gold was expected to go to the kool aid man. kool aid man has to settle tour silver. many storeives sochi's uncomplete and unsafe facility news about is my favorite. >> my hotel has no water. if restored the front desk says do not use on your face because it contains something very dangerous. [ laughter ] >> jon: and if it's all the same to you, we'd rather not tell you what that very dangerous substance is. who doesn't list -- who says it's got dangerous things and doesn't say what is in there? dangerous like ex-lax or acid? never seen this before it's water with a double black diamond rating. that is never -- experts only. why think anyone is sticking their face in that cloudy amber liquid. you know what that stuff lks like. >> tap water the color of beer. [ laughter ] >> jon: okay. [ laughter ] sure, beer. that's what it looks like. and not what beer becomes. [ laughter ] russian officials though were quick to defend their toxic tap piss. >> russia is not taking the criticism well claiming its olympic image is being deliberately attacked by journalists. we have sur

. >> kool-aid. >> ketchup, tomato paste. >> pineapple. >> grapefruits. >> prunes. >> peaches. >> sugar yeast. >> they can get their hands on prunes and whatever they like to use. >> of the many experts we have met, the truest connoisseur had to be tyrone outlaw, an inmate at kern valley state prison. ironically, located right in the heart of california's central valley wine country. >> we have two types of alcohol. we have pruno, which is made from oranges and fruit that you let sit and rot and we pour it into a bag and make mush out of it, and then you add a lot of hot water to it and let it sit with a lot of sugar in which it ferments it to make the alcohol base. then we take it from the bag and pour it into the pillowcase and strain it and keep all of the mush out of it and put the liquid in the bag to be used for apples and two boxes of sugar. and you will have three gallons of pruno, and you can sell it. and each tumbler is $10 for that, or you can sell it for $10 apiece your can just get drunk off it all you want. >> outlaw then told us about a much more potent concoction. >> the

. >> kool-aid.of jonestown, hard work, long hours, too much heat, too little sleep, and as leslie wilson remembers, meager food. >> dinner was rice and gravy and sometimes soup with chicken feet sticking out. >> she wrote this letter to a friend there in jonestown. >> i now feel as if my whole is being worthless here. i am 21 years old and my life will surely consist of nothing more than it does now. >> at the bottom she wrote -- >> destroy this now. >> but at a wednesday catharsis meeting -- >> my letter was being read by jim in front of the whole congregation, and if i could have crawled in that guyanese soil and dug a hole so deep, i would have done it. i was just in fear. >> your best friend turned you in? >> my best friend turned me in. >> as punishment, leslie was placed on a hard work detail. for her the promised land was a failure. >> we're not going to make a difference in the world because no one knew about us. no one cared. we were just this bunch of folks living in the jungle, surviving.

i promise you this is a film for christians. >> i can't wait. >> i have now drunk the kool-aid.igious aspect of this film is as strong as the chair rete race. >> did they change the movie title because somebody complained? >> they choked it down. the name of the -- they chopped it down. >> you will be on huckabee, right? >> i would love to be on huckabee. >> i thought you are. >> i don't know. waiting for the call. >> that's how i found you. >> if the governor wants to have me on his show, i will be there. what i really want to do is go and hit the local religious stations. i really feel this film is a gift for believers. i am a siner, but i think this film is for them. i want to bring it to them and tell them about it. >> i am interested in your since. >> i'll show you later. i see your enthusiasm has completely diminished. >> are there any movies you would sound track you would like to? >> my buddy is doing "the mask of zoro." these old films, because they are silent films is like catnip for a composer. it takes a minute for the acting and then a card. the eyebrows and the mak

some kool-aid.kool-aid and that's about it. >> well we have inmate kevin blanco who was a little upset. he was issued three disciplinary reports. he has his own way of thinking. he portrays his own outcome before it's actually there, and he implies whatever he feels is appropriate. so it's one of those things that kevin blanco wants this and he wants it now. well, he's not going to get it now and the officers are concerned that they may have to extract him from this rather large rec pen. which if he chooses to go that route, then that's what we'll do. kevin blanco, i need you to come and cuff it up. blanco? he's ignoring the issues. >> they want to sit there and play their little [ bleep ] games. keep me in the cell. they want to keep me there. i'll give them reason to keep me in the cell. y'all thought i was playing when i told you that. y'all want to keep me in the cell. >> you're refusing to come out? >> yes, i'm refusing to come out. go get your goon squad. >> kevin blanco, i'm giving you a dire

