lsd is much more complicated than methamphetamine. they had the capability of making 2.8 billion dosage units of lsd. that's enough lsd to get every man, woman, and child in the entire western hemisphere high. i feel less empathy for picard than i do your common criminal because he had the opportunity, you know, harvard education, wealthy family, but he also had a great cover for his drug trafficking. he was a drug policy analyst from the university of california in l.a. he was so smart he went over to czechoslovakia. he found an old formula and he smuggled that into the united states. that's what enabled him to have such a huge production capability. >> the dea mobilizes its forces to track down picard. >> we started canvassing the town, walking, going door to door, trying to find out where he'd went. he wasn't found that night even with the helicopter. it had an infrared device on it to detect body heat. >> there were 50 law enforcement officers and hounds searching the kansas woods for him. >> at the time, i don't believe anyone el

lsd is much more complicated than methamphetamine. they had the capability to make 2.8 billion dosage units of lsd. that's enough lsd to get every man, woman, and child in the entire western hemisphere high. i feel less empathy for picard than i do the common criminal because he had the opportunity, you know, harvard education, wealthy family, but he also had a great cover for his drug trafficking. he was a drug policy analyst from the university of california in l.a. he was so smart he went over to czechoslovakia. he found an old formula and he smuggled that into the united states. that's what enabled him to have such a huge production capability. >> the dea mobilizes its forces to track down picard. >> we started canvassing the town, walking, going door to door, trying to find out where he'd went. he wasn't found that night even with the helicopter. it had an infrared device to detect body heat. >> there were 50 law enforcement officers and hounds searching the kansas woods for him. >> at the time, i don't believe anyone else in the

with lsd, it is considered more dangerous than a meth lab as far as chemical contamination. we didn't want to execute a raid on the location for safety reasons. we preferred to do a ruse and get him out of there. >> with the help of an inside informant, the dea lays a trap for pickard. >> it was arranged for pickard to come pick up the lab. we arrived in a ryder truck. we didn't want to reveal the dea was on to the case, so we arranged to have two highway patrol officers pull over both the ryder truck and the surveillance vehicle that pickard was driving. one way we did underestimate pickard is we didn't know he was a marathon runner. when they went to pull him over, he started to race away but then jumped out and ran into the kansas woods. so now we had a manhunt. >>> we're waiting for governor bush, but obviously he's going to speak after vice president gore. >> we got a call from a network correspondent saying don't concede. the florida numbers are wrong. >> al gore is still planning to be here to give his speech, which we consider will be a concession speech. t 2 a.m.? n

william picard is convicted of conspiracy to manufacture lsd and intention to distribute lsd and is nowo consecutive life sentences. >> the significance of this case today, here we are 15 years later and we still see lsd seizures 95% less than before these characters were arrested, which is why i consider this to be the most successful case in drug law enforcement history. >> on november 9th, jean gives her first press conference as senator of missouri. >> yesterday, i began a new chapter in my life and though the pain and the tears still come at unexpected times, i now see a renewed purpose to my life. my first press conference after the election was held in jefferson city. i was wondering how the press was going to accept me, what they were going to do and i found out that they were rather tender with me. but as soon as the press conference came to a close, one of them got a little braver and said, since you've never held public office could it be that maybe you're not -- and he paused a bit -- qualified for this job? the thought of that really angered me. >> a lot of people spent the

only he was making lsd instead of methamphetamine.sd is much more complicated than methamphetamine, they had the capability to make 2.8 billion dosage units, with a b. and that was enough to get every man, woman and child in the western hemisphere high. >> he had the opportunity, you know, harvard education, wealthy family, but he also had a great cover for his drug trafficking. he was a drug policy analyst from the university of california in l.a. he was so smart he went over to checks slovak -- czechoslovakia, and that's how he had such a big production agency. >> the dea uses mobile forces to try to find him by car. >> we were walking door to door trying to find out where he had went. wasn't found that night, even though the helicopter had an infrared on it to detect body heat. >> there were 50 law enforcement officers and hounds searching the kansas woods for him. >> at the time i don't think anyone else in the country knew what was going on here. they were probably watching the election. i still don't think people realize how big

