and i told charlie pierce one of my highlights was getting to hug charlie pierce. >> that was fun foring all of my left-wing fans jealous. i threw a raincoat over the head of a small child who was sitting next to me -- >> stephanie: yeah, i was a little pimpy. >> now i have to do the news. then we'll come back to you. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: oh. >> good morning. so maybe this is what the first lady was rolling her eyes at. house speaker boehner has released an info graphic showing what you can do in four years. these comparative calculations clearly a good use of the house speakers staff time. this in preparation for tomorrow's vote on raising the debt ceiling. i don't know anyone who would necessarily be against congress going without pay at this point. chuck schumer said a budget is in the works, but it disease include a plan to raise taxes. there were two other unscripted memorable moments from yesterday's inauguration. first malia obama making funny faces. and al roker declaring victory, dropping the mic and then getting joe biden to jog over and shake his hand. there is a lot

it's a piercing you have in your nose. >> a piercing. >> jimmy: when did you get that?week and a half ago. >> jimmy: you did? and why did you get that done? >> short answer is i wrapped "private practice." when i end a series, i like to do something sort of big and irreversible. after "judging amy," i had a baby. so i didn't want to have another baby, so i got a piercing. >> jimmy: if you get on another show, you'll have to have a mike tyson face tattoo or something like that. take me through the process of making this decision, and then carrying out this decision. how does it work? >> really what you want to know is the process of having a midlife crisis. >> jimmy: however you want to classify it. >> i've actually wanted one for a long time and i couldn't do it because i was on a tv show. so i saw a second grade teacher at my kid's school had a piercing and i said i want it like that and she said i'll take you to my guy. >> jimmy: what? who was her guy? >> her guy works at a place called needle pushers, which is sort of deep in the valley. >> jimmy: wonderful. >> yeah.

i have a home at 79 pierce street. first of all, i really want to commend and thank mary brown and the staff for doing what i think is an excellent job in moving this to the state it is today, including the work on the mills act credit in particular, and trying to address some of the concerns of my neighbors. i've lived at 79 pierce for almost 30 years. right after i moved into thei n neighborhood, i immediately became aware of the architectural consistency of the victorines in our neighborhood. in fact this is a document we were talking about earlier. i quickly became aware of the 1987 preservation element of the master plan. one of the things included in that was a map of architecturally significant buildings in the city by the density per block and it turns out that this area around duboce park, including but not just limited to this proposed landmark district is really the largest concentration of architecturally significant victorines in the city. it's the largest clump of dark black area on this map. and the hear

i felt sorry for poor pierce morgan.the issue of gun control, you're going to be talking about it, but do you think, cenk, you, that we can actually stoke congress to do something? do you have confidence that we might be able to shame them? >> cenk: you know, it's really interesting. we talked to congressman yarmouth on the show, and he thinks we can get it done. but congressman cohen is more skeptical. every day that goes by we get further away from bogey able to do it. i have to give the obama administration credit, they're considering really strong proposals. i'm hopeful. >> jennifer: cheng uygur hopeful on gun safety measures, i'm feeling good about it. that's all i can say. we'll be watching your show. >> cenk: thank you. >> jennifer: it's a new year with a knew a new congress, and that means plenty of ideas on how to tackle the country's problems. not all of them are good ones and some come straight out of crazy town. the first really bad idea is the definition of hypocrisy, which is aig. the large insurer/reckless

pierce morgan wanted me on to say i was wrong to violate his first amendment.are i take free speech rights when i said a foreigner should not be here lecturing us. it was all tongue-in-cheek. i actually sat there and when i went out there before he went live. i saw his cue cards. it was all about that. it was not that we have a right to own guns to protect ourselves from the government. i did that. glenn beck is trying to hold me back. i've talked to people oh who work for him. he has five guys watching every i do. four or five years ago he would not talk about any of this stuff. now he takes it and spins it in the neo-con way. he's a punk. he called me a fascist. this is the guy who made jokes about torture and said it was a great thing. this is guy who supports drones. i was against all that when bush was pushing it. i'm a constitutional libertarian who loves freedom and my views are my own. that little piece of trash needs to know this. he tried to play this collectivist game he don't speak for us. he's trying to speak for you. you jack ass main line conserv