date great kool-aid. that's just wrong. a date rape? that is not cool. they say it sounds like a date rape. they even started a facebook page to get the name changed. but the bar says it will not. this is the drink is selling out. confirm whether a man was really lost at sea, for 13 months. jose alvarenga says he and a friend set out for a fishing trip, on the pacific ocean, when they got stranded. he says his friend eventually died, but he continued to drift from mexico. about a year later he showed up on the marshall islands in the north pacific. he says he lived off fish, turtles, rain, and sometimes urine. he says he considered suicide, but his faith pushed him through the ordeal. so far officials have only confirmed that he lived in mexico. >> what do you have to show for your life? >> not much. i don't have a long beard like that guy. i'm jealous. time for sports. joakim noah had a streak of 18 games with double- digit rebounds, but his anger did not allow him to make it to 19. the bulls halfway through their road trip with a stop in sacramento. bu

is he accurate or did he, perhaps, drink some kool-aid? >> well, he is superficial. he is talking about things he doesn't understand. and someone has given him a couple of cliches that he has put together in what passes to be a report every phrase that he uttered was evidence of the fact that he didn't understand the issues that he was talking about for example he said that putin has been president for 15 years, longer than anyone else. well, of course he has because the elections are manipulated and there is -- the opposition is suppressed we can do a similar examination of the other things that he said as well. the important reality here is that people are not paying attention to what is really going on in russia. and russia is a very powerful and potentially dangerous country so that kind of sprferlt super official. >> bob costas should pay attention to sports. that's what he knows. we don't expect him to pay attention to what's going on in russia. but it would be helpful if the present administration or the government paid close attention, what is going on is tha

show would davis has weapons of all shapes and sizes from guns to semiautomatic and of kools guns made especially for children. with the. sometimes they'll have a shorter stock to make it easier for their length of pull because their arms are shorter most of the time they'll be lighter because they can't hold up as much here's a very good example why do you even have them in colors like i'm being korean of course paying for the young girl's camel for the future han or this children's gun is marketed as my first rifle it is the same gun that killed caroline spock's yet the state of kentucky support the sale of it. i could lay this gun right here loaded and i could come back in ten years and i'll guarantee you if nobody picks up that gun it will have not hurt anybody. so you know the gun is simply a tool or a coal oil so you say guns don't kill people guns do not kill people people kill people with five year olds also don't kill people but they get killed book skateboards are you going to outlaw skateboards are you going to confiscate pogo sticks everything require supervision. so jamie

. >> now, meet the kool-acookoolc says if you can dream it, they can build it. >> take your time and keep working on it. >>> on a carnival cruise ship absolutely stunning view in turks and caicos, the cruise ship is about to dock. look at the water, how can you not jump in it, right? >> looks very inviting. >> guess who thought i can't resist the temptation of jumping in? this guy we are watching he climbs over the railing and without evenecguhimself, he jum. >> off of the carnival cruise ship? isn't this illegal? >> this is why people go missing on cruise ships. >> now what? >> he starts swimming to shore. you can see his face, he's cracking up having a good old time. this is awesome. >> no, it's not, is it? the >> no. because when he got to shore, authorities found him, they brought him back on the ship only to kick him off the ship. >> they will kick his butt home. >> without a refund. >> from that island he was put on a small plane expenses he'll be responsible for. >> did his buddies get kicked off, too? >> they didn't get kicked off, but apparently the captain and the employees

so, before you drink the kool-aid and this is mostly sugar and not something you're proposing to tax,ant to look at a couple of facts. this can of coca cola contains 39 grams of sugars. the healthy alternative, which you're not going to tax, fruit juice, 100% apple juice, 12 ounces of which contain 39 grams of sugars, exactly the same. but there are other carbohydrates as well. so, ounce for ounce there's actually 20% more calories in this apple juice than there is in this coca cola. that doesn't mean the coke is good for you. this will rot your teeth. but this is not necessarily the healthier alternative. how many cubes of sugar are in this can? it's a trick question. the answer is zero because the sugar in the sugar cubes is sucrose and the sugar that's in that can of coke is corn syrup. cal orickally they're identical, metabolically they are not. this has been in our food for 30 years ~ and it's in our food because it's due to a sugar tax. [inaudible]. >> thank you very much. thank you. either one. >>> testing 1, 2, it's working, good. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcom

jury legally of the riots you have had too much period cut so if it is made with ever clear issued kool-aid with never a inside and itself would dash i do think that is possible. is due would have to dig could except it was a dead repeat -- a dog republican idea that has done nothing could hear a lot of harm. in the blind of the public at large since the republicans are in tears to your of lowering of the tree he h which sped right guy was would during hypothetically if you have the daughter of getty bready to go to college what is. >> host: to id or even if act of''. >> here is but if you saved based on the expectation that is a projection is a if you are wrong what happens because they have cheaper or better alternatives it is still good to have money in the bank if your kids decide they want to start a business it is nice to give them the money to start instead of paying to go binge drink. [laughter] but there are a lot of people in the audience that says they are in capital management but they could probably tell you better. bayou portfolio shows why shouldn't not give the best -- inves

. -- kool-aid, it is going to be a huge factory.hey will have the capacity to build more battery power than all the other lithium-ion factories in the world combined. >> how many automobiles do they want to sell west to mark >> a will be able to produce 500,000 eagles are year. -- vehicles per year. they are just saying this so you know how much they can make. they will create 5700 jobs. they can do much more than just a old car batteries. they will be able to use these batteries to store energy that is created at winds of arms -- arms -- farms. they are making super charging stations. they are all around the big city areas. they will be able to store electricity and move it to you that needed. it is taking tesla is that further. >> it is not only partly owned by lima, but if you buy -- elon musk, but if you buy a tesla, they will offer to put in solar panels. >> you have a tesla? >> yes, i do. >> what about the cost? what about electricity bill? >> it goes up slightly, but your gas bill goes down to zero. the cost of electricity ve

when you can't do that you sit in your dorm room drinking something with ever kool and coolade and nobody tells you when you have had too much and you pass out and have alcohol poisoning. i've said this and nobody listened to me but yet another political issue that would have been good for the republicans is to campaign on lowering the drinking age back to 18. it was dumb republican idea from liddy dole, and it has done nothing good and a lot of harm, and since in the mind of the public at large, especially low information voters, republicans are identified with the preacher in "foot loose" coming out in favor of lowering the drinking age, which seems to be a brilliant move. >> i was wondering, hypothetically speaking, if you had a daughter who was ready to go to college, how much money wow use save for what would be a decent college in 11 years or whether you would save at all. >> that's a really good question. there is, i think, every reason to save regardless, because if you save money for your kid based on expectation of college, seems like projection from today, and you're wrong abou

and newspaper, looks like some dental floss, a small stick, and probably for the coloring, he used kool-aid not allowed to have it. occasionally we go through and do cell sources and confiscate all items. he zrnt a hobby card and other inmates try to put it on e-bay and sell it so we confiscate it and dispose of it. >> how does he react. >> sometimes he is passive and sometimes he is angry and threatens us but for the most part he is passive because he knows all he can do is make more. >> there's one other remnant of manson's artistic interest hanging on the wall of the officer's wall. >> this is when the inmates in maximum security were able to defeat the security lock and got through there and manson was in the yard playing guitar and they end under breaking it. >> they ended up breaking his guitar so we took it. he wasn't hurt or anything. we came out pretty quick. the guy that came into the yard is more scared than manson he broke the guitar up and got down and complied with orders. >> any ideas what manson was singing. >> i have no idea what he was playing, yeah, no, i don't know. >>>