lsd is considered even more dangerous than a meth lab as far as chemical contamination. we didn't want to execute a raid for safety reasons. we wanted to get him out of there. >> it was arranged for picard to come and pick up the lab, and we pulled up in a rider truck, we didn't want to reveal that the dea was on to the case, so we arranged to have two highway patrol officers pull over both the rider truck and the car that picard was driving. we didn't know that he was a marathon runner, he started to race away but then he jumped out and ran into the kansas woods. now we had a man hunt. >> we're waiting for governor bush, but obviously he's going to speak after vice president gore. >> i got a call from a network correspondent saying don't concede the florida numbers are wrong. >> al gore is, but still is planning to be here and give this speech, which we certainly expect can be a concession speech. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. fixodent plus adhesives. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong m

. >> it acts like lsd! >> and in the kitchen with a teen titan. she saved her own life after watching an episode of the doctors. repunsle syndrome. and opening up about an that's today! on the doctors! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> dr. travis: welcome, and as you can see, we have attorney ariva martin joining us today. >> welcome. [ applause ] >> glad to be back. >> dr. travis: we will jump into the first topic. in your most private moments do you have a biggest fear? do you have a biggest fear, ariva? >> i do, i don't know if this is it. >> dr. travis: it may be that you have a fear of someone watching you. a woman received a shock when she found out she was being spied on by her sex toy. check it out. >> many people are using fitness trackers to monitor steps, sleep, and heartrate. what if you had a device that was tracking your sexual activity without your knowledge? one woman claims an electronic sexual device she purchased was electronically transmitting information about manufacturer, for marketing purposes. she filed a class action law

patient to pull crate him because the dea was planning to label the substance a one drug like heroin, lsd and ecstasy. but the dea's final ruling now not expected until december so denver will lift its ban next week. kratom comes from the leaves of a tree in southeast asia. users say it relieves chronic pain anxiety and depression. and can help with the withdrawal from opioids. >>> video showing the moment a woman is rescued from her sinking suv. this was this morning in arlington massachusetts. into a parking spot but accidentally got over a curb and went into the pond. as the vehicle sinks you see the bystander swimming out to help her. >> go to your back window! you've got to come out! i lost you. i lost you. >> high drama right there. the woman was safely pulled from the water and went to the hospital. other than mild hypothermia she is just >>> people in beulah are coming together after the fire burned through their town just last week. eight homes were destroyed. the small community southwest of pablo, fire started accidentally by a cdot worker using heavy equipment. caught roughly

they say they found a meth lab, a marijuana growing operation, heroin and lsd and 250 grams of ecstasy in signed for and $7,000 in cash and counterfeit money. the mccain campaign severed ties after her arrest. >>> l.a. police say they arrested a man who admitted to destroying donald trump's star on the walk of fame. he used a sledge hammer on the plaque. otis told reporters he originally planned to remove the star and he said he was going to auction it off to raise funds for the winl aqueuesing trump of trump's star was dedicated in 2007 for his work on the tv show the apprentice. >>> still ahead, dave munsey is back with a look at the halloween weekend forecast. stick around. and be sure to follow us on instagram and share your images using the hashtag #fox10phoenix and share your halloween overwhelming and complicated. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america every patient gets their own care manager to coordinate every aspect of their care. the care manager is making sure everything is flowing well so the patient can continue to get their treatment. we are the link between

pull crate him because the dea was planning to label the substance a schedule one drug like heroin, lsd and ecstasy. but the dea's final ruling now not expected until december so denver will lift its ban next week. kratom comes from the leaves of a tree in southeast asia. users say it relieves chronic pain anxiety and depression. and can help with withdrawal from opioids. >>> video showing the moment a woman is rescued from her sinking suv. this was this morning in arlington massachusetts. the woman was trying to back into a parking spot but accidentally got over a curb and went into the pond. as the vehicle sinks you see the bystander swimming out to help her. >> go to your back window! you've got to come out! i lost you. >> high drama right there. the woman was safely pulled from the water and went to the hospital. other than mild hypothermia she is just fine. >>> people in beulah are coming together after the fire burned through their town just last week. eight homes were destroyed. the small community southwest of pablo, fire started accidentally by a cdot worker using heavy equipme

