amazing thing about that period is our consciousness was expanding in many ways, not just in the psychedelico around that time i think the summer of 1966 was the period when a lot of people in this country turned against the war in vietnam, twinned it with the civil rights movement -- chris: very much so. although they never gave an anti-war statement, lennon later with imagine, but they were part of the rebellion. anyway, here's my favorite of all. this is in the movie "yellow submarine." ♪ ah look at all the lonely people snotes ♪ ah look at all the lonely people ♪ ♪ eleanor rigby picks up the rice in the church where a wedding has been ♪ ♪ lives in a dream ♪ waits at the window, wearing her face that she keeps in a jar by the door ♪ ♪ who is it for? ♪ crukes know that mixing of rhythms, that sound, it's so fascinating and all the lyrics came from going into a country church yard in liverpool and seeing names on the tombstones. father mckenzie, eleanor rigby. all that, chuck. >> it is great stuff and when i go back and look, especially the more training i've gotten in music, they actually

so here is the base line conditions, the zoning will slightly psychedelic and we have 19 different zoning districts and they are already in the existing zoning and assuming the adoption of the western soma which is in front of the board right now. and the zoning and which is south of the harrison, and the blue sli and the kind of gold colored and all of those districts are flexible, we have c3 which allows anything, and the nuo, districts and all residential and to some degree, office and retail and pdr and all of the diversity that can happen in these areas. we want to increase south of harrison and allowing a diverse of areas and larger hotel and nurturing of neighborhoods in retail cluster and we have heard disagreement and the housing lot in the south west portion of the planning area and the forming of the retail and the viability that you need to preserve and protect in the arts in this area. we have 11 districts here and maybe most of the area is moved to to the existing zones and industrial areas, and so harrison, and in the zoning and they are going to change the capacity in the

but i would know rand paul can be counted on to come down from the psychedelic world of sanity and go back down to earth in the perch and crazyville where he normally lives. by the way ironically, he came back to crazyville but more on that later on in the show. >>> now when president obama came out in favor of marriage equality last year, it marked a turning point in the gay rights movement. 51% of the country did not support marriage equality. now 53% do. in recent weeks perhaps coinciding with the recent surge in popularity, more and more politicians have begun to come out of the closet in support of gay marriage. first, senator rob portman who changed his mind after his own son came out two years ago. hillary clinton announced her support in a youtube video in no way preparing for a 2016 campaign. four democratic senators revealed their support of gay marriage. missouri senator claire mccaskill, mark warner, alaska senator mark bell itch and this afternoon, jon tester from the great state of montana. right now it doesn't matter how much public support we have, it lies in the hands

. >> "dark side of the moon" sort of made all those psychedelic songs that they made that were alwaysch much more concise, and i think that's what did it and i think it influenced. look at sampling. look what people did with sampling ten years later and the cash register sound of "money" is, and they basically did that about tape. it put other sounds into pop music which really changed the face of pop music in many ways. >> do you see the -- there's a copy of the album cover up on the screen? there's a big of light going through a glass prism, another one on this side. what's the meaning of that, do you think? >> how many hours of you and i sat and just stared at that cover while we listened to that record? i think it's about complicity and things that are complex. i mean, here it is. you have a beam of white light. what is white light made of. made of so many different elements and all the different colors so even the most simple of things is complicated. >> let's be honest here, a lot of potheads listened to this. i think there's a real complicated interesting story of drugs and cre

seventh or eighth grade, i started smoking a little bit of pot, and then i started doing a lot of psychedelicsd and then i got placed into an outpatient rehab facility for the first time. it didn't work. i relapsed. i was losing jobs. i was failing school and not doing that well. i barely graduated. >> now three months into his one-year sentence, gonzales is headed to the visiting room at orange county's theo lacy jail facility. his mother, who asked that we not reveal her face, has just flown in from his home state of minnesota. >> hi, son. >> hello. >> oh, my gosh. this is the first time i've seen you with your hair cut. i really like it. >> yeah. >> so how was your day today? >> it was all right. it was all right. i just sat outside and read a lot. it's really sunny outside. been sitting outside a lot. >> are you still working every day? >> every day. >> well, that's a good thing, isn't it? >> yeah. i work every day and have my time go by fast. >> now, have you checked into classes, son? >> no. >> okay. >> one thing gonzales and his mother still need to settle is exactly where he will fulfi

. >> "dark side of the moon" made all those psychedelic songs that they made that were always long, long. that was what did it. it influenced -- look at sampling and what people did with sampling ten years later and look at what the cash register sound of money is. they did that with tape. but it basically put natural sounds, other kinds of sounds besides musical instruments into pop music which changed the face of pop music in many ways. >> there's a copy of the album cover up on the screen. what do you think of the cover? a beam of light going through a glass prism. what's the meaning of that, do you think? >> how many hours you and i sat and just stared at that cover while we listened to that record. i think it's about simplicity and things that are complex. here it is, you have a beam of white light. but what does white light made of? so many different elements and all the different colors. even the most simple of things is complicated. >> let's be honest here. a lot of potheads listened to this. >> i think there's a real complicated, interesting story of drugs and creativity, alcoho

in his first month he had been given increasing with stronger doses of the psychedelic drug so he could, as when doctorow, become for the mud with the effects of the drug, both qualitatively and quantitative quantitatively. the first dosage was 25 micrograms, second, 50, and 75, and finally 100. whitey would know in about an hour after the simpsons began to manifest it when lsd began working on his brain and causing havoc in the interaction between his nerve cells and the new transmitter serotonin. in the human body, serotonin system that acts as a kind of control tower for behavior, perceptions and movements. the first sign why he was on his way was the sensation that the lights were dimming and brightening, as if someone were playing with the power supply. in fact, the lights were constant but his pupils were dilated, changing in diameter and affecting his life perception. to help him pinned down the power of this trip, dr. pfeiffer ordered associates which then come by to ask a series of 20 questions. certain questions addressed, evidence from taking a low-dose, does the lightbody? d

in his first month he had been given increasingly stronger doses of the psychedelic drug so that he could come as the one doctor wrote become fully familiar with the effect of the drugs, both qualitatively and quantitatively. the first dosage was 25 micrograms and the second, 50, then 75 and finally, 100. he would know in about an hour and the dose as the symptoms began to manifest. when the lsd begin working on his brain causing havoc on the interaction between his nerve cells and the transmitter serotonin the human body the serotonin system that acts as a kind of control tower for the behavior, perceptions and mood. the first sign he was on his way was the sensation that the lights were alternately dimming and brightening as if someone were playing with the power supply. in fact the lights for constant but his pupils were violated, changing in diameter and affecting his light perception. to help him can down the power of this trip, the doctor readiness as the and would soon come by to ask a series of 28 questions. certain questions addressed symptoms evident from taking a low dose to re

the hand scrawled lyrics to his psychedelic hit ziggy stardust, introducing his most famous characterisolated places on earth, i'm talking about myanmar, also known as burma. a country where hardly any of the 50 million residents owned a cell phone and internet access is rare. a country will still finding its feet after decades of direct military rule. now google executive chairman eric schmidt thinks it is time to get myanmar connected. fresh from his controversial trip to north korea, he is now in the southeastern asian country, southeastern asian country, to try to tap that market. >>> showrooming, showrooming. you know what it is? we're all guilty of it. you know when you look at a tv at best buy and then you buy it on amazon. now the senate is stepping in, attempting to end the practice. they're holding a symbolic and nonbinding vote today on whether online merchants should collect sales tax. the so-called amazon tax getting support from both sides of the aisle. >> you're supposed to pay this tax. people just don't do it. i think last year in missouri we had about 300 people pay