: good morning charlie pierce. >> happy new year! in berkas. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: oh, i can't get enough of those jokes. >> i'm willing to bet you can. shall we try. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: charlie pierce? >> yes hello? you were talking about [ inaudible ] piece this week how biden must translate obama for the normal people and you say -- >> for post menopausal irish people of both sexes yes. >> stephanie: you say just call them uppity and then get back to work. >> that has been a tick of hers for many many years. no more sprawling across their cases in rolling stone. >> stephanie: and then i can't say his name -- >> [ inaudible ]. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: you also read the same piece i did in the times, i can't say his name ross dodat. >> i think it's ducat. it opens almost to almost on unpleasant series of puns. >> stephanie: yeah. you said ultimately he gets around to giving credit to boner. i guess how anybody can say that that's doing a good job i'm not sure. >> the man desperate. because republicans are insane. >> step

charlie pierce as usual our tuesday pal. "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: the president talking about guns. selling a new generation on guns? >> yeah. >> fantastic. what could go wrong? >> yeah. it's a picture of a guy and a bunch of kids with a bunch of -- >> munitions. >> stephanie: using contests, games, and semi automatics. this is honestly like the evil of what we're up against on this debate. i'm thinking first of all is this legal? >> yeah, it is. >> stephanie: number two can they -- i guess they can. >> yeah. >> stephanie: remember they cracked down on ad for children what is his name -- joe camel use -- trying to hook kids on cigarettes. isn't there something similar here? >> the fda has no jurisdiction over guns. >> there is the gun safety eagle. they have had that for years. >> stephanie: yes. threatened by long-term declining participation in shooting sports they have poured millions of dollars into trying to getting more guns in the hands of -- >> kids. let's give hand grenades to infant infants. >> y

. >>> amanda bynes resurfaced with her cheek piercing. >>> charlie sheen is going to be a grandfather now that his 28-year-old daughter is pregnant. her mother is sheen's high school girlfriend. >>> elton john sewn husband david furnish welcomed a baby boy to their family on friday. the second son completes our family in the most precious and perfect way. >>> river phoenix's last film "dark blood" will make a debut at the miami international film festival 20 years after the actor died of a tragic drug overdose. >>> finally, prince harry was named town and country's most eligible bachelor. he topped that list that included tim tebow, jack nicholson and george clooney. >>> finally, vatican city is home to a cover model. his personal secretary is promoted not only to archbishop but also to the front page of italy's vanity fair magazine. he is known as gorgeous george. papal assistant's headline says it's not a sin to be beautiful. a spokeswoman says the archbishop did

kron four's jeff pierce has one person was killed and three others are in the hospital after a deadlyin the the three bedroom apartment. oakland police are setting their sights on several groups believed to be responsible for four homicides on friday. at this point, investigators gangs. three young men and a span of six hours on friday. police say the violence amounts to retaliatory attacks. and, that they are committing extra resources to track down the killers. so far, no suspects are in whether any of these cases are related. friday's murders tallies oakland had over 130 homicides in 2012.more then san francisco and san jose three of the victims names have been released. year-old ken harbin ofthe fourth victim is a 22 until authorities notify his relatives. >> today marks one year since the costa concordia cruise ship ran aground off the coast of italy.killing 32 people. a mass, moment of silence and unveiling of memorials to the victims took place in italy today to mark the anniversary of the grounding. the concordia remains on its side and officials now say it will possibly take

kron4's jeff pierce attended the second amendment rally. he spoke with supporters. (speaking through megaphone) >> this is were we draw a line in the sand. we are not going to back up we are not going to blink this is our right. >> reporter: hundreds of people who have felt threatened by the national conversation about gun violence in this country attended an event in pacifica saturday afternoon celebrating the 2nd ammendment. cloaked in the flag and the national anthem their voices reflected a defiance to what they percieved as an encroachment of constitutional rights. >> i believe in the 2nd amendment, i was taught to obey the law and i'm here to support it. >> the 2nd amendment we gotta have it. >> i'm not an nra member, i don't usually do these types of things i just feel i need >> reporter: beyond the rhetoric of anger and defiance there were those who felt the recent tragedy that has brought gun rights to the national stage has been taken too far. >> i have children and i was appalled just like everyone else in this country about what happened in newtown but i