administration still lists marijuana as a schedule one drug, among the most dangerous, along with heroin, lsdand ecstasy. buying and selling pot remains a crime under federal-- and most state-- laws. the result, say legalization advocates, more than 700,000 arrests every year for marijuana-related offenses, many for mere possession and primarily african-americans and latinos. lynne lyman is the california state director for the pro- legalization drug policy alliance. >> we have the data that shows that black, white, latino, we all use and sell drugs roughly at the same rate, and yet any jurisdiction in this country, certainly in california, you will see that the people we arrest and incarcerate for drug offenses are black and brown. >> it's about a war on drugs that's an abject failure. i want to end it, want to end it in this country. and i want to reduce the cost to the taxpayers. i want people to operate legally, and i want them to be accountable and responsible. >> reporter: anti-legalization activist kevin sabet does support decriminalization for the consumer as the middle ground between

. - in the midwest, you have to be practically on lsd to know whether we're mad or (laughs) - i'm mad when i get up in the morning, so. we're quite a pair. but i'm thinking of this. there was a new york times data visualization some months ago where they said here are the most powerful people in the country, and they showed the faces of these people as a way to visualize who is in power these days, and it was quite striking to see that whether it was politics or business or any of the creative cultural aspects of our lives, it was basically men men men men men men men. - white white white white white white white. - and by the way, white white white. and i kind of think, goodness gracious, is this really where we still are? - yeah, well, it is, it is. - the country is half women, and yet the power structure in this country politically and in terms of business and everything else is still largely a vestige of the old. - well, you know, we started out not being able to vote, we started out as chattel, you know. - you started back from, yes, admitted. - so, you know, it takes time, you kn

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. >> but then again, manson was feeding them a steady diet of lsd. >> he was serious about this? >> yeah. >> that's crazy talk. >> it wasn't to us. the world was crazy to us. >> investigators learned from manson's followers that he was not content to wait for start it, by murdering wealthy white people, whom he called in homage to another beetle song, "piggies." but manson didn't plan to kill the piggies himself, he wanted his so-called family to do that. >> by that point, they were willing to do anything for him. >> because they loved him? because they feared him? because they were under his spell? what? >> they say that at that time >> it hardly seemed possible, yet as the prosecutor was able to piece it together, manson sent susan atkins, tex watson, linda kasabian and patricia to kill a group of friends tate did not even know and did know the producer who he tried and failed to get a record contract and knew the producer movet. he now knew this. whoever lived there now must be rich and famous. nobody else could afford a house like that. the house is picked because of its loca

lsd? >> tea. a little honey. >> jimmy: dr. strange" opens in theaters and imax november 4th. please welcome tilda swinton! [ cheers and [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: th >> jim you were in shanghai yesterday? >> a bit of today i think. >> jimmy: now you're here, unbelievable. >> i'm still there. that's the marvel universe for you. >> jimmy: centraling by astral projection. tom cruise is talking about enjoying beating people up. you beat people up and kill people in "dr. strange." >> yeah, with help from my 12,000 special effects friends, yeah. >> jimmy: right, but still, it's got to be fun to watch. >> jimmy: how old are your kids? >> 19. >> jimmy: do they love seeing their mother beat and kill? [ laughter ] >> yes. in the kitchen. you'll have to ask them that, but probably. they're too cool to tell me. >> jimmy: are they, they're too cool to tell you. they worked on the movie with you? >> they did, they did workplacement. amazing, can you imagine? i'm so envious, i wish my parents had been able to do that for me. they did other things. >> they didn't have you working on