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the kool-aid man. oh, yeah. also trending this morning. what is spoice?air when anderson landed her run. she admitted sunday she didn't know what spoice meant. i got the chance to explain. it means -- it's from urban dictionary.com. it means an expression of gratitude toward life. >> h i love that. sage is such a krae ative fun person. i love the spoice. that makes it a lot better. frat if i occasion for life. >> and this morning, anderson tweeting this picture of her and k kotsenburg both wearing their medals and some hats. that is good reason for some spoice. >> i like that word. i'm going the use it all the time. >> amen. got the team off and running this weekend. slopestyle r us. that's for sure. >> hey, aim, thank you so much. we'll check back with you later. >>> right now, superstar designer and project runway star zac posen has a prand-new collection featuring plus-size and affordable wedding fwouns. they are beautiful. sara haines caught up with him for a look at what he call his love notes to brides everywhere. >> reporter: from runway to red car

and it's planning to revive daily brands such as jello and kool-aid. kraft foods up 2% literally. >>> love is in the air literally on this valentine's day. three lucky couples who were chosen in a contest will get to exchange vows on the on observation deck on the 102nd floor. valentine's day is the only day of the year that you can legally get married in the new york city landmark to mark the occasion the empire state building will be lit up with red and pink lights. this evening. today, what we're asking you is what should i buy, julia, for valentine's day? what should i buy, julia, for valentine's day? it's only a suggestion. i got her tickets to rome. i thought that was pretty good. if you want to join the conversation here on valentine's day, get in touch with us. e-mail, worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. what should i get julia for valentine's day? this is not my idea, just in case somebody is wondering. i thought the rome tickets were fine. >>> still to come on the show, this time japan is flushing out $900 millio

this is washington spending kool-aid. leaving aside we don't have the money to do this, too we really need to do all of it? again, don't get me love -- wrong. i love catfish but 17 million tuesday? aisle being funny but to make a point. on this catfish thing, duplicates a similar program at the fda and has already spent 20 million bucks over four years without inspecting a single fish. not one fish. now, on a fish scale of one to ten, isn't that a little over the top? just like spending billions after billions, year after year, on this kind of stuff, and this is not a piggy bank. this is piggy. and the poll politicians push thing programs, republicans, democrats, all pigs, and don't you insult farmers saying you're looking out for them. you're looking out for yourselves and like the pigs feeding at the trough. david william is with the taxpayer protect alliance, and, david, you say these little piggies should just go home. >> this is amazing. you have a $959 billion bill that was 640 bill five years ago, and they called t

. >> you are drinking this kool-aid and it is full of poison and cyanide. >> i understand what you'rentive you're talking about is legit. >> we agree on that. let's not get too lost here >> hold on. let me finish this point to you, sean, about somebody about to retire and has a health care problem and realize they can't retire they have to keep working to keep their health care insurance. that person right now might retire, a young mother who wants to take care of her kids and not rush back to work >> because the government subsidies are so high, all about a government dependency ponzi scheme. let me go over this a second. yesterday at the white house briefing economic advisor jason fuhrman, listen to him stumble and stammer over his words. he can't get it out. he can't explain it. watch this. >> this report confirms the aca is -- has -- is making positive impacts today in very important ways and it confirms what we've all known, which is when you do something like that it gives people new choices and new options and people will sometimes make different choices in the face of new choi

i'm not interested in raking him over the kools. i this he's genuinely regret what he said. there was no malicious intent. >> you talked about what a violation of your family's privacy. he didn't call your family out by name. your husband started getting emails. legal experts said there could have been a violation of medical privacy laws. are you considering a lawsuit or anything else? >> i have not thought about that. i don't know the legality of the issue. all i know is on an emotional level it felt like a violation and that among, you know, a lot of people who just knew my husband and knew us, they had heard about our situation because it was so shocking at the time. and so it was really immediate, you know, the way that they were able to connect that to us personally. and when i started, you know, seeing the reports that were out there and all tweets about distressed babies which quickly turned into jokes about, you know, just about this whole media gossip, it was extremely painful for me. >> and what is it like now? you're a professional mom. you're an author. what's it

first they bump number one jay leno and now their lead olympic guy bob costas drinking the russian kool-aidt that disgusting tap water over there. >> gluten has been a fixture on the international stage for almost 15 years as either president or prime minister. that's far longer than any other leader among the world's most influential nations. just in the past year, putin brokered a deal to allow syria to avoid a u.s. military strike by giving up its chemical weapons. and help bring iran to the negotiating table over its nuclear intentions. and he has repeatedly show cased his confidence to

first they bump number one jay leno and now their lead olympic guy bob costas drinking the russian kool-aidhat disgusting tap water over there. >> gluten has been a fixture on the international stage for almost 15 years as either president or prime minister. that's far longer than any other leader among the world's most influential nations. just in the past year, putin brokered a deal to allow syria to avoid a u.s. military strike by giving up its chemical weapons. and help bring iran to the negotiating table over its nuclear intentions. and he has repeatedly show cased his confidence to ta

. >> you get kool & the gang. britney. >> anywhere. it's not a reason to buy pandora. >> pandora's been a monster stock. you've had moves like this to the downside, since the beginning of last year. it's not like we haven't seen the downdrafts in the name. clear the valuation is ridiculous. but when you see moves of this magnitude, the stock typically holds and bounces. to timmy's point, it is one of the pure plays. you have to have it on your radar screen for sure. >>> 3d systems getting slammed today. someone started shorting that stock last week. how much he thinks 3d will fall. >>> and more on coca-cola's 10% stake in green mountain coffee. that stock is flying in the after-hours session. up 34%. herb greenberg will join us to give us his take on that. let's say you pay your guy around 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 percent every year. go to e*trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert. it's low. it's guidance on your terms not ours. e*trade. less for us, more

on that seems normal to the people within the cult, but to people outside are saying, who drank the kool-aid? this is crazy. so i don't really know where that story is going. and i -- my sense is some heads are going to roll in miami, and i wonder -- richie incognito is a great player, but how can he be a great teammate after what we saw? how is anyone going to bring that guy on when he is that kind of a teammate. football is a team sport, and so i think he should maybe worry about his draw prospects. >> next question. >> hi. you mentioned numerous times that football is regarded as a very evolutionary sport. we see this even down to the ball of choice. an oblong shape versus a round ball in stark contrast to basically every other sport. >> sure. >> but having an evolutionary spirit also means it's subject to change, and change is not always good. so is not the evolutionary spirit of football both a gift and a curse? >> well, i think it is a gift, because there's always these controversies about the sport of football, and football is able to react. if you were to play baseball 100 years ago,

in order to do that, you have to drink the kool-aid. >> all investors will not be like mark zuckerberg. >> no, and the smaller companies will hold back and say, you obviously want us for our intellectual property, or our service, but overall, we do not isnk $2 billion, $6 billion not enough. >> is that a bubble in essence? >> the markets will continue to take it because the ipo's are not at that level yet. we will have to see a company like roku -- and i am not saying --thing negative about them but people envision them as the little box next to the tv. what is that differentiation with other products coming out, and will they be any things peschel? >> -- anything special? >> here in new york city, we see what happened with whatsapp and we say that has to be a bubble. what are people saying out there? is it a case of the true believers saying it is truly worth $16 billion, or is there perhaps some skepticism along the west coast? >> people are starting by looking at what facebook is doing. there is an embellishment that part of their future business could be something that they did not

it takes people time to adjust to the fact they are pulling away the kool-aid.althy. >> it is a process. it is interesting to see economists have not revised their growth forecasts. people think the economy will continue to grow, a positive story domestically, and not the contagion in the emerging market so that we will see the winners from the losers distinguishing themselves. we can see that in the stock market. that's the same story playing out, maybe this year will and on the upside but you will really start to see the distinction between the stocks that don't have the support to justify the price, like what we saw in 3-d printing today. >> cory johnson is joining us from san francisco. you were talking about this on "bloomberg west," stocks down 20% because 3-d systems is saying growth is flat. what is going on? >> we talked about a lot of the action last week as well, back in new york, we talked about a short seller pointing out some problems that appeared in the business. he was dead on. , 3-d systems had this expectation we were going to see a massive bo

residents are angry that the daiquiri factory named one of its drinks a day to grape kool- aid. this is sounds too much like date rape. the bar owner use facebook to get his message across that he is going to he is not going to change the game than just the name. he posted that " date rape is selling out. " >>james: the proposed plan for the new san francisco waterfront arena for the warriors is being pushed back. it won't open until 2000 to thousand 18 at the earliest. the original anticipated cost was 70 million but after careful review it will need $180 million in investments to bring those peers back to life. members of san francisco's waterfront community spoke their minds last night to port authority's during the citizens' advisory committee meeting. not everyone is looking forward to the arena. this proposed arena have to go for several of reviews and approvals. one of the most important approvals will be made by the board of supervisors next march followed by six months of state and federal approvals. construction will start until june of 2016 and last 27 months. >>: a c