he also has a budding star right behind him in bernard pierce. >> the ravens tie-line offense has joe flacco on the star of sports"illustrated -- "sports illustrated" twice. rice has not dazzled with highlights. mostly it offering ground- pounding yards. does that sit well with someone who is very much enjoyed his rise to nfl stardom? >> i do not have to be the center of attention. and i know i am a playmaker on the team. my number will be called fairly often, but there are other guys out there that can do it as well. >> everyone pretty much place for each other. we all know our capabilities and tried to play to the full extent of that. that is how we pretty much approach it, play for each other. >> to further prove that, look at to bernard pierce. >> he saw me struggling a little bit, and he eventually took me in and started showing me the plays. we develop the bond and friendship to be able to push each other. >> of course it the 49ers -- if the 49 is decide to focus on this, that will allow ray rice to run again. john harbaugh likes to preach team, team. when you do it and it works

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or, get a back ru extra napkins or, a margarita. >> it was nice to see jeff pierce. take a look of the difference with president obama some funny moments on his first term. for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas to any sleep train, for foster children, big and small. and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> president obama's just days away from being sworn in to his second term in office. we're taking a look back at some of the funniest moments from his first four years. check it out. >> we cannot sustained... [laughter] >> all of you know who i am. >> if you noticed i had a lot more energy in my second debate. i was well rested after a long nap i had in the first debate. the next 100 days my partners and i will be so successful that even john boehner will consider becoming a democrat. af

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this is paul pierce. little bit of a fadeaway. that's kind of a signature shot over lebron to hang on to win by a final of 100-98. they're currently clinging to the eighth seed in the east which might not hold if rondo is out. >>> we turn to the nfl. the league's fate, what could be its final pro bowl last night as the nfl's version of the all-star game has gotten a little less competitive due to fear of injury. drew brees. second quarter, little touch football on the line. he does the dance. the salsa, right? eli manning. third quarter, russell wilson, even if he wanted to tackle him, sometimes you can't. he's unbelievable. gets out of the pocket. finds fellow rookie doug martin for the score. obviously not a lot of tackling in this one. go to the fourth, andrew luck getting picked off by jason pierre-paul. that's what happens when you have defensive lineman j.j. watts lining up as your goal line receiver. the nfc wins 62-35. >>> president obama making a bit of news speaking out about player safety in football. in the newest issu

>> franklin pierce. the >> frank lynn pierce. why?inning and end of what i know about franklin pierce. but because -- the reason it was put in is that quakers, who were significant for us in american politics around the turn of the 18th century, don't like to swear, that that's considered inappropriate. but i don't know if franklin pierce was a quaker. >> every president i have known swears. >> that's right. they certainly do >> not in this particular case. >> candy, off special state of the union at the top of the hour? >> including david plouffe, senior white house adviser around john barrasso exleadership on the republican side you senator, what the art of the doable is here in terms of -- president obama is a very ambitious agenda and they admit at the white house they are not going to get all of this you look at energy and climate change and immigration, which they may just get, they think that's their big thing, and gun control so we wanted to see what's the art of the doable here? >> we will be watching, the top of the hour, sp

also little girls to get their ears pierced by getting your ears pierced at two or three is more painful than circumcising infants. but we have to think hard with those things would be it is a religious mandate so do we trump the religious claim? it is certainly not any more than the mandatory inoculation. and then not to get inoculated for the controversial reasons and under the religious claim but i don't think the case even if they did come in with your piercing. >> look at the palace with the burqa and genital mutilation i did this in to you correctly. on the other hand, wearing the burqa how to emphasize but the ambiguity that makes them automatic but with the sleeping ordinance to look at counties in the middle east not have a the burqa over many, many years was a sign of maturity. . . i know for a fact that many women who are educated in charter schools and become staunch anti feminists, anti-abortion this. they ultimately give consent for their husbands and brothers to commit disloyalty to their wives and such, and they are very, very rich. they have their own bmw. the mentality

