president's task here is not child's play. it's not hard to understand why many people view them as being a little too big for the bridges, but as the war progressed the secretary has lost something of their

we have tried to forget over the years that you might remember ralph waldo emerson and nathanael hawthorne and other transcendentalists writers. what we might forget about those folks whose they were also men of letters in the public square as well. they were not ivory tower theorists. they were riding in the newspapers and magazines have their day. the progressive era in the late 19th century of tradition what someone called a golden age of journalism but it's an era from which we remember names like cornelius greely greely who said go west young man and then coming forward into the 20th century men like william randolph hurst whose hurst newspaper change and magazine empire which is around today and the subject of the movie citizen kane which has been one of the great movies of all time but it also painted william randolph hurst board john foster kaine in that movie? as a man who worked -- was dislocated from a sense of purpose and meaning in his life so much so that at the end of the movie he died alone and said we begin to see that as we marched through the 20th century from the trial

basically all of the folks who admired hawthorne, but he enjoyed being the object of their blairs. one of his classmates happened across the john hay at the willard hotel where he was leaning casually against the cigar stand taking in the scene. when he was asked how to enjoy himself in congratulating him on his appointment he replied with a knowing smile, yes. since that was john a. john george nikolai was only slightly less insufferable. around the same time he informed his fiancee that in my position i necessarily hear something new almost every day that would certainly be of infinite interest to someone and sometimes to another. but it's my duty to say nothing, so i won't. if you have to impress your fiancee with your job at the white house then i think you're probably still a little green. to one supplicant who saw just a few minutes of lincoln's time, nikolai replied, the president's task here is not child's play. it's not hard to understand why many people view them as being a little too big for the bridges, but as the war progressed the secretary has lost something of their

and james hawthorne jr. from rochester, new york -- you had an experience with a pickpocket in which you thwarted his attempt to get your stuff. that's correct. i was in rome for the veryon th. this was the first time i had ever been on the subway in my life. i was in high school at the time. and i'm waiting for the train to open up with the rest of my colleagues. and out of the corner of my eye, i see this guy really close behind me. so i look back, and he just keeps inching closer as i'm waiting for the train doors to open. and by the time i was gonna step onto the train, i noticed his arm coming up behind me, and i could feel it on my side, so i just swatted it away and gave him the stink face. [ laughter ] and he left me alone after that. okay. good. joan blinn, from chicago, is a retired proofreader and editor who volunteers as an adult-literacy tutor, which means you do what exactly? i help people, usually one person at a time, who have very low literacy skills. i try to teach them to read, basically -

[cheers and applause] written by nathaniel hawthorne, the scarlet letter. show us some money, man!5,000. boom, baby! boom! $15,000. $26,500, man. >> all right. >> now listen, joe. you're 3 questions away from being out of round 1 now. >> i am, aren't i? >> yeah, it's 3 questions away. and it's a lot of big money on that board. >> you know, you think you'd get more comfortable the longer you're up here, but it doesn't happen that way. you look comfortable. >> i'm cool. >> you look cool. i don't know if i am. but i'm gonna try. >> yeah, i don't have to win my money. it shows up in a check. [laughter] >> you ain't lyin'. >> whoo! i'm nervous for you, though, but here we go, man. you're doing great. you're doin' great, joe. here we go, man. this is your next question. "satisfaction not guaranteed." saying "we got a lemon" and "what about the warranty?" americans once staged a mock protest at the london business that made what? >> mock protest, so it's not a real protest. i'm gonna go with... i'm gonna go with "a," liberty bell. eh... final answer. >> lot of pressure. there's a lot of p