and from "flipping out," jeff lewis is here with a sneak peek at the new season of his hit show.

and from "flipping out," jeff lewis is here with a sneak peek at the new season of his hit show.

brendan kennedy, jeff lewis from founders fund and our moderator ryan lawler.pplause, please. ♪ >> all right. this is really exciting. i'm really glad you guys could be here this morning with me. so i'm not the only guy on stage who's probably high. >> you are actually. >> but you seem so relaxed. okay. any way, before you founded private privateer, brendan, you were c.o.o. of a subsidiary silicon valley bank. why did you decide to leave a lucrative career in a bank and grow pot? >> so about five years ago i was at a subsidiary of silicon valley bank. and we had about 3,000 venture capital back start-ups or venture capital firms that were clients. and the technology company in the medical cannabis industry came across my desk and i thought, well, that's certainly different than anything i had seen. and we started exploring the industry around the country and around the world and realized that the end of cannabis prohibition was inevitable. and that we could build companies that would help fuel the end of prohibition. so we quit our jobs and put together private

jeff lewis. >> he's starring in season 8 of the emmy-nominated series "flipping out" packed with designte your space. >> thank you for being here. >> we are starting with a bedroom. >> we have before and afters i have done in the last few months. the fist one i would love to see. there we go. that's the before. the ceilings were high. that was a challenge. although that was a california king size bed the room dwarfed the bed. there is no color. the room fell flat. they wanted something glamorous, sophisticated. sexy. >> i have a confession. >> yes. >> that looks exactly like my bedroom. exactly. >> that surprises me. you have a big personality. this room has zero personality. usually rooms reflect your personality. >> i will steal whatever after picture you've got. >> here comes the after. >> oh! >> this is easy. we brought in color on the walls. we brought in window coverings. we brought in colorful art behind the chair. we brought in a bed that really made sense for the room. a tall headboard and footboard. notice the shiny chrome metal here with a high bench and this room was so big

lewis -- bought oculus and retain it. that is the problem. let them be and let them go. emily: brad, if you are mark zuckerberg or jet -- or jeffezos, what are you thinking right now? maybe they are excited about this. mary is elevating himself above the core business, bringing potentially other companies into the alphabet umbrella, and arguably taking their eye off the ball that is the profit business, the search engine. we haven't said anything about there a conflict executive, but no match for jeff bezos or zuckerberg. maybe this is an opportunity where larry really starts to look at other things and disassociates himself and we look back and say, here is where google started to lose itself. emily: brian, do you have a comment? brian: there are several. google is a one trick pony, they will probably do $10 billion this year. all the related success to double-click, it is massive. emily: didn't google secede a huge portion of territory there to facebook? purely mobile plays, their present -- their acquisition of at knob was in the space. it's not about a mobile advertiser to a mobile device per se. facebook arewith the two he

>> reporter: jeff klein is upset with stores near the bronx psychiatric center selling the stuff to patients. the mentally ill and homeless are succumbing to it in frighten numbers. lewis cruz says getting his son to a treatment facility and is hopeful the state will make k2 illegal soon. >> they should have done this a long time ago. >> reporter: the new york state k2 bill gets another albany airing in january. we're in morris park, the bronx, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> one patient at bronx psychiatric center recently smoked k2 and was found in rockland county apparently having walked through the bronx across the george washington bridge and up the palisades parkway. >>> new at 5:30, senator charles schumer wants to use technology to create no-fly zones for drones. so far this year pilots have reported more than 650 drone sightings nearly triple the number for all of 2014. there have been at least 7 reported drones seen at kennedy and newark airports in the past week alone. >> we have had too many near misses and i am introducing legislation that will require this technology, geo fencing, in all drones sold in the united states and that will prevent almost certainly an

jeff, so much to talk about. joining us is time political reporter, zeke miller and political reporter, errol lewis. you for being here. how do you interpret that tone that hillary clinton used with the reporter. was that flippancy or is she clueless you can wife a server? >> clearly wanting to change the subject, i think there was a little bit of a political gloss on it. oh, gee, i don't know. the reality is most people who have heard that don't know what you can and can't do. what stuff is retrievable. >> it's not that she's not taking it seriously? >> she and her camp know, they can read the polls like we have been talking about. they know they have an issue. they know it's not going to go away. they know, however, something that the opponents are going to go crazy over. people get distracted. there's a lot of stuff going on out there. climate change, sex scandals. all kind of things are going to move it off the main agenda. that's why the questioning has been so aggressive. give us an answer, give us an answer. >> scandal sells. you know this very, very well. you are one of the masters of when p