and they saw joe, mike and eddie banging on doors, looking for paul lewis. and they had tony klann in the truck. >> apparently, mike keenan, eddie espinoza, and joe d'ambrosio, were convinced stoney lewis had stolen drugs from them. and they were forcing tony klann to lead them to stoney. >> tony had been crying. he looked like he had been beat a little bit. and they saw joe d'ambrosio with a knife to his throat. this was at 3:00 in the morning. >> stoney lewis's story was all detectives needed to hear. >> we went up into cleveland heights and took five cleveland heights policemen with us. and we went to joe d'ambrosio's apartment. 1732 coventry road. >> eddie espinoza answered the door and was placed under arrest. next police searched for joe. >> first thing in the morning, the cops break in. i'm all the way in the back in the bathroom sitting on the toilet. all i see is the door fling open and i see two guys in plain clothes with guns pointing at me. and i'm like, what the heck is this? >> even without a warrant, police search joe's apartment. >> we did rec

. >> we were watching paul lewis on the ground in baltimore sharing the important things that were happening standpoint. >> that's what i think is so cool. we were at oprah's house for dinner and somebody said we should periscope this and oprah said, let's not. i think we could take places where itwe never get to go. >> my co-founder and i were taking time off. i had a trip planned to istanbul and right before my trip you know, the taxing square protests were happening in turkey and i remember thinking to myself is it safe for me to go? i want to see what's happening on the ground. you watch the news or watch twigger and get a sensationalized account. i wanted to see a live feed of the street where my hotel was on. there are people walking around. >> it would be interesting to see how it changes journalism. >> i think there's a huge potential. >> what do we do about the boring videos of people going to the grocery store? what do we do with that? >> that's the internet. that's going to exist. that's okay. it's one of the charming things. we have to sift through. >> even been accused of it too

. >> we were watching paul lewis on the ground in paulty more sharing the important things that were i was at oprah's house recently and somebody said we should periscope this. oprah said yeah let's not. where did this idea come from? i do think you can take us places where we could never get to go. where did it come from originally? >> my cofounder and i were taking some time off before starting periscope. i had a trip planned to istanbul. right before my trip the protests were happening in turkey. i remember thinking to myself is it safe to go? i want to see what's happening on the ground. you watch the news and look the atwitter. i wanted to see a live feed of the street that my hotel was on. that would be the perfect articulation whether it was safe or not. there are thousands that walk around with smart phones. why can't i see it? >> it will be interesting to see how it changes journalism. >> i think there is a huge potential. >> what do we do about the boring videos of people going to the grocery store? >> don't watch them. >> it is the internet. that's going to exist. it is ok

lewis to do it. >> i think rand paul is going after the pot smoking libertarian opie and anthony crowd. you wanna fight? >> we will have to bleep out opie and anthony. >> it's okay. i used to be part of that group. >> i admire his hipness. >> he played buddy on "charles in charge" but he is doing great. you know what i'm talking about? >> yes. >> he has matured. >> doesn't his past impress you? >> as a woman me, i was trained as soon as i hear that voice to stop listening. >> really? >> yes. >> why you think it is red necky? it is not -- it is like a guy who does a three stooges ad. huckabee will run a three stooges ad and i said women don't go for it, but he is stubborn. >> does he run his ad by you? >> he does and i am not getting paid for it. $10,000 is not much. >> i agree with anthony. it is better than the black and white ads where it gets a little dark and depressing. at least this was jazzed up a bit. >> he has to come out swinging. how many republicans do we have out there? >> 17 are running. >> did lincoln chaffey announce? >> no, abraham lincoln did. >> let's do the next stor

paul and the broken bones. or rap duo mclemore and ryan lewis. ♪ so we put our hands up ♪ >> reporter: who jumped on the tiny deskir debut album. thompson says the venue's intimacy can restore people's faith in real music. >> people have this impression of musicians that it's all autotuned. it's all treated in the studio. people are very cynical about this music. and we've had hundreds of artists come in and get up there without even amplification let alone effect i is this a better venue than a genuine concert venue for getting the real thing? >> i think what you get is unlike any other venue. so i think in that way it's unique. i'm not sure better is the perfect word. >> i would say better. >> reporter: the tiny desk has also served as a launching pad for struggling musicians looking to make a name for themselves. jazz rock trio moon hooch went from playing in the subways of new york city to performing at the tiny desk in 2014. >> anyone who's into amazing rock, electron a, jazz would appreciate this. but they wouldn't know where to look. that was brilliant, right? >> that band was amazing. >> reporter: the sax