rondo to paul pierce. and pierce can't handle the pass. dribbles it out of bounds.e another look. handled. doc rivers in shock, as the knicks go on to win 89-86. celtics lose their sixth-straight. >>> college hoops. the wolverines coming in winning 27 of the last 28 home game, taking on purdue. first half, tim robinson iii, throwing it down. second half, trey burke, nice hesitation. gets it to go. then, later, burke showing off defense. gets a steal and finishes on the other end. he had 15, 1 of 4 wolverines in double figures. and michigan outscore purdue in the second half to win their 12th-straight. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm cassidy hubbarth. have a great morning. >>> coming up, "the pulse," and a new project from "star wars." >>> and a sign of progress from a new project from "star wars." >>> and a sign of progress from the "gma" studio. wai your wrinkle cream to work? clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week.

i own a property at 75 pierce street and have been there 28 years.ve come to just about all the hearings and have been in opposition to it since it came to my attention in early 2011. only because i feel that thek3j. historic designation of our neighborhood should have been something that the neighbors, who purchased and maintained these homes, should ask for, not something that the city should be imposing on us. beginning, what does this do for the homeowners, other than add additional loopholes, additional fees, additional approvals, over and above the already inconsistent application of the existing law. it seems unfair to me because they offered nothing. the mills act was redone to make it easier for property owners to that's great. doesn't help me a bit. i've been there 27 years. it's not going to help me at all. they said at one time it would help us increase the values of our property. i think the city has backed off on that since our property values are already a little bit over the top. what i want to know is why the department doesn't have

. >> reporter: jeff schorner owns al's family farms in fort pierce florida.it's a popular tourist stop, the bulk of his business is shipping boxed fruit and gift baskets to customers in the u.s. >> when i was starting out growers that were spending $400 or $500 an acre were spending a lot on their groves now your trees would be dead if you spend $400 or $500 per acre within a year or two, it's not uncommon now for growers to be spending $1,800 to $2,200 to $2,500 for that same acre of trees. >> reporter: that means shrinking profit margins, but schorner says growers are hesitant to pass that cost on to consumers. >> overall, o.j. probably had the second worst year of any commodity next to coffee and the reason we're seeing that is because orange juice is one of those commodities that can be replaced by the end user something else can be substituted, maybe a cheaper form of juice. >> reporter: kerr says some growers won't be able to compete, while others will pass costs on to consumers, sending retail prices higher by as much as 30% this year. >> if you're a j

. >> reporter: jeff schorner owns al's family farms in fort pierce, florida. it's a popular tourist stop, the bulk of his business is shipping boxed fruit and gift baskets to customers in the u.s. >> when i was starting out growers that were spending $400 or $500 an acre were spending a lot on their groves now your trees would be dead if you spend $400 or $500 per acre within a year or two, it's not uncommon now for growers to be spending $1,800 to $2,200 to $2,500 for that same acre of trees. >> reporter: that means shrinking profit margins, but schorner says growers are hesitant to pass that cost on to consumers. >> overall, o.j. probably had the second worst year of any commodity next to coffee and the reason we're seeing that is because orange juice is one of those commodities that can be replaced by the end user, something else can be substituted, maybe a cheaper form of juice. >> reporter: kerr says some growers won't be able to compete, while others will pass costs on to consumers, sending retail prices higher by as much as 30% this year. >> if you're a

and gun violence and video games and -- all of the vilification of violence. >> what about armor-piercing we need that? >> why do we need to protect hollywood putting -- >> i'm not talking about that. >> but i am. >> i'm asking specifically. >> one at a time. >> you are too. [ all talking at once ] >> why do you need armor-piercing bullets? >> because we're talking about a particular type of bullet that is and can be available -- >> why do you need an armor piercing bullet? >> but criminals could and having -- >> and police officers certainly do. >> and having the ability to defend yourself is a right in this country. >> that has to be the last word. lots more roundtable ahead. >>> can president obama avoid the second term curse? what to make of the tactical treat on the debt limit and everyone will weigh in on the confession of lance armstrong and our favorite "desperate housewife," eva longoria joins us live only on "this week." but i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend les

what those piercings are capable, once they're taken out they could contain contraband.hey could be used as a weapon, could be against himself, against staff or even fellow inmates. >> i have another one on the back of my neck. it's called a surface staple. as you can see, there's a bar through my neck and there's two flat head screwdriver parts to it. >> basically, for mr. ruiz, for him it's been a good thing being isolated because he won't be exposed to a general population setting. he won't be exposed to gang politics. he won't be exposed to inmate pressures. so for mr. ruiz, it might have been a saving grace for him that he actually had piercings and that he was removed from general population so he doesn't have to answer any of those questions. >> well, as you know, i'm from orange county jail. >> just hours before he would answer to the judge. ruiz used his time in isolation to write a letter to his girlfriend who he had not spoken to since his arrest. >> baby i'm sorry for not picking you up at work. i was in a police car at the time. i hope you're there when i ge

we have representative rosa delauro, charlie pierce rescheduled for today. yeah, jim, do it. >> stephanie: 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. >> for me, it is -- it lasted two weeks. >> stephanie: everything else is going great in my life. [ wah wah ] what is it? 11:50 today eastern, the president will unveil his gun control measures. >> although jacki says it has been moved to 11:55. we won't have it on our show. just say. >> stephanie: no. did you see so we were talking about the nra's new ad about the president's children have fancy protection. >> why does he not want your kids to be protected? who does he think he is? >> stephanie: why don't your children have special secret service? oh! because you're not president. what is the point of them? here we go. >> are the president's kids more important than yours? >> stephanie: yes! >> then why is he skeptical about putting armed security in our schools when his kids are protected by armed guards. mr. obama demands the wealthy pay their fair share of taxes but he's just another elitist h

and the armor piercing ammunition that's the real story here and if you have an active a.t.f. chief that would look at this story they see that the u.s. is right now manufacturing firearm manufacturing industry exports four point four billion dollars to countries like algeria that's in the news today algeria then sends it to other countries that typically are under some type of embargo over arms by the united states the industry knows they've been doing this for decades sometimes you'll have an active a.t.f. investigator but the reason that story missed the press the reason the story is not being talked about is they don't understand it's a money story it's not that they don't want to have an a.t.f. chief it's just there's so much money involved in the four point four billion dollars of death that they spread all over developing countries that have six and hasn't there also been a not just the senate refusing to confirm. even though it's not a cabinet position the constitution doesn't require senatorial advice and consent but they've also been down funding or level funding or

and my bill actually would bar teflon-coated bullets, which are like the armor-piercing bullets that were covered by the crime bill. and so it would extend that same type of protection for our law enforcement whose armor can be pierced by those kind of bullets and incendiary bullets, as well. >> senator, thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, my big decision on whether i will ask governor duval patrick of massachusetts to send me to the senate to replace john kerry and work with senator blumenthal on that bill and the ammunition and other aspects of that bill. i would really like doing that. but then it is really hard work compared to this anyway. all right, we are minutes away. we are minutes away from my decision and my announcement of my decision, coming up in the rewrite. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our m

philosophical. >> as long as i can go to starbucks i'm all right. >> reporter: in mill valley jeff piercefor the annual burning man festival will soon go on sale. but some longtime participants complain the new prices are too steep. 51-thousand individual tickets will be available for 380 dollars each. tickets opened at 240 dollars last year, with prices steadily rising as the event approached. organizers scrapped last year's lottery system and now are offering tickets on a first-come, first-served basis. the festival is held the week leading up to labor day in the nevada desert. >> national news this morning. a fatal hostage standoff in aurora, colorado. thats the same city where a gunman opened fire at a movie theater, killing 12 people. police arrived on scene to find a gunman who barricaded himself inside his home. there was gunfire after negotiations with the man failed. then police to stormed the building. the suspect was killed as the swat team entered the house. police then discovered the bodies of three other people inside the home. the standoff comes nearly six months after a sh

it pierced her eye and her brain. but somehow, in a medical miracle, she is okay.amazing story. >> repororter: it's an image an an accident that seems impossible to survive. then again, little olivia smith is more than a survivor. she's a living, breathing miracle. >> olivia was sitting on a chair, right next to me with one colored pencil. and all of a sudden, olivia was on the floor crying. and my 3-year-old started crying, it's in her head. >> reporter: that pencil pierced the 19-month-old's eye, and lodged 5 1/2 inches in her brain. and when first responders arrived -- >> i've been in the business for 13 years. i don't think i've seen anything like this. >> reporter: as olivia went to the hospital, her mother fears the worst. look at this stunning x-ray. it's the first thing surgeons at boston children's hospital see. >> the pencil entered over the right eye and crossed the brain to the back next to the left ear. >> reporter: and though it de defidef defies logic, if pencil didn't puncture anything vital. the doctors are relieved but baffled. >> there was an inj

it's the x-ray of a 19-month-old with a pencil that pierced her eye and lodged in her brain. she's fine. it's amazing. it missed her important parts. there she is after. postpencil. >> the doctors did an amazing job. >>> and we are so excited to share some pictures with you. you may have heard. robin was with us on set all morning long. there i am passing the purell to her. making everything germ-free. >> it was good to see that smile all morning long. it's fantastic. >>> let's get straight to the developing story on the weather. 18 states, now under winter weather advisories for snow and ice. here's abc's ginger zee. >> good morning, guys. this is what people are waking up to in parts of tennessee. this is a hood of a car. this is all-ice. a quarter-inch of ice. i'm going to show you what's happ happening. some of the freezing rain and freezing advisories. southern kentucky. you see it spreading into virginia and north carolina today. to the north of it, it's all-snow, even for an area that hasn't had a lot of that. chicago, talking about you. and let's go back and show how

and my bill actually would bar teflon-coated bullets, which are like the armor-piercing bullets thatvered by the crime bill. and so it would extend that same type of protection for our law enforcement whose armor can be pierced by those kind of bullets and incendiary bullets, as well. >> senator, thank you very much for joining me tonight. >>> thank you. >>> coming up, my big decision on whether i will ask governor duval patrick of massachusetts to send me to the senate to replace john kerry and work with senator blumenthal on that bill and the ammunition and other aspects of that bill. i would really like doing that. but then it is really hard work compared to this anyway. all right, we are minutes away. we are minutes away from my decision and my announcement of my decision, coming up in the rewrite. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today.

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philosophical. >> as long as i can go to starbucks i'm all right. >> reporter: in mill valley jeff pierce kron four news. >>> more clues tonight. on what may have caused an explosion at the chevron refinery in richmond last august. kron four's philippe djegal joins us now with what investigators are looking into. philippe. >> reporter: vicki. federal investigators say chevron fire fighters responding to a small leak and fire before the big explosion. may have accidently punched a hole in the 40-year-old pipe that eventually failed in august. u-s chemical safety board investigators say they are examining the tools chevron fire fighters used to stop an intial small refinery leak and fire in richmond last august sixth investigators say the 40- year-old pipe that eventually sent a plume of gas and fire into the air was already in bad shape. over time, sulfur from the crude oil flowing through the pipe wore it down. but, the chemical safety board says it's found a gash on the pipe. that investigators say must have been done from the outside. investigators are looking into the possibility that

i'm the chief financial officer of pierce county alliance.ne of those ones who bought stock. >> pierce county commissioners didn't like the sound of that, and they didn't like the results of the county auditor's report. 40 addicts from drug court had been treated with prometa. after 14 months, 57% were clean. but the auditors said that that was no better than the usual therapies. after spending nearly a quarter of a million dollars on prometa, the commissioners pulled the funding. you know, there are some eminent scientists in this field who know the biology of addiction, and they look at the prometa drug protocol and they say, "we can't see how this works." >> i don't care how it works. but i know it does work. that's the bottom line. the alternative is a hopeless life on dope living in my truck. >> terren peizer has commissioned four more studies, betting his company and $150 million that the medicine will catch up with his marketing. depending on who you talk to, you're either a revolutionary or a snake oil salesman. >> let